THE SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SENTINEL
SHE EVENING SENTINEL.
nun-— . ‘
Jam- Golden, Editor and Proprietor.
MONDAY, NOV. 9, 1903.
Miniature Almanac for Tomorrow.
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Sun rises, 6:33; sets, 4:40.
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NORWALK'S AMBITION
Apropos of Norwalk'u endeavors to‘
land a new silk manufacturing lndus-l
try. even to the extent of raising a sum
of money for this purpose, it is inter-
esting to note that according to figures
recently given out from New York
there were l...0 eighty-six silk mills in
the United States, representing an in-
vestment of only a little over 86.000.-
000, says the Ansonla Sentinel. in 1900
the number of mills had increased to
483 and the capital invested was :81.-
000.000. In 1002 the number of mills
had increased to .500 and the capital
to ”00,000,000. and it is estimated that
at the end of the present year 45,000.
steam looms will be In operation in the
United States. In 1070 the value of
silk products in this country was SH.-
000,000, and in i902 it had increased to
$125,000,000. lint in spite of this the
importations of silk have increased
from ”4.000.000 in 1870. to announced
In 1902: showing that while the allkl
industries that are already established I
in this collntry are prospering. there is
still a chance for them to greatly in—
crease their output aiiil for new illlllsi
to come into the field before the Ant-l
crican demand for stilts is entirely sup-
plied. Norwalk's ambition is lauda-
ble. Here's wit-thing her success in her
efforts to get new industries aitd may
she not forget to foster the old ones.
The story that a "boom" for colonel
of the newly organized Third Regiment
has been started for any one is ilot
agreeable reading says lllt' Stamford
Advocate. Major Fitch, who has the
reputation oi being one of the.
best military officers in the State, has
been looked upon as tho lit-st man lo.
the command. but Malin- Fitch has
launched no “boom.“ nor would be re
sort to the methods of a poliiii-a;
achemer to gain a position which
should be won Only by character and
proved efficiency. If these qualities
are. not considered before, all other:
in the choice of officers fordhc regi-
tncllt. It is not likely to prosper il
peace or to give a creditable account
of itself lll war.
Two t.‘onnccth-ut cities are thinking
of adopting ordinances against spittini.
on sidewalks and in public hallways
They are just as well all without sucl.
ordinances as are. some citlc» which
have. such rules but do not cnt‘orci
them. There's a chanch for municipal
itiee‘ to pay otf tlicir dcbts by churgitu
for expoctoratlons at $5 per.
Denis liiulvihill spent sinks ill being
rc—oiectcd lilayor of llridgepoit,
Tuesday. He paid to sundry commit»
toes, $435; for pastors, printing uni
stationery. $73; for personal fit'l'Vlt‘t‘I
$000.
las.
AT AN AUTUMN FEAST.
Here’s a toast to the autumn days.
To the forest with golden crown.
To the fields in their harvest beauty.
To the orchards, laden down,
To the little brown-capped crickets.
There 'ncnth the autumn sky,
Whose song will soon be ended
When they hear the pine trees cry.
And here's a toast to the story
Told oft' 'ncath the harvest moon-w
The story that never comes too late.
Nor ever came too soon.
A toast to the hearts asunder,
That the. peace of an autumn day
May right the wrongs of Cupid.
Encountelcd along the way.
A toast to the hearts united,
That are safe from the world's great
Strife:
Hope for the ones who are hopeless,
Who have known but a shadowed life.
A toast to those who are living—
A prayer for those who are dead;
Longevity, health and happiness.
For those who are newly wed.
—-Memphis Commercial Appeal.
w-.. _.._ “we..- ._.. .
.wHOlal Clifford.
M007 MODERN HOSTERLY IN con
necricor.
——.—.—
$2.50 TO 85 PER DAY.
RATES.
Special rot" for families fOr the
aviator.
Sixty‘two rooms, all connected with
' private baths.
JOSEPHL. WALZ.
Rundown
W
A. L. DUNCAN & C0.,
_ toward. 51.. new vonx crrv.
BONDS
INVESTMENTS.
nut——
Sound and Safe as Savings
paying better rates of in-
Your name on a postal will
"GOVERNMENT OWNERSHIP"
Hebert Stage. the Author of the Well-
Known Song Writes a Play.
