ma root;
”THESOUT ti NORWAI K EVENING SENTINEL
rpssn_ttv...uov.dogma}?
Inn EVENING anrthL.‘
Jam- Golden, Editor and Preprietor.
TUESDAY. NOV.
Miniature
lllgii tub.
Sun HI» I.
to. 1903.
Almanac tor Tomorrow.
‘.‘:l.‘ It ill.. 22:? p. In.
li ‘il :I III : >‘I':,« 1‘-
5”I EVENING SENTINEL TELEPHONE
CA LLB.
.925 ~8untness Ottice.
92-2 -—Edltorial Room.
44- —-Branch Office. Norwalk.
34-12-Edltor‘l Residence.
"I p In .
IIIInntIrtttIuI people will \Vt‘lt’Illllt' on) .
movement for the
well Hilliplwtl Irulli-y inu-
Litrbllvld IIutII'itI unit into the
nliirm‘. Itotinwtinu il‘ pu.» Iblig
llll'lllllill
littllt
construction of u“
with ”it“
IttngtiiltiI-tu IiIuI which .lll‘t‘llii) I.I.tvudu‘
tlt‘lttr'el Mitr‘ts'itt'liIl-J‘HII. tltrutuli (lrmtl
l'tttrrlngton, Slot l.brtdII,«I l.«InI-.\.
l’llluill’ltl. cumin. Adonis. North
Adams Itnd \\'illIIuI.~tui\II. \\'hb llll‘
I u.
.I ‘
opening of the Derby—New lluiiIn liniI‘
and the cotttplctiou of It link from StIy~
mom to NIittgutItvk. the proposed
Litchflcltl llllt‘ would make it possibiv
to ride by trolley from New
cledl‘ across the suite of (‘tItItietItiIItIl
Miss Ros: liotmcssv. welt
known as a pout “.45 tutti elucit» ;
tzuuist. oi Lexi..glott, h'y.. tells
how she was cured of uterine ;
I intlatttmation artl tl'i'tll‘ilis by the .
ilIIi'IIn .
and nearly across Mittihtlt'llllbtlllr’ by III
most pirlurvsqttt
So him it ill'
route through the
parts of both states.
Ntw
sm‘t eiury
iloviIn
for
Alfred M. llowntIs. ll
man, formerly private
Mayor \‘Iin Wyvk.
pointed ptli'utt- svt'l‘t‘ttlly to Mayor
Elect Mt'tllollttn. of New York. Mr
llowtios is It grittluttto ot' \‘Iilt. out It
native of New il‘uH‘ll. (Hill at our llillt‘
was (‘Ullllt't‘il‘ll with [lll‘ New ltIIi‘iII
lot-Ill newspttpt In». (‘otttIiI- Ill'ilt boy.» do
get tht-I‘II h'tltllt'lltltl‘.
FEMININE IUr‘l'JS.
tl.)t'litttut. :u ll... Itiud t‘xutrant Ii,
To converse wu'tl tiutttttiily towns
that onc bus lillt‘lll ltl llll> lill't‘t non. but
many learn the int itili’i pruw v. .y I.I
lightful companions.
The walking Hiltlt‘ tlI.tt iilSlt‘llr with
five or six lttrgc dull buttons nt‘t‘lllh‘
street shot-s. Its .«uIiI I'Xlt‘lltlh‘ slightly.
The woman who Iluian‘t enthuse
over the beautiful. :IuI‘tly lltllI ll pompo-
lour ribbon:< lllllht how .I d._\. mid
heart. There llL'V'I‘l' \Vi'll‘ sin-u l'XllItl'
site ribbons below, It.» ontI Illll Kit in
any (If our iii-st shops illltl stores now,
i saw I; but tIoIII..tIi;:i.Iu lllt tilllt'l‘
(lay of the Stiltt‘dll‘ili that it stout wo-
man cannot wittr It lung. >ltirtiIil t-ottt.
She had on It Mill ot‘ It gray I.Itxtuii
and tho l'Oill \vztI long. but it tlltul llI
perfection tlllll tiItI “Illlltlll wus \x-ty
uttrIitItiw in it.
“Tho liousinit‘r” toils bin to mu:
the (trIcil: ing of at h out not by tll‘lilgI
ing it with grttm- and iii \\llit'll itl‘lI
bound tl) ‘intl dt ~i-3tN lltIl l"llt.~ lllli it}
the use of It thiIIk IIIIII peIttil ol the
softest lltlllllltl lllt‘ punt rubbed inti
till the crevices ot’ the bingo l‘iItltlt'ilII:
it to silent smottliniss Its it by wind
of command.
There are housekeepers who l slip-v
suppose ltttlIittttilly llst “II:t.~tI" opus It.
cook with. l iiutl nty lll'st l‘Xlli'l'ltIlit'l‘
with them lost no it being tumble to
get the fresh ones. ’l‘bi y thi I' put in
to It loaf of chocolntr col-1v ItItIl tlitet
coke had to llt‘ thrown .twuy‘ I“! no
one could endure its tlisigt'tItIuldiI lltlI
Von—the saute tltivor which was nut'tI-
etl when the eggs were broken. llcrtI-
after only fresh t-gus will b.- usvd in
our household.
A Connecticut
to the New York
wontItn contributes
"'l‘ribuntI" the follow-
ing receipo for inolttssi .-I-:ilnI Wllll'll sllt‘
says is “more thou lluet" Take one
tablespoontul of rich dripplvies or but»
ter and melt lt‘ htilt’ u pint tor ont-
(Inn) of molasses, one l“:t::li(l<ltlilll of
. sodn dissolved in one cup of strong
coffee. two cups of sifted tour, cinna—
.mon. cloves and ginger to taste ileut
well and bake twentv tillnlllt's, adding
raisins if desired. Tlils will seem it
very soft batter but will he found
beautifully light. The foregoing re—
ceipc should help out now while eggs
are so very expensive.
