...-......”
Mar-WI...»
EATING SENTINEL.
“9". Ram»- and Props-Inter.
2‘“! III 9N app 113m
or? one :19I9 sasu uns
fiv-Etlltor'u Residence.
I(III-Bullpen Office.
, Editorial Room.
i' a-Brnnch Office. Norwalk.
out!“ was discomforted while loc-
iflniin" an interim town of the
a are state. The scientific party
9 conclusion of: a lecture which
had been delivering. announced
he should be glad to answer any
gum” in order to elucidate such
point: as might need eloaiing up In
the audience was an inveterate joker
a tall. gaunt man with an anxious
reworn look The joker arose and in
so mp tones announced that ho had a
notation. The lecturer bowed. "I
iihull be only too happy to reply to it.
811‘." said he . The tall man cleared
a throat. and then. in a loud voice.
said: “I would take it as a considera~
,blo favor if you would tell me. whether
this science has produced any remedy
tor warts."
, Sylvester Houston of Oklahoma City,
Who diod recently, was once a private
soldier of the United States army, and
his will, disposing of a large estate,
ho bequeathed 8130 000 to his nephew
on the sole condition that the young
In "shall serve at least one full term
of not less than three years in the
tilted States army. during which he
shall have reached the grade of non-
commlssloncd ofiiccr. and that his cer-
‘ tiflcate of discharge shall read. ‘Sci‘-
vice. honest and faithful; character,
,oxcolient.‘ " In making this bequest
' the testator said: “ i know that after
such service my nephew will have had
enough experience of the world and
disciplinary experiences of the world
and disciplinary training to insure tho
‘ proper disposal of what has takou mo
lifetime to accumulate."
. State Senator Henry S. Ambler (II
New York has prepared a letter to the
alter of each subordinate granzo in
that state asking that a petition be ad-
dressed at once to tho canal hoard op-
posing the building of a state canal.
He says that the proposed outlay of
$101,000,000 will not be nearly enough.
but that at least $300,000,000 will be rd~
attired. in his opinion the canal, if
built an, all, should ho constructed and
I’oarrled on by the national government.
Senator Amblorir. the chairman of the
legislative committee of the Slate
Grange.
'TTEMPTED notourI m DARIEN.
While passing through Darion. yes-
terday morning. about. i. returning
from Bridgeport where he had been
airing an official call in a Masonic
Lodge, District Deputy J. K. Lawrcnco
and a party including Nelson it
Mounts and F. 1. Camp were accoslod
y a couple of rough looking Incn .who
Called on them to half. The acting
or the mon were so Ihmntcning that
3011’. Lawrence. instruIteIi his chauffeur
to drive on, and the tvm Inch worn loft
standing in the highway A short
’(iintanco west of the place the motor
all! passed an IInouIIpled vehicle
tandiug by the roadside.
AILROAD OFFICE TRANSFERRED
EW HAVEN Nov 17 ——~'l‘ho on-
Ounccment was made at the oillcos of
a New York New linvon 8:. Hart-
ord railroad today to tho (II'fIIct that (In
neonatal the large nmount of (Ion-
iriiciion work now in progress It bo~
comet-I nccossary to transfer the onion
1 the second vlcc- president Mr (' m-
”s from Boston to Now lluveu ’lho
linccmoni also says: ”'lIIII (Ion-
uotlon now in pIogross and in con-
,niplation is groan-II than III any otlIcII
W190 of tho company s histor y. (Is-poc—
’iy upon the western portion or the
ino,‘nu(l requlros the close attention
It supervision of tho construction
, partincni. 'l‘hc IIlIIIIIgII will become
bptivo DIIcombIIr 1.
...—..-... .
MHD. WILDER DEAD.
'i‘il-AGA. N. v. Nov. 17.———Mrs. Wild-
110 of Prof. Burt G. Wilder. head
physiology department. of Corn~
Inversliy, died at her home here
_ ornhnr after an illness 01’ three
‘ , llh Bright's diMui-lo. ’Pho fun-
‘ be bold Saturday
“The Clifford”
odern and Up-to-date.
