1.11.11.11.11. nor-1. bacon.
mar «mama “It".
. sour» seaward.
WEATHER~1 H ‘ "f “ iv?
For Norwalk and vicinity: Fair
tonlght and Saturday The distur-
bance that was central in Eastern 'l‘en-
nessee yesterday morning has moved
northeastward and Is now centtal off
the Jersey coast. It is producing
cloudy weather with light rain 01
snow from Washington along the count
to Boston An area or high pressure
with temperatures l'1on1 10 to 20 de-
grees extends from Kansas northward
to Dakota. Conditions favor for this
vicinity light. snow, followed by clear-
n . this afternoon, Saturday and
Sunday full. Not much change 111
temperature. , . .
William .1. Busch is visiting friends
in New Haven.
«Noumea Derbies, O’Brlea‘s.
A. J. Collins sent a load 01' turnb
lure to Wilton, today.
41110111 Tenn 4511 Sherman' s.
Miss Nellie. 'I‘rowbrltlge is enjoying
a day’s vacation today.
——I)rnkes Pound Cake 20c lb. F. D.
lowton and Co.
A' meeting of the Bartenders' Union
will be held Sunday afternoon.
”Great bargains In Upright Pianos
from $151) up, on easy terms. and no
interest, at .I. W. Stndwell's.
Miss Bessie Gilbert. 01' Ridgellcld, is
visiting relatives I11 Norwalk.
——Choice (owls 121,410. lb. Hayes".
A barge load of coal arrived yester-
day for the Ferris Coal Company.
7—1100 at the handsmne Angora Go
Cart R hes $4.25. M. S. Smith .& 00.
Mrs. (i ll Keelerhas 1eturned home
after a visit with her son Arthur of
Boston.
A—Freeh 111111111,
Market.
Colonel (lilbert L. Fitch, of Stam-
ford, was a visitor in The Norwalks,
yesterday.
m-Dualop Derbies, O‘Brien'a.
Miss Vernam‘s dancing class will
meet this evening at the town assem-
bly hall in Wall street,
~101qu Butter 23c. Sherman’s.
' Mrs. Charles Gale. of South Nor-
Walk. visited Mr. anti Mrs. Coley. In
Scott's Corners. this week.
-——1)rtike's Pound Cake 2011. lb.
Lawton and 00.
Mr, and Mrs. Frank Cotton have re-
121511. New York
F. D.
turned to their home In New Haven. "
after a vistt with friends here.
“Pork Chops 1235c lb. Roasting
Pork 1254,11. Hayes'.
The Misses Lottie and Ida Hosegood.
otHawkins avenue. are visiting in
Meriden. New Britain and Hartford.
~Gi'el1t Clearance Sale now going
on in basement preparatory for the
Holidays. M. S. Smith 10: 00
0012111111109 Tribe, I. 0 R M. oi Nor-
walk, will meet this evening at the
Wigwam In the Gazette building. when
the chief's degree will be conferred.
"Numbered With the Transgresaors"
will be the theme of the sermon next
Sdnday morning at. the First Metho
dist Church. by the Pastor.
-Umbrolla3s and Canes, O'Brien‘a.
Mrs. A. G Sanford, of Reed street
went to New. York city yesterday, to
meet her daughter Mrs Waldron, who
wig spend the whiter in South Nor
w k. ' ' ‘ '
~—Unlvcrsal Bread Makers 52.00. F.
I). Lawton & Co.
Patti Lawrence has recovered from
an attack of (11111111121111.1111: the door.
antine has been removed ”from the
home of Mr. and Mrs. John B. Law.
rcnce, in West street.
——-Years of suffering relieved In a
night. Itching piles yield at once to
the curative properties of Dean’s Oint-
ment. NeVet falls. At. any drng3
store, 50 cents.
Mrs. John H Ferris has removed
from her Bell. 1111111111 home to her West
street residence where she will re
main until the first I. e year when
she will leave tor, ‘ .
