F-
'AVID BY BUYING FOR CASH.
THE MAN WHO PAYS HIS BILLS DOES NOT MAKE UP FOR BAD
DIITS BY HIGHER PRICES
W E SELL FOR CASH ONLY. HERE
A- L
Stoves, Ranges, Oil Heaters.
Just the limo to look for Stores ltuuuon tl.t .. and lllln in tire plate to llllil
them and in great tar-zloty
4 Styles of RANGES, the celebrated "Aheirdrorlr ilroa." Millit'.
10 Styles of BELFvFEEDERG. BASE BURNERS Itlttl CYCLINDER COAL
HEATERS. livery Stove guaranteed perfect (no second lrriiidl.
15 Styles OIL-HEATERS tiucltidltlr: the "PERFECTION.” “PURITAN.”
“MILLIR.” and i2 other equally In. well kuouir irrakccr. all and
udorlenri‘ and absolutely sale. from $2.50 up.
The "Climax" Wood Steven from “.50 up.
l«liltllil'l('r‘i-"
LAMPS.
htl New Slylca of Holiday Lamps. Just received. ranging in price ll‘tllll $2M-
"J "If'oo
Largo variety and choice designs in separate Globes and Shades.
Glass Etching and Decorating.
Orders taken for initials or ltlonoiiratirs. iri SI r'ipl.
eh type) on airy atylo glass,
Special attention given to ('lIIlI. Hotel or Restaurant Work.
First-class work guaranteed. and prices exceptionally low.
I A....-....... ‘
OPEN MONDAY AND SATURDAY EVENINGS ONLY.
..5 STURTEV T
COMPLETE HOME FURNISHER.
North Main and Ann Streets. South Norwalk. Conn.
For Men, Women and Children.
We have a complete line of Season-
able Underwear in popular grades and full
line of sizes.
lllock and (lid lint:-
Hosiery a Specialty.
Our Children’s Hose at two pair for
twentu-five cents are eXcellent values. We
have tine rib. broad rib. plain or dropped
stitched.
Carpets, Oil Cloths. Mailings. Lino-
leums. Runs and Mats.
A. iDlCKE N &Sth.
84 Washington Street. South Nomi/r.
mp... _ . ._.
A HEART TO HEART TALK.
Here is a straight huslness proposition.
. You will need coal for Winter. We sell
thejrlght kinds. and atthe right price.
Let's get together.
We want you to get the habit of earning
here for your fuel. You will be am of
polite attention. good can! and' careful
. - delivery of all orders.
[Med We say. more !
JGHNHFERRIS
'$~E _.-_==ET.. .. ..-...... _
HOME OF FINE LACES. ' LANDSLIDE COVERS RAILROAL)
Some of the finest laces helm: tiscdl :Wlu Ore. Not 6.—A landslide
this eeaaon come from ldria. It Email i has occurred at llughy‘s Point Quarry,
mountain town in- Italy_ with about i hear this place, and the Astoria and Co
L000 inhabitants. it has been for some . lumbia Railway track is coveréd with
centuries the usual house industry aristocrat thousand tons of rock. Travel
the women. who formerly worked from will be interrupted for several days.
old Croatian patterns and Stay de- Bugby's squarry 'ia the point where the
ulna. . , rock for the United States government
jetty at the mouth of the Columbia riv-
NOT A SICK DAY SINCE. or is being obtained and where a moun-
"1 ”taken severely sick wtth ktd- lain was blown to pleeoerbg sixty ton
hey trouble. i tried all sorts of medt- blasts of giant powder tut week. The
‘ china. none of which relieved me One slidee are the result of the blasts and
deyi saw an ad. of your Electric Bit.
‘ recent heavy rains.
tore Illd determined to try-that. After
“hinge few glowed-felt relieved, and TO CURE A COLDJN ONE DAY
eoonthmtter was entirely cured. and Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
have noteeen aoick day since. Neigh- All druggisls refund the money if it
hereof mine have been cured by Rhou- fails to cure. E. W. Grave‘s signature
Imam, Neuralgla. Liver and Kidney is on cauh box. 25c. “
traiblos and General Debilily." This ~—
1! what 3 F. Basis, of F.remont N. C.