Robert Stagg. \I ho became known to
fame by his some (Ioicimncnt (lw‘llct'
ship. has written a grcai labor piav.
nhiili Iic has also called by the title
of (IotcinmentOwnership Mr. Stagg.
has given The Sentinel the. following
extract from the piece:
Government ownerllhip of the rail~
roads, telegraph. coal mines. tItt'.. for
the benefit of the people collcctivcl -.
will do away with starvation and mis‘
cry. I’nsscngct‘ and freight rates will
llt' reduced onc~llalf of what they arc
now. You will get cool for three dol
lars per ton. You will get foods front
the great West lliat are rolling literII
now because of tlic discriminating
. rates now charged by the railroad to all
these who are not in the grasp of the
trusts. You will make- the homes of
the poor mini-rs who slave in the dark
bowels of the earth for a mliiciablc
pittance homes fit to live in like hunt-
an beings. You will make their care
worn wives and puny children smile
with happiness. A vote for (lovem-
lncnt ()wicrshlp will bctiiIIlt lhtI ovcr
worked railroad ctnploycc, give him
better wages and do unity with railroad
accidents.
FEMININE mm,
tDeborah in Hartford f‘.ourant.)l
lndia .Idik, much rnillcd and
trimmed In Used for pciticoats.
Plaids arc very, very fashionable In
Paris, made up entire oi Willi plain
goods of harmonious colors.
Some of the locus of ligllt tillt huvc
ititrorluccd into thcm a bit of black
which is very cfl'cclivc when applied
to a coat of very liglll color.
The short skirt is a garment which
the French women have hocn very
slow to adopt. bill it is said they are
bclng gcncl'ally adopted this season.
lacc~
In New York the ilccco-Iincd colt. ll '
fabrics are exceedingly popular t‘oi
shirtwalstit and a great deal of time l>
expended on tho embroidered collaia
that are worn with them.
A multitude of small for pit‘cch arc5
bcing madc and worn. They are nuc—
wssarily not expensive and make a neat
ind coinfoiliibh finish for the coals.
particulnll) the tollailirs mats.
.-\ ntat nay
plume on the under [aim of a lliil is to
let the stem of thi- feather follow the
edge of tho briln so that only lnili Illt'
pininagclalls in relief. The arrange-
ment makes a soft. iinish against llli
:illlt‘ of the face and hair.
As I finished writing the recipe given
here for mince meat I was reminded of
how a friend told fllt‘ her illilllll‘i' used
.o Ill'tlltIt‘f her big jar of mince meal
min the ilt‘lll't‘iltllllllls of rognish chili
lrcn, Aftcr the mixture was in tin
ir she sprinkled the top “will with salt
which of course was an lill||l'('\'(‘lilt.‘lil
.i'tcr it was stirred int and th-‘Irc was
no "tasting.“
The possibilities of the popular
cross-stitch embroidery are. far frott'
exhausted. tine 5““: new ideas and do
vcloptur-lits cvcry tiny. I came upon a
‘cslgli ycstcrduy which you would hurt-
'icciari-d was not crossstttcli ulttil _\'tl“
utd examined it closely. 'l'hu design
nus outlined with one color alld tillctl
n solid with another c dot all in tin
l‘tl.\\ stitclli-s. The result was quitt-
new and exceedingly idiot-live
"It is tiltltlzting." said llllt‘ of the at
tcbcs of a stilt Ilt'llill‘t‘lll'lll tn nic thc
~thiIi' dav "what a lot of towing stunt
.I'omcli will do when they buy a suit.
‘hi swell girl will come Ill and have a
nil thrown on in her. give it a turn
our and a pull there and walk off
with It without a word of criticism
lnt another woman Whom vim would
Hver suspci-t frnln llf‘i' :ippcnrnnci-~ of
‘icing fussy about her clothes will turi.
anti look and look and turn, i'tlill‘ls“
.lilli Iillll fault with that until .shc
1s niarit-l all her attendants" Non
will say this in justification of-tltc
roman who Illssls - thc garments hilt
:ics on are madc to fit the welero-
tortioned figure, and she is probably
‘iIlH‘r stout of thin for her hcight.
mile the "swell" girl is one of thotw
orfect figures for whom the garments
verc designed.
