to lot Room. .
not: mooirflolwolk.
mouthful, wrote groin
(to Miller New Yetta
'0 . onto the letter
pleaelirh or writing to yon“ :
on: while ago with regard in _
pillows into Russia, l ,'
hilly“ board .lronl. one of my
, toll
.l l
_ that country, to whom I
bod/toy 'vlewn on the question.
it lolhlgbly probable that. a relay-
n“, or abolition of. these regu-
, " sweeping reforms in the
Quip! own in Russia are on the
h ulsation."
nay-thesubject or motor cars,
beu‘ynoting caretully rthe merits
8 carat, and paying sllcilil-ldiell-
sly high prices for them, when, an
e exorbitant prices-goes into the
ated-«or Paris middlemen of more.
doubtful reputation. it may be.
want to be llilnlbngged."
“Beaten Silolmf; 0‘ Natural His-
esehdihg out u‘lohllet calling at-
n textile danger of extermination
a y int’eresting‘and beautiful wild
are through thoughtless and indie-
te‘picking. Those flowers which
Iiy valuable, they are gathered
8 . BOAR}? OF MISSIONS.
5......
onion,
hiriysWonth Meeting.
ENCE, It. 1.. Nov. 2.—-—'l‘lle
'8 board otmissious assembled
.two days‘ (session at the Union
,;in this city, today. it Is the
ovontlllannnai meeting of the
The, president, Mrs. Judson
presided.‘ During the meeting.
‘ old the regular business, primi-
missionary, Workers in t oreign
,, s delivered addresses. ‘ ‘
’ ho. secretary for young people's
‘ Miss Alicia's, {Browne reports
.ninenevll! \. sites have been
The‘oon‘t ‘
‘5 "Tile treasurer. Miss Sarah
Day reported total receipts of
[‘00 appropriated "tor, the work or
‘ Kate C. "La'mson. of! Boston,
‘ not the Foreign Department;
)1 (hi ,9. survey” of the forel
prepared by officers at the board.
01 missions "has under its care,
“ oat fields. 133 missionaries. ~33
. dim: .90 pills,
‘ools. in w ole or in part and
,25 Bible no, on ‘
of thereon
.p War in the Orient From Mao
yuan. the ’ intormation Was
‘ I e. is dull and every oneia econo-
“l but no one complains." The
soldier receives gpracticaliy
it Behind hiill lain
4- ..
xilosporato pov.
Us numersrm. 9
‘ aakiilfililush, ofllew Castle“
"i inered tor years with
, have great distress
.11 tried everything i
of. but nothinnf holnedrme»
‘ , . Brazilian balm. undone 50
‘ ' tun! coin etely."
Rt: .9 'iltetli ' Ba
Cllll' rd ..
billitokonlilc‘arshortly. hi the “
' ' i think this highly ileum 1
at the "pressuremt‘your end
‘ aln’tained. “I am hopeful :'
lured Harmowortll, who is an a" ‘
merits oi” tbaAihorig-an‘luachine . ;
tail; to this country and has j_'
a conclusion that it is an ‘
3; liliui‘liltilllmuu. up .
l lliiliit‘iilll'iitSllii’ll/l’lli'l‘ ~
withered tor sale. are in especial « >-
r, as. when‘they became com—
. great quantities. The only way of I
king this is ill) refrain from buy-' ‘
d; In."Provldonoo‘" Today for .
billions have been.
499, expenditures of $168,787, with ‘
) report showed that the woman's, ‘
nearly 300.
rt made reference ‘
couseuuent.iy”the‘ family he '
annuity; V"
a...
‘i tors an , _
lulled item In a Iittil‘ of "the“ first.
rank. ‘ Ii resumption--contaminant‘
l path in his w ll
, the demands of style. .
grade in every respect.
chcvlots.
later on.
