whaiis not‘thdrouirhiy an
it the lilaxllsh Language
on can can; has not helped
Will‘s the Dilute She had
,tll‘lnlalk about going often,
‘ 'u'taias one day; from s pith
aid to some of the girls: “Uh
Jon such a canary." She
or class one day by complain-
at some .of the cold days or
9min; and slt with my test
tranrt‘otn trying to keep
Weeds grow so
9‘ ua‘yaqull snd'Quito rall-
9e foot 1'. the Andes. in six.
and ultra have
on each side of the track.
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anemone.
While pondering over her
, They bought
" tax and a handkerchief. then
the waiting room at 9a depart-
ax. then washed elf.
you a sunny kitchen?»
a kitchen.
coins and dancing frocks
some cloth suit,
ll short coats are in voque too,
data
99“ light loose or the new yel
es. .
fancy for girdles ls res
I' suspect, for the soft ef—‘
' port was tabled and nothing cattle of
' ' ' , n
"t ""3? “gating?
e whipped whites.
, on hour.
It wine sauce. _ ,
It NAVAL MANEUVREB.
IBIIPHIA 0. ZQ‘r-Wlfll t
thé- battles]:
e Island navy yardxii pro
. Win Wrth
ton of war vacuole!"
An oIIIcar of t
j must be at Hampton
, vii ermaneuvera. A9: noon
h.
Managua iscIand.
brittleshlps
Iltl on; Allibamb. the crate-
Interns“ boat
the
th .
" 'g'lhli clan
ml 0 a
the?" madam
and napkins.
, of the state.
of local Interest, the Connecticut he I-
wsy and Lighting Company and the
allepuhllclu‘tl
told an that there In no direct. tart in
this state. Instead the carbon rations
worst,
to Mid Ibit III ”(lacerations critically
thickly
bid: watering
a‘hlh'oug solution of
to be sent
track every ten days in the
season to spray and so kill the
‘ friend, John ‘I Walsh, is doing you
H man service for the Democrats of the
libs woman who went to the
tune away with a blood stain"
its front or her spotless white
runs the Brown Book of
00nd implication, the stain was
A few
1 tits will do well there and
modes are gyneclally pretty
Inbroidery of a 'vivid turquoise
horns the collar, cuff and r‘evers
hilton buds and blossoms of '
, especially soft and pretty
'nlmihz for the white chiffon
en seems up be to season or
trial the var/derail turquoise
t We hava belts and slides
lit.
10‘ adding, an old Vlrglnln
he recipe tor which In taken
I
”ppm. into half.
, t the “I: turn Intro tlnvI
ad lineap'ud 's'mol‘d, bottom
‘ . Put‘ a. quarter of a pound of
t butter over the are in a
bubbles. and
, bf rlcahauii
t, the some" amount of white
i ‘ well,- then; pour on one-
gtw hot milk. "antacid bola...
tend aside to cool. Add the
, I. three mad-5&1 well, ,1t‘hef
urn
, litre Ilia the fruit-lined mold
' Uamold anti-fr
”all rd
(topic who
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MACl'llNES
(Inns 5 can"
For Mace
Postage one can! lol- I to lit) package
' broadcl- or Illa-9H9. limo blah would
Address
THE .fillNOBR MANN. 00.
80 WASHINGTON STREET,
South Norwalk. Conn.
4-"i'"' :‘g .,
his
K
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democratic ipcilbmdcrs
(Continued from first page.)
Mr. Walsh in presenting Mr. Gurn-
mlnxs said that he needed no intro-
duction to 9. Norwalk audience. AH
of the speakers and the chairman
were applauded, though more was no
especial demonstration. I
Mr. Cummlngs II-Spaakc.
Mr Cummings said that It was a
great pleasure for him to have the op
portunlty to come to the old Town of
Norwalk, especially to the old undivid-
ed town, to discuss some of the Issues
of the campaign. This was so be
cause be counted in having In NOIwnlk
some of the best friends on earth. He
said that be brpught a word of good
cheer of'“ Illé Work going on III the
campaign and he tell that he. ought to
say that his fliend alld Ills bearers'
slate. and is handling the campaign
more effectively than he had ever
known of a campaign being handled.