Accommodations
tIvery reasonable prices.
DSEPH .L‘ WADE.“ Prop.
‘ Also I
IIquI‘
TcIIIpIIIIIIc 308.
M IIIIIIII kcIIIo.
tor
..4 ...”.an
(our PER mm
gjiurshssr.
.4
Ara Iron 10 SHARES or,
PRICES Poi I
nullity (collared. than any other ‘
Needles, Oil. Repairs
FOR ALL MAKES AT 5
SINGER STORIE
80 WASHINGTON STREET“
South Norwalk, Conn
FASHIONS.
I think tho fern ball Is (mo of the
prettiest possible window decorations
for tho winieI 11qu, and ouing to the
fact lhai the rooms arc usually too
(by to pcrIIIIl. IlIeIII lo grow nlcoli it
wouldnt be a bad Idea to keep (Inc's
fern balls hung In the kitchon when
not needed or (losiied in some other
pnIt of tho house. Plants usually do
uoll in the kitchen because ilIoIo Is
plenty of steam and moisture there,
and than they are not half so apt to
fall to get wuicrcd for water In plen
1y III this room and some (mo in burn
to Illscovor when tho soil is dIy.'11hen
when spcclnl decorations are dosh-.od
they one bright and fresh to distribute
orci tho Inst of 1118 house.
We have all worn the pulley stocks.
the stock and bringing it out at the
through the perpendicular oyclct, at
the hunt or passing it around inside
the stuck and inIIgiug it on tat the
0001;ch of us have on II the (in, on
the outside at the bin k and sides and
laced it IIndcr at the front. but this is
a very pretty way to wcar It. If neat-
ly adjusted, and the eyelets are poorly
as wide as the stuck, the tie when ar-
ranged will leave just tho pent white
l‘IlSO at tho top and will show the
two prottily (IIIIbroldoI-(Id corners ov»
(III the knot at the from.
Many beautiful pieces of croipnnc
with white grounds and lovely clusters
of flowers on them can be found it
one looks about a little, and the) are
as WIIII liked as silk for oovcring
glovo boxes. sewing bugs and boxes,
shoe bags, stocking bags, etc.
Oy’fillll‘IWlliie seems to ho a favorite
11111 for (Ironing cools and cloaks.
Cmpc do chino. lace, fur. silk braids”
all soris and kinds of dainty trim»
Inlngs um put on them. with usually a
bit of color introduced in one.
Chiffon volt-(I1 of it rich copper shade
Is the foundation for an olcgunt dlnncr
gown. As you would naturally sup-
poso there is just a little creamy lure
of IIIIIII value on the bodice, and the
shirt is perfectly plain but hands fault
lowly. ()IIo can't help loving these
sofi~flnlshcd voIvctI-I. and the rich cop»
per shades—well. they are oxquislte
by gas light,
Tab 01;: pillow mulis. some of them.
are rightly (Inmod. i saw (IncI rccent-
1y which, if it hadn't been in the arms
of its owner. 1 would have boon loth
to believe was Intcndod to be c I'ried
just as it was. if was an or reins
which like Inns! extremes in style was
not beautiful.
Pajamas are. an (Ispocinliy ‘I-IIIIIsIbio
fashion for chIlIiI‘oII. (Ispccinlly at this
scason when they are so opt to “(It un-
covered at night. Rcmcmbor. too.
whllo you are dressing thcm for the
niuhi. that light and warm hcd (III-or-
lna is hotter than hoary covers,
We have unnlhor burnt color -----
‘burnt ioninlo."
Many of (he handsomcsi suits
shown urn perfectly pinin except. for
tho wulstconia and (hero are 810 wrote
with (IIIIbIIoldcry and smoothness mock
jI-wels.
As fast as men learn of It the (le-
mnnd is increasing for thc coat or jac«
kot style (I! dress- shirt, it being much
easier to adjust than the old styltI of
open back and front shirt. 'I‘hq‘ warm
or may dress his hair and do oi. or 111%
cessary things beforo pulling II the
jacket shirt whidl II was impossible
to (lo bei’oI'II Ibo lniroductIIIII of this
ITitylp of i-Illll’i.
w
OBITUARY RECORD.
