THURSDAY.. NOV. 5. 1903.
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QPIGIALOALE 0 8 Miss l1. l1. Steely. of Darten. spent lasti
. ,. untav with Miss Sarah Andreas.
Comfort-bios $111.11 1111111111
and Blankets.
BLANKETS AT 590 TO $6.50.
COMFORTABLBG I! $1.00 TO ”-75.
E. K. BANKS,
4.5 6 47 WEOT WASHINGTON “‘1,
MIhIckemo HotIl Illicit,
South Norwllk, Conn.
local Nuts Notes.
WEATH ER F0 RECAST.
For Nor'walk and vicinity: (‘icar'iug
late tonight; Friday fair; colder, 'l‘he
disturbances that was in the northerrt
portion of tlte Lake, region yesterday
has moved rapidly eastward, increas-
irtg itt intensity. It is rtow passing out
the St. Lawrence \‘alley. Iluin has fal-
lert during the past t11'onty~fnut' hours
iii the Central arid Eastern section, An
area of high pressure with pleasant
weather arid lower temperature is cen-
tral this morning lit the upper Missinl
sippi Valley. This vicinity will be on
the Southern edge of the storm uroa
urttii late this afternoon or tonight.
and will be followed on Friday by
clearing and cooler weather.
Kahaosa I'Incampmeut, i. 0. t). i"
., of
Nor-walk, will irold a meeting this
evening. 9
Iiusinos is vory quiet in the Norwalk
police court today. there being 1111
cases to be disposed of,
Miss iicssic M. Stanley has recently
taken a position as cashier at tlto shoe
store of Olsen Brothers, in Wall street.
Norwalk.
~ «Ilear 'I'ottttnny Welsh. The lepire
and his troubles. at Music Hall. Friday
evening.
Victor W. Ferris has returned frotn
a few days' stay itt New York city, and
has rosunmcd his duties 1111 the Nor-
walk Iiottr.
Howard W. lioty. manager of the
Norwalk store of (‘ornstor'k Ilrothet's.
is spending thu day itt Now York city,
on business,
Mr. attd Mrs. (loot-g1- Mr-t‘hllitn, of
Nor thantpton, MilSsttt llilSt tts, have
taken a suite of rooms at the Hotel
1",IIIIotd iot'the11'int111
A throc- ntasictl s1 hoonct". loaded
with lttntbor, has arrived at the Nor-
walk dock of tire ilubbell. ilall and
ltanrlnll Lumber (‘11111pttrty.
Elmcnworth, on West avenue, will
shortly be vacated for the winter by
the Matthews anti Martin families. who
will return to Now York city.
The application t‘or tickots to the
Yale i'rincoton football game were all
made Saturday and 1111 further tickets
may be had except upon the grounds.
A big but t‘htlllt't' Is offered you at
llislop's. These hats are of the up-
pr'ovcd shapes arttl colors arttl are to
he sold 111 one half their actual worth.
S1111 ad.
The Whatsoevt'r' Circle, of King‘s
Daughters are irtvited to 11111111 Mrs.
tlcruld ll. Board, at tho borne 11f Miss
Ilit'korman, lti High street. l1‘t'iday
evening. November ti,
, Miss Mary Gregory. of Norwalk, won
a prize of $25 for getting the largest
number (if subscriptions for tho Delin-
eator during thr1 month of October. She
secured eighty-five subscriptions.
ti. A. Finch, travelling passenger
agent for the ltock Island railroad, and
George E. I’hillips, traveling passenger
agent for the Seaboard Air liirte. are lit
town looking up prospective travelers,
The weekly meeting of Sherman
Council. Royal Ar'cauum. will be held
tonight at it o‘clock irt itod Mtn‘s lluli.
After tlte business session it is ex:
pcctod that there will be an entertain-
merit.
iir. L, M. .'\lli'il has moved lils office
from No. 15 Washington street to No.
III, of the same street. The house now
111111111ch by lir. Allen and Mr. and
Mrs. Orlando I Allen is living repair-
1d and re painted.
Iluckinghatn Post. (l. A. R, of Nor-
walk, will hold a meetittg tomorrow
.11vening, at G. A. R. Hall, Wall street.
.\t' last week's meeting it was voted to
change the weekly meeting night from
'l‘htu'sday to Friday.
