SATURDAY. NOV.
our: 1 .. .
IMGIAL'IALI or
Comfortable.
and. Ill-Tyke“.
BLANKETB AT 600 TO 03.50.
COMFORTABLE-B at $1.00 To 02.75.
E. K. BANKS.
45 6, 47 WEST WASHINGTON IT"
Mahackomo Hotel Ilook,
South Norwoik, Conn.
Litttil'liiiiisllulei
WEATHER FORECAST.
l-'oi Norwallt and vicinity: lt‘alr to-
night and Sunday. An caiendcd urea
ot higli lil't‘re‘lll't‘ 1.x central over the
(Hill! \‘allcy witli a few snow fllII‘TlI‘N
reported front the Lake region and
northii'ii portions of New England.
hut pleasant weather with low temper-
atures prevail giiiertilly In all sections
cast of the Rocky Mountains. (‘ondl~
than do not show any decided change
for tliik vicinity.
I’utnain llose ("oiiipany will hold its
monthly business meeting Monday
night,
— The greatest variety fresh candy
Illc lh. M. S. Smith K; Co.
ldeai-d (‘onleyz the son of Mr. and
Mrs. t‘li:irlc~ t‘tiiih y. of llui'hanlt street.
18 quitt- iii.
A you was horn ’l'hiii'sday evening. to
Mr. and Mrs. .l. llerhci't Carpenter. of
High street. Noi'walk.
--l'ork chops II and Itlc lll. llayefi.
Mlnh‘ Allie l-‘oley has taken a posi-
tion as clerk with Miss Norah 1‘1. 113'-
aii. of Washington street.
The I'Ipwortli Imagiic of the Nor-
walk Methodist t‘liiii'ch held a amnion
latit evening, at the church,
“Knox and Ihinlap llt'l'lllt‘s. (I'llt'ien.
A line hull dog is now in the posses-
sion of I-‘rcdcrick ll. Coleman. Jr. of
111in street, South Nor-walk.
t'oloiicl tlcnrgc ll. lIllSM‘ll. of Not-
walk. llIiH been spending a few days of
thik wcclt in New York city.
-—I"rci' (‘Ititii (‘howdcr all day; Schni-
ter's Lager. alt-to litilluntinc'h Me on
draught, at Kendra-'5 t‘afc, (i‘oiin. ave.
The monthly meeting of ()1d \l‘ell
lloolt and Ladder Company will he held
next Monday night at is o‘clock,
\l', (5, Shaw. of Itotoii ilill. is haild-
ing a six-foot gray-cl sidewall. in front
of the llUlnlt'S property in West street.
~- All hires ltlllllt‘tl and kid hotly
dolls. 3c upward, Also complete asst.
of toys. games, etc. .M. S, Smith & (‘0.
A meeting of the t‘Igat' Makci‘a' I'n-
ion will he held Monday night In (‘etr
tt'ti. i.atioi‘ Lyceittii South Main .strcct.
Mrs. \\’. li. l't‘etitii-s and tier son.
l-‘I'aiiltlin Pruning, still today from New
York, for t'iihti. hy the steatnwhip Mex-
it'll.
~i‘oi‘ned or fresh hot-Its, 10c lh.
llaycs.
llari'y llyiiigton. of the llithhcll.
itccici' a Selleck force. has returned
to his duties. after a several days" ill-
IIISF.
.loliii Malone. of the firm of- lll‘lth‘l'
til- Malone. of Norwalk. is contlued to
his home in upper Main street, hy ill-
neon.
“'l'nms, 'l‘aiiis. ’I‘ams. at ()‘ll'rleii'a.
'I‘lic llrown (‘ollegc football team 1.x
to go to Illtlgclleltl on Saturday. .v'o»
Yt‘lnllt'l' If». to play the high SI'IIUUI
tcatn of that place.
Miss Lillie 1.. tit-tier. who has hecii
spending the past two wcekri with Iier
brother In New York. has i'ctiiriicd to
her home in (,‘oiirtlaiidt place.
wOur store heing positively the ()II'
Iy one who have rented pianos during
the summer. we have .-.omc hargiiiiis
to offer. (‘all and get otir prices. Iii-fore
going elsewhere. .I, \\'. S'iidwcll.
TEN THOUSAND CHURCHES
In the United States have used the
laiiiginan & Martinez l‘iirc Paints.
livery Church will his given a liberal
quantity when ever they paint.
