“35:5 #Gtfl 5'34 '
.47, or: Sell a» m;
, inhibit thieves are stripping
th‘ monument and autobio-
deity the bronze and copper
"d adornment: and they
to to destiny hundreds of
worth of marble In order to set
ow centa' Worth of metal.
06 pol. Park .mdhument. com-
};f‘thn Revolutionary battle
‘Iand. was stripped of its
erlug. Not long ago two
ele discovered with hammer
idol removing the bronze orua~
file Fort Washington mom
i; one Hundred and Eighty-
i
a cause .to
be excessive number of rail-
Ideal; lib. this country can
‘he‘ Southern Rail-
example, which no one ever
mentioned as II high-speed
iii probably have the record
of having killed or injured
”people than any other road on
’ do of the Atlantic.
FASHIONS.
ade several inquiries of poo-
the possibility of reclaiming
d wires of a clothes loci for
,- f"Cqustant Reader" who
. mappllcatlon that wild cov»
told when so the garments
ml them will not become streak
th iron rust and they agree
we in advising thp purchase of
if the wires were shellack-
painted, there would be about as
' iety for the clothes as there
. hint being about as difficult
to as iron rust.
walking suit pf rich dark
ltlfi'oh velour wear an ermine
and Inuit. White ortllch feath
éa y and long. may be the only
a on the durk- blue beaver hat.
Winnie of pale green velvet
all with a touch of silver here
re, and some will like a bit of
lth‘ it, perhaps in the form oi
- acreage bouquet of the tra-
' ltle blossoms of that color.
pretty fad to have the stock
. “I mil ch which one wears with
W
of m tiring Ronpaissanro lace.
is they are made on a founda
pa, em and held in shape with
itdinary‘ lace stitches.
at may be either fitted or
tted.ami It will be in fashion.
so. too. are in vogue if they
this at the ilIIIldw-a Ie‘gular
eve.
buttons as well as loatllei
be lengthened and the skirt
iihout revealing the unsight-
‘ c arable Light ate-I Covered
qut on the Market.
Parker. 0! New Haven. has
t a novel invention after ten
“lent struggling. He has per-
bicycle tire with steel inter-
nice last three or four times
' they do now His invention
It pneumatic tire into a pneu-
‘hlm‘l armored with a steel
tiléu the bio yoie and remov-
toommop objection to Its
- an.
- c‘ommitce construed that phrase in the
KESUOP ‘ ,
wiliiACHINES
mus cams
Winning:
.—
m
Postage one can! for l to 20 package
bend Colo or sun; suit Idol- mind
Address ‘
THE SINGER MANFG. CO.
80 WASHINGTON STREET.
South Nor-walk, Conn.
GREAT. MUSICAL EVENT.
Norwalko Will Turn Out October
Ziot. _
A number of people who have never
hoard Mendolsuobu‘s music of Shakes
pears’s Midsummer Night's Dream. ex
pressed surprise that scheme of thlr
ty'voicou is required to produce the
composition III its entirety. This
number Is necessary to do it. full jus-
tice and entails the hardest kind of
work on the part of‘thc young ladies
volunteering to take part for the
benefit of tile Decker Club Friday
night, October 213i, In the South Nor-
walk Baptist Church. Mr. Hurry
Pepper. the famous singer. who is III-
rectlug the entertainment, has kept
the young ladies Ill constant rehearsal
as Mcntielseohn‘s masterpiece is a
work that requires much time and
drll to be presented satisfactorily He
In so determined to have it go through
Friday night without the slightest
fault, Mr. Pepper has spared no' points
In trying to net the heat talent on the
Sound interested. He has Irons into
this with his usual energy and ther-
oughness and intonds‘ to make it the
most successful entertainment or the
season. Those who are acquainted
with his previous successes may feel
assured that. this one will not only
come up to the others bllt will proba-
bly surpass them in finish. The
Misses inuscher. the well-known vo-
enlists of Bridgeportyhave been. on-
gaged. The instrumental music is In
the hands of Mr. Frederick S. An-
drews.