“The Housewife" gives this reclpt
or mince meat which sounds to.
erupting to keep all to onc's self: (Inc
ud one-half [Jillillllb of llIi‘Ji, after it i.-
wilcd and ciioppwl. (inc pound o’
inely-choppeil bccf suct. 'l'hro:
moods of chopped apples, one poutit
f chopped raisins, onc-linif pounds (tl
\ilolr- raisins, lllllI :ind onc~haii pound»
tf currants, one-halt pound of citrnn
no pound of sugar. (llii‘ cupitil oi
trailill‘. one ctipl‘ul of wine. olic ctipfu.
f strong coffee, oni- piiit of boiled ci
let". one tcats‘pitoniul each of powder-cu
".acc, all-spice. and cinnamon. out»
talf leaspoonfnl of ciovcs, one nutmeg
lit- grated rind and juice of one lemon
ind one-fourth of a cupfnl of salt. It
ot sweet enough add molasses to taste
nil moisten sufficiently with the stock
it which the meat was boiled. This
tile is stiflicient. in quantity for twen-
y pies. It can be kept a long time, in
closely covered jar. in a very cold
place.
WEEKLY FIRST M. E. CHURCH
BULLETIN.
Monday. 7:30 p. m.-—»lmportant
ncctlng of the committee of fifty on
'0“ call at the Church, Let all mem-
lei-s be present.
Tuesday 7::‘0 p. tn.-(Ienerai class
meeting; Brother Seth Remington
leader, 7:30 p. m.——Mecting of the
~onimittec on Christmas Entertain-
nent of the. Sunday School, at the par.
sonage.
Wednesday 8:00 p. m.—Meetlng of
he President, Richard L. Coburn, 6
Livingsion street.
Thursday, 7:30 p, m.—~General Pray.
er Meeting; Led by the poster. See-
ntd Talk in the series on “David the
Father." Topic. “A Psalmist's Trust."
Come! and bring a friend.
Friday, 8:00 p. m.—-Young Men's
Band of (‘hristian Workers, All young
men invited.
GRAND MASQUERADE BALL.
The first grand masquerade ball of
lhl‘ Hal niakcra' Sick Benefit Socier
will be held in Music. Hall. South Nor-
walk. on Thanksgiving eve. the 25tl
inst” and from the present sole of
ickets there are assurances that the
it endance will be large. Several
Irinen will be offered, including 85 101
be lady's handsomest costume. our
‘5 for the gentleman's most original
.ostnnie. The committee to award the
‘tl'ill‘s‘ will bi: Ft‘lCC'I‘tl from the and
once.
to ail'angc all outtitli-
.w‘azrr
First Snail
Consisting
l
l
l
Nn American tiardinall
was Appointed at Session
Held in Rome—Pope lie-l
stowed Apostolic Blessing
After Business was Ended
ROME, Nov. 9.v—-'i‘he first sccl’ct L‘on-
siatoiy DI the new pontincatc was held
ltouay No .I\mc.iciiu taitilniti was up'I
l pointed
nilcitil appointments of atcltblahopa
land blhllttph wrc c motto, including ill-it
. to» J. J. iiaity, tin titcltbtshop of
Manila, l'hiiippdte islands, who, as Ilil‘
exceptional privilege, received the paid
.liini at an extra conststory win-n llt.‘
tialnc to ituluc for consecration.
the Rev. i‘cdio liUIllelt‘l. ,v tastrndal
was llllllillilltli bishop oi Havana. iiiidl
ttt. ltct. Maximilian lltynooo y Don I
riUiiiI, turllit‘ll) bishop oi iutnnclngo‘
.uc-xtio was appoiiiml iilnlai bishopl
oi Noccsntcn.
Illc meeting of the cardinals was
.sllllltit‘ and pittalc. tilily the popt- atid.l
iiic cardinals wctc piosi-ni today l‘nu‘
,taltcr gatiiclcd curly iii illl tinted-hunt
.ocr near the hall oi llliI t'tHlSlh‘iltl‘)‘,
lulii'llit' they passed into the latter
5 .llacn. the many pupal guards in aticud-
idllt't! l'cndcrlng tlicnt sovereign Inui—
, ore.