N‘CKERSON'S CREW ARRIVES.
NEW YORK. Nov lilIflAl'lil‘Dil lllt"
passengers who Iirrtvvd today on ”1"
steamer Altai, from the \‘l'cst llltllcs.
were Captain A. M. Davis and ten scn‘
men of the American burk Suntucl ll.
Ntckerson. which t'onnvlcrcd I‘l \‘III'I Oct—
ober 29th about 32 miles northwest of
T'rr'IIztIn“ ISI“‘I‘ She suilrd October
26 from East. Harbor. 'i‘urk's Island
with It carzo of salt for New York.
encountered stormy weather in which
she strained bzidlv Imd sprung Ii lrid
leak. The pumps choked with szilt and
became disabled. 0n the 29th. the crow
took to their boats and rowed to Mar-
agunu Island. where they embarked on
a small schooner for Fortune island.
The bark sunk. The, .‘lckerson was
built at Harrington. Maine. iti 1878.
and was owned hv ..l S Winslow &
Company, of Portland Maine
Hotel CIIIIord.
HOST MODERN HOSTERLY IN CON
NECTICUT.
$2.50 TO $5 PER DAY.
RATES.
Bpeclal rates for families for the
Motor.
. Sixty-two rooml, all connected with
print: baths.
JOSEPH L. WIILZ.
Proprietor.
5‘»:
A. L. DUNCAN & CO..
to WALL 31.. NEW YORK CITY.
._._.—
srocxs BONDS
INVESTMENTS.
Sound and Safe as Savings
Banks. paying better rates cf in-
l
is likely to llt' Itp—.
to have tirsi [)iiii’I‘ iltlltlllb' titt‘ .~wh;
.liu.
use of Lydia t3. Pinkltatn‘s chc- 1
table Ct;:tipuuntl. I
l
" lll III ML». l’tVrttt.IM:~-l‘oi‘ )‘I"ll""l
('IIjIIfnnl t'I t‘ l-usl «II :ItItlflI: :III li‘Ili"‘:Il
t?I..I !\I.*II I‘tl:tl\I.:r\ ”In ,I I. l l" iI.II',.Il .
' pII'}. . is? ri‘ ,Ii.nti.".'nll\'tl «I. :.n‘.
\\.It't ~~x.'.liIIIl_I.' »‘t I. ‘. bit I l‘l‘l
DUI I' .I‘ ll l‘ I'I l \‘tltl‘,.'lil “
lll'l I-II‘IIIII I~ittI til..» 3‘“! \I.l "
IiIIiIIIrIItI ttu I. knit t't'~. t.lll"«t' I Iiiil' I. .I
I'll ti-ni l'l t.-I numb .‘l"l won-IIIIIII.
i)\ Izlw. lMII'I‘I-I'tIiltIVI'I'ttt1I~l:II.I.I '\ it. .,
an i I.IIjI‘. tIIIiI: mum- \l- ..H, I: . .I
W’Iu l“ill','tl ltI ‘\-|lll‘ "t‘jt'l‘i'thlt' ‘th ll“
[\Ivt‘llltl ' hilt II \\ lIlI'i. « .i't’P- II lI'tI
ii‘t'hIt'III ‘Ii 7.» Il i :..I .ll' !tl\ It.II.it‘
try it t-II‘ I‘M» mouth-I II.:.l ~~~II u ‘I.'
\Miitlil ti|| wir lllv‘. \\ 'II'.'It IIlII.‘ ntiI'I'Ili I
hit lll'l ‘ll lwItII IItI..l Itl t‘IiI i‘thI‘ \Ii titt-
summit i \\‘ll.. prim-Iv I\i H.
“l IIIIIII flirts-ti it llliliIlII'i‘ of HIV
lady fri .ltl\ to tin" it. .‘tltIl I.Il i-\III.~~
t‘wmwlir :ts ‘.\‘I“i <Itt' tind “ll‘l I‘III
results .I.‘ l wow." .\It s liII I. :i"‘2\
lli..\\'t'<s\', 4!” N. ”7'1 .‘.\~I:I '. l l 11hr»
tun. l\'\'. . amour II I‘I'm I W" tut: malt-t-
fl! pluulnt/ Iwnulnmius cannot ’I" ,I'ro.u. rd
ROXBURGE—GOELET WEDDING.
CercmOny Performed In St. Thomas
Church New York, This AfternOOn.
NEW YORK, Nov to. 'Il‘llt‘ llllll'
ring-,1» of Miss Moy titnIli-l. only dIIItgzli
tor of Mrs, (itztliIn (lo-IliIl Itntl one ot‘
llll’ l‘l',‘ll|’Il ot' .IltllI‘lll'lltl lit‘lll'S‘t'S. III.
