Bonk .
mick-mi literal. amid ‘
uur muuruurorr uriruur.
‘ . uou'm summit.
WEATHER: WT. . .
i-‘or Nor-walls and vioinihy. l‘flglf‘t‘tw‘t
night and Tuesday. Tire storm that
passed over this“ iIinlnity youtcrduyi
afternoon is now control near Nova
Scotla. It is produoi high wind.
with rain or snow 9.10 the coast from
Hatteras northward. Anothpr distur-
bunce is developing in the northtvest.
Pleasant weather prevails in the only,
trai‘: sections. The temperature is low
in the Mothers section; Lishtimrtu
were reported 1min Jacksonville and
MohllapAln .Condttiopq. favor fur this
vicinity lair and continued cool weath-
er Storm wanninuuicontiuued along f
the New England coast.
W .,
Andrew Jackson dléd June 8.1845,
aged seventy-tight ye’itra,
hit-s. George Gregory, or Soutlrport.
sheila; Saturday with i‘riends in Nor-33
~From this date to Christmas store
open evenings until 9 p. nr.. In I.i
Decker. 3
The barge Morning Star is unloading
a cargo of coal for Raymond Brothers
at Mlanua.
Adrian Dwight Keep, of New York,
was the guest of Captain Frank I)
Layton, ovor Sunday
losophA AHondriokson. who is now our
ployed in Bridgeport. spent Sunday at
his borne in. Norwalk.
A meeting of the harborii' Union
will be held tomorrow night at (Berni
trai Labor Lyceum. ‘ 3
Franklin A. Smith has broken
ground for his new residence at the
rumor of West stro'ct and Taylor aro-
nuof
11hr) ladies of the Springwo’odw Chapel
will give an outer“ uproot on
hosting£ evening, November 16 at 'l. to 2
Edtvard C.- Newman, of the Counted
outrmnwuy ahd Lighting. Company
oliipe attended the theatre in New York
Satpr’dsy night“ , . . ~
Miss Florence Cullilll. ..ot Spring
street, has taken a position as book:
keeper with the Lens Manufacturing
Company, in Westport..
Mrs, Sarah Nash, of Elmwood ave-
nue, is in nampton Virginia to visit
hcrvdairghtrf'. Miss Winona Ndsh. who
is teaching school there. 3 . ..
A meeting of the Elks' memorial
committee and a session of the special
committee of that organization will be
held this evening at Ellis" Hall.
A‘ meeting and rehearsal of the
Rough Rider Glee Club will be held
at. Atherooms lorrnerly used as Re‘
pribllcan headquarters this evening at
7.30 o'clock.
~What's the secret of happy. vigor-
ous health»? Simply keeping the how
eis. thangtomaoh, the liver and kid~
u‘eys strong and active. Burdock
Blood hitters does it.
George in Woodward of Norwalk.
was among those who witnessed the
defeat of Cor hell by" Columbia at Aru-
elican imuzuu Park, New lurk sut-
or day ntteruopn.
( ‘olomnh C hrrrr’rok‘, who recently pur-
chased lhd Norton dine at 27 Lowe
threot too assassiofi, today. .uonla
having the amt return and a numbrr
of other improvements made.
G. Wu llitchoouk. Adams .cxpme
mentions r. on the night, run trout Dirn-
buI-y to my Yorkyhas boon transfer!
rod to-ld run‘m. wrinmuiu linen «slam
place begu taken by,,F. 1d,, Behind
Joseph Brotherbon who is o'iriplb’ycd
a portion of the time by Butcher State,
of Main street. Norwalk nmrly out
off the index finger of his left hand
Saturday, while wttiIlNl.Mh III the.
market. ‘2 i’ i," m
The commercial ltoiiord nhowis alight
sales of rolling up wl ., he
past week 666 mortnéii'olfi 64.650;
For the mist wool: in Novembrir,1903
rh‘eu‘uawwtwin- sales undvlmuMP-I
gases of $8. 050.
(tattlmgfu‘fiul has resigned his posi-
6* ,i B A ma
. . in! south Nordefimi
. has when a p sition its
is father s: storm All mt
o ”in or i ’ tin-W ”and”
, rir‘
tremorrow wovhnlhi, tho
NEWEW‘ W
uio¥66ug§drmuma
.. urn allowed. Mariam
J Munsmo
UNDERWEAR.
