I liter people dil-
um i‘!
on
r resumed its clotting
tinder was the fifth
to ad thoilsh the lair
reschedt the. point it.
on 3ccount of many
workers. with charac-
re looking forward.
. .9, at;
. wi‘il back hup the
:enersetc workers and
ucceisfui in all ways as
rue social features
. attended to and some
Via evening something?
. ‘the direction of Tho-i
. Mellon. entitled “The Mer-
” for, “A Revel at Holly
Waived. WillinntIA.
t as husband the full
as follows; Ensemble.
‘panI'. The Same Old
$3 Gundolier. Mrs. W. J.
y‘tFrilm. Miss Alice thill; .
98, 3 tattoo by Luke
int.” Iiss Elizabeth
in the Day oi Old" Time
un grand finale,“'1‘he had
from the musical comedy
Spice." This musical
carefully prepared and
action in the choruses
, 6 popular Double Sex-
year. A briet outline of
tt ctions for each evening
_ til 9 Hungarian Band oi
laces under. the leader-
' hzelt; Wednesday. the
Room" Thurs»
hails Strin Sextette.
.3rand m iltary play.
’ Director; is always a
e ntertninment and on
xtra‘ dances will be added
or the String Sextette.
able to be present. A
turday's entertainment
. rhughiy enjoyed was the
nit Preece. whose first
.Adellne.” was com
pla ded until he respond
Millers Doughter." Mr.
, lear tenor voice and his
y and articulation excel
Ill .llttle 'maids from the
re making a thorough
is French doll. "Lady.
lqu the most successful
to receive a prize for her
"Lady Coleman" wlli e an
Isrw’éck in Miss u. E ysn' s
a like manner a beautiful
ft of the ’1‘» ‘ A B. Cadets
onhhssed by a number of
'I 1th he Chdet Society ltud the
colloid! one of. their number
acolyte a prize. A feature
II proved a pleasure to the
the fair and a success for
rue is the cake sale In the
on tonight and their assis-
Mrs. Mary McMahon. Mrs.
’ ban Miss Margaret Hayes.
3t eri'ne 30er Mrs. Joseph
Mls‘s Margaret Mockler.
em Quinn. Mrs. Charles
it Miss Mule Mindlth.
esday'. evening these indies
charge: MIs Frank Finni-
Patrick Briody, Mrs. Charles
Hrs Edmund G'Oounor, Mrs.
O'Brien. Mrs. Patrick Curran,
lei Holllhan ”Mrs Thomas
m
:13» observed yesterday
,. arvic'es of the day. . The
3'3" very pretiiiy decorated
l unite copulation of solo.
Valid chorus was ren-
choir at the three see
her. W. W .T. min-
, 3 very interesting and
on In the monitor from
My House
can recall
i333 pres
' {EthhIHI oi the church he; '
well represented. At the
the church was wall
tiles main and neliery.
ii ten to with strict
III-Idea taken by
tho :he“ hid 3 right
pit Wrongs I! bet
iwill not be very plentiful.
. ' cot-Game i..3w.
The same’ law went oil on quail
partridnes. Bray squirrels and wood
cock last Saturday. and many hunts
men bane huntiri3 on the very first
3winx to the unusually severe wen.
ther last winter. it is said that quail
Toward
the middle of winter farmers report-
an that they picked up hundreds of
them which had probably either
starved or been frozen to death. The
large number of dead birds found all
through this vicinity at that time
brought the belief by hunters that
this seasons sport would not be so
good as other years.
Partridge are also said to have sut-
fered more or less framing cold and
However. conditions on the
whole are very favorable. The thick-
ness of the foliage is. boweVer. an ab-
cotton The leaves are not) often so
ate in falling and they may be said
to have hardly started to desert the
trees as yet. This istpracticnliy our...
advantage to squirrel hunters, as it'
Is difficut to see It squirrel in a tree
even when it Is naked of leaves to
say nothing of trying to locate him
when the foliage offers him almost
impenetrable refuge.-
Hunters are again renewing their
displeasure all the hunting law pass
ed at the last session of the legisla-
titre. 31nd mahy of them vow that
they will put up a fill In the next
Houston to repeal it. t11 is generally re
Elli-deli as more strict than any hunt-
in; law the state has ever had as it
has a trespass feature that Is wrought
Vireo in composition.
Formerly the law allowed practic-
land it was open to the hIInteI. but
owner to post his property and if a
hunter wants to invade the premises]!
he must get permission from the
owner. The crossing of the grounds
out. a gun and with dogs is taken as
, evidence in itself that a party is there
to hunt. and the owner of the land is’ ‘
Alllhorized to make the arrest of the
offender without procuring any war
rah
Among further some restrictions
embodied in the law is the prohibit-
Ing of the mile of games part of the
ilnw which remains in effect until Oct.