1.311111” ll
1 .“ll "1T 1
~.'. 1‘ 1111/11 11
' villi till ‘i r'll ll'
arena or.
lrloln 10481:
bf
my. Liven. H0113 A. inscribe. 8
' 110d. \vorth‘45c-—25c.
» ed, large size, regular .1111'——.251'.
About two 11111
$11.11* for the 25—111111 ...11e got here
,ycstcrda3. it was ordered and
‘ehippen in time do gin:- have the
third day of the sale. lint it
.didnt turn up till yesterday. And
in the meantime we vc been hard
pill to meet even :1— —tciit3l31 oi your
111.111.1111.
llt'it ilOWl
he (litlcrcnt
dreds (11' pieces all told.th those
hundreds will almost surely go
like :1 wliitlwind. And when this
lot goes, no mote. Read this
.1ch11 of the new arrivals: .
Garbage- cans, galmnized iron.
ivorth soc~25c1 '
01'! cans, galvanized, hold
ions, worth 3511—2511.
Roasting—pans. covered,
40c-25c.
Loni liods galvanized various
styles and sizes, worth 351'1111d
459*251‘ '
Uinbrclla-stnnds, {11111'3'
cartoons of
.\h, the story will'
.2 gab
worth
japan-
.lrcutl-raiscrs, looted and cov-
ered, io-qt.' size, Worth 381:»251'.
\l'aicr-pails. 111-111., galvanized
regular 35c~251z
(1.111 united 1'l—1a111l1111—11ails,r
tilar. 459—22512
Trays. japanucd, fancy decorat—
cg.
Water-pails. galvanized,
regular 2015—2 for 7251'.
Sugnrdioxcs. japnuucd, hold 25
1115.. regular 45c~251x
Toilet paper, large
packages—~17 for 251'.
Chambers. white enameled. reg-
ular 35C to 50c-25c.
Rice boilers with 3-pint
boiler, \v'o1tl1 48c-25c.
Slop- -1ars 11111111111l11d, regular
price $1 only :1 small quantitym
251‘.
11.1 ketilts. .\'o. 7.
111 ular scum-251:.
terliu saucopaus. some are
white enameled. regular 351: to
sow-251:
"Dish-pans, enameled.
regular 5011*251‘.
Basement.
N-qi..
rolls
01'
inner
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iO-qt.,
THE ROWLAND
. DRY GOODS CO»
Bridgeport, Conn.
—-5 lb Pail of Homerendered Lain
50c Hayes'.
The Young Men’ 11 Band of Christian
Workers oi‘ the First Methodist
Church will meet at the parsonage this
evening at 7:30 o' 1 lock to devise plane
of aggressive work timing the Mann.
wilemnant Sale Outiax Flannels.
Flannoletis, Percalea, Gingham». now
going on at M. S. Smith & Co's.
Miss Gussie M CanfleId anti niece
Miss Hattie Iii. Crofut, here 111 South
Norwalk Monday." whore Miss Crot‘ut
stat ted to take a course In typew rltlug
and stenography at Sartalu 11 Business
College. .
--Mcn' 11 Alpine Hats. 0' Brien' a.
The Ladies“ Guild of St. Paul's
Church is planning to heal a chowdv
er supper on Thursday evening, N1)
ver‘nber l7tl1.‘l‘he arrangements
were made at a meeting Of the Guild
Wednesday afternoon. .
~Unive1 11a] Bread Makers 82. 00 F
I). Lawton & Co.
The members of the Oftlcers' Asso-
ciation of the South Norwalk Fire De-
partment will meet at 7:30 o'clock to.
night, at the Putnam Hose House and
from'there go In a body to the home
of Chief Luther M. Wright. In. Cedar
street.
’—~Ali flavors Fresh Candy opened 1111
day 101: lb. M. B. Smith 81 Co.
Rev. B B. Carpenter and Miss Mil
let the evangelist.‘ will conduct the
service in the Union Chapel, West
Nbrwalk, next Sunday afternoon at 3
o’cl0ck.
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111.1... and let u’ Cuttings. 1211 band.
Stamps. at New York Min.