\ whole lot of good things
cdmc‘but of the West and this
Nl'tinsrll'g underwear is one of
them. It is exceedingly good in
be way it fits, it is of good qual-
it .ihliil it gives goodxscrvioo.
“ ‘ “Itiis so good that the store has
a big complete lot of it for wo-
rrrcrr-v—arrd women are finding it
to be” exactly what they've been
seeking;
‘ Medium-weight vests and pants
~50c
lilcccc- liucd vests and pants-”
50c.
,, l'lull-wool vests and pauts~
75C.
LIiiorI suits, light or heavy
Lwciglrt~$n
1." Inc IIIrioIr suits of wool Irrixctl
with cotton in different propor-
tions—$1.50 to $2.
Fine pure wool'_tiniorr suits——
$2. 50
Left aisle. front.
JEWELRY.
Gold beads, Roman finish;—
25c.
Sash brooch pins. all now do—
signs, French gray or jci liiiislh—
25o
Men 5 still links. sterling iii-l
vet and gold- -iillcd uvat paitorrr~—
50¢.
_, Colluloid buck and side Coral»
plain or liltilllllt‘ti with ulritr
stories. big values, 25c. 500.
. Cull-pin St‘lh‘. gold plain or
enamel, twonpiris.irrfietn—iop sot.
Center, trout:
» ‘lf v": ’ ‘ '
THE HOE/BAND“
our troops co.
Bridgeport. cam.
kuinwuv MEN helix si‘ersH. _
icnnrluotoru unit Brahman in‘ Winter
Uniforms. ,
All of thefcondnctors and brakemen
of passenger trains on the Connolidu-
ted road are now wearing‘ a very dres-
sv neat- ultitorm The. general superin-
tendent isuued orders a few dayir use
for nw regulation winter uniforms.
and at eiie orders have since beenicom-
plied with r ' ,
. in point of taste the new stvlo is
much more becoming: uhdA uptodare
than the printer unilorm ohn your use.
It c’t’irrespondu very closely to the new
hrln’rmernattlre for which orders were
issued in the spring. when the former
styles wore considerably departed
from Puu‘d lilo/last tried in lone or so-
poor: anaemia the regulation udonwd at
hilt time .
. and to color. 'tnomoviolothus use too
Harrie. as; dire Mdmntteruv "QEQQDG the
uha'du of blue iii a trifle de’eh‘or The
Institute in In; outdo a to) trio
mat. it is now a heavy sirrpluthrcurll:
od out where formerly it was double
Arritrud tildirtrtisti‘whlle it av stormy
aptly "out one the blunt firewall!”-
l6llts pay about their lentil, it has
66m" neutvuppearunesout this right": I
W” In I i “id ‘9'
the exiict “delimit; which t6: wearers
of coats could not. Another noticeable
change is In the collar. Where former.
l the collur‘m made a la milituire.
rituouuponder the chill it is now:
Eyed} to turn over and jar neat!
th‘ttho nook.
here ar radical chap es in the
trousers exegiarlspeol peolfi‘n or on" were
given that "pog-tops" would be strict
in 3;: WW thorium.
in s ape u’rid’ appearance eirceot.
stead of u straight visor. u drooping
tone 2%.” grim
“infirm ”gunman; with ”one
I u
with I... or“ with EEE
MWim "9%de
~32 minimum roman-re
Mullah». mitt; Who Inert
tenet the suits
iii one kind or floatmutnd i'lollr
to Who company furnishes all
' stead
, run. comes hére.
have. but it. is imperative ,
nmir mpmithm it lswnoli Iro-
uryhtoricnudldatnsidori union wit
hdraiewwrsrmmnm Antiwar ohm
ptilgnwtoifilo Murmur moment. it!
afloat. all lpmom’onomily kamnathu
ilr'ui leklalutalrol o I. was outlaw! all
udritlticulenrpil wumrwhioh so modii
limit the orl'gilluh‘sootimn nhnttit is m
requiredwoniyluof imltmdldututi
has contrasted ekllmitir. new“: i it
throttles. yearn every candidate. “M
our ponuityriofno heavy iino {or taili
urn to who so. has walked: up to the
town olerik aromcorunrir domsited the
statement... Tires law pmvidcd no dit-
ferencodor the tour .whot.:lIM‘I‘mudp
ndlexpondltum vb . .
duties alike. .
