wao'unsoav. Nov. 4. 1903’.
SPECIAL SALE OF
Comfortable.
and Blinker...
BLANKETS AT 59c TO $6.50.
COMFORTABLES at $1.00 TO $2.75.
E. K. BANKS.
46 C 47 WEST WASHINGTON ST.,
Mshsckemo Hotel llock,
South Norwalk, Conn.
lticai News Notes
WEATHER FORECAST.
l-‘or Not'walk and vicinity: Fair to-
night and Thursday, A slight distur-
baiicc is developing lit the Northcrn
portion of tho Laki- rcgloti. t‘lotidy
wctithct‘ prcyails this morning general-
ly itt thc (‘cntritl Southern sections.
Rain has fallvn during thc past twonty-
four hours in thc Mississippi \‘alit‘y
and on tlic South Atlantic and (hill
Coasts. Condition tutor for this \‘it'lll-
tty plcttsatit wcniltt-r and not lllllt'il
cltangc iii tt-mpcraturti.
All kinds of bil‘itii)‘ t‘iosli scat food
can he found at ('utbill's britlgc mar-
ltI-t. at tho lowcst pussiilii' pi'ictrs. cott-
siSIt-llt with good ttttaliti'.
’l'ltc Always ltcady Circle of King's
Daughter.» of tho Not'walk Mcthodist
t‘htirt-li lllt'l‘lt» today, witlt Ml'r. ti.
ilaitlcnbm-k. of Orchard strcct.
Mrs, ll. Mulliolland has rcturncd to
low homc itt (lrttttgo. N. .l.. nitor npcttti-
lttg a low wccks witlt her daughter.
Mrs. John .l. Higgins. of Henry street.
'l‘ltc ('ontpany F. basketball train
will pltiy ”in Sioux Athlctic Club tcain,‘
of Ncw York (‘tty. ncxt Monday crcit-
ing. 'l‘ltcrt- will bc only one gatno anti
at its conclusion thcrt- will bc dancing.
——tlur slot-c boing positircly thc ott-
ly ()lll' who hayt- rcntctl pianos during
Ilic summt-r, wc ltayt- some bargains
to offcr. (‘all and gcl otir priccs lit-fort-
going (‘iS(‘\\‘ilt‘I't‘. .l. W. Stodwcll.
’i‘bc. Thursday Bowling club has been
reorganizcd and will open at the alloys
at 44 South Main strcot. South Nor.
walk, tomorrow night. hast ycar tho
club tit-voted onc Thursday croniitg in
howling and tho ncxt to other plcasv
Ill‘I'I-l. Tho ttllcys harc hccii pttt i'n cx-
ct-llcnt shape for tho ciiib.
A rcccplion will bc giYI‘II to Rev.
and Mrs. J. A. lltddlc ltt tltt- parish
house of Grace chnrt-h. Ncw llarctt.
\chncsday cloning. Notembcr ll.
from h‘ to ill. Although Mr, ”iliilit' has
scrvod tho church for sotiiciittw. iic tild
not conttnt‘nct- his dttlics as roctor titt‘
til yesterday morning. Mr. lliddlu is
a former pastor of tho South Norwaik
Congregational church.
t‘onic to llart't-st Suppcr.
A. rooms. Wt-dticsdiiy. Nov. 4.
23c. Mur'ic b\‘ llt‘t‘liI'stl'l’t.
Mitch work has htwn tittllt‘ ltt tho
last two days on tho croctiou of thc
Il'lllptll‘fll')‘ Wooden trt-silc along lions.
atonic ayonuc. iii Bridgeport. bt-twct-n
East Washington atomic and Congress
strcct. Thc supports harc bt-cn plarcd
in position and by tonight East Wash-
ington ayciiuc will ho rcaclictl. aftcr
whit it tho stringors will be laid,
Ilci wood H. \Yhaplcsb ll. Itowland.
llartt‘md; H. .l. Sammctltit. llorbcrth‘.
Martin, N. M. It. (tot-y. C. W. \Yhitc. .l.
I), McLaurcn. A. lliimickc and wit‘c. 1).
Hamilton and wife. W. 1). Parks, Ar-
tltttr J. llcncdlx. .latncs .l. Rogers. ll. l‘.
Connor. M. Ilyck. (‘. Maukowski. A. P.
l’alntcr. P. l’. lit-lilo. .l. I". McLaughlin.
litiorgn Antics. R. 'l‘. l’olhcmtts, Edward
(ioodwin. Will It. I‘ittnan. ti. B. li‘ish,
ll. ll. Wino, l". \Vcil. New York; W. S.
llrainnt'd, New Haven: t‘. A. \K'lltt‘r-
man, \Y. M. \Vorcestcr. ll. A, howls.
it. A. Cody. Boston; it). K. Willard.
tirccnwlrh: .l. A. Wood. Kansas (‘ity;
Mr. and Mrs. tlcorgc MctFlcllati. North»
ampton; J. S. ViShl'l‘, ti. ll. l-‘ullcr.
llanhtit'y: \Y. t‘. l’crry. llaricit. wcro
guests yr-stcrday at tho Iiotcl Clifford.
Y. M. (I
'i‘lckt-tn
S‘POSE FISH DON‘T BITE AT FUST.