H. I". (loltlster', J, Harris, D. C. Dag—
gett, J. C. iianchle. W. I). Parks.
(leor'ge Kempton. R. N. Whitney, R. P.
Vitlaud, Frank .I. Page. J. 0. Cowl, It.
.I, McNullen, C. A. Chick, New York:
t‘. H. Wilcox. W. .I. Cunningham.
Hartford; H. J. Douglas, Mt. Vernon,
N. 1‘.; A, A. Twit-hell, R. M. Arm-
strong. New Haven: H. B, Rogers. New
Canaan; Charles I). Rogers. South Nor-
walk; E. D. Lownell. C. S. Clapham.
Boston: H. A. Spraguc. Detroit, were
guests last night at the Hotel Clifford.
If
TELEPHONE 166—5.
Get the Habit .1
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 SIuIage. 101: lb.
Legs of Genuine Spring Lamb.14c. lb.
Fore Quarters Genuine Spring
Lamb, . 86.
Crown Roast Genuine Spring
lb.
':Lamb, 161:. lb.
BEEF.
Prime Rib Roast, 12 and 141:. lb.
Blade Rout, 101:. lb.
Pot Rom, 6 Ind 101:. lb.
, STEAKS.
Pprterhouse. 18 and 20c. lb.
Sirloin, 18c. lb.
Rpund, 141:. lb.
Shoulder. 101:. lb.
8 erry a Barnu' Saunas. libs. 251:.
Small Fresh HImI, Fruit Should."
rIrth, PigI' Feat, Sauce Kraut,
VIrwurIt, Had shun, otc.
Parnas- market.
’ Evangelistic services are being held
111 tlto iy'nlgltt Street A. M. l'}. t‘hurt'it,
Norwailt. this week.
Mrs. Merlin .l. “'illot'hlll')’ ,of tuition,
spent thr- day recently. with Miss Sarah
Andrt'as, South Norwalk.
Mrs. lloran, of liaubury. has heon
the guest 11f lter sister. Mrs. i’biilip
Itlrti, litttttlltort avenue.
for. has been spending a few days with
relatives in Sotrth Norwalk.
'Iho Misses 1111111111 tt have returned to
their rosidente ill East avenue. aftcr a
1-otrpi1- 11f mouths“ absent-e.
"ih11bost moonlight nights in Not't- lil-
bot' come between 'lte present tittro
atrtl the 13th and after the, 24th.
The shortest days of the y
prouching rapidly. The decrease irt tho
day's length is just five hours today.
A hunting of South Not'wttlk t‘ort-
t'lttvc, improved Order 11f llr-ptasoplts.
will ire ltcld tomorrow night in Elks
Hall.
A great c'ltunte is offered at Olsen's
shoe store for you to get good fall
shoes “ortli $1.00 and SIM! f111 $15.".."1l
itt-atl the 111i.
Mrs.
walk, who has lll'l‘ll visiting her aunt
Mrs. lsaac Seller-h. in Dat'icn. has re
turned home,
\‘l'elt'orne Str'attgcr'_i.t1tlge, Sons of St.
George, of Norwalk, will hold a bail in
Lockwood's llall l"rl1la,v evening 11f
111-11 Week.
(llivc llt'artch Lodge, Knights of
I’ythius will hold its regular meeting
tonight in the. hall in S11artz & ("-111
bett' s blot l1
liettcort Nelson iiickor',nnt11 of South
Norwalk, has been visiting his daugh
t',et Miss tlrace ltlckermatt. itt l’roti
1lt1tlt't‘ R. I.
Tim Weekly
1 1111111 il Order of l‘nitoti Antct'itan Mt -
thanks will be held t111r111r1ow night in
Mystit (‘hitlu llall
next week. being entertained on TINY"
day afternoon by Mrs. William l). \‘er
11am,11f llast av'tnue
“ashington t‘ttittp. Patriotic Order of
tho Sorts of \rneriia will hold its rig-
ulat' rrteotirig. tonight. in Mystic Chain
llall, Washington street.
ltutrt \\'ottrtttts III-'iirf (‘otps of Nor
walk is being l11i1l this afternoon“,
(‘1. A, ll llail, itt Wall stl'.eet
llr'. ilusstil 1'}. Morgan has moved
front ”11th Theatre building to the
South Norwalk 'l‘rust t'otuparty'rt
building, in Washington str'cct.
