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night and Sunday An area of high
pressure is central this morning in the
eastern portion of the Lake region. it
, is producing pleasant wepthor in all
sections east 01%th sltaippi river.
_, The weather1i is ntho' northern
j sections. no very low temperature»,
, were read ”the ’weathér in; this!
vicinity will continue plehsant and
not much change in temperature.
Mr. and Mrs Frank H. Gleason. of
g South Norwalit. were in New Canaan
' on Tuesday...‘ '
. w—B lb. pull or pure new lord at 50c
Hayeis‘.
. Mine Maud Colby, of Norwalk is e
g guest- ol her sister, Mrs. 0. 11. Jon-
5 hinge,” in Southport.
~4Mcn’s Alpine Hats, O’ Brien‘ I.
isMinis Medea Harris, of Lowe street.
visiting. her sister. Mrs.
matter, in Wehth‘eld. Conn. ‘
~—-S~houlder Steak 10:,- lb. at Schauh’s.
Mrs. H. S. Lockwood and twu daugh-
tors. of South Norwalk. have returned
home after spending two weeks in
Dunhury.
-'-The best cuts of lresh pork 14c
lb. Hayee'.
George Gerrish formerly of Stuart
avenue, moved his household goods
Wednesday to Philadelphia where he
is now employed.
~Knox Derbies. O'Briena.
Mrs. A. L. Dickens or New Canaan,
attended the wedding of her niece.
Miosjt; Mildred O Sherwood, of South
No'nwigaik on Wednesday
~18 lbs Chopped Beef, 25c, Schaub's
George W. Brady who has been the
guest; (or the past low weeks of his sis
tel. Mrs. William E MoptgoznerY. oi
gorwalk, returned to his home in
rooklyn, yesterday. ,
~86.“ pork 10c lb. Hayes:
MrI. O I. Allen, of South Norwalk,
visited friends on Wednesday and
with them attended the supper and
entertainment at the St. Paul’s Church
in Harriet street, in Bridgeport.
~We have the best line of ladies'
black petticoats to be found. $1.25 up-
word; M S. Smith & Co. - .
F. A. Dickermsn, formerly of South
Norwalk. has purchased 0! Charles
S Benedict the property just north or
the bank, in New Canaan, now occu«
pied. by George C. Wilaer, the grocer.
—-Ground Bones at Schaub'e.
Cookenoe Tribe, 1. O. 11. Mt, tit Nor-
walk adopted another class of candi-
dates last evening, at the wigwam in
the Guano) building. The second dc-
groe will be conferred next. Friday
evening. . 4'?!
~Choice towls 12W; lb Hayes'. ‘
A pair of wild young deer were seen
in the vicinity of Silvermine. Saturday
morning. and they wrote also seen in
the same neighborh ; by another
party just before dart: or the same
day.
-—Men's soda Boys‘ Caps, O’Brien' I.
The Whatsoever Circle of the King' 5
Daughters of the South Norwaik Con-
gregational Church will hold an on-
tumnai festival in the church parlors.
Friday evening, October 28, at 7.30
ociock. -
-—Shoulder steak 110:1 lb. Hayes'.
A WONDIRJSUL CAVINB.
The largest Methodist Church in
Georgia. calculated to use over one
hundred gallons of the usual kind
mixed paint in painting their chore.
They used only 32 gallons 0'! the
gunman & Martin's; {taintm mixed with
go. ops q se hm
of paint made was less than 8120
gallon.
Saved over eighty ($80.09) dollars
hides paint, and got I big donation be-
ill
EVERY CHURCH will be given I
liberal do tity menu: ;
Manyh hushed oi
tour (IiionI: 0!
ions 0: linseed oil thelrewith.
Wears Ind cover'Il ago
These Celebrated Points lIre Iold by
>tv.‘vt
l'
per
Comntccit. Within A: Dow, sleuth Nor-
wail”,
w:‘ l4 1
11331 oi" Greenw on? 6M
Miss Gray. at Stamford. were the
gueots oi Mme M‘DeVonne, Newt,
Canaan, this week.
winter underwear
John
1'10”"- '.
limit. _
Db toil with
n three in- ‘
titer omens eill
ghetto
vabrellas and Canes O‘Bri‘en's. ;
, vi Ross. 0!qu
88°11 and
Herbert H Milly. oi’ Pittatieid-I Malia.
formerly of New Canaan, who lost bis ,
right foot by iailin
, coin lull in,
,, spring, is now “gains to be about with
the aid or an artificial foot, without
the assistance of a crutch or cane.
from the Green-
ing it llr'e last
.151.