'i‘lio pontiff walked from his apart—
incnt Ht'I‘UIllllHllltll only by the pot-
wOllitKl"S in llllllltnilillti attendant-i on
itlllli. All hc entered the hall of tin
"tlIlSlSItll'y, the pillow pi'oiiuccd wtix‘
vcry striking, the I't'tl gowns ol the.
.‘li'tlllllllri and the white robes and goldl
and rod lllhillll' of llli' popi- going ill
pleasing coloilng to the scene. He \vorcl
lllt‘ lull |Itlllllilt'liil robcs, which arci‘
rnly used at a secret cousistory onet-
.u cncit poiitilicatc, namely. for thcl
Iirst one I
\\ ltcll the pope hail st- titctl lillllht if lllll
hc Ililonc, all those pit-Mil, ont- llgl
it». paid him iiiunugc, after which tin-l
nuslcr of ceremonies called upon all;
int those :iiillmilled to take part “II
II" conslslory to leave the hall, which,
.vas done
When lhc doors had liccn closed. and
could anI bccn slnlloncd llt fore thc ui
.utsidc. I’;o»c Pius llllI’HUtl n |llii\il
'ardtnai tlreglia dtan of the ‘uitcdl
'tilicgc, then thanked the pontiff tin
itivlng pill aside his privtitc lil'l‘it‘i"
Inccs and acct-pied illi' burden of tilt
huri'h. 'I‘hc popc replied in an allo~
ntliui. which rci-cJII-d universal :ippro
'lfllltlil. ,
Then the appointment «If the two car
inals pri-cccicd, Mgr. .\irrr_v llci \‘ul
bc p'tpal secretary of state, and Mg.
‘-i|li-g:iri, alchbishop of l'ndun, being
i
announced by the popc, who said, tr.
Latin. “What have you to say” it‘-
Nilllllfil‘, ill” cardinals raised llll‘il
.ips as n sicn of :tiilrlntitiitu on the
part of thcir cmincnccs.
this was all, s i i~l.~.v doubt wn: laid
i rest for lllt' prcw-ut tI-giirillng ill!
ppointmcnt of another .\Illt’l‘it'2tll can
iituil. ’I'bu t‘l‘illll‘illilliilli of HIV up
mintutint of RM .I l, Il:irt_v_ as arch
dwhdp of Manila. and of the licl’. l’cd
o tionznlcl y Estrada. as bishop of
forum, and thc Itl Iti-v. Mavituillan
trynoso y itch-oral as titular bishop of
\‘ni-csarca. following
The plum thcn lttwtnweii thc Apostol.
- blessing. after which he returned to
its apartments.
EMPEROR'S CONDITION GOOD.
hystclans Issue Encouraging Bulletin.
But People Are Anxloul.
BERLIN. Nov. it.—«A bulletin con~
Irning the condition of Emperor nll'
Iain. who was optratcd upon Sa‘urdit}
or the removal of a polypns from tlic
army. was issued this morning at llll
.Iw palace. Potsdam. It is as follows:
“Inflammation which naturally fol
ows as a reaction from the opcratiiuI
trendy, is diminishing. “'c can thcrc-
‘ore bc satisfied with tlic appcarnncc it!
he left vocal chord, niIl‘tIr'livIl-Iss thc
icnlilit: of lhI Iitllc wound ill'ttl)Hltl,-
‘ -————— l
: olgn Office has received an extended
Iconsldcrcd absolutely final tmtll tho‘
i new
dog got
‘A it’ll OLD TIMI:
GERMANY ;EilDB WARBHIPS.
. Steamer Athon Was Not Allowed to
Land at 8m Domingo.
BERLIN, Nov, 0. -lt was officially
admitted today that German ci-ulacra
had been ordered to i-lanto Domingo In
compliance with tho rcqucst of the
German consul there. in
ST 'lliUMAS l) \'i. I. Nov. 9. ----- The
tlcrmau steamer Athen having been re
fused permission to land her panscnl
gera and iargo at San Domingo, lc- .