lltInI'y .Iohn lnutIs Ker, t‘lL’lllll lluliII Iii
lioxbtlrgltu. was sol-Itnnim-d ltlilii) It‘
St Thomas t‘litit't'h in lllls' city l.ii~hop
Willinni (‘tIoswiIll iltlilllt'. of ’\llt:lll\
ll.‘«.‘«l\‘lt‘ll lr\‘ llll‘ llt‘V l'II‘tttw'l M, Stit'tIs
ol‘ St. Thomas (‘lIuri-lt. piIrt‘orntlnI: the
ceremony. .\ tIoIantny ot‘ :IIIII uttwitr ‘
\i‘ittuIrIsiId lhtI t‘t‘l'l‘llltill)" but InItssi-s til" I
I‘I'Illll.\_ sltiuls tlllIl IltiwiIrs so booked
the (‘lutriIh that the grim illiW‘ M‘l’illt‘tl
t'ar ll‘t)!ll I‘lllilH‘, in IhiI I‘llillll‘t‘l iihiIrtI
tlu~ («Irvinuny tool. plot-II. pItlnis. luputi l
IIIII )Sitlilllt‘ lllllltltI Itud [Inuit ll '
Plillllttst .-I \'l"<‘ ionthtnod in on Ititis l
ilt toloi Silll‘lilt', ;
From the toutihulu of ill" t-‘hiutb
tlIII bridti' pnrty prIIIII-iIdIId down llil .
tlisli' it) IlpI t‘ltItIttItIl sit-pa lhtI lil‘ltltI tut
tbiI ttrnt of Mr brotIu-r. ltuthrt (itil‘lt'i i
She wore It whittI .‘"liill Ill't‘\‘t~‘.‘t'li\‘t'l‘I'Il l
with point \'ItltItI<IiiInntIs lilt‘t‘ Itud ll‘illlI‘I
tntId will) wreaths ot' til'tiliLiI‘ blossunu .
llIIr \’l‘ll was of tttlltg and she t-Itrrii-Ii ‘
on old-lushionud bouquet of Miles of
‘biI Hitler. The mold of honor. Miss1
tI~II
llI'IlIl‘ll‘t‘ Mills and tlItI utbvr brides}.
molds; l.:Idy iHlillt' llllil“-l\'l’l“ Min 1
"fit'thtt Johnston Miss .\liIIII llulmwi. .
Miss 'i‘ltiIrIIs'iI p.
of lioston, out
Miss Mitrittn “own I
Miss Ninu 'i‘litinIr. l I
Miss Pauline Whittier wore pupils of;
pink tnottsscline do unto ot illl' I.IIIii I
\l. period. combined with eiIIu hire to ;
l
1dues of pink velvet trimmed with lace '
:1le some. and carried ln plow (It
bouquets. limits of pink velvet and so
lilo
The ushers. liuIto linritiz. Iiowurl
lirasscy Robert Whurmn (incl-It, Roz»
crs Winthrop. Henry Bull and William
Woodward, did not precede the bridal
party as customary. but wow- St‘illf‘tl
before the bride entered,
At the chancel s'vps, tho lIrldi- \\':l>
met by tltiI Duke and his best man, thiI
lion. Rt‘Wllmlti Ward mo of lllt‘ into
lI‘arl of lludlvy. and the lit-truiluil .I:I~r~
vice of the l‘l‘uli‘strtnl Episcopal
Church was read by Dr, Stircs. The
party then advanced to lllt‘ tiltttr rail.
where the Episcopal marriage rot-II»
mony was sold by Bishop Donne, -
Afterwards the Duke and Doritos:-
wont to the home of Mrs Ogden IlotIlul
on Fifth avenue, where on lnformt‘t
reception, to which only It port of thr
wedding guests were hidden. was held
The ccrcmonics were .much sitvipliIr
than those of the two preceding dntIIil
weddings celebrated in New York
those of Mrs. Louise iinmerslcy, now
Lady William titIt'cstord, to the Duke
of Marlborough. father of the prtIIrIIiI
Duke. and of Miss t‘onsoo'o Vnntlerbilr.
to the present Duke of Marlborough.
or of the nuptials of Miss Anna Gould
to Count Bout de (‘nstcllane it had
been intended to make it It more bril-
liant function. but the death of Sir
Michael Herbcrt uncle of the bride.
on September 30. caused the change in
plans. ‘ ’
MISS LEE— RETURNS T0 GLEN
BROOK.
Miss Florence l‘olilman Luvs
friends will be glad to liczi“ that she
purposes making her home in 8mm
ford again. Her former experience of
living there was so aIzrceabie in every
way. that. D'iVlDR determined to re-
Eumc heirekcening. the village at
Glorbrook has been selected as the
ideal. This is natural. she states. be
cause it formerly suited her in every
"articular—country and yet near New
York and very poor Stamford. Miss
inc has taken a house in Elm Place.
Cit-nbrook. of John Holmes. and ex
poets to be installrd there about the-
middle of the month. licr plans for
.thc cominct winter are being laid out.
embracing a large primrnm of temper»
Your name on a postal will Cw
nnrc work: in fact. she expects to
make more addresses than ever be!
TON]. I
RELENTLESS.
That man is mrI'nlv a parrot " said
the intellcv tIal person. I
“lie tsnt even that." answered Miss
name. "A parrot has at least the
Jaculty or quoting with accuracy."
‘i'ItItlt
‘ ‘.Ill‘iIIIl
It'.-||
I‘l: the dust \\' is ltl‘olwi. In.
I'lIII~
‘illl‘
llt‘t'Ttt,\ War it! .\ IlvltIgtiIitu.
.II "II tbi- r“ :IIlI nl' “It ~.i<IltIt vit« lII‘tll
II It) (.uiii'uot' .IIIIIII ii. litt‘IIs. loft
"’I ‘IIII II '3," for \'ivl<~-Iiiu‘I: Ml“:
\lllt.'l'lt'llll.
