THAT DOEaN’Tm Milli. . , .- . contributed article and emphatically with ‘First District In the misery consideration. The Thai its... about personal iii ssues controlling is a a nauseating to men of ligand is treating the Ale district and airmen of ‘epce as though they foolish of fools. No man diet could: be deceived ‘ 1 editorial. in r" is headed : last “it Was Not “An old saying'le "A always flutters" ’i‘his before it was struck “A once needs no accuser ” ‘ , .ults unaccountable" are I ow that the smoke etc." t uses half a column to reiterated profession, its is houtinued‘d didn t do it." every suspicious. 1 quote " ’(you J would think that No, built adds emphati- ' lly‘a and"simply'so.”'l"lie ar- y s, It it has any force at Brown was “kulfed” In strict by Republicans, and ad» was “halted" in. that at by “his friends." South Democrats may well say is from our friends." is Republicans may well eBave us from our Re- nemies,” or shall it be. oruse a right term, and say "Wholly and simply so?" i the useless jargon of . the most earnest Cou .iit this end of town. Republicatiocsu see any ,arguuienE in the Hours sails Norwaik proper the ad, wanted two selectmeu. ~ Democrats theirs so as to and both South Norwelk uttered, one left outside erotic friends, the other grit .seiectinan, third on a ssh Republican in a Re- ,. lb had Norwaik Republl their pledges of party foal ldhave received five bun. * 1dr. Editor. and you. my w. Norwelk. is going ab ‘ e lion‘s share. hold the nag nieces. All this. j if. talk about Justice to are pappycock. Yet you it support o: the Republi—c \ M District” r.. lie, in order to de- flouth Nowaik hiicah. Would have been Illa First District Republlu‘ ‘, Thip 'article headed. would at least have honest title. The tics: in lions in South. min "It that It is entitled to . "unaccountable results." ‘ Republicans knifed their tic- ~ _ I" have not entirely failed lobe of . electors oi .wihls create nation would Finally. at the lut‘paragraph “lua- is but inst to the people of the Second District . iimndition should be made to! known and fully under stood"* My readers if after twice reading the Hour's effusion you are not convinced it is because you lack Wilt But it, on the other hand you are convinced "itrwas not sectional" mill” in my judgment. are still more witlesii. “is it fully understood?" Very truly. ONE OF‘ THE [TN-RECONSTRUCT- ED DIVISIONIS'PS. _ FASHIONS. We“ ‘ It seems as If all gowns were worn with girdles this season. Many of these little ionisine affairs are very elaborate. I love to see the young woman with goodirorm wear tailored street cos- tumes of simple design, and I think some of them love to wear that kind. too. t seems the proper way. Elab- orate finish seems to me to be more appropriate for afternoon. evening. dinner and gowns of that sort. There are’leather cases made to hold: the cushions- which thu traveler takes along to make her Joumey more comfortable. Such a case would make an acceptable Christmas gift. If a bit of very narrow collar bone is attached to the top of your lace stocks. they will keep their shape much better and longer. A little kerosene In the water in which you wash your windows will make them shine and be better for paint or varnish on the adjacent wood work. It is said that vinegar and water will restore the black of some mater ls. s. The handy upholstered seats which make cleanly receptacles for shirt- waisis are made use of as well by the girl whose rooms are spacious as by her who has to utilize every square foot of her cozy list to best advantage There are so many handy little artl else to be made of the pretty crashes. canvasses. linens silks, etc. that one Is not pardoned for making a Christ- mas gift that is merely pretty. 1191 it he, of some practical use and it will be much more valued and remind one of the giver more frequently. Opera bags, laundry bags, bags for knitting. mending. embroidery. etc, etc.