S'pnsc Ihc fish don‘t bitc at lust;
What hc you goin' to do?
t‘liuck down your pole. throw out your
bait,
An' Far your tisltin's tliro".’
l‘r courst- you hain't: you'rt- going to
fish,
An‘ “sh. an' fish, an' wait
l‘titil yott'rc kctt-liod your basket full.
An' Iisctl tip all yottr bait.
Sposc suctccss don't conic at lust:
What be you goin' to do?
Throw tip tho sponge :itid kick yourself
.\lt' gt) I0 fcelin' billt‘?
I‘y course you hain‘l:
fish
.\il' bait. an“ bait ag'in.
Bitneby success will bite your book.
An‘ you will pull him in.
——Honston Post.
you'rt- got to
TELEPHONE 166—5.
Get "19 Habit:
BUY YOUR MEATS OF US AND
GET BETTER MEAT AT A SMALL-
ER COST THAN YOU CAN GET
ELSEWHERE.
HERE ARE A FEW OF OUR MONEY
SAVERS:
Frankfurter Saunge.
Legs of Genuine Spring Lamb,
Fore Quarters Genuine Spring
106 lb.
14c. lb.
Lamb, 8:. lb.
Crown Roast Genuine Spring
Lamb 16:. lb.
BEEF.
Prime Rib Roast, 12 and Ida. lb.
Blade Roast, 10c. lb.
Pot Roast, 9 and 10c. tb.
STEAKS.
Porterhouse. 18 and 2°C. lb.
Sirloin. 18:. lb.
Round. 14c. lb.
Shoulder. 10:. lb.
Sperry l. Barnes' Sausage. 2 lbs. 25c.
Small Fresh Hams. Fresh Shaulders,
Sparerlbs
pm. Kramer.
82 50. Main,
Plgs’ Feet. Salter Kraut,
' COM“ Havlisnd.
. ed into consumption.
’l‘he barge .l. E. Borwlnd has arrived]
width a taigo of cottl (or John ll. Ft‘l-
i a
Miss Nina A, Imwisor Norwalk.
was a Stintlay gucst of friends in Fair-
llcld.
lit-itry l. \\'oodwittd. ot' lltirbank
strt-ct. is rct'orcrillg from tt fcw days
illness.
Mr. and Mrs. Goorgc it. Matt. ot’
Norwalk. Hllt'fll Sunday with friends ill
Wcatport.
Shorniatt (‘otiiicil ltoyal Art-antim.
will holtl'ti int-cling itt ltcd Mcu's lItIli
totttorrow iiigiit.
MI. and Mrs \it'YiIlltltl Sctitplo ofi
West awhile. are guests oi ll'it'lltls in
”Mink lphltt.
Professor lianlcl A. Stttntott‘s danc-
ing class will hold it st-tision. this crcn-
ittg. in Arlon llall.
Lady JI-Ititiitgs Unlgc.
llcthlt-ltctn. will hold a
ovctiing at their hall.
l-Iugcnt- 'l'obcy. of [lay sti'ct-t, who.
hits bccn seriously ill of typhoid fcrci',
Is ilitit‘ to sit tip again.
l}. S. llttlltloynf Iit'ct-n‘s Farms ttitd
South Noi'walk. has sold his automo-
hilc to panic: iti llcrby.
mt‘omo attd sct- Madgan tilid .il‘Wl'ii, t
Music Hall, li‘t'idtiy cycning dirt-ct from ‘
Kcith's. .
Mrs, l-‘rtincls Taylor, of Ncwtown.
Sliiipards of
Int-cling this
is
tlti‘ gut-st of thc Missos lirtstittm, of.
hmnard stt't-t-t, Norwiilk. ‘
Mr. and Mrs. l-lcnry AVI‘I'Y and.
clilltli't-n. of \chtpot'i. spcnl Sunday ini
South Norwiilk, tho gunsts of Mrs. Ar
tioltl.
Tito hargt- I“. Mctlwt'n has ill'l'in'ti tit
Wilson‘s Point with a cargo ot coal.
for .loltti ll. Ferris” customers up the
llanbiiry road.
la'roy Adams who has bot-n it gilt‘Hi
at iill! hotnt- of Mr. and Mrs. l’t-tci'
Kt’ilit‘l‘. ill Southpoi‘t. has rcttit‘itcd to
South Norwalk.
Washington t‘antp.
of tho Suits of Amcricti.
morrow night itt Mystic
Washington strcci.
(‘liarlns Ichlyn. of Plan l.cdgc. has
I'I'llll‘li l'ctor Robinson's houst- tut llccr
llill :ircntic, llatibitry. and will malt."
it his ltomc during thc wliitcr.
An addition is bcitig btiili on titl‘
t'atholit- t‘lub. iii \YI-st at'cniic. 'l'ltt-
work of touring away it portion of the
structure was lit-gun ycstt-t'diiy.
A number of Norwalk pcoplc “t'lli:
to Ncw York last crcning for 11w pur
pose of being lti thc city when the vi—
cction i'cturiis bcgitn to conic in.
Sonic \‘cry largc catchcs of blitcltii-di
tti'c bcing rcportcd from Sound ltccl’.
