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looa builds up-
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fear. but a box of
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441111 1114111411. use at 11 H4.
4 ou’n‘ty Commissioners
ounty..
14y for a license to sell
‘ Ixitoxlcaung Liquors,
W. Rhine Wine and 01- ‘Al
ay. Street Town 01
i
of 116111063 is 1191 10061911
, tired test in a direct 11111
11 E lime or Public school-
fb preniisee pertai in:
cistern” Dulce, P11 110 111
. 111,," this 1311; day or
rich J‘t'icob W011, A.
schlsxer, Paul
, W lb“; the above num-
‘ e‘ s actors and tax pay
0.1111911 1,» 641m. or the town
this
1).. 1004. .
HEREERT 1;} 3141
1.11 UNDERWEAR.
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Drdwers at
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:n‘eudpy in October next
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hag 141mg» 6
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truth in the story.
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titres scout. Mr 4.,
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111 the next 111601-
the third Wed: 4
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1.
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3‘1”?me h
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con authorised».
that 11.136 road hadd deb {pd ‘
possesion of the Connecticut
Company.
n absolutely not a word, of
There has novel
ozo 1111 one even." ,
ill!
:36 entirely cared
to core. 250 at F 1414'.“
ter'o: Drug §tors.,_ ,.
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new driven!
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fighting
He, said:
”ET?"
is the Board or: bounty. commissioners
ounty.
I berets silo y tor
31111111111101 and Into: eating Idguorac
Lager Beer, Rhine Wine and Cl-
111.19 Boston street,
license to 6611
Town of
61101:, business is not located
within 11101111111111: feet in a directlinp
of a Church Edltlc'e or Public
11011116.. or the promises pertaining ‘
erotu. or any Post 011169, Bublic
Library or Cemetery,
Dated at Norwall‘t this 12111 day 01'
30.11601
sans xvnuc
A'pp boat...
We, the and 111.11.11.11..th 111111
6111100 by law... of the
Nerwalli1. ,llereby endorse
application.) of the alloys named
tit, Sill Kyancy inl- such license.
ted at Norwallr, this 12111 day of
ch bbor, Ar. ,
niia 14’s, ll'lco‘ Sondoc. J‘os'eph M0
”Ea {14111111. Bernard Reynolds, George R.
Y
i, hereby certify that the above nam
ell endorsers are electors and tax pay-
era as defined by law, of thei town
Ditted at Norwalk this 124111 day of
. Odt‘ober, A. 1).,1911‘4.
HERBERT 11 31111111
TOWN
(hep. Ribbed Garments, 6.
11.: White or Natural Wool. .$1.00 4
1.,
Clerk.
“4.113s: sow PREPARED 'ro snow FULL LINES
Ribbed Garments,
Vests and Pants, at. . . . . .6
03c
Ribbed Garments,
Vests and Pants, at. . .. . .
50C
’| Garments. sites so in. to 34 111., in White or Nat-
«rum
' To the Board of County Commissioners 1- 1'
1- 1 Dated at Norwslk': this 1111141 day of
1'
' - withllitlfl'obllllllwif
,, of a 011111011“i
firltin butter, but also
créélth, in 1116 c t 1’16
nicthpds and 141411:
1.1-
Ti: retain 11116?er
for the epuka’zc.
_ ,.4 Butt¢r.
11111
.44 f
0600. ,
Nearly $200,, 000 will be paid to mill
services at the Manassns joint maneuv-
ers. ‘The exact amount has not been
determined by arn’iy naymssters in
hrtc of paylnents. A number of
ale ms for extra time consumed in
travel have not yet been settled but it
Is known the aggregate amount of pay
to National Guardsmen will be at
least $190000 and probably slightly
more than that sum.
4 41111111111111.» are «invited tor-Repub-i.
“ilcan Rally. Hoyt’s Theatre; tonight.»
Po the Board or County 00111111111111.1911
’ of Foirtleld County. .
l hereby apply tor a license to sell
Spirituous and intoxicating Liquors.
Ale, Lager Beer Rhine Wine and 01-
=der at as Railroad avenue. Town of
Norwalk. .
My place of business is not located
within two hundred feet in a direct line
‘of a Church Ediflce or Public. Sohoolr
house,
thereto, 001' any Post Ofiico. Public
Library or Cemetery,
Dated at Norwalhy this 12111 day of
October, A. D. 1904
THOMAS 6F. REARDON. ' .
Applicant.
We. the undersigned. electors and
taxpayers, as defined by law. of the
Town of Norwalk. hereby. mdorse
the application of the above named.
Thames F Resrdcn to: such 1106 so.
Dated at Norwalk, this 10111“ b y of
October. A. 1).. 1904.
1190110111 Wehrle. James H. Reilly,
William F. Nihiel. Bernard Reproitls
George R, Bylngton. 4
l hereby certify that theahove nam-
ed. endorsers are electors 111111 tax pay-
ers as defined by law, of the town
of Norwalk. ,
Dated at Norwslk this iZth day 01
October. A. D..1 14.00
HERBERT B SMITH.