. write! Only 50c. at Frank H. Bax-
Drugg'iet.
a
149' Washington
Street.
Al‘—
...-_.--_._-.... _...._..._...,-- -..__..
The pursuit of felicity reminds one of
the absent-minded man who swam ii
river to get a drink of water.
. that the owners would lease It for that.
sewn NORWtALK EVENING s
FRIDAY. NOV. 6. 1903.
jJNED __.-_-._-....--
much brighter—if
"Sunlight way.”
Your labor will be lighter. your
linen all the whiter and everything
you wash in the.
Don’t use Sunlight
the same as you use common so‘aps.
No boiling-no toiling with Sunlight.
Asa FOR “LAUNDRY" erupt: ODNLIGHT
tDDITlONAL LOCAL NEWS.
itetro It, lliliiuuliain, of New York
'ulfll‘ of Hits Will he the N'lt‘illil'l‘ oIt
l~.l 'lI II. :it the liodiic of Sorrow III lJI'
Ililtl ..i lirut'.» Ullt‘l'tt lltlilh’l' Minn,
.\|Il\'t‘ pnl.’IlIrer«','fI lItls lots. him
In - i-‘. it laiwtou & (“II fifty-
'.'I~rI:IIIr.\' \\‘ \.Ilr‘IIIIr1IIr,ol‘tlI«- llal
.r‘ukti's' .\wr~tit‘irtlltlll. ll‘l." iltl\t the title
ot’ "grandpa" lwt'Iu‘I lrrx ir.IuIe, lliu
daughter. .\ii'~. .l. 'i'. l'IirIIll. ha; .i
IIIIuIiIiiig huhy ho).
‘\ lleuiira irriislc how would he a de-
litzitt to your home. .\ clutr hurt her-u
formed at Il:i\ilarrd‘.- \\lIII-li limiter. the
iuryiiiu of a liegrnu ill-t easy as. .\, it. t‘.
For particulars M't‘ ittl.
» Roast pork tic Siliiilili'o.
tiIrvr-I‘ttor (‘liftllllltlldlli yo.~t~-rd:r\
proved two requisitions from A.
“It.
ll.
llll‘l". ll‘l‘lhlil't'l‘ Ml hilt-it‘s Soldier.
llt'llll' hespltui hoard. for Show! fill or
"Irtilll ol‘ the :ttltll'tltll'iillltlll for budding
an addition to tilt hospital :It the
heme. and out» for Motto t‘or tilll'lllilsa
to." ~t~':tin pipes arid li)\t’l“lli.‘. l'or lip
,IipI-s. also at the home
.- Special value tor Saturday and
Monday in goat's. lnIlies' and children's
hosiery underwear sweaters. glow».
t‘lt‘. Ladies' Illt‘i't'l'l‘ltt'tl pctticoals arid
\\alkltijz skirt-x St 7.. Iipuurd .'\l 3.
.H‘Irrith & ('II
it' Rip Van \\'IirlIlI- was :rlite todttl.
rid had that tom: sleep to go through .
truiiii he would lllltltllllllt‘tll_\‘ t'llllllnt' a
I'vlt riiriltrt-w. l'oi' Itip knew what rial
<tnfnrt “'1“ if you want to enjoy
\-.Irr' sleep and put tip in the mummy
l‘IciiIIp. good you should liil\t- tllli‘
\ .l. l‘tlllillx A'- t‘oiriprtny'ri felt inat-
ll‘t'hhl'ri. See adv
See lllt‘ NH“ l'IIl'it tll‘uI'I-rv l‘II'~‘ :tll
tor eight hit; lutrpiiinr: offered at their
“It stores t'or' Saturday only.
\\'cdtrehday 1lrlt'l'llt‘tlll. at the South!
Nurwnlk ilaptrst t'lrurclI. the Indie:- oI'
iir \\'IIIIIIIII'H irsmcrntioii llh'lt’lll'tl to ’l
u .t hurt-«tun! .Ipd t'i~'ll'llt'llt't* .IIJ
llI'Fs till the trraiiircr> and customs or
he llt‘tlttlt' of ('liltil. lll"l\"l't‘tl II) Rt‘i
5'. it. hit‘t‘IItIIIn-li, pastor oi the A. .\i. i'Ig
t‘lIurI-h. of Norwuik The address “its
much enjoyed by all present
-|t0;t:~'l pork llc. St'liatllt'fi.
all the Hotel Clifford.
