1... ,1. why6\fikw
For Norwnlk and in
night and launder. »
that was in the St.
yesterday morning has
up unifisuglly low pressu
hitm,N ., reports a be.
ing 0118.84 inches.mlt
brisk to high west to nort
in New nurture
prevails today in all secti
the lower Missouri valley.
parature continues mild. I
favor (or this vicinity part1
weather ivith high Westerly wl
not much change in temperate
m
Clifford Arnold left today i
iilon‘ N Y. where he will nttcn
gate University.
;—-Best Pot Roast 6 to 140.
tery's . Market. ,
An important meeting of the South
Norwalit Republican Club will be held
Autumn 1sale of china be so well
, this can be said:
in good taste.- and of easily—soon
' St'iS with floral patterns and gold
,, edge. worth $13.50, and $15—$9.
‘ay can the merit of the
by somcaexampies. (iii
writing that the hole included;
It' is useful and
value, and nit low price.
But read those examples and
see-wand remember that each
stands as the representative of
several others:
Austrian china dinner-sets of
114 pieces with border decoration
in gold incc~$1855m
American porcelain dinner—
scis of 130 pieces ‘with green hol-
ly decorations, ' worth $21——
$14-75- ~
AlllcriCan.
porcelain dinner-
'i‘\\-1'lve-i3iece tellet-sets‘ with
slop-jar, rich decorations, were
this evening and a large attendance-
is desired.
~—Men’s and Boys‘ Caps O'Brien'a.
The leaves are fast leaving the trees
and those that retain .their’floliagez
have discarded their summer green
for brawn and gold. rue turning
the leaves was unusually early thii pnlccfuivase and globe decorated
in rich color, worth $5 ——$2 95.
good shooting while many leaves r
vorably to the hunters as there is n
goot shooting while many leaves
main on the limbs. "
~Marvolous good values in the
and 290 sale now going on at)!..
Smith and 00. ‘
The remains of Mrs Benjamin Te
5, pie were brought to Bethel this morn
ing from East Norwalk on the 10:16.
train, and were taken directly to the
cemetery tor interment in the family
plot. A number of relatives
friends it om this place joined the fun-
eral precession -Danhury News, Fri-
day.
...—au—
5 ~Roh'sti Pork 14c lb. lit Schaub's.
“Purgatory," Volume II of the El-
iot translation of Dante's Divine Com-
edy, and Volume 1 oil Tarbell's Life
of Lincoln. are missing from the South
Norwnlk Public Llhrary. Doubtiess
sortie subscribers have orerimked these
books in returning the companion vol-
umes of the sets. The librarian would
be glad it these volumes could be
found since the sets are incomplete
without them.
-——Legs Mutton, 12c lb. Hayes's.
F. A. Weed, D. M Davidson, C. J
Pope. Margarctl). Parker W. R. Pluti,
E. Mlllbrandt Jr., Mr. and M1s.C. H.
Warren, Lewis B Marvin, C. C Fitch
New York: Walter 8. Arnold Boston,
Mass; W. C. Rice Newton. Mass;
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Phelps Warren.
Troy, N. Y.; J H. D. Gregg, Bridge-
port; W M. Lyman. Hoivoke; W. I).
Brigss. Homer. N it: H. (.‘., Pritchurd
i-lnrntoga, were guests last night at the
Hotel Clifford.
-——A big line ladles' 350 heavy ribbed
underwear for this sale 29c ea M.
s. Smith and Co.
x ‘OWRW MOVES.
The finest city and village Churches
are painted with the Lehman e Marti-
nez Paints. and we want every
Church to accept our donation when-
ever they paint
8 & 6 make 14, therefore when you
want fourteen gallons oi paint, buy
only eight of 11.8: M. Ind mix six 8
loos pr pure Linseed all with it,1n
his actual dent of paint about 31.20 .
per gallon.
Don't pay $1. 50 a gallon for Linseed
Oil (worth 60 cents) which you do
when you buy other points in a can
with a paint. label ohi
Many houses are well painted with
tour gallons of I» ”burned three gai-
ions of blamed Oil mixed therewith
W 5 genre" like gold.
obrated Points are sold by
thins & Dow. South Nor-
ll Binnie!" iiarrlwore
and I .
friends accompanied the remains and
$0.75 to $950-$575. _
Handsome pictures in many
.515. its of frame, worth $2.50 and
things. ~ il‘t‘ Milli“
lamps in 'a new shape“ with
i
Portable gas-lathps with tub-
~*.l)11r11cr and mantle, worth
.75 and,$2—~$1.25. ‘
Fine cut glass. rich of pattern
lisp. utrglass tumblers with fluted
’ so, worth $2 (iv—«$1.25.
r1111. ROWLAND
DRY GOODS co.