Don't pay $1.50 a gallon for Linseed
ttll livorth tin cents) which yoti do
when you lili,\ thin paint in a can with
a paint label on it,
8 & it make it. therefore when you
want fourteen gallons of paint, buy
only eight gallons of I. & M, and mix
six gallons of pure linseed oil with it.
You need only four gallons of I. &
M. Paint. and three gallons of Oil mix-
ed therewith to paint a good sized
house.
Houses painted with
never grow shahhy. even after
years.
These celebrated paints are sold by
('oinstock, Watkins & Dow, Sotttli Nor~
walk: Huhhell & Staples Hardware
Company, Norwalk: W. S. Giiyer &
Son. Weatport; Northrop Brothers.
Southport. .
-—*
these paints
18
4!:
TELEPHONE 1.6—5.
l-‘rehli Jersey l‘ork. lllc lh.
Small Fresh Shoulderm 11c lb.
Small Fresh Hams. 13c lh.
Best Sausage in town. ‘.’ “lh., 35c
Smoked Shoulders. lean and nice,
Mtge lh.
Sugar Cured Hams. I-lc lh.
Spareribs. Hooks. Feet. cte.
Legs Spring Lamb. llc lh.
Forequartcrs Spring Lainh. Sc lh.
Public Market.
‘2 "- M...”
7.‘ 1903-
"r'.
1,‘ i if)“ . i .
if V) " to. ' ‘ 1
figs?“ 1
flowmno'n i
W"
I'gli! Ilcrc is Jack l'rionl
again. For wart? \\'arm jarkw
ct? \Variii gloved I'iidct'wcai'?
lilaiikch? ("onifortaldcsi‘
(Ill .Yt‘n. all and lllt‘lll} ot' all
ready Iierc.
SMALL FURS._ ,
.\lttl't‘ lict'i.’ I'lil’; \\ill lit' Milt] till
all
the rest of tlic _\cai'~~- yet w c liaic.
already begun to sell ltll' coat~.'
We're ready for one a.» for the
other: and Illt‘ collection of lttt‘
the nc.\t t'oiit‘ wcclw lliatt ill
.scartK ix the best and Iat'gcst _t'ct..
Fox. and lllllllx‘, and iiiat‘tcn. I‘lll'i
mpiitt‘cl. and the new Iitt'-—-coliii-
>l\}—---:ll‘t' all l't':tll_\‘ iii the lliL'\\"
>Iiapc >cat'i.~ and illlllih.
l'l'lt‘t‘h start at $5.
Second llooi‘.
jACKETS.
I’ay as Illllt‘li as you can Iol' a
it pays to.
tcr httill'. Iicttci‘
jacltct. You gct lll‘l‘
tailoring."—-atiiI
at'c llL‘lIt'l‘ Mlllbllt‘tl.
Illack and c:i.-toi‘ arc the >l_\.ll>li
Colot‘m lllzit'lx‘ i> ltt'llct' liii’ Illc
woman who has hut oiic coat.
.liit‘lx't‘l.‘ are lllt'tlltllll long and
graceful in outline. hat you can
we their beauty better than itcan
ltc titlil itct‘c.
Now an
cliomc,
.‘7.5o and upward.
Sccoiitl lloot‘
SUITS AT $12.50.
,\ new arrival of unusual iiiict‘it.
/.tliclitic Ill oxford-gray.
lilaclt; Ioiig‘nltirtcil ‘iacltct I‘l'llll‘
tiicd with wind. iiiictl with >iitiii.
is cxccllciit tilini to
ttl‘
and liiiislicil \\‘llll capc~ int-r
shoulders; .xlcii't with itii'ci‘tcil
plcat liaclt. Styli~li. haiidspnic.
special value
SCH itttl
GIRLS COATS.
lattig coals lot gtth of" N lit 14.
.\ lot of >atiiplc~. .llitl tail-l}
good llll('\ Illt‘_\'ll1‘L‘. ‘
St‘thtitt'n itc~t lil\t‘tl ‘Itlllr, litnlt“
I‘til tt'iiiiiiiitig.
\\'urtli $7.5.) to Sir‘.
$5.00.
$8.75-
lltitil'.
$6.50.
$10.00.
Sct'otiil lloot‘.
THE HOWLAND
DRY coopsjco.
Bridgeport, Conn.