South Norwalk Baptist Church, and
Miss Theresa ll. Hoyt. Slit" is a
young lady whose many friends have
watched her progress for some time
and predlcte ‘a brilliant musical I-a
rear. The advance sale shows that
the musical lovers in all The Nor-
wulks anticipate a rare “VIII. Ticketr
may be obtained at Glendenulog's and
Batxer's drugstores. Price 500. ‘
EPISCOPAL CONVENTION.
-
Work on. New... Canon, Establishing
court of Reviews Ended.
BOSTON. Oct 18.~——Before the ses
sions of the Episcopal gonorhl convoo
tion were resumed today, the bishops
and deputies attended a celebration of
the Holy Communion at Trinity
Church. Ill honor of the Feast. of St.
Luke the Evangelist. a rod letter day
In the church calendar. The House
of Deputies at their business session
again took up the new canon estnb
liabing Iourts of review. The work on
the canon was practically completed
yesterday. but. a number of provisions
remained to be acted upon.
The Woman's Auxiliary of the
Hoard of Missions at their conference
ill Pierce Hall was addressed by lit.
Lucien me Kinsolvlnrr. bishop
of South Brazil: Bishop Willi m H.
Moreland, of Sacramento and labor)
James B Fountain. of Boise. Idaho
A mnferencc of diocesan Sunday
school commissions nd institutes was
held at Trinity’paris house this fore
noon.
In the House of Deputies Rev. W.
D. Huntington. D l). of New York.
chairman of the Committee of Amend
meats in the constitutions, reported r
definition of the words "witblrr the
boundaries of the United States. " The
h(lonstitutlou to‘ mean all territorv and
possessions within the jurisdiction of
the United States and not merely that
territory lying between the Atlantic
and Padilla and between Canada and
Mexico. The house voted to nccepl
the definition as presented.
eoeuta’a musenaars.
we new mom amps.
Oct. 18 .wiiluireno
e,,N. Y.‘. who was to and
ion with railroad yesteldllv
'iii'hliomon. no that he could
also nanny Alt
mph you: roan.
. much stronger in every way
. "ilubt Ilolla. that allooeanfnl nauti-
cal. pantomlmic comedy for which the
brothers Byrno are responsible. will
be In Hoyts Thain... tonight The
New Eight rBells shows, great Iln‘
.provoment ovor Ito predecessor In tho
line, the sensational features being
no
can hardly appreciate the scene of a
«hip completely turning around unless
the ship in the Eight Bella It! soon, and
tholconvletlon will commtbat no more
Iiowiingly funnyaet was ever devised.
it Ill not to the lines of the play ow
to tlld ole
brothers w 0 continue the life of thr
II)! III attributable. .
.Illu first I. ' he fall of the Idiot curtain
everybod
hard.
and so it‘ll
patio
humans .to‘ reliant
31o parturition». tors
It oi
the populurorganist .of the ,
or gymnastic work. of the ,
performance aided by a wsllabainnoed ,
I'ompanyAboi the success of the come-
From the rise of
Is worlthi'at and worktop
it to so from beginning to end
Jammie are some of the nib
toning audl new shows a
. I. ‘
The attention or you... be are a
audio called to the some lliitllili
quail wwioock, partridge shall be
from Ilocmnberl to September 30.
both incluhiro" '
some birds. killing forbidden. No pol
son shall kill or catch or have in' lilti
lat-“08mph. living or dead. any wild
Ird other than a some biId; nor shall
purchase. or expose
ad or caught. No part of the plumage.
skill or body of any bird ploieqtod by
this section shall be sold or had In
possession for sale.
following shall he considered some
birds: . The Annildae, commonly
known as swans. goose. .brantand rlv.
er and sea birds; the Rallidao, corn»
mouly known as rails. cools. muddlens
nn‘d selllnules: the LInicolao otllnmou~
iy knowu as shore birds, players. surd
birds. snipe. woodcock Sandpiperi.
tailors and curlews: the Gallinae com-
monly known as wild turkeys. grouse.
es and pupils. No person shall take
or needlessly destroy the heats of any
wild bird nor shell have such neat or
eggs In his possessionnldllgilah spaI
rows crow glcut holnod owls untill
hawks, other than ii‘sb hawks, or on .
prey. are not included among the‘l
birds protected by this chapter.