'l‘wu atitl tltrct- bttshcls arc cointttoit
ciitcbcs for a party of two or lhrtw.
The Young Men's (‘hristlati Asst}
t'iatlon tcttnr of South Not-walk. and
thc Supcrbas, of Now York. are to play
on Iitl‘ liaxtcr grounds tit-xi Saturday
attornoon
'l‘hc it it. A, pt‘aycr mccttng was ill‘ili
at illl' Norwalli t‘ongrcgtttionai (‘hurcli
this aftcriioott at :i o'clock. thc subject
bcing “chI lit Ht'l'Yii‘I‘," :tittl iiII' load-
ct' was Miss Mcllottald.
hllcnr Jot' McMahon iii his iflil“ii .
slit-ccss “lions" and a chorus of :35
toiccs. at Music Hall, Friday clotting. .
i
l
l
'l‘ltt~ dvgrt-t» train of ()ur llrotltcrs'i
i.l)ti|{|‘. l. t). I). N. of Norwalk. Will hold.
a tncctlng tomorrow cycning t
hcarsc thc first dcgrcc, which will bci
t-ottlci'rcti ncxt Monday cycnittg. t
l
i'alrlotic ()t‘tlt'l‘
will lllt‘l‘l to»
(‘ltttin liail.
aiid rt»
'l‘ht- rcpairs which arc bcing madc.
to Raymond llrotlicis’ ducks are tptiiv‘
t‘hit'llniH‘. 'l'hc old dock is bcing t't
paircd and a new our t-ottsit'ut-twl. ’l‘wo
pilc tlriycrs aim at work litvrt',
i
i
’l‘hi» application of William S. Wti l
cox, trustm- for an lll'tit‘l' to st-il gootISI
and iixturcs of the li‘inclt Pharmacy.
will bt- ltcard waort- ltcfcrI-c ltatiks iii i
llrldgcpot‘i~ ltti
o‘clock. t
Arthur I’ontvi'oy. .
Stairs (.‘iiba Company. spcnt last night
at tho llotci Norwalk. Mr. l'omctov. i
who is at pruscnt residing iii New
York. rcsidcd iii Norwalk for about a t.
ycar. tip to last summer.
tomorrow morning iii
of thc I‘nit-cd
llctiry Schultz was arrostctl ycstcr-
day aftt-ritoon about -l o'clock il\ (tit-vt'
of i’olit't- \'olinit~r on u t-hurgt- ofI
drunkenness. This morning Sthultzi
tunic bcl'orc llis llonoi Judge 1" l‘tiyl.or I
and was llncd $5» and tosts foi btcttktngl
the law
Mts .liatc I. l‘ll'lliib.“ and daiightcts
Miss (.tatt I.. l’rcnttss and Mrs, V. l).
Litigan. and grandchildrcn. Miss \‘io
lctta and l'rcntisn Litigan arc prcpat- .
ing to go to Cuba. Wiltd'v tltoy wilt'
spcntl a low wccks 'l‘-hty will \isiti
Hartman and Santiago.
-No matter how long you haw had
the cough: if it hasn't Iilrcndy .lcvclop-
ilt'. \\'t)t)tl'5 Nttt'~
way Pine Syrup trill cure it.
STUMPED THE ENGLISHMAN.
“My wifc advcrtiscd for a cook the
other day." said a (‘oltintbia Heights
man "and among the applicants for tho
job was thc blackcst woman I chI-
saw. She was as (filmmorlan-hucd a
proposition as ever descended from a
Congo king—so black that if she went
into a dark collar the cellar, by com—
parison with her incredible bim‘k'flf‘ffifi.
would scent to be Illuminated by nine
arc lights. But she passed master all
right. and my wife cngagcd her. Wt-
bad at. dinner that owning a young
Englishman. a family mnncction. who
had only been in this county a couple
of weeks. The Englishman happcncd
to catch a glimpse of. our new cook he-
forc dinner was served.
“By .lm'c. y‘ltnnw. what an tint-om-
manly black person." hc cxclnlmcd.
amazodly. after setting the cook.
" 'Sho is somewhat dingy. isn‘t shot"
said my wife. amnst‘dly. 'What do you.
suppose her name ls'."
“The Englishman gave
course.
' 'Her name Is
wife laughingly.
"The young Englishman looked puz-
slcd and as solemn as an owl.
" ‘ “Goldie.“ “he repented. mystified-
l_v. ‘Fawncy. By Jove. now that's odd:
y‘know.Why should she be called "Gold-
Ie" when she's so—or—ttncommonly
black, y‘knaw? Wouldn't you natural-
ly think. y'knnw. that “Goldie" would
be more appropriate name Ior-er—a
blond. y'knaw '3'
“The young Englishman was my
guest for [our do.” after that but he
was stlll mantelllu. pith the utmost
seriousness. «nor the mysterious Iii:
nlflcnncc of 'Ooldlo'a' name when he
took his departure."—Wnsblnglon Post.
it tip of
“Goldie," ' said my
Hows
A YOUNG-FOLK'S STORE.