E01E8 looommontl In tho BEIT
lll. KING'I
Mu Crown Band
turnout Pills. c.
ufimfifilfih‘fimmflt "mammal.
moninlo Mil-I'll] cunvinm you of their lntylmic "In
In cm of": pnlllan. Rona ten cent- In: “ml". and
book. All mull: or by "loll 01.60de
IIIIG urntcius co. Ilor I930. aosrou. tim-
.~...... . “a... .. A. . .. ... ..i
FORGED A MONEY ORDER.
HARTI‘UItl). Nov. T.~~I.ulgi .lacavicl-
Io. formerly of lllanchcstcr. who was
arrested hy I'nited Strum Marshal
\Yood In SitilSlllll‘Y. wan arraigried he-
fore United States Commissioned Mar-
vin yesterday. He was charged with
the forgery of the mono of Luigi I). la)-
l't‘llLtl on a money order for slid, The
order was cnxlicd hy the postmaster
ill {\ltlliclienlct‘ tlrecii. ’l‘lic prisoner
was also charged with the cnihculo.
iiieiit of the letter containing the inun-
oy order. lie pleaded not guilty and
was given a hearing.
rust Fit .
Flounder-s. tie lh.
Black Firth, tic lh.
Silver Frost Fish. 5 lbs. for 250
Itoston Blue I-‘ish. tic lb.
Native Eels and Blue l-‘isli. i‘Jc lh.
Sea Trout and Weak l-‘lsli. ltic lb.
Bonita Mackerel. 1:30 lb.
Whole Salmon. ‘ 100 lb.
Esenllops. 30c qt.
Escallops. Clams, Steak (foil and oth-
er kinds of fish at reasonable; prices.
can pucttc’s
. I 1 50
East End of Washington Streei Blrlue,
Old Salvation Army Building.
Still Another Cut- In
Prices
Small la-g Lamb ............ tie, up.
Foreqnarter Lamb .............. 10c.
Fresh Ham .......
Fresh Shoulders ........’...... 12c.
Prime. Rib Roast Beef ....... 10c. tip.
Lean Pot Roast ............ l... 10c.
Home. made. Sausage ...... 2 lbs. 25c.
3 Ibs.‘Cliopped Beef ............ 25c.
Shoulder Steak .................. 100.
Butter, in print ............. ,. . .. 23c.
Sauer Kraut ................ 10c. qt.
Native Fowl ............. II and 160.
Native Chickens .......... 16‘ and 180.
Cranberries ................ 10c. qt.
Tripe and Figs“ Feet ....... . 10c. lb.
Schaub’n Marigot
Carnor Hhvlllnd. l
22,WAsmno‘ron starter.
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1 County Commlulonoro Enter on Their
liist.filialiitlilt i. Ilthr— .
BAKE. =
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tinnitus, Iltllll,.HtlI nus.
. llEIlKEIl-JIIIIES-IEWELI. MILLING CD.
NEW YORK.
METHODIST
l“ll‘.~l Mt'llltltllnl
Itev. W. \Y. '1‘. Duncan. pastor~-'.l.:lti a.
lll., clan» meeting: 10:30 a. lll.. scrum“.
tlffcndcd at Christ: children's talk.
Thou Shall Not Steal; 115 in.. Sunday
school and Men‘s Ilihle class, i". p lll..
E-‘t‘l'llltlll. "'I'Iie Iiitlueiicc of the lltiaiuers
\Yoi'ldz” prelude. The Election iti Ncw‘
Yoilt; special llltlbic for the day will
he; Antlictn, .ll‘l'llNllt‘lll, My Ultll'llllla‘
lloinc. solo. "My llczii'ciily Iloiiic.”
Mrs. Eaton; anthem. l’rulae Ye;
solo. The Lord is My Light; goapcl :‘o-
lo. .lesns Lover of My Soul. Mrs. Hat-
on; (leoi'gc 11. Lock will accoiiipatiy the
ringer with Illllltl at the t'\"‘lil11R Si'l'»
vice.
Noi'walk Methodist Episcopal t'tiiii’ch.
Hey. I.. K. :‘ltitllt'. p;i.~.toi 'Allll'lllllg
tnoii at 111,;lo; Sunday N‘lituil and noon
prayer meeting. at 1'_’ni; lipworth
lit‘llglit‘ sciwlii- lll it :50 p. in ; evening
It the ninth. IIlllllllll. "Cantdtc lhiiiii-
no in 1)." Warren tllltll'lt‘llt', lH't‘lIIllr ot'
t‘atnplon; tiuai'tctte. "Art Thou Wen
i..' lltlltlt'll.