1901. A person under this clause.
who III caught selling game or trying
to sell it is liable to a fine of fifty
dollars or a sentence of thirty days
In hill or both Only live partridges
can be lawfully killed in one day. and
the expert hunter must limit his score
ifor the entire season to thirty- six
foot to petition the next. legislature to
repeal the game laws or remedy it so
that the hunters liberty may be some-
what less trunlmeled. Lawyers will
he engaged to see the sportsmen’ s in-
teresis through and members of the
fraternity say that the legislature of
1903 may have caught them napping
but that the off-guard act will never
be done by them again
Two DANBUHY aulCiDES.
One Woman 'I'IIIII Cornelia Acid and
Another Shot Herself .
DANBURY. Oct. 10.--Mr3. Jennie
Benedict, "aged I34. widow of E. 8.
Benedict, at one time a prominent
business man of this city, committed
suicide at her home in Robinson ave
one, last night. by taking carbollc sold.
She had been despondent.
Mrs. Sarah Joyce. 3 widow, shot
and killed herself yesterday at .her
home in Mill‘Plain. a suburb of this
city. She was forty-seven years old
She chatted with 3 neighbor 3 short
time before the‘ suicide and muted to
be in excellent spirits. Going to her
room she laid out the clothes that she
dahlred to be buried In, wrote the di~
motions for her funeral and tired a
bullet Into her temple. No reason tor
the suicide hail been ascertained ~
“ma-- .
le POITMAITIR GINIRAL.
WASHINGTON. Oct. 10 ~Pre3ident
Roosevelt today announced the 3p-
gllnonsnt of Robert J. Wynne. action
mtmuter-deueral, 33 Postmaster.
Gilei'tl.
equine-WM
HOUOI BRAYIH MIITING.
mime-d» events prayer more
at the Not-wall: Ill edict Church
Iii. tied in different seetionn of the city
-. .19
ill be held thil Tuscany evenlnuts
“Mignon“ W8 EBNOIM:
. _ltmwelint.154 min lit:
at" 8
the lack of food following the heavy ‘
Isuows.
ally that if an owner did not post his -
today there is no necessity for the ‘
\A concerted move is already (up
.. 5. 40, ll: In:
. ;.. .5bx.9i.16lix
. till-days, In Midi
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9: 92!. ‘
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osuaunv TO sou-III NoIIwAtK.
11A‘5VIL—9.90;7:99 II II: to 093
Ebb—9‘00: 9291.100 “
[IV-Eulogy“ train. to Dar-bury. 9:15 3
. p.m . .
LeaveH II ry. 7: 56 3. in.‘; It our,
7: 40: 9.1:: 1%. El
bank.
lit:
A! (ll Vituitoam «press I. .I. .~ '
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.-
Streets. itarwuk. 69:111.. ’ ‘
3250. on it? I
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l
bargainsi ' GIo
'Try Norwaliu' 1393: Aston: Pow del-
closest preIniunII siren.
arse ”noun ~M
blue in a will he held this ,
0 aw. bHuh school auditor- . “
list when lit
elr convention
arches have been used
ammo .
The in... ot the convention will
901- he the
iiiiii lieu of a chorus of125
" Woolaey be
rooted by
render a
lid Parker. _
the sinus
handed copies on the stage. .
The chorus of the New Haven high .
school diode. 1904 will sing selections
: from thei;r_ graduation exercises last
June... Plofeusor Harry Jcpson will
give an organ recital.
_ The full programme-ls to be issued
next week.
New» River. eighth grade rosin In
‘» This chorutt will be Ill-I
Professor Jonson and will
will
i.
“W... W
sight a four part exercise
' ombelug written by Protester Horn-
Neithel Mr. Jepnon our
use the piece till
‘Wrwmn—HR «~—
l.lbernl- minded women can't keep
secrets ’ ' _
”wm— ,, m... m...
THERE ARE NO CROOKED
lineages that are practiced
at Olll‘
There is but one road we travel and
that loads right straight on to that
ROAD OF SUCCESS
it.
' .3}
our depositors are certain of carn-
ing on their deposits the best rates of
interest.
In times when money is
close our surplus always is large
When will want your money it can be
had and no delays.
the audit)! Gibmltnr. and for that rea-
son halcyon to deposit your savings
with us
WE PAle-‘OUR PER CENT.
We are solid as
TEREST.
~.
THIEII SOUTH, |§ORWALK SAVINGS
UNtTED BANK BUILDING.
A Rare Chance
TU BWA
UILDING LOT
Jn the center at a Loiv Prree.
and“ mm on... I... .1an m: sanding}
Lon mom” emu. between gutter and Orchard
At Prices Ranging from
$500 00 Per Lat.
This is about the last chance to
obtain a bundled let in the Center
lot a home at ,. such low prices.
Mano! you“ In our .m... where nib bemoan.» new be
cheerfully (whither!
\
’ nonunion. of ‘
lilo the loading sneaker. _
ii’u‘v
thinking Voi new floor co
line we are prepared to Fri
veriugs
mish.
in
House
»..
l
i
”Millineul Open nati-
Friday and Sound y
. Sept. co and Out. I
Full line of Trimmed and
mad Hats on hand Good good,
war/h audit reasonable prices
Missl E. Hutchiu
$00
as WAsHINdTON 8T.,
(wire M. a. 3mm 3 co.)