J. liazt'l, of ‘Nowtonn avenue, has
engaged lIl light 1111prcssittg bust
tress, and has ofllt'ts at 2 South Main
street, and iii Mttirt street. Not'walk.
Ellis ’l'. Howard. who has been as-
sistant engineer on board the steam
yacht t‘clt. of New York, is spending a
few days at his home ltt Washington
street.
The three rtiglt‘s'
Lodge, Daughters of Itobckah, will
open tonight irt tidd Fellows" ilttll
\l’nahiugton Itt"t-et. There will be 11.11
entertaitunent each night.
“When in doubt, buy Sit'lll-liltit'h
clothes", so atlvlsr- Selleck and Price
who carry this stock and who claim
that they will wear longer attd give
better general satisfaction titart 11111
other clothes.
A dance will i1o held at tho armory
next Monday err-hing lit connection
with the basketball gamo. The first
team will play ”it“ Sioux .-\thlotic t‘lub
team, of New York, lntt tlto Montauks
will take a vacation.
.lsn ilolly ASSI'I‘lIlll)’. National Sla
conic Society will ltold a concert attd
bail tonight in Music Hall. Extensive
fair 11f I-Iur'eltn
preparations have been made for the;
anti there will be dancing to
event.
music by Svec 's orchestra
ltev. John N. F1r1cntan I) It, will
load the family pt'ay'er muting in the
South Nor walk 1‘ tiitgt'e gttlittltttl ( hurch
tonight at 7:»l1'1 o'clock. The subject
will be "Things Which Are Cac-
sar‘s,“ St, Matthew xxii., 21
tlcorgc W. l-‘itch, a Norwalk mason.
has been at work several days, making
repairs to the Sellet'k‘ and Weed bulld-
iitgs on either side, (if the Bank of Nor:
walk building, 111 preparation for tho
winter. The brick work has been
pointed 11p.
(‘olonel I". St. John Lockwood. 11f
lilt‘SS trip to Santlusky, Ohio. ills 1111111,
i1‘rcdcrick A. l1ocl1'11'ood, accorttpaniod
him to Sandusky and later went to
Port Austin. Michigan. to go mi a hunt-
ing expedition,
An adjourned meeting of the Indus-
‘riai League of the First Methodist
Episcopal Church will be held in tho
chttrch parlors tomorrow night at it
o‘clock, Superintendent Albert it}.
Winchester will condttct "Conversa-
tions on Electrici‘y."
Professor D. A. Stanton‘s Stamford
dancing class will give a reception 111
the casino. in that city. this evening.
The members of the South Nurwalk
class have been invited to be present.
Mr. Stanton's class held a session in
Arden Hall. last evening. .
Rev. W. W. T. Duncan will be in
charge of the. general prayer meeting
in the South Not'waik Methodist Epis-
copal Cbtirch. tonight at 7:30 o'clock.
and will give the first of a series of
addresses on “David the “then"
topic, “The Fathers Grief.‘ An in)—
portant meeting of the official board
will follow this servitc.
The Isaac Lee homestead in South
Main street. New Canaan. purchased by
Frank Fischer. is being moved by Con-
" tractor Coggswell, of Norwalk, to Har-
rison street. opposite the new residence
of Mr. Lee. Moving this building away
clears the site for Dr. J. A. Bishop‘s
new residence. It is expected by Dec-
ember ] it will be enclosed. it is esti-
mated that the cost of the improve-
ments will amount to over 820,000.
Acting Commissioner of Internal
Revenue Robert Williams. Jr., hIs rul-
ed that dealers in tobIcco are not per-
mitted to withdraw from original
stamped packages of cavendish, plug.
twist or leaf tobacco any portion there-
of to be used as sample packages at-
fixing there to the words: "This is an
authorized sub- division taken from a
properly stamped package. " Each such
package must be individuIlly stamped.
branded and labeled by the manufac-
COrnIr Havilsnd.
32 ’01 Hula,
“Jul".
UI'HJIIIIIIII \'. lx'lndoloiu. of Port ('hos-,
l‘lll' Ill't' llll' '
1
Nancy Gleason. of South Nur-
uieotiug, 11f Lincoln,
The Pine Lodge \\' hist ('Itrb will 1111-111 '
The. annual inspection of illlthlllg~i
at i
East avenue, has returned from a bus- :
“OWLANDLS
SHOES AT $2.50.