U. ....f ..--_.
[Wither Shit ‘
hum Ilmhnsh
billions Ill Utilitird 0r»;
(pulled a Posse and in the
fight Which followed with
a limo (ii Italiatn Several
MIIII Were Killed
l'tl tutti ltI: lI.I. .‘.' I\ lo .\I ltuu
til-l I.I.I build. .I II 11'. Illl Ill .tll ItIII Iopt
l .t -.I.III' III ll:ll.;.tI I» .l. \ii‘wlllllll‘ II
III Itiiutttn, |\\II li!"'l I It‘ Ilylttu. it lililll
is \\tIl|l‘Il|t‘tl Itnd hm I‘I.tII Illr- llIi' liI lill’
iii tlUIIt lurk up. I III.ttIIniIiI “ltll
l\ltt'llllll.’. by :tn angry mob. I'lu- woutuh
I-d Itun ttrt-t
l'nlh‘t‘lltilll IsItutI
Johnson. ItitiId tur-
tr-ttii. ltlili‘l‘ttti. shot llll'llllI-Lil Itbdo-
illl‘tl :tnd tiitully \IounIIid
.\. \\'. l{;t'leIt, :tniwl lwwnly-livw. shut
t‘ntittot I-III-m'tr.
rind through Ibi-
tltiiutub lllI iIlIIlltiltiItl,
At. unlint wu :tItIIt,
\\‘ill rim-Ivor.
l.:t.I~t IIi'.:ItI Itz». i't'llt't'lllilll .liihnsiilt
\t.-s litlll‘t‘IllilII'. II'I. butt it“ “it.- tlrud
on in It I..:i:II III lIttlItttw il‘lI'll illllllllIil.
.ltIlIhIon lttd jut Itmh II the ’l‘ltl'd
SIIIIII lltlltii. I.It ’l‘lIlI‘Il sIrth our
'l'ijtutipsuu llt.’llli\\'. Without llll‘ lIIttIt
I\I.l‘llil..‘-t. .t .IJIIII “XII ill't‘tl illllll tluI
I‘Iittd.~tIti-, :zttIl .lultnIun Ml 'Itvu'tttllt
umuubd “It“ :I ltlillt‘l ill lit~ Iibiliuuvu.
\ I.I;tur tl' |l.tlt:tu.~' ltll'vlilt‘l’lll‘, tip
I: it. .1 I I. It lill' It..i:lI;ile “Iv-Ir
In No llIIllIlll .I'llitll'tlii III .I .«quI
lllI‘l' .t liiIIi' httd I‘Iilt‘ l"ii .lllll ;._ p me
ill r‘I'I'l.
”Virflfilhé
I II on
ills-MINE:
Clithlmn‘s
Masts
unit
Yanks
mus
53M.
Continues
Deuterium
and
Ohm shat;
I ‘LI‘IIIIiit‘tlIII til:.tlI.'/Iil 'lltvl littl-
lll. ll 'll in I‘ll IIIIIIII' lIt .[H‘jtll‘,|)liilll Ii
luau I r-llll‘tllllif by it-mlt'. iIIIIl the pit:- -‘iI
WE MUST ACKI‘.OWLEDGE
tl'ill"Il nulh tlIIlt.» .llIIl I. \Iiitut‘u. urtIltI
IIIII lIiith only lt' liitd thI .
IIIIIIrs lI.1Itit‘:I!IIIl ’I'EII) \iiIrI :tll‘i'll‘il
\\‘lill :I \t'llt')‘ l'rtiui ll|.\ltlt illl' Itmtsv I
\ \\', lit‘liwl, illll‘ III the tits tI. I'll
with :t bullIIl In his ululorui'n llt‘ this
II\\I'l l';I.:n tin» ~III-IIII t.:‘
tlI'li‘. :tid :t'uiu llll' IIItIlI iII'IiI-I II. l‘Il It
,i: tllr ltuusw. lit-«Izt‘xttzg. in tin» door Iind
liI:IpEI‘I.‘. .It ill" llztliuiis \i‘llt llti ir t’lllllh
It: tliiIr h;.t d.» Another III“ tho [hissi-
tliIs illlll' Will} it wound III III.»
:Iltd |:\ tliit'I “I No llll Italians '
«l‘fllllillll ‘l‘btr ltztliztusuts .wun I
lllIlIlI' .
I.IIII Lu! H‘Vl‘l'ill I
In; I.IIu Iv. Lt'l :thr lI'ti'.I mt lllt‘lll
'.\t‘l'|‘ (“Illi'll't‘l :tud I'll In to tth l’IIllII
lI'il lititup ItIIdiIt :t ltiI:i\\' Eituz‘vl lli
tiuu- lllI \i'hultI limit ww ili'till‘I'Il
‘illtl II moi» of titttzty pi-uplu \\t'l‘t‘ in
(tout of ill" ll wk up
The lltliil'l‘ iil‘ I'llI‘ tI.\I.It ::I’II Lilldl‘tlilll:
ltlt'lillli uhd it is -~\IIIIItIIl t!I.tt :iii
‘.‘.l3l""lll \‘.ill bu 'lliitlt' to lilt.li\ ill and
truth tin» pi'i~utivt~
I‘It 't in
tin
llII 'll
.ttItl no.»
[It .ltIu.
tit‘l‘ittr :Iltvtllpt tti t‘N‘l'
VlOf\lt.I'\’lE.l\.‘T T') MASSACHUSETTS
Nottitn‘wr ll will bu Ilivl‘.
