: "wit-39*?”W-WV-r aware—wan
- on Washington Street, south Norwalk.
exalt titan-r. , .- ..
.ov‘r« m.
. __ _ ,-_ THE SOUTH“ NORWALK iEYEENINGESENTlEEP iff’ifi‘fif‘ff'
l""tioiiiigtgipgngt.Wiggle i“llllllllllllllll” THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE.
01" $100 Ladies’ Shoe is . .. IS IHE llflllll ‘
‘vell known for its Stulish— lIIIIIII‘rI-Itli‘yltt‘itli‘rlpiiil“liliflllllllrIitlil‘IvaIltIiii‘r: llIllltv . ,m
ness and Long Service.
F. D. LYON (in CO.
.- r .....
FIVE BRAKEMEN ON TRIAL
Charged With Stealing Goods From Met with an Accident on the Avenue‘
Cars In Hartford
HARTFORD. Nov. ~i~-Flve brake-
men. who Were ill-rested. t'IIttl‘uetI with
theft from cars of the New York. New
Haven arid llai'tt'ord Railroad. were
placed on trial in the eity court. today,
and evident-e. was itltr‘otlltred at'tr-l‘
counsel for the men had been tlt‘t‘l'l‘lll‘
ed on a denirrt'r'er' argu. d oil the ground
that this. t‘tllll'l lltld no jltt‘lNlIt‘lltIll irl
this case. The defendants were \\‘tl-
liam lt‘ox, Edward l-‘oy William .I lIt'lI
dernon. tleor'ge l-Zvarrs anti Albert Lo:
pez. ’i‘helr tourist-l raised tllt- point
that the state ilr its warrant had IllIIt'll
to state where and iii what plat-t- the
alleged Illt'f-‘R or-t-tlrred. claiming that
if such acts did oeeur on the tt'tlt'ks of
the railroad outside the «dry limits the
cases could not be heard before a Hair
ford justice. To this claim III'IISt‘t'Il‘i
int: Attorney Freeman cited the gt‘ll
ei'irl HIfllIIltN‘ lawiion littlt \\iltt‘lt SI'IS
forth that arrests made the thorn on!
trains. ears and Hteurrtlroalk may lie'
brought to the attention of allv t‘our't I
in the state The court overruled IIII'I
demurrer ot' the defendants and thel
crime was opened.
.lohn \\'llalerl a t‘tttltltttltll' on a.
freight train. restiti-irt tltttt tilt-Its hail
oet‘rtrt'etl on a train on \\'Illl'll he had
rtllr_ and hi- lilt‘llilllt‘tl a tray; >Irotttr to
him as one he had won on Ilil‘ train.
and \\'I1l('I) It was afterwards r-irlirrltd
had been stolen.
.lohtt M l.o\v told of finding a t‘lll'
seal broken and the t'ttlllt'llls ot‘ the ear
scattered about
Yardmaster Sllttt'lll‘tnv lt->llllt‘tl that
he had smoked a clear clven him by
otre of the defendants .arld he knew
i' value front sliml- ot' the stolen goods.
tie said that I':\'lltl'~' told lritrr that in.
per, had brought tr boy of t'Igitl'.\ irlto
lltt‘ (above at New Haven.
I’ollt'e ()Illt't‘l' (lalinv who .‘Il‘l't'sll'll
three of the men ill the caboose. said
that he had found tn the men‘s lockers
sixteen boxes of cigars. t‘l‘llll bottles of
honey. three autoliarps. foltr aeeord
eons. sixteen Shakespeariari hooks.
soap. teaspotitw arid tII_\' goods
PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT PLEASED
WASHINGTON Nov. 1 'I'l'tlhltlt'tll
ltoosetielt is greatly pleased over the
general result of yiwrerdny's I'lt't'lltdlx
He is. of course. disappointed at the
outcome iii Greater New York and
Maryland. tllllltlllllll pleased that ill the
latter state the results Fill)“ all itil
provenrent over what happen-wt ltttll'
years ago. and in New York over last
year. Tile President has sent tote
grams of (‘tilltll‘tt'ltlatittll to Senator
Hanna and other leaders- in tltt- t'attl~
paint]. and Iraq received r~orlr:ratiil:tttiry
nielrsages from t‘hairnratt I‘Il’It of
Ohio: (‘halrtnan l’enrose. of I‘ennsyl-
vanla. and Senator IAVII‘U'. of Massa-
chusetts. over the. result“ in those
states.
SAFETY OF THE CZAR.