Thorsovoruitiuutlsou oil the ‘
that. notoroponsa' “Was ountruvtad. Minx-t
adder 'l‘noup diledmuohia» utatoment‘ua
candidate .lor :Itlmoututlve ’
Assistant Town Cloris Cox. 6:7 New
Haydon in scanning rthmutatutc. ioolo
lug. .for-am miirolyauilllorout.Auiatttu'.
(uncovered:Iihpvanrumlrnont . v itl‘QJMN‘
which. hirnnflosi . thump/hole: aspect‘ roll
the original—4 outreninrplr by- the inner
the hint usiltnorv sturrdh'roqnirosl that
liter maritime“: .mlr‘ttllu llluusucir ill; intuit“
merit in he hair made any contributions .
0r expended any money. .' . .
It warn evident the intent or drool-iii
innit not mrrmrumroniy such as had i
expended money hr make EllClItii. re
tum balm “it!" iy” woollen out. and
this ruling who that. every candldaio
much inuire :ru ntatomontmlthin .tuIrAv
hirrr anything» or not
The urination is often asked as to
'I'Irt I
hots must file theirexpenaou in the
towns whom they reside or with the
secretary. of state The law requires
that. these certificates must be filed
irirlllro town where the candidate re-
sros
.m
EVERYBODY LIKES “QUINCY ADv
._ ,, , AM35 AWYEB,
Everybody who. hurt. soon‘ ‘Quins;
Adonis Sawyer in y form is ruithu-
slasilo over its unique charm ’I‘hero
has been nothing in tho lino 01 rural.
plays. “0. minimal with it. All the
scenery has been specially built and
painted lor this prodirotldn and is very
offer-tire in the following acts turd
Ht' (‘llt‘l‘i'
cry slow: second act (llrat sooner, the
emits-mum. tour n‘llloa'lrpnltMllI-ioli'fi
Corurr; (wound scour); Mrs... Brit
rram' a uottlrr'srooru; third Print. the fur
mun iarrn-yIrIi; fourth not; exterior
and interior of tho Potteriglll homo
There are 2i speaking parts
and the company is Wtalléonnt. 'l‘iio
engagement at. lloyt's Theatre is for
one night only. and the same perfor-
mance in ev‘ory detail seen in Non
York during“ the Academy of Music
SECRET on THE sirnivav.
Orr ir‘rldnv. November iiiIlr. the int
vhattiorr .ri lloit's "ihcutrt, is The
Secret of tilt. Subaru. 8.. tunrouiihli
new sensational and stirriu biota
drama of remarkable Rit‘Ollli‘ . Ironmo-
nous is one of the toremoru popular
productions ol’ the. present season. The
scenes of the play are all laid in New
York and the plot. interestingly woven.
The story, though a simple one. is l‘X~
citlngly healthful and absorbing with
its splendid scenic etfccis. All the
Homes are actual reproductions of no-
table Now .i'ork places. one. of iilt.‘
principal ones being the Great Subway
Station at rtl'rerClr‘clc at. 59th'stroot.
TM cast lhrludou many wolhhuowu
actresses and anions all chosen to
meet the spacial reuulrcrrronts of llrnir
NIII‘U‘.’ , Among those is Miss Si.
(ivor'go litrasoy, long a rival of Annie
Ward Tiffany in refined irirrh charm:
tor part»; Minis lsadmo Martin. Miss
Jeannette Rarriugion undA li‘ilrII-I .luau
Caldwell: also Roland Oahnmo ('lil‘“
loo Jr Pullout. (Luciana Wecuan. John
Gibborio.’ William O'Day. it. B. Smith
and erk Outlay. the entire list hai
lug Ibsen filWWllt in. other Kl‘trlil
gopular succ’ésses. Popular prices
rcvl’ii 26o, m u‘d‘d Eli.
asst-um
no: mo and
In tilt; in In; mm!”
IRIOOOK LINVEC‘OONBOUDATED .
nun—nun.
aim-mi Dopatu..-, , ,
vilt’l’llu'9 . Much of New Hun-air
Wheat in the department or put
{grim-d
Worthwhile", of tho Count W
M Malian: ilhflulli‘iiil
,9 or iii I rig. H
W3 .i‘rom that with
and). will no claim re . Mr. liabooslr
, Ill ,. tariu‘d bosi‘
‘ ma hired in the
W ,iiioiroad.
up lol- tho xvnerui
l”
u i.’ ' I
.. airs ind (Smallpox? 3 ii, worst cus-
' oi‘
retreats lilurin in ~'
' muffin! n32 the C66 raved W lilurrtuo
murmur flu
“for all
“M
' p, ’o ,u
the art
:in No uv
in» «ii-”Eli 66:66 in '1”
. 2 sit a hair: or
wt lirlro up at undo ilrnllur and. for
Douohduted ruilrouri at Harlem
it. it. Gould another “thigh rumor
Pfll’lw has burr trim:
mrirrtar at (hilt Paint on the dense hint-
or railroad. .
