‘ I”
hurt Hart. will
no (lotion
not?“ \
Articles at practical utility to The
‘ Army. my one. or all (I! which, will
one Fetetully received by their local
”We
not octuaiiy heenI ac-
.l’l (WI 1 pending ba‘o
Thematic reti-
educations pf-‘
, 3being new on I
probably furnish
more Information or
cremains, than‘ ec'a'u be
the“gsuerar stall speak '
rally, for secrecy while
donned how a pri—
sIve movements. and}
dealer, ' "
urtain down on the war
, wild rumors may be ex-
lie the general staff in-
, uropstltIII is advancing.
entrenching as he goes,
artillery critics hold the:
Ii greatest chance at
h would drive the Japanese
oIII a‘cIt upon the river he-
hence to prepare (or
life order or we day
(It will several days
no began It’would not
hea'vy fighting was
indeed; the lat-
espotéhes‘ say that an
l'dste'd throughout Sun-
tar and right flank. and
new m everywheie re
the Russian advance.
6. Untithat Kuropatltin In
each side of the railroad
(entire an easy line or corn-
would indicate his intent
he a trestle attack with In
Initig moVement from the
era the ground is. open. but
iver bars the way, and no
is seemingly possible
lea ions below Lino Yang;
expert writes:
edit to say when Field
nine will accept battle.
b. will‘ resist the advance at
‘ anions north of the Toilet!
, ‘Ii‘ih Idefei'ld the river. But.
,, be latest Imelnciai re
, are advancing along
as and the cavalry is ev-
l6! dea'patch from Chetoo says
orreai‘poodents who reached
I Were expelled September
II; had not proper auth-
'ISBuno‘ Oct. l1.~—Prince
, lrslsy, Minister at the In-
.erates. according to the re
ln to formulate the policy
stry or the interior, but to
lunch is to be expected
"(,61li out use (It the tourist
“ Mi ster adds that he
ately to decentralise the
dealing with these com-
; as to give each of them
6’“ Lot their own knowledge or
‘ ’ tioril, as they are naturally
out to millage their at-
In adventase than is the
government; which of
no ledge oi the local
_I Iii awaiting tidings (It
' ly, rumored engagement
that the Russians, aa- I,
iive. crossed tltell Ilsa
sedan Kuroki's
Mill! which ‘Ithe
stroll ly- reinforced.
unoccupied The Jun
tail have checked the
“it ll said that the
I we alight l-llIL-th a hall in South street.
, contributed t
‘ ; here will he
dulled (:0r I
:Frult, flowers. canned goods, vege-
I. log. (new or second hand).
-; WGI'B6
Ill 1 p. Iu.-.~'6l‘ohio to~ .
held last evening.
ed one blielhesb Ives transacted.
. William F Bishop and family. (It
Held, in on lull in south
‘ ‘rai’t. Tomorrow Night. I
“'1‘ hnouiu' harvest I6s’tiv I
Salvation arm will be held tomes
An auction or the fruit and vegetables
elture oi. the occasion.
Following. tor example. is a list at
rpresemativea; We hespeok for It
I e careful attention and hearty co
operation of our generpus- Ihearted clti-I
sous:
We append a «In list vol articles
table’s. iish,.rnsat. chickens live stock.
corn. flour. wheat. oatmeal. condensed
milk, bread crackers cheeseL tea, our
fee. cocoa. books. pictures, jen‘velry.
shoes. coal, wood, lumber shingles.
chairs, Ishe'ets, blankets, cutlery.
tools. furniture, (new or used), cloth-3
, Since The Army's last annual Hort
vest Festival effort it has met with
the Irreparable loss of Its noble lead.
or Consul Emma Booth Tucker wile
of Commander Booth Tucker, whose
powerful and ma etic Influence and
leadership In sadl missed by the de-
voted Salvationists In America but,
God has so used this calamity to
“work together (or good" that the in.
throat and sympathy of thousands who:
formerly indifferent to the
claims of this beneficeut and most
practicoII philanthropic ~movement.
have been aroused and enlisted to
help in the great work.‘
The late marvelous International
in London, has served better than any
thing else to Illustrate the phenomenal
growth and systematic development of
this unique organisation. Du Anni
versuryI day there passed through the
turnstiles or the Crystel Palace up
wards of 1.00 000 people The grand
old general met In private counsel 5.-
000 field odicere and 1.100 stall om.
care. while there were Innssed togeth-
er in one brass band 3.600 Salvation
Army musicians. playing from the mo-
sic books of The Army’s own com.
piling. .
A total of fltty- -tliree meetings with
dance, were led. by General Booth
during this. mighty Congxoss. the dais
gates to which represented (arty-nine
countries a‘nd colonies. where The
Army work is in successiui operation
Soarceiy a month after the close of
the Congress the intrepid general oi
the Salvation hosts is starting on a
“Motor Campaign" through England
and Scotland Illustrating attain most
forcibly his. indomitable courage. seal
and mpaciiy for work.
Commander Booth Tucker, General
Booth’s son-in-Iew, who. during the
past eight years. has had charge of
the work of The Salvation Army, and
brought it up to its present wonder-
fully prosperous condition in the Unit-
ed States. has just returned from The
Army's Congress, toll of plans tor ev
en greater advances and accomplish-
ments by his American troops.