\VII‘ISHAIIICN. Prussia. .\‘tiv I
About I300" troops oer-upled the prin-
cipal thoroughfares of \‘\'ie,<liirden to
day while awaiting the arrival of the
('zar and some hundreds of polir-e ruin
filed with the rather small crowds III“
bind the military lines. I'I't‘t‘tltllitllls
for the safety of Imperial visitors arr»
always. of t'Olll'FI'. exterhive. but on this
occasion they Seem to ltt‘ ixtrtrotrli-
Ittry. The police forbade Iltttlré‘lltlltl
yrs to stand on their balconies or look
otrt of the windows above the ground
floor.
, Miss llairth Seminary [tttlitlh tl'it"ltI
ed the If‘t'lllt't‘ at the Norualk (‘tingrv‘
national t‘lrurr-h ill a body Iflni even-
lug.
Charles (Il't‘t'n\'.'tit)tl. of Noritalk. tvill
leave tomorrow for “Wilmington. to he-
gin his rr.~ual duties as seeretary for
'(Iongresnmau B. .l. llill.
Génllemen
If you desire a clean beautiful
complexion free from pimples,
blackheads or wrinkles, get a
facial massage at
A. Pohlmarl. Barber.
”IBM DRIVE
In Glass ware. Shades. Jor-
dlnlors. Wooden and flu
Wll'. .
FOR THIS WEEK.
Fine Imported wine and whiskey
glasses. 331' per dtiz. Elegant li‘ine
shell glasses 6. it. Ill. 12 and It oz. at
37c per. (107... worth We. Never heard
of such prices only at Magne‘s and
the goods are here. 200 large globe
and double hunter lanterns, a beauty
at 69c. Chamber pails at 190. 250
Cloth Shades. little soiled at Me.
Jardlniers lite to $8.00. 20 per cent.
out on my Jnrdinlers. Tin Ware and
Agate Ware. An assortment of China,
Lamps. Glass Ware. and Crockery ar-
riving daily. Don‘t pass this store with
out calling. It is a wonder.
T. J. MAGNER,
. tit t llt'ltitI )t‘“ll‘ltlll\
. pi rrtt-r
‘it t‘ill |It'll|t'l‘
Cheapo-t Itoro on firth.
RED LINE CAR DISABLED.
and Had to he Pushed Up Town.
(far '..’.'i, of the lted Litre.
Htirrtlr Norwirllt til I] tit-loth. Monday
IIIL'III. met with a slight ttt‘t'ltlt'ttl tltti‘
ot' the terminals let no of lllt' first: and
as there was“ tlo pliers at hand to make
the connection the tar and ltfihlwt'ltlit'l-‘i
waited until the rat in I‘ltltt'gti or Mor-
orrriau Jame.» l’. llalrlolr and t‘tilldrlr to:
I) l|.trt Weeks came altinlt. and the
t'lrtll't' orrtttt \‘.;l> Illlrlll‘ll uptown to the
tIII' barn.
CARPENTER COULD NOT PUT IN
GLASS
SIIICle‘tJN Nov. -I I’ttlntt-l'a who
had been at work on a building here.
and him are errrploved by tleortie ltose.‘
did not no to work this~
llt‘tllllN‘ or an Illt'ltlt'ill \\Itit'll‘
afternoon. .\ till'
lllttI Ilt't‘ll sent tti tIrl~ hilllll‘
house to rro tr IIIIIIIIII‘I' ot' >IltitIl ,rolru.
anionic, “hit it \\a> Illi‘ netting of Ilrr‘r e
Illlllt'h or Klilr’ \\l|t'|| the till'|tt‘llit'l
hIIlI'I'II to ~t'l IIt' claw the |ttlltllt'l'\
stopped \toi'lt l‘Illlillllly. tlrrl the clam
.~lrorr|d li .‘r tiarr-tt-r and not Ir_\
'I‘lio lhtlltit‘lr and III“ I’dt
lir.orr Iill'lt
t'tttr‘t'ar-ttii.
rlrorrrinr.
.ir ltllt'.‘ "tr
EARTHQUAKES lN ST. LOUIS.
S'l. |.tll‘l.\. Not. I This city trtl-I
\'Il'llllI_v "\lrt'l'lt'llt‘tll .r st l‘lt'r tlI rrrr‘.tt
tlllitht':~ lit'l't' at l'.’ l\ which Illi:-' attt.
r;orirr l'lrorr- ik a tllllt‘l't‘lltt til opitrltitt
as to how many The t‘:ll‘lIlllll:lItl‘ \- .r-
ilt‘lt't [tIllrIt‘ all (I\t‘l' IIIt' city and via.»
lrroshtly tell in the high tantrum.
blocks til the downtown sot-tirilr of III!‘
eity. tlrri- orrttpa'rl ot' a high building
said his 1 Illllltlt‘llt‘l >\\'|ltll.'. tint-«- Illl to»:
The llltIVt‘lllr'liI “(15“ [Hill] east to \tt-~-!