2' . m» 11
111 the keynote to men's. You can
1% “-. mi
prosper and so can we at the prices
‘3 we mil mum. "Wily northwest ‘
yourself.
W311 otter tomorrow the tot
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I'Nl‘llll. QM.
‘ ' craii‘c party no
‘ ballot. lion Alexander Trout).
llnndrcds and hun- '
,tion.” however.
1 lungs.
lnt-AAt3uon'fAéo-niua‘uspu: 1: '1‘ albyl»
, We ”3 .
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. . belated 111111111
211111111011 or deep
consideration by the leaders of that
titan
whom tow portions stand closer to WI!
Item .I. Bryantyesterday declared to a
reporter for the New Haven Registtn
Inn practical belief that hereafter the
“retinitis" must assume control again
or. 11 mutations at Tuesday’s do‘wni'ali
would he inevitable To Mr. Bryan.
hiatus“. Colonel. .Tmup yesterday
wrote:
‘f'l‘he ‘sai’e. sane and .conscrvauypa
.1 1111.1. 1111111
had their 11mins on Tuesday. and the
'nnsaie and insane are still at lurge
.and ready to do. battle tor the princb
pies of 11106 and 1200. "
In regard to prospective “reorganize
Mr. Troup said he
knew nothing, "'fl‘he party has been
reorgainl‘zcdfi he remarked with a
smile which plainly said. "and see
what him happened."
“I have decided, " he continued. "that
the people who could not support Bry
an in 18,96 and 1900. ought to eithe.
jbin the republican party of flock by
themselves There Is not room enough
,ln.ihe same party for people of such
diva ent views as those who bolted
thin» attorm of those years and those
who remained loyal to it. The latter
element can no more mingle with those
who "mange the 'sni‘e and sane' 11am
paign than all can with water. Mr
Bryan‘s letter. published In yesterday
morning's papers, Is conclusive in that
view,.a_ad heyho runs may read It."
Asked his Opinion of the statement
of Melville G. i’nlllser, that “the whole
Watson movement was but part of
thehplan formulated at St. Louis to
demoralize the "sai1- and sane' wing so
that, all radical democrats could get
tovnthet 1.11.1. election " Colonel Troop
said: .‘
"I believe the Watson movement was
made in gnod faith and that Watson
and his tollewerswere sincere. Uu-2
able to subscribe to the platform adop-
ted at St. Louis. .Mi'...Wataon formed a
separate party. and I am convinced
that there is nothing in the assertion
that it was done to diaconcert the ‘safe
and sune‘ wag. It is was, I know
nothing of it."
Furthermore. Mr. 'l‘roup declared, he
knew nothing of any meeting to be
held at Washington or any other place
in the near future. at which the queu-
tion ‘of "reorganizing" the party was
to be considered by Bryan, Hearst.
Watson and other leaders.
"'1 have received no notice of it." 111'
contiuuc ,. nor do I know that i
should. even It such a meeting were on
the program.“
With the exception of a short. note
written to Mr. Bryan yesterday. Mr.
the Nebraskan since early last sum
mel‘. ‘
v.
A CARD.
are authorized .to refund. your money
If Foley's Honey and Tar falls to cure
your cough or Coldu It stops tin
cough and heals the lungs. Prevent:
pneumonia and will cure incipient con-
sumption. Contains no enter as and l1
safest for children. Ask (1.11 Foley'i
Honey and TM and Insist .upozi havlnc
it. Stops the cough and l"I'll.~.‘ the
Sold at ‘Plnlsted's 13.21,, Store.
. 2...... 3..
POPULAR anosanan'rs.
HOYT’S THEATRE.
FRIDAY NIGHT. NOV. 11TH.
Th. Great Play of Wooten: Lite.
A Game of Hearts
CHANNING POLLEOXCK, AUTHOR OF
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Throbbing with Heart Interest!
Turbulent with Emotion!
Thrilling with Intenlltyl
Teaming with Comodyl
A Play of the People and for the
People.
Popuiar Priced—25c, 35c and We.
Beat: on Sale Beginning Monday.
November 7th.