The very lltlt‘fi ideas are always to,
he found ill N. E. ltynti's, Drop in and
.Kt'l‘ the new goods that have just been ‘
placed in stock.
Corset waists for ladies,
and children All styles ltlt‘
Also full line ladies corsets Title
M. S. Smith RI (‘0.
The ideal lndian summer weather.
with which Norwalk has heen lzivorcdr
for almost a week. came to an end '
t'iillV \estetdav morning \\lll‘ll rain he-
gaii falling. 'i‘lic downpour Icsenrhled ‘
it Septemhei ahouoi more than a No- i
\Iinher rainstorm so warm was the
teiIIpc-rature. lly ll ntlotk the rain
had ceased and ”10.3"" was stri\iir;:i
to poor through the clouds
i-‘. ll. ilr'eyfojzie. llr'noltitrr. .litllli'
I" iii'oy. lii'octorr‘. James t‘olc. Newark:
\\’. lr. (leer, \t', ll. l'arlts. \\' ll
l’luii‘lea. \\‘. ii. Itnyinond, l-I. l.. tiller-.1
ll. \\'_ llrorrios, New York: t‘. .l. lluv. I
Springfield: George I). \\'hitcoinh and
wife. Miss l.. \\'ltitcnnrh, tileirdorai
(‘nl.: W. (i Harris. iloston; l-‘. il. 3tret~l
titan, (‘. Ryan, l’i'otideuI-e; l.. I. 1
Moore. liolvoke, were guests. izirt night i
i
llllsal's '
upward.
up. ‘
Spec iai pork sale at the l' uhlic Mark
Pl. See all
Robert Weber. \\’ho l“‘t‘llll a from
the office of town Ilcrk. in Bridgeport
tIe\l Monday . \\ili enrhark in liuidihnaz».i
in the near t‘IItuiI He has not per !
lt‘llf‘fl his plans but it is understood:
will he associated with one of tho lead
in: business men of this state, 'l‘lre'
business will lie llrat of rutailiug via.
are. Mr. \\’eher was not ready to make
his plans public in detail yesterday. ,
——Ruast pork Hc Schaulr's
t‘aptaiii French, of tho Salvation Ar-
mv. has been looking about for a place ‘
suitable. for meetings of tho Armt
which intends to shortly resume itsI
work in Stamford.
the army Would like to have is in thei
building at the junction of Canal and]
Pacific streets. formerly occupied liyi
the Whitechapoi saloon. The proper~
ty recently changed hands. and it is
not probable that a aakxin will again
occupy it. Captain Wench said today
that it is in just this location that the
Salvation Army believes it can‘do beat
work. it can. howeverzonly afford to
pay a moderate amount for rent. it
it could obtain assurance of help to de-
fray expenses. it is probable that the
\\'hlteehapel Would soon he llll‘llt‘tl ital
to a Saltntlon Aron llalt ‘
purposa ~~ Stamford Adult atc.
—The latest tattle of tires; hair. are.
lltvays on sale at M. S. Smith 8 Co a. j
’lezd
it"llllllh
lt'or the ll:Ii.~t-III sir ‘I t‘oIIrpuIIJ‘,
‘.\l‘l'“‘i|ll\
I |ll'ill’lll'|'
. t. not,
I of last \\"‘tl it.
A place officers or . -
W. S. lx’tiupp l‘ super-intention; the
building of the III-w “hurt for Ray—
mend Brothers.
The met-lint: oi the Junior Ilaud this
'\I uiIir: \\lll lw in [II ill the put-:oIIIILLe.
rIrirriic. :It 'I' .to shill“. ltI-rt Your-
ltl‘t' Will It'ittl. :tlld I'rrrrrtsl lll'tl .ilailui'
llllllllit't‘ Irt tlII rip-pliers he prI-. eiit
llrrli l\\t| llll_\>x more of the hill\.illl'
ill lieud'h. lltlltl It‘l do. l'llitllt‘t' [1|
in! a Mr: silk l'lllL'IIIll ~lip by, See ad.