,\ ltillL‘ distarlte telephone IIII’5FIII‘H‘
t't'tiitl |.tiill~iatllr. .\lti arts lllflt ir tit-t
er pittile ~~Iltrt h “it: t. It titer-ii :tlrtilll the
same time
HEAD COACH FOR HARVARD
litlS'l'th. Not. tA titlit tat itltllttlltlt't‘
Illt‘IlI was llItttIt‘ today Ihat (IHlllr‘ t:
Ir‘l'arltx. tli<t year M‘ltlt'tll til the Hat
vartl I..'l\\ School lrzr> tier-n appointed
Itt~tltl north of llti' IIttt\attl tittm‘lttrll
[title this lt‘l'lll l-‘r‘alll. ttitti'llt'tl the
rrii>lrnnill lttllt‘ last ~pr'iiiu
PAVING VCCATIONS.
il'IlIIiItIi'IIIIllil I‘llltlllilt‘l r
I’wivrty IN |Illl\t‘l‘::tlI_i‘ regarded
llllt' or the \\'tit'.‘-l I‘\II\ that are \r-»rto-ir
upon Illllllivllltl )tl out of tin- . til ot‘trn
r-tilrrt-.~ guild, and trout ltllhtrllllt' Ilt'tt‘\~
sit) rlever \\trtllt‘ll detrw- Ilt w mode»
tit earning a li\l'lill(ttlll ,\I.i.»t of tho»
“ho tllld lllt‘lllhti\t\ ill rr-drrrr-d r'tr-
t'IIillblilllt't‘r trilo- lIlt' ordinary I'tllliltfl>.
Ith a low [dunno out of the beaten
path and limb“ «irrrt idle ilt‘t‘ttlllllllts'll-
”Hill the Ii.r>l.~ ot a patlrll: \Iit-atloll
IIIlt~ young woman. who iii the pal-t
lealrltd to make Irltr' as a fad. no“
puts it to [tI'le'lIt :rl trw by lt‘llltil’llll: old
and iron lll'll't‘ll'>.\‘ lama. She t‘tll‘lll'h
what may Itt‘ called a kit of tools [It-
tlrrdlril: a Illt‘l"llilI\t‘l"r pillow. a full wt
of threads and \tll’ltlllh‘ kind> of new
dlts. and restores the injured r-ollar or
an ant-lent Ilt'lltt in the presenee of the
”\Hll‘l'. The work l> tiytt'rdllrltly tlttli-
t'IllI_ and the reward eor'r‘esporltllngly
high.
Several women Irate taken up index»
trip: The patrons are people who keep
srr'aplioohs and who are too IIIIh‘)‘
or. as is more often the t'tht‘. too III u».
lilzont to index for llIt'IltM‘th‘fi The
work is slow IIIItI lalior‘torr.~. It de»
til:ltltl:: a wide literary knoweltlut- of
I“lt*llt h alrd German. 'i'hri pay is tiltltIA
erate. '
:\rti.~tie and fancy litrokliindirrt:
practiced by tilzht or ten women in.
our own r-ity. This is a skilled trade‘
of the lrilzlinst t'lil>5.. demanding litith‘.
ter-Ittlit-al skill and artistic ability. 'I'wo
Is
of the hinders have done such good
work as to make them moderately.
famous.
.-\ Vital-HIT girl with a ponelrant t‘or'
t'henristry found herself thrown tlpoirl
her own resources three years ago
and adopted for her dam" work the git.
int: of Ill<lt‘llt'IIttll to members of her;
sex upon the subject of (void cream and
skin foods,
To the uninitiated this seems a very
simple matter. hilt in truth it is very
.iomplev. It involves a knowledge of
the various fats and oils. irlt-Itrttrlll:
spermat-eti. eoeoa butter. wax. .lapatt
wax. almond ereilnr. lonolin and such
medical ingredients as lienzoin. earn»
pllor. myrrh. earliolit- :reid. sulphur.
arsenic. zinc arid white lead. I
Women who mutt-initiate a Itil'eIL'llj
totlr or who are to receive distinguish~
ed foreigners are often at a loss res-
pecting the etiquette of European coun—
tries. They may obtain the ntwessary
knowledge by taking a course of les»
soils from teachers who ltave lived
abroad itl days of wealth.
Rtstoring old photographs gives
profitable employment to a number of
women who have become experts in
the use of the t-amera. It does not
pay verv well in nenernl. but now and
then. Where there is strong family love
involved. it gives very handsome re-
turns.