East .\\‘t'lll|t' Mi-tliodN Episcopal
t‘liurch. Itri
~.\Itii'iiing M‘l'l‘lt't‘. lil;'.l|i :1. iii., preach<
ing by the llll>lltlԤ Sunday schocl, 1.:
(‘Iiarles Simoiis. topic. The Power of
a Consistent l.itc;
ii. iii.. pi‘tuiching hy the pastor,
Knight Street A III. I). t‘liiii'th, '1‘. ll.
McConnell. pastor-—-li a 111.. preach»
tug; 13:15 a. lll.. Il‘fillllltillltll nicctiiig;
12:4?» p. in. Sunday >tliool: t2 p in.
Junior I'Iiideuioi'. 7 p lll.. HI‘IIIUI' lat.»
Ilt'liHil'J 734.) p. tn.. picacliiiig. thcinc.
tlod's ltlcssing l'poii tlic lilglilt'lllln."
l-Zi'angciistlc llici'llllK. a
weekly meeting as usual.
come. Come and hear good congrega-
tioiial singing.
CONGREGATIONAL.
South Noi‘w'alk tioiigregatioiial.
\cht street atid West avenue. Itei.
John N, Freeman. acting pastorwlo till
a. lll.. M'l'lllilll. The Missing I'llllil.
|.iil\c ti, :1. Ilihlc school. l.anioiit.
JI'IIIIIIlL'h and (‘lll‘lhllllll Itiiiiiii‘y i‘liiii...
7 :le p. m.. lldtllt'ns. One of These. Lulu-
xii. 217.
(', llui It uiiiii'tctte: offcrtoi'y_ organ .m-
\\'cai'_\. lltddcii; Saviour. \\'licii Night
lll\'t)l\t'.\ the Skies. Shelley. tittartcttc;
t‘otiic to the Mercy Fl at. lciier r'olo.
oITt-rtiii‘). tIt‘gait xtilo III I‘
It'lt‘>t t‘ongrcgational t'liiii'ch. Nor-
wnlk. George II. lichci't. pastor,»- Morin
tug St‘l’lll‘t' at 10.30. the sacrament of
the Lord‘s Supper will lie ndtiiiuistciu
ed: Sunday school at 1321.3; evening
service at 71.10.
"Highways and Byways of l.on-
don." "The Head of a Duke.“ Y. I‘. S,
’I‘liiii:~ . at 7:3”. short Ildtli‘csa Iiy the
||lIFItll'_ “I lh-Iiet‘c in tied." t'lllll‘t Ii
prayer wrvice Thursday. at it. "Th.-
I-‘athei'c lliive lititen Sour Grapcx"
Music tomorrow: Morning: Prelude.
Allegretto from Sixth Symphony. t‘.
M. Widor: antlictn. “I Lay My Sllih
on Jesus." 0. ll. llnwley: “The King of
I.(i\'e_" Shelley: oflertory. En torme ile
Canon. ’I‘heo. Salome: l’ostlude. ()ifcr-
tory‘ in F. C. I}. Stephens. Evening:
Prelude. Air Varied. In It minor. E. 'I‘,
liriflleld: anthems. Gloria In Excelsn
ll.\
My Pasture Shall Prepare." N, H. Al.
minor. Book III. No. 5. .l. 8. Each.
feet health but
151.11 directions will be found
each box of pills.
Phone 22-2.
I‘lpiscopal (‘hiirt h. i
prayer ‘~I‘I'\lit‘. infill: mi'vici- with m 1'.
I‘llli c with it'l‘llltlll .iI 7‘30; m-lectionw'.
tlnlllcc, Morrison. (lllilJ‘IcIIt'. "I‘ll.-
\lt‘lltiw ICU' 1.» lilltlltlg.” iltiltlcll; rtlllll
for soprano. “'i‘tie Ninety and Nun-3'.
ii. t‘iiiininghaiii. pn.~tor. ;
iii; I‘lpwortli League. Ii p. lll.. leaders
t‘\('llllli.; >t‘l'l'lt't', 7'
.Nlltk‘l'fibllllli
All arc “vi“
Music morning. To lit-uni la .,
In in A. Macliowell; evening. .\rt ’l‘hou '
'I‘Iiii fourth III the. scr- ‘
In A flat. W. E. (‘handlct‘z "The Lord ‘
Ien; l’ostlude. Prelude and Fugnn iii G '
BAPTIST.