—-—they are numbered by the score. Who has not regretted trying to embroider on a linen woven of flat threads. It In said that the color of the fur. nishings in o'ne's home has a great in. fluence on the temperament. of the In- males. Borax ls just as effective and far pleasanter to use for canker in the mouth than alum-wine old- fashioned remedy ~;. , summon: “Monika-rap. Made a Seepch of Aeeptsnce ,at Con- - vontion In NorWIch. NORWICH. Oct. Cir—Congressman Frank "B. Brandegee was renominated by the Third District Republican Con- rention this afternoon. He made a speech of acceptance of some length saying in part: M.r Chairman and gentlemen of the Convention: "1 thank you for this nomination to membership In the highest pepiilar legislative body on earth. I appreciate most deeply this renewed assurance of your continued confidence'nnd re’ gard. “During the two years of my ear vice In Washington 1 have attempted to represent the varied interests of this district to your satisfactor. and al- though a representative'in Congress cannot attain the height of usefulness ,and influence in a single term. 0 hope some service to this historic constit~ uency." . Mr. Brandogoe In great detail din cussed the tariff and sound money is: sues, closing with an eulogy of Presi- dent Roosevelt In which be said: ‘ "The Demoorutic party today Is agreed only upon one thing and that But more opposition will avail notli. ‘ ._ .. , InTgl ant .«thiit lparty can siliowfitiin‘g: :9: r DIVIDENMOT'CE w at opposes is wrong out w a ‘ proposes to right. What not of the “‘13,?th COUNTY Republican party durin this admlnls- . “ VINCE I‘NK. tration has been wrong but single thing have we done that the patriotic like to see undone? What act of noose will set ide If it Is entru ted with power? is not enough to president. it Roosevelt was only a eat and eat public man lilies. and they Would be near th t n ilfluflin ills record Illi aupW all no hits pic. "entirely and ubdoluielyfifl “wholly 3 g and simply so." is opposition to the Republican party. ' velt dam the Democratic party say it base the «mecratlc president they would make the welklni ring with his praises. They ‘ by he use“ a second adhesion-- at It I) emisli and he Iii sup. . party. which is in ‘CONUNDRUM When is a trough more than a cough? ‘ When it’s a settled cold. When it ban on in 3 iii: of all you can 5:. Cou mix- tures Won’t cure it ecause they are merely for a cough this is something more. Scotn) sEmuision wreaths cough ecause it cures the something more. It heals and repairs the inflamed tissues where the cold has taken root and prevents its coming back. - We'll send you s sample free upon request. ICOTT a BOWNE. 400 Pearl Strut. New York. He stands for the rights oi' the plain people. He has demonstrated his ca- pacity In every walk or his. As sni- dent and scholar, as an author of the history of his country. as a frontiers- man and soldier. as governor of the Empire State and as president of the notion be him performed evory duty with conspicuous ability and has hon- orcd himself and the country. Upon such a record and with such a canal- wute the Republican party appeals to the conscience and the lntell genre oi the nation To the young voter. to the young man about to cast his first vote, let me say, do not hesitate to ally yourself will the party that moves fon ward and keeps in touch with the pro- gress of the century. with the party which now represents the sound sense. the high aspirations and the patriotic endeavor of the ‘American/ people." LA FOLETTE TICKET REGULAR. MADISON. Wis. Oct. 5.-Thc Su- prcine Court today decided the La Fol- ltete ticket regular Three Judges. Marshall. Dodge and Winslow, are for the La li‘o oiletio faction. Chief Jus- tice Cassoday dissects The opinion will be led later by Justice Marahall._ .-...-. .--.