Entertaining children is another new
oer-titration. This demands mtteh tact
and infinite patience. Writing sentl~
menti, letters and club addresses for
indolent women of leisure is followed
liv many ex-St-hool teaeheru and eollege
alumnae.
“I IhOII‘Eh' Jane had such a dreadfully
stiff neek?”
"She has,"
"Nmtttnnse. There was a man painting
the steeple of the bth church. and she
watched him for half art htllll'.""'CIP‘v'P-
land Plain Dealer.
Greene—"What's your opinion of a
man who will sell his vote for money 7"
Grafter-"Oh. I never givt- my opin-
ion. I just hand over the money. and
tart ht not ill-turned that all of the tll~
jt'tillrlattoll that ha.~ more from
.mrrt .ll-r-llt- t't‘ tint tititerrrrllt rlt point
to tilt ltIltlllitIt- httttt'» tit IIIr‘ I‘t‘t'tilln
troll. lttrt Ill"iIlt\\ItiIt‘ txtrelrleiy ill-Ir
‘i.trtt tlllt ~liotl.~ are to In .lll:~\\t‘l't'tl for
‘tlrr tit‘t'tlllttlltill of one end ot the l’arra—
lnla railroad I.t_\ the lirrtol'rlltli-nt form
I.rlttI oi the other end by the I‘I‘\'ltIlI-
tilt lliiln makes the situation evtr'erlle-
ly t'tlltllilit‘rttt'tl 'I'Irat l~ one reason the
with ltlltt’h are I}! int; III‘III and why it
In deltitaiiie that the rrrtist eyrret
.r'tlrlttlrill:« INIH‘IIIII.’ ttIItIrl' lIlt iit't’lllll-
‘.~t;rnt on shrill III‘ will to our natal eorrr-r
leaving.
llttllltIt‘l'h‘ and to tho t'tlll.~l|l‘.|1' tilllr‘tl‘h‘
‘on the isthmus to prevent tIrr-‘tt t'l'oitl
lrrrzrltirlu any tithe lllll\'t‘ would pint.-
‘tlrt- I'rlltetl Stittw governor-int irr lr po~
sitiorr of violating treaty till, llitiorm
or displaying pow: r in tit-tot:
t‘.riollrlilll':t inst rights
"You \\III protect .\rrtel'it-arr Illlt'lt'>l.\'
at all litiltlts and do everything llth“
l
\IIIIt ttr trttittl ldtitirI~lIttl." r> tIrtI ‘ttii-
hlilllll' til the ttt‘-Il‘llt‘litlll\ l‘illllltll Iiv
thi .\"t\_\ lli pitt'triltlit at the Ill.~lt|l|t't‘
til' Illt' tItlJill‘IllIt'lll to the llll\ltl t’tIIII'r
uott at tll. Ik'llttttttn or Itll
their way The Ia~~t part of the in
‘sll'tlt‘lltilh |Iilt'llt'ItIltl'I_\' hlpllillt'itlll.
for it form-awn a more llt"l\l' llllt‘l'-
llti~itlolr ii.\' the l'rlrtiii State.» (Ion-ril-
lllt'lli tn Illt tottlrlr-s on Illr' lr-Ill'lltlh‘
than lla> [ttl'llll|t> t‘\t'l' lit-lore titt‘ll
tIl~llI rvtitl
trrtrrltlol'.~
Ito-o i:tlt r~ \\‘irr- IIII lt,~t:ll ol‘ tlrt'
||tlli-“l'tll|".‘~ tItttI “tile Ilt'ItI Itt I lllL’ltI
:rt tilt “‘httt IItlItMi ltt‘IWt‘t'll III" I‘t'I-
ltltIlI. :x'ulttrtr) Hay and \ ~l.~trllt
:w’ure'alt IAIUIIII' \t"ilt_' rtt ‘Iv‘Ilti\ tit
tit .\'.r-.t Itarlitr: .rrl.| lI".tI‘ \drrlirai
't'. ‘Z r t'lllit ot illt ltilt-ura ot‘ .\'.it.ctr
ti. it St it i- not tIttIlIilttI that rtl-iéi'
lilo :lt.lIlttt‘tl\' thin or “\t .t. ll IItt‘ l llroil
Srrti l‘.t\ll tilrlrrrrtiiilr-r. \\.II land
‘ll.:liiii~ :.lr:l \‘tllltll5 at the t.t:iti-.rrl iei'
trrrtlt tlltir-ttl. it is not iii-.llir-ul :Il.ii
(‘tiirrirralritt't .lrilrll llrilllitrrd ti' thii
Nit-htill- . .rlrtaili h.r~ pint or] a marine