.‘ ,1 ‘
, Everybody admits that the eouioitiand moot agreeable way
of trading “lolly hoVIno an account .aomowhore, or rather a .
relation ot‘vcreditor and debtor ootabtiuhoo a friendly feeling to-
lt's a trait of human nature recognized by
long usage, and botokousa degree of, unahakeu confidence.
Years of business experience strengthens the bollel' that
there are many who wish to trade on this basic, and thatls
why we invite you to open an account and buy your clothing
for it as you desire.
, h every” person. depending upon personal circum-
stances aud‘deoiros. . ~' ' ‘
The quality of our clothing
wa rd
'of us. and pay
differently wt
'4’.
one another.
When there is a large variety of stylish garments to lo-
Ioct from and time in which to pay. it seem: that every lady
shouldlbuy at once and be prepared for the cool weather and
The garments we submit to your consideration are high
The units are smart in every detail,
made up In mannioh aultlngo, in fancy mixtures. blue and black
The Tourist Coats are stunning, and are shown in all
-. thobcu Myles. The skirts are graceful and well fitting.
niadw Incite alterations without char-cc.
e silk your inspection. We will upon an account and
you may pay us in small amount. or the whole amount one time
We '
» Ladiesl‘rloulist Coa'ls $7.00 to $25.00
' Ladies’ Tourist Coats $7.00 to $20.00
fatadies’ Eton Jackets $6.00 to $15.00
‘ Ladies’ ,Mlliinelu dild Shoes Lowest Prices
STREET.
‘ we guarantee. and a glance will
tell you of our styles and you are We judge of the prices.
Men’s-Sluiisll TSuils "$5.00 to $20.00 F;
Men’svSweii, QvemoatsliBDO t0~$2§l00
'Men‘s“'NoblliJ”" "Deiiiios $.50” «to $65.00 2
- “Men’s [Fine .Siloes $l.E)O , to. $4.00 f
'm or. hum; .
Arrangements are made
99"
POPULAR AMUSEMENT3.
‘ ‘ , DH—
MILDRED HOLLAND.
Undoubtedly the dranuttic sousalinll
, of «the season inflorwalk will be Idli-
ward CMWJhlto‘s elaborate production
'0! the "strung emotional play “The
Triumph of an Empress," at Hoyl’s
Theatre, on Monday, November 7th, in
which Mildred ’Hollutld will ,portruy‘
Catherine the Great, of Russia. The
authorfiin writing the role of Guinea,
the for Mlssllollund, basal ail tl’llltlii
,had her magnificent talents thorough-
ly in mind. lie has not placed the
character on a perinatal ‘ot" ,lillprubll-
bility, but has made the great ital;
. press essentially bullion, at tho utimo
ilmo illustrating lieu notable charac-
e thrilliloa, unrelated. by the bout. hisi
torlanih :Not ovonéihe most obtuse
critic can fall toilet/atheioxmilsito art;
With which Miss Holland urlrayu;
thischnracter. The Boston raveicr
IIIlYlll. i “bliss Holland has jumped at
e‘nebouhd. .tusurotrlvgl’yuspoilill‘llntm into
i: am Mill ,0 , ll ll“, little lit»
’ eyelid attention, instill»1
new;
-. Wont} Virginia
solssalerninl. mm
u—u—n
Make: Excellent Time
" Oli‘ vRockport, Moos, Course
blo.‘ i’l‘h’e
perfectly clear.
breath or air from the east and the
sea was smooth. The cruiser first
maiin a wire circle to the southward
and then approached the Minneapolis.
the mark boat at the beginning of the
airy and atmosphere were
There wall but a
I v . _.,...i ,.l,.
situate.“
'l‘llo "Broml neck of iliihier‘amlu
how some children are llllgdl’oleep’.
’RUCKPOltT. Mags" Nov. graph“: in some ports or the Himalaya Moun-
i’oondliilmlil under Which the new 0min: talus the native woolen have'n singu-
cr West: Virginia started on her‘trial ' lar Way of putting their children In
trlptoday were in every way favora-‘
sleep In the middle or the day. The
child It) putunder‘Za Tntroalniof water.
and by-tmenuoqot a paint-teat or a tin
snoop the water is deflectel so as to
rim over the back of the c iiil'u head.