' WMMQI‘ '
"Ffltlfifllwwnlfifi Vina!
summon“: no tau
Imam IMtho Endpoint
. m:
snibtldlliant "loathe? not Imammx tho I
days whether the election had oost
whether omdirhteou ion «the atateutitix .
First not.iiononi.illll's STOW. .,
Well-Naomi Amhitoat Tut-m His Iuolt ~
one.
hlifiW
haven been dmnfl‘il‘hl} some this your durinii i
andllflil‘: ,Itu this ”mow ovary wartilimue residing
ill at
' annrn.
:all ultimatum train the room
night Jay Calvin Norton.
ha; shortly after
,lNov lAP‘i..-_-Durirrr': ihd Commander of the “Admiral DeWey"
Shoots Hlmuelf Out wt Sou. '
BOfi’l‘ON. Nov 14 «Capt. Franks
on my all “with left his bed laurel, commander of rho iiulted Fruit
tilled by them has; been toning mall on whiehdm had been ill or tyrilmd fa.- Compitny‘ s steamship Admiral Dewey.
van. and}: sawmill-xiii razor but. his Committed autoida by surmrtnrzthvourth
: tho heart in the chart room of his war
.‘ sol luit 'l‘hurirduv morning The steam-
BGOQ'liB AMBUBHED AND KILLED.; or reached port voutorduy on her: regur
MMAINIM, Nov.
boon rmiaived here that nine nuouta or
thirty eighth notability and one Arnori- i vlion tho trailer was in tirmvicinlty ot‘
lab—Tho rrows lruuilar tutu trout dmuaicani per-til. . .
The death of the captain oucrrrrod
Pearl attachedto'tho hospital corps have iho‘ Bahamas. One of the atewardI-r who
hem pillar] in an ambuuh on the east
tlontof rhodium-words 'fifliithVL” sowthut . ..
l
N i.
3:666!
Ionian; vhur wants iii , ho Ramiro-r
SAVE THIS
0UPON..
NOTHING BETTER- FOR $HRISTMA8.
(33‘
For eight of: these coupons and 69 cents we will Iurnislr, for a time.
Sentinel readers with, a solid gold full;
ad barrel. rubber cap. screw section,
A Perfect satisfaction guaranteed
without it.
6:” been hour to call the captain to
. irrehlrraai found his lift-loss body lying
on the chart room lloor with a rcvol
ve’r grasptwd in the right hand:
iillill lilillllllil Wilt. ill lillillhlllill
til «I »
warranted fountain pen polish-
beautiful delivery. . worth
You wonder. how you ever got. along
Carry your coupons to Cliliord Pharmacy, F. I). Coleman. 10
in street. William -.P Beers, 49 Wall street; Edward P. Weed
street.
31.50.
On the ’Presrdent’s Desk
aiu Iwolvo applioations for help
‘ 5 positions to"). teachers
ll- Oullu [or women.
ruon th
9 calls for men
7 places for ofiice help
NE DOZEN OPPORTUNlTlEB
fen SARTMN’Q COLLEGE uiurionts at salaries ranging from $45 to
$190 a
To satisfy yoursell that. there are lots’uf local positions open, read the
WAN? ”ADO.” in Wednesday's sentinel.
. Our oouruea willpruparo you to accept one ot‘
guarantee you a. mod job.
. Come in and road the letters or ask any of our students about thorn.
3 , Why dour ,v on enroll?
thoso positions.
We
Sartaip’ s rolletie Up: and Night School
Marti" Bufilne'ss’ Gollége,
:fél't if"
., STIMFDRD CONN"
Hg. mpruniililu .(or competent yo any man and young women, who un-
oar-tuna; Doolrlrnplng. shorthand and Typewriting, than the manage-
ment on Y
. DAY SCHOOL.
EVENING SCHOOL.
