he“: sets 4.48.
123.99 p. m.
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. has been patented by a. Penn-
inventor. specially intended
benai institutions. The bar
umber of longitudinal holes
__ surface. which are filled with
This is very severe on the saw.
counted noon to discourage the
lull ,
Eraitlhe Graphs, at North lilidfse
Mrs. Idaho is in St. was n is for ‘
possible to ascertain the damage and
insurance. but the former is estimated
at aboutfl‘lh .000. it is apposed that
. " ‘oCI ovornor D s... appoint ;
" ; «I‘Dr'. Ill. A. Dowa. of Hartford. a coin
by blob cannot be sawed
mission to examine into the mental
condition of Mary Rogers. a prisoner
confined in the Hartford county Jail;
The governor has approved the bill
or Dr. Autos .i. Givens of Stamford.
for $26 for care of insane person for
.ihe quarter ended September ilo.
Passions-rust. Ysteered ossn.
OSBINING. Nov 8. mAbram
Hyatt. a presidential elector on the
miller "fi‘he expense of ornamental“. Democratic ticket. died at his home
ch]. bars would he somewhatlon South Highland avenue today of
tithes of the ordinary type. and
Ilmeter would necessarily be in-
to allow for the glass. an law
,which would in itself deter most 1
all or from attempting the task of
hills) through it. ‘
tilted States consuls in Latin Amer.
9 lane to warn business men in
ad States against the folly of
to obtain trade by the use
it rs and other printed matter
Against the competition of
‘ I! ho‘uses especially. and to some
each and British mercantile
obit its that employ commercial tray.
9_ , ble to speak/the language of the
9 untries in which they seek business,
’ is-nv’utterly futile to depend upon a
j ge unknown to those whose can
is solicited by mail.
Golf links are to be found in many
,pilt‘ of the way corners of the globe.
At Begum there has been a golf club
'r nearly 10 yeawrs The 18- hole
..course, which is laid out in the desert.
three miles from the city is said to
Jig of 9"a decidedly sporting char"
a ter"~—which means. according .to
e, that one loses an lmmotierats
nu bar of balls there. Golf maybe
1) ed at Zanzibar, Bela (“the city of
blood." is will be remembered) Crete,
; Bangkok. Honolulu, Perak and also
Welhaivwl. ,
One of the latest ways of making a
99 g in Paris is seeing those who
he flakes a drop too much home.
I individual is called the “guardian
1." He accompanies the lnebrl~
also to their homes, defends them in
of need. an often as not has to
them to bed and leaves them only
they are' without the reach of;
hisf." f-lé earns about fifty centd.
“day. (loses are also on record where
gre’atful drunkards have reluomliot‘vd'
angel" in their wills.
FASHIONS.
Paul Eider it 00., of San Francisco.
have last published a book called “for
‘ Sol 3." and from it i am copying this
reaps for Marguerite Salad for a scrap.
book: Cut from Neufchntel cheese
tie slices a half inch in thickness.
99 from this. with a little two-inch
tter out out little rounds. (irate
h yolks f two hard; boiled eggs and
lit lie of this in the center of ‘
all: round sprinklinga little paprika
Scatter these "daisies” in
rts of crisp lettuce leaves and
. with rich French dressing.
season. for fresh fruit is over:‘
we. can» pick no more of i
do but the markets are fu of
us fruits and we must not ratop
“them at the expense of health.
’ hull grdpe‘s particularly can be
with great benefit to the
it subsequently the complex
some women who spend a lot
. y on cosmetics would put the
fruit they could have naiur~‘
l? t. that fat Japanese women are
. " . They his patient and per-
find when they see signs of
they exercise and reduce
pneumonia its had been sink a week.
Mr. Hyatt was born in this town 56
years also and had lived here nearly
all his life. lie was prominent in Dem
ooratlc politics here and had held vs
rlous public oflices
W-
80LVENT NOTICE
District of Norwalk. an. Probate
Court. November 7. A. D. 1904. ,
Estate of Cornelia L. Baker late of
Norwalk, in said District deceased.
The Court of Probate for the District
of Norwallr. hath limited and allowed
~st months from the date hereof for
the creditors of said Estate to exhibit
their claims for settlement. Those who
neglect to present their accounts. prop
eriy attested. within said time. will be
debarred a recovery. All persons in
debted to said Estate are requested to
make immediate payment to
FREDERICK B. BAKER.
- Administrator.
, o a‘ no
not llahg. khown ls
.A man never gets full until he is too
far gone to get home sober.