'l'o ottttit tltc young folks from
iHli)_\iltltiti to \\'tlillIlIliltltKi ttscti to
iic a utattcr ot‘ much work and
worry to itiotiicrs. ilow it is all
changcti now! 'i iic right sort of
storcs tstot‘cs iikc litisl iiayc sicp-
pcti into liic brcaclt attti rclicvcti
.\lotiicr of all titc work and the
Worry.
’i‘otitty you can hit) all ready
for scrytcc llillllhi anything that
.t ilig girl. a iittic girl. or a baby
:lcctix
And it is of dccp ititcrcst that
you can buy it just about its
:t‘ilt‘lllli} as you could Itiakc ii. \Vc
sarc the Work and worry to you;
t‘itargc nothing tor tloittpr it.
Sonic iiitt~'t';tti\c iicttts:
litibch-a‘ long t'otittt.---$2.25, $11.75 and
niorc.
Short coats for lllll)i(.'H,'—$ii and
tttorc.
llttbit-s' iltliillt‘ift, .‘iiiii.'~' 25c titttl to
33.7.5.
('outs for chlldrcit of :1 to ti~—$'.:.7.5
tto $15.
Ilotincts to go with children's coats
ltlltil't'.“ 5th. Si anti up.
Dresses for girls of 4 to 14,—82 to
$05.75.
Ilaiiics' whltc drcssusr—th.‘ to $5.
llootcos for babiospvlbc to $1.
Sat-(pics outing flttnncl, knit,
caltnicrcyv‘zsc to S'i.
liottblt- iobcs to kticp babies war-m.
‘:INII' to $3.75,
P‘lanncl skli‘ts_ long and short,———75c
and
.io 33.
llabics'
'ti Qi 2‘3
llablcs' hllrl'h‘llil' slioos.-~2.'it' to 75c.
ltubcti‘s shirts. host bubics‘ shirt wc
know of,~~ 25c to “.50.
Warm itfgflillfi, drtiwt-r_
lungthy-tliitg :intg'to :1 2-5.
chtttcrs for little folks,-——'ft’nc
Si 3t).
Kiiiitcd ttight-drawcrs
ktiit shirts and bands,—~2i‘rc
and kllt.‘(‘~
It)
with {tit-t. ~-
t‘oats for girls of ti to 15,—8.3 to
‘31:).
Taiiol‘dtllitit'
lo Slh'.
Walking costtunt-sp- $12.3" and morc
litiin coats for big girls,~-8i2..’ntl and
up.
i't‘tilt'tlltls
tilltl llltlll‘.
Night-gowns iii ttistcful styltis_—»1'.£lt‘
and up.
('Iert'iH attd corm-t-girdlcs atid
sot waists for t'ltiltlt‘cii and for
int: girls.—- [Itlc and min-.-
Jacki-ts. tit-w HI)'II‘S.—‘$T.:IU
it) 825.
costiinit-s. "$12.:IIL Sift
of good ttttttcrltti,—--:.’5c
PUF-
grow-
25c,
snappy
THE HOWLAND
DRY GOODS CO..
Bridgeport. Conn.
D... D“. who...
Cooking During
This Warm
Weather
We deliver daily ano guaran-
tee that the best of materials
are used in our pastry~brcaa
and pies.
Kane’ 5 Bakery
32 Washlnoton 8t 8. Home“
Mts. F. E. Coleman.
4 6 50. Main St. 50. Norwalk.
has opened her
Millineru Parlor
with a
Full Line of Fall and Winter
Hats.
Trimmed and Unlrt'mmcd.
(titling lists from $1.00 to 83.00.
(TAM. AND LOOK.
46 South Main Street, upstalra.
Still Another Cttt in
Prices
Small I.cg Lamb ............ 14c. tip.
Forcquartcr Lamb .............. 10c.
’i‘lic t-I-t'luln curt:
for colds, coughs.
bronchitis and ltittg
it.
u
LIN iii}....t"”(5’.i'.i.'i. .iiili
LINO {i‘.?.'f"i“.'.'.'5f‘....i'“'
LINON
LINONI
LINONIN
LINONIN E
All druggists scll l.litonltic itst; Sot- Iii.
POPULAR AMUSEMENTS.
A HOT (.lldl ’l‘lMli).
it is to laugh, is ltar's “A Hot tlld
'l‘imo-." wlticlt is atinoiittccd for an t'il-
gagcmciit tit tht- littyl's 'l'hcattc oti
Nort-mht-r it. littlil, From ”in montcui
tlic curtain got-s up until its ilnal fall
Illl' tttidit-ncc ni'c tontlnuttllr holding
'lhcit' sltlt-s. whilc Hill‘it'iiillg at tho fitti-
ny things on lill‘ staut- '.\ llot Uld
’l'lmc" has tho i't-putation oi bring Illll‘
t.l illt‘ llltist slit't‘t'sr’l'til l'tti't't' t'ttiiit'tlitis
I'Yl‘l' prodiirt‘d and it l'llti-‘thll'H to hold
that l'i‘lllliillltlll this st-tttuin by pros-ont-
lug itsclf iii an ('lllil‘t‘ llt'Il' drt-s's of
sccuory. t‘ttsttlilit's itud ptctty tacos,
A row of lilt' pcoplc, who sctirud par-
ticularly iii thc cast itist Eit't'ltltlll. harc
bct-it rctnincdl bttt all lilt' buslncss atid
.iollcs arc iicw, IlU\‘I'i aitd oitglttai. and
it is pi'ontist-d that lit“ ptoduvilott as a
Wliolc will surprisc tho patrons of thc
iloyt's ’l‘itcittrc by built ii~ magnititdc
tiittl hcattty. A nunibcr of nt-w and
tit'H’l spmlaltics itit ili'l‘tttilit‘t‘ti, aitd
the liltllllb. whitli nitmbci‘s 2o pt-oplt-
is ntadc tip of tlic ntost htautilui and
accomplisht-Ii Show Kii‘iiy cyci‘ soon on
any stago.