Sec. (little-Sunday huntzng p
od. No person shall on Sunday
hlblt-
hoot
open air the Implements for shooting
Soc. 3134—-Penuity. Every person
who shall violate any of the foregoing
provisions of this chapter shall be
punished by a title of not less than I?"
dollars nor more than fifty dollars.
and by an additional fine of ten dol-
km; for each bird 'or part of bird toll-
en or possessed in violation thereof.
DELAY IN LAUNCHING SCHOONER
MYSTIC, Oct, 18.—-Becallse of ‘un-
avoidable delay in preparations, lot
the launching of the four-mnstod
schooner Catherine Monuhau, M. B.
McDonald it Sons, the builders. all
nouuced this morning that the vessel
‘would not take the water until 5 p. ul..
instead of 3:30, as announced. spec.
iar car with Providence residents who
are interested III the schooner, arrlv
ed at. Mystic this noon.
I
‘ A BAG‘OF IGOLD
sounds well in a novel. but It is an
atvkward thing to keep in the house or
store. it is a- constant source of won,
ry to you and temptation to others.
Besides it doesn‘t earn anything if
kept that way. Better deposit it ill.
THE SOUTH NORWALK SAVINGS
’ BANK.
I There it will be safe and at tho
same time always at your command.
And it will continence to earn interest.
for you right away. isn't that for bet
for than keeping it at home or In your
office?
we? scum NOR WALK
5A vmas BANK.
idea. 3122.7'I‘belcloso ~season ‘nir .
Sec. 2128*»th birds other than!
for sale any 'I
* such wild bird alter It has been kill-7
For the purpose of this chapter the .3 ‘
prairie chickens. pheasants. partrldg— .
or hunt or have III possession in the 7
MIDDLETOWN LAWYERJJEAD.
MIDDIIETDWN. Oct. 18.~—Henry El.
Bunion, a lawyer whose practice for
i‘liilly years has been III Hartford died
yesterday at his home here after Joni; "
sufferings from a wound received dnr
111,; the Civil War and which point; the
past year had necessitated operations.
For a year he had been unable to go
to his office. His brother In Judge
Burton, of Hartford
NO IICE
Admission oiiileotors
Notice is hereby given that the se-
loI-tmon and town clerk of the Town
of NIII walk will hold a session in the
Town Court room. In the Town Hall
Building, Wall street, in the City of
Noiwalk. FIIIluy, the .I'iut day of 0c-
toner 1904,flom ll oclock in the fore
noon until 8 o'clock in the afternoon.
for the purpose of examining the
IIIIaliiicIIlious of electors and admitting
to the elector" Oillll those who shall
be found nuaiiiied; ‘
and will be in session fol llIc saute
pulposc. at the PfillCQ Room on Holli-
Iulld street. ill the City of South Nor-
walk. Monday. the 24th day of (Mo
her it. ill from 10 o'clock In the fore-
ooon until 4 o'clock III the nftnrndon.
and attain \i’edllosday, the 26th day of
Octobt-I. l'IIlI. ilom 2 o‘cloIk in the
afternoon until 8 o'clot‘k III the after
noon:
and unless all enteled on tho first
list as “to be made“ whose rights shall
appear to have matured. shall have
been admitted or relented said select-
mon and town clolk will be in session.
for said purpose at said Town Court
room. Wall street. Friday the 28th
day oi tlolobcr,1904 fIrlIu 9 o'clock in
the folouoou until ti o'clp‘ok In the ef-
ternoon and not afterwards, except.