H1O¥T'S THEATRE.
0110 Night Only. Wed. Nov. 18th.
Big Boonie Production in Play Form
"The bc'lt NOW England Story
13m Written”
OI "GREAT, CINDY LAUGH FROM
AND
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AIR and BAZAAR
NIDAY AND UA‘l’UNDAV IVIN-
2 311th savanna 11111 111111 111111.
Troop has had no correspondence with
This is to certity that all drugglsts
' ‘ pg; sun ANXAIMNT con.
Those who wash in the “Sunlight
way.” (according 10‘; ldfi'efiiflfis' On 11.11.1111»
package) always speak of it in the high-
‘est terms. Why not? Sunlight is Soap
Perfection. It is a. wonderworker through-
out the household. no matter where used.3
Try it and convince yourself.
' ASK FOR "LAUNDRY" SHAPE SUNLIGHT
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'CONCORD POSTMASTER DEAD. I111lony will raise allk. cotton 1111111112111
A. ‘.Young postmaster 11i'(..‘on1:or.1l
died today. lie was 70 yearsold and
hadbeen postmaster, by appointment
of President Roosevelt, since 11111111111
her 81, 1003. '1
JAPANESE FOR FLORIDA.
SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 11,—h‘lV11
Japanese tit. advance guaid of a c11I~
any 11! it) or 50 11111111111111.1111. arrived
by the steamer Munchurla on the way
to Dude, Fla, where they intend to
cultivate 07,000 acres of land. ’l‘ht1
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them.
NEW ENGLAND EDUCATORS MEET
BOSTON Nov Liv—Many educa-
tors of New England met in this city
today to hold the 75111 annual meeting
of the 11111112111111.1111 Asso1iation of
School Snperlntendents.’1‘he program
or the day included besides the regu-
Iar business, addresses by Superinten-
dent. Smell of Providence. R. l., and
by. W. scott. secretary of the New
1' uglnnd Education League .
again. .......,.-~... 125‘. 2222...“.-.
Oh to; President’s Desk
are twelve applications for help.
. 3 calls for women It calls for men
5 positions for teachers 7 places fo1 ofllce help,
ONE DOZEN OPPORTUNITIES
month.
To satisfy yoursell that there are lots of local positions open, read the
WANT “ADS." In Wednesday’s Sentinel.
0111- courses will ampere you to accept one of these positions.
guarantee you a good job .
COIIW la and read the letters; or ask any of our students about them.
Why don't you enroll?
Sariain’ s College~Dau and Night School.
“a.-.“ “11*”? W-W__a. ._ .. “wwwwwmy‘1muw
Merrill Business College,
STAMFORD 60”"...
Has more calls foi- competent yo ung men m young womannlvlto un-
derstand Bookkeeping, Shorthlnd and Typowritlng, than the manage-
ment can .1) ply.
DA HOOL. $12.50
EV N! G SONOOL. $5.00
Books and Stationery FREII
The but achoOI I. the chaps»,
ENTER NOW.
M. a. MERRILL. Principal.
We
DON'T WAIT.
1011 110111 1111110111
any more for FURNITURE at our store than you would elsewhere, and you
another
We have
You will be
have the privilege of paying in easy Weekly payments. There Is
advantage in buying of us. you are 8 URE to tel. 80011 quality.
no room for cheap stuff in Our store. Come In and LOOK.
Welcome.
A. J. Angevinc 8- Son,
3 DOORS“, BELOW THEATRE. 1302WA8HINGTON 8T.
A Rare Chance
‘ TOBUYA
BUILDING LOT 1
in the Center at a Low Price.
TAYLOR d: GOLDEN offers for sale no Building
Lot; on Downy amt. batman Butler and Orchard
Small. Home”. 69:111..
lit Pride: Ranging from .
.5250. 00 I9 $5011.09 Per Lot
11115 '19 about the" last chalice to
obtain a buildup lot“ iii the center
lQl‘i"'ll' b91901 ill; SucllgthllI‘. prices-
owl 3‘51"!»
paternity furnished
Taylor 61“!“
1' new ' '51 ‘tfid’r. m;
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den.