It-l to t‘UIlllllI‘lll
“in t‘II I.I
..t- it It illtliil'llt
'ii't I‘l‘l‘
' tl-I iltv I IIIII III \l:I ;~;tt llilrt‘iltu still
III: lll ilIII (‘l\il \\'ltl'
lt‘III . “Ronni. (lb mzi ltlIiY“’it‘t‘_ you
.. with you In llwl in l‘."lllltll form. you
' IIIIIt. ~mu ruin-"Iii, \uu li'Io‘ltmuit-
I»l.IipiI tilt. is III-Irv no'btuu i run mill
.IIII IlIII: I.I il‘. ,Ium :I- Hi“ itnporttirbztbll
I')’ of your liillli’ 'llilllt t-"
Slidid .\l:iiI flaw-h Ylil‘, round: I u~
to III-«III ttt IhtI I.Its~ tlillt'l‘ limitinwrt
HOW ill ENJOY llFEl
Veteran Traveling Man’s
Tale of the Road.
Lost Sleep and Business But
Learned a Lesson.
Mr. L. \V. Chase. who lives At. 11
Central St... Boston (when he‘s home).
is It I) pit-I.I tron-ling so icstnitn — keen.
alert, rt-udy ti. tulk business or fun.
lic has It large circle of friends. among
whom he in deservedly popular.
But. last fall Mr. Chase found himself
verv much run down in hctiith. When
his friends as ‘(ed what was the matter.
he said. ‘I [can ‘tslecp and lean I. eat I "
Well. when a man can‘t. sleep or out it‘s
serious. Mr. Chase grew worse till
his health was very much broken
1 initlly someone advised him to take
D (l: acne s '{ervnra the n orld‘ 5 great-
est nerve tunic. He took it and was
cured. Now he recommends it till along
the line Mr Chase savs s -
" Lut toll [got very much rundown in built:
And my nerve. want book on me entirely. I
could not out or sleep or Attend to my bustnul.
thin. (I! I tray tiling lulelmlfl.
" Alter tryin on him" doctor for I'lllle.
with very little Iltll In re: III a. lulnrtnd in with
Dr. Greene' 9 Nari-urn. Ind rarv tllltt‘ h In on .I Ir-
priso tuunoo MI- n to feel berm c'iull «of»
mi! Nit. unit uiiu enirw IL“. A'III 'I k w 'w
.nr seven bottles at ‘.r Gr. _. ..e' I Nam“ blow
and .zcrn ranhrlv. cnnd-ltro-l mtg-Iii t-ured "
Drumrinta evervwhere recommend and
sell Dr. flreene' s‘s‘ervnrn. Dr. Greene‘s
vice In free. Write ‘0 101 1'1th
Avenue. N. Y. Cit-1.
4““ rangiv' -,I.1I "I fiwr'lti:
A ‘MISIAKE IN ACCEPTING
ONE HUNDRED DOZEN
VESTS AND PANTS THAT
WERE NOT UP TO SAMPLE.
EVENING scnocIL ssssmus | 03.70,.“ I
_._.._. i
One Hundred Scholars Enrolled iul M”, “M“- ,\ Vit’d 'I\'\llti.\‘l-‘It ‘
“WM.” Building, I .\l “N llltltll' lll l'liIvtIltItItl, uIt h'tlll ‘ For LunCheon
'l‘th « wnhtu ht ltotil III-unit tls Wt‘l'it‘u
work hint night iIt iltI-
hit: with
tiny. Mun J\., Wilt‘ ot' (‘oI‘Itt-liun S. Vtin .
in ,m w. IWIIIIUIIIII'. Itnd tlItI duhuhtvr of tho littiIl
tlI‘tlItIttd II) and Soplnonlu lluwcn llit'ti
lI‘rItnltlin build
wrorl) si\ pttpil:;
or With Any Meal
Itlltt‘. T'IU‘II')‘ llt‘“ lll‘Ill. utII'II III.
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trill. illi: IIIIiI IIIur Ill_\ “hilt tetittttt‘nuI
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this is It I'ill'lI tllilltll’llllll l 'l‘hiI Iluvau Ih'fmnw ”1 “n H'“ “M“I ”I"! mm 5'3”":
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fliIItI'I. III, In III-I i|\l‘ll on liltiill.i)lli
out In il‘ilt'lllll.’ IbI» subtmt
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I'ltlt'ltt'll Ilu- lll‘ttl \illl) \\.'l~‘ i'l'tillli' in Will“ "‘I‘” "" “"II‘I'I' III the IttImlillti‘ Rally me
the IllllL’. slurp “Why ll... “I.I i.” ill'l'hi'“ ‘\ Hm” \"""‘ “""I' “‘Hi Kept SO in Moist Proof
tIIpliIId lth dIIII’IJIII "it \iItI. I'llullill Hmm‘lml m "M I'w'h ”WWW” “1':
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At Best Grocers
5c.
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i'llll'LII'tl l’tisi “‘lmkunhmh'l
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i\i’ lllil llIl tl \\ illuI ll~l Miss
llowt ll lIllwtml llIIIlI‘IH‘lt
iliI- tlIIIIIIrI Austin liIth‘ll.
'1i xtiptiuu of lir. lit.wI n,
',\\'tividsltwk. oil are I“ sidthts III” llronlt- I
Iyn. 'l'hII lIIIriIIl will luv on Tltttt'stltty.3
in illl' l'l'ltlt'ltI.‘\ Itt “Moth-lurk, l‘unti.%
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tilll'l'l‘) IIIIttlII ll\ Ilttnli llxI'.
no III thII.
into Illt‘
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\Mlllt. \Iitltin IIll~l t‘or tlu- lllsll'tt'l u.
NtiI'wItllt on llItI ltllt tljty III .‘v‘ll‘it'lllilil
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I in llll' tuitiliIt III lIIhttly I‘m. Iit' .‘x'tit'
\IIIIII. llt Mini lli\ll‘tt‘i, III: lllt'ullltlilll‘ pur-
Hill.