FUNERAL 01" MRS. W. K. lilGWIl-i.
Thu funeral of Mrs. Willi In K.
bowls was very largcly IIllcnIiId ycsv
terday aftcrnoou from her hit i'OBiI
dance in Lewis sircoi. The official-
Ing clorgymuu was tho liov r Bil
linglcv. acting pastor of thc PlIsi Con-
gregational Church. assisted by tho
RM. Charles M Bullock, IIIIIIIm Impri-
ii“! of St. Paul's Church. 'l‘lI nitor
read a hymn which ho had rpm at tho
funerals of Mrs, bowls” fulh r and
mothcr and two broilIcIs The flip ul
display was very bountiful (notifying
to tho autumn of iiN‘ many l‘rlmida. 'i‘hc
Ipallbuarors worn lioIIjIIIIIlII ‘II‘. An-
Ilrown. ilarry [1.8151’1’14, ltuIIIIIIIl Doors.
William 11.11yington. ltohorl (iahoon
and Rvorctl. iulvor. 'l‘hII rcIIuIiuII
wore placed in tho family run! at Nor-
walk Comotory. .
WALTER WllIKth‘IlO ,
Walter Winklnson died yost rdny at
his homo. 0 13011 avcnuc. Bmth Nor-
waik. The funeral will be 11-10 from
his into home. Saturday am“ con (It
3 o‘clock. ’l‘he itov. 11. 11. CI pcnlcr.
pastor of the South Norwnik Baptist
Church, will ofhclatc and liitcrmout
will 00 in RichIIIIido C(IIIIotcry.
Aincn MARGlilml'l‘E sI-Initwoop.
'l‘lIc death of Alice Murmloritu.
daughter of “Ward B. and Alice FilIor»
wood occurred at their residence. 20
Osborn IIvonIIc.u 0 o‘clock t is morn-
Ing from mIcumIIlII.1)eceI
clghl yours ol . 'l‘ho arrange
tho funml il be annouuc I later.
II‘liNlimAl. (llI‘ (1.0 if LL.
’IIIc funeral of Charles (1.
bis i'ffl-iiiiffllilo in VIIII
NIIIwIIIk.11cv.W.W. 'l‘
, ciniIIIi.'i‘1III informant was‘
lIIIIIIIII cemetery. .
vacuums Inns JAME wooo
nod was
cuts for
, Hill was
hold this afternoon iii. 11 0‘01 cit from
Zumlt III. act, East
Duncan pub-
in Plno
"110071801 Robbers ,
Placed Under Arrest
Charged With Having Blown Open
Express Car and Safe- on
Rock Island Railroad.
IIAS VEGAS, N. 111., Nov. 17.-—-Speo
Iai Officer W. O. McIntosh, of the Rock
island Railroad. and two doputy UnltI
(Id States marshals from the lndian
Territory have IIIIIIlvcd hero with John
and James black, twin brothers. and
John Murphy, who are charged with
having committed the train robbery
at Fort Logan, N. 04.. last, July, Mc-
lntosh trullod tho men to tho lndiau
Territory and with the aid of the Unit-
ed States officials. arrested, them
there. in the laicr part of July four
men stopped (I Rook island paascnI
gar train and low up the express our
and, the safes. The railroad officials
say the robbers obtained little booty.
The‘fourth man was supposed to bu
Thomas Boswell, who. ten days ago.
was shot. and killod wlIilo loading a
break from the ii
at. Fort bunvcnw rtlI. whcro ho was
serving a sentence for stealing.
PRAYERS FOR ROOSEVELT.
ThI nation now from shore to shore,
Movod by an Impulse decply felt,
Should pray, All nccdcd wisdom crown
Our honored Theodore Roosevelt.
witcv. John G. Davenport, D. D., pas.
(or Second Congregation church, Wa-
terbury, Ct.
....
COMMISSIONER RESIGNS.
WASHINGTON. Nov. 17.—-Frank J.
HockeI today resigned as a member of
tho Pnnamul Cargo] Commission.