:1 ills t‘lillllpt'll lit-If 3:” St lllltllll‘l
i'hI- tltlliial ltourd I f the MN llo th~
l.I\l night, the N
I» the I'Ipular err. l'll Monday |il'..'lll
'he ‘.';‘.d |ll.~i
'l'lre t’IlII-iti~..ll~ II! llrrm- \\lltl .tll‘ to
trim p.Ir'l lit the pit-dd. 'lI‘ll vvt' Hourrtul ».
t::ri|1:r zIt 'l‘r'rrrrtr t‘lrttII-li \\lII-Ir the
he“ organ I:- lit trllwl iI:I\-- low-n
thanked lII'III l“t.‘id\ lIr \\'IIlIrI-sritt
llilLlIl‘i.
’l‘irc :rI-atmt warren lI-“~ll Iaridy
I‘ll iii, .\i. 5 South d’ t'i
ilItriiIIi~ l. ll.I\IIroIId >t.r'cd llti‘t
morning that \I»lt'itl.‘l'\ 1.. «.ru an up.
rdv- tree in lull ldmrur till the “dull-
littililt ll 'l'rllrr lll tlrmi ~ l":tlll.x
t'his i.~ :I \I r'y l't‘lllillhltl‘l" thine :it this
liIIII» Id )eur'
Special trrrr~lI.rl proclaim :Irr» twin:
planned ill thI l‘rrnt hiellllltllfil
Icpal t‘iiIIrIli it I'lllltttlltill uilir thr-
:~I‘II.~ rd~ ~c t'lltHll'- \\ till it ilI \ \\' \V 'l‘.
lltllltnll ‘lill’l~ lll'\' S‘vrudm rrrelrt. on
llilllt’.\ of llill'l'trl tIr .. cu.
lAH‘I‘tthl IIildrlI- I:Il;~ your attention
in lllfi ud. tIIIirII to .I ='I-\\' sprain] lint"
board to \\llllllllltl I'Hl'
of :lLZl‘lt‘lll“.
with the itltllli'l‘llll'llliw of the
law relation to po-d .I-iilug. and L'illtl-
lvlirrrz,
Special tor Saturday uud Monday.
1' iii.
Illllit‘t‘
lilIlllI‘)'
.il dealers at l‘ Iiirn . d illlt I ~ t‘IIIrrpiwII
i'rc dI-Ior'II. I‘. I I.I..I In. tor xii ~19-
and prices I‘oiIxttII; ]I.tll~~ .ltll‘tlllllt‘ln
handsome dcsigrn JII' I-rIIh .\i. S.
Smith Ih t‘o.
tiI-orue t‘oopI-I. :I llit\t'llIlL'. \rllt'rlllrlil'
\\':t.\ ltl
)‘I‘Mt‘lilrn .Ind :ItlIIrIleIi tilt
of tire \\Itrtltrop itu>l..tlr;r|l
In»! r-Ictrrlirz. .ll iiII town I \l Ill
l'lvt llilll, Ncri'uuilr .\lr‘ t‘IIopIt'
ttlt‘llllit‘l' oi the line li‘t'lt \iit~~ llllt“l\ti
hall lt':tlll.
l“l‘t‘tiI‘l'lI‘ii ”it‘ll. ‘it- t‘IIl'lN‘lll'l'
tun been inirrc. lll l“lill‘t‘ atomic. and
MM!) \\il" lulu-II III the \\‘I-stpuu hltlll-
I'li'llllll for ll‘i‘illltlvlti has lu-I-n l‘l‘tlltH
Id ltIIllt‘hlrtit‘lItI1~tIii.tlIll Middlvtnwir.
III t‘uptam of Police Robert N. More
house. of Noruail .ItId
l“lt'tlt‘l'l<'ll (tray Id \\'iltou
-l’or'k chop: it and lt'u lh.
.\t the I'qular ruI din); of Washing-
ton t‘utiip, l‘ritrrotrI tli’dI-i' til the Solis
Id .\IIII-I'lI-:I. last Irri'irt. two lll’tillllsllltlll.‘
in!” membership \\t'l“ I'I-I't'ltctl, .tlid
l'tYlllIllt’ hirsrircss has acted on. it
propomd to hate u trig t'lll.\~ initiation
the first part oi litittlrti'). {Hill on eit'or't
will he mum to ,.: rru marry propositions
:‘lu into that time.