——~Now is the time for your fall and
We have them for
you It, the lowest prices
M Co: .
111.3111.ch Rubber Manufacturing
Company, of New York, is taking a
week's vacation Mr, and Mrs. Fer.
ris set out yesterday to drive through
the country as far as Pittsfieid Mesa.
it the weather permits.
Mrs John convoy, of Elizabeth
street, has returned home alter a visit
of No weeks in New JetIey. M1.
Conroy. who has been attending the
Barbers international convention at
Louisville, Ky" and the St Louis ex-
, position. left at. Innis“ yesterday for
South Norwaik.
M1: 81’ Smith.
and M. Ferris treasurer of the .
‘ “ ‘wr firio‘us W '
trains put on in the vsummer will be
discontinued.- The time tables Will be
in the bonds of agents today. .
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Notice
Int—Ju—
lstr‘llra of Voters of the Third thi
District or the Town of Norwaik; w
be in session at the store of E. E. Gor-
bam, 10 First street" East Norwalit,
Conn" on M‘o‘nddy. Catcher 17th. will,
from 9 (mimic a. m. to 5 dc] belt I. 111..
tor the purpose of receiving applicw
tions to be made electoiie in shit!
Third Voting Distrct, and to perfect
the voting lint of said District. r... -
Dated ht East Norwaik. October’
1,2th 1904. _
EDWARD. E. GORHAM,
JOHNHKEOGH,
Registiars of Voters of the Third
Voting District of the Town oi
Norwaik.
012 St.
as;
FORWARD—MARCH!
5.. .11
the review.
Men:
Warm, wcli- ”fitting
wand so certain to giwc satisfac-
tory service
Their underwear.
.in natural color.
blc breast at same price.
of cotton mixed in at $1.
or double breast
with single breast at $1, too.
Heavy wool~and— cotton at 751
-and white ribbed, or
gray, or natural at 50c.
Right aisle, front.
Men’s Sweaters.
pick a sweater from the lot now
here we should like to see him.
Better ones here than over. Come
and see that it is so.
Collariess sweaters with V
neck, gray only—$3.95.
Auto sweaters with double
"lir net or single and pockets,
Basement.
Blue Shirts.
heavy, warm outer shirt and ye
have freedom of arm. ‘ ‘
“envy of texture, stout of mak
ing and finish. $1 to $2.25.
Right aisle, front; ’
.Menls UnionSuits.
experiment ends by being an en
thusiastic wearer. ‘
So comfortable and warm!
l..$2 so.
Near. Main Stairway.
Boys’ Sweaters. ;
skirt.
shades of’ cm.
Sizes for big boys and smal
One doilnr and a half
' 1 Right aisle, front
rue Howumo
. , if;
iam'gbsrdwsre ‘
3389'};
Q 3 IV I YOU WITH THE 3131' A? LOW PNIGI
“Mug“; «‘3 V
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At 1‘ word of command, these
needs of today swing into 1111c for
well- made
Fine wool at $1.50. White or
Red with (1011'
Gray wool with small amount
Single
White or red
flecced
If there is a man who cannot
‘lietnsharsw oi Vetels
Notice
Notice is hereby given that the Reg.
letrars of Voters of the 2nd Votin Dis-
trict of the Town of Norwalk. w ll be
in session at the Town Court Room,
Haviland street, South, Nor-walk on
Monday, October 17th, 1904. from 9
o'clock. a. hi. to 5 o'clock p. m., for the
purpose or receiving. applications to
be made electors in said 2nd Voting
District, and to perfect the voting list
or said District.
Dated at. South Norwalk, October
12th, 1904.
FREDERICK S.'LYON. JR.,
DANIEL KEOGH,,JR..
Registrars of Voters of .2nd Voting
DiItrict of the Town of Norwalk.
012 st
Registrars of VoleiS .
Notice is hereby given that the R133 4' I V
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‘WMGOMIM
’ ga 11 mi appoint.
in the same caplet“ for New Jer-
the concern being incorporated in.
itill-.Moo1-ue alleges that
it Iran a the :10;qu have been,
ismanaéEd; that the p tattoo and
uildiugs “Windsor Loo cs wore ne‘-
mooted. and large biooltii ‘1 stock giv-
lliii Without consideration to Ill-culled
promoters. Mr Moore's counsel noti-
tied the court that he would more for
onurmation of Mr. Aloorn; next Friday 1‘ ' '
a nermantni receiver.
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Simon. Norwallr. Conn"
in Prices 11
obtain a building
cheerfully
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In (fig jg Connor ill ll Law Prim.