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF THE CITY NATIONAL BANK.
at Smith Norwailt. In the State of Con.
nccticut, at the close. of business, No»
vciubcr 10, 1904:
RESOURCES.
Loans and Discounts ...... $105,258.02
OIIorIlrIIfts, secured and un-
secured ................. 6,081.11
U S Bonds to mourn circuln.
tioII .................... 100,000.00
Premiums on U. S Bonds... 1,500.00
Bonds. securities. (Iic ...... 161,000.77
Banking house, furniture
and fixtures ............. 10.37830
Duo from National Banks
(um rcscrvc agents)
Due from State Banks and
7,354.28
Baukcrs ,...., ............ 348.48
Due from approved roscrvo
agents .................. 70,976.01
Checks and other each items 13,502.53
Notes of other National
Banks .................. 6,135.00
Fractional paper currency” ‘
IIIclIcls, and conic. ....... 135.42
Lawful Money Reserve in
Bank, viz.:
Specie. ............. $22,557
luagul-lcndcr notes. . . 8.420
30,077.00
ltcdomptlon fund with U. 8.
'l‘rcusurcr (5 per cent. of
circulation) ............. 5,000.00
Total ................... $888,180.50
LIABILITIES.
Cnpitul stock paid III ....... $100,000.00
Surplus fund .............. 100,000.00
Undivlded profits. loss ox-
penscs and taxcs paid. . .. 62,827.24
National Bank notes out~
standing .............. .. 96,000.00
Due to otlmr National Banks 20,532.14
Due to State. Banks and
Bunkers ................ 3,391.23
Divldcnds unpaid ......... 20.00
lrdivldual deposits subjuct
to check ................ 444,309.25
Demand (Iorllflcntcs of do
posit .................... 113,711.40
Certified chccks ........... (100.20
14111..- pnyuhlc. including (Icr-
iiiiIIIltIIII of (loooslt for
money borrowed ........ 40,000.00
Total ................... $888,180.56
Sfac of Connocticut. County of Fair.
field, 55.:
I. Jacob M. Layton. Cashier of tho
nbovc pained hank, do solemnly swear
that tho above siatomont in true to tho
host (If my knowledge and belief.
JACOB M. LAYTON. Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to boforc mo
this 17111 (lay of Novmnbcr. 1004.
GEORGE lI‘. MARSE.
Notary Public.
Col'i‘mIl.—-Ali.cst:
EDWIN ll. MATHRWSON.
CHRIRTIAN SWAR’1".,
JOHN H. llell-l’l’.
Directors.
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
THE SOUTH NORWALK TRUST CO.
at tho close (If luminous on tho 10111
(lay of November. 1004.
ASSETS ‘
bonus and Discounts ...... $102,968.41
OverdraftI-I ......... .. 242.50
Bonds ........... . ........ 122,244.00
Premium Account .. ...... . 3,896.26
Furnituro and FixtuIIIIs 11,000.00
Banking liouso ........... 22,400.00
Duo from olhcr flanks,
bunker» and Trust Com-
panion . ................ 10,003.80
iiuc I‘IIIIII Approved Roscrvo
Agent II ................ 011,399.10
United Sutton ltlltl National
Bank Notos ...... 20.270.00
tlold (loin ..... 1,450.00
i-lllvor (loin ..... 000.00
Minor Coin ............... 48.1111
Chocks and cash ltenui 2,746.07
Total AIIIIoiII .......... 8602 £10.04
LIABILITIES.
Capital Block 50,000.00
Surplus Fund 4,000.00
Other Undividod Profits.
loan current (pipelines and
lnxcn paid 14,073.04
Duo to Banks. Bankers and ‘
'l‘rIIIII. Companies
. 9,197.02
(lcuoml Doposit'n. 811111.400 ‘12 .
Deposits in Hav-
TIIIIst Funds 2:1..17871
Total Liabiliiimi ... .8062, 6111.04
80st» of Connecticut, County of Fair-
(11:30, m.. South Nonfiik, Nov" 17.
l. Charla» 10.1mm 'l‘IIIIIIIIIIror (If ihu
nfmIIIIIIIlIl I'i‘rlmi (intimacy, (lo soicmnly
swear that IIIII foregoing IIIIIIIIIIIIIIII. in
bid? ft0 tho bout of my knowledge and
9} I! 4 ‘ .