“ THERE ARE NO CROOKED mouse that are practiced at our bank: that loads right straight on to that ROAD OF SUCCESS. Our depositors are certain of earn- ing on their deposits the best rates of interest. In times when money is close our surplus always is large When you want your money It can be had and no delays. We are solid as the Rock of Gibraltar. and for that rea« son ask you to deposit your savings with us_ WE PAY FOUR PER CENT. iNTEREBT. THE SOUTH NRRVALK SAVINGS UNITED BANK BUILDING. cMiliiileiii Openind‘o‘ Friday and Saturday 50m. 30 and Don! tiFnll line of Trimmed and Untrlm- med Hats ouhand. Good goods. good work and reasonable prices. Miss l. E. Hutchinson . 98 WASHINGTON ST., ‘ . (WITH M‘. 8. SMITH A CD.) . inn—i..— Norwdlk. Ct. Bept.15.1904 Ata meeting oi directors of the Fairileld County havings Bank held this dam! dividend at the rate of 4 per cent. per serum was declared from the earnings of the six months ending Septu80. 1004. The same is due Oct. 1st and payable on and alter Oct. 10th, 1004 . SEYMOUR CURTIS. Secretary. than“ (is was standing on the table and Mrs. . cated in said Estate may be notified There Is but one road we travel and“ FeiItOpeiiAl‘so , ' “ 'Siitiiidgiiif’i‘iidhi , CROMXVELL. a(lot Emlflrst rgo s. anti r was 31 hesitant before Justice. Dc Merino Middle own. today. on charges invoi lag the violations of , Chapter 1,417 of. the”? tainted. specific allegations pain that hard on order to appropriate. town those with the intent to prejudice the town. and had made false ientr‘ies in the books in regard to the payment of money on those orders; Th0 plaintiff was Third Selectman Arthur H. ll. Boardmcn. iilld the trouble was the outcome of the roadrbuiidlng squabble last. opting. Butler who held in $100 ior trial at the Superior Court as the justice found probable cause. it is iiulmcd that Butler took halt a dozen men to Mlddletowu as witnesses In the Injunction case brought against him to restrain him from building a road. and that he paid the men :1. 60 a day out of the town funds. drawing an or- der wrongfully to get the money. and then charging the money on the town account as under another designation. Boardman claims that as Butler was the personal defendant In the injunca tlon proceedings he was personally ii- able for the expenses of the men and not t town and that the town had no rig t to pay the money. FLY POISON 8V MISTAKE. TORRINGTON. Oct. 5.°"MI'B. Wil- ibim Gibbons of Pleasant street, this place. is lying critically ill other home as the result of taking fly poison by mistake at an early hour this menu ing. Al: about three O'CIock she arose from her bed and went to the kitchen to get a drink. A bowl 0’1"in poison Gibbons drunk this thinking it was tea 1ch by her little daughter Two physiiians were called and a stomach“ pump was used. Mrs/Gibbons will probably not recover, canes 76 Sierra; Accouur. District of Norwnik. as. Probate Court. October 4. A. 1).. 1904. Estate of William H. Ferris late of Norwalk In said District deceased Ordered. That the administrator ex- hibit his Administration account to this Court for adjustment. at the Pro- bntc rifllcq In Norwalk. on the 11th forcnoon; and that all persons inter- therour, the administrator: will cause this order to be published in a news- paper having a circulation In said Dis- trict, at least five days before said 11 day of October 1904. -- HDNRY W. GREGORY 05 1t. “ Judge. Autumnal Excursion Through the Picturesque BERKSHIRE HILLS to the Thriving and Progressive City Plasmid. miss. At the Season of Ilia Rear. When the Autumnal Foliage W‘ to the Meat Charming Na ural Pictures. Tuesday: October Nth. SPECIAL expanse Tami LEAAVEMS South Norwalk .................8:05 Norwalk .3....... ............. 8:10 Wilton ...... . ........ . ......... 8:19 Stopping at Great Harrington. stock- bridge, Lee and Ldpox. DUE PITTBFIELD 12:?10 NOON. Return Special iraln'wlli l’eaVe Pitta- lield at 4: 30 p. m.. stopping at Above Stations. 81.00——ROUND TRIP ONLY—$1.00. Special Tickets will be Go‘od only on Special Train and Date. Excursion Tickets, the number at which WILL BE LIMITED must be prob-sad before entering the can. regular fare will be collected. THE NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN AND HARTFORD RAILROAD co. c.1'. HEMPBTEAD. Conant Plumper Agent. ST. Josrrii's FAIR . Music Hall. , commercials ands-on. rm: PROGRAM or ENTERTAIN- MINT: “EVENING on mirrH AND music." av Paor.