Nciw‘ttllr Ilaptlrt l'hiitch. II. II.
:t‘nipi-uter. pllHUil‘. . Mttt'titug M'I‘chn.
to :10. i.tl|_lt'tl lcssoii for children; Illhli-
Mllltlll_ l‘.’ in ; tl;i~c.-. for all ages; Y. 1'.
MS. of l‘. Ii, sulijcct or meeting. “Ia-a-
istn» from Life of I'Iliiah. 't-iening MW-
I
‘ South
ivlce. 7. ltililo Ihiy conict't liy Sunday
lmlitntl. Mimic: Morning. 'l‘e lleiiiii
. in IN. 5. lint-cker. tilfcrtoii; anthem.
i'l'lit' Mi i'l'it :~. lnii'd. Sclilc ingct'. Eli-li-
iing Sunday N load l'Illll cit. (Ill'ct'tot‘y,
:‘t'ruti. solo. Mr. llll’.l.
i Ii'irnt Ilaptiut t‘litiit li, Nerwnllt. I). \Y.
l’l'altnage \‘aii lloit ii. p.i.~tor ~ I‘i‘ayer
limiting at to on it. ill. Htl‘llltin at
lll..".ll a in, Sunday aciiocl at l‘.’ m:
Ill. Y, I‘, I' tnicting :it it :iu p in; scr-
liiioii at 7:110 p. in. Prayer lllt‘t'llllg’
i |'lttii.tl.iy at T 5'." p In. 5min fiec A
ioziliiil wt lcntiit to all who lllll'llll
,Ilith- tit‘l‘\'1ct n.
. tlrnci- Iliiptist t'htii'cli .Itt \'. Iiiiiiti I S
lhoina , pastor Sunday \"l'\'lt‘t'h, 11
Mi. lll. pit-aching :HHi p m. llilile
i‘llltl}. t'.‘ i, prayit' and praiw rum-t-
‘ tug; N, preaching we \\lll him) have -'I
.ally in mine iiiotiiy to pay on our ilt'ht,
innit free to all,
‘ EPISCOPAL.
I 'l‘iinity Episcopal I‘hnrt Ii. corner
l'ait‘llcltl .':\'t mic and High nth-ct, Iii-v.
llltlllilllfi' l‘. lliiiuplii'icis. l‘v‘t'lttl"-lllll\'
Htlililllllliltlll N t in; morning prayer
[and sermon, 11 a in : ci-vtiitii; prayer.
'7 :‘.o p iii.
tll‘llt't' t‘Iitit'ch *(II‘lI‘lll'iIllUIl IItint'
.l'nnitiiiinieii at \ o'cloi k. morning
play I' ‘\'llll --ct'iiiou at Iti‘ittl. Sunday
i.‘-win, tithing piayer, with
Tutti
i MISSIONS.
Smith Norw'alk Mtsaioii Regular
rtil‘\lt‘i' It‘llltll'l'ttl‘v afternoon at. .1115
tr'i'lllt‘lt‘. 'I here will h.- cvti'a singing.
‘-Il\ll t‘aptdin ltli liliti‘tl and two or thi‘cc
‘-Il‘tll|l!I‘i'v lri-iii I’oit I'llcn‘ll'l‘ will he
mum iii. and :i -t~l-t in thc M‘I‘VII'I' l‘oiiie
:tnil l'ulttl‘ llilx raei'vicu l‘:\'t'l‘}'ll()il_\'
\vi lltllll"
ADVENT CHRISTIAN.
Advent I'lll‘lhllflll f‘hurch. \‘an Ztiiidt
~trcct. I‘Iast Not'walk. .l. W. llii.l.~'. pin:-
to Morning anhjcct. The I'tirccu
il"tlt s :lIl-l I"l‘lt‘utl.~ of Ilotl‘s l'eoplr". Sun-
{dny school at I‘.’ m: Loyal \I'orltci'i.‘
lineetilig. at 5‘ 17.; evening sermon, at 7:
‘.\iihjcct of the eiciiiiig tllfit‘tllll‘ht‘, lioes
llli‘ llihlt 'l'eai Ii 1i Futuri- Day of .lndtr-
‘Illt‘lll‘f Special stiigiaz: h). the llirch-
i.il‘tl Si‘lt‘l‘fi.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY.
