lilo
ROM” "11":
Lilliil New "Nlll ‘
, , b lib.
The'tlrut‘dagree was worked at the
meeting of Old Well Lodge, F. and A.
M.. last night.
Full eitction retains will be received
at Republican headquarters in Rali~
road avenue.
'l‘ho clocilon returns will be received
at the South Norwuik Club rooms on
Washington alrno‘i.
The South Norwalk Football team
will play tho Danbnry loam Saturday
in South Norwulh.
So many Ine-mheru ol‘ Uncaa Hayloii
WIIrII busy with politics yesterday ov—
IIIIZIIg that. the Inertial; was poatponcd.
The SI-I’Itlncl will bullotln tho ro-
turns of tho I-lIIItlon in ront of the
oliice in South NIIIwuik and NtllWllllt
tonight.
The morning of the South Norwaik
t‘ommou Council which \Vilti to havc
been held last night was postponed
until Thursday pvening.
Friday the Connecticut. Association
of the. Women‘s Foreign Missionary“
, Society will moot. in South Norwaik.
1), B. .i. Allen. or Japan, will speak.
A but of $100 even was rocordcd in
Bridge-port this morning that Edward
213‘ HaliI-n would carry Bridgeport in
the contest. for ronIIIIIrIIaIsInaII against
E. J. Hill.
Douglas Fowlcr‘l’ont, G. A. R. held
,a meeting i3'sl night at which routinu
business was transacted and plans
made for a family gathering and so-
Iini to be lipid next. MoudaI ‘CIIIIIIIII
GatIIlI Iii Blonuan ate showing in ad-
dltion to their regular stock It spitInIilIl
display of furniture which they soil on
credit. TIIIlaI they aIlI'cItisII spI-clul
pliccn on men's and w'oInI-ns hand
homo until; Road thu‘ ad.
William J. and lIldIIaId Kullv," thv
now, [H‘Upl’lvllil‘fl of the (iron-laud, in
linubury, took .ptxsfirtutloll..ot iluI plum:
yIIIIttIrdIIy. .lohu- ll‘lctiiynn, lbI- torInI-r
in'oprlotor,‘.in still in lliinbury and has
not, yet announI-oll his luminous piano
for tho t‘uiurc.
,'l‘ho hill-rations in tho old hat. shop
ih North Main ntract that are both};
ndc. by Councilman Luther M.
Wright. Hll' IvIIli IIIIIlIII way 'I‘hI- now
b‘rick shop in the rear be nino ItIIIlIII
way. Mr. th'rht will take poignant-lion
oi’ the new plant as soon III-I it in math»
randy.
tlcnoial iluasull Frost hzn. grantid
the First Scpaiato Company polmia-
nion to omit the min of this week and
make u... titnII np‘later in the month.
Ho has. also detailed Captain Henry C.
Young an inspector of I'iilI- practice of
the First Scpurate Company, on the
23th inst.
Rogcra & Stcvona have ll‘iltit‘ll a .IIpII.
IIini wire of tho Western Union and
with an operator in tho window of
their slow they Inland to Show sicrzn
opticon roturna of the election on a
screen nhroan tin; street. this evening.
Lyman .I. 'iorhnnl in to Inakn IIIII
views on tho rcttlrun come in.
John A. Holwrtfio‘n, Whiter i. .
nuld. William lionmiaad, A. l-luributt.
is}. M. Allcr. Minn Mildred Holland, t‘
A. Ryan, NH" York; ii. A. .ioncu. lu-
dltitiupoliil, ltId.; (‘. M. Eduardo, Hild-
auu. N V.: MII~ W. l'. lino, Miss i..
lino. l-iaullIIIuI-MI l‘lullrira ll. Rowe.
Now llaI'IIII: W E. Il'VlllIl tilIInlIroIIlI
Worn Igutjxtn ytIalcrIlny In tho liotcl
i‘ llil'ord.
’i‘hc Junior Auxiliary, of Trinity
thnrch lulu Ioautnud its weekly moot-
ingu with II goodly number III attend
IIIIIIII. The smut, inllloa are in charge
of the Work thin year. and the aim is
to emphasize tun utudy at minions as
Wall on tho donning at button. The
A l"
Klrln are wary much in earnest and all ,
promlaau wall for a year; I}; good work.