' hurtl-
ill " tenures
“Wanner :~ lite Music
with "lohengrin" the innit
of file first line last
Night ‘
After three years of QlllP‘t‘PIIt‘l‘. the
University Extension Heater in Now
walk began its work again lust even—
inn with the first of a course of six
lectures by Thomas Wtdtnoy Surette,
of New York, upon “Wagner: tho Muv
sic Drama." The lecture upon
"Lohengrln" opened .the course nus-
piciouuiy. The audience was in good
humor and responsive. Charles A.
Tucker, chairman of the committee.
1 lb. Can Royal Baking Powder 400.
y, lb. Can Royal Baku; Powds'r 22:
V. lb. Can Royal Baking Powder 11c
17c ‘fbrieily with music; upon Wagner and' :-
9:: i
49.
1 lb. Can Jones Baking Powder
l"; lb. Can Jone-9 Baking Powder
'4 It). Can Jones Baking Powder
Joscloff’s
72 N. Main Sf“ 50. ll'orWallr
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purposes of the organisation and in.
troducing Mr. Surette happill'.
The lecturer has an admirable meth«
opera as an art form; upon composers
of opera before Wagner. illustrating
9tlle difference between life creations
and those preceding him He then
seated himself at the piano and intro-
duced the special topic of the evenlug.
the opera Lohengrin. lie describes
sic.
his voice is so adjusted that. every
word is distinct, and neither music
Changing from day to day.
look at the price.
the same quality is ever sold for
PERS AND FURS.
Main street window and see lilo goods.
Enamels-Wear
‘c'ooods.
Scorn 'Dap Bargains Kore.
9W9. want you to take. a. look at our
Notice the quality and then
You will use them ONE THIRD AND LESS than
Nti
Watchihla window daily for startling
WAIBTB, SKIRTS. UNDERWEAR. FLANNELETTE GOWNS, WRAP-
seconds inferior
COATS,
or qtutill lea.
values in SUITS.
SILK WAISTS.
Una-small lot of broken sizes
that have sold up to $4.60. to close.
$1.98 \
Heavy White Cotton Merceriz—
‘od waists, Figured Sateen sud
Brilliantlne.’reguiar price 31.00.
9 to" close at.
9 9 Flanneletlo and Percale. , Wrap-
per/and House ill-see. iwo wail-
‘llhown brakes. out. fuil‘arul wide.
. wimu‘unt. to clone ’
79¢
Fur Scarfs. American Oppos
sum. double. full length with silk
ornaments, regular price $5.90, to
"$3.49
close
1. Flannelette Night Gowns. very '
‘9iieIVy, worth 59c. to since
i ‘ s
Choice selected. Scarts of fine
American Upposaum. with cluster
of six tails,“ beautiful and silky,
the kind that. wears, value slitoil.
A $3.50
luulios' Coats of black, Tan and
Castor Kearney. also fine American
Mills Covert. new models, regular
value, up to $3.98. to tickle,
$4.98
up
Walking Skirts. black and tan-
to mixtures and materials. well
dildo and stylish, worth “Lilo. to
9'9uloao 9‘ V ' I ' I P ’
mater Suite of All Wool MI‘
terial. broken also», small lot,
regular prices $20.00 to 322.60. to
’ $10.00
listllus' outta. about one down
that. sold up in $12.50." to close
M23};
. ll V dren’s hoary Winter Chaim.
Ill’
31090be
l. i with years. new and _
pretty styles. malar- price blue. 9 _
our voice subordirwted. lie is so perv
from natural in his manner of deliv‘
itrememloue task. When one reflects
that his is undoubtedly the most. dltll-
nmnseti at the apparent facility with
which it is done.
The one criticism which may pos-
sibly be made upon Mr. Surotie from
last evenings work In that he lacks
i triagnutism This is more likely to be
‘ proved fulse when his other lectures
:are heard. Magnetism is prObably u
‘quaiiiy largely dependent upon a per-
:son's physical condition. in order to
intact the necessities of the Norwnik
(‘tlpl the stigugerncni for Monday ev-
levturing at Columbia
some afternoon. To further compli—
so ultaugetl within the week that th
only train which reaches here befo
8:00 p. to. does not stop at 125th. street.
The consequence is that Mr. Surette
has to reach 42ml. street from llltllh.
in half on hourii‘md could directly to
inukwootl's I-iuil with out our slipper.
it is too bad that this should be do
lilillltlf'tl of any.- one but the lecturer
l-lm-rl‘uliy met the rtxlplrnlouls of tho
also
The letluros are valuable t‘dlllGUOll-
ally to a high degree Anyone who
has seen the operas and who expects
to do so will enjoy them a hundred
fold from this preparation.
joy this description and the lovely
musk- whlch so recalls their charm.
