ciailan Actl In ci». of Nice and Park cammia mission and Park Commis- 11111111 1’. chldt, of the mrremovais were made on referred by the Civil Ser- 11-111 Association. ' ayorp action was Wbassd upon that the officials removed bud button in certifying to il- rolls in the Park Depart- , II’Q’ Hal Boll. one or the com- es snatlon had been accepted or,” sent a letter saying that g nticiptrtcd the seriousness of 'rg‘es made by the Civil Service ‘ stipulation he wou‘id not have 8%,“ he commissioners were then the mayor refused to accept commissioners were John R. '11. Joseph P. Day, E. A. Crow- ' Hal Bell. E 11.001.111.01- and gel. Four are Democrats , Republicans. , nor of the charge made by ivll Service Reform Association that by a retroactive resolution It'll service commission approved _ in t In so arranging the payroll t be held a number or laborers on payrolls wuthout pay, so as to en- him to appoint with pay an équnl bi? non who were not at the tittil eligible list. ayor 4011an all the charges [departure from this place urge Archbold a recognized authmity in chemistry. on experimenting on high " 11 Is explained He went to pith mt‘September 24 to import to rN'e'roN sr. “W... ‘ ouey. , Scent of Clothing. 51101111511. And it is. ‘utood a formula of 11. new district by the Democrats 1Wllliam .ii Yoemars, Don't hesitate longer. try your personal experience. .'....» the Russian government. it I11 under. powder which he had invented in which the powar is claimed to he twentysilve times greater than in the powder used in this country in heavy ordnance. Several Japanese agents have been here inquiring for Prof. Arobbold and once a meeting was arranged, but the protesuor was driven to Middloheld instead taking the truth there for New York and going directly aboard a steamer for Europe. .‘.... MORSE NAMED FOR CONGRESS. HARTFORD Ort. 5.—~.l. Howard Morse. of this city was placed in nomination for Congress in the first in (lon- ‘grcssloual convention today's. No oth- er name was presented and the nom- ination was by acclanration amid en- thusiasm. Tire presiding officer was of Speeches for Mr M roe were made by Leopold do Muw, of this city. and Mayor Foster, of Rockvllle.’ Resolu- tions were adoptedwendorsrng the Na- tional and state tickets and the party- platforms. Mr. Norse made a short speech of acceptance promising to make an aggressivo campaign against (longreseman Henry. LAST PRACTICE OF SEASON. The Norwalk Fire Department hold the last outdoor practice of. the season‘- last. evening, inking the steamer to School street. Here both Phoenix and [ions Hose boys attached their hose‘ to the steamer. During the. practice several lengths of hose broke. The Pioneers and the Fire Police' were 0111. for business. After the practice the companies hold meetings and refresh-i 111131115 11 111' (1 served ACTING POSTMABTER GENERAL; WASHINGTON Oct 5.-—~Presidcnt. Roosevelt. today formally designated First Assistant Postmaster General Robert J, Wynno as acting Postmaster General. I RECENT ARRIVALS 0F VESSELS..é NEW YORK. Oct 5.~-—Arrived: Str. Majestic from Liverpool and Queens-! TOW“;- 1 Your Money And Buy All YourI 1 065 at the New York Bargain HouscI véi'ythlng in Ladies Clocks, Suits and Skirts and Clrlldrcns Jaikers. full line oi’ Furs from $1.00 1111 to $50. ‘WE SELL ALL OUR GOO D5 AT 451: ON A bOLLAR. OWN 1t BARATZ. Proprietors. SOUTH NORWALK, CONN. E EARLY SELECTIONS 1111 CHARGE THEM. .- ..... m... ‘ tical history the Archbishop or (Junior _ bury. Primate or all England and met- ropolitan, was present at a formal 1111- 1'., uombly of the American Episcopal 1 Columbia. . ” distant in horse at the in the one it cerénronica o 1 enniat general convention in this city today, For the first time in ecclesias- body. 1111 was received with all the honors dire his rank and as the guest oi the American church was accorded 11 hearty welcome by 101111 score bislr ops 01‘ domestic diocéses 1 1 The convontiou is regarded as thr- most important ever held by the Epis— copal denomination in view or tho large volume at pressing buriiuvss which will come before it for . maid oration. The proposed legi'slntl . .1- braces questions of more al 1",ei'orn1 11i— teratious in the ccclcalusticul ndml11~ nitration and oven 11 change 11% the uurnt1 ot the church itself. 'l‘hel 11111111 to! bilrbops and the house of deputies. 1 the 1111gi5lutivc bodies, will doyo‘to throt- ’ weeks to the consideration of business. and on several topics, such as the movement to prevent tht1 I'o -'1uur1iagc by the. clergy of a divorced per-111111 while the former partucr is living and the. demunrl from certain quurisrs to iomit the word “Protestant" from the church‘s legal title. "The Protestant Ep’isoopal Church in the United States." 