A people of this stamp deserve ev-
ery encouragement possible ‘to give
them. They are asking our good of-
iices just now In layer at their annual
Harvest Festival; they are asking
gills ot us—gitta 0! any and every
kind. which they may utilize. either
of themselves or by selling. in furth-
ering The Army‘ Ii noble work. do there
In this so favored community a man
October lot to iih will not gladly
this plan?
ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS
Big bargains In men’s suits this
Iweelt at (lottiieh't. See ad. .
I W
or cadres eubsu oso
«lemon thls £66k? Reudqhs lad. 1':
A daughter was born last week to
'Mr. and Mrs. charter villager, oi
I‘fMeadew street.
A.
§waik Fire .Polioe was held” last even»
street.
60ml new member was elected at the
meeting at: Putnam Hoes company.
Considerable rou-
deli avenue. Norwaik. will hereto
1:666" (or owners city. where they
m
I ,rlod' t a crowd. but at
ard the societys work,
a quarter (It a million people in sites. .
or woman who. during the days rem .
AI routine meeting at the South Nor~ I
‘Iti‘g In their rooms in Washington ‘
marl»
thornsel
I6 was”? or. form on or
find. the ritls
her silhouette Miss Paul
try Club. More numerou
Miss malice Mobile ‘
tested ”M
champion, 2 up and l 1.63%
ilrst round of the woull‘nn .,
:10" championshi:
(no ‘ out (lit 0 champions
tests I
was nominated by acolemntion-
Ideal oiihthe it
KARO SYRUP. PER CAN.
In
\
i I
.‘I'I‘.’ ‘.
.31 .3, )-
Lot: on Qumo’y street.
,a \
I
Barrio, In.
during the coming winter. I
Is 6 were sure that the III
El} ll
Darrow la abso- .
III II ‘
mo
WINOTED MAN FOR SENATOR.
CANAAN. Oct. II—«The Republlcuns
ot themst District today decimated
for senator. Arthur L; Clerk. 0. wells
kn6wn business man (It Winsted. lie
I
II I
Marker. {vireo
III e museums at them I'
.II ilkler h'
as Lottie 13066 the booth
And receive Your iuli.value. Wohhve quite a few specials to utter to
you (or this week You may as well leave your-6 order here and bare advon'
Inge otit. . , , ,
19 n'ss.‘ "an .u... .:.:............‘..;I1.oo
NAIIuE'Pofaross, mos sue sMo6'rI-I. gen PK., (or.
use omens. ALL uulrosM SIZE. see. or. . 5c
[Pea anus. PER or. ......‘..... To
BLUE LAILE KETOHUP,’ Pen BOTTLE. 10¢.
‘RAIEIBIBIFULL1LB.PKGI»an................-.....fi......;.... lie
CLEANED CURRANTSI POLL 1 LE. PKGSS. ..
.6.’..6...’6a,6. .....au
LARGE (JAN CORN BEEF, FED O‘AN‘. ...,” .......
sMALL can cons ss‘nlt, rsli‘ ‘cal’r, ........... ...... .....
CRANIIERI'IIES, PER 01’" ..., .
Congress of The Salvation Army, held . '
6 a 'soufirhonwacx. certs
. 2’0?an Call 33!. _ _
Rare Chance
To out A
BUILIlNI
In the “WP" oi 61.0w Prior. I,
I... W
TA YLOR & GOLDEN. offers (or sale (on Bulldlng
bologna ifuller and Orchard
Stn6lli'6. Nam-616k. Carma, I . .
rzso 00 to $500 00 Per Lot
Obtain II buildina lot in the Center
for a holne at such low prices.
not slip In: In: and I'm-((6 a com .... obtain the
. unaliiug
, outnumber mitt”
I uoah ill intended ”(or
will Eastern waters now Is all
Elie in bile
shell and her cost will
$850. Gill) and $700 000.
(rod toot over all and will hov‘
of at knots. ‘
mus battery will consist of It: i-
ll!!!“ {lipid ilre guns: tour hvpouodersi
,two wounders and mo automatic
gone:
She in
speed
mm..-— . I
gfithAbl SIGNALMAN KILLED.
forte. Oct. 11 w'l‘homss Wolfe.
“19* Blmalmau for this section at the
New Yerlt New Haven and Hartford
Railroad was struck and killed bya
freight train at Shooington IIIIIcIIOu
this noon. He was oiling a sw hob and
apparently did not hear the train com
He leaves a widow and two‘
Ire Buymg
.. 6 9c
8:
80¢
12(-
1601:
dual.
......
.--..(g-.-
aaeoIIlIaIa-al
LOT
...th
'I
‘ I
Map of lots at our office. om. ml! partition" will be
lhnmll furnished
. The vessel will be completed ,
iii about six months. ‘
line we are prepared to furnish.
it.
I
'lbe‘ time for houses caning has arrival and he ck’es
thinking- of new floor coverings and disputes.
