$13 Room 1
M pales, Nomlk.
or re: assorted. : ;
Ming tinel is pleased
announcement that on the
”the national annotate elec-
Tuesday, November‘stb, it with“ 1.
cm the bulletin boards in
Mass the complete returns from
’ =ilite1'eat‘.
‘jrsceivethe full election night
you. The *Sentinol'a , private
South Norwaiit and Nor. f
.. Arrangements ‘
eh made with The Associated;
11 through its own telegraph
expert readers or the press
in the country.
has been given to securing the
curately and promptly, and
noted that before midnight
t throughout the United
eklnd called for by Europeans,
to to at least $24. 90 per month.
has.
‘ parties all over the city.
sukssivlng will
n a festive appearance.
atlngdn the air
Ilka-raise; 1. -
m trying
oh, what a surprise.
day Is 0 6,3
‘ tested as before
ill stop their criticising.
eddy brave and true.
will subdue.
token that he has made,
, a least dismayed
scrotal what you-d
the American soldier,
tort]: whoa lor you,
Won,” 1
if?! n1
layout
, Victor 1J.' ‘Benclls‘ha, one at
Special so 1
‘ it is‘no longer the land 01‘
‘ living. Rent. for modest houses
for persons who paid lrcm 88
2 per month at home puts it out
heir bower to rent anything better
a mom in a European house or
f e house. The prices 01 foods,
,1” ,etc...11have:gone up far beyond
they were, and a long way be-
he prices that prevail in Eu.
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tonight is Halloween, that mystic
hen all maidens may ascertain
can rror. under certain condi-
‘eir future matrimonial pros-
The ancient belief was that
a night all kinds of spooks
road and that witches new
the air on broomstlcks scat-
with lavish baud good. and bad .
it will be a night of un-
soon be here.-
' y the markets have commenced
lndl- ’
hat the Thanksgiving tur. _
" . "ii” this year;
‘ holographsaand banners, are
Democratic leaders. and Souls:
to detest Teddy, but
ll’be (or those parties, when elec¥
lflilddbelr funds‘exllahsted, and do:
on
volt sndfhls party. they new
papers they have published, the
chicEIdcr and his party;
eighth day at November, boys, M
who
convince you. that Then "
,1};
do? protect the Stars and
and i want it understood.
his record «111.113.511.311:
,. 1‘15 leader. pump but
administration. been sat»
{1.9. boona
YOUR FllLL BLUTHllG
Everybody admits that the easiest and most sprossblov way
of trading I‘s bysl‘tsvinp an account somewhere, or rathor a
relation of creditor and debtor establishes a frlmdly fooling to.
it's 11 trait of human nature rsoo nisod by
long assoc, and botokons s doom of unobskon oonl‘i ones.
Years or business experience strengthens tbs bsllsl that
than are many who wish to trsds on this basis, and that Is
why we invite you to upon an account and buy your oiothinu‘
for it as you desire.
diflorontly wth every person, depending upon personal circum-
‘ ward one another.
or us, and no
stances and deal as.
The quality of our clothing we guarantee, and a glance will
tell you of our styles and you are the Judge of the prices.
Men’s 311111511 Suits $5 00 to $20 00
Men’ 5 Swell Overcoats $6.00 to $251.00 .
Men‘s Nebbu, Derbies ~$l50 ‘_ to $5.00,
Men’s Fine Shoes $1.50 to“,$4.00‘
Arrangements are msdo
1, on?
‘1 ceptaclo tor a salad. The outside of
L: Christmas gills.
choviots.
later on.
grade in every respect.
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When there Is a large variety of stylish garments to so-
ioct from and time in which to pay, It seems that every lady
should buy at once and be prepared for the cool weather and
the demands of style.
The garments we submit to your consideration are high
Tho suits are smart In every detailc
made up in mannish sailings, In fancy mixtures. blue and black
vThs Tourist Coats are stunning, and are shown in all
the best styles. The skirts are graceful and well lilting. We
gladly «mm alterations without char-no.
Wo ask your inspection. We will open an account and
you msyrpay us In small amounts or the whole amount one time.
ladies Tearisl Coats $7 00 to $25 00
"Ladies. Tourist Coats $7.00 to $20.00
Ladies’ Eton Jackets $6.00 to $15.00
Ladies’ Miillnem and Shoes Lowest Prices
‘ Companion for November gives very
to be considerable ao-
l as or the choicest plow“
t 11 biscuits ware this tall 1
1 be long waists or the. stylish little
1 :ll‘renoh tracks are especially become
to the little girl who is overvstont.
bands at flit“ are to be very popular
a gown trimmings. for both house and
eat. and ttis tortilla purpose that
‘uovelty furs will be in demand. 11
, Motheroobpearl buckles and buttons
, are a vedy sort decoration for the souls ‘
or mauve chiffon velvet. There are
solt laces at throat and wrist too.