t'tllISlC
'i iit‘ t‘ot'st-
otlicr txccllt-nt [lI‘l'llli'lllilIlIt'_
l’A \"l‘oN t‘thl’ANY.
l’aytoii t‘iin'tpany L'JIVI‘ an.
:it lioyt'r
'l‘litratrt'. last pruning, playing to a
good itudttitct- 'l'ht- play was ",\ l’aris.
tan l’t'inccss." and tho .‘<t‘t‘llt'i_ which
wcrc laid itt NI w York ttty. wt-rc true
to lit‘c. Mtirtt- t‘tishitntti. as Mary
tirccttwootl and Villlt‘iii'lii' I‘VHllllItlll.
l"rtttict~s llowliiig. as .\litc lltiittiitig
i. .l.
\\'i|klt-
l-‘ttllct‘. as ticorgn t‘lttyttiorc. .l
litisk. its Lawn-ow t'lttyinoro,
llii gttyc iiti I-xct-llciit portrayal of tho
tarious charactcru. attd tltcy worn iihly
supportI-d by lilt' tililt‘i‘ uremia-ta. of
tilt. company. 'l‘Ii-i qpt-ciaitios wcrc of
iilt" usual ordcr. ililti lllil wtth tho tip.
pt-mai of tl.c .llllii’lltt‘. Tonight the
Itilttpain will pttm-‘itt Lost l'tti'atltsc.”
SUES WESTPORT MAN.
Action in SuperiOr Court Brought by
Clara Spray.
an action
l'illit‘ln ltt tor ’52h‘tll
datnagt's ittstittiIt-Ii by t'itit‘il Spray. nt
New York t-i‘y. against .ittiitI-s ll
i'lttlipp. inf \\'t~slp4ii't. worn l'l’illi'iI'Ui
lit ing-ptit't~ it)
rt pt‘t-sI-ittutg
ill liltl hll|li'l’ltir llliili.
\iltli'iil‘) Iii‘tii‘gt' Klillt‘.
tilt: pitttitrit‘i‘.
According to
complaint. at
awards-d .\ .\'.
its :tlit-gatiottz. ill thc
iliiidiill‘lti for $67555
liradlrsttttp of Now
\ut‘k tigitins' .i ii i‘h'pps. w.t~. s~‘t‘ltt’-
I'll lll June. 155.. tlu tit-Iohrr III.
littlL‘. tho jtidgincnt \t.i:. tti~~igttt>tl to lilr‘
plttitiiitl in iilt' pt-t-scnt action
'l'lit- plaitittii litl‘tit-r allow-s that
>ilt‘ ioaitcd 1hr dt-i’trt iattt $Miti and
that no p:t»t of tho iitdgmt-nt or lilt'
illllll hth iic-tn pail ip to lili' pros
tlii tiiuc lit-nit» tlic atiton
TWO GOLDEN WEDDINGS.
.\l': \\ Mii i' (HUI. .\ti\, Mr :lllti
Mrs. Sitiiili'y |.. \l'atitt'i' tiiitl MI and
Mrs i'Iiii'Ilt'ZI‘l' Ii. Marsh will t‘i‘ii'iti‘ittc
iilt'il‘ goidcii wcdtlities at liil' baton of
.ltltik’t'JtlilIl I‘ Atldis on Saturday Such
:t cclchi'atioti as tho our winch is to hr
i.-'ill is ctiiisi-it‘rml ill I. - ui' l‘ltrt‘ tict-iti'
t'--nct- ’l‘iit- t'tllllliI'S had a douhh wcd
ding titty your:- tigo. thc grnotns taking
a-istt-i's for iilI‘ll' \\l\‘l\ 'l‘itusu lattt‘i~
worc lillilllllit‘l'lv of Mr and Mrs \Ytiti
ZI‘i‘ of Silt‘l'lllilil this slain. tltcy “l‘l'l‘
ltroiiizlit tip tti iiII' tliialtt-r faith ttnd it
Jilfiii-'I' of thc lltlflt‘i- pt-i‘loi‘tnt-tl tho
inat'riagt- ct l't‘llltHlI .ludgt- Addts at
\riiotw botnc :itt int'ot‘ittai ll‘t't‘lliitlll will
tm hcltl. llIHI'I‘It‘Ii it dauglttct‘ of .\i r and
Mrs. \\'itn/.cr
Alter meals you ahnuid have simply a
feeling of comfort and satisfaction. You
should not feel any special indications that
digestion is going to. i.’ you do. you
have indigestion, which means not-diges-
tion. This may be the beginning of so
many dangerous diseases, that it is best to
take it in hand at once and treat it with
Mothos- Sei‘ol’a Cue-at!"