The water pouring on thu‘child'ahead
apparently sends It‘rto sleep andi keeps
it. so. while tilé.‘inotli‘erjproooedi with ” ‘
course The West Virginia swept bylher work ill the neldu. ;No"‘o e‘uoenls
the Minneapolis as nearly as could be overlain tear
timed from the shots. at 9:56:30. .As‘ (“1- - -
the‘new vessel passed the Minneapo'
in; run up the signal “Good alleyway perleolflilttlng union suit In a great old
Virginia}?
A iloo‘l
rthn,
cruiser iltr
halite not
or schooner-ll prevented
’ ’ though the ingr ’
. ,_ ill
There laliltle attention but that tho
the porlect iii of uncle gowns. ,,
in
5' Keep a good supply of rock salt It;
llhorehvlew or its» boat making the your bath room: itfli au'exeelient on
first stages!” 6.6 knots at the cont-Io. dilion to tho not be,” ,at night it one
butthowlast itirzlaia was. timed DIM-1M troubled with closelmnolls...‘
lug the second luark boot 18.2 knots. ltelitivl‘o It M “iii? ‘
months start. at about moment. is u doltlllli. “We.
indicated but shot was making trifle
over ill Julieta . . 2
hi it and will“
, canal! remember
some of the delicious oldlashloned
dishonrgmude by our mothers . and:
once of ever Int
. grandmothers»: or, ~no‘tlidualttor.
j northern, gal. all
I‘: Inga free.
'i 31 MAIN ST.
that ”Well”?! a drov‘m: ‘ ‘_
‘1 re of it ill
_ 3-. Midwest out
o rclfement»: ,wbiilll It produces l.
, deluged with letters " and? tole-
ralnciot lnqulr ."~ who pone‘hopea
t tho-ameliorat on in his condition
continues to resume, his audiences
Thursday“ ‘
AN ASSORTED LOT OF IRON BEDS
AND BED .OOUGHEB ARE ‘
. HERE. FOR YOUR
CHOOSING.
'Durability is the key note oi! their ,
construction but “the manufacturers “
have not omitted to make them beanw
tifui. too, , .
Our Climax Bed Couch beats them
all for comfort and durability. they
will wear longer than any couch. and
areas comfortable as any bed. '
Remember ‘we. furnish your house
coulpieto on weekly “payments. ‘
~3 Doors Below Theatre—3: '
A.)J. Anueville (9.8011
134 WASHINGTON eraser. .
, . fa...“ ... “WW.-.“ w. M; .. _u_-.....-.-—_.......~—~.. .‘ _______
8‘ Fox.
Ladle: ’ ‘ Taller and Farrier
All kinds of clothes that I make to
order i am responsible for. A parietal,
tit. any style you select. Please give
no It call and find out. the truth be-
fore going somewhere else. Also a
great. reduction on Skirts, Shirt Waisls
and Children’s Cashmere Dresses 4
will begin Saturday, the 22d. Alter-
5. FOX.
NORWALK, CONN.
I
Be ready at all times to give a rea‘
son for the faith that is in you. Why
should ylu‘buy Health Brand Buck
Whi‘lll. am Pancake Flour? . They are;
the best cake makers in theorist-ken;
Cheap as any, bring joy to your soul,
and education to your children. Save
have awaiting your call.
son WOMEN.
Just a few pointers on the vent assortme
I
AT 25c.
LIGHT WEIGHT slim-I or long sleeve. knee or ankle
MEDIUM WEIGHT long or short sleeve, ankle pants.
HEAVY WEIGHT short or long sleeve, ankle pants,
Also the wide pants, lace trimmed, in heavy weight.
y styles can be had in the extra large sizes at the samet
‘prloe. . ” ' ‘
The above
AT 606.
The finest Combed Peerless Yarn Meet in this country.
