:7 teaiars'etneut of our foreign ,trade. for the common benefit at our people. - wherever reciprocal arrangements can ‘be shouted consistently with the prin- eiples or protection. “in the languaéc or the President's letter or acceptance, We are on we ord as l'itvorln‘c arrangements tor re- ciploeal trade relations with other countries, these arrangements to he on an equitable basis of benefit to both of the contracting parties.” The administration of Governor Bates is praised and cordial approval monw'ealth. always given to the acts of Senator Cabot , of sound money..to 4 Lodge. the‘ reelection of both helm: . 44 tV oi keeping in power the . asked for. the tormer at the hands of his committed withoutlthe voters. and the latter by the legis “bu‘- to the strict maintenance lature. . The resolutions further say: Btfifidhttd- ; t “The shadow of a great sorrow reels All belloVe that still further upon this convention. . Senator Hoar . himid be taken toward ne- is d His life was given in the a factor lty treaties. with tor-lscrvl :e of his country and of his rel- tits-led. and. especially with 'lowmen. For forty years he was ‘ hi foundiand. upon such one of those who guided and watched lid 0 rltlon'e as will secure an I.over the fortunes of the Rt ndorit do at (ibicii‘go hint to the tlcltet‘ Cow am... of a state is in the Democratic Iitibtui “mm which any ‘-ailu Window has been . ct Vote, we deem it ~. to call the attention 0! the Infill? LOT! In the cm» at a Lair Prion. 4 R a BOLDEN offer: i'or solo «in Building I: author. alruf. bemoan Butler and Oroherd .N Khalil. Comm. At Prices Ranging from 0.00 to $500 00 Per Lot :Ihis is about the ' last chance to plain a building lot in the center It a home at such low prices. .>' ;' In” I . oil IIIrIIfJ at our office. when full particulars will be ‘ ' ‘ cheerfully furnished ylozr. 18,,‘olden, '14 Washindton: Sheet. 99cm ironies in THE- punts Cloak ll Suit House, I W W .9..qu Main Sf» South Norwalk. _ than, PROP. noncompliance new You. Adopts "hunt” Trading Stamps I . “are strictly tir‘at obi In and we want to give our customers at the best possible advantage that we can in the stamp line. Stamp Co. carry the most beautiful Premiuma and redeem for tie and a book tell which no other company does. which means 4:. with ill you says men are” out extra cost. ~ lab and telltale dorm ent hove made a reputation tor us aeo- ‘ in Ith'e‘ country. Besides sailfilyln‘g you in our and lit the [land will convince you that we are the most reliable lmuse to 44mm"... our own garments and sell for cash which Incline a of more than lid per cent. on all purchases. to Mode to order It abort notice without extra shame in the line " em and Children's Coats, Butts. Starla and Waiatn. , bolt oi Space we will quote the following his: prices to con M 7 ill. . (ailment). that! of all! wool material and strictly on to id. actually worth ”Add 5 is all inasmuch l... coal iitiad ii Mich sum wii\i sine deliberation and alter caremlly looking War the plan of the T t D Go. we have decided to. adopt their system as we llntl . .TouriIIt. Ityle coat with“ . ’tlee' 'e oomgandintt. his idea i of lite follows theirh stainless in honor, tend lions. fearless and “unsw path or duty unfaiterlng W to friends enmcouniry. h be an example and an in the generations yet to he. died at the summit of his mu ca- . I‘ém‘.‘ He met death withdhemerene courage which has never tailed him in the trials of life, surrounded by oil that. should accompany old a .. “hike honor. love, obedient. , of friends. "So he passed over and all the trum- pcts sounded on the other alde.‘ ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS Charles A. Freeman. ot~ Hartford Place, is at the Danbury Fair todny. Mr. and Mrs. Frank K. Brine. of Norwalk, are spending the day in New. York City. A daughter was born this morning to Mr. and hits. Herman Sachs. their home 30 Rivet street. wanlk. Money saveta for Saturday can be round in the ad. of the United GIoceI-y Company, Wllilll appears in today's issue and Moe; William J. Brown, of Wilton avenue are among those view- ing the big pumpkins at the llanbury Fair today. Geolgo l. Woodward and Spencei S. Adams, of Norwalk. are viewing the prize cattle and other wondeis oi the DnnbuIy Full this afternoon The (use of irreminh A. Richardson agent. against Mary McLaughlin, a case of summary process, is returnable before. Justice William 0.01am on October it. at 2 o‘clock. ii is said that a man was knocked (mm a West avenue trolley out last night about i o‘clmk lnth-at avenue . :‘oops by the careless jostling of a crowd on the roar platform Captain “(Mind 1. Bloomer Contain RobeIt (l. Mlttheli and Lieutenants Ed- wnrd l’. Weed and Henry T. Prowitt. )l.’ (Louipany i) ate. intending the bIl~ rn‘do shoot at Manchester today. They Were also at New London yesterday. mending the preliminary shout-ins. . Olive Branch Lodge Knights a! Py- thins hold its regular meeting last“ night, and conferred the amplified iorm oi the third degree on one candidate. Utrr this degree was worked I colla- tion wax. served illllan whith speeches were made by the members. About 150 Notwalk people went to The lianbury r‘IIiI 'tltle morning. A large portion of these went by tlain so fat ltd moro' have gone by train than on this day of, the week last year Many of the local people alt- tnIltIlng the trip this your by automo- r1! 0 4 T0885!) BY BULL. U NAM. Oct. 7.——Asa Lawrence. lr.. 3 . employed on the Woodstock town farm. is at the Day Kimball Hos pital terribly injured from being set ed by a bull. The chances. are against his H‘L‘iiit'ly. as he was near- l,\ dinembowelod. He went to the barn yesterday to food the cattle. The. hull was chained loosely and was able to reach Lawrence and twice tossed him intILthe nir. , oaoan "to 8am: accounr District 04: Not-walk. as" Probate Court. October 7. A. D. lblii Estate 'oi George C. Stiiison late of Norwaih in said Dialrlct deceased. Ordered. That the Executora exhibit their Administration ‘ltccount to this Court lor adjustment. It the Probate oillce in Norwallt. on the 12th day 0! October, 1904. at 2 o'clock alternoon: ‘ and that all persons interested In said Estate maybe notified thereof. the ills ' centers will cause this order to be pub llshed in a newspaper having a circu- lation in said District. at least five days befme said 12th day of October, 1904 HENRY W. GREGORY. 07 it . 2 Judge. , . ._ . .Ir POPULAR AMUSEMENTB. l ' ‘ll'rlday and actually October 7 and dill. Withfaatinu laturday .4 "American: 4 Vitao'raph Compass" . Presenting. Fill AND "AM“. and all the wendIri 0i LUNA Milli- , Miter Novelties—do . Aloe Many Local Vim . um. ..'NG.OM:.IMM‘“ by at ‘ I THE sour nov'r's Taunting no»? fowggf? ”lid...“ in thIUIIe genera» Intention «lint 43h. thwart. ll. 43. no"? ‘ Dogma chino :1?qu ba‘ 3'8: I '0”. I.“ Sterling mil.” 0... Chicago or NJ.“ Alliill. SAL! Til IILUOI ”X53 olscnsaoan‘ FROM HOSi’ITAL. Thomas slnvln. the telephone ilnea man who tell from a tree some. weeks ‘ago lhndinz on his tent with the re- sult that several bones in his he ll were crushed. has Just been discharged from tho Norwnlk Hospital. His recovery is considered a very rapid one, as’bls iniulios Wale or‘n sellous nature. . -vfiam DONATIONS To HOSPITAL. John Gotham of Wilton. who was re- cently under treatment at the NOI walk Hospital, has from time to time since his. discharge. remembered the institution with farm produce. Among the other recent gifts ate the follow- ing: Ladicn' Board, curtains; St. Mary's Ladiea’ Aid Society. curtain material; Miss Helen Mattheys. flow. are; Mrafiliubbell, fruit; Mrs. White. two dozen jars of. lolly. a The regular meeting ot the directors of the, Noiwalk Hospital Association to close up the business of the year will be‘,iield in the rooms of the Nor- t‘valk Club; Tuesday evening. October thb'. at 2:30. This will be the fol- l‘ow‘ed by the annual meeting of the association in the. some place at 8 o‘clock. 0M THERE. ARE NO CROOKED unease: that are prattlcod at our bank There is but one road we travel and that loads right. straight on to that ROAD OF SUGCESG. Our dentislto‘rs are certain of euro- ing on theli'tlleiioslts 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 ,2. WE 4AA? FOUR PER CENT. iNTlR§STI. (*IANK. UNtT ’IANK BUILDING. ioMilliném Openinci- Friday and Saturday song. ”do and can! Full line of Trimmed and iintrlm med lists on hand. Good goods. good orlt and reasonable prices iss i. E; Hutchinson 9! WASHINGTON BT., (WITH M. 8. IMlTijl I GO.) Au Will ran You 4‘“ I» ha bolero buying anything in the tarmac. it". w. um I new clean molt our prion are Militia on you can pay on on wII'idy ailments it you wish” Are you prepared tortil- . alight wealth ‘3'“.in t ‘ NORWALK 8AVING$ ' line we are prepared to furnish. The time £01 ltousccleauingdras arrived and housekeepers are thinking oi new floor coverings and draperies. Anything in this er1”,.gs. Brussels Carpets i l‘ ‘ Velvet Carpetsi ‘ Tapestry Carpets i Ingraln Carpets Wilton Rugs ' i Brussels Rugs | varna’ .Rugs 3 gal. Stone Pots. ' ' Crux Mailings 4 . Curtain Rods arid Pelt-SI -’ Window Shades. Housefurmshing Aii‘ wot i. done iIIII the very best possible manner. 