I Find I‘lll‘lhllitil Science Society.
November 3. ““0”:th and Imortals."
iinc Reading Room Masonic building.
iNoi'wallt-~ltegttlar Sunday service at
W \Yall .vli'cct. :it .'l p. in. Stilijcct
.\'ovonihcr. "Mortals and Immortals."
.‘l‘esttmony meeting. \\'cdlic.~day, at S p.
in. To hotli st‘i'Ylt't's the public in cor-
.tlially tiiviti-d. Reading room open to
lllli' piiliiic each week day, from ‘..' to .‘i
iii. in.
i
t‘it'ol .'li
“I‘I'illtiti at
GERMAN LUTHERAN.
, 'St. I'ctci'a (lcl‘matl Lutheran .‘llh-
taint). Ntil‘lll Mlllll Street. Rev. Karl
l I\t‘ctzni.iiin. IIIIHIIII'.“SI'I'\'II‘I‘> with
preaching. 7.22" p. lll.: Ilihlc ilar.» and
Honda) school. ilplfi. llI\Il'llt’lltll‘l in re-
Union and the German latigiiagc in giv—
.eii every Saturday from it to 11:30 a. m.
. ANNESTY FOR MACEDONIANS.
{ MERLIN Nov, 7.~.-\ despatcli to the
1.01mi Anzeiger front Sofia. Bulgaria.
confirms the reports that the Sultan of
l'l‘urltey may within a few days Issue
.an irade proclaiming general amnes-
:'~" for the lilaccdonians.
.RECENT ARRIVALS OF VESSELS.
BOSTON. Nov. T.-Ai‘rived: Colum-
illllS. from Liverpool.
They have ailments and weaknesses peculiar to their sex causing
them distress and anxiety. Thousands are carried to the grave
by Decline, Consumption and other diseascsof a fatalcharactcr
by not correcting the evil in time.
that no medicine will equal Becchaiu's Pills to combat these ail-
ments and give happiness and health. Millions of women inovery
part of the world take no other medicine to keep them in per-
Timc anti tri..i have proved
Women of middle age will find that Beocham’s Pills strengthen,
and invigorate the nervous system, purify the blood and lay the
foundation of health and strength.
in the pam’hlct wrapped around
‘ t'citiac applications for liquor Ilcenm-n
Iwith tlic Ili‘rd of January. Iti lli'lilgc-
actcral hundred applications Illin‘l'Ilh'
- . 9*- ‘m
it
.w..._....-.
LICENCE YEAH BEGUN.
Buoient Period of the Year.
~‘roiii now on until nhoiit the net-(ind
week in l)t'(‘t‘lill)t'l'. the county commis-
sioners wlll he very htniy oillcittla. .\t
the prcrient Iliiic the annual l'llHlI to ad-
llt'fllllfi' the lien-nae your continent-lug
port. Art all of the ttpplicallolit for It»
ccnaea have, to para through the hands
of Ilic cominiaaiouera, ntid us lllt'l'l' ltl‘l‘
cd every year iliti'tni: the present
month, there lH plenty of work ahead,
The applications have to he made lll
actordnncc with law, by every pt'lmlll
holding a saloon. a hiittlcr's. ti drug
girl‘s. a liquor or a licct' license. The
pi'occaia of ohtainitig a licence In ex-
actly the i.'ittut- for an old saloon NS for
a ncw one. with the citcepilon that the
old sailooii docs not have to paste a no-
tice on its windows for two wccles prior
to the opening. The license appIIca-‘
lion.» ate llllltl!‘ out on printed forms.
contain the name of the applicant. lllo‘
place of llllhlllt'h‘h, and itii endorsement
Iiy a stated ntimhci' of citizens and NW
|Itl,\'t‘l't5.
A record in kept of each application.
and the information cnihoilied In the
application it; advertised, according to
law. two wet-its prior to the date upon
which the license 15 Ill lie tanned. AI'»
tcr the llt‘t‘lih‘t‘ ha.» lit‘t‘ll Htl\t'1'll.~t|tl
properly, If no l‘t'llltlIlHIl‘IlIlt't‘ agnimi
the issuing of it has iii-en received, the
applicant. liy fiti'iittihing a proper hoiid.
one which will meet with the approval
of the coniniissloiiei's. and by paying
the amount littlit'tl for Illt' license. may
ohtaiii his docutiiciit and continue his
hardness.