The Bethany Guild Mailman iii; meet.-
ing» the that Wednesday hr October:
tho rector giving an lniaraatlng talk
on the workings of tho church, or its
low, and how “my aru made. Two
all members. Nina Grunknnts and
Mt Hahn were mIIde. The mean
‘ a Very pleasant timed at the
ovary month-‘thlpfhi talka
billion Work and the church,
tho pastor and participated
menthol-II. The Bethany
.. M lull motioned tilt scholarship in ,
u, . raining II young Janauunn girl
to hominid, a miualonary worker among
heir own people. ..
1 QTHOUIANDG twill) ,
3»qu anw ltrhI Basel Salvo has
«and th
V .Liquor‘Licenaea ‘
Taylarer Golden .
M Waahlngton Sb, loINorwalk, Gt.
day bungalow at tho liontuu
than tho all
A “Millie locating bl l’ulaniluu t‘ah
thorn
ih-. Knighta of tho Mystic t‘ hIIlII who
hold last night. ,
Uur lir oi hci II body",
Not-walk, routerrud Ibo tolliutoty do
grew that evening.
What. in lli(‘~ burning,- IIIIIIIIiiou'! Read
tho answer in tho ad. of the Connecti-
cut Railway and Lighting Company.
A mlu~woek aarvico will bu held at
tho- Chupoi of Our HolyI Saviour,
Berkeley street, tomorrow ovching at.
I‘.:ltl o‘clock.
The story of a man and his shoes
can be found in the ad. of tho How—
land Dry Goods Company. blva man
should read it
Water Commissioner George 1 Bull-
ion is still conilucd to his homo on
Elmcresi by illuIIIIII, but is consider-
ably improved. ' ,-
Thc. Harris &. (lo, any ibcy ucil the
boat. coal mined. 'l‘hIIIIe (“‘0 not words,
but deed-5.. if you haven't ht'lll'll Ii.
ask your neighbor.
The onlrcrsal loud (:lIoppI-I‘
away with the chopping bowl.
Watkins & llow‘u all.
Incrllr. oi’ this. chopper.
This is. II I'IIInuI‘kalIhI around for
lll‘t‘HH trimmings and ”11‘ ll M ltIIuIl
Company “ii“ an och-‘Iiaul showing in
all thI lutcst uiinIII. ’l‘IhIIII IIIII olhcr
apocials. in the no.
i; ii, ti.IlI‘,, IIl
tlulu‘i
Road
and llfili‘il tho
CHOICE OF TWO EVILS.
There was a dead alloucc in the
classroom. The dclighli‘ul ycll which
had first gong; the roundr. had died
away, and now the scholars fcil tho
price was to be paid.
“William Buster," quotied thatcach-
or in an awful Ioicc "did you place
that. pin on my chair?"
“Planar air ~,no aiI!"-quavered the
upzin.
“Do you know who did?"
“lGI'~"
"Enough! I see you do knpwdt
Mia namuMcli Inc. hia‘nainci‘” '
“lw-i , can‘t, teachor.”
“llnlcsa you tell me his namc you
will revolve his pIIninhtuIIut.“
’l‘iIIII'II was silt-nun for It Inommt. mid
”it‘ll William IIdItInI-cd to the trout.
It illlI glass, and .. IbIIIltII,-.i
to bodily I'ilhiitlittzmcii _
That. afternoon, when thII scholars
Wt'it' trooping out, Hunter was l'llut‘il
buck and prcoonitul with a pmtny.
"l was angry ill thr iIIIIk. oxidation!
the tracker; “but you were a noble.
lad ml to betray Your conIrnIlc.”
"it-wit wasn't thfil. truchcr,” IIx~
plIIiIIr-d William. "lint i knew it‘ i
gaVI- him away l‘d got ll much worqc
licking than what you nova Inc!“-
t’tlucago Journal.
trust a man she know cannot be trust~
(Id.
Wabash-«“15 her position in aoclIIty
SIIIIIIrII ?"
Why. that woman hll‘l‘S a divorce inw-
ycr by tho year."—vTowu Topics.
ONLY CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA.
Ml'l-l. Franklin Bush, of New Cantle,
l')ol.. says: "I suffered (or yearn with
dynpopaia, used to hart;I great distreua
and belching. i tried everything i
could hear of, but nothing helped me
until i took Brazilian Balm. and Inland
I-IIui boitlo cured IIIII. completely."
For sale by it. H. l’lniatod, F. H. linx-
tor and tho (iliftord Pharmacy. 0
New leI of‘UmbralIas For
The Holldays
, .19 Cents and Up
Closing am all Football
Goods.
Rod Fire To Celebrate
, , Tuesday Night . ,
c o L E“. MAN’ 5
‘ New: Sum.