Ll|.tltI :r~-liori tit t'olotr tr pl‘rittrt Iltt‘
railroad ploptv:tr .lltrl rho trilliilltltl‘I'I
ot‘ Illt' Itostorr probably will take tilt
>atrrr- artlorr “In it he .tl'r'lti-.~ at l':.rra‘
illrr
r'tllll.\‘ t'-ir:rlrlil.r Not I
iitittt-rl th.tt IIII It‘ltllildiltlt‘l‘ til tltl
Illlrr'tI Stair-x Littllioat Nll‘ll't lit t'-ill:
ll:illitit l‘ II‘IIlllllIII till: lttttlttlltL Ill'llilr‘li
tile pretitt and the l'.rlr.rtii.l llatlrtliii
tillIt'Illi‘ that IIIlIlttt1|> llitilllilll"l t.l<l
ot' the trillllllllx \\til|ItI li. i'Iltt\\'I rl It'ltll'v
port.rt;t.rl on th- railroad
'i I|t l'tty til' t‘rilorl \\.l.~ Ill_\>llIlt'ti tlit~
Illl'IlIlltL' “It"ll tt lt'tr‘lh'tl th~ Il>\\.‘t
ll‘tttlt l‘rrrrlr‘rrrl iii the o\i rtlrlti“ of tilt-
.\'arrolrll L't~\ttntrr~‘ttt Ilttt‘t and III"
ptritlairlattoll ot‘ IIll’ llllll'llt'lltlt'lll't‘ oi
the l~tllrrrtt~ yr >teldat iv. lllIlL’ t‘oliiir
ltottmtr rt t'\t‘iit‘tIlltl'.I\ tiirzvt The
sum .llllltlll I't" r ~ “llitll .ll’i‘lttd litit't'
itr Itttlll‘tl tlo rt.,..~hrp t‘.rrial.'trr;r t'toizl
<rrt.rr:rll;r t.«t.v.l;rr rlriitrrlii: Illl
time and II'tt'Ii priionu- at t'olotr lra<
iattwil \tlilll tIIIIIt'IIIIIt.‘ in iti'trlll
tr'i 'Ii‘li» .l \ \l'Illltl“ lolirrt- .‘I'III:~
and Firm II!“ It iiil t'tll~l'llllt tilt pr.»
\t‘-i"lt.‘tI ui \t't‘llilllill at l'irrrarria (tor--
I‘I’lltll Illi.rtlr:r (lt'llt'l'nl ’l'titar and it
it“ tlllti'i who were .‘tllmttvd ll) tip
lt‘\t'lllllt|lll~l.\ at |'.rtr:lnt.r \t'slt‘l'tIIt)‘.
ar'w still in t|l~~ttrtl\‘ Iltt‘ttltIIllL: to the
:til\t-'r.~ ttttlli I Ir~r't'
No bloodshed It>~llllt‘tl i'r'titil lllt‘ revo-
lirttonat'y liioii-rrrtnt \\IIrt‘Il ix Mllllltltl'h
i-d ll\ IIlt‘ pt'llllll' tii’ lIlt‘ IllLlltt‘xt irrit‘I
Ilth‘llt‘t' 'IlltI tveai.h :rt I'arrarrta, .t.‘ \\t ll
tr~ by the trauma of that city
It i~ re»
liiXS‘l‘ttN .I-IIlLtlt‘tl. .\'ov t. 'l‘lli
'"rrrtrd State» utrrllioat ltrwg \\lIIl a
battalion ot‘ Illélt‘lllt‘h on board. httllt‘tl
t‘or‘ t'rilon from here Illnl liltiltl llllt‘l'
receiving cipher tIt'fillilltllt‘N It'tlllt the
L'th't'IlIlltllI at \\'asllinr:ttin. It r> irri-
ilerstotid that American marines \vrll
Ill' landed on the I\llllllll>‘ to guard the
railroad.
'I'ltt' I'I'It ttti> Ill‘l't' tri‘ t'ttl
ri-telrtly landed in
revolutionary party
Ital r'r-r‘a. who
t'tilolrllila with :t
:rrrtir‘ii.rtri that
llt' \t'tll Ill‘ t‘Il‘t'It‘tI I’l‘l‘hltll‘lll tlt' lltt‘ Iit‘~
prililit (If I’anatna
NEW GOVERNMENT WANTS REC-
OGNITION.
x; \\'.\.\'lll.\’t:'l‘t).\, Not l "I‘I'lt‘ l'rltt
.id States govtirnrrrt'ilt this morning re
eerved a t‘IIItIt‘KI‘IIlll from Panama t't'
trill-strut; that it retognizo the new
uovernnri-nt 'I‘lro ott‘rr-iabi here as yet
in itznorant-e it.\ to what the new cm
t't'tlmt‘llt consist: of. and have taken no
action on the request,
"\\'hewi" ext-tainted the mood ltttIllI‘v
ed boarder. liltityirit: his ”earning t‘nf-
fee, “I tell you. there'H nothing heats
you up like a t‘ll|) of litit entice."