.I turned here Saturday aild reported the
facts to the tlcrinail flagship Vinotn.
whereupon the coinniiindci dcapati hi d
lthe cruisers Panther and tiazcllo tol
San Domingo 'i‘he. \then returned to
'Stin Domingo yesterday morning and
it Is repelled slic will ignole the block-
ndc undcl the protection of the GUI
titan warships.
PARIS. Nov. l
9.—-The French For
cach report from Panama,
the events of recent days.
It any; the foreign element on the.
Isthmus is thankful for the protection,l
the American forces have given them.l
Although the authorities here are
now officially advised that the regime
intends to carry out (lolom Ia's obli-
gations. these assurances w i not be
covering
gincrnmi-nt Li fully organized.
lllclt late the question of the rIi-t uglli-
tion of the chublli of Panama is be
ing deferred until a president is cho-
..cii and the golcinnlcut is formally or-
ganizcd.
BERLIN Nov. «The. Foreign Of-
tic e snyii Germany will of course recog-
iii/.c the Rt publn of Panama after the
l nitcd Slatcs' foimal rIciognitinn
n...
WILD CAT AND DOG FIGHT.
(llt‘tNtilI‘. (‘ontt Nov. it. After a
fierce combat with a dog, tn which the
lite worst of the encounter.
a wild cat has been shot and killed
bcrc. The dog is owned by Kicl‘nan
(human, who with John Murphy and
Edward IIlckcy was gunning in the
woods. near l‘lark's l-‘arm close to the
Derby line. For half an hour the dog
and wild cat engaged ill a bloody battle
the hunters being unable to shoot thc
ctit for fear of killing the dog At
length, however, tlorman succeeded in
cmpiyln‘g his gun into the animal and
killed it. It \|t'll:lll‘tl twenty pounds.
llils is said to be thtI first Wild tltt
kl llcd Ill this station in mam \_t'Iars
l‘IOYT'S THEATRE.
One Night Only.
MONDAY, NOV. 9.
There Are More
SURPRISES.
FUN and MUSIC
n
Than All Parcel Ever written.
See This Imperishable SucceSs.
With its
'VEALTH OF SCENERY AND
MAGNIFICENT COSTUMES.
25~PEOP £——35.
Prices—25c, 50c. 75 .
Seats on Sale Five Days In Advance.
I-IOYT'S TH EATRE.
One Night Only.
THURSDAY. NOV.
The Favorite American Comedian.
it‘ll. incorge ii liall
With a carefully selected campany or
twenty people; under direction of the
Fellding Amusement Company, It".
Maurice J. FIeiding's Spectacular
Scenic Comedy-Drama.
A RAGGED HERO
M. Hall, in his most succeuful role
"Willie Wildflower," will Introduce
his famous impersonations of noted
actors and will sing a budget of the
latest pOpulat' conga. including his
newest and biggest hit.
t THINK THAT I'D BE SATISFIED
WITH LIFE."
’RICES—Qfic. 363:: and 50:.
Seats on sale five days in advance.
12.
'ill l‘t'lillil‘t‘ neck. The
cili-izil condition is good.
.m'itiurc and pulsc arc liol'lltal.
"\’t)i\: Ll-Ii'l'Iillldl.
"St‘lldliil'i'.
”ll.IllCRli "
'l'lli.‘ i'olil't t'il‘t‘lllal' status
:
that
he report of Iicrr \‘on lillt‘iln. chici‘ oi
hc (‘ivil Cabinet.
tondcnt of The Associated Proms. said
tr's condition Is unwarranted. 'l‘lu
‘acts are absolutely as stated in this
.uorning's built-tin. The people an
tuly agitated because thcy rcmctnbc
do first reports about IIImpcror lI‘rcd
I'ick did no disclose his true malady
till, this time the bulletin is corlcci
'ou can reassure .\incrlt a."