All work done In the very best possible planner. ‘
- ,25 pct ccut."‘(liscouut (In all Lamps and Jardiulcts. I
”Anytluugu ti 4
Brussels . Carpets 7.“,
Velvet Carpets 6 6
Tapestry Carpets
‘ ln‘grain Carpets
“ Wilton Rugs" y “
Brussels Rugs ' ‘ ‘ ".3
Smyrna Rugs “It.
3 gal. Stone Pots....:.‘... 40c
4 gal. Stone Pots. .I see
A gal. Stone PotsI........ 15c
Soap'Stone Griddles... . . . ;$I.oo.
Parlor-BrOoms Igc
Oil Cloths intull66‘ ‘6vvidtlle “ 66
. LIIIIIaWMlIitwéS 6”,"
' ‘JapIMoltiIIgss ‘ ‘
.Crcx Mattiugs I
.53
Curtain I\6(Ids and Poles I
Window filmed I
I.)
4 in..1:‘lo1vcr Pots. . . . .6. . .‘
56.iu lgiovver 160tn‘5"==6"'03:.1' 5c
6 III. l'lower I’ots............. 7c
7 in. Flower Fete. . . . . . . .I.Ioc
8 in. FlowcrIPotsr, .......... I5c
~:-Miliineru Openino'l‘
. Friday and Saturday
Sept. 30 and Ooh-l
Full: “go of Trimmed and Unirim
med lie on hand. Good goods good
work on reasonable prices.
Missl E. Hotshiuson
as visonluo'rou or,
(wire M. e. outfit a co.)
ew- ., I _ .
!
Man .9 Suits.
\
‘s‘rntcer ALL
wooL. Wen: ta AND ’10
‘. . TI-Ile WEEK
1.9.50
FINE MIXTURES.‘
666* £3.66; ...
D6: Gottlleb
O6L6OTHING. SHOES AND
FURNI OHINGS.
ll Mel-66M Main ‘Otreet. 860th Nam-lit
If You Want To Sell
your property, whether it. II a min.
a house and lot to town or real allele
of any description. quickly. can or ad-
dress
, w. a. moraine
I. WALL OT; 6NO6IWALKI CONN.
it will be advantage ‘1! you also
to no no If it
In: “Vented of a
Also children dressed tor school,
from too up.
overrun. at tom price-
tact lit guano 6 ll
Ready— to to.
Welsh. (loath:
Per-
-. Skirts.
.lte ”lions has.
mil-Iron at our: "
I 1904. said emcee to be open from 10: 00
saving, you moneylt'. '16 ‘
others when you cits ' “t oral"J .
Lchigh Coal st 0675§per II! ' I
will guarantee ours the best in the
market. Also weight guaranteed. All
convince you w um the only printout
keep; the priced Vin for you. ,,
TELePI-to'ul oALL.
Store. 208-51 Wood 6. Mechanic St.
Yard 9M - .4. 74 «film Ave.
--_-I
NORWALK OFFICE JO6I'iN if. HAYES
. 15 MA?” «OTRIETI . ‘
B: HEBSHFIIIII MIN
Assessors Notice
we. the undersigned. hereby give
notice to all pershns and cor rations
liable to pay taxes in the n of.
Norwalk. that they are acquired by law
to deliver to the assessors. or either
November. 1904. a. written or printed
list. dated. signed. and sworn to. or
all property owned by them on the
first day or Octoberalilot. liable to tax-
at. on.
N. B.—-Lists may. be returned to the
oracle oflicey Town
Hall building.N wllk. and at the
Council Room. Hahila‘ud street. South
Norwalk. from and including October
13.1904. to and Including November 1.
assessors. at the’
to 12: 00 oclock. I.a mm. and tram a: 00
to 6: 00 o'clock p.111 ,ttli days (It the
week. (Sundays excepted) and on Sat.
urdays. and on November 1st.1904
from 7: 00 until 9: Woelock in the av-
etiugl
esfiatsd at Norwailt coon. October 5.
080§R%‘%¥MON%
VENANOIO A. SQOII‘IIIIL
6A Fire in the
cool that leaves our mo is cleaned '
and tree from slate. a trial order will ‘
of them, on or betore the lirst day oi '
(flats
I_ . 9 cl Casi Is.s(6:llin well
7th" hoe tall? days, (vies it
is too Cool: at evening to sit
without a‘ tire. You will not
know Iwbat a “good brT'fiIlt.
willingifire‘ln the grate is un-
til ‘you' have tried! Carmel
. Coal.‘ Comparativoly‘ low
have ever used It.
We want you to try a
sample. If you have a grate
send us your address on a
postal and: you'shéll‘be Icom-
fortabl‘e for onechIeningt at
our expense.
Irv.
Glove” the Place
3
t
..~‘\ftcr all,
satisfacturt as :I lllrl cluss- Slice,
per: wlutt‘lytm may. , I [l
(‘hL‘It' 5 nothing as
53-30
(or \l’ui‘ucu's 1" irst~LIluss
Footwear '7
increffécs interest, doesn't it? ,- -
PERFEQTAw—Fall Lille
‘3 is especially stylish. , I I. :
I
I law to! dallvs
‘ er ot'th
of N
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