10 North Main Street, South Norwalk.
Agent {or A. a. apaldlno'u snub-II
. and Sporting Good
than or it or would you have to lot
ho,‘ so woman-9.1m lacked the Inner?
i ' you had diurnal live years up
Sr tutti 'nvoa two dollar: eahh week you
. opaltit Ellie hourly than. ,
received in; our own special Wire
Tuésdau night .Novembti’ 5n.
(Western Union operator in north
window to receive iulicluoliou
returns from everu city in the
United Slates. The same. will be
thrown on canvas bu‘slereoplicon.
Successors to Camstaoll Bras.
SOUTH NORWALK. TEL. CALL,
unlucky individual who had bIIIn fixed ,
himself I
The public are Cordialu invited.
ROGERS & STEVENS
32-2.
_ They . should-Gian “cured as
promptly u punlbio with some
effective", but harmleu cure.
We recommend our
, Composition Syrup ;
CWHITE Pl IND TAR
to hi) the but remedy on the
mark" for caught.
”Iowan-M
"liil‘ Liill‘liflli Plliliiilhll‘l .
lite tradition Store.
'All can pan the door. Night
Calls AnflNQl‘Gd. Tel.caii.152.
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I
JAPANESE SHIP SUNK.
M
Reported in British Naval Circles
That Man- obWar Struck 'Mine. V
SHANGHAI Nov. 83“"“1 is roportcd
in British naval circlos that. 8. Japan-
use, manof- war has bccn Hllllk by a
mine otl‘ Port arthnr. _
CHEFOO, Nov 8 5: 30 p. m~~Tho
Japanese beuioging Port Arthut ignor-
ing Lieutenant. General Stootusel. the.
commander oi the Russian military
forum; there, have offered terms ' oi’
anrrondor to thtI Russian soldiers, nic-
cording‘ to advices leaving Port. Dalny
ycatorday. in tho IIIIIanwhli'o llII-
com-adorn; activity of picks and opinion
qudIIIIily advancing tho IrIIncheu
spoil iuIIonIIbIII into to thc watching
Rusaiuns.
A Russian DI'lEllllll‘l' capturcd (lctobcr
till, said thr- Btll(lli.‘l‘H composing tho
Tha most 'exponslvo course through lilo is taken by
those who continually buy the cheapeat of everything it
isn’t. the this here, that the highest iillt‘o must. ho paid to
get the best grain-«but thov kind you Siiolil I) buy natur-
ally ought to cost more than the kind you DON’T WANT«
and will certainly be worth it. Something is wrong with
the man who destroys the good health and appearance of
his house by feeding poor grain and hay. Better buy good
grain; and where they III-men it ioI you—always clean.
lllJY OATS 'l'liA'l‘S CLEAN.
[MANUEL 'r. HATCH.
What specially iaarinntcs a girl is to 7‘
Lakeside—I‘d should say so. .
_ it an opportunity, réquirlm five or 7
’ Elli Mildred dollars. was presented to
you tomorrow could you take «More; ‘
>-
'%
..
If You ”NOV music properly rcndorcd. with a faultless techn
_ - cs. makini.r ii. a mnttcr of \l‘t‘t‘ltr‘.
A
tone,
and all the individuality rcinincd, no way compares with that or the
PIANOLA.
have aomo redeeming qualitlIIa. but none accomplish the results
so littio exertion. There in no I oot‘uuiou with aupctiluoua lovers
buttona -in incl. no nimtncII- to provonl \Illl playing the entire
of piano componitlons nt onc.c
ch‘orai mechanical novices are on the market, and all
with .
or
list
Wot-hocrtully dIIInIIIuItIato thII i'innoln to am caller, and invite
comparison with olhcr pluycI. .-, “um.-. _
. ..-u. ....
Manufacturers and Retailers.
‘36 Washington Strut.
Tel-plume ass-J. A
W idles" Hilliebhiului‘wwllill wI"Ml!“biIIItital.
with the December number.
Silliiii‘lilillli NOW THRDUGH
w P BEERS
DOOKSIGIJJGR .A ND STA'PIONER.
6 South Main 3h, Booth Norwalk.
Conn. TELEPHONE coNNEG'l‘lON. ,
Conn.
on more call for competent yo any than and yuan
dermal! Book' ping. Shorthund and Typnwr‘ltlnu. t In Illa Inn
49 wall 8%.. Norwalk.
we on, who ‘ III
,m apo-
; 5'
Intent. antacid. humiliation
is no likelihood of a general an. ,
garrison of Port Arthur, in Want nnu
dinplritcd. 3th ”III. hopélcasnosu ot‘ the
atruggio. lit-spotting of rclicf. with
food scurcc and IIII-IllIIinI'I and hospital
suppliI-s lnnullicicnt. it was admitlml
by tho Russians that a .lupancste I'ic-
Iory was ultimately inevitable. ’l‘hII
aoldiols, according to the plls‘onor.