.We have all put salt in the vases
with cut flowers to keep them trash but
how many or ua1 ever thought or wet—
ting the cotton about the atoms at vie.
lots in” salt water before we put them
A nice hard head at cabbage with
the center out out makes a pretty re-
he cabbage should be decorated. Cran-
hurries are a suggestion for the doc—
oration because of their bright color.
Don' t wait till the third week In Do
number this year before you buy your
Each week now
brings out some pretty article suitable
, for a gift which you will try to Ilnd
again later and be disappointed.
Ladies who are on for a short stay
, or two or three days and do not care
to carry more than a single piece at
band baggage, will llnd such little
accessories as the tiny nickel boxes
with miniature powder pulls in them
very convenient
Dir you ever stop to think how much
the sleeve of a gown has to do with
marking it In or out of fashion? It
. is the part at a gown which seems to
1 change with each season. therefore the
, adjustable sleeve is hailed with delight
by the girl with slender Income.
.. It you are young and want a pretty
drop yoke on your party dress, shape
' it like one i saw recently instead of
plain round. as the modality are cut.
the first place make it Dutch neck.
they are so pretty againib the girlish
throat. Then make it round at the
back-r0! course, low enough so as it
comes it will cross over the arms to ‘
the front and then at the from round
It down to a point at the belt. The
effect or the curved lines is wonderful-
ly pretty.
' It isn‘t such a great while since our
state elections were held in the spring,
instead of the lull. and law were the
homes that did not make~“electlon"
1 cake at the time. The Woman's Home
complete directions for an election-
lay dinner, decorating the table, sic,
and one or the recipes is It", the old-
fashioned cake: Beat one cupiui oi
butter and once! sugar to a cream.
Take half of this and work it into an
.. even quart or sifted flour. Stir in one
, scant ouplul of milk and half a yoast~
~ cake dissolved in a very little warm
‘ water. and put in a. ,warm place to
1 rise. As soon as It is Jsorry light Work ‘
into it the other portion o! butter
and sugar, two eggs beaten light one
teaspoonlul of mixed ground cinna—
mon and nutmeg, and set it to rise
again. When it is once more light silt
into the dough a small pinch of soda
mixed with one'tablespoonlul of flour.
and beat the cakeflgbhpusly .until It
is light and smooth. At the very last
stir in one cuplul or stoned raisins
drenched with flour. Place in a bak-
ing-pan, and when the lost has risen
1 put into the oven. Bake very slowly.
covering the cake at first with brown
paper that ltm not burden on top
before it is raisa enough. It should
not bake in less than an hour. Cover
with white icing and stick large raisins
District
the
1 member or to
was
The following
and...
1112.11. sum
haircut
2N0RWALK LEAGUERB GOING
w
To Bridgeport Tomorrow to Annual
The March tongues of the local
Methodist Episcopal Churches will be
largely represented at the control cell-
so!“ tbstliow York Diotrlot‘lbp-
wort gee. which will be held In
, Trinity 1. itotbodiut
Church, Bridgeport.
noon and atoning.
0! methyl, ill one or the vicaprcsi-
dents ot the District lessee. suds
Board oi Control. Dela.
Blidsefirt people it unable to return
casino night, and the railroad
is half (are “return ticket: on
rticotos issuedat
The “mason mailing will begin st 2
o’clock and the oven
AW Ossolon.
Convention. “ ‘ l
Episcopal
tomorrow alter-
Frsnk A. Berry,
alumni“ by the
the convention.
gat 7: 30
rating programme
J..lll Adams.
tors and business. 1
lost Murdoch to
To: hon, '
w... m....»«........ m
m
Consolidated Planning to Spend Throo
Quarters oi s Million on Highland.
The New York. New Haven and
narltdrd road will begin at once the
work or double tracking Ito Highland
IliVIslon between Btormville and Tow-
ners N. Y. Contractors have been
going over the section of the road to
be double tracked during the presentm
wait and it Is said that bids villi be
in the hands or the oasineoring dos
pertinent oi the road within a low days
and that contracts will probably be
awarded within ten days. _ -
it is the plan or the railroad to ss-
tond the double track through nsuhury
and as lsr east as stioyvllly in s
short little but the work to be under-
taken immediately will be upon the
dtteon ml! es of road between Storm.
rille and Thwnémt Thwttor statlouv
s m as waste!