~icuAai.as marinate. AND slvhaiti. ,OTH- an SELECTIONS. day of October. 1904. at 10 o'clock. i... “WWW“ _ ‘” ids ems“ Tailors THE CHILL'OF FALL MAKES YOU FEEL LIKE CHANGING UN. .t Curea'f‘lolds. Cough ‘ an». coping 300116 “Am. A certain cure for onerimptloiium In first a m i assure relic! in mi VAIIM Ilse stance. “in: we?“ “lg ixccllunt charmer ishlu I die: are attics iiil Mute an iyfllo slits. everywhere. i h: a . ...”... . . PRESiDENT LUTHERW'S .INAUGU FIA- TION. —_F ...c. .. ..c HARTFORD. Oct. 5.-Tlie three up- per classes oil/Trinity College met to- day to select a committee to co-oper- ate with the committees from the fac- ulty, the trustees and the alumni. for the purpose of taking part in the ex- erclscii which will take place at the inauguration of President Luther. the new president of Trinity The fol- lowing are the names of the commit- tee: Francis G Burrows. '05. of Sunliury. Pa; Garrett D. Bowne. '06. of Hartford; Irving R. chyon. ‘07 of Hartford. This committee will choose sub-committees to arrange for the illumination of buildings for the evening parade and other general'niat- tors in connection with the inauguras XDERWEAR AT ONCE. THE APPLETON CORSET COVER FITS LIKE x. l A GLOVE, GIVES YOU THE NECESSARY PROTECTION AND AL- Lowa vou 'ro wean rHa‘cou PORTABLE eummen UNDER- GARMENT TILL-THE snow FLIES. " THE APPLETON cossar coves. is yPATENTED—THE ONLY coves THAT is TAILOR MADE. ' RUST-«KNIT vanv ELABTCIC. tlou. W-w-W— BACK—KNIT CLOSE F‘TTING. COMES AFTER UNCLE'B ESTATE. HA R'I‘ FO RI). Oct, 5.--llerbort Tulle reached this city from South WAIST-j—NARROWED SHAPE”,- Afriru, via Australia. today. to claim his share. oi‘ lilo. vsluic of his uncle Peter Tulle, who was killed. at Bristol 9. out. a year ago. The. visitor I in nor. He served In the Boer with ihe Australian cavalry. The money which he lays claim to and which is to go to him by legacy. and which Is on deposit In one of the banks here amounts to $25. 000. SOLD IN MANY PLACES AT 29c AND 356, ALL THE YEAR 01‘ ROUND AT THE BOSTON STORE 25c, LONG/0R SHORT SLEEVES. THE VERY FINE COMBED EGYPTIAN YARN IN FINE FINISH AT .«i was»... . ... But need bring no terrors to the good people of The Norwalks. when they can have-canned summer by merely buying Health Brand Vegetables. “Save the Label for the. School Li- bmry H Thursday For this day we will make a reduction on all kinds of the celebrated National Biscuit Company’s IncaSeill Crackers in packages or bulk. This sale ls positively for tomorrow only. while the next day we will offer other goods at great reduction. 0111' trailer Day Great Salt: Uneeda BISCUII- per 0km, 3%CIButter Thins. 8%.. ’ . ’. ~ , _'llii(scdo Milk, por likg., 35cc 5 01310.4. Teas, 85cc" . M611 SnYUuth S and ”Zn Zu Show. ' 31,50 Graham Crackers, 31,50 BOUS Suits Lemon Snaps. 3%0 Social Teas. 81’“, Lady Fingers, Site JOSEL OFF’S "2 NORTH MAIN STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. CONN. 'Tclephone Call 338-5. ‘ Other Crackers at reduced prices. D Gottlieb CLOTHING, SHOES AND FURNISHINGS. 1.0 North Main Street. South Nor-walk TELEPHONE 322-4. Good Books RECOMMEND THIS STORE. THERE IS MIGHTY LITTLE SATISFACTION IN COOK- ING IF.ALL YOUR SKILL AND ALL YOUR EFFORTS ARE SPOILED BY THE IN- FERIOR QUALITY OF THE GROCERIES YOU USE. WE HANDLE NOTHING BUT THE BEST. AND YOU WILL FIND OUR PRICES RIGHT ON EVERY ITEM. Cake THE ONLY RECEIVER OF DRAKE'S CELEBRATED CAKE IN THIS CITY. POUND CAKE. CITRON CAKE. MARBLE CAKE, RAIS N CAKE. HICKORY NUT CAKE. THE HIGHEST PERFECTION HAS BEEN ATTAINE IN THE MAKING OF THESE GOODS. soc LE; HICKORY NUT. :50 LB.‘ ' DON’T BE DECEWED; ORDER HERE. Charles Seymour LEADING \GROCER .. as West Washiiialon Street South Norwaik. v Making Dependabe Statements 2 ' “mixture? 1h.:uh:.e:? reputhtlflpmder Willy. ma ' .333. and it: shim subunit. '. "i‘lii. . p a. WWW" Iii] on Just titanium. N. ammo» things mImNIIy I \
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