TA YLOR a GOLDEN alter: !or sale ton Building
Lot: on Quincy Mint, bmvun Butler and Orchard
11350100 to $50000 Per Lot.
This is about the last chance to
for a home at such low prices.
Map of lots at our office. where full narlloulars will be
T ay‘lgor 8 Golden,
74 Washington Sheet.
soumuoawnx.
stance ‘
conveuio
suite at
NEML ”iii! . .
MhRiDliig o ‘ Bo
Trolls yesterday announced that a
large maoulacturing plant. formerly
the? property of the Merino annIe
has been pure 11
Motor worst.
ii start tn w 1: plant in
about in 1 l; Member.
bested
carry. Sold by-druil' ‘
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' plug from.
let in the Center
furnished
ed by the “‘1
ill" Karen, ‘
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Heavy but elastic worsted in
solid colors—$2. 50, $3 and more.
black and gray-$4. 50, $5 and $6.
F'm the man who must have
the man who tries on as an
Several grades now. $150 to
Wool, with double collar and
Gray, blue or red-aud good
pnv (loops; 9?
RUNNING OVER YOUR MONEY.
allairs will often dlealoee the fact that
you haven’t saved as much as you
thought You had earned plenty but
have spent likewise. A man gets rich
by what he saves not by what he
came The best and really only way
to save is to put your money in n sav-
ings‘bank. The more you putin the
quicker it grows, for the interest goes
on unceasingiy. Money in the bank
works 211‘ hours a day. and takes no
holidays. THE SOUTH NORWALK
SAVINGS BANK will accept your de-
posits large or small and will open an
account with all little -as one dollar
.ms is the luckiest day in the year to
start one.
THE SQUTH NORWIALK SAVINGS
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UNITED 'A’NK BUILDING.
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RICHMOND RANGES?
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if ‘ 313m Ire bet, "
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38 inch 2110.11... Suitinga in Fields and Mixed Colorlngs,.at.. .
" 30 inch All Wool Nun’ e Vciiin
shades and dunk colors, at
A 42 inch Cheviot Suiting in tan, grey, navy, green and black,
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54 inchyTwecd Suitings, invisible plaid, new styles, It. . . .. . . ., 89c
54 inch Tweeds, check suiting, ail'ncw colorings, latest nylons,
IIIIIIIltnlv 100°
III-IIII-I‘v-I-IIsc-III-IHue...
48 and 50‘ inch Victoria and Broadcloth: in all new shad" .
and bleak, at ..
361mb Lining Satins, at ...... anon
We sell Skinner's Guaranteed Satin in all principal shades;
1.
831-85 Washington Street»...
South new-1a. Conn. I
I! you want a stylish and haunting Hal, call "I!
s. s nanorsows. .
sourH noawaut, coitu‘
STREET.
Special and prompt allonllon given to orders.
d”—
g and Albatross in all evening .
50¢
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BEST COAL.
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BEST LEHiGH
FREE FROM SLATE.
TRY A BINGLE TON BEFORE YOU BUY ELSEWHERE.
run HARRIS 81 anus 00,
“Ellen: c6111..
non: IerrIa '
Coal, Wood, Hay, Grain and Feed.
to begin your Art Needlework for
. to supply your every need in this i
You will find here all the lat
Squares and Dollies including the n
embroidery.
86 Washington Street.
AUTOMOBILE
INSURANCE.
‘PIrticuiIri ot-
laIurIncI Manor of
agree: It. terrain
mil.
, m'lkc haunt I i
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who circumstance mm to it! no.
dents. thoyuniioruh Ilium. 10h 3min: « -
ates in balloon lite and the lamina:
Christmas. and we are prepared
inc.
est designs in Pillow Tops Scarfs
cw stamped patterns for Eyelet
3me Norman.
r111 Do?
Basins” gives young men culture.
.They take on habits Ind cuItoniI;
m blues. of those with. when: they
yo been 'quoiItId.
‘ Ion inflicting:
lack the!“ ‘
mill"
Ghoul aver unorthohsind
“In.”
yarns wand
not one Conjoined. come mom is
institution ,
.31. “Mill.
they become thinkers Ind workers; 111- .
timately they are the one: who trike -
in, hiI‘n’Iy. ‘,
out Ofrflihpi Mt bu sat-nod {aortic v
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Office and yI
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Roll Top Desks
Office
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rd, 08 Water streetfiouth Nomlk.
.‘tolcphcna cIii 842-5.
Choirs $81.75
Raymond and Son’s-
it}, and 413 Main Street. Norwaik.
ill .9"
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«wt '5' ..
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$10“ to‘ so]
to $10
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