'I'hc 11111111111 who wishes to pay
.,.3. 511 and no 111191111, fora pair of
»ht1c.», is invited to pick from the
btst lot t"'\ct |1c'11' at that price.
it s tltc best lot of tltc best shoes
~l1cst in variety, in quality. in
north.
, 5111' this palcttt t'oltskiu shoe,
iIor instance. .\'otc its triutuc.»s.
ithc «lick military hcci. the good
’stattnclt sole. llit polish of tltc
lcathcr. .'\1111 you may choose
either l1tt't' \1'ithtittll f11p,11riittl-
itou with bright l\l(l top.
1 Ilcrc is a stout shoe for rough-
'Wt'lllllt‘i’ scrvicc. \'i1'i kid with
trial] top. anti scif tip. double sole
1111111 l111v hcci. As comfortable as
iii. is Strong.
1 .\ good strt't't shot- is \ it‘i kitl
itYilll patent tip and iii l1t1coul1'.
.lts solt is stout and it has a strap-
i]1_1 11111tll through
Dress shoe» 111 light \it'i Itid
llhavc thin sole and itatro11'p1ttcut
i‘ltlllllt‘l t11c.i'1'ctith hccis add to
their tiressiucss.
.\11yoltltt'sc1tt
Shoe. torc.
SEASONABLE GLOVES.
lor..1111tr1111\v.1\hcuit i.» ttcith-
cold nor 11111'.111 women atc
lliittliut: tape and .tiogskiu gloves
'to be best of all. lhcir 11'ci11itt is
just right. and in finish and ap-
Hit‘fll't'ilit't‘ they re excellent.
i' 1'11111 titet famous glovcr lv‘cy-
nic,r tan and gray,~$:.
llt'av1 black pirptt:
i11l1111' 1111111 I\’c_1'11i1'r.——$.'.
llcut :1 itt handsome tart shades,
""‘S‘LSS.
llristoi and futures iit good
,httcs oi tau—"$1 511
l ilcayy gray 1'1t»toi'
,plain 111'siik lint'1l.—-—$t.,=.11.
[ Excellent tit)}"\l\‘lll gi111'1'»,——$t.
tc-'nttt aisle rcar‘.
lBLUE SHIRTS
Iht 1111111 111111 wants :1 blue
lilttuucl shirt wants it as guard a.»
iltt'1‘1‘titgt'I-villlt'is\\‘i\1'.
llt‘l’t‘ 1’ll't' gt 11 Hi liilt'SI
illttc flannel shirt», 111'” made.
single and 1l1uti1l1'~l1rcastc1i. last
SL511.
l'iinorptaiity birtc flannel shirts.
~ittgic-i1rcastc1l.all-11'1111i.anti111111~
sitriukablc.»—$2.
.~\ll~11111ri 1htublc~lu'ca»tctl
tlauutl »Irirts.f:1st colors.
-. ‘_
i\\"tll tiiatit'. , '
lttglit 111.;11, t‘rout.
$2.50.
suede
glovcs,
t‘ttltiffi.”
blue
extra
THE HOWLAND
DRY GOODS CO..
Bridgeport. Conn.
Don’ t Do Your Own
Cooking During
This. Warm
Weather
We deliver daily aria guaran-
tee that the best of materials
are used in our pastry—brew
i
and pies.
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Kane’s Bakery
32 llasltlnoton St
8. “Wall
'Mrs. F. E. Coleman.
46 50. Main St. 50. Nocwalk,
has opened her ,
Millineni Parlor
with a
Fall'Lt’ne of Fall and Winter
Hats.
Trimmed and Untrr'mmed.
(11111111: lists from ".00 to 83.00.
(111111. AND LOOK.
40 South Main Strut. upstairs.
Still Another Cut Iii
Prices. ’
Small Leg Lamb ............ 14c, tip.
Forotptartcr Lamb .............. 10c.
Fresh Hum ...... . .......... . . .
Fresh Shoulders ................ 12¢.
Prime, Rib Roast Beef ....... me. up.
Lean Pot Roast ....... . ........ 10c.
Home made Sausage ...... 2 lbs, 25c.
3 lbs, Chopped Beef .......... “25¢
Shoulder Steak ........... .. . . . . 10c.
Butter,inprint ..... .............230
Super Kraut ........ .. ...... We. at.