312.60
35.00
Book: “fund atrI'tlrliuur-yi Milli
Thug“! school in the cheapest
Poi um Hill: to PAY
stir-‘r‘i
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"M533”. mum. ,
DON'T WAIT.
any more for FURNITURE at. our store than you would elsewhere, and you
have the privilege of paying in error Iv oekly pavmeuts.
advantage in buying or us. you III n SURE to not good quality.
no room for cheap stuff in our store.
wolrorn ii,
fin... ..
A.
There is another
Como in and LC‘lOK.
We have
You will be
A. J. magazine a. son.
3 DOORS BELOW THEATRE. 134 WABHlNGTON ET.
, M. , 3_ I .
A Rare Chance
i'TOBU A
6
In tho Cantor or In Low Prion:
w
arr” hm
3" 7’6th 3’ ‘JOLDIN afar: for rials (In Balldfrm -
I
”UILDING LOT!
, uctivitiy of yesterday there are added aetivitiou today. Every. ‘
a. Not one-hdndledth part of the good things find a p
lion bright with its new merchandise iii crotvdirrg‘ “to" tile Will
., ~ g“ i trill.
ace “1 pr“ ti?
just a View of the timely lots are exploited. We want- you to him“
and tool that money spent in this More is well spént. If iii 3w
othemise. than we are false In our printed promises; false to it
best conception of honest shop-keeping.
W .
THE-MEN'S ounnawsuk' vutuu
livery line of the heavier so
underwear for men is' complete. ,
pick from the stock the tollowin
items:
Men is fleece lined shirts and drum
ers 50¢ per garment.
Men‘ I: M wool underwear in natural
gmroy and camel hair at 7350 per “lira
A sum) WEEK IN
THE UNDERWEAR sscrroa
We ve planned for some important.
selling of knitted underwear. We'll
start the selling with such values as
theses ~~
lludieu' heavy ribbed Egyptian yarn
shirts and pants, worth 390. for the
quick selling at 29c each. i
mulea' heavy fleece lined shirts and
pants," made with long and short
nineties. knee and “ankle length'pants,
very special at the each. men er.t ‘ .
Ladies“ ribbed shirts and pants, silk,i Men’s perfect fitting“ W006. .
trimmed. in white. the 890 kind at 75c. and drown; in white. natuml .
Ladies' ribbed and plain wool under- and camel‘s hair. $1 per guru: i
wear in natural grey. white and scor- One lot of men' 3 $1. 50 qualigy .-
let at 31. and drawers, all wool. in natural, ”grey
Ladies' “Oriana" combination suits and camel' 3 hair; to close at 81. 25 p
in white and grey, from title to $1. 50. igarrnent.
South Nor-walk; Carib:
SPECIAL BARGAINS.
lN CHILDREN'S TBlMMMED HATS, SATURDAY, Nov. 12m. 6
8. S. TILLOTSON’S.
as wA'saINe'roN erase-r. ‘ uouru NORWALK. coNN
n........._,......
We Have 00d (iii Hard
To suit the requirements of everybody who wants Coal for
any purpose. Come to us, and your will be sure of getting
' just thekind of Coal you shoald have. We screen it than
from dirt or slate
THE HARRIS & GANS 00;.
Goal, Wood Hay. Grain and Feed.
Office and yurd. 68 Water street South Norwulk.
'f'oluphone call 842 6.
cm a and 1 ok over our
Fall Furniture.
New goods coming in each dab
.....
Raymond 8- Son,
46 and 48 Main Street. Norwalk
alto coupons Lillian a Litnno
OAL
DELIVERED IN YOUR Oil-LAN M
$6 00 per ton.
A obiopor fuel his never bun oflund in this murkufr
Rayrr‘mnd Bros.
. rd? Wuhfnalrm .flma ,
to“ air .duinélumdn b‘urrvun liquor and orchard < 6
lifters. “"9616 6min. ,
Iii Prion hurrying I‘m
1'1. is,
it ’
I
$259.09 is 5360200 For Lot
0
”up of no If our dill
it ”filth" viii l. r ’s
This is about the last bildliCO to
obtain a building lot in the center
for It horrid it such low prices.
whorl {rill tiarllatdun will b’o‘
W 5 ’
.. hoe ihern’. any are designed to plantar and munutucturod to ’
. They soil so rapidly that they hardly my hero loll; enough to ’
about thorn.
Norwalk Chronicler