. Whorizt :, “H”. n H.,|,1“.“.m” 1““ ill“ lulu-I.I II will llt‘ llllll Itt hIII' hutnu‘ HARTFORD POSTWELLS.
lit'i'll lliillit' III ilttr- limit In lllt' Willi ”l ‘ “"‘lm‘l Johnny‘s \‘IIt‘siIm of an old tthIri‘ IS
limit) i‘tt.\ .II I-qu; In yup-III“ t' It... . l” V” ('.\.\il’. lthnt It littlt- supper is it dangerous
ion the l'IIll tl;t\ Ill (ltltllii'l‘ limo sLI-I 'l‘htI i‘IIhIttin» Id ill'llil‘ i‘iilllli‘ Ii [..l/thing.
l\‘-il~‘I ItIliuIluvii by this I‘IIIII. iii in in jIttii't- nl‘ MIs. .‘illl‘l‘lb M. Norton. of. The sort or board that out» guts of.
't'llllilliltI III‘ lIIlIllIl.‘.lll..t llt’l' Ittl‘titt's: ill I' [now rll'l‘t‘l. wtll llt‘ brought to Nor- I It $1i-ltIWPt‘k establishment iSn‘I a board
’It (tum I'Hlltll ii;t.-. Itpptumid III i|l‘|'j‘v\'illl\ lllli llill‘l‘ll‘ti in lth l'IIInily plotgof lit-ultlt.
ll‘tIl.Iill :t'ul mutt“, IIIIII lb..: i... II. l|t‘\\ I.III l'itu- l iuud mun-pity, 'l'le];'5_l;l_\l h‘otnt- people til't‘ st) t'tilllilllls' tlIItt.
I. -ltIl'i'Ii :.. t..-. I...I;I.~.t\ I.IIII I.» I...“ .\II-, (I.I.HI With" taunt-III)- «mound III.llIII.I' IlIIn‘t indulur in (my milk of hu-
itiiI'llIi" Iii tIIIIII.t:.I:I l.~I .Irt;.,I\, ..I..I liilhilll'\“ III Nuruull. Ilt' «I\ptri~d Hm. Inuit ittndni'ss t'or l‘IIItr IltnIri~ Intty ill)
'tIt‘tIi’iIiI. Iut: (Illll'l tint «hi lll‘ Iti- ditily. Sunday. Ill Now \urlt IKt‘l'mH ill it.
Inuit-III iron .I..t2d l'iili.~t‘l‘\ It III.I.III l." .\'..'lt.\l. I”; H .l SAVAGE ii :. lhi' I‘tllllllt‘h who quit t'ttttrling
Itu.l tbut tl.-I II uptu» Ill lI.-I- ”I.I. II .iilIIIu they quit lionrytttouning tlIuI :IIII,
. 'l‘l-II i'lll II';I| Iil' lITli .l S‘tt‘u .. Ii" I» - .
‘I . M...” 1., I“... ’H m ”M "m l-u- I. W H .h‘m \{l' i up: in tItki- tlic Iiillrinuttw still. of IIIII
illIiI Ii-Il. lb.. ..lltl :Ipi-Iti .l"Ilil Int. ”1 . .. . \. ’ ll‘ ' , ‘ ’ Il)l‘tt[ltl.\t||tlll [but tItIIrttIttziI 1>It ltoluw.
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NM [NW N... m I' -l ., ,. III, III .t. .I.t.tttntt l.tptt;~t I lllllt' l. Vl- k k ‘1
. I . _ .. ., i u. Ill \ 1... mil mm, I” “I“ “1"“th M, l mm!” it. not outltii' tuoittint; should it tI
1......quu (1.,” pump “I.I..u IlII mu I.I- ”mm” "P l' \ \I “I" ”r ‘IWIW ti II to blow up ”It mum-li- of his wit to
ll.'\1ll. .IlIIl IlItt .t II-I- .I: II ww- lit‘. 1 ‘H l ) U " ‘, department
tliiI\ Ill litkt't I.- l. I. \ III. l: 'm "' I l“ ““h “mph ”1" '1‘” -. .‘II i . . ' .-
.'* . Ilm l. I I . .. it WNW” \H ”mm“! “.H “I ”“1 my lti lit: til\t,\ out of M‘lt’tl It “ill be
ititl:l'.\.lltl7' I.I riliil lIIIIIili t'ux by Jill M '\ W “‘1 ‘l‘ "W‘W Vt-u-nibois hi both found on iIl\'tI.~ll;.:.ili(ill Iltttt tlIII youth:
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I.I. .Il-'I. t.- IIII on. II.. III I.I-mi. tl.- 1M!” Mum" H 7 MM l. ttthld I. ‘l tr-llow \iho Iillntlws to his ltiIhIIr Its
lilll I.IH til'x‘IlVr-Illlk‘lt' tum: “A”, H ”I m “J h H, mm‘ mwl ‘\ ’l‘biI timber or its The Old Man is
iii-.Ntt‘. \\ tiItII IIId‘ ., ' ‘ ' ‘addirtvd to the l.'l£Zt'lt‘t'ltt‘ habit.
our will tIIi n i'l‘ token to Mr.