500 no reason to prolong the resin-
tancc which brings glory to then
oillcors but chiefly hardship and dcaih
to them. Upon hearing the prisoner'a
story Geucial Nogl assembled his
alui'l’, discussed the mullet briefly and
than nudcr light of a bincie lantcin
.Ilrai‘led II letter to be circulated among
the soldiers thouihelven, tho prisoner
having promised to déllver it. in mercy
to his comrades, ' The letter rclatcd
General Kuropatkin's rctrcats and it'd:
inability to Innkc an imprcsnlon on tho
army of Field Marshal ()yainn, to Sllj.‘
nothing: of brIIakiug through his i‘orI‘IIs
and I‘IIliIII‘iug Port Arthur. The lot
tIIr ulno poiulI-Il out that tho nucond
Russian l’ucillc squadron litill just
stand on its-slow voyugu. t‘oulin-
IIln ,_ it ('llllt‘ll ntlIIIIIiInI to tho rcalau
li‘di-l :IIiI'IInIIII ot‘ llii‘ anquIIIII ll‘l'lli‘ll-
\I‘iHIII
IhI- .lapunvzw Would walk llIiII main
ituhxiuu atrongbolds. in conclumon
ilII-I lIItlIIr IIilI-I'IIIi bIInInuII ll‘l‘lilllll‘lll to
all who :Iurrcndcr. saying it was in tho
llllt‘l‘t‘iils‘lfl humanity to ]ll't‘\'(‘lll t'ur-
1hIIr nut-loan Illnughtcr.’ In tho Ilnrk~
nous ol‘ thII curly morning or Nth'lll
bar 4 sororn copies of tho lt‘lll‘l‘ writ-
ten in lineal In. worn glyph to tho. prls»
oncr. who rIIguincIl ”to Russian lines
unobscivcd by his officers. That night
the. Russian returned saying his com
radon would nuswol IIiihiu a low day: l
. He said thI‘I temper of tho. Incn scour
ed to show that Wlillt‘ they \vI-I'II lutr
tinous towards lain. they also did not
like the idea of an unofficial surrcudcr.
The latter did much. howIIvor. lo disI
poi among the Russian troops the hu-
prcasion fostered by their oiilccrs. that
It massacre would follow a .inpancsu
victory. The company to which tho
prisoner bIIlongcd originally IIIIIIIbIII‘IId
800, and now lotaie-I thirty mon. As
lhc. .lnplIIII-so IIrtI pItfllciI-nily IIotIr tho
IIummitu of the hills to IIIIIlI-I‘ tun~
nollug highly practicnblc. much of this
work is now buiug‘tlonc. 'l‘lIII, Rus-
nlous am building countcr Iunnolu.
Which IIIIII side. lllllli'l its tIInIIIIi lllltll‘i‘
”to county H blown up thc laltIIr' a tun.
IIIII. 'l‘o picvcut cxpioulvoa bIIiIIg
rollod down into their ltcnihou lhII.
.inpnuom» iIIIvI.I IIIIIdII rungou. or hil-
locka of north, nbovc thc trenches.
lI‘iI'o Russian IIIino swooping tiliiulll-
IIrII havo boon sunk by .inpanIII-III abolls,
MUKDEN, via l’ckin, Nov, 8.~»Ar-
tillery tiring was continuous all along
tho linen on Monday and lniermittcul
this morning. A batikI might Noam-I
monco at any hour. it, will be a quoa~
Vllllll or many days 'iivnot works to
decide the position, which in thc most
and crow of tho Ruaalan torpedo boat
M1059 cut. out «of the harbor at Chemo
on Anguat 12. have arrived here on the
Monitor, with tho excnplion of the
uommandar, who escaped at Wooaung.
No its probably now homewnt'd bound
on a German steamer. .
l'OR’l‘ BAH), Egypt, Nov. fir-Thu
ltuanlun consul zonal-til at Cairo and
the naval attache oi Russia at Cun-
ulunlinoplc have arrived here in (III/III
mention with tho exprclpd arrival of
tho intuition auctiud Pncliid aquadrou.