40c 4 in. leilllilClilliS-Mil“ qualities. I tiil Cloths in all widths ‘ '1 China Mattinge .. IL If” Jap Mailings l. ' l Flower Pott‘g; ....... . . . .. . 4c 4 gal. Stoner Pots......... 50c sin. iiowcrl‘ols ....... 5c M. gal. Stone Pots......... 15c (rim 7c Soap Stone Griddles. ....... $14.00 7 in. blow/or Pots. . . . . . . ..Ioc Parlor Brooms loo 8 III. Mower Pots ...... .. ...15c 25 per cent. discount on all Lamps and Jardiniers. ._..........v. “we...._._.”_ _»..___...._ GOES To NEW BRITAIN. NEW BRITAIN. Oct. 7.——President L. J. Coburn, oi the Land and Lumber Company. announced today that a con tract had been signed in New York yesterday for the removal of the plant of the Kumear-Hood Steel Company from lrvington. N. J., to New Britain. The company manufactures sheet met- nl radiators and employs two hundred bands. President Howard 8. Hart. of the Russell and Erwin Manufacturing Company. and Charles Glover of the Corbin Screw CdInporatlon have been elected directors. . MEN'S BLACK THIBET, SINGLE on DOUBLE Iaaasrzo sum. e'rmchV ALL WOOL, FOR NEXT WEEK.ONLY AT ‘ 36 mm a HEAVY. FLEECED LINED. sitters awn onawsae. soc-KIND AT . sac. FOR NEXT WEEK ONLY. D. Gottlieb CLOTHiNG. SHOES AND ‘ FURNISHINGS. 11 North Malnutrition South NerwIik if YoiI‘Wanl To Sell your property, whether lib I mm. a house Add lot in m ‘or real estate of any description quickly. call or ad. “I'M\ W. B. DIGARMO- 80 WALL 07.. NORWALK.‘ IOONN. it will be of adrenals to you also to no me it yin: m- “dammit: ortbny. 'M My hirid of mp0?" New line at covert cloth coats. Price-45. Bil—~96 length, 18.75. Also chlldrena dresser tor school. item the up 3 FOX. Ti-il LAOIIV TAILOR. Ii MAM “rut“ \ A Winter coat: Goal! TO THE PUBLIC." , '—-"N!- Why not patronize the firm that are saving you money? Why pay more to others when you can get best grades of Lehlgh Coal at $5.76 per ton? We will guarantee cure the best in the market Also weight guaranteed. All cool that leaves our yard is cleaned and free from slate, a. trial order will convince you We are the only firm that. keep the prices dotvn (or you. . . TELEPHONE CALL. 4 Store, 2033 Wood A Mechanic 82. Yard 97-6 74 Seavlew Ave. NORWALK OFFICI JOHN T. HAYES 15 MAIN QTREET'. “mu Town .__...._ Assessors’ Notice We, the undersigned. hereby give notice to all nersons and corporations ble to pay taxes in the Town or I ll HEHSHH l .‘egorwalk. that they are requlrd’d bll' law deliver to the assessors. or either of them. on or before the lirat day 0! November. 1904. a written or printed . list. dated. signed. and sworn too! all property owned by them“ on the first day of (lumber. 1904 liable to tax- ation. N. B.——~L.lsta may be returned leasessora. at the aaaeaaora ethos; own Hail building. Norwilk. and at the ‘ Council Room. Haviland street. S'outh Norwalk from and including October ‘ 15. 1904. to and including November 1. 1904. said ofllcea to be open from 10:00 to 12:00 o‘.cloclt a m.. and from 2: 00 to 5: 00 o‘clock p. m.. all days of the .' week. (Sundays excepted) and on Sat urdaya. and on November lat.1904. 1.9"” thing ‘t lowest prices. Per- iron: 7: 00 until ll: 09 oclock in the ev- " loot 4m guaranteed. , eninz. V ‘ needy _ to- wear. ‘Oiothes. Skim, 19DIIuted at Norwallt Conn, October 5. Walats. Costa. *AlterattonI Free. OSCAR W. RAYMOND. EBENEZER H. FILLOW. VEMNCIO A. BCOFIELD. , Assessors. ' Assessors’ Notice We. the underworld. hereby give notice“ to all canon-a ll liable to pay trim in t d1 nit/tom lit JAM! ' .v the . Our Coal Creed. We believe in good Coal. "~~in clean Coal, in Coainthat 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. We believc'in a diacrimin-‘ ating public that knows what it wants and knows where to .4 buy it. We believe in ourselves and' in the goods we sell. We believe We have the most do: sirable stockI of coal to be found in Norwalk. rear-rants can. co. 010W": ihcidac‘é l
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