-—‘»t.au|ltiower
The Ladle 5 .’\rd SIN rely of the
Zion s Hill M i) (‘lrtrr'I-li. ('Iltlilitll. held
a moat sutcessfril sale and error-lain
mom on l“htii.~da_\ and Friday ote hints
A dill: it In program “as
pIotided Inc It llljllil I-Inuposr d of sin:-
lllil.‘ piano trios and mutations try to-
.II latent
\urnnlk.
\ieiwlii
IlitLS
l't'all/J‘tl.
New “I'lllllll ltlt‘ttll‘
& t'n'h.
I.. II. lll't‘ltt'l' is rcpuiiiltni: “hill of
T'lllll'l‘ \‘oilmer‘:.
tdeiico. decorating tlrI Interior of lidv
ward \\'. Kelly's \\'cst avI-nuo rest»
INII
\\ hit
la
.'. to lttc. Schntib's.
and 'l'. 'l‘.
number
in l’t‘t'liillitlll‘v,
of Wilton, in a
\ \ery
til I". ll, ln'HVlOll
ldeiiu the t.\lf‘llt)l and iirttv‘iitu or (‘itj r
treasurer Mitttirru (' orlretl' s house
and has n foice of men at “Lilli nt t‘on-
tcntniont island
liplwnpal t'iIItth tllll not Iirect..
Iorr lttlllll dIl’eIivdj
lh‘tzlt purchased rec-II
l
i
wind \\.I.\ llll'
lift
r
i
t
“[er .'
gr. IIST on lirc
”I“.
f’fllllr to lll‘ litIIi .tt l"§StIr"e liIIIIi it
I‘ii' state board i.IIuIrII.lt1II.- iris
.t‘~l\l'|l the rttl\'ltt' I: \tturuIIvtl-Ireral
I‘\\'llll:tlll .\ Kim. ll: regard in the I‘lulrl'
I'1I! t'tIiI‘ empties IIIE
l
ltt'
. Fill ii for ill.
t'onrdulde‘
Hayes, .
vilii‘ll
‘Ior- of the estate.
‘w pitratr t't‘tiltl helm: vi
....a........
Barri. Must
Putt rill
Iuwuul Tillilleltl [titers
Answer Requirinarlt ill the
Sherwood Note Suit
The H \\‘II of Fairlield tlrt'trtllzll 1‘
t‘t,ll|lt.tl, .hlllil'tll’t’}. llrIvI-uport at lltlllrw.
lint-I tilt-d .ItI atr~wI~r to [in suit irrstrtul‘
ed liltililtf-l 1t III the i'lillill‘dlt'tll Nu
tloiiul hunk seeking to I'I-coyci' duirr
ages of lithium llf't‘llllrl‘ oi the lt'lllAIII
of the town to pay three note. with it
htld hecrr Juggler] hg.’ llllhl' ‘I'. Sher
Wtiud once I'rerhier ot' the Soutlrpzut
National hunk to the trl‘rlt'l' of which
the notes \\‘Ir’e irIaIlI lill)illllt The
answer, which on» tiled lIl tlrI citrl
suptr'lor court tttlislh‘lh of the >lillt'-
lllllll that the defendant the not ~Itl«
llI‘lctit knowledge to form at hr lrI~t i‘~-
uni-lint: IlrI- lilt'Rulitllh ol' the Ioni-
piulirl.
'l‘lre :lll~\\r r‘, \\lrLI ii iirr
:tlt'irl tII llllll II] I Killl‘l'itl llllllill «If
(it! '\lltllt‘ Iurrrplzrrrlt, t‘uiurs an Issue
upIur Iru l} illlt‘l'rllltlll\\lllt'lll>lllil1lt‘lll
tirIwotiiplIrlrrt. 'i‘hl llll"ll of answer
[llill't‘h the hank under the riet'trasltl'
of ilt‘tl\llitt ch r'y filillt lllt‘ili made in the
complaint, and allow. the defendant to
introduce t\l(ll'i|l't‘ tending to tllAlfl‘thl
the it‘r-Illlltlll)‘ uttered by the piaiiitiiT.
llrc zIII.~IttI tltirlth the i.~.~~uI- ill the rout.