NEW YORK. Nov 0.-—~lnfortnatloi
‘llilfllnt‘ti in privatc dcspatchcs rccciv
Il hero shows that thc operation or
.mpcror William ls similar to the first
uc performed on his father and consc
uentiy causcs concern to his house
old. The official statement. issued by
'w surgeons falls to reassure because
is well-understimii that for reasons it
ate His Majesty would be given the
tenefll of any doubt as to the trite charv
trier of his disease.
it is recalled that the surgeons at
bat time made nothing of the. first op
:ation on Emperor Frederick. There
4 anxiety because both William's iath»
r and mother died of cancer and his
randmothcr Augusta. also was so af-
acted. The emperors aunt. the Grand
lnchcss of Baden. as It well-known in
Icrmany, is suffering from the same
nalady.
it will take months to decide whether
he fears now entertained are unfonnd
'd. At present the whole weight of
tcientitlc autliori'y which Is in attend
Ince upon the emperor aflirms that ht
8.8 not Chubu‘.
She."0h. she. married a duke and
as lived happy ever after." He-"I
bought they had parlor She—“Yes
that's why site Is happy."~Judgc.
\
t‘lillll'ltll' .~-,.
llis tcin .
til . ‘
‘lllpf‘l‘tll‘ lllln morning personally licaril '
i’rof. Bernhard II‘rncnkal the eminent f
.hroat specialist of Berlin l'nircrsi‘. .,
u an interview today with tho t'tlt‘l‘.‘ -‘
The public concern about the empcr i
To the Board of (‘ounty (‘otnnlissioncrs
of Fairflcld County.
l hereby apply for a license to sell
Intoxicatiug Liquors,
Rhine Wine and (‘l
\\'a.~lung‘on strccl,
.jSpirlluons anti
Alt-x Lager liner,
ilcr at 202 East
Town of Norwalk.
My place of bndnch is noi located
'clthln 200 feet in a direct line of a
‘hut'ch Edliicc or Public School-house
'l‘ llli‘ Ill‘l‘llllrifia pertaining tin-rein or
my Pout-(mice, Public Library or Cent
ctcl‘y.
lint-d at Norwalk, this :Id day of
\'ovenibcr. .-\. IL, 1003.
AUG FIELDS,
Applicant.
We, thcunilcrsigncd. electors and tax-
payers. as defined by law, of the Town
.If Norwnlk. hereby endorse the appli
cation of the above-named All: Fields
for such license.
Dated at. Norwalk. lhis 2d day of No-
vember. A. 1)., 1903.
.Iohn Oldenachlagcr. T. .l. Mitgncr,
Frederick B. Coleman. W. A. Thomp
son. Henry C. lI‘roeb.
i hereby certify that the abovemamcn
endorsers are electors and taxpayers,
as defined by law, of the Town of Nor-
walk.
l)atc.i at Norwalk, this 2d day of No.
vcmbor. A. D. 1903.
HERBERT R. SMITH.
n2 9 Town Clerk.
MONDAY, NOV. 9, 1993.
Tn Dnnlnin
”m anld-np
Rockl
cials Sent Out a Special
Irain After Individuals who
Wanted $l0 000 Ihrnwn
from a Car Recently
DES hiOle-ZS lu Noltunbcr
Rock Island Ruiltoiid official: lat
night sent out a spcclul train bcnring
armed oiilcers and bloodhounds to Dex-
ter, 1a., in the. hope of capturing a
gang of hold—up men. The
spent the night in the woods between
Sartltain and ltivxtcr. lilll had no i-n-
counter with any robbers.
man walking along llll' tiack. however,
shot at it lllllil whom he saw slouching
along the right of way, lult he escaped
in thc Illlll‘t'l‘
corn in t‘hlcago rt‘f‘f‘IVf'fl a letter advis-
thrown off of No. 6, the Denver flycr.
somcwhcrc lll Iowa Saturday night.
Sttpcrllltclidcut Stifcr came to
Mullins. and it was decided to make
ill" zippi-iiv'titicc of acct-ding to lhc tic-
uuinil of tlic hold-lip into. A special
was madc up at ('ouncll llltlif< to fol»
low No, u, about ten minutes, and it
bore ill‘llll‘tl incn and ltlitodhounds, The
engineer of No ti was gitcn lllt' liiilllcy
to throw from his engine at the glvnn
signal. the explosion of three torpedoes
under his side of the machine. The tor-
pedoes were not exploded. it was ru~
morcd todziv. however. that No. it. pro
coding No 1'. Italian hour, had explod-
cd Iht‘ torpedoes, This or some other
new lilrill‘liliillftll resulted in organiz-
ing it spcciul force of armed titlii'cl‘a.
who went on a special from Des Molncs
In Dcxtcr. and then patrolled the right.
if way llt'th‘t'll ICartllani and that town
all night. Nothing developed. however,
and the men rclnaincil in the timber
watching for the crilnintils iii min The.
hit oils of the road will not discuss the
matter. .\'o ll. which paawd through
here to the can ill ll {lit o'clock. born a
lurvgr numbci of ainu d inc n, prcparoil
fill an allI tuptcd hold up
MARTIAL LAW PROCLAIMED.