Syn-up. For you know that indigestion
makea poison, which causes pain an sick-
nen. We know Scigel’a Syrup eipe
digestion and cures indigeedon. Morita
Seigel's Syrup doe! this by providing the
digestive materials in which the sick
stomach' I: wanting. It also tones upmd
“lengthens the digestive organs and msku
them perfectly healthy. This is the
retired: of its method of cure, as the
doctors would say.
ltmmlsflmcus" In. AB. Puh.qusb
Inn-teat. 3 Lucretia Ada-I. “on!“ SI. , Mrs. Anbnr
Msnmuos Salem 5t. .. and tiny hundred ushers.
It will care hm. or In I'lll Maui oar motley as
I‘m bottle by usl. Andrea- TN
Fresh Ham ...... . .............
Fresh Shoulders ................ 12c.
Prime Rib Roast Beef ....... 100. tip.
Lean Pot, Roast ................ 100.
Home made Sausage ...... 2 lbs. 25c.
P. lbs. Chopped Beef ............ 25c.
Shoulder Steak ................. 100.
Rutter in print ................. 23C.
Setter Kraut ................ We. at.
Native Fowl ............. H and 16c.
Native Chickens .......... 16 and 180.
Cranberries ................ 10c. qt.
Trlpe and Pigs’ Feet ........ 10c. lb.
Sohaub’o‘ Market
22 WASHINGTON STREET.
mom.
“:5! :fiel s IErIpCo.. I“ Dans bunt, New York
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ASKS FOR NATION’S THANKS.
Presldent'a PI‘OGIamation Calls for
Strenous Work Against Forces
of Evil.
l‘rt-sltlctlt ltooscrclt lll‘h‘ Issiit-d his
annual ’l‘hanltsgiviug titty pl'tit'inlillt
that. which follow»:
"'l‘lic soason is at hand whctr accord-
ing to the custom of oitr pcoplc. it falls
upon tlic prt-sidt-nt to appoint II day of
proton and thanksgiving to tlod.
"During tlw last your ”in Lord has
Ilciilt hounlil'ttlly with ill-i. giving its
pcacc at hontc iiitti abroad and tin-
t'itlllll'l‘ for our rltlzciis to work for
thclr wclt‘arc unhindcrI-d by war, fam-
int-. or pltiguc. It bchoort-s its not
only to rcjolct- greatly bccausc of that
which has ho-cn girctt llll‘ but to act-cpl
it with it sob-inn SI’IISI' or rospotislbility
rcniizlng tltnt tllltll'l‘ ltt'llVI‘II it rests
with us out-gt-Ivcs to show that wo arc
wortlty to usc Iit'ight what has thus
itt'l'll lnlrtistI-d to otir cttrc.
"in no otht-t' “MW“ and ttt tto other
time has ”to cxpcrlincitt of govern-
mcnt of tho pcoplc. by tho pcoplo. for
the pI-oplo bt-cn tricd oil so vast a scale
as here in our own country iit thi-
opctting years of iill' IVI‘I‘liIit'llIll ct-ti-
tury. r‘tIiltit't- w'otild itot only be It
tlrctidful thing for us. but a tlrt-ndt'ul
tltittg for all mankind. bccntisc it
would int-an loss of how for Itii who
itl'iit‘\‘l' iii lilo powt-i‘ tllttl l'ilgillt‘tlllilnt‘ilfi
of libci'ty_
"’i‘lici'cford ln thanking nod for Iilt'
ltit‘l't'it's t-xtt-ndod to us ill tltc ptlsi. wc
it"sccch llittt that llc may ttot with
bold Iill‘lll iii tltct‘ uturt- and tltttt ottr
licttt‘ts may ht- roost-d to wtir sit-adfasi-
1y for good and against all tht- forces
of cyil, piibllc and priratc. Wc pray
lot sticngtlt atid ligltt. so that in “in
mining \t tits up that with I '0' anlint-ss
fcwatltssttcss itttd wisdom do otii allot-
ilIi wotlt on tlit I'tlliil in sntii inatt-
llt‘l‘ as to show that wt- arc itot alto-
lzi'tlicr unworthy ot iill' ldusrittgs wt-
Iiarc rct‘I-lvo-tl.
“Now. lltci'cl'oi'c l. 'l'licutlort' ltoost'v
\tilll pl't‘sitII-lli {If litt' i'tlilt‘tl S’lIII'S' tit)
lici'cby dosignatc as It day of ut‘llt‘l'ili
thanksgiving Thursday. tho L'iiili of thc
coining Noyoiubcr. and do l‘l‘t‘tllllllll‘llli
that throughout ”10' land pI-oplt- t-casc
fiunt tltt ir wontcd occupations aitd iii
tliiir >t‘\l'l‘-'Ii homo» ttiid plan-s of wor—
shlp t't-tidci' thanks unto Almighty tiod
for ills; manifold tucrt {cs “ t
PIG CAUSES TRAGEDY.
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Aggravates Farmer 50 That He Sttoots‘
His Wife and Himsalf,
Ntllt\\'lt‘|i.'N Y..~Not. l ~4'Hi\'lll I". .