Extraordinary prucantlona lira helm;
taken for tho protection of the war-
nhipll. appoint guards have been pout-
(MIL, n tluI banks the whole length of
canal.
Bullish river «tale that b iii armion
all) g tho river and are otherwise pre-
ng tor another great. battle. The.
to are constantly in touch and fro
Molar. hut
thine
Int out for the present.
I‘ Reinforcement: Hadrian troopa
' and ‘gpoiri: are 1irrationally In.
interesting since the IIonIInonctImIInt oi
the war. Each side in waiting for tho .
other to attack.
SHANGHAI, Nov, 8.-I~'l‘he officers
liehtroycr Ryaahitolni. which the Jan»
’l‘OK 0. Nov swneporta from tho _
urn! utill strengthening that positionu .
CANVAS AND HAIR CLOTH ARE.
WE KEEP OUR CUSTOMERS
CHARGE.
A Sill (jail
KEEN VALUES lN SUITS AND OVERCOATS AT THIS PM
FRONTS SO THEY WILL RETAIN THEIR SHA‘PE.
BOYS' SHORT TROUSERS SUIT, 8 TO 16 YEARS, 32.0010 $5.00:
EXCLUSlVE NECKWEAR IIN NEW LARGE SHAPES.
,' Clothiers and Furnishen.‘ ”
98 Washington Street. South Norwaik.
TELEPHONE CALL’ 3'24...
USED FOR sTIFrauluoT'rIiB
CLOTHES PRESSED FREE OR
I .
‘3.
a! -,‘
FOR.
700 Hundred Bushels 0i
S SMOOTH, NOT OVER'LARGE HANDSOME AS YOU WOULD WlSH
BUY NOW WHILE THE PRICE IS LOW 5.BU. LOT-750 “‘
BUSHEL MARKET WILL PROBABLY BE HIGH
LORENZO DIBBLE
Flight to “Ethel
260
Cape Cod Cranberries, per qt, 8c
Fancy Large Sweets, per pk . 20c
Rockwoods Chocolate, 2 cakes, 25c
Fancy Layer Figs, per lb., 15c
Apple Butter, per lb., 15c
aim oinnll qutaahrd ab 8 an sh sob
20 North Main 8b, South Norwalk.
Veru Best Butler. per pound. 256
Fancy Maine Potatoes, in 5 bu. lots, 72l/2c, single bushel, 75c, peck,
Pillsbury' 3. Gold Medal, Jones, Ben Hur Flour, bag, 89 c. _
Assortment of Fancy Apples, cel cry, Spinach, Grapes, Cauliflower. ‘
UNITED GROCERY cOMPANYI
mat Again l
Snider’s Catsup, large bolt.
3 pkgs. Ready Bits,
3 cans New York State corn,
Nice Large Prunes, new, 3 lbs" m
3 lbs. Mincemeat, - ~26:
”I"!
49 Fort at, {In Italy: it
Print Butter 20c in.
Eggs, strictly treat. ........' 25c doz.
Chopped Beet .. 3 lbs. 25c .. 100 lb.
Prime Rib Roast 100 up.
Porterhouso Steak 18c up.
Sirloin Steak 180 up.
Round Steak 15c 1b.
Shoulder Steak ......... lilo lb.
i.
no a... Best
Ion-I your ulna-t contaminant.
u out. III-III", , ‘
supply double vilioa'
instills.
pel- aeation. which it}
HOMER I. lid".
Room I Unit“
1145‘ “:43. 6'
a partition» for tomharu.
Not Special I"... Saturdau but Event Dali
'00 V?” REALIZI fill. Mm cannon-on II MIC.
Prlcolul mom! an on» m......... III In um and it II-
0 B. JACKSBN
Homo ilnd slum perfectm for loading but. Imelda: tor
Retro?!" Optician
W
mum sanitation“
ON ll GWEN O?
tor SANTMN'I GOLLIIII «taillight aghast
LeanPotRoaat.............-.10isil
Fresh and Corned Plate .I.... Go up
he; Spring Lamb .......... 16c up
Fore Quarter Lamb 100 u
Lamb Chops 16\
Native Home Veal.
genes and Oyster Sheila. Plpkled Pl
‘eet. -
who sit: m1.
com-autumn
Moo.
4 . '
onion in; out, you no thrown. on
tall. rhythm toi- dim it». and when loo .. doll! ‘
nee through the lower. which in suitable for naut- Work. '
v'rr
3am I Illa no or hold.
shall» tor onto an.
an“ an: I
on or as
MUN l Hill ‘. . ,
rials rancid: train It '19 :1
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