11 protracted discussion is 1111— tit'lputmi. A proposal to group the dim rose into provinces with a senior bish- op or primate attire head oi enoh'pro- ti posed (11111-11111 and» 11 plan to have ,a i 11qu court of revlorv and board for the purpose of hearing appeals from dio- Irrrsim courts Will also‘bo wur'miy do- barorl. Missions at home. and abroad will form another live1 151111111111 for con- Sliil‘l'HltIOlI both by the convention it~ spit and by. sovo oral specially arranged 1 pussionur'y muss 1111.111-tlngs, at some of which the Archbishop of Canterbury and prominent Arrroricuns will speak. 1 FOR REDUCTION OF ARMAMENTS i BOSTON; 011, r..—~wuou the 11911111.:- ‘ ntions of tho international Ponce Cmr‘ cross were rosrrnr‘cdrtoday the program of business 'cnlicd for-tho reception and consideration of various commit toes. it had been aruuged also to i11- iroriuco for action the lnieruuiionul agrooiucni i'o"i!1e reduction of 11111111 meats. and also 11 report of the inter- national Ponce Bureau on the rocouctl tuition of lt‘rauce and Germany. Br- fore the mooring was called to order. it was rcrrtailvcly arranged that the I latter subjdct would be referred to u committee to study and report upon at inoxt yours congress, this being at the request or (‘or 1111111 and French I ppm. 1: societies The. international Poucc Congress Ilras adopted resolutions calling upon Russia and Japan to end the present 1 \1 or and upon that signatory powers (11‘ [The Hague (‘onrcnllou to prcss upon Ithc governments of Russia and Japan the importance of putting on mid to 1 the strife. A In ultra is a bruise oniyywhoro else i ext-opt when gained in 11 railroad 111.111- 1 dent when it humans a (onirrr-riou and a ground for damages. I I l I ll. Numbdrs have dclnycd buying,r tlrcir' Fall and NN'inter Clothing I11 cauw of lack oi ready Visit us '1111I take your pick from ‘11} the bill in srrrull weekly amounts such 11.511111 tarruiTord ' ti njoy the use of them uhilc paying in convenient weekly [11111111111111 ibiity combined in or cry garment y 111 any stage. No harsh me: his employed in collecting. ofi at. pcrtrtaueut custorilci‘ and we: realize our i111 timcnt irrnst IM‘ such as to invite. continu ' NNe 1111.111 your call with pleasure. '1 our large and Ircuuiiiui 'l‘lrus Style. novelty and If uotu-dorr t buy The wide range of prices permits you \N c trust you and want you as . ,, LADIES’ TOURIST COATS. y latest in style 111 in the popular - , : ".'Vcry fashionable , unite the 'lpopular coat ire plain and ovarts are favorites ncy Scotch illlit‘ popular also.. We ise Ordering at 1 “ ' ‘ then you will have out none too early. "'abc‘onimodate you by . time In which to, 4 NEW LADIES’ NOVELTIES. besides the stylish li‘all tickets we are showing a 1.111dsourc nssortmrnt of Lao dics' Butcher C'-oats. Ladics' Medium and Long Stylish Louis. Ladies Raglan and Rain Coats. Ladies 17 are Skirts ivith deep hillts. Styl— ish Walking Skirts. New Norfolk Suits. with those. quarter and full lcupilr Coats All those ariricnis arc tirade curtain y and with g full regard to style, appear— ' aucc and cansud cvcrylsdy» MEN’S NOBBY SUITS. ()ur assortment comprises just the Suits that men like. A.ll the fabrics are shown so that a man can sclect'as his fancy and taste suggest in, whatever pattern 111' weave. whiclmcmbody his parsoual i1icns.l‘l1c your are the proper length and every part‘,‘ of the Suit Is built its it should he l'orfyeztr and general appearance 1th w compare ith any‘R Wear git " "and frequent p11 .it souvenirs lo :1 I 13.411111. 1 11"} ,oooan ”1.1g ERIN: IT:l IT'IIITIT' glint.“ 3.1.1.1192? "it“: 211.0295! narrowed to. 111110 or your-111101 Starting Rained! 1:11.. ChImo or “Mm lltlllli. SALE. iii [11on 111115: ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS. Attorney W. 0. Clark is in Bridge- port today on business. 1 Miss Marjorie Hallorau Ihr 1: return- 1111 from 11 visit to New York. A1rnccilng oi the Rurbcrs’ Union held last niglrttrausrrcicrl nothing but routine business. I ........._..._......... my. last business _ evening. was Man, held a meeting Nothing but routine transacted. Blaroduciions on all kinds of the celebrated National Biscuit Company‘s “inner Seal (truckers tomorrow at .lor-r- elorr‘s. Sco ad. Candidates i'orroilicc in the recent 10er and city elections are making preparations to tile 11 list oi? expenses with the town clerk. Ponrrssus (3111111111. Royal Arcanum. of N111 walk held a meeting last night. uhrn it was arranged to hold a ”lit- dlcs" night.