BCl-iiifilm a:| noicr minimum.
lliitld States prison ,.
Inga Department 421.8110 72 501 270.41
ANATTEROFIIEMTII
Kl
9.9.1.953
ms to sunsi'v'iznz
"MI IIIcIIIor y nnnm II Inc gruntly, " rd.
muikcd thc (Icwly oloctod (mutilate.
500. John, is it failing?" asked his
W (I.
“No, 10000:], 'l‘hIIls just the trouble.
i can't bciii IItiIIIIcIIIbIIIIIIIg all my auto-
eicciion pIIoIIIlsIIII.” ~~ l‘hIlIIdolptha
Pross. ’
“Well," said Mr Stuylatc for tho
touth timc, " 1 must be going."
"011. no: I assure you you're quite
stationary." replied Miss Patience
(iounc.~—-l"hiIodolphln Lodger.
A THANKSGIVING STORY
of row illiOl‘ei-ii may iIII read (III the
pages of (I savings bank book. it tells
a tale of Industry and frugality. lt
tolls It tale of foundations I'crslsiud. (If
hopes for tho flItlII'II. II slums how
money grows thIII IlIIlIoslchl in II good
savings bank.
YOU CAN READ
such It story now Thanksgiving if you
sturt now. (Ironing (III 0.000qu with
tho South Norwnik Savings Bank In
the. first chapter. AflIIr that It will
grow in IIIIIIIIIIIII I-I'IIIIy (lay.
THE SOUTH NORWALK
SAVINGS BANK
UNITED BANK BUILDING.
J
blouse ._
FurlherAppIopIiaiion
Notlco is hereby given that the
Council of this city proposes, at its
next regular meeting. to be hold on
Monday. December 5th. 1004, (It s o'-
clock p. m.. to npproprlntc the sum
of «100.00 to the Police DoparImcm of
60.1 city and the sum of $175.00 In the
Health anIIrIIncnt of said (fit);
(IIIrront oxpcnsos of (Inch of said lic-
parimcula, IIIIIII uppropIIlulluIIII brim:
in addition to IhII nppIIIIpIII'IItiIIns for
said DIIpnIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIII fll Ibo niourncd
aununl (:in MIIIIilng for tho curront
your.
Soulii
1001.
Norwalk, (It. NoIIcIIIlInII 12.
PM Ill'lli‘i' of ”In (IIIIIIIIIII,
JIIIIIIIIII li 'l‘III‘IIII‘.
n 12 hi illiy Clerk.
”booms A‘MUSEMENTS.
HOYT'S THEATRE.
ONE NIGHT ONLY.
FRIDAY, NOV. 18TH.
Tho New Malodramatlc Novelty
Secret of the Subwau
A Powerful Dramatic Co.
THE SCENIC DISPLAY |NCLUDEa
REMARKABLE STAGE PICTURE!
OF THE INTERIOR AND EXTER-
IOR OF THE NEW YORK UNDER~
GROUND RAILROAD.
A CARLOAD 0F 8PEC AL SCENERV
MAGNIFICENT C STUMES.
PRICES—260. 36c and 1500.
onto on Sale Beginning Monday,
November 141".
GRAND HAZAAR'
Knight: of Columbus and Catholic
Club at Club Roan, West Ave.
FRIDAY. SATURDAY (Ind MONDAY
EVENINGO/NOV. 18, 10 and 21.
Entertaining program each evening.
Including the plays "The Retreat.” and
"Mock Trial." Then. 1". Coin will sing.
Free Dancing. Mullc by Jun’n Orch-
utra. Valuable Primal.
SEASON TICKETS zoo.
BINGLE ADMICOION 160
EVERYBODY INVITED.
THIS SPACE ,
IN TOMORRO W5” PAPER
Shipwrecked “Salim
for
Taken from "IsIIIsboro"
Captain and Seven of Crew Roscucdi
From Storm Battered Craft by
steamer Atholl.