lult' it
Suvtttzo‘y
'l‘liII I‘IIIII'tins will It.-
IIIIIII'IIIII in ltiriIrsiIlu t‘unu-Iwry, tumor
.lit.l III. ll: “H. 'i‘hi- woman who is just Its pleasttnt
and III-hint when talking to Bridget In
,\: .I III ‘II l'i i't’IIliztl . buidwn .IIt .‘\‘ u rth llii‘ kiItIhtIn us she _is 1n tlltl‘i't’l‘siiIR
THE FACTORY SAY THE Hulk. “mum and M H... ll,.l‘|I' I.I "I'VII‘it" (W v!“ Wll ll ‘< villi thi- IziItIsts lit the .‘i tI'tIltu'k pi: k
i‘lll\\itll‘\. on It.“ tItlt Ilil," ut' Nuwm ‘l‘l'iIl 1.1:” “A" M. ‘2”; lI‘li/IilIIilI‘IlpI lull stands high up in the lItItItIi-utum
, ‘ . wr. .\ I. l:III.:. ‘ ‘ ‘ ' ‘ “ L" II‘mln-
CARMEN I’S ARE EQUAL TO ll: ti... numb. uI‘ llIII‘IttiI (fox. ul' Nor ‘11:}?infinw'l‘ll‘wu i“ “NH-H“? h”: 1“,} 'l‘IhI ro's nothing Into unit-tillsh in IIIII
iiull. .tI I«.t;d “hill ‘1, nil ilil .Iiiuiiii' l) I “UL-j, AMI}. “1 .'.1”1.l;:‘.”:1',‘\h; I milk “'“m'l” h” addi‘ lonttl "' hu‘“ 3‘ ‘ U W
ANY MADE THAT RETAIL mu _\‘\.':" "“dl' I ‘ n'yf'" """l'll': ' "f“;fl" ilIlIIii'l'lIllis in various t'nnnmtlt‘ut t'otn-
\'.‘lI- rt ‘1“. WI t- u .ItppiIt :IIIIItI hr: 1,. \“lh; 3"” HI llfil’)(xixl‘\‘<-I, 31": ruin” It”: “quill”-
. _ l‘I'tLl :I..: II- I. .II. tour II. [in ..uu ‘_ " ‘ .' ’. ‘i . 'i‘iw way of lllt‘tl‘tllld'l‘t'ssttr is hold.
AT A QUARTER AND RL- Hum” “w i'iituill; it: wh’qnn‘w ”1m l\l\ (II-III‘IIII‘II luillwl'l will tltllrluir ‘IllIIl. ttttt'til'lllllalt‘ly. ”I: \'ll‘tlltllls nitill
II“ Tim l‘I'li «'.II. ..I; HI I III: liIIII, fi- .. I‘\.l"i.-\I\-l{ Fl “'5‘”; dim I'llt'tiliiitt’i'.~ ot'tIttsionItl strutvlws
FUSED TO "MAKE GOOD." 1w. ItIljiixltI'Il I. III». t‘.Ilt'l I... m . III“ i'_III_~III .: WWII” Ii. SIIIII-IIII- m Imkr I'Htlli
Mi h Mum. \ m ”pd... ‘ .I ‘1. lJIllvv'l ill ,\;II.‘.’l“ SIKEHNH‘. III' Squib Noi- A my, “ho on‘visiting his rurnl
. , . ., ,. I.I I' .\.:I II I. lIit‘IllIlill'I II, I I in.» ;.. I ‘3 "' 9”" I" W "I - II\\ I‘IIIIIIIIII. ,\w ..r tandmothvr in the tall MI is Is .wiII
WE itNO“ THEY ARE NOT Wm ”,1, Wu.” "1‘. ”N. I“ u M ‘l.l\' lbw IIIII...tt~ \n-I llllitil In \' .~t.t 5,4 pip... of pumpkin piohi; auwn.
I. ,-» «III II In his tilllli II. Illtli ;~ II.»I.. I.I "'I W" "1"?” undttttn tor the puzzle department.
EQUAL TO OUR IDEA or ‘pubu u; 'I.th»l III: in :I‘tzaI'I :il"l .‘lli‘: .IIILPITCI'2I iI“l!l.'i‘tI.\‘ 'l‘hv sort of girl that we like is Ulit‘
Ninth- tut. INIu . .I.I.t I. luv III ‘ “.1 II .I. . l' .I.. . who I'Ill;ll|lt"S wl‘o “I'll wrtrb the dishes wnh Itll lilt'
WHAT A CHlLD’S VEST (IN; 1. .t I.Iu I “It I puppy II..i._p out It uIII’l li'l HM l lIII. IIIIIIIII I’II liiui Io-pan cluIiIrt‘II'thss that who displays in going
‘,_u_ ”1,. h .1“; : , U; I.I. ..l“. In I... .I In t i.iI- ll‘. t. r!.. ii. i l'l'lli. through It dressmaking ordeal.
it. It." to ‘.I, I: IIIIIt I‘; It I”; IIII I out}. NIH‘W-Ilh’. lint tip-n 'hvro‘s human satisfaction
SHOULD BE. MANY CON- H. in It :wt ’l‘hII' ‘iliii‘ ilglltiitdlnl II lIt’ I. IllllriinI l :t: ill“ .» tll'l ‘hI knowing that a woman who always
. ;lyl":“.jl. .tI d- I: Il'il-lll:‘- :I' I..t lit bu f .L -~- ~‘ f .. Speaks disparnglugly of her neighbors
(ERNS WOULD r-IUT 'EM IN V \l..u~ ill .NII‘IIII'EIIII‘III. .Iu lull Il'l) u lhIIty‘s‘oiu thug; I Will my. rcI finds later on lllill her neighbors
‘._ _..,.”.1,... In.” H, .II II. ‘ill l. .uy- ill' motto d .\h \llllilll,\_ unit that Is tbot .‘ spunk dispuragiugly of her.
mum] that :itlltlit' [lliiltl‘ :IIII ,. ll b.- .viI. ll.)‘ IIIIIII-IIIIII .\l‘:llIt'lltl hits It fine Iii», ~~-»—-—~~w
AT REGULAR PRICE BUT
WE CANNOT AFFORD T0
I‘li'. :tIi-l lint! :t llllI’ :tnd .l'iv‘~lwtl top) II i.~itiuti"' ' "Where did you go for Your vant-
‘Iut' 'thsI ordinw bv liIiI \iIth tluI I‘Iir. "looted“ ltiun, old man?" .