During the first two wcclm of Novenr
licr Illt'l‘t‘ are advct'tiscd. as a general
rule. winclliing ovcl' 3101! applications.
for llt'ciiH-S. .\.\ t‘\l‘l'_\ liquor llII‘llht'
in the city expires on the Both of tlic
IIII'Ht‘lll. month, it In neccwary that all
llt'l'IlFt‘ lllililitltlltill‘- he made to the
ttllllllllt-ihlt'llt‘l'ri and advertised iioi lair
er than Monday. chtlilicr 1a. and all
holders of licences should taltc note of
that fact. and llt'ljrvt'lll their applica
lltlll> to the t'UIIlIIIlShItIIII'I‘h as iai'ly‘ as
possible. The couiinissiouei'a will to
iiioi'row gl\c formal notice, hy Illt'illl‘y
of Iltlli‘l’llst'lllt'llls, that they are ready
to receive and advertise applications
101 lit-cu.“ >.,
HAD A CHECKERED CAREER.
Captain Thompson Saved Lives. Broke
Ocean Record. and Was Prosecut-
ed for Forgery.
Many itiiittit'lcs have been i'ci-eivo .1 :it
Illl‘ ciiiei'gcucy hospital and III i‘itIIltiati
A Miilllna’s undertaking t'stilltllxlllllt'll'
lll lll'illgclittl‘l from New York. in re-
gaitl to t‘ap'aiii William II Thompson.
who coiiiiiiittcil Hillt‘ltlt‘ liy' taking Stll‘
plitti'lc at ltl So for. however. no one
llil>~l'llll1llt'tl thc l't‘llltllllr, and there has
not liccii tliiic to hear from his wile and
thildi'cii. who arc lll England. Dene:
Sitt‘lllbn‘c). of linil lli'oiidwav. i‘apttiiiii
'I‘hiinipson's New York illltirltc). has.
been t‘ttlllill‘llllidlt‘tl witlt. t
t‘aptaiii 'I‘Iionipson was wi-ll known;
in New York. and it is said. was a
llll‘llllll'l‘ of the l'uion League t‘liih
tliete. Tflt‘llly'lll'l' years ago he wan
commodore of the White Star fleet of
Hlt‘Hlllhlllllh atid one of the best ltnowii
and most popular HIllllll: master> in the
Il'lillhtlllitlillt‘ service In 1‘72. \\'llt‘lll
taptaln of the lll‘lllllllllt. he Wits gilt-iii
ii modal hy t‘ullg’l'cns for saying ‘lllIl"-(
It‘l’ll ll\’t'.~.
Iii 1x77. with lllc i.'lliil' rhip. he made
the record for thow- dayh of scion day
\oyugc and was presented with a silver
rt‘lYit't' ll_\' tlic iitlnrt'llflt'l‘s. among whom
\ict‘c t'Iit-slnr .\ .\t'tlitir, tietici'nl lltll'-
acc I’iirtci'. Ilisliop I.ittlcjohii and many
other illtxllllglllhlli‘tl iiicii .
In that III‘ was arrested for forgery Ill
connection with the affairs: of In It t‘.
l-‘Iowcr. He had heeii associated with
l’l‘. l-‘lowii' iii the Flower-'l'litiiiipaiiii
Medical (‘onipauy :itid wtia cnurgcdi
with forgery lll issuing tci'tain lionilrt '
\\'Iitl-- iinilci‘ lli‘l‘t‘nl in a police court I
lll' was riddled of Sf-Itii worth of tllil 5
llltilltlb.
lie was at one time in Illt‘ iti>iit'ant~c.
hiisiiicss in New York, and had not I
lit't'll connected with the two for ucai'lyI
twenty years». He was M\i_\ at-tivtil
)t'llt'.\ tiltl.
CASTOR IA,
For Infant- ond Children.
The Kind You 11m Always Bought
Bears the W Z :'
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Signature of .
POPULAR AMUSEMENTS.
.\ IltiT TIME MUNIHY.
.\ 1101 Old Time will he the atlrao
tioti at lloyt's Theatre on Monday, No-
YI‘Illltt‘l‘ It. The present edition of this
greatest of all popular successes is en-
tirely new in an parts of its production. 4
A cash outlay of 523.000 has hceii niado‘
for new scenery and costumes. and a
company of (i.'. people. including many
Well-known fitii makers, will he >t'cu.