Native Fowl ............ . 14 and 161:,
Native Chickens ........ . . 16 and 180,
Cranberries ......... .. .1.... 1°C. at.
Tripc and Pigs' Feet “1‘.... ._. 101:. lb.
Sohoufib'n Market
22 menisci-on eraser.
Firms "1!.
ARE YOU AGEING?
Dr. Holmes used to say he
was “seventy years young."
Some men are old at half
that figure.
Age is not in years. It is
in the blood. Scott’s Emul-
sion helps to keep you young
by keeping your blood young;
by supplying it with an
abundance of rich. pure, vital
nourishment; carrying cort-
stant life and renewal to
every fibre of your body. It
will help you to rob advancing
years of half their sting.
We'll send you I sample Im- upnn request.
SCOTT It BOWNE, 409 Pearl Street, Ms YOIL
POPULAR AMUSEMENTS.
A story of an author “ho was corn-
pt'llod to resort to subterfuge I11 order
11 get his book into public notice is be-
ing told in Paris. .loan Lombard irud
fought for years against poverty and
illiteullh. but nevertheless had pro-
rltu'r'd several novels which were con-
sidered by those who ltad road thorn
to he works of genius. though they had
been total failures a.» salable commodi-
tics. (in his last work he 1111111-1111t1'atctl
all his hopes of recognition. but on
publication the book showed every sign
of going unnoticed. The author, how-
ever, ltit upon '11 unique way of adver-
tising it. He wrote frtlru Marseilles ll
letter signed ".1111 lndiguattt itepublt-
can" to the authorities r1fl’at'is \'I11lt-til-
ly censoring ll)t"l11111l( as dangerous to
public morality and dcunmdiug thr1 int-
prisonment of the author When in-
tpiirim' were made the uri‘et‘ and tlttI
author were found to bo 111111 and tho
quirios were mark» the writer's object
was accomplished.
A llfl’l"tti1it’i'i.\ifi.
'i'here are few ltlu>i1"1tl farm1 t'time-
divs which have 111111 with tito sauces!
which has boon accordr-d ltay's "A
Hill Old Time." 11 hich mines to lloyl's
theatre for an engagt-rncut lastingtrue
night only. Thousands upon thous-
ands have lannhvd at thc adventures
of Larry Mooney of .\i111111o,1"s I'Iypro'w'.
and his associates, ttnd in ttil likelihood
thousands upon thousands more will do
the same turttL'. "\ lint Hid 'l'iruo” i<
an attraction \llllt‘ll \1‘1ll 11111'111' grim
wtalo. It is 111111 l111‘1t and Itrtt funny
to do that. This season while retain»
lug all of it.» original humor and 1'l1'1':
111' situations ".1 Hot Old Time" will
come to us as .1'111111 production 01111'
23,01th has biw'n jritr'stdti iii 11111 H't'll'
11,1 arid t'tlSIIIIIIt”, and a company of
1'11'1'1'1liug1111't'it iftilt-111111111s1'1111111 for
anything, has been engaged {1"11' its 111
tr-ipictatiou. in tire tllrl 11ill'l111s1111u
i'Iddio Weston, lullllt‘ \\'o.»t Srrnouds.
tho world Itllllttlt~ Nelson 'l‘rto. .lotttt
McMahon, i'Iddu t‘rrllius, William
Seiley, (Lonnie Nelson, i,eol11 May. 'i‘litiv
mas Fortune and ii. C, llrowning. 'I‘hn
chorus will be :1 feature, being compos
11d of tn'111i,",v11111:g women 11 i111 were
selected with me a! tort from He
tanks 11! 111-11 York s most su11'11sstrri
showgitls.Th1-y 1111 all young 1111111-
'11 who cart sing and dance as well as
' loolt beautiful.
t'fiitfli'l I‘AY'I'HN COMPANY.
"Lost l'nrttrliso“ was the bill of tho
(‘ot'so I‘aytott Company. at lloyt's
'I'h1-at1'1', Inst ov1-uing, 11111] was pro—
sonted lit the sumo tapablo manner
that ltas 1,;l1111'111't111'iri1d the productions
1tll tl11111eti1"1|i11 iradiug parts 11'11 1'11
bandit-1i In 11 most ~tiirit1nr lilllllllIl‘ by
Marie (a.~lttner.o .1.» \i 1rgitrot Knowl-
ton; llct'rttito inn ,1, 11:: Poll)" l1‘lct1'hr't';
bowls Stone. as ltoubon Warrior; .l.