'l‘iingmroo‘d is all-sold? doiiblo mtnoltdd
trons Hopewell. tlho terminal on hols
New hustled toil instills:l
distance of about "ll .
l it said that tho
WILl. DOUBLE .TRAOK AT ONOI.
‘ln orpendllures:
coar or rsxr scone.
M
Report for 190% and 1903.
reports reveals the lollo
no cost olkll
school bookst distributed durins 1I
the cost of
grades wast
hill“
iii ill
be total amount
”.044. 57 less thsii int
do
Taking into can
work accomplished
and Grammar Mos, so well as
inc attendance in all
schools during not. these names
m an tllylug. They show that
no visitors Ire
tlslug
1s irlotoot economy cool i with
It ros.ults
..._..m....1.......-..1.—.. ”Maw...—
compsrlson o1 FIpilrss From Visitors
A comparison of the cost or free
textpolta and other supplies for the
years 1902 and 1908, as shown by the
wins decrease
“I .98 less than that ol til);
to low r
than 190:
the cost or supplies distributed was
{286.18 less than that of 1902.
dad was
over the surface while the Icing is still
suit.
.\ 760. 31.00, 3115.31.60 AND $1.75.
7‘21 |
Just a low pointers on tho vast assortment o! Knit Underwear we
have awaiting your call. '
son WOMEN. . '
. xr zoo. ‘ 1 ‘ 1. 1
LIGHT wsigHT short or long sleeve. knee or ankle pants
MEDIUM WEIGHT long or short sleeve. ankle pants.
HEAVY WEIGHT short in long sleeve, ankle pants,opo11c1 closed
Also the wide pants, lace trimmed in heavy weight.
The above styles can be had in the extra large sizes at the camel ‘_
price.
AT 50o. ~
The finest Combed Peerlesa Yarn Vest In this country.
LIGHT WEIGHT, MEDIUM WEIGHT, HEAVY WEIGHT, EXTRA
HEAVY FLEECE. in long 01 short sleeves, open or cldsed, and extra
large sizes.
1 AT 75c.
These garments contain titty per cent wool. 1 1
The JOHN AXFORD ribbed Vests, long or short sleeves, and Pants.
also medium and light weight and the old fashioned flat garment.
AT $1.00.
The best this market produces. names that have successfully passed
the most critical inspection [01 years standing today at the head of
“Knitdom” in their class.
The “JOHN AXFORD, ROOT'S TWOLI.
MERODE Combination Suits.
ONETA Combination Suits.
BERKSHIRE MILLS Combination Suits.
assEx MILLS Combination Suits.
BERKSHIRE MILLS BlaCK Tights.
The liner grades at v.25. $1.89. $1.75, sacs.
INFANTS’ UNDERWEAR. .
ALMA Sleeve Wrapper in Merino, three-quarters wool and all wool.
'25:,10 éoc.
“RUBEN'B Vest. no buttons, up to live years. 1
256 TO L... Ag: 1
“SIMPLEX” Vest, no buttons,
' 25c.
CHILDREN'S UNDERWEAR.
Cotton. Fleeced. Part Wool and All Wool, in white and gray, ,
25c To $1.00. 1
MEN'S UNDERWEAR. ‘ ,
ROOT’s, TIVOLI, LUlERN,WflIGl-l1"s HEALTH, LINOX MILLS
and other good makes of wool at
no scarcity of help, fully 400 appll
canto (or work having been turned
away.
work and by next Monday the regularl'
number. 1,.600 will be employed. The
wi’l‘dparticular people:
desirable.
New goods striving daily.
the
the
are
the ,
the
sure superior and our prices fair.
Delicious Butter. Coffee. Teas, Fresh Eggs. Double Cream Cheese, otc.
‘ tries
....1 “1.. .._._:-:. ..—. W
mills will be operated full time all
«wt-wo-
LOWELL Mass. Oct 31.—-’l‘he
Boott Cotton Mills, which have been winter.
closed for the past three months re~ ..........
sumed operations today. There was Mrs. Banker (in the country)—
“Come. William and see the lambs
gambol on the lawn."
Mr. Banker-“No, Henrietta, i came
up here to forget business."—-Yonkers
IStatesman.
A force or about i, 200 is at
TELEPHONE ass-4.
‘e Cater
secure their confidence and retain it. A single trial will convince you that our
The best of everything available here.
NEW ADDITION
To our stock Almond Macaroons. Chocolate Macaroona, Cocoanut Macaroons. Thoas goods will
melt to your mouth. Your neighbor will roll you how this those goods are.
DRAKE’S POUND CAKES.
Variation-Plain. Raisin, Citron, Marble, Nut and molasses Fruit.
Not necessary to depend upon the homo kitchen. Those rosdy-to-cst foods are delicious and
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Norwalk Chronicler