A ltAUtilil) IIEIU).
The favorite. comedy drama “A Rag-
Ked Ilero." will he presented at Iloyl's
Theatre. Thursday, Novciiihci' 1:, with i
the popular American comedian,
George 1:, Hall. in thr- 'ttit- i‘iil". The
most prominent ii 'Il‘t ii the exciting
portions of "~ .ilai is. .1 wandering out-
cast who i.‘ l‘-'i lc>5 heroic at lllllt‘li of
danger ih .u II" is amusing in his iiio-
iiientu of H‘l‘t'llll“. It is shown that
heneath a rusty exterior there may
he a heart of the most hriiliani quali-
ty. A numher of thrilling scenes have
lll‘t‘n cley ei'ly introduced one of which
is a race between a llilll'SlI’d upon
which the heroine dashes down a hill.
and a railroad train which crosses at
the foot 0! the slope.
(‘ORSl-I PAYTON COMPANY.
At lloyt'a Theatre last evening the
(‘orse Payton Company presented The
Sultan‘s Daughter." In a most pleasing
and artistic manner. Marie Cashmert‘.
no Zulma. the Sulta‘i's daughter. Lewis
.I. Stone. at. Josiah Hopkins. Frances .l.
anllng. as Mrs. Hopkins and Alice M.
Date. so Heater Jones. Mrs. llopklns‘
aunt. old full Iiuitlce to the various
characters they portrayed and kept Ilie
audience thoroughly amused during the
entire performance. The ain‘elnlties
were excellent. Tonight the company
will close Ilieli' engagement wllh the
presentation of A Mun .of tho People.
AGENT FOR MAY
MANTON'S PATTERNS.
A BIG
C
HAT
iANCE.
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 halt
their actual value—as then were bought so
then will be soldmdivided into three lots as
follows :
You Matt Choose from Lot 1. at 59c
You Mail Choose from Lot 2. at 75c
You Mai] Choose from Lot 3). at $1.00
83=85 Washington Street,
South Nor-walk. Conn.
SAMPLE
and
1M PER FIG 1'
Ladies’ patent colt
cracks.
SHOES
SPF 0M1.
PRICE
$2. 29.‘
Gooduear ivelts never
Ladies’ vici kid. patent tips. extension soles.
welts.
.Ladies’ ' patent. colt bide button. vent stulisb.
A chance for uou to buu Good Fall Shoes
worth $5.00 and $66.50 at $2. 2
Olsen’s Shoe Store.
S. S. Tillotsofi.”
CALL AND SEE OUR
WINTER
MILLINERY.
NEW GOODS IN EVERY WEEK.
FULL LINE OF OUTING HATS. SPECIAL PRICES ON ALL REA-
DY-TO-W EAR HATS.
South NOI'Wilk, Conn.86 Washington Street,
drop in and see our
New Sweaters.
New Hosietu.
New Collars.
IT IS VERY GBA‘IIFIING
to us to hear the many compliments on our new stack.
It is our aim always to place before our customers and
friends the ‘bery [athSt ideas in everything in our line.
New Worsted Goods.
New Flannelette Garments.
New Golf Gloves.
New Small Wares. Notions, etc.
N. E. RYAN.
fast
New Underwear.
New Kid Gloves.
New Veilings.
New Art Needlework.
' V South
86 Washington Street.
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"Ion“ be
LESLIE GAMBLE. R IVEREIDE MILLS.
GEAVIEW AVENUE. . _
t .
coop. you I mod “out root.
in In It. Won'tntltrlulo nor crock. Proof nil-inn everythml o relinblo roofing
proof “allot. Put up in roll- 01216 Ion-n font: mum
tho nooemry clot. and: not! cement {or laying.
Economy. ' sent two tor the nsklnr.
Keep the Honor
Warm
but don't l‘lllld a tlionsnud dollar
house for a thirty rent hen. The
l"°’.t economical roofing and sid-
ing 13 our famous. .
. neatly Roofing
It Lash.
Specially moo-red to meet Ilu vultu-
mnn‘s undo. Good enonoh for you but
bulldlfll. Low con onouh I your
It I: n honwtelt Moor . o
u h
Samples and book.
nor nonwnut. ‘
PAN! THREls' ‘
IYortvaIkl‘ h»-
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Norwalk Chronicler