“lluh'” grunted the erarrky lroal'tlt‘l‘.
"there's nothing makes me so hot as a
cup of cold t‘tlfl't‘t’.n"‘I'llillltlt‘llllllrl
Press.
"Tl-S.” stiltl tltt‘ Itttttk official. "We
lived a runner for the bank. Have you
had any exper'ierrt-e‘f"
“\\'ell. sir.” replied the trrlplierlnt
”I've lived at l.otre.~'itrrrelltrr'.~t for yerrr~
and i've taught the T'iltl tralrr to the
~in regularly l‘llt‘ll day" I'hiladelplria
Press.
lit-re i.» a significant item front it
Georgia ext-hanger "The lightning rod
gran “'1‘!” to sleep rrnder an oak tree
.‘tii-terday and was struck by lightning.
l‘hr- >anle Ila-4h also struck a mule that
was grazing near by. litit the mute
kicked it all to pieces."—Atlanta (,‘on-
stittrtion.
“He was regarded as a brilliant
young man."
"Yes." answered Senator Sorghum;
'httt he couldn‘t succeed in politics."
“Not in nly state. He tirade the same
ild blunder. lle prided himself on be-
ing quirk at repartt-e instead of quick
it flgrlres."——\\’a.~ihington Star.
Mother—#‘Do you think that young
‘nan
dear?" l)augh‘er——"I certainly do.
namma. He tried to r-onvinee me last
night that I looked prettier in that two
twent _v."——~Jttdge.
trust magnates felt tht"rlsel\'.'s super—
ior to the government itself."
"Well."answered Senator Sorghum.
vttn must not overlook the fact that a
his Job than a government unit-lat."—
let it go at that."—qutun Transcript.
i. ,
t’ .
Washington Star.
p.
‘1:
C”:
lItt',
has matrimonial intentions, my]
t
t
||i~.
t
r
I
lit
lollar but than in the one that cost
l
i
trust magnate is a great deal surer of “"5““ DirectOro.
it hr.» Illltllt‘ ltll' ttrtrny yetrl> ltrld lIll'l‘ How and Why c|t_c:r;§olygnl,0urn Blood
and Urlnnry Dluuu.
It iHnwoudertrll din-overy. llr. Kentri-tly’u
new medicine. tlmt. h“ lltly reuirivou Stone,
“HI and “Into tlmyt-tl. from tho Kidney
and Bladder. avoiding tlrtrintttttst- nutter-rt:
produced by ”WHO foreign bodies, and
often rendering a dangerous trutgreid op» r.
trtiotl lirlneretnrrrv. This is done by tho
duo of the new din-livery, (‘al-eirra Solvent.
The greatest Work of (.‘illl-“HI'iI Solvent,
i»: that it prevents theforirllltlorrof rhino
rrnd tin-vol by IIIBHOIVIIIK urlo avid pho-t.
ltllllll“ sediments. thus purifyln‘ntlm lilootl
ttlltI eorroctitn.v rill thonr' min in] ('llltttl-
lions of the stoma. ll “lllt‘ll are twponnililtl
for the formation of urioat'itl or pout. por-
llorling and l‘Ilt‘IllllllIINllI. Cllll’nrll Solvent
expeltt will stones. giving a healthy lotion
tollro liver and freedom ll‘tilllf‘tiuNIlltttIlttll.
Dr. David Kennedy third of it: "t‘ttl-t'trm
h‘olvent in the. (llltt'ttlllt‘ of my loll-4 expel-i.
erlr-ti int a physician and Hurry-on. told I
eolr~itler tlriu tho crowning nelrieitemt-nt. of
my IlIt'. It will not disappoint."
.HI‘IJ‘. totio- t‘ rl.r-rira (lo riprtrry. Dr. Kt'll.
neth :I - Itiirtltitlt. N. Y., for free rtiutrlile
Iii-tile . t Itr. Kt-ulledy‘u 'It-’ ‘ llrutltt-rrle,
Cal-euro Sillrerrt,
NEW ELECTRIC ROAD.