- Town Clerk.
013 20
To the Board of County Commissioners
of Fairiield County. ,
1 hereby apply for a license to soil
8 lrituous and intoxicating Liquors
dex- at 102 Washington street. Town of
m
= my piece 1.111111111161111 is not. located
within two hundred test in a dlroot line
of a Church Edinco or Public school.
house or the promises pertaining
thereto, or any- Post 011106, Public
Libraiy or Cemetery.
October, A. b.1904
HERMAN E. MALMO.
We. the undersigned. elsdtoro‘ and-
1axpayérs. as defined by law. of 11161
'l’own oi' Norwelk. herebyI endorse
Herman ~E. Molina for such license.
Dated at Nerwulk this 12111 day of
October, A1111, ~0410
Maillot-land Albert Kunse.
ed 611 orsers are electors and tax pay-
of Norwalk
,1 Dated at Norw'allr,- this 12111 day 011
October, A. 1)., 1004.
ERBERT B. SMITH,
‘ Town Clerk
or Fair-new, county. .
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1 “1&1“: 1111-111. wise. a 011’
[11606 11': business is not 1110111
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11121111111811.9111“ butler.
V in 111% worlds: 011101116;
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MANASSAS' versaANs wlLi. oer "
11a troops by the government for their '
-t~hc premises pertaining :
'A 6 Laser Beer Rhine Wine, and (li- ‘
Applicant» A '
the application of the abovamomod '4'
W.‘ B Hubbeli William 111 Bahia ~41 1
min William A. Thornpson. Joseph in 1‘
reby entity that the above nam - ‘
are dis defined by lawns! the town 1
OVCI‘
To know how (661! brig? can be, try a pound paclcapo of Gold Medal Crcsaicry
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BAPTISTE ELECT OFFICERS-
Rov. 63. .M Stone, of Hartford. Again
chosen President of Soclbty-
NORWICH Oct. 20. —On the re- 118*.
sembllng or the Baptists yesterday
the business of adopting reports and
resolutions was disposed 01.11 was
501011.10 hold the next session at Mer1-,
en. ,
~The eighty-111111 annual meeting of
the Connecticut Education Society Was
then opened with the address of the
president, Rev C1. M. Stoue.ofHa1t-
ford. Reports wcie made by Rev. Id.
Ba‘ge of New Haven, the secretary,
111111 B. Boyuton 01 Hartford the
treasurer and both shoWed that. the
society is doing well financially and
In material wmli. An address was
given by Rev. Dr C. C. Hall president
of the, Union Theological Seminary in
New York cit 1.
Officers were elected ale follows:
President—«Rev. (i M.. Stone, oi
Hartford. 1 '
First VieePrcsldent~i~l..M r'i‘homp
130n- .
Second V11:cPresident-~W.G" Grip
pin, of New Landau.
Secretary-4}. w. Nicholson,
Bridgeport.
Treasurer—E. B. Boynlou, oi Hurl-
{01111 v
Auditor—Thomas Sisson,
ord. ,
' srd of trustees also was elected.
andl sfirst meeting was held litter in
the channel.
At'1230 yesterday afternoon: the
connecticut branch of the American
Home Mission Society was held and
Mrs, J. W. Quiunie of Boston, spoke.
THE ORIGINAL!
Foleys it 00., Chicago, originated
Honey and Tar 1111 a throat and lung
emedy. and on account of the great
110111 and popularity of Foley' 5 Honey
1nd Tar many imitations are offered
for the genuine. Ask- ,ior Foley 3 Hon
1y and Tar and refuse any substitute.-
aitered. as no other preparation will
give the some satisfaction. it is 1111111
41y laxative. it contains no opiates and
is safest for children and delicate per-
sens Sold. at Plueted' a drug store. "
W
Not Superstitions—dire. Collisio—
Don‘l you believe i: a woman tumbles
upstairs she will not be married that
you? .
Mrs Dearborn-wNo, I don’t. 1 know
a woman in Chicago who can ‘1. go up a
pair of stairs without stlunbllug half
11 doson times, and I've known hei to
unmarried four times in one yam-11
11
of
of Hart
k“.
0111.,- ndd '
at No 11111. harsh ‘
BTW”
' 6 1 , 44 .
1 1111111 are employed in the making. Uniformity in
Cloud, the purest; sweetest butter produced
the cream to the table, Gold We! CW8! Butter it"
sealed in an alrtly t, ('04th package, that keeps it in perfect condition.
, 1111.1111- e‘éiggiueuaf’ms o‘o'Lt
o chat-4n
wri-
Little Man Pound His Life of Forty-
Two Years In Play as a Child
ANnQNlA Oct. 20. ——Nursl,ng his
dolls 111111 a little child James Welsh.
a dwarf, three test, three, inches tall.
died at the age of forty-two at his
home on Bridge street. this city, Mon
day night
Welsh practically remained a child
in actions during his whole life, and
his bedroom which he used as 'a play.-
room, was tilled with dolls. 111m in;
Jacks. rattles. and such like hen
away from his toys he would become
lonesome. On such mansions he would
cry for his fluorite colored dolls un
til some member of the family prp—
cured them for him. ,.
because his father was a soldier lie
seldom went out of doors and When
he did, he would not so our, or sight
for he also, and enjoyed goon
ther were both robust people.
