Waaruah‘roigncasn
11 w) are; l e fabrics. Iviough
" ti‘c 11y tho o dunes.
. . of choice for her who seeks blue.
suit; there is alike much variety.
‘ clie‘vio‘t that will not rougliicn up.
9, whim by the way. there is good
almost equally
96‘ “er bu plain ones are prnc- "3' Ma
spool-into
To be ready when demand St Louis
9 comes; 911‘s must anticipate that
‘ demand. Exactly this has the
~‘ Store dump and there is wide ril’ngcr
or
.pionship. , Fund has
and Mr. Craps
§
will go to the Western psiv ' ‘ . -
1111113 and take part 111 hi wolf bout. u
They will third five or the‘ usliial‘i woir ‘
1101111113 and this Wyotuiuov ranchm‘q‘n
R11 ffnot choviot handsome are to furnish the hordes tor the hunt -
VVilothor the preieroncc is tnilorcd
costume or govt/11 or shirt waist
For Norwaik and vicinity: Rain
tonight Clearing Tuesday. A dis-
tupbsnce that is covering anvoxtsnded
area is can ital this in owning ovsr"
Lake Superior. it. 11,111.51an
in; the upper Missis‘ol‘pbi stay ‘and
Lake reg ion. The temperature can ,
tinues mild in all sections. . Canal-9
tio‘ns favor for this vyiclnity oi
arid unsettled weather. with egilt
shnwors followed by cl‘éuriiix Tue 11y
atgernoon or night.
WW
lioberi‘ Howard returned yesterday
from a visit. in Danbury. -.
‘Oiiicor Frank Raymond was a vial-
tor at the Danbury Fair on Friday.
A son has been born to Mr. and
Mistalvin Braisted, of Railroad ave-
1111911. ' .
Cur Brothers’ Lodge. 1 0. 0. F“ at
Ndrwalk will hold a session this even-
‘iht. . 4.
The Cigar Makers' Union will hold ‘11‘
meeting tonight in Central Labm Ly—
ceum , ,
Hickory nuts are beginningio ar-
rivo in market and a large crop is ex-
pected.
Douglas Fowler Post, G. A.‘ 11.. will
meet tonight in the Hall on South
Main street.
Frank G. Hubbard, of New York
spent Sunday in town visiting old ac-
iluaintances
Charles 'T. Nelson. of New York
formerly oi The Sentinel iorce, spent
Sunday in town.
Attorney John '1‘. Guneo. of Hart-
iord spent Sunday at his home in
Bifit‘h Norwalk
Stanley Mayhow and Lester Byxbee‘
spent Sunday afternoon and evening
in New York city.
Captain LeRoy Adams, of Washing-
ton street. has been entertaining W
H. Leek of Now Haven.
Miss Susie'“Seymour and Miss Ed-
wina Knapp, or South Norwslk, spent
Friday at tho Dsnhu‘ry Fair."
Stephen O'Brien and “Dick" Creas‘h
were among the interested spociators
at tho Danbury Fair. last Friday
Uncas Tribe, 1.0. R. M.. will hold
the weekly meeting in the hall on
Washington sirost tomorrow night.
Misses Anna Resident and Anna
Simmuller,‘ at South Norwalk, at-
tended tho Danbury Fair. last week.
Millard Bturiovant was recognised
as one of the spectators on the Mills
way. at the Danbury Fair, last week. .
Palestine Castle, Knights of this“
Mystic Cirpln, will hold their re lar
weekly blasting tonight in the 1111 on
Washingib9 ptroet.
W
James Whitney and Miss Vera D.
Whitney. of South Norwslk. are visit-
ing Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Smith of 23
Center street. Dsnbury.
Mr. and Mrs. Martin J.
Washington street spout
Morris. of
Bunday in
Bridgeport its finest: oi Munitions .N
stator. Mrs. .Frodaripk .ilhdeucamo.