Bridgeport: Cor
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Logs Mutton, 120 1b.; Foroquan-
5, 8c lb. Heyes‘a.
W
- ’ . A. Hausohlld, of Maple street, has
‘ 3 Mary Tully has taken a pool-
t the Norvlaik Boston Store.
lbs. Chop Beef 26c, at Schaub's.
, John
D. Taylor, of Benton
Inlop Derbies. O'Bricn's;
’ 0girdle. Heath,'ol’ New Cannon. is
r millinery at the Misses Si.
.orwalit.
line ruffled curtains 500 up
3 Smith .11 Co
Alvord. or South Main
to Philadelphia yesterday,
nude two 11
Fruit 90 River
Norwaik nil 'i‘wo etc
New Canaan,
—Dr.r' ascanop
A meeting of m 5,, Buttery Milt.
is spending Sunday in New.
t .
3% trip. ~
..Pure Lard: bile. Hayes'ii. "
9 11112 I. :11. Ho 5:30 p. m. ,
at
40
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to
lie
to
was held last or lug but
this flutters were [magnet mi: " rests?
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we
._ l1 lived sevruii Willi! in Rug.
inibhl‘igeduring that time we luv
slept in the satiation (if “in poorest;
peasants. while I have enjoyed also;
the splendid bolpiiuiiii’ 0’ ihe upper
classes. spanking the isnfluiiite i have;
“i.
”W!"
3mm the demo... or Russ and Finn.
state or attaira in ‘
y that my experience bears Wt.- 5
”non Scherbntoi'f's statement, that
the great masses of the “Ulllflan pa“.
nuts are content with their lot Com-
groin] prosperity in grant in Poland.
ntll three years ugo.
Bobrikoff’s rule supplanted that of
the wise and politic ileum Haydon,
llinlu‘nd was also contexmd
the lbyaity of the Russiun mujlk to
his Emperor, there is no possible '
doubt of it.
But Russia is passing timuugh a
period of revolution. The mass of the
population is still agrarian, but the
large towns have or late yo .ii‘ti grown
enormously in number and size.
the towns there exists a new old dis
contented race.
Russia. it has neither hercduury ex-
perience, talent, education nu even
determination suiilclsnt fur the Link
This class. from which are 1h 1.1111 the
“inflow!“ who spread ubmxul literu
ture, is the cause of the greatest mis-
ery and sorrow, not only to its dupes.
who are many, but to those Russians
who would gladly see some
freedom gradually meted out in the
country.
The army in Russia serves .1; u no
tionni educator.
crults Ihailed to annual service which
some eight yours ago was only use
000 man, now amounts to 0111 iii!) (Kit)
men 01‘ this large number ooh about
they Join the colors. By the time they
have completed their tour yt'tlrs' It'l‘lli
missioned ofllcers have
these men to raid and write, in addi-
tiou to their military curriculum. lint
~here is the irony of “HE-lilo good
which has heen'done often turns out
London Times.
Mrs. Mead’s School.
‘Rflmflu September 22d.
COLLEGE PREPARATORY. GENER-
ATTRACTIVE PRIMARY DEPART.
are y this time pretty well-introduced
to the public of South Norwalit. but .
Mun it
. to RulI Country.
my trains ulwayfi endearoran to?
into conversation with and as.
Tartar and Cnucasiuu. us to the
the i‘llulrtry. 1'
MW"; Gen
As to
In
It aspires to govern
soil of
The number u' to
per cent can rend and Willl' .s on
service their officers liiid lloli-l'ulll-
lilught all
evil. for those soldiers. just 11.1..
read, are those who accept mui he
to in the seditious stuff semi out
them, us I have mentioned ubi'ne. —-
HILLSIDE. NORWALK.
AL AND SPECIAL COURSES
OF STUDY FOR GIRLS
AND YOUNG
LADIES.
W
MENT FOR vouuosa.
PUPILS.
l
—--—I___
FOR CIRCULARS ADDRESS
MRS. M. E. MEAD.