The Republicans had been Impeller! to
unite with the Democrats in choosing
his old friend and classmate, Judge
Henry W Gregory, for the cities of
judge of probate In this district. This,
he declared Was a mrmmendnble act
and the only appropriate thing for the
Republicans to do now was to move
that the entire list of Democratic nom»
lustions be made unanimous. Mr. Gum-
mings declared the t the Democratic
party has a stronger ticket in the field
this year than in a quarter of a can
tury past.
Since the Republican party had been
in control the sneaked declared that I
liig abuses of government had crept In
and it Is the purpose of the Depreciat-
in party to connect these abuses
'Amoug the chaugesIIo be recom-
mended was ~the-‘election of county
commissioners and local judges by the
popular vote of the people, Instead of
by what be characterized a political
machine . I, . .
‘n few years ago it a spasm 0': 're-
'form. the Republl an administration
had a committee appointed to ld‘dk in'?
to the matter of chitin down the
expenses of the goverm ..ni or the
state and it was found that $400, 000
could be saved a year without Impair-
ing the public service. But this re
it
‘ There was no excuse this year for
any Democrat. not supporting the
Democratic national candidates. The
speaker bellttledthe strenuousncss of
President Rosevelt and said that he,
had not charged up Sari Juan Hill,
where he claimed that he had fought
his way over trenches filled with dead
Spaniards, but Instead went up n I
a hill on which the only enemy pryv
'ed to be a couple of empty kettles
The Republican administration had
been In pgwer for eight years but no
relief from the trusts had been of
larder! during this time.
The Democratic party believed that
the Philippines should be free and
or had said that the people 6!
time faraway islands were more cape.
of aeitrgovernment than the Cu-
lane. ' Mr. Cummings believed that
are willing la Mill,
it lives for liberty
so they can be mobiliz-
should have that precious gift; ’l‘o
about him out he quoted the Scriptures,
' Jack”; '39“ the Declaration of lulle-
once
“coronary Taft had admitted in a
result out nights ago in Hartford
8 hillpplnes had cost the coun-
.900... .Basldes this the run-
hing zitfblseblsm dhte no? 31.0906 tillage” ’
e It I e a smart w
1‘! Madrid ministration that
’35an a world power.
in (not hild been a world power since
Paul Jones sailed the seas with the
American emblem nailed to the must
at his ship. '
Before Introducing Mr. Hill's opIIoI
‘ncnt. r Hanan, Chairman Walsh
tookocc‘nslon to hit the corporations
He Instancod the can
Consolidated road.
senile tart ’I‘hey failed
not. the. to: tram
can
' , part owner or ""90 tract InitiallyI win
or. until at slur
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Republican party had made the .
The country ,
’ tile
mam IIIIII m at one than .
' ' gamma?
. . III as c
outline the ubllcan party (It today.
. The concluding speaker. exrludxe
Blake, believed that If Mr Hill (he
”Distilled tor rcterrin]; to him as that
man all I.) had a mortgage on the other
of. on man tram this district, It
a? tithe tor the Democrats to redeem
timings. The Democrats in time
detected congressmen. and he
nil-find Jada a Barnum Judge Robert
cut nId Levi. Warner, of Not-
. Blake appealed to his heaters
to irate the straight Democratlc ticket.
lie believed that if every Democrat
will do his duty at the canning eltctlon,
Davis will be elected as the sky ls
above I I .
Mr. atolls said that he had known
He had been his classmate at law
helical; and luacparable companion
Never had be seen a frown or apply
friendship had steadily grown. lie
declared that Mr. Parker's personality
lad character was the ruost lovable
ire had ever known. __
The speaker believed the country In
In more dire peril now than during
the trying years of the Rebellion. He
decried the claims of the Republican
party that the country In prosperous
and said that there are 1,000,000 men
out of work. If wages had been raised,
it was because of the efforts at the la-
.Ior unions anti not the work of the
Republican party
The rally was brought to a close
with three cheers fur Judge Parker.
A BAG OF GOLD9
sounds well in a novel, but it; Is an
awkward thing to keep in the once or
store. it is a constant source of war
ry to you and temptation to others.
Besides it doesn‘t earn anything It
kept that way. Better deposit it In
THE SOUTH NORWALK SAVINGS
I BANK.
There It will be safe and at the
same time always at your command.
And it. will commence to earn Interest
for you right away. lsn‘ t that far bet-
If; than keeping it at home or in your
o co?