I
NFIW YORK. Nov. 17,-mlflight ship(
wrecked sailors, thc (upialn and ruin
of the threoumstcd schooiior lslcboro.
who were rescued from their storm
butlorcd, wuiorloggcd craft after (I
iorIlbio oxpcrlcuco In the hurricane
Which nwcpt 100 (minute scabonrd car-
ly in the woek, wore III-ought hero to-
day on the Bliiilill steamor Atholl,
which arrived from Yokohama, and
other Far Eastern ports.
HudIileId on the nairow roof of the
after house whore (1on had been
dIIIvon as tho schoonor settled until
her decks wmo awash and swept by
(Ivory Wavo. the crew of tho lsloboro
had neally abandoned hope when tho
simmer hovo in sight and in (quon-
to their signal of distress sent a boat
to their assistance.
According to tho story told by Cup
lain 'l‘IIlIII of the lsloboro hII 001100
from SIIvnIIIIIIlI. (in. Nov. 0, bound for
Now licIli‘oIIl, Mass with 11 cargo of
ycllow pInII. Tin voyngn up Ibo count
was uIIIIvIIIIlfIII until SilllilltI Nov 13.
when the wind increased III II attic and
soon assumed hurricane praflopIIIIIoIIII
Suil nus shorIioIKd lillil the sc'hooIIoI .
fought 11 (ml with the (IlIIIIIcIIls. 010:“
one In (mu tho pieces of (IIIIIIIIs rippoil |
uwuv. All clients to nurigulc tlIe‘
sclIooIIcI IIcIIc then abandoned, and
Capt Trim and his (new sought safely I
on the (1m k of ihn after house. lI‘IoI
eightccn hours the men clung to tholr ’
prccurlous positions on tho narrow;
roof while the lslcboro pitched nIIII'
tossed in the tIIIbuloni 30.1 and “118i
swept from nod to (Ind by (.IIIII'y wuvo. i
Emry lIIIuI madc tiIclr posiiio moic
dospcruic With tho first sight of the:
AilIoIl, howmor. time came rcncwcd
how: and soon 11on wow solo on board
lhc strainer. Capt. TI'iuI hollows tho ,
lsioboro is a tolal wreck. ‘
'l‘lIII lslcsboro was built at Alman-
(lrIII. \‘II.. in 11-181 and lluliod from New
York. Shc was of 020 Ions not; 150,
foot long, 115.13 incl boom. and 10.5 1ch
(loop.
BURGLARS WERE PROFESSIONALS
m..
Operated Gnoccssfuliy In North Sim
lngton. Securing $5,000.
Nult'l‘li S'l'()NlNG'l‘(.lN. Nov. i?.~~
linrginrs whose work shows conclu-
sivcly IIIIII lhl‘)’ uIIII prob-IIIIIIIIIIIIII raid-
od ”11' compact portion of 11m town
during WIIIIIIIIIIIIIIy night and surIIIIcIlIIIl
in hiking away booty valued at llf‘ill'i."
$3.000. No lIIIIqutlon of tho ruid was
apparent IIIIIII IlIIn IIIoI‘nIIIg, whrn “'11- =
IlIIm ll. liIlllurd (IpIIucIl his gmlcrul
slow and found tho from of ”NI Hilfi.‘
lying (Ill the floor (Ind pnpcrs and goods I
IIII'ntchotl to confusion From 1le sufc j
lIIIIl IIIIIIII (Iinmtod stamps valued at
$43 $100 in cIsh and stocks and bonds
Iniucd at mine IlIIIII $4, 000 Bonimuini
'l‘ourtcllolic‘s store door has i'oIIIIIIIi,
and all llIo. moIIcy in the plIIcII,IIlI(III1 I“
815. and a low small uriiclcs lukon.