“ about the middle oi‘ the month. John Garcia. the catcher of the Cuban Giant Bill-1mm” 11.111111. who is well known to enthusiasts 111 The Nor- walks, dropped during 11 game in lumnicm Suturdav and (“NI after be 1111: carried to 11 hospital Extensive chances and improve- 11111nts are soon to be. made I11 the plant of the Old Well Laundry in Hav- ilaud str‘11oi.”l‘he building is to be raised chasm in height and a large amount of additional machinery is to ho installed in the plant. A rehearsal of the Rough Rider Lileo Club will be held this evening at the (mice of John H. Light to prepare for singing tomorrow evening at a large rally to be bold in Stamford. The club wit) go to Siamiord on a special trolley (1111'. Eli ll. Mead, of Westport. has sold his fast paci 1; more Esperanto to Charles F. nod, of Bridgeport. Mr. Wood formerly owned Esperance, hav- ing bred herjirom his famous road mare Charity. Mr. Mead will deliver her to the Ne York speedway stables where Mr. 001! will drive hit" with others of his horses on the speedway this tall. ,,;TOWll Assesso‘rs’ Notice We, tho rrrrrlorsiunoti.'hereby give notice to all persons and corporations liable to pay taxes in.tht1 Town of Norwalk. that they are required by law to deliver to the assessors. or either at them. on or before the iirst day of November, 1904. a written or printed list. dated. signed. and sworn to, of all property owned by them 011 the ilrst day 01' October. 1904.1inblc to tax- atioii ' 1 N. Bwldate may be returned to the assessors. at the assessors oflice, Town Hall building. Norwaik. and at the Council Roon1.1l-luvlland street. South Norwallr. trout and including October 15. 190-1. to andinciuding November 1. 1110-1. said offices to be open from 10:00 to 12:00 o'clock. a. m.. and from 2:00 to 5:91) oclook p. 111., all days at the week. (Sundays excepted) and on Sat- urdaye. and on November ltd. 1904. than 7: 011 1111111 11.00 ocloch in the av- ening. wanted at Norwalk 0111111.. October 6. OSCAR W. RAYMOND. EBENEZER H. FILLOW, VENANCIO SCOFIELD. ii it Assessors. Assessors Notice 1 W11. tho undersi’pnod. hereby give 11.11111... to all persons and corporations it 111 to pad) tam in the City or 80th ' Norwniii at may are required by law to deliver to the “tensors, or alth- :or or. theta o 1.111151111111111 the 111. 111111 linens ’I‘riba,‘lrnprowd Order of Red . I . OL 25 per cent. discount on all 4 our Coal Creed. We believe in good Coal, looks good. burns better and heats best of all. We believe in a business policy of, fair prices, fair deal- ing- and liberal treatment of customers great and small. it wants and knows where to buy it. We believe in ourselves and in the goods we sell. We sirable' stock of coal to be found in Norwalk. ‘THE FERRIS 6011. CO. in clean Coal, in Coal thatl .ai. We‘ believe in a discrimin-1.: . . t atmg public that knows what 1. believe we have the most de- " The time for ironscclcuning has arrived and housekeepers are thinking of new floor coverings and draperies. Anything' 111 this 1 Lamps and Jnrdinicrs. 1. TRITRAM 81 HYATT, Norwalk Conn NO 2 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING. i g Ian. etc. NEW FALL 0101111116 Wherever our Clothing Department is known, its val- -, ue is realized. Our assortment of styles and sizes is emin- I nearly complete and our prices satisfactorily low. We de- jvote one erIiire side of our 11 lg store to Men'a Clbthing. All ‘ the new Fall shades appear in this’aesortment. a: well n the I correct styles-TbI’oadconcayc shoulders. ‘ closefitting' col- Glad 10111110 11011 come in 111111 time. T ‘ ‘1. u The Kdeger (203111111111 oi credit plan Is known far and a. J 1 Suit- priccd, from 87.98,». wide. There aremany imitatorn. but only one; original. E Main: your purchases and have them charged. 1,, line we are prepared to furnish. 1 , . ‘5 1 Brussels Carpets I. I1111lcums——nli qualities. '1» Velvet Carpets ()il Cloths in all widths ‘, "Tapestry Carpets ' China Mattings W Ingram Carpets ‘ Jap Mailings I Wilton Rugs“ ' Crcx Mattirrgs' llrusscls Rugs Curtain Rodsand Poles- I Smyrna Rugs Window Shades Housefu rnishlng Dept. All work done in the very best possible 'manncr. _ ‘ 3 g.1l.Stonc Pots........1. 40c 4hr. Flower Pots..1.......... 4c 4- gal. Stouc Pots......... 50c 5hr. llowc1 Pots. 5c 53 gal. Stonc Potsigi...” 151‘ (1111 liowcr Pots. ............ 7c Soup Stone Crid1llcs......... 1.00 7 in. Mower Pots... . . .. ..... 10c T'urlor Brooms too 8 in. I’lou'cr Pots........ .15c '1 1'. ._. i, l. 3,. .
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