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No. 100. F and A. M...
rlf‘ Ito rooms. October 11.
.9 . M. M. Degree. followed
list. A“ Master Masons ecr~
Internally Invited.
Fraternity yours,
BOIQRT M. WILCOX, Sso'y.
none also SLAUGHTER.
TM lining of one Michael Strudel]
”Derby police court for killing
in; birds should have an effect of
plug this nefarious practice which,
pcrtsmen allege, is almost whol-
‘ lined in persons other than na-
Ib'ys the New London Day. Ten
fa bird and costs of prosecution
too great punishment for a class
gunners who go into the woods with
or and. in view than the destruc-
02 by and every living thing. The
Obnnecticut on this question is
‘ chef course. but there is an op-
o for improvement suggested
,_ “amendment to the penal code of
uric passed by the recent legisla'
the Empire State, which reads:
\ _ rson not a citizen of the United
shall have or carry firearms 01
, rolls weapons in any public place
. “m9.”
is provision of iawcarrles its own
stifleation without explanation or or
3d ..it might well be broadened in
GunneCtlcut so as to provide that no
person. whether he be clothed with the
pvihileges of citizenhsip or not, shah
be. permitted to carry deadly weapons
seem in emergencies to be dctcrmln
ed and declared by competent author
ty. Ninety-nine out of every hundrec
persons who have pistols and other
' weapons are guilty of foolish and rep
' Tchensibie conduct.
The principal purpose sought to be
attained, hOWever, by those who urged
the passage of this amendment was l.(.
reach‘foreigners who resort to parlo
"anti“country roads and shoot singing
giltld-‘insectlverous birds. This prac
tide has been carried on to a grea
iofx‘tent by Polandcrs, lions and Ital
ions, who make merchandise of tin
* plumage of the birds they kill.
Ill citizens watch and report to tbi
authorities these who violate the luv.
the: whim their duty and help to put
an and to the wholesale bird slaughter
‘ which has been going on and which, i.
‘ it be not arrested, threatens to drlw
the birds from our state.
FASHIONS.
The small but calls for a skirt that
escapes the ground. The large hit
I does not look well with a very short
skirt. and the small but does not
seem to balance a train well.
. ‘A 'good many of the better rain
coats of the present season's styles
have the high collar which is so com
fortshle and protects the neckwear as
Well as the throat.
Linen sheets and pillowcases are a
luxury which not every family can
afford. but some are so fond of the
fresh, 'cooi feeling of the linen against
. the face that they insist upon using
themes and economize in some oth
or direction. Of course they wrinkit
easily, but where they are not on the
bed during the day it does not matter
A Cream crepe is a favorite material
or separate blouses for semi-dressy
par. Lace is used freely in trimminr
‘itiiem.
“‘i'Perfumes are fasliionabie-niore so
ban for many seasons. Select well.
find then stick to one odor. using it
discreetly.
Tao .velvei collar is common to all
regardless ofstyle.
Duchesse satin and crepe do chine
are, two of the most. favored black
rose materials for dressy wear.
Even though you do not use the
Inprshoif of your pantry keep papers
on the shelves. it saves labor for
the maid—«and for yourself if you do
ct. keep a maid:’
Odi-ONIAL DAME! IN FAIRFIELO
. TOMORROW.
The Colonial Dames will have then
', enth semiannual meeting in Fair
no! tomorrow. Mrs. Oliver Gould .lenv
plugs and Miss Jennings have invited
the Dames to hold the meeting at Met
ands in Falriiclii and the invitation
been accepted. The, southern
. meeting will be held at 12 o'clock.
whiter luncheon papers will be read by
" Mrs. James 0. Wright on "The Vaiur
efficients] Influence" and by Hon
John H. Perry on "The Pequot Swamr
(iii. of July is, 1687."
A OOTIALI. rms arrsnsoou. ’
’i‘wb good games of football are
when for this afternoon. The
or me iii between the elovens of
I! lock Military Academy and Mar.
is unison College. at the Selieclt
transit! in East avenue. The
‘ His ‘school team was victors
Mill over Mcrriii'o Monday afternoon
H the Not-walk Pork grounds in Wil-
W'flemid. by the score of 5 to o.
MIGHT POITOFFIOI ROIIID.
lALBANB. Vt... October Tin-“Tilt?
of the costumes at. East hair
a few miles from here, was re-
w the, police of this city today
was blown open with dyna-
between “00 and I500 i?
finited,...tolMaItu Final Arrangements.
M Struve have been captured by the
minus h; .‘r the "(pinion-m
A special meeting of the members
of the Norwailt Fire Department will
be held Friday evening. at. the Main
street tire house. to make final ar-
rangements for the great week fair.
which will open Kendra night at the
urinary and continue roughest the
WW I A '
The preparations our the fair have
been even more‘v‘oiaborate than last
year and masonry indication that
there willbe one“ attendance. The
fair will be formally opened by Mayé
or George B. Boston.
The ordervof the evening will be as
follows. The Norwalk department
members. in full uniform will assem-
ble in Main street, and headed by the
Second Regiment Band. of New Ila-
ven. will march to South Norwalk
and meet the South and East Nor-
wslk Departments. The whole body
of firemen will then march to the ar- ,
mory for the openiiig ceremonies.
MORE VEGSELB CAPTUREO.
NAGASASKI, Oct. li.—'I‘he Norweg-
ian steamer Arnfrld and the German
steamers Kowloon. Hans Wagner, and
Japanese at various times recently
while on their way to Vladivostok.
8T. PAUL'S MEN'S CLUB. '
A regular monthly meeting of St.
Paul's Men’s Club will be held at the
Berkley street chapel Thursday eve.
uing. At that time, Mayor George B.
Buxton will give an address on "Good
Citizenship."
W
Clot _
on Credit
Have your cake. muffins, and tea bis-
cuit homemade. They will be fresher.
cleaner. more tasty and wholesome.
‘ Royal Baking Powder helps the house
wife to produce at home, quickly and eco-
nomicaliy, fine and tasty cake, the raised
hot-biscuit. puddings, the frosted layer- .
cake. crisp cookies, crullcrs, crude and
muiiins. with «which the ready-made food
found at the bake-shop or grocery does
not compare.
Royal is the greatest of bake-day helps.
ROYAL BAKING POWDER 00., NEW YORK.
all members of the family.
tcrlals.
A splendid classification deserving
OPEN AN ACCOUNT.
accepted models for full and winter wear.
Smart, Handsome and Stylish Suits and Cents
Our counters and display racks are replete with an exhaustive display of really fine clothing for
Both the costumes for the indies and men are designed to conform to the
To all persons with power of observation and the knowledge
of human nature, it is an accepted maxim that to be happy one must be well dressed.
open account is to be had for the asking. Come and see what we offer before deciding whcye to buy.
Remember on
Will be Guests. for a my Only.
Bust. Noble. ‘
. bio.
ing of the Connecticut Editorial As-
sociation will be held at the Connec-
ticut Hospital for the Insane at Mid-
dletown, on Monday, October 16. The
program of the meeting is as
lows:
Dashing Ladies’ Suits, $16.00,
A