”the committee is somewhat dia-
appointed that thus has been no more
general response ii) the opportunity
,to hear these lectures. However. the
magnificent returns from the occasion
when Mrs. Flak so generously made a
large gift to the Hospital speaks with
emphasis for the fact that when this
vicinity is appealed to for a charitable
object there is quick reply. if an ad-
ucational opportunity appeals loss em-
phatically there is hope that this will
be different in the future Only 130
rourso tickets were tlm‘essury to pay
the expenses of the course, and as yet.
these are not. all taken. though the
committee has worked faithfully. 'l‘hc
syllnbi, which can he found at the lie-
rurieo are alone worth a great deal.
The extension of the privileges: of ihil
t'mllilt' to high school scholars for
half price in also generous
The committee would be indebted
to holders of tltketa it they Would
make returns as quickly as ptmlblo.
in Of‘tlt'l to are just what the mobile
are. _
The next lecture will be in Look
wood’s flail next Monday night, upon
" Die lllaiatorslnael. " ‘.
The young men who itinlly gave
~ their services an ushers at the door
. and in the boar office last night were
ill. J. Sims, Harry Sterling. Home
Gray and the Messrs. Chester and
Aurelius Heath.
TURKIYl Milli. ill-HMH. .
Mather loan About-Jasmin Prion
of Lllt Your.
New matches
honored Thanksgiving feast or turie
«it lbls year will cost more room
it usual probably atwos three or
1 mos. .
is of the oifop the ‘
nuts for this state lifllrl fl.‘
nth: gontditlons hanging: mum of
so u now
choice turkeys is the chief hobs r of
prices. ~
“Cold. wet and llto 9:an killed
built elm than sap-
all many of the young
districts whsrst , hb
l! is recalled" said I local dollar
a ll «norm rlanuiryy
thrifty. "Atnreie t“ it its All if ’the
other may “WNW over two or three
this lastysar
costs not Doondi
ft on themsplyand can»
MG!
9G In” VI
“we aimed. .. .. so Mr
live consular-am
"Drama." the Generalllieme
greeted the subscribers explaining thei ‘-
od. He spoke for a few minutes upon' :
the accrues aud‘motlfs, reciting some of ,
cult
new DEPARTMENT.
In response to numerous requests from our customers. wc
' have added a Furniture Department.
We are showing a splendid
display of Furniture. including Parlor Sets. Rockers. Iron and
Brass Beds. Sofas, Couches. Morris Chairs.
etc.
Dining Tables, etc. '
Come-in and look over ourstock. Order what you will and
pay us in small payments.
Ladias’llandsumeSuiis
Made from Cheviots, Broad-
lien’s Nobbr Suits
Made of enduring materials in
the Descartes. while playing contlu‘uul- '
ly the wonderful and very tliiilcuit mu- g
It is remarkable that the pitch of . .
cloths and Mannish Cloth effects.
The Jackets are 26 to 36 inches
long. taffeta silk lined. tight fit-
ting backs. box fronts. vest ef-
fects and the Prince Albert, are
a few of the many styles offered
the present Fall styles. Blacks.
Browns. Checks. Fancy Mixtures,
almost any fabric you want. Mon
should be well drizssed. as this
condition gives him satisfaction
.cry that he puts his hearers wholly at, -
lease and seems to be perforating no 9
{cult frat known to lecturers. one is 99
course, Mr. Surclie was obliged to ac- '
cninge, though he was doing important 2
College the '
cafe mnltersjthe time table has been .7
Thoso_
who are familiar with them must env‘
historic and tune .
dvs cents oer soiled instincts over 9
‘ as j M
-
for your selection.
tree at
' l
raising birds this your.
h‘rotn ludiaua, lllluols. New . York
Maryland, Jersey and Delaware cormI
reports that the supply of turkey.
will be ‘35 to 50 per cent. below last
season, town has a fair supply. but
not very choice in quality. Missouri.‘
Tennessee and Kentucky also have a
fall crop Rhmle Island had a better
season than usual. but that source
cannot supply a very large part of
New England. Only a. small number
reaches this city frorn that district.
This will be a serious expense
l0
Splendid val-
$5. 00 to $20. 00
ACCOUNTS OPENED.
lint "moms. When lho housoulfe eu- !
and is of financial importance to
. him. Suits from
$7.50 to $20.00
AFCOUNTS OPENED.
.7
10 SOUTH MAIN STREET.
i‘:suher~«ll' your mother bought four
basketsot’ grapes. the tieaier‘eprici he
int; "‘3 (rule per basket, how much
money would the purchase cost, her’.’
'l‘illllilly-'~Y0ll never kin tell. Ma's
great. at beating them huckslers down.