\\'lriIlr i~ Iltt\\ ready to he placed upon
the trial lit and il‘~\lkllit'tl for trial
in tor. a prduc ol' the ~.upI-rior' l‘liill.
The roll, \\lllt lr i~ brought lliI‘ouizlr
Attorney l'utilield IQ Judson, set-its it)
r'Iva r on three Illlllillltl llllit‘r- iiittde
out h) the M‘lt't'lllltll of the town of
l-‘anl‘uld durrirr: tlrIr latter part It litlti.
to run at 7» pct. tl‘lll. iutI-i‘esl 'l'ho
ll~ it ~ \\t‘l‘t‘ piddI out in tire r-i‘dI l' of the
RIIutlrpIrIIr National hunk. and i? I~
I'll'I-ei t‘tlllH ~
.lllt’flt'tl II. II- pnrd lr_v lllt' tourr -lrort
it :Illtr‘ they \\I!" llllltl" it is t‘lililll‘
III that Striiwoud, Iii-tend td' t‘ltlll I liiirr;
llll‘ llIiitih
lllItlll. l'l‘ll
‘ltl‘t»itt:lr lirI
haul.
by a lion r [llI‘t‘I‘ of it tierdt
it lIlIIttlt pIIII- Id pupI-r
I.IirIIi.rr;: llldllllllt' oi the
and put tlrr- id‘IrrlI III the hunk -
mutt. uu'i cold the llllt‘lllll'llt‘ll Illllt ~
l:ttIr to the l‘IuIII clout Nittuuidl
lirlih
‘ilrI iII.-t lllrlt um tirade out to tip-
Soutitport hunk on SIptIIIIhI-r t. 11ml
sftorto tlrr Novetltlut \
'~-’llllt' I'I'di’ illllillll'l' lltll" \\ilh
iu.IdI it'll to the Huutlrport twink try the
II
..II
II'
tIIIvII thr- time for $I {.Ilo iilltl IIlt lit
H“!lllt‘l' tr, til the some your. the until
ii i I'f “Will Win Ilrudc Irirt \ii (hi
i: In». time In h:- pard ou tltlllllllll :inIl
I;it‘t'lt'tl interest oi livr pcr t‘t‘lll The
three lotto. \IeI’I Itrdorurr lI\'t,‘i‘ to the
(‘I IrneI-tlIut National hank \\Itliout rc-
aird as Slit l'\\'tltitl paid the lit-
liiilt‘h promptly until his
llit‘ tr'\\lr til. l":rlrli:ld stippIrMul
were ill. lI-Irrzer standing. \\llllt'
Southport hunk thought the tou'ir
\\i.:~ .\.l\'lllL: the interest.
The complaint rx iIr ttrm- Iounis, a
tip for tillli
It<=ll‘ l‘hI- IIIIIrrrt». tt'lllllilll‘ with ttII
Jillt'lltlillll, I't'i'I'l‘I'tliI: to I .ll‘lt note~ "'l'lle
-;lll:t‘ hit.- not ltt‘t'll pzrrdf 'l'lre tli‘lt‘lln't’
\\i!l uIrd-urldIdly I-IItI-ist of .i tltlilill of
the :tllenntlcris that the holes have not
in cu paid. The hard. pziid :ood llltlllt 3'
for the notes. So did the lli\\'ll of Fair-
liI id Hire or the otlrI-r will time 2:)
ie an thr >‘lltl. and the lllit‘l‘I'rlIiltz our.-
tiun which the court will lwculI-d lili'lll
to do. ide who it oiiI l~ t.I dot-Id the
l
,Iv,.
I (mire.
fir:lrl_
lll~}'
li\I':~ .‘il\l'tl met)‘
tear in harm: in ‘l‘lrutir.i~‘ l'zt'lt't‘illl.
till III III. iron. I _ru ' “in I. I: r»- llt‘r‘tlt d
tIIII s l' map It! .ll\ huIrI~ IIit~,\\IIr1'.rIls
t"i\I .Iil'
ll‘ItIthv-Ih til
FITCH MUST LEAVE TOWN.