.\ll .\tl.‘»li‘l:tlt l‘tllllllt‘t‘l' is working: on
plan:~ tor a railway lront New York to
t'lirtai;ti lt|ltill ‘\lllt‘ll rat's riliuirt III!
l'lllt at l'.’.': llIll4'« ..:l IZUItl li_i t'lt‘t‘IIlt'll)
tr'tir.r .\lrt:'rli'.r
"i It' tiliI ttl r'i v I tiyt-:\tot‘I t‘l ittttl
llmi Iii laiw :r \.l r'.:trr'
'll;r.-~ ll" litiri i-ttzauid lrl torrrti .itl'.
tIt'ltI "
'.\'e Ilt root. .. Ittrll’ it that hi hunt»
«d ti trirdt l'~lttlltl tlr. printed do trip
tron o! a IDIL'. ilIlIIIHItrII It a Itiilll‘lidt t.rr
.: \\.t~ Hymn to .mll Iliril .\ few
\t-tvl-U l~.~t will pill l.ritt rttzlrt .rL'lrlrr.
\\t l-iip- .\.I!Itt:|lt"l Ii .\I.It'l‘.."lllt‘
l-l‘lltl I..t- I\\it .~ tli iiil‘t- .ririrr.:il~
I‘IOYT‘S TII EATRE.
ONE WHOLE WEEK.
Commencing
MONDAY. NOV. 2d.
CURSE PAYTON’S
, STOCK CO.
CORSE PAYTON‘S STOCK CO.
In a Repertoire 0‘ Related Comedies
and Dramas.
o---STUPENDOL‘S SPECIALTIES—4‘
Evening Pro Csr-‘Dt”. 30c and 30C.
Matrr'ee P"tce:‘-—10c and 20c.
Monday night. Ladrca' Night. the '0'
best 30c Scam.
office.
now on sale at box
IIOY’F'S THEATRE.
One Night On'y.
MONDAY. NOV. 9.
There Are More
SURPRISES.
FUN and MUSIC
A HOT 6n. iiMl
Than All Flirccs Ever Written.
Sec This lnrperrsllablc Success.
Wlth Its
WEALTH OF SCENERY AND
MAGNIFtCENT COSTUMES.
CS—PEOPLE—IKB.
Prices—433:. 50c. The.
Seats on Sale Ftvc Days in Advance.
Pumpkin Pie Social 1
WEDNESDAY EVENING. NOV. 4.
FIRST M. E. CHURCH.
MRS. IDA KEEP.
in several selectiOns.
MRS. HARRIET HEATH-ADAMS
and
MRS. FRANCES HEATH-EATON
wdl sina
ADMISSION FREE.
031 at! t
G R A N D B A L L
Given by
JAN HOLLY ASSEMBLY 285.
NATIONAL SLAVONIC SOCIETY.
tn Arlen Hall, 80. Norwatk, Cf.
Thursda’. Nov. 5. 1903.
Svec‘s Orchestra.
Tickets. ................ 25¢ a person.
commences at 8 o'clock.
Capital. $1,600,000. Surplut, 3185.000.
A deposit placed
with the Industrial
and Loan Company
bears a quarterly
dividend of five per
cent. pcr annum
from date of depot-
until date with-
drawn.
"It looks to me tl.~ if some of these. State Supervision at New York and
Connecticut.
.___.——
t ”I!
BRANCH OFFICE. 12 80. MAIN 8T.‘ Not!!-
{Whit Shoes That Fit.
Resident Managers.
R. L. Coburn
John 3. Lawrence
Mortlmer M. Lee
Charles E. Dow
u...
L- ii:
I
TRISTRAMItHYAT
.... .t.
FALL OPENING OF FINE FURS.
Our entire new line of Furl; It; now open. and ready for your inspection. The same high grade
quality that has always prevailed in this department has been maintained in this season's line.
We stand back of every piece of i’rlt‘ that we sell with a full guarantee.
The manufacturer
stands back of us so that the buyer takes no chances when Furs are bought from orlr stock.
We invite everyone to make a critical CXitii‘tlnilllt'JI‘l of these garments.
No detail of honest
workmanship has been slightcd. Every piece is perfect in lit. elegant in design and made up in the
very best possible manner. Our [)rICLS will be found to be as low as can be quoted for Furs of equal
quality and merit.
SHIRT WAISTS.
Never before: in the history oi our business have we shown such a variety of styles and mater-
ials ilr Shirt Waists 85 we are shoving this season. Exclusive styles. many of them made to our or-
der in the latest novelties of Mcrccrizcd Cheviots and Oxfords—as well as the newest things ill
plain and I’alrcy It‘lanncls.
rRlsrRAlil & liVArr, Norwalkfionn.