Tho front door of tho now town hall
bml boon forced. and us 1hrI sufc W0;
IIIIlm-kI-Ii, It was not ancIIIIIIIIrI'
blow ii, and besides Ii coutnlmvl nmh-
In: of value. A! the post ofllcc II IIIIw '
said was not touched. and 00h II small
quantity of stamps and small (Ibunga
token,
Thc tools for forcing i’llll’lillt‘t‘ti lInIl
boon IIIIII'III from tho blacksmith shop
I
UINE FOMOSA OOLONG TEA. WHI
TO BE A8 REPRESENTED OR MON
AT THE PRICE AND ONE SAMPLE
KIND OR ANOTHER. THE BHRE
18 GUARANTEED AND RESERVES
WHAT 11' I8. UNLESS YOU HAVE
TER WHAT THEY MAY BE CH WH
18 EXQUISITE.
33 WBOT WASHINGTON OT"
~llmc of the rIIIIIhIIIIIcII Is gluon by
Ilt’llalll of lllllurii's stm'c building, who
Casey. (If SIIIIIIIIgtmI. IIIIIl licputy SliI,'I‘- .
THANKSGIVIN
'I
W
. ID
We are prepared to serve you with all that Is necese
sary for the annual THANKSGIVING table.
Napkins in Linen. Table Linens.
Dinner Scls, Carvers, Cuileru.
Spoons. Roasters. Glass Ware
in cut glass or imitation. plates.
cups and saucers: etc. .
We have been Making preparations
to act together the best to be found in
the market in Foreign and Domestic
merchandise. We have left no stone
unlumed to make this store equal to all
demands. We olierspecial price induce j
meals from now until Thanksgiving. II
000 find uou are short anuthing for the
table the BOSTON STORE can sup-
010 000 at a moments notice.
39*? («ad/ID ”"
and were 1ch at the"
Tilt" only intimation of tho ‘
R
(If Orrin Swain,
DARING HOLD UP PLANNED.
lown hull.
BRIDGEPORT. Nov. l7.—-A (luIiIILI;
attempt was made ill IIIiIlIIighi law
night to hold up H L. Bowdoin, of
.‘~ ‘I "llk city, It ho conducts ilIl (IiilIII
;I(III. Mr. Bowdoin was \IOIkiIIg in
his office when a sirangcr cult-rod and
inquired about some stocks. Aficr
talking a short limo the stranger lil'i‘w
a revolver and demanded some mono):
A pilII (If liuotypo (loublII column slugs
wcm 01100 on the desk, and Mr. Bow—
(loiII grabbing a fistful threw them in-
IIo tho man's face and then attacked
“pro (In. W“ m'm,.,.,h.,n1 mud and I him. No succeeded in wresting thI
m» I'H I IiIIIIl III 351130 III‘ II llli ll $4,000: rovolvcr fro nItlIII. man‘s grasp, but ihc
worth were Canadian ltnilwni bonds. I “001110419 T011118!“ escaped: Tho DOWN?
and $1820 or New london (In; swam investigating.
lional lluuks 'l‘h(I Canadian bonds arc;
uIIIIuIIIbored and have coupons ntw
tuchcri. "lhII bunk bonds hi1“! vcr.
lil‘i‘ numbered and their numbrrs IIIIIIII
heard (I noisc 01 2.10 o‘clock this IIIIII'II-
lug. but bcllcving that the clerks warn
getting out (Iariy orders ho (lid notI
I'IIIIcsiigntc. lhIpIIIy Sheriff W. ll.
off Gilbert lilllinux, of North 810010;?
ion lI IIIIII lIIIII II IlrIIIIIlIIIi (III the case by
(‘hcriff lnckwn.
Ac-IIIIIIiing Io ,'\1I llilliuld fiom
whose safe tho bonds wIIIc InkIIII tIlIIy
MRS. LEITER ARRIVES.
NEW YORK. Nov. 17.—.—Mrs. ‘20“
,Z. halter, of Chicago. who was callIIIl‘ .
bccu lcloplmhcd to tho hunk. A note: to London two months ago by the ser-
for $1.000 (In tho town was sccurcd. I ions Illness of her daughter. Lady Cur-
IInd also two smaller onus of aboui Izon. returned home today on tho
$100 IIIIIILI fsloumcr Majestic.