Famous Montvtllc Case Was Argued
Out of Court.
\lth'l‘VlIJJC‘ t‘rurn, Not. II .l.ltttt\
\\' Fitch one III-fore .lrr.~lrce ol‘ the
[Knee lltlll‘_\' \. lloile». II ‘lerdni on
‘t «hurt-o of lr.r\iir'.: threatened to kill
.loiiir Stapletori, \\ in: has Iiitii'uI- of the
ltlstI-itti til putting illt‘
«use through the ”Mini Innis-I of trial
it t‘iinll‘l‘t llt't‘ \\'ilr held between the at-
tot'ncts and some of the \\llnt'Sht'}.
it \\as Iieeidtd that the but way oirt
or the dittioulty would he to have
l-‘tIIlr leave Elloirltille. utrd it was
parent that his Wife and son. William
l-‘. i-‘itcli, should take lilnr to New
London. and that he should not l't‘~
to the hornestIad in Montvillo
without the periirisxion of tho execu—
\\'liliiiirr ll. \\'ttldron.
'et‘ l'Iieasville.
assisted in hllhs Jackson oi"
i
ill ‘
l~lill>lftt‘lttl‘) sum was
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Pitch did not like the unreenient.
and said that he liiid a statement to
make in court. This was not allowed.
as his attorney agreed to the dispo.
sitiou of tire case. The hearing was
thin adjourned tititil January :24. and
Fitch was held in a nominal bond of
$10" to appear.
t-‘ttIli in .I roilege. giadriato and :III
Ill'tlillllttl tIIlrIi~ttt “ho had ptI .tt lll d
some. He had lvecn considered t‘cet‘ll—
iI'iI fol some lilittH.
WEDDED CHINESE LOVER.
t' li‘lt' Mill. Not: ti.-~»'i‘lre thrnnlcle
lnda) says: “lllll‘ lrtr uncle wn':
u‘aic3lrliir: :III F‘Inntiaco for her illias
llolrh ('larkc lloy.t ot Ilozotiinn Mont,
mtiwittcd liel' relative by coming east
instead of going \\'cst, when she ptrt
her plans for an olopemeirt into effect.
The plans for the secret marriage were
made a year ago. and she is now the
wife of .iolrn Wing Lee. a naturalized
L‘liinaman. who who formerly an em-
ployo of her illicit" Benjamin D. Hoyt.
owner of the "Bar H" ranch. They
have just been married ‘ by Justice.
Cochranc and are now on their way to
Niagara Falls for a honeymoon trip.
The hrldcgroom's father was at one
time cook in the Hoyt household. not]
it was while the son was on a visit
to his father from Leland Stanford
University. where he was a strident.
that he tnet‘illlss Hoyt.
AUBURN‘S FIRST SNOW STORM.
Alilllltth‘. N. Y., Nov, tl.’~'f‘ho first
snow storm of the season occurred to
day. Snow him fallen to the depth of
an inch and a had and it in still snow-
ing fest.
Bridgeport Advertisements. 1 Bridgeport Advertisements.
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ATaiiApsn
Two Days more of tho Sllk halo.
Mn. AMI-{fumenf
Wlli o/‘Vart'ous
Interest iy‘F¢u(um_
Saturday night will sec the close of the Sale of Black
Silks. When you come to think of it there is no more
salislaclory present for“ a lady than a handsome ‘Black
Silk Gown. With the Holidays; so near one might antici-
pntc a little. Especially suitable for the purpose are these
numbers. '
inches wide.
inches wide. $I.i5.
Inches; wide. 341,22.
inches wide. $1.371;
l’carr tlf: Sole. no eta.
l’cuii ‘ll L‘yirpe inches wide. 90 t‘is.
inches wide. $i.t5.
inches wide. $i.35.
- You cannot buy better iii-Id: Silks than these. for thc
reason that they are not illihl :. Remember. cvcry yard rs
guaranteed.