When P. '1‘ Barnum was alive he
made frequent visits to Welsh'é 1101110
for the purpose of influencing his, pet‘-
circus at a salary of 3250 a wee but.
although the members of the
always worked in the mills they re
fused the offer. . _. . ,
4 4 eon-*4
T0 cone A 001.0111 0
Take Laxative Bromo Quinlne‘ l’ii lets.
A11 druggists refund the then
falls to cure. E: W Grove's s1
is on eaob— box. 251;.
MARSH GOES TO JAIL,"
W
Waterbury Man Pleeded Guilty to
Perjury and Received Ten
Menth'o Sentence.
WATERBURY, Oct, 20.—-David, (i,
Marsh Who for the past six months
1115 his trial for perjury, appeared 111
the Superior Court yesterday and a!-
ter pleading guilty was sentenced to
ten months in jail
The case is one of those resnitlnz
from the trolley strike in this city
some eighteen months ago. David
Marsh and Clifford Vandemark, tile
of two years 111 state's prison (or the
same offense. were accused of assault
with intent to murder. They were.
however. discharged on this count, but.
upon the evidence of several youpc
on a charge of perjury.
Owing to the 1311:, period of tune
which has elapse while Moran e111
awaiting trial and 1.1411an into consiil
oration his plea of guilty, s 113111 sen
lance was imposed.
'A Pl'iOMlNlN‘l’ 'l'RMNMAN. ~ ,
The many friends of G ii. 111111111111.
Engineer L. 111.5 W1}! .11.. at pneeoni
living in Lima. 0.. will be pleased to
know omits recovery from threatened
kidney disease. us says:- "twat cured
by using Foley's Kidney Care. which i
W
WELCOME OKMBNIGAN DEF!»
6144:1111th party. when they arrive.
”(W
moment 1111 mined
“Male and escorted across the boy on 11
1211311011 cuisine. at the funniest
11 be formally received by I do-
bond will escort the to 111 6 Ban-
Maison 1140110131 optimum '
He would wear only the blue clothes '
of his home. He had an enormous ’
health 1111111 a few weeks ago when he ,4
contracted a cold. His father anti 14110— ’
cuts to allow him to travel with the ' '
wily ,
it it 6
attire ‘
has been in the New Haven Jail await- '
latter with is now serving a sentence ,
stars who were witnesses at trlsl, Vsm L
demnrk wee afterwards found 311119..
recommend to all. especially in min. .
4 men, who are usually similarly afflict- .
ed. Sold at Plalstodlmirug sloro. «1”
Mo 1
CAN FRANCISCO. Oat. Eur-N6169-
W 'President Rm petrol... 011in A'- .
manometer ‘
11.111111111111111 or mknfllllilw unusual"
as his run
Everyone "will be glad to sue fills, announcement
Many have been waiting 10 know abolii 11,101 we. have
had such 141111111109 as‘ “When are you going to have: on—
011101 Card and Letter l’apt-i ol'lcr?" Here it is and it
will 121111 n 1111011111.,
With every ortlcl; for fifty Engraved Cards We will ‘
give you frec‘ a' two-quire box of Stetioncry, the paper
embossed with monogram, envelopes (not eiiibpssed) to
Match. The daintiesr paper is spread forybur selection,
many styles, and many different tints.- You can have
any monogram or name. Cards and paper used not cor-
respond unless so desired, so it is a fine chance for gift
null: 111g.
Price for fifty Cal 11s Roman or block lettering. $1. 25.
Washable Suilluils _ ’
Fliers was never a‘ time when Wash Fabrics were in;
such a state of perfection as now. An inspection of our
(lcpartmcnt will surprise ymt, the variety is" so great.
We wish to call especial attention to our new 11110 of
Fancy Washable Suitings for fall and winter.‘ Many of
them look like wool goods, and as they are of heavy, close
weave, they will be quite wa rm enough for cool weather.
Look at the Noteltics 111 Figuicd Eficcts, Checks and
chps. Domestic Siiitings, 2 5c Imported 8111111ng 500.
The Designer for November
The new Designer is here briniiiil of interesting things
from cover locover. The“ “Styles for the Month” occupy
a goodly portion There is a'ii‘article about Furs. an~
011101 about the new Princess Louise Lace, and still an-
othcr regarding Attire for a Bride. An interesting piece
fully illustrated tells of the White House China, and.
there are notes of New Books and Floriculture 100, at "14‘
the Pattern Counter. in 111.1. A Jflmlliill.
1.;
' ‘ 'r 1» "'
The new Dent Glovcsare here. 4, ‘ 1541* 'n
111111-
mm%
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contains neither onus. Norah, ,
substance. the
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