\Ytlkle ltush, as ltob Appleton: I1‘ruu~
11-111 Nelson as t ‘i111i11 .aud l titt111~ .l
howling as N1” the latter portraying
that t'l'iarruttt in a manner that be
spriki‘ no small amount of dratnattc
ability. The other members of the
company afforded abio support. 'l'o—
night the company will present The
New Married Man.
Illflll'IKAIl robot: l'IN'l'I-III'I'AIN-
MENT.
Eureka ltobakah Lodge will begin
tonight at ilutier Lodge rooms a three
day fair and entertainment concluding
Saturday night. ’l'hcrc will i111 besides
other crttot'tainment 11 drill by sixteen
young ladies. ‘.\Itttt,1'111'ticlcsof use and
ornament will be on sale, and tire us-
llitl attractions of 11 first class fair. Atl-
mission ten cents.
Foley’ 5 Kidney Care
nukes kidneys and bladder right
“You say his honesty surprised
you?"
”Yes." answered Senator Sorghum.
when I overbid the opposition for his
vote he 111.11t to the trouble of giving
$11 other fellow his money lmeltf‘ ~—
ashlngtou Star.
BREAKFAST!
tuacrreoar
111111112111
Always Acceptable
Lunch 1111111
BISCUITS
Crisp and Delicious
Always in
PILGRIM8 AT JERUSALEM.
*
A Thousand AmerIcIn Sunday-School
Workers to Journey to Palatine.
Jerusalem, the Holy (lily, chief city
If that land which furnishes every Sun-
dayrchnoi in.th11 world continual sub,
icct. for study. will witness a scene next
April like to none that has 111'111'11cc111'-
rod lit the historic little city, and one
which will ruuko r-vt-r' mentorahio the
early years of the '.50th century.
A thorrasnd Sillltllly»llt'llfitil superin-
tendents. tout-hers, scholars and work-
1rs. have their eyes turned toward .leru-
<11|oru.ttn1i 11 pilgrimage is plannod that
is unusual 111'1-11 Ill lhoae days of per-
1ottally conducted parties to all corners
or the earth. 1
This 20th century pilgrimage, so far
as America is concerned. will begin
March it, tool, when the North (let'-
tttarr l1loy1l steamship (it'osst-r Kurt'urst
1l4.ttitit tonsi will suit from New York
with about tiftti pilgrims front (‘artiitia
1111] the l'uitod Slates. Already almost
tititi berths have been ongugod. tutti ill"
plit'atious for tire remainder are being
laily received by th11 flirt-11 energetic
1111111 who have made this t'rtlirtt' possi-
ble-«I12. K. Warren, 'l‘hroe (inks. Mir-h.
hairntan; \\. N. llitrf.sl111i'lt. iioston.
treasurer ' ll Mt-t‘r'lliis, i1111i1l1'n11-
\t lcrrisulem tht'.\nt1-rl1art party
will be joined by scvoral hundred fron-
l'ltiglantl and Europe. who will have 11
mot-ml steamer 111' thoir own, urtd i11-
1iivi1luals and small parties will also
assemble front practically every coun-
try 11"ltorotht11'11 are Sunday-scltoois.
This host of workers will gather on A111,
ril iii, lit arttl ‘20 iii 11 great tent lus:
itilsidc the walls of Jerusalem. close
by (‘ai111r1, and. amid impressive sur-
roundings, will be held the Fourth
World's Sunday-school Convention.
lit-sides tltr- sesstous at Jerusalem.
there will be constant conferences, in»
formal discussion and bi iiltaut lt‘t'llll'l'R
throughout tho voyage. making, in fact.