Flannel Garments for Women.
it is very interesting to watch the arrival of new
things at the Section for Women's Underwear. just now
the exquisite Ncgiigees. Long and Short Kimonos. Bath
Gowns and Night Gowns are lovely to look at. Time was
when an Outing Flannel Nig ht Gown had little adornment
and was just comfortable. Now they are beautiful and
fascinating with their dainty colors. fancy stitching and
ribbons. Prices begin at 50 c is. 1
Short Kimonos are 50 cts. Long Kimonos. $1.00.
Outing it‘lnirnci Bath Robot-t. large. full. and comfort-
nbic. a wide assortment at several prices.
Very dainty and dressy Negligccsarc oi French Flati—
rtcl. beautiful in quality and })Cl‘lt?.lll' made.
Women who are interested will lie glad to know that
we have placed a line at H. C. Corsets in stock. several dil~
lcrcnt models.
Special in Children's Bonnets. A small lot of Silk
Bonnets. pale pink and pale blue. made of heavy quality of
Bengaliric and trimmed with Verlcrrcrcrrncs lace. arc to be
closed out immediately. They were 50 and 75 cts. All
are to go at 25 cts. each.
Don't forget the Dinnerware. Sonic tine Sets can be
seen in the window at Fairtieid avenue and Middle street.
go .. D M. READQEJ'?ӣ;%ZE .
A RUNAWAY BlCVCLE.
'l‘ernrlrratcd with an ugly cut on lll“
SAVED A nor/'3 LIFE.
Mrs. t‘;Ipt:rtIi It. ituhhurd. of Mill .
ford [let ~‘I_\:v llr'.t;iiltau ilatur .w v» to: til .l. it tIr'rreIg Franklin (iron, lit.
Hi my hm s ‘ife. llc llt‘lutt just like it do \t'ltllllll u I~'lllrllt,ll'll ulcer unyield-
the oize no lost with ecoup, \\'e time in: to doitols and rerrrerlrev for tout
him it in 'I I! ll ‘ 'lilrt lIly dropped at .tr'» 'lir- it Him Men's \ruic.‘ Salt.»
'0 slot-[I and wax .Ii! l'i..1li' lll tltl‘ Iuortr lured it >' .iu~l _:I< good tor torrid
Iiitz" For pill“ to it it l’laisted l‘. Scolds, Skin l':l‘lillllllllh and l‘ilcs, _‘
ll. llax‘cr. and Tire t‘lrfl'ord l’liar- .'.t i’l‘utrit ll itav‘I I". .lhu: Nort- ‘*
thirty. " . . . .- -
‘ " ' "'l~ there any real iiIlHttlllltlt‘ ill in»
I'Hhiv- | in . u don't would all u; .r IIitlllolrtiiie'T' IlSl‘I'Il tire plum...
:iiouc Irv lint»! it ' ppm;
.\'rlrh- \\'cii you ought to lune Irtl "'l'irIIc la," answered Mr, llllfillli
ll'tlllllll' in her trim: .tuuf l‘I'IIIII tt'll\\ll:- Slut '\'otr ItiiI near your Idd t’ltlllli‘-
while that tiny holds eut'- »t'lrir-u':o without writing l'lillllllt‘lll. which in u
“MUN "“ ”treat vcououiy.‘ .
The Kind You Have Always Bought. and which has been
in use for over 80 years, has homo the slmtntnre of
and has been Iriiulo under his per-
M/ uonal supervision store its infancy.
' a ‘ Allow no one to deceive 3‘0“ mints.
All Countert'clts, Imitations and -‘ J ust-as-good” are but;
Experiments that tritlo with and endanger the health of
Infants and Children—Experience against. Experiment.
What is CASTORIA
(instoria is It liitriiiloss substitute for Castor Oil, Paro-
gorlc. Drops and Soothing Syrups. It. is Pleasant). It
contains ucitlicr Opium, Morphine our other Narcotic
substance. ltii ago is its guarantee. It destroys ‘Wormtl
tiiul alloys It‘ovorishliosu. It. cures liiiirrlitett. and Wind
(lolic. It. relieves Toothitui.r Troubles, cures Constipation
IrI‘Itl Flitllllf‘nt‘y. It, assimilates the. Food, regulates the
Sltllltdt' h and Bowcls, giving healthy and natural stoop.
'1 ho Children's Palml-‘Tho Mother’s Friend.
GENUINE CASTORI A ALWAYS
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in union
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