(itN5'l‘AN TlNlli Li? Nov. 0 \iar-
inl law has llt‘t'll procltiitncil ill thc die
lrlct of Nassau Kala. l‘I-ovlncc of lCr
reruin, Asia Minor, and troops liarc
Iiwn outtrlctcd in all tllc viilngcs III
that district In conscqucnco of lll’ icv
.ilutinuuvy lllilI‘I‘Illt‘lllb on llic part of
'hc ilcntaihlifetc. or members of tho
\lll‘.‘ llillll It: \tdntiiiti. "1ly Sn' it t\ 'l‘no
lutlltla Iii
d the Itusm ”link sh iunltct \\i h the
lllt‘lllll‘ll of inciting the lab. illllftl ts to
rise against tlic Turkish L'iWi‘t'llllit‘lii.
but they new quickly orcrttikcli bv
ll'oops. lluv band was IINlt‘i'llllllit't‘il
ii‘tl the MIt‘tlllIl was driven buik into
Russian territory.
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officers ;
A section ,
About ten days ago, the general otil‘ ‘
mg the officers to son that $10,000 was .
lies .
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Underwear
We placed an early order for one hundred
dozen childrcns' vests and pants~bought them
to retail at 25ca garment. When 'hte opened
them we found them not up to the sample”
they'r good but notequal to what we sell at
a quarter,
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WE HAVE. DECIDED T0 PLACE
THIS CASE ON SALE AT A LOSS.
SIZES FROM 20 to 34-same weight
as the quarter kind but not q I“? the finish.
hence
This Sale To-marro w, Tuesday
also
Wednesday and Thursday.
159 a Garment.
CAUGHT in THE ACT.
DISTICTION ADDS TO BEAUTY.
Walter A. \‘\'_vckofi, professor of so-
The distinction which shows Itself in
manners is rathcr a negative quality. ciol. pr, was once traveling. disguised
It consists first of all, in abstaining as a trump, ill search of information.
from icitaln nations certain gestur .Cliilc on a railroad train out West.
ind icttain words It comprises a pc-t llli \ lame to .t \crv datk tunnel, and
t'Icit acquaintance with the usages of ouc ot llI> follow travclcn asked a
the world. pa sing tialnliand hon long it would
octet;- ultii llll wins of
lllll iI lx‘ new ssm) Ilint the knowlcdgc mat to rtrciih daylight at the othGr
<hould not appiar as acquired but cud. ‘()h. about half all hour." snap.
rather as animal and innate In all pi-d thi- man. as he hurried away. The
.tnin‘mg from ccrtaln gestures tllcl‘e trawler. as llr. \Vyckitfi‘ could (limit
chonld itf’ no witness; lfnnc l> uncou rec. at once bcgan fiimbilng with a
'tillt‘i‘tl one must not slum ll lilcmnl grip which bc had. In about three
minutes the train shot into daylight
tincc iziorc. nltd cvcrybody saw that thi-
travi-li-r had inlcudctl to use the thirty
minutes of darkness in changing his
struck.
and nicasurcd nimclncltts. a lighI and
.iprlngy walk. ctmc of give-lure and put”
pose, an iniinilc tact lll all things, cont
prise rcul disliliitioti Nothing. is for
'l‘hi- Turkish mtvm'nm‘ of the district Ihcr from ii than ccccntticitv, which shirt. 'l‘licrc he sat, thunder
has redistributed among lbc Kurds attracts fltli‘nlitlll and provokes mock- lli~ coat. shirt. llccktli- and collar
In ac lililns ahuh lllt \ lt'l't'llil} acr. cry. The distinguishcd woman cxcilcs thrown ovcr tlu- ncxt scat, as naked
uniclli d to gitc tip attention \rtlt'uil sccking it and in f.o:ii the want up as a man about to
...._ ~ shift a way that bet a imircrs alc not take a bath ~I’rincoton Iiettcr.