_ LIQHT WEIGHT, MEDIUM WEIGHT, HEAVY WEIGH
HEAVY FLEECE, ill long or short sleeves, open or closed, a d extra
large sizes.
AT 750.
These garments contain titty per cent, wool.
'l‘ile JOHN AXFORD ribbed Vests, long or short sleeves, at .l Pants.
also lrledlllm and light Weight and the old fashioned flui gurm at.
or $1.00. ‘
:l‘ile host this ln‘nrkel produces, names that: have successfully passed
the most. critical inapeutlon l’or years standing today at the inland of
“Knitdonl” ill their class. ‘
The “JOHN AXFORD, ROOT'S TlVOLl.
MEFIODE Combination Silliu.
ONETA Combination Stilts.
BERKSHIRE MILLS Combination Stills.
ESSEX MILLS Combination Suits.
BERKSHIRE MILLS Black Tights.
The liner grades at $1.25, $1.69, $1.75, $2.00. -
lNFANTS’ UNDERWEAR.
ALMA Sleeve Wrapper in Merino, three-quarters wool
25c. TO 890.
“RUBEN'S Vest, no buttons, up in five years,
252 T0 60C.
“SIMPLEX” Vest, no buttons,
. 2 5c.
CHILDREN'S UNDERWEAR.
Cotton. Fleeoed. Purl Wool and All Wool, Ill white and gray,
251: TO $1.00.
. MEN’S UNDERWEAR.
ROOT'S, TlVOLl, LUZERN, WRIGHT‘S HEALTH, LENOX MILLS
and other good makes otwooi at ’
75c, $1.00, 3125.31.50 .AND $1.75,
at or Knit [finderwsar we “I?
I .
EXTRA
\
\
\‘A
2"»
|
l
and all wool,
I
the labels (or the school library. f
.l I.” . . .
h
{.J
\i I
To our stock Almond Macaroon 3, Ch
desirable.
New goods arriving daily.
i
., on, up has. n
his,» .WIIII union. cant
have it In been or.
am an a With
i
were or on on “one pound No.
. ‘ ‘, 5.; l m
V cushions ‘35:...
To particular people; secure their confidence and retain it. A single trial will convince
goods are superior and our prices fair. The best of everything available here.
round loot on you with. Our special blend of Mocha and lav: II I
coolers-r rs Aa‘Ano coroner, ,
to Glamor Fm with 1 until No. ‘
2 Too, h on . Hang
ioaetompp Free with“ V. pound Iii
’_ » _ .t ‘ .1 l ,
w ——_!=T t. A. _... ,. . w.
. w-»- .. .
NEW ADDITION i
. ocolatc Macaroons. Cocoanufit Macaroons.
melt in your mouth. Your neighbor will tell you how fine those goods are.
. . DRAKE’S POUND CAKES.
Varieties—Plain Raisin, Citron. Marble, Nut and Molasses Fruit.
Not necessary to depend upon the home kitchen. Thcsc‘ rcady-to-eat foods are delicious and
Delicious Batter. cdcee. Teas. Fresh Eggs. Double Cream Cheese, etc.
Charles E. seymour,
' ‘ y - _ LEADING GROCER.
’ hob/est W'ashinulon Street. ‘
A" i 7 , CHO‘QEST ~
,1 Teas and. Coffees.
‘nlco compo! Tea or Oofloeyou ohouldllvy Woo. Our Ton are olwoyo mm
trutlxrml ill-Allies wuss.
o.
+ lilo Como, at
30th Nelly
swarms: Fru with I pounce-u '
30 hump: Fm withi pouno'ibl
5°“ " Groin Jap’in Tu, ‘ V
1 So clump-rm with ‘1 pound can
you that our
Those goods will
I
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l
lk.
mm.
. and. Izod
«you. To: that's a plenum to drink. Our Bolton are always froth routed and yoga out:
a fine a cause as can be.
lit
jugilohflrukiut roll, '
Norwalk Chronicler