11 convention 71 days itt duration arid
it'll-tit miles long.
tlt'iginally liti.» l'l'lliM‘ was intended
only for 1min» Stlntlil\‘«.~'t'lt11til “orket‘s
i‘t'pt‘t‘sentlttg organizcd Sunday-school
associations; but so g1'1 at has lit-1111
the demand for accorumodntiou by tilll-
111's who long for 11 trip to the Holy
hand that the committee l11ts11l‘f1'i'1-1l to
the public some 21111 berths. includrrit:
some of the best on the ship.
in addition to the convention features
of the cruise, the 11" Mei llrit'll tr tttttnl
11'111t111ptit1i1gly arrangtd (in tin-1111i
11arl 111111goti111rt will he stops at
Madeira. tlrbrttltat', Algiers, Malta, .\th
ous. (‘onstantinopitg Smyrna i111 iortti
After ~11111nte1u days in
.\l11.\.andr.i11 (‘airo
\‘tviera will be visited 1
111 longrr i111
\ill1‘- '
and (‘ait‘rL
l’lilt'sil‘to
llomc and tin
atttl those who wish t11.1t
lCuropo will land at Naples or
The regular party wril roach
ll'illlt‘lli‘.
New York May is. Side trips are
planned to Ephesus. llaulbot'. llamas,
tll.~. tiaiiioe, Samaria, I1uvor. Thebes?
l-‘li'st (‘ittaracr 111' the Silo, ’l'wo Stun?
days will be spout 1111 the Atlantic.
thin-11 on the Merlrtor'ancau. one at Atlr
11115, [1111 at .lor'usalcru. one In Egypt.
111111 ill itomc, I"t1ut' t'Il‘lllIlt‘iin 11ill irei
risitt-d i
The peculiar privilege will be offered '
these modern pilgrims of \lrlilitg, ttlI
that too.»1 appropriate conditions and iii
happiest 1:11111pany. tha- phtco win 111 (Ind
revealed liintso if as lie ha.» never done
11s1wh1 1";1 to stand III the place
11 into .ii-srrs \Mtikt 1i talked. suffered
and 1ii11l. was l1uri1d and rose again: to
see intimately the land \1"ltt1i't~.losltun.,
Samuel. Saul, liavitl art-l Solomon'
wrought their mighty works, where I'Iltv,
jah, ICIishrt and isaiah
where Peter, James, .lolttt and Paul
pt'csr'hod. to stand 1111 the hills of lietlt»
i-1l111n1 where the angel chorus hailol
Iitc birth of t‘hrtst; to look on t‘aivarv
11111! the garden “born the final scour-s
“I the ,L't't'ati'st 11fli1‘11s were enacted
\1rti1 so intuit 11i‘so'11111111ut ltt\'11i\t'1l
in this journey with so earnest a band
of travelct‘s looking eagerly forward to
the next Easter season irt i'alestine
this great undertaking possesses a sin:
ulticauce 11nd uni1ot'al interest among
t‘hristiau people 111'11-1' befot't rust-1111 ia'
1'1l 11ith arty jnumey to thc lioly l and
A SAFE REMEDY FOR COUGHS
AND COLDS lN CHILDREN.
11s 11 safe medicine for the cure. 11f
coughs and colds nothing “ill cornparo
with Chamberlain's Cough lletnody.
.\ll‘, I-‘rank ()‘iiai'tt, 11f Franklinviile. N.
Y., has this to say concerning its use
111 his home. “t.‘.hau1br1rlain‘s (‘ough
Itcmody is ottr remedy for all kinds of
coughs, cold and lung affections. We
find it especially good with our family
11! small children. as it is always de-
sirable to give the littlt1 ones some»
thing that is free from harmful afterI
effects, and that is just why we like}
this remedy. We have every conti-
dencc fit it and have used the medicine
very successfully Ill ottr faintly.“ For
sale by Stillson Powell (‘11,, Baxter
.0
Pharmacy, f‘liffortl Pharmacy.
CONNECTICUT PATENTS.
The following were issued November
'1, lilitll. Ilist furnished from office 11f
A. M. Wooster. solicitor of
ilridgepor't. (‘onn.:
William ii. liovatts, ilridgoport. or'tl-
nance.
tric switch.
l1‘t‘cd M. (‘arr'olL New Haven, anti-
frictiort bearing.
tieorge M. Hubbard. New Haven,
clasp.
Harry S. Reynolds. Now
tier indicator.
John T, Ctillinu
street sworn:
(‘ I". 1nd 1’ ii. ilotvar'd, Hartford,
folding l1;1'z11"1 and door holder.
Charles .1.\ Bailey. t‘rnmw.cll winding
arbor for paper tube 111111 hint'S.
Edgar H. (‘ottrelL Sronington. ma
chinery for cutting and folding fabrics.
Samuel E. Dart South Manchester,
machine for polishing press board.