lie “And does your doctor ctuploy ride to say iI.\ ;'\llll\‘ what they admit" -....-__.___.._._. .
in to date methods?“ She ~"Oh, yes: lil bit llis IlIl lion is something lndo The reason some people get rcligion
he gives trading stanips”« Yonkers si'rlbable but something which is very is limnusc it doesn‘t cost them any—
Statesman. desirable in a beautiful woman. thing.
Sey
720
This week we offer Seven
Beef. Wine and Iron. a nutritive t
bottles for one dollar. These goo
ly, as it will soon be gone.
New Maple Syrup. New B
. The finest Coffee grown—c
Beautiful Rosy Butter th
New Figs. New Raisins.
We blew our horn becaus
satisfaction you get.
The Ferris Hams and Ben
The best of everything at
We lead: others attempt to follo
take advantage of our GROCERY BAR
buy at prices that will suit anybody's
WEIGHT on everything you purchase
OUR SPECIALTY
CALL 53—2.
ur’sStor
000D TlleGS TO EAT.
720
hundred and Twenty Bottles. a special inducement iri Liebig’s
onic for the Blood and boiling up of the system. 39c. bottle or 3
(is are of the best rapid sellers an d it wanted call for it immediate-
l ' loll: mil“ “dental. fit-«Li n h 4.):
NEW 60005.
uckwheat New Cereals. New Teas.
an't be found elsewhere in town.
c best you can find for miles around.
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c we have the goods to back it up. Try us and see what splendid
clcss Bacon.
popular prices.
it. E Seymour, Leading Grocer. 33 West Washington Street.
New York S tare.
w. ‘ Our sales last Saturday demonstrated the fact once more. Wise people
GAINS. Our figures are always down to the lowest notch. Be up-to-datc and
pOckctbook. And don't forget that we give 16 ounces to the pound and full
here.
How DOE
Finest Elgin Creamery Butter, lb.. 25c
Very Best Milk Crackers. Ib.,
Cape Cod Cranberries. Qt.,
ib.,
Choice Jersey Tomatou. cl
Mocha and Java Coffee (rich flavor):
Rockwood's Premier Chocolate Cake”.c
8 THIS LINE OF BARGAINS SUIT YOU?
17¢:c l |
Fancy Native Potatoes,
20 lbs. Granulated Sugar for $1.00 Pk.. 23c; bu.. 85c
Lean California Hams. Ib.. 8c 21 "35.. extra C Sugar for $1.00
Full Cream Cheese. "2.. 15c Best Pure Leaf Lard. Ib.. 11c
3 can; Early June Peas for 23¢ Ginger or Lemon Cake. ib.. 5c
8c Large Bottle Blue Label Catsup. 21c
Meg-rob Cocoa (best in the world),
ox.
Campbell's Soups (all fiavon). can, 9c
Quart Jar chOice Table Jelly for We
Pint Jar Pure Fruit Jam for 10¢
n. 2 Pkgs. Cero-Fruto for 25¢
ti‘i‘i'i‘i'il‘” "“"i'vltts
CAPE. Myrna-"Mack“? :H”
“ n-t'rvticyné'rst
i Int-me“ bone um
Dm-
:tl I ‘t a ribbon
Just arrived, a cartoon of Our fa
Better get a barrel before the re:
RELL GUARANTEED.
mous Maud S Flour.
I cold weather sets in. Price way down for the next five dayo. Every DAR-
NEW STORE: 118 WASHINGTON ST.,
SOUTH NORWALK.
ale to «has
lino-l III-- and nib
on“. any .1 your limp-t u m4 h. I-
u..- hr
:M "R (- LII. by I.
I" an ration. IMMI- Mt:;ai:.|lh'n ‘
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512"“ Mm- Intllnla Ignore. 1‘ Win.) II:
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New York Grocery Company’s Both Stores,
NORWALK'S LARGEST
36 AND 37 MAIN STREET,
GROCERY STORES. NOIWALK.
Norwalk Chronicler