IKE SOUTH NOR WALK
5A VINGS BANK.
:UNITED BANK BUILDING.
”W... w.-...__.~w._ MT“... +1 “9.--.
Tomorrbw
is Our Cracker Dan
20 PER CENTDISCOUNTON
ALL THE lNER-SEAL PKG. GOODS.
Jose lofi' ’s
(2., N. Main so. do. Norma!!!
‘ TELEDHONE. ass-4s .
It was last as certlilu that Parker and .
Judge Parker {or lIIIrly- three years "
expression on lilo lace. This, bond of :
The two men on the street corner
had been wrangling over politics for
half an hour, and a crowd gathered.
tie a week.
we will explain it.
One of them was 'detcely denouncing L '
Imperialism. "What do
other. Let’s hear your idea of it- "
"Imperialism. slrwlmperlalitrm III—'-
say do you think it ought to be spoken
right out before the half grown boys?"
«Chit. ago Tribune.
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NOTICE
Admission oIElecloIs
Notice. ls hubby glvtri that the se-
ldttmeu and town cyiork.or the Town
t.
’i‘own tiolut room, in the Town Hall
Building, Wall street, in the City or
Norwalk. 'F‘Inlday the 2nd day of Oc-
tuber liilli’, ham 9 o ‘clock In the fore
noon until 8 o’clock in ‘tlle afternoon.
for the. purpose of explaining the
qualifications of electors and admlttlug
to the elector oath those who shall
be found qualified; ,
and will be in session for the same
purpose, at the Police Room. on Havi-
land street. in the City of South Nor-
walk, Mondsv. the 24th day of Octo-
ber 1904, from 10 oclock In the fore-
I'toon until 4 o'clock in the site con.
and again Wednesday. the 26th day of
October 1904 from 2 o'cib'ck in the
afternoon until 8 o'clock In the after
noon; '
and unless all entered on the first
list as “to be. made“ whose rights shall
appear to have matured shall have
been avirnllted or relented said select-
men and town clerk will be In session,
for said purpose, at said Town Court
room. Wall street, Friday. the 28th
day of October, 1904. from 9 o'clock In
the forenoon until 8 o’clock in the at-
li'i'iilln“ and not :lftci‘wa'i’jh; I-mept.
before lllu day oi said clc'c'tors moot
lug, said selccunen and town clerk
will be in session at the office of said
town clerk, on the day before said
electors meeting to wit. on Monday,
the lib day of Nurember, I904, from 9
o‘clock in the foreaoon until 5 o'clock
in the afternoon, and no. afterwards,
for the purpose of admitting each per-
sons, and for no other purpose
Datui at said Norwulk this Nth
day of October, 1904.
.IoII'N wnnvmr
ALFRED AVISON.
JAMES A. BROWN,
Selectmen of the Town of ,Norwalk.
HERBERT R SMITH.
Town Clerk
FOR
you under- 2‘
stand by lmperlallsm?” demanded the .
of Noiwalk thI hold 3 addition in the ‘1'
(IN—~28
‘ Perm an
AND COATS. "
The very latest III
adviuo ordering at otu-c,
none too early.
which to pay
Prices for
(touts arc
. ' $7.50. $ro and $I5.
LADIES’ TOURIST SUITS
style and
made lip in the popular materials
Very fashionable and quite the
popular garment. this season. The
plain and striped Covcrts are far
«critics, but the fancy Scotch mix-
lures are popular also. We would
e'vca
then you will have the garment
We will accura-
module you by girlug you time III
So much a week
or a month as your fancy pit-uses
Tourists Suits and
of the clothing business Thousands now. buy til“? Chilling on the easy PBYmeni III-ah of a lit-
lt’ e no strain on the purse and the buying of a fall garment is not the unpleasant duty
of lorrner times. Now the workingtncu and tbyr families can come at. any time and secure
their clothing and have it charged
. Weekly payments of one dollar a week will soon balance the account. This system has '
thousands of endorsements and we erttend the advantages to the general public. Come in and:
We sell a very general assortment of Clothing for Men, Women and Children and we ask
a close inspection of our goods and a fair comparison of our prices.
MEN’S NOBBY SUITS.
Our assortment comprises just
, the suits that men like. All the
fabrics are shown so that a than
can select as his fancy and taste
suggest in 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 nppcarnnct‘e Ihcy
.wili :compam with any Really-it)-
Wt‘dl‘ garment. Easy credit. and
frequent payments make it convo-
llleiit‘ffll‘ every man to be well
dressed.