that. if it appears tiliiivllie rights of
title "to be made" wlmnluture after
tiny portion on the rat list under the
said Friday. October 28th, and on or
before ”lo, day of said electur'tl meet.
lug, said solootmeu null town clerk
will be III session at Ibo (““00 of said
town clerk. on tile diiy before said
(doctor's "100“"ng wit on Monday.
the 7th day .of November. tout. from il
O'clock in the ioronoon until 5 o’clock
in the afternoon, and not aflorlval‘ds.
for Illt.‘ purpose of admitting such pen
sons. and Yul" lltl other purpose.
Dated III said Norunlk. this
day of 0i:llllli‘l', liltld.
. .IillrlN IIIIIVINIC, .
ALFRED AVISUN.
JAMES A. RIIHWN.
l7l.ll
\
SIIII‘I‘IIIIIIII of llll‘ Town of NHI'WItIk.
llllfllllldli’l‘ Ii. SMI'I‘I‘I,
UNITED BANK BUILDING. 'I‘Ilwn Cloth. III7~~28
I, ("r . ajszl lI,\I
f7”: "
WW
varied into knitting mills.
market. They look alto as good as
you will buy them less.
sleeves. Tile and $1.00.
KNIT (more was a;
The manufacturing of unit under-
is a very important industry. The opportunities have been so great that '
this lit a wonderful urthh. now factories and old nliila horn been con-
‘ Result-4i whole lot of poor underwent being made and placed on tho
they will prove their unworthiners. "'l‘he tab" will bring thlhr true om-
ors out. Our advice is: Do not speculum. buy underwear that has made
a reputation at prices that are no higher than the unknown. many notes
Ilimkksmitki" MILLS UNDERWEAR. for women. the. title. title. 750.
“JOHN OXFORD” MILLS. medium and heavy weight, when or long
"Booths" MILLS In pray or white. ti. tilt and it. till
‘iONE'i‘A" couuluarlod surrs whither may. medium or lllmvy'
weights. title. 760, $1.00. $1.50. #1 7i».
{JINFANTB‘ Wildi’iiltiihdho “tin bent". and tho "Alluopinuvn", one
went and Hosiery in America today
I
7’.
3tlu~ host or the right made but later"
.p
32 00. l i
a
if
LADIES’ TOURIST SUITS
liiudo up in the popular Illttturlulu.
Very
popular gal'lllcllt this season. The
plain and striped Covolis alt-I fay
. orites, but the fancy Scotch mire
lures ale popular also We would
itdviso
Illt'll you will have the garment
none too early
modulo you by giving you time in
IIlIIIh to pay.
or
‘l-‘rlcos for
Collie are
Modern business' to much different In many respects than form
of the clothing business. Thousands now buy their clothing on the. easy payment plan of a lit-
tle a week. ‘
.m‘
I
It’ a no strain on the purse and the buying of a fall garment is not the unpleasant duty~
’of former times. Now the Workingmen and their families can come at any time and secure
their clothing and have it. changed.
Weekly payments at one dollar a week will soon balance the
thousands of endorsements and we extend the advantages to the general public. Come in and
. we will explain it. . ‘
i
close inspection of our goods and a fair comparison of our prices.
MEN’S NOBBY SUITS.
()Ilr assortment comprises just
the suits that Iucll like. All the
fabrics iM'O shown so that a IllIIIl
can select. as his fancy and taste
suggest Ill whatever pattern or
weave which embody his personal
ideas. The coats are the proper
length and every part of the suit
is built as it should be. For
wear and general appearance they
will compare with any Ready-lo-
Wear garment. ‘Easy credit and
frequent payments make it. conve-
nient for evely man to be well
dressed.
Suits we offered from ‘
AND. conrs.’
The very latest. to style and
we
fashionable and quite tho.
coa
dec
ordering at once even
tor
We will acoom
So much It week
a month as your fancy pleases.