Rich and poor old and young—torri-
his the torture they suitor. Only
one sure curs. Dunn’s Ointment Abv
soluioly auto; can‘i tall
1111.... 1.11111 ‘11 “6.9. will: eat. ‘ ‘
tor of the invading 11W.W
turned home last night alter a visit ‘ ‘
with City Editor and Nil. Robert Ci.
Mitchell
”James We» (Mm Grimm:
ifl
161:“ Handrail and Twenty mviiith street
14»; ‘99:?
0. 13611111113. who has
' in motility. w 1111 her
‘_ldrsu. has rammed to
I‘Wui street.
54-incl1.‘—$1.so.
lvroucb Cheviot rich and of mo
rollcnt finish, 52-l1ich.———$i. .50
Lustrous. prundlin. satin
look, 48Lincl1,—L-$. .
Soft finish worsted with
face that is. delightful to the
touch, 52-inch,—~$i. 25
Pebble Cheviot.
sturdy, 54~inch~—‘$1. 25.
Stout cloandookiug Cheviot of
domestic weave. 38 to 44- -iuch.———
$1 and to 500‘.
Zibelincs. close sheared or with
fine. long mun—$1.25 and to 75c.
Mohair brilliantiuc
heavier‘siciliz‘in’. several widills,-
$1. 25 and to 50 cts.
Granite, that smooth yet “livc'
fooling long—wearing
knotty and
tained from the 'ken‘ne’ls‘ or. the Grand
Duke Ni‘ohols and General Doderoh.‘ ' .
Next spring he will exhibit his dog‘s “
at the dog shows in Holland
many. France and England. Cather rue ,, .. 1
the Great is to be exhibited at tho ‘
And broadcloth; the cloth that
has firmer ,liold than any other
the cloth that women admire at
all times ,—$2. 50 and to $1.
Left aisle, rear
ZIBELINE, BLACK. AT $1..oo
At risk of seeming boastful
we wag/to toil 1011 a lit9tlo of this
cessiul. in competition with the Oxford
it is the best (we think) that
you ever saw at :1 dollar. ,
its color is that rich deep black
that is so satisfying; its luster. is
the lustc1 that goes only with ex—
cellcnt dye and line wool its fin—
ish is the finish you expect only
on fabrics that cost much more.
"l‘is clipped close, the soft cam-
e1 5 baby finish is rather improved
by the shortness of the nap.
5;. But then you must
Y _
One dollar a yard.
Left aisle, rear,
THE HowLAND
DRY GOODS co.
9B9rid‘go9po9rt. Conn.
Needed in Evan Home .1845; . . 9 9
m ' inns: tongs a HOTCHKISS
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millve‘rybody' s lisb‘ié 6; ii‘ohlng piles.
Mali Ilnflul 5000 . ,.
‘ are by this tune pretty well introduced
111.th w. 11111:.
and fianubilun NmziMr in
1
sun wait nouns tbs
ry‘ Peters. up
Many rsncbmen in westerns states”
have lost a good deal or s iodlr by
wolves and there ill a ”115: {bounty for
them. One owner recent
‘oolts killed by the wolves. When the ,
‘ party gets to Wyoming 11 big wolf hunt
is to be engaged in and an attempt
will be made to eitermina‘te thoj
boasts 111 some sections. one 111111
titan wolf hound will kill 1‘1 coyote ‘ '
alone. but it will take il‘Vo of tho dogs
to tackle a thither wolf.
A létie‘r recently received from Mr.
Thomas says thallin his trip through:
Europe he did not see any dogs that? v
could equal his own. Thoy were our
World's Fair for tho cup altered for
the best bred American dog.
. Mr. Thumas. who Was captain oi the
Yale track team when in college, wont
abroad earlier than he intended to as
he was chosen on the adyisory board
tor the Yale sihlsios that, were sub.
and Cambridge athletes . ,
A..er the‘uthlotic. events he wont to
Russia, where he was invited to pertic
ipaie in a grand wolf hunt by the Rus-
sian nObllity. This was conducted by
Grand Duke Nichols. When Mr
Thomas was first in Russia he was not
fortunate enough to get an invitation
to one of these hunts. and it is very
rare that anyone out or the grand
dukos’ circles does get one. .9.
TSSTIMONY OF A M‘l‘NlSTER.
My loo. 8. C02,; at Walter Aria.
writes. “For 12 your; 1 sufiered from
Yellow Jaundice I consulted a number
at physicians nud,.tpi9d all_ sorts of
medicines but gohn relief. Then I be ,
gun the use at Elebtrt at our. and feel
that I am now ourpd or a dispose that
bad inc in its was for twelve years. "
if you want a. ruliahlo- madlclnp for
Liver; and Kim; oy trouble, stomach
disorder or annual debilltl". set Elec-
tric Bitters. lt’s guaranteed by F. ii
Baxter. Only 501:.
._—...
A special meeting of the Whatsoov-
er’Cirola. at King's Dauthters or the
South Norwnlk Congregational Church
will be held at tho bolus of Mrs. Ad-
dis‘on Hat way. acrésent Terraoe, on
Tuesday. umber-11.1118 n in. All
suoh business as would be transacted ’
at the regular mating :will como before
this meeting. A .lprge,,sttondnuce is
gre9aily desired.
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"‘Weli nearly everybody in this town
seems to be truatin' him. as far as i
can find out. "—Chlcago. Record-Harald.
‘11
8111311111 1011
sells more goods than all the boasts that Who ever made, and the
satisfaction that our goods give the customers is what we depend upon
to hold our large trade.
Are you one of 0111 satisfied customers?
Better lotus place you on the list.
1You‘ll find as wide awake and up--to9dsio.9
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66 Washington 691ml.
50m "cm"!-
AUTOMOBILE
lNSUR‘ANCE.
Particulars of
lugursnco Agency of .
not." in. “my
93. it. Am. 611th Norwoik.
.9 They take on habits and customs.
9 M 12:! I 60‘ "30 p. m. ‘ have been associatod.
‘ is a 11001! school. The north
, .1 hiIttltutftnr1
that tiny m the very prompting. mg . . ,
9. .
Gettino am Start 111 life
What Shall thevaunU
Man “Do?
Business gives young men culture.
they become thinkers and workers: 111-
iimaioly they are the ones W610i bolts
the placsa oi those with whoill they
. BARTA‘lN’B BUSIN‘EI‘ COLLEG‘I
school holds daemons Recor r
work to you 11111111 136601111. M
and Night school over one thou
. your: 1111111 ‘31169111111111 and plush
their; in posit! ops.
star 11 businbssviifo on tho that that
out 04‘ hillpl
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o. ésnd them out 111 you”, conhusm of giving autism in
' most reasonable prices. v
. 36 inch All We... Nun‘s 6.511... and Albatross in 1.11 would
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_ 5191 Mob Tw‘ced Suitings. invisible plaid. new styles, at. . . . . .
as wasmuo‘ron srussr. . 9 “99+” 119119996 th
,‘ to urchssin‘g held“
fill dtsndard whl‘dll’
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shades and dark colors, ht .
42 inch Cheviot Shiting' to tan, grey, navy, green and b
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51‘; inoh Tweeds. check suiting. all new coloring‘s, latest 1’1er
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4‘8 and so inch Victoria and Broadcloths in all new shad
: andblack, at
oqub-noooOIo guns -.
36 inch Lining Satins. at. . . . ..
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83-86 Wishingto‘n trove ,,
'Sr)“l,1ii
1 $011“: Nos-wills. Conn.
If you mm a stylish ond blooming Ha . V
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FREE mom sLs'rs.‘ "' . .. - .
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Coal, Wood, Hay, Grain and Fcpd.
Proi. min hail» Mounted in 11mm
, 1 ‘ iattoutionivwvtomsiu-
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. Cities and yard. 68 Water stroehaouth Norwolk.
Telephono call 3.42.11g ) 5 p 9 99 9 9
Roll Top bests 3.10 11153511
Oitice Challis $5.75 {5 $1.
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