“""Pllllilillllllhlfl Press. ~
touutcls a cost, of $3 to $3. 50 for a
turkey of fair else she will dodge tllol
lssuo 'i‘hero Is also said to be a slut
city of tholce chickens.
"A man takes a great deal or risk
when he goes into politics. doesn’t
ho?"
"Y.os' answered ‘ionuior Sorghum.
"it's Wt) math like going mm Nln- The lagoons—That's so. We often
gets Falls. You don't want to attempt noticed that you sidestep involuntarily
it unless you have a good stout bar- when a bouquet is suddenly thrown
rel “Washington Star ' at yous-«Puck.
TELEPHONE 322-4.
The leading lllllli—-II'H hard for a
person to forget the past.
. .. ..........-,. a.
I HAVE JUBT RECEIVED AN INVOICE OP ABSOLUTELY NEW CROP EARLY PICKING.PANCY GEN-
UINE FOMOOA OOLONG TEA, WHIICH I OFFER AT 50 CENTS A POUND AND GUARANTEE EVERY POUND
9T0 BE A8 REPRESENTED OR MONEY REFUNDED. THIS I8 NOT A GIFT ENTERPRIOElAS I DO NOT BE-
LIEVE IN THAT KIND OF BUSINESS.
I AM SELLING THE FINEST VALUE THAT CAN BE PRODUCED ANYWHERE OR FROM ANY BODY
AT THE PRICE AND ONE BAMPLI POUND WILL TELL THE STORY.
CHEAP. OLD CROP. LOW GRADE TEAS BEING FORCED ON TO THEM WITH CHEAP PRESENT! 0
THE IHREWD UP-TO-DATE BUYER PURCHASES! HID GOODB WHERE G ALITY
KIND OR ANOTHER.
EOPLE ARE GETTING TIRED OF
ONE
IS GUARANTEED AND RESERVES THE RIGHT AND PRIVILEGI TO BUY AND PAY FOR HIS OWN GIFTS
WHENEVER HE HA8 OCCASION TO USE GAME
I AM A FIRM BELIEVIR IN THE ADAGE THAT AN ARTICLE I8 NEVER CHEAP. NO MATTER
WHAT IT IO. UNI-[88 YOU HAVE UDE FOR IT. AND I DO NOT IILIEVE IN CHEAP GOODS. NO MAT-
TER WHAT THEY MAY BE OR WHAT EVER THE PRIOR.
CY NIW CROP OOLONG TIA AT 80 CENTS A POUND.
I. IXGUIIITI.
i comely voun cause on acvuou R'O rsu.‘
was FRAORA Mos mo sooner or “rule TIA
l
harles E Seymour.
3% WIGT WAOHINGTON ITn
Chiltlll
Till
Tea Talk.
LIADING GROOIR. yIOUTH NORWALK, DUNN.
Christi
felt
A LITTLI TWA PLANT WILL PRODUGI MANY GRADIG GP TIA. TH! TINY LIAVIG ON THI TIP
orients WALK so! or assessor vases.
THI YOUNG!“ LIAVGI HANG TH! RARIGT TIA.» AI
run canvas snow assigns. LAIGIR AND TOUGHII, run run is saunas. creosote silo OHIAPIR.
YII INOGURAGI OUR PRIINDG T0 UGI THI YOUNG LIAVIG.
I ARC m A PDIITION WHIGH INAILGG U. TO GITTHI RIGHT KIND OP TIA. OPIRt
OAT! ON“.
WK GUY ONLY TH! YGUNG AND DIM: . 9919
ATING fl LARGI. RG‘I'AIL ITOGGIAG WE DO GIYIG III A GRAND OPPORTUNITY TO GIT THI IIG‘I‘
TIA ANG AT TH‘ RIGHT PRIDE. THC GMALL ”Pill!" WHO PRGIAILY GUY. ONG OHIG‘I‘ OR .0 GP
TIAfi {YKAR HAG RATHIR A ILIM GRAND
GP GETTING GUGH NARI TIA. AI W! GO. WI NO DOUG
GILL M I! TIA AT OUR GTORI IN ON! GAY THAN THI GTHIR PILLOW 00” Hit A WIIK. If} Y Li
I“ IY GITTING YOUR TIA OP UI YOU ARI GGRK GP NOT GIT'I'ING: ITALIZ TlA. TH! WIS! HG“
WIPE. Till UPI-TOMA?! HOD
rl sort or re
agrou- lo
KIIPIG. IG SWIG GP GIALING WHIR! Gill PAYG HIGH PRIGII PG
g-RIR TIA AND I A GIP'I‘ GIT NOTHING.
went on was ovals HAND we arts boosted out
one or one an conduit
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