TELEPHONE 322—4.
i HAVE JUST RECEIVED A N INVOICE OF ABSOLUTELY NEW CROP EARLY PICKING.FANCY GEN-
lCH l OFFER AT 50 CENTS A POUND AND GUARANTEE EVERY FOUND
BY REFUNDED. THIS is NOT A GIFT ENTERPRIGEIAS 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
POUND WILL TELL THE STORY, PEOPLE ARE GETTING TIRED OP
CHEAP. OLD CROP, LOW GRADE TEAS BEING FORCED ON TO THEM WITH CHEAP PRESENTS OF ONE
WD UP-TO~DATE BUYER PURCHASES HIS GOODS WHERE QUALITY
THE RIGHT AND PRIVILEGE TO BUY AND PAY FOR Hi8 OWN GIFTS
WHENEVER HE HA8 OCCASION TO USE SAME.
I AM A FIRM BELIEVER IN THE ADAOE THAT AN ARTICLE 18 NEVER CHEAP, NO MATTER
U88 FOR 11'. AND I DO NOT BELIEVE IN CHEAP GOODS, NO MAT-
AT EVER THE PRICE. 1 DOLIOIT YOUR ORDER ON 8EYMOUR’8 FAN-
CY NEW CROP OOLONO TEA AT 60 CENTS A POUND. THE FRAGRANCE AND BOGUET OF THIS TEA
Charles E. Seymour.
LEADING GROCER. DOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
THE LOW CASH PRICES WE
WEEK:
TO MR. AND MRS. ECONOMY.
OFFER PURE FOODB AT NOT ONLY GIVEO THEM AN OPPORTUN
lTY TO HAVE THE VERY BEST OF EVERYTHING FOR THE TABLE. BUT THEY ALBO GET THE FAM-
OUS HUNT TRADING STAMPS FR 65 A8 A OABH DI8DOUNT, AND IN RETURN FOR THEM CAN GET
BEAUTILF‘UL PREMIUMB FOR THEiR HOMES FREE OF CHARGE. NOTE THEM! SPECIALS FOR ENTIRE
arm» ascents:
CHOICE CREAMERY BUTTER, PER POUND
FANDY CREAMERY BUTTER. (In Primal. PER POUND ..... ..... , ....... ,...... ............... 210
.
......................... 25I
“I
STAMP SPECIALS:
30 Stampn Ff'la with '1 lb. No. 1 Tea ........ 500 i 5 stamp: Frau with :1 lb. can Cal. Apricotr ”134:
30 Wm: rm won 1 lb. No. 2 Tu ........ (0c _ a sump. Frau with 1 pkg. Malta VII» ...... I o
25 Stamp. PM with 1 10. No. 3 Tan. 31k: 1 5 Stump. PM: with Quart Jar Jelly .I. 10¢
10 Stamp: Fm; with ’/3 III. No. i rm 250 5 stamps Froe with 3 lb. om Choice Pruner .. 15c
10 Stumps Free with V2 0:. No. 2 To: ..... . 200 5 stamp: Fm with I crock prep. Mustard .. 10c
10 Stamp! Fm; with 1/3 in No. 3 Ton 18° 1 6 Stamps Pro: with 3 cam Campbell's Soups 26c
10 Simon Prue with 10:. Mocha a Java Coffee 30a , 5 Stamps Frau with large can John Tomato“ 120
8 storm» Fm with 1 lb. Java 0. Marmslbo " 25° . 5 Stamps Free with 2 lb. Pkg. Mon. Out Food 10a
5 stamp: Fun with 1 lb. Choice Santos Coffee 200 a stamp. Free with 1 package Macaroni Inc
0 Stamp: Frau with 1 lb But lilo Come .180 I i 5 stamp: Pro. with 3 lbs. large Prunes 26c
ARMOUH’8 LEAN CALIFORNIA HAMB, (Swat and Teodor Moat), Lit, ONLY ...... .. . 8c:
Juli Ito
into our uterus and no the nice, clean and wall kept atom we have.
we turn the «shut nook of groom“ in The Norwnl kl.
mafia. . . .u ntuu‘d. ...
Dollars to doughnuts that
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