\Villit‘_ lillt‘ of Hip most ptomiiwnt and i
pi‘tzspciotis t‘iirtnt-t'» ot’ l'ilt'lllllllzti routi~ [
tr. iii a llllllllt'lli oi' llt'lllil'ii angcv'. )‘l“
ti-rdai', shot IIlI'i fatally wouitdtd ill ;
o‘itc. and it llltllllllll ittlt‘l [”lilltlil tin-n
llt'liizit‘ of thc shotgun to his own lit titd
and bi- it his illiliiir cut
Wadi iitwi on I faint titat‘ titttiloitl
[‘I‘Ilit‘i' \thlt‘l'itil\ fort iiooti a hog got
l'ill ot‘ a [leiill't' lot and with tliitriic
inI ‘
i’t‘lllst ti lit i
gatt- \\ Ntit'
w lIN (till of
ll‘l‘l‘iii' Sililiiitirnnt-sa,
lili\l‘il back through titt-
rhiist'ti it about itnttl llt'
iii‘i-atit itlttl will of It'llipcit
i‘ilitiiiw I-\'Is]it l'iIil‘ti ItI lilMlltI 'Iiltilll
ho ttishvd into iilt' house and got liisi
shotgun. tit-.iitiing ilt' would kill it.
His “it‘t- t‘ollowt-d ltlitt to the doot i
and i'tttgho-d itt hint Quick as a ilash .
iiI- wittrlttl about tittd tlrcd IilI' gun at
ill I' Sltc droppcd in» if dcad.
Sitittt' with l‘t'nltil'N‘ at his awltilt
tit-ml Wad-I ttutckly pltIt-ctl tltt- tttiizalv-t
of tlic gun to his own lit-ad, and with f
thc lllilll’ itlll'l't‘i klIh-d hitiist-if. lIisl
witt- lilt‘ti shurtit afterwards ‘
BURLEY CASE CONTINUED
'lbt t'.l\t in (‘larctttt- “mm.
of .\‘~w Yuri. and Sound llt-ach. t‘onn,
l‘iiZIl‘Kl‘ii with girth: a t'licck for ii. i
no with tuicpt to iit‘fl‘tllltl' was con '
litttttd llI tho Iit'cotiwit-h borough
tourt Sa'tittlity titttli lit‘xi 'l‘htirrda'».
itr littt'ic} garc tho thcck to ilr. A
t' ”t‘hflllli'l‘ tiii illli'llllilt‘n'l‘ ill pay.
lltt‘lli for tltc t‘ltarios It? Quitttai‘ti‘.
stublc |ll‘tt|ll‘l‘l}' which llt‘. llurlcyi
purchased at piildic auction. iAIlI't' hc‘
is said to haw dist-oyt-i't-d that illl
stabiv. a .«ttuto building. is all-twill
lit h-i partly on land of a neighbor.
An Ul‘tit'l' was issu-ul dirt-cling luxi
lturlcy to I'I‘llltirl‘ the building wht-ro
upon ihl' doctor is said to harc stop-
pcd p:t\tiI«-Iit oti tlic t-bcclt. In court
Saturday l'rnst-cuting .\llitt‘ill'\ Walsh,
said litii'lt-y liatl bcth atlt'iscd by u
Stzitttfortl attorney to takc Illt’ attiuti
which hv did ialtc. bitt that thc at.
Iot'nI-y found himself llllililit' to air
pI-ttr for Dr. lliii‘lvy lll tlit- tasc Sat-
iii'day.
It!
INCORPORATED.
'I‘Iio Fartnington lcc ( oal and Wood
company filcd a ccrtificaic of incorp»
oration ttt tho stair st-crctai'y’s otIlcc
ycstcrdtty, 'I‘hc capital stock is $50.-
tloti. and tho corporation will com-
ntcncc huslncss with Noun. ’I‘lic in—
corporators are Adrian R. Wadsworth
I-Idwnrd Il_ llctiting. nttd l-‘rcdcrtck l..
Scott.
'I‘lto Mclx'uc Motlicinc company. of
Mldtllctow‘n, was incorporatcd, ycstctn
day. 'l‘hc capital stock is arson.
WHALING VESSELS IN PORT.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nor. -I.r— Titt‘i
whaling stcatncr liclridcrc anti the‘
bark California. anoiltcr wltalcr. have-
just arrived from tho north. Thc Iiclu
\‘Idcrc rcports a catch of in? barrels of=
oil. Itlt’t fox skins and hoarskuis. (‘np~
lain llm'oll liit‘ti during thv‘ \nyflgc.
The California brought i‘ttli. . l."‘.’.’t bar-
rels of sperm and iii" tar-ris of right
whalo oil. hositt: » I "“:: pounds of bone.
The bark ". ,. Knowles also nrrlrnd
btit is dctniti- l in qtiarnntinc.
YALE UNIVERSITY MUSICAL CLUB
NE“ RAVI-2N. Not. i.«Thc Insti-
agcmcnt of the Yale l'nircrsity Mush
cal (‘ lubs incorporatctl has complet-
ed the fiitanc ial icpott for they year
1902 03 showing upon comparison with
the previous year an incrcasc of :6.-
bl’l.96 in receipts. Tho total receipts
were $2l.til2.3.'i. A balance of 83.051:
«III was ttimcd over to thc manager for
the present year.