.wriutor of rind lliuuro l‘tt.\ by :In in "lizdiIIId"‘ ‘ 3 "Well i wztntml to take tothowoods
&liiiTl'l't‘l‘l pmwm, on or bIII‘uI-I tlu lltli “Tl". tIlt‘ 'lbtz thv s‘m can sit t‘or' but ill) wife anticipated me. ’
ilIii Ill Noiiu- 'nt l. o.‘. . bout-s li~t~ not: to lltIl‘Sl.‘lf play on the ‘xiititlpzitotl you?"
lllI‘.\ ill \\' IililIZ-‘illlii'. ptztnti sinIh lt“llilt'killlll? sclt'wontrol."l “Yes Slit took to her wouldn‘tc,’
.Iudcc ..\\‘.I.~'ltiu;:t\:n Stitt'. | — [iI‘Itroit Free Press.
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BARGAIN COJNTER. ALL
SIZES.
the each
\Dctlmsdag
and
Dhurstlan
20 T0 34, AT
HEARING IN INSANITY.
Mrs, Ducre Opposes PetitIOn for Plac
ing Her in Restraint.
in the Bridgeport probate court. ye:-
lcrtlny. there was It purlinl hearing in
the «use of Mrs. Mary Dttere. who by
physicians has been pronounced iti-
sane and should not be al'owed a
large. After hearing part of the tee
tlmony, .ludec (‘ourh‘in continued
the hearing tititil tomorrow forenoon
The petition is brought by Cecil E.
Rowland. who asks that Mrs, Duerc
he committed to the state hospital for
the insane at Middletown. At the
time the petition was brought Mrs.
Duere was committed. temporarily: to
the sanitnrium at Westport. The hear-
ing was to have been held last Sut-
tirdny, but at her request. it was post-
poned. as she declared she was not
insane. and desired to he represented
by counsel. Yesterday she was repre-
sented by Attorney Carl Foster. The
petitioner was represented by Attor-
ncy Henry E. Shannon. Witnesses
told of her strange actions on various
occasions, but she stoutly maintained
that she was not Insane and should
not be deprived of her freedom.
Smith—I wonder what Brown in-
tends to III) with ull the inotinv he got
tor those historical novels he wrote.
Jones-Ho intends to travel. He
feels that he ought to visit some of the
places he wrote about; just to see
what they are Ilka—rite.
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CALL 58-2.
Seymour’ sStor—e
GOOD THINGS TO EAT.
720 OUR SPECIALTY 720
This week we offer Seven hundred and Twenty Bottles. a special inducement in Liebig's
Beef Wine and Iron. a nutritive tonic for the Blood and builing up of the system. 39c. bottle. or 3
, bottles for one dollar. These goods atc of the best rapid sellers an d it wanted call for it immediate-
ly. as it will soon be gone
NEW GOODS.
New Maple Syrup. New Buckwheat. New Cereals. New Teas.
The finest Coffee grown—can't be found elsewhere in town.
Beautiful Rosy Butter. the best you can find for miles around.
New Figs New Raisins.‘
We blow our horn because we have the goods to back it up. Try us and see what splendid
satisfaction you get.
The Ferris Hams and Boneless Bacon.
The best of everything at popular prices.
0. E Seymour Leading Grocer 33 West Washington Street.
New York Flare.
We lead; others attempt to follow. Our sales last Saturday demonstrated the fact once more. Wise people
take advantage of our GROCERY BARGAINS. Our figures are always down to the lewest notch. Be up-to-date and
buy at prices that will suit anybody's pocketbook. And don't forget that we give 16 ounces to the pound and full
WEIGHT on everything you purchase here.
HOW DOES THIS LINE OF BARGAINS SUIT YOU?
Finest Elgin Creamery Butter. lb.. 25:
Fancy Native Potatoes.
20 lbs. Granulated Sugar tor $1.)0
Pk.. 23c; bu.. 85c
Lean California Hams. lb.. 8c 21 lbs., extra C Sugar for $100
Full Cream Cheese, lb.. 15c Beat Pure Leaf Lard. lb. lie
3 cans Early June Peas for 25c Ginger or LemOn Cake. lb.. 5c
Very Best Milk Crackers. lb.. 8c Large Bottle Blue Label Catsup. 21c
Cape Cod Cranberries. Qt. 9c Monarch Cocoa (best in the world).
Mocha and Java Coffee (rich flavor). Box. 20:.
lb.. 30: Campbell 5 Soups (all flavors). can 9c
Rockwood's Premier Chocolate Cake. Quart Jar Choice Table Jelly for 10c
17c Pint Jar Pure Fruit Jam {Or 10:
Chaice Jersey TomatOeS. can. 90 2 Pkgs. Cero-Fruto for 2.0
Just arrived. a carload of our famous Maud S Flour.
Better get a barrel before the real cold weather sets in. Price way down for the next five days. Every BAR-
RELL GUARANTEED.
New York Grocery Company’s Both Stores,
NEW STORE: 118 WASHINGTON s-r.. NORWALK'S LARGEST
l souru NORWALK. onocsnv swine»
35 AND 37 MAIN STREET,
‘1. NORWA ALK.
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