NO. 2 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
I‘..rttt~ .i i. \I‘il litirliltlflt‘ \ir'.
is .r 'rlat- tit L'li'dl
illi-
:~‘tvn i‘. t: l"'it.»t lie
i'll’li” it» \ii.r ‘Il‘ll til int ll'lll it lint
'llr I“ 't 2- it. t t't‘ll‘..{ tr. tI-i_
t'.rrr'r .. ri'iri. \iri: Il~ti]1]"l‘t I'm one
of t'lll .. it i r'vikiitr he‘ll find it trawler
to tilt‘ i" llIt‘ ll tlr.rrr lll' lltlli It“ it is
lltl~tt :r l‘alt it'li.~t
The Best
Coal
t
AT THE LOWEST PRICES. IS Al L
YOU CAN EXPECT FROM ANY
DEALER. WE HAVE THE COAL.
AND THE PRICES ARE RIGHT. GIVE‘
US A TRIAL.
B. iiiltlilll i ll:
Wood street. Scuth Norwatk.
Phone 54-5.
F RESII F
l-‘lriilitdt 1‘.
“lat It |“l.~h.
Silver I’lttrl I"“~Ii 7» the for
iItisttrtl Ilittt‘ I‘Ihll
.\'.rti\t- lit-l» and Hire I-‘r-lr
Sea 'l‘rirrrt and \\’< ark t“r>ir,
llo'rlra .‘IIIt'lit'l‘l‘i.
\\'ho‘.i~ Salmon.
I'l‘t'it‘rlttlta‘.
I'li‘t‘ttl‘ttlb. t'lrrnh. Steak t‘od and tub.
vr ltitztl> of fish at reasonable prices.
I‘illt' tll.‘
East End of Washington Street Bridge
Old Salvation Army Building.
I
Glover’s the Place;
I
O
l
CAPT- oucaossl
ENAMEL
BAl.
We have
by exper-
i e n c e
f o u n d
this shoe
to be the
Best Popular .
We have
. the exclus-
ive sale.
. :2 v,' LIVE-'1‘? (a. 1.3,,
: Newt‘s" "ANN-x «only?! A 1
I..
it‘lcvenv
.c." Frame titan , .
I - . . 4
..r '5’ -. 31“"19rhitiih’r“?
-~,‘. Sitrww. 1.
r,’ :iAV
RGAIN
‘HA
:I it
fi;
Ft
3.»: '3
'ZZT-i, *
1.. rewé w».
3“?
v
-\V.
gist of it.
methods to back up
“Credit that Helps"
29-3!
3. . . .
ltrest Institution
.jt‘i’tdil That Help
and a Little Story
josh Billings, the humorist. once said that
he liked a rooster because of his crow but he
liked him better because of the spurs that he
, backed the cro'tp up with. Perhaps he didn't
. say it in just those words, for Billings never
used words like any one else. but that’s the
For the same reasorrs that Billings liked
the rooster the people like the Krieger C3 C0.
store— we have the goods and the business
of homes and to thousands of customers
Simply make your purchase and charge it—
’lbear the clothes 'Ivhile paying for them.
‘Z.’ Remember that this store has grown since its
7 founding in 186 8. through the encomagement
. of the public, and now more than e’ber. as the
i‘ ‘ new season opens with radical changes of
.t.‘ style for everybody—is the Krieqcr 8 Co.
original Credit Plan—(redit that Helps.
SI.
it
.5 s .‘m ,
our advertising. Our
is known in hundreds
Attorney General Knox is as en-
tIttrsia>tir a fisherman as any man ill
[it'ttIIt' w.- ilt \Vihlllllgltlll has been
cmtu t;ir:vr-i~ t'itteland left the white
house, The other day he was talkiin:
thihlng to a friend. who described tht‘
me it» or a limit stream up in Maine.
virere a friend of his had hooked 100
felt in :r <incle day, “But." added the
friend "that isn't real sport.“ "Well.
i "vin' rare mysrlt‘ In eateh 'etn on
the wholesale plan." returned Attor-
nev General Knox. “hilt. neverthelew.
“iron I drop a line I like to get an an—
Swr‘r right away."
N“
Tlrt new Lord Salisbury lrithert l
known as Lord (‘rlruhono is 4:1. lie on—
U 'r t tho lItIIIM‘ or commons at tile act:
(‘I '34 as member of the liartven di-
\i~ion of Lalrrzoilrire. for whit-h he. sat
Melt? the general I‘Il‘t'llllll of was. when
lit “aw defeated. III the ltlllonittt;
)tdl he \Vlh rtttlrnt-d for Rttt‘lll‘>lt"‘.
.‘.- Iintrttnant r-olonel of tilt I"0lIt‘III
Pnrifnt'dutllre regltiielit. Ilt-
rel-veil with dllttlnetiorl in the South
African war and was mentioned in dis—
patrhts. mourning orl his return tho
pout ot‘ Illttlt‘l‘ set-rotary for fot'elzn :rt-
iltllts. which lie has held since. 1900.
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