Tourists ftiuits and
(‘VC
We sell a very general assmtment of Clothing for Men. Women and Children and we ask
NEW LADIES'
All these
(arefully and with full regald to
style, nppealhuce
tory.
will pay for one of those garllionta
crly. Eapeclally ts this true
account. This system has
I
NOVEL.
TIES.
Besides idle. stylish li‘ull Jackets
are allowing it handsome Ils-
sortment of Ladies" Butcher Coats.
Ladies' Medium and long Stylish
Coats, Ladics’ Region and Iialn~
ts Ladies 17 gore skirts with
p Kills. Stylish Walking Skirts,
New Norfolk Suits with three-quar-
and full length Coats,
gallnonts ale made
and wear and ' - . "
Iy lady will find them satisfnc- ‘ '
Sllinll weekly payments
III a short time.
37.50. film and $5. $7.50 to $20.00.
$7.50 to $25.00.
SHOES. MILLINERY. HATS. BOYS’
CLOTHING.
lli‘l‘l'
.\rl
Illlll'
llnn;
" I lit" DIIIIICI
TELEPHONE." 322—4. V
The Best of Everything Avail
able Herr.
\\ c “to IlrvII too busy lll lIIIpIIIII and our constant him Is to unlkc out stoic. Illc illcul plutc
lot lull.
\
chili I‘otuturs. Cl'un»
(irupc Fruit. New Figs,
Sumo IIiIc (IUUIIS iIII Shillilluy's llilflf‘i
VEGETABLES.
Fancy Willie i_‘zIIIliIlI.l\vt-r. Iigg I‘luut. Wisp (inlet-y :Ilul Lotion.
Ii’h‘, cic.
. FRUITS. ' I.
l‘nocnrsl Grapes, New (It'lugcs, Fancy l'cacllcs Table Apples,
illils. (,‘lt‘.
BUTTER.
'lllc Swot-test lluttm in town III with III tub. Wc challenge ctmlpulison in those goods
NEW CANNED GOODS
.Irriving daily and we can show you the best goods that are
l’aliy (dulled hoods"
Drake's Cake—we full variety and fresh.
i: you Iiccd. Delighted to show goods
Dclicious Coffees and
LEADING GROCER.
It
be West Washington Street
Canned Goads Sale
We hhave lust mowed over 1.000 com of donned goods. this union's tweak consisting mostly of the
‘put up ill this Countly. Ask to see
'Icns. (all on us for any-
Charles E Seymour, *
South Norwalk.
;
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i
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tor
try some of the Actor brand
oy are the noon» approach to pm- rom- til. pardon goods that expert choi-
. «
J‘
and melt dIIIoIous
crown and Irnnd
brand high and. goods. put up 9'? A. F. locum-n A. Go. It you want or. food,
goods. boy I" Just elegant. h
and utmolt euro and selection can produce.
W! ON! THE FAMOUS HUNT TRADING BTAMPQ. MEI.
crown Astor Brand ' Grown Mm Grown A tor
Corn. . Brand Pm,
Fancy film Sifted,
sweat and tender. ,
For can lilo.
no but
3th. vary but of
:iiorn and linens.
Com melted.
I. ”r can ido-
Con film
5 is
brown an" ‘ a... not: erase
on”, “ land Lemon hue “Gifted
and» fruit. cling Ponchos. <
for can hire. ‘ g . an 'IOIIIM flavor. 2 can: for 290..
For can no;
Irandiuoo tub,
W
Crown Ami- ill-and
Tomato“ (a lam hon).
'Whois Rips Tomatoes.
Par Can the.
a
W
' Gholoo lluoliofl‘lM
make a delicious dessert.
For our lilo.
Iv
,. lease
to brill-III. lineman;
Hoot on
land many others, all this colour wit.
u... . “ILL.
cannon ocean.
I,
‘ to Pm succumb Limo loan
"3m all: shaming our stook' which Is one
Joanidoiooooi'oiInsured! “gunman":
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