Suits are offered from
$7.50 to $20.00.
NEW LADIES’
i TIES.
Besides the stylish Fall Jackets
we are showing a handsome us-
sortment oi‘ Ladies Butcher Coats,
Ladios' Medium and Long' Stylish
Coats,‘Ladlos‘ Raglan and Rain-
ooats, Ladies' 17~gore skirts with
deep Kills, Stylish Walkiug‘skirts,
New Norfolk Suitswlth tlII'cc-quaa
lcr and full length Coats,
All these garments are made
carefully and with full regard to
style, appearance and wear and
every lady will find them satisfac-
toty Small weekly payments.
will pay for one of tho-so garments,
in a. short time. .
$7.50 to $25.00.
N OVEL-
.suors. MILLINERY. “HATS; BOYS’ CLOTHING.
Mrs. Goodart (sitlnlnriuglf-"Sea
P—hlladelphla Ledger.
tic ycI. 9"-
desirable.
m.
her;
9199
i
brand III half!“ needs. put up
goods. hey are just elegant.
how little buy It I glvo‘wi a dime
that if It appears that the rights or will you promise me not to buy Ila-
‘ title “to be made" will more after atelier with It?‘ .Little BnyvfiSare.
any person on the rat: Waiter the ma‘nm Ycr don't t'ink “i’d 'wnstc do
said Friday. October 28th, and on or mice of a klttle 0 beer on cigarettes
"l" A. F. Bushman 6 do.
it
to join the rallies Literary t-‘iub!"
Mrs. Youughusbdmlw tram-I ..
use?
cti.‘ "~1letlolt.FIcc Pleas.
TELEI’HONE 322-4.
We Cater
To particular people; secure their confidence and retain it. A single trial will convince you that our
goods are superior and our prices fair. The best of everything available here. .
NEW ADDITION
To our stock Almond Macaroon 3. Chocolate Macaroons, Cocoanut Macaroons.
melt in your mouth. Your neighbor will tell you how fine these goods are.
DRAKE’S doom) CAKES.
10 SOUTH MAIN STREET,
Mr Younghusbnnd~“Are you going "7
s
Riggs—Ll 'see that'whll‘e'young Fid-
dloback was sloping with Miss Rch
the bud her father orertook them.
i wont over to can what it was
like, and the first thing i saw was a bile?
big sign that said. ‘No talking allow-l9
(lriggs-Dldn't he use} his automo
Briggs~0h yes; bat the old man‘
could walk luster. fColller‘s Weekly.
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I
\
These goods will
Varieties—Plain, Raisin, Citron. Marble, Nut and Molasses Fruit.
Not necessary to depend upon the home kitchen. These ready»to-eat foods are delicious and
Delicious Butter, Coffee, Teas, Fresh Eggs. Double Cream Cheese, etc.
New goods arriving daily.
63 E SeymoUr,
LEADING GROCER
@959 West Washindtbn Street.
0y are the nearest approach to Just-
and utmost «to and selection can produce.
South Norwalk.
-
We have Just received over 1,000 can. or canned goalie. this Macao's pack consisting mostly of the Actor
If you want are ”on . try come of the Mist brand
rem-tho pardon goods that expert choir
WI “WI THI FAMOU' HUNT TRMIINO STAMPQ.
tau.
chance boobs.
For users. 3‘,
air-"Em" corn, Poss. autumn, Lima ham. '
Milli“ cocoa.
I and vitamin. our mail, which In one
"Ema AIW drip; 03w; Aid;- dmivn Mim- crawn Actor Inna
(torn. Thom: I Irena on. Brand escapism. To time (a Into. an),
‘ mama colloids: Fancy In?! 05””, agfia'ifinfi' w at: 9I9tl animate-c9.
' sweeten on I o a . . .
“an"? ”d" Put up Ilia. 9‘ For den ills. 9 ‘ ‘ i
I. ‘1 , u
M r Ill-awn *Amr ‘ and node emu - I
“”333" "$3" ., arm" "I" .."' .t‘ ' *‘ .. arbitrator...
*“ no r II urn , , a ..
' n to int = on stream Il‘aw'rl 2...,nauagiar m. For can the -
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