CONCORD. N It 1141111 ii-tioorgo" and pineapples and experiment wttb
for SARTAIN’S COLLEGE students at salaries ranging from $45 to $120 a
, II cheaper tool has mm bun normal In this mail-t.
Map of lot: at do} timid. Midi m 11111111111111.1111 will be '
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Not one-hundredth 'pa'rt of the good things find'i place 1111111111111
just a few of the timely lots are exploited. We went you’lo it'll
otherwise. then we are false in our printed promises, 11.13113
best conception of honest shop-keeping.
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THE 311121115 UNDERWEAR vacuaa I
M
Every line otthe heavier normal '
underwear for men is complete. .3999;
pick from the stock the followlal .
Itents: '
Men' a fleece lined shirts and draw-
ers, 5011 per garment. ;
Men's 14 wool underwear in natural
grey and camel hair at The per no!“
1111511121 1.1; '
Menu perfect fitting wool Ahlrtb , :1".
and marrow in white, 11.11.11.114.” .
and camel a hair. 31 per garment
One lot of men' a $1. 50 quality bill“!
and drawaxs, all went, in 11.11.111.31».
and camel‘ s hair, to close at $31. 25 per 1
garment. ‘
A BUSY WEEK lN
THE UNDERWEAR SECTION
We ve planned for some important
selling of knitted underwent We'll
start the selling with such values as
these:
1 Ladies‘ heavy ribbed Egyptian yarn
shirts and pants worth 3911,1‘111'11111
quick selling at 2911 each.
Ladies heavy fleece lined shirts and
pants, made with long and shoit
sleeves knee and ankle length pants.
Very special at 501: each.
Ladles‘ ribbed shirts anti pants silk
trimmed. in white, the 8911. kind at 750.
Ladles' ribbed and plain wool under
wear to natural. arey. white and scar-
let at 31
Ladies' “Oneita” combination suits
in white and grey, from 50c to 31. 50.
83-85 Washington Street."
' South Nor-walk. Court. j
SPECIAL BARGAINS
IN CHILDREN'S TRIMMMED HATS, SATURDAY, NOV. 12TH.
S. S. TILLOTSON’S. .
so wast-uneven areas-r. scorn NORWALK. c6111.;
A... .
'l‘o .1111 the requirements of everybody who wants Coal for '
any purpoSe. Come to us. and you will be sure of getting
just the kind of Coal you should have. We scréen it clean
from dirt or slate.
THE HARRIS & GANS CO.
Coal. Wood, Hay. Grain and Feed.
0111110 and yard. 08 Water otreot.80uth Norwalk.
Telephone call 342 5.
Wk
:‘33‘
Free Delivery 3
‘ \ 11.
Come in and look over our 7
F all Furniture.
New goods coming in 1111011 112111:
Raymond 81 Son,
46 and 48 Main Street. Norwalk.
-, but roman}; Listen .1. atom
OAL *
DELIVERED IN YOUR CELLAR 1”
$6 00 per ton. 7’
Raymond Bros
to; Washington ma. '
.er‘
Invma ’Locxwoan ‘3. cc.
cont cont "CDAL
I T LIMIIIH 00M. lath-11111 kind we handle“!
1113311111311 or choice. from mlhodyoli at. of the flue" «11¢»... M“ ‘
and gamma a loan. 2
moo "a TON 1111.11.11 in your bill."
MUN!” 8 NIJ'i‘ M. 75." "
llama delivery. 9001mm Drivers. club but. ,
door.“ crook laminae. at an attractive price. 2 . .2 I
‘11th 1111111111111 put In bap- may fer the m
' TILIPHONI .11 2
infimwmrsur. ".»
lam bills-M booth min Mme. loath Not-walk: 9 Main It. New"
much 111111 every Waist you buy of 1111. whether silk or 11511119 11
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see them. hey are, designed to please mod manufactured to wait
They sell so rapidly that they hardly my hero long enough to tutti
N. E. RYAN.
M William m
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Norwalk Chronicler