CONDUCTOR KILLED IN WRECK.
DANVIIJE. Mina, Nov. 4.——Condtic-
tor Lewis Iksblcy was killed and a doz~
on pacengcrs were injilrf‘tl in a wreck
on the Danvllle—Itrbann-Champalgnc ln-
ierbtirban Linc at Ycrntilllon Heights
last night. Thc car jttmpcd thc track
wltllc rounding a sharp ctiryc. None
of the injured will dic.
The less a wife tries to manage hint
thr better she will manage to get along
with the household nclsht payer
detweat selling brisk.
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,RENTED.
AGENT FOR MAY MANTON'S PATTERNS.
INITIAL SALE OF
arm Underwear
t
'its changeing time now. That makes un-
lf uou but from
these lots uou can assure tiourself of some
vent special values; want to start the season
tight.
Women's Jersey ribbed. ficccc lined Vests and Pants, at
25 CENTS.
Women's “Forest Mills" fine jersey ribbed Vests and Pants.
lieccc lined. extra special finish, at 50 CENTS.
Men’s fleece lined Shirts and drawers, heavy fleece. good val-
ue. at 50 cts., for 39 CENTS.
Men‘s sanitary, licecc lined Shirts and Drawers. nicely finished.
. extra heavy, at 49 CENTS.
Men‘s elastic iicece lined Shirts and Drawers. the highest
standard drawers. double gusset seat, 49 cents.
Misscs' fine ribbed Vcsts and Pants. at 25 CENTS.
Boys' heavy Grey Shirts and Drawers. at 25 CENTS.
Complete line of sizes in Women's, Men's and Children’s all-
wool Underwear.
Women's iii the famous “Forest Mills" make, white natural or
scarlet.
Men's natural.
75 cts. to $1.50 each.
83=85Washington Street,
South Nor-walk. Conn.
The Talk Over Shoe
Special While They Last.
$| 98 $l. "98
Pat Colt: bals Vlcl Kid and Box Calf w6ltl.
The beat chose you ever saw for the money.
Special Sale of Misses’ school shoes
69c 69c
scarlet. white or camel's hair. Prices from
Pat tlp, glazed kld lace.
Pat tip. glazed kid but-
ton. A good heavy solo.
Try them.
Olsen’ 5 Shoe Store.
S. S. TillOtson.
CALL AND SEE OUR
WINTER MILLINERY. ‘
NEW GOODS IN EVERY WEEK.
LINE OF OUTING HAT S. MOURNING HATS AND VEILS
FULL
South Norwalk. Conn. 86 Washington Street,
Preparations for Xmas
[to not ptli off your fancy work too long. Begin now.
flit’ now ill ordci'.
You it find ilt‘l't' an cxccllout astot'tmcnt of tnatcrltils for art needle-
work.
l‘illow Tops. ('I‘liitti‘ I'icct-s. litxylics, 'I'tay t‘lmhs. Ilcinstltchcd
Staittpwl Squarcs. llul'fvt Scat‘i‘s. llurcnu Scitt'fs. Stand Covers. I’loturo
Prantcs, .\'v~t~1t-'l‘tt- t‘astis. Mt. “I‘llil'ii l'inces, I’illow Scrim, NIL. Roman.
Filo and l.it:ctt I-‘loss. ’l'wlsit-d l-Intbrotdcry Silk. latstorcitc. Lustre Crochet
t‘ottott. TlllSt‘i Cord. etc.
Also a largo astortmtmt or (‘t-td:
Sula Pillows.
and
and Shaded Ribbon for flinlshlng
N. E. R YAN.
86 Washington Strut. South Norwalk.
w “Wm-‘5 .
r‘5. and
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Shhthhit. ..“'£t~ "
Kiop" “HIS "Elli
War-m
but don't build a thousand dollar
house for a thirty cent hen.
most economical roofing and aid:
ing is our famous
t," " — . k5... . r, ~ It Lash.
: . . n P.» 42’ Specially prepared to debt the Mim-
'11—- > h. . . ‘tt . man a needs. Good council (or your best
' , boildlns [my arm enoush I your
‘ It Makes a mod porn-neat roof. ltlssheswl’cltinct paper. No .
: .- . -. ,. tar In it “'rntcct hrtttle nor ruck. Front lllllinfit ewrvthlnl: a reliable roofing
1‘ J rhmIItI be who! attain-t. Put up In rolls of Zln square leet: each roll contains
p. ' tho noresa'ntytulis. nails and cement for Iaylns. Samples and book. “Building .1-
.\ Economy.’ scnttteclot the nkinr.
LESLIE GAMBLE. RIVERSIDE MILLS.
SEAVIEW AVENUE EAST NORWALK.
To the Ladies!
II you want to wear stylish cloth ea for litle money buy your
HATS. COATS SKIRTS SHIRTWAISTS AND FURS,
at the
The Fair Cloak and Pitt Store
68 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK.
Collie and see our prices bci‘tirc you buy.
_ Open Evenings. _ _ __ .. “4-
PAuIt Tillman
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Norwalk Chronicler