Daniel Hoyt. South Norwalk, window
shade fixture.
Edward S. Mowry, Midtlletown, puz»
zic.
Wolcott Remington. Stamford.
tion device for exploalvc engines.
Isaac E. Palmer. Mldtlletown. three
patents. hammock body: fabric for
hammocks (:31. Designs.
DOESN'T RESPECT OLD AGE.
It‘s shameful when youth falls to show
proper respect for old age. brtt just
the c11ntrsry‘in the ease. of Dr. King's
New Life Pills. They cut off maladies
no matter how severe and irrespective
of old age. Dyspepsia, Jaundice, Fev-
er. Constipation all yield to this perfect
Pill. 25c. at Funk H. Baxter‘s Drug
li:I\ on. or
Hartford. brush for
igni-
Store.
pt'upltt'aietl. . -
patents.
George II. Thomas. llridgoport. clec- ‘
WALK" EVENING SEN’PINEL
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1.11!
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AGENT FOR MAY MANTON'S PATTERNS.
ABIGHAT .1
CHANCE. ‘
We have made a lame purchase of
READY-TO-WEAR HATS, these hats
are of the approved shapes and colors.
Theu were bought at about one half
their actual value—«as their were bought so
then will be sold—«divided into three lots as
follows: ,
You Matt Choose from Lot 1. at 590
You Matt Choose from Lot 2. at 750
You Mari Choose from Lot 3). at $1.00
83455 Washington Street,
South Norwalk. Conn.
Moles ilMPERFECT
Ladies’ patent colt Gooduear wells never
cracks.
Ladies’ vici kid, patent tips. extension soles.
wells.
Ladies’ patent colt hide button. vent stulish.
A chance for uou to hurt Good Fail Shoes
worth $31.00 and $31.50 at
SAMPLE SPECIAL
5 ES
32 29.
Olsen’s ShoeiStorie.
FULL LIM OF OUTING HATS.
RENTED. ,
s. 8. 11111151111.
CALL AND SEE OUR
WINTER MILLINERY.
NEW GOODS IN EVERY WEEK.
MOURNING HATS AND VEILS
South Norwalk, Conn. 86 Washington Street,
v..-
lli't' 111111' lll ru'tlot".
work
Stamped Squares.
Frames.
l1‘iio 11nd Linen Floss, Twisted i12111i1r11idery Silk. Lusterette. Lustre Crochet
t‘otton
Sofa I‘illows,
86 Washington Strut.
Preparations for Xmas
lr11 not put off your fancy work too long. Begin now.
You‘ll find here an excellent assortment of materials for art needle-
l|11rnstitched and
Picture
Roman.
Tops, t‘onicr i’iccos. Il11,.li11s, Tray t‘lotdts,
ltrrffot Scat'fs. iiut'oau Scarfs. Stand Covers,
Mt. Mcllit'k l’iccos, l’illow Scrlnt. etc..
l’illr 11v
Neck-Tie t‘ases.
'i'it‘st'l (‘rirtl I‘II‘
Heat :1 large assortrnt 111 of t‘otd:1 and Shaded Itibbott for filnishing
N. E. RYAN.
South Hotlink.
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SEAVIEW AVENUE.
Keep {lib 11.11.
Warm
but don' t build a thousand 11111111113
house for a thirty cent hen.d
most economical finding an dlidd'
- ing is our; furious , ,,,
Specially 1111111111111 to meet (bl Milli?»
man‘ s nudI. Good can-Iii for you but .
buildl 11;. Low cost cherish for your ,
this: I «cod oermsnent roof. It In honvv feitiuot moor).
W'oa uet brittle nor crIrlt l‘rnuf Ininst everything I reliable mob:
Put up In rolls of 2111 Iqunra fact: eIch roll. gout!!!“ '
hen coop.
III In it.
should be proof Ininst.
tho necessury caps. mils Ind cement for lIyins.
Economy.‘ Iant free fortho IIltinl.
SImploI and book.
LESLIE GAMBLE, RIVERSIDE MILLS. . .
EAST NORWALK-
The Fair Cloak and F111 St
.68 WASHINGTON STREET.
Come and see our prices before yott buy.
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To the Ladlésl
If you want to war stylish cloth as for title money buy your
HATS. COATS, SKIRTS SHIRTWAISTS AND FURS
It the
Open Evening-1
Norwalk Chronicler