Miss Boorum,
DERMA 701.0015 7'.
CHIROPODIST.
Looktvood's Hall.
Humour. Conn.
I (lilies (Yours;
TIIIplmnI
Connection.
THE
B. C. CapSules
lab to remind you of the fact
A Rare
Struts. Narwalk. Carin"
AUTOMOBILE
NSURANCE.
Particular! 0!
insurance Agency of
JACOB M. LIYTON.
R R. Arm. South Nprumlk.
Telephone 86-3.
SELFI‘RAMING
MUFFINS GEMS, FRITTERS.
‘ HtthRLinnEs-‘itwttl" lilumt 60111111.
TO BUY A
BUILDING LOT.
In the Cantor at a Low Price.
TA YLOR It GOLDEN offers for. sale (on Bulldln‘g
Lola an Quincy orroof. between Butler and Orchard 5
All Prices Ranging from
$250.00 to $500.00 Per Lot.
This is about the last chance to
Obtain a building lot in the center
for a home at such low prices.
Map 05! lot: at our office. when full particular: will be
cheerfully furnished
Taylor St Golden.
'14 Washington Street.
SOUTH NORWALK.
They
‘ out or emplrgmsnt has earned tor this
Isumu~ssoms runway. HP-
‘ MIR, 0o
Chance
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Getting L, Shut 1n Life
What Shell the Young
Man he? a
Business glvei young men cuiulre
u. hits and customs;
0?
thin it its khi‘l
tlmnt‘lly 3:: mag: 11 r m Hill:
the places or those with whom they
have been associated.
SARTAIN'S BUSINESS OOLLIGI
is it good school. The fact that till
school holds the State Record for has
worn proves to you that it is good.
Prat. Bottom hits educated in his DI!
and Night School over one thousand
young men and women and placed
them in seed positions.
The carom attention given to its stu-
dents. the uniform success. lite gradu- ‘
atom in booths» life and the fact that
not one Combined course graduate is
institution a right to be known as
"Tile Mgchfl It. man I lipooialty or
NIW TERM—DAV AND NIGHT
i .-
9
why not entrain 1,
The goods are of the same high standard whiohi i oiiw
‘we send them out to you, confident of giving satisfactir
maintain. and our stock and assortment is larger. The '1
us from the very best looms of this country and from iii."
most reasonable prices.
Winte
38 inch Zibcline Suitings 1n Plaids and Mixed Colorings, at.
36 inch All Wool Nun’ s Veiling and Albatross' 1n all evening
shadcsanddarkcolors,at 5nd:
4: inch Cheviot Suiting 1n tan, grey. navy. green and black, .
at.............. ..... . ...... . ....... ....50c
54 inch Tweed Suitings. invisible plaid, new styles, at. . .
..II.‘,.-III- .-
It'l‘A
54 inch Twecds, check suiting. all new colorings, latest styles. 7
at. . .
............
48 and 50 inch Victoria and Broadcloths in all new shades; .
and black, at ..................
III» ........
'36 inch Lining Satins. at .......... .. . . . . ..81.o
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We sell Skinner’s Guaranteed Satin in all principal shades.
ao-oo Washington street,
Smith Nor-walk. Donn.
Just the word "COAL" ought to be enough this time ol‘the'iyear u.” b
you in with an order. By this time everybody in this town ought to it w
the kind of coal we sell and the way we handle it. Those who have tried
our coal SAY THEY WANT NOTHING BETTER. Try one single ton hate
you buy elsewhere. Our price is as low as anywhere.
run HARRIS & GANS on
Cool; Wood, Hay, Grain and litter!
ayard, 88 Water Itreet, South Norwhiit. ‘
42-5.
Office and
Telephone call FI‘I'I piil‘voi'y.
Millineru Opening
Saturdau. Mondau and Tuesdau
Dot. or 3rd and I!!!
S. S. TILLOTSON’B. ‘
as wasumorou smear. sourH NORWALK, GONNA
$10 to $50
135.7510 $10
Roll Top Desks
Office Chairs
Raymond and Son’s
546 and 48 Main Street. Norwallt.
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morn» IN You “out.“ It
$5 09 per ton.
IHMH coin. lItitIIniy
y “chill“. from Initial no I
_ bil‘m IllVIrIdip your bin." ' ‘ '
fluid ll . ii new ,,
l mWDrlvm. him: OIIi. , ’
Norwalk Chronicler