—‘-32
MEN'S BLACK THIBE‘I’, sINeLE
KIND
SHIRTS AND DRAWERS. 507
390.
AT .
FOR NEXT WEEK ONLY
OLOTHING. SHOES AN
FURNIOHiNOS. ‘
11 North Main Street. South Norwailt
your property. whether it 13
a houseand IotihV town or real
dreu
. w. 3. wartime
u WALL 3r. nonwALK.
to see Inc If you are desire“ I buy-
in can bind of moans. ‘I .
‘Iroin lite on.
Everything pt lowest prices.
loci tit guaranteed.
Ready to wear. Clothes.
Waist-I Quite“ Alteration-Jr . ;
. THI MAUI!”- YAIHIDB.‘
31 tonic \
The time for lIouncclcumug has arrived and housekeepers are
Coal. I
Untrim--
0. ~ coma b
if You want To ell ,.
‘oili
and draperies. Anything int this
Brussels Carpets ‘
VelvetVCarpetS/ ‘
Tapestry carpets HI
Ingraiu Carpets “
Wilton Rugs
‘ Briissels Rugs
Smyrna Rugs 8
furnlshmg
All work done in the ivory best possible manner.
3 gal. Stone Pots......... 40c 41511. Fiower‘l‘ots............
son 5 in. Flower Pots. ..
V2 ga-l..Stonc Pots......... 15c- (I in. Flower. Pots .....
Soap Stone Griddles ........ $i.l‘)0 7 in. Flower Pots ...... . ..... 10c
.PaI-lor [inherits .‘ . . . .. ......
25 per cent; discount ion Vail Lamps and Jcrdiniers.
4 gal. Stone Pots......‘.
,
v
Gui
TO THE PUBLlC.
m
Why not patronize- the firm that. are
saving you money;" ii! pay him to
others when .you can at best grades or
inhizh Cont at 35.75 per too? we
will guarantee ours the best in Vibe
market. Also weight guarant ll
coal that leaves our yard too as d
and tree from slate, a trial order will
convince you we are the only firm that
keep (the prices down for you;
OR DOUBLE BREASTED UITS, .
'“RFCTLV “L‘- woot, F°RHNEXT store, “mammal” :AIH'e‘zngnIc 8t.
WEEK ONLY AT / 35 Yard 97.3 . _ 74 Stevie»: Ave.
MEN’S’HEKVY,‘FLEECEOI I‘rlNED. I r”
NORWALK OFFlcE. JOHN T. HAYES
15 MAIN OTHEET.
l“ 30"
H HEHSHFIE
ASSeSSOIS’ Notice
We, the undersigned. hereby give
notice to all persons and corporations
liable to pay taxeslin the Town of
Norwalk. that they are required by law
, to deliver to the assessors, or either
of them. on or before the first day of
. ovemher, 1904 a written or printed
. int, dated. signed and Nora to. of
all property owned by them on the
first day of October, 1904 liable to tar.
ation.
N B.—-Lists may be returned to the
assessors. at the asseheors odice, Town
Hall building. Norwalk. and at the
‘ Council Room. Remand street. 30th
Nor-walk, from and including October
15,1904. to and including November 1.
1904 said odious to be open from 10: 00
to 12:00 o'clock. 3. In. and from a: 00
to 5. 09 oclook p. 11).. nil days at the
week. (Sundays excepted) add on Set-
urdays. and on. November 1:t,r190’4..
. from 7: 00 untll‘9: 00 o'citIclt in the ev-
ening. -
19Duted at Norwallt weirdo... October 5.
GM).
. idem
H00 limp.
We. the underline
‘~ notice to all hereon:-
llable to pay on:
Norwaiit.th hi: the
law to daily I. to the
or of theta. on1 ”gr
19c 8 in. Flower Pots. ..
r.
‘ ‘ LinolcumsQalllintjuuliticn.
Oil Cloths in all widths
‘ ’ .Cliiua Mailings
Jalp‘ Mattiués V' ‘ i
CIex Mailings
Curtain Rods and Poles
Window Shades ‘
4C .
. 5c
7c
opal!
I...’ ..... 156 «H
iii Fire" In the
Grate
Cancel Coal“ Is selling’ well
these fine Fall days, , When it
is too cool at evening to sit
withhut a fire. You will not
know whata good, bright,
willing fire in the grate is un-
til you have tried‘”Cannel
Coal. comparatively few
have ever used it. '
. We want. you to V’iry a
sample. If you have ‘3' grate
send us your address on a
postal and you shall be cem-
iortable 'for on: writing at
our expert”.
.' ‘HFI.’ _t
m: (can): c031. co.
i. ""
Gloveris‘ the Place
i ...
l
."I' ‘
After. all. there’s nothing as
satisfactory as a firsi~class Shoe,
pay what you may.
a-
53-59
for Women's First-Class
Footwear
increases interest, doesn't it?
4!
PERRECTA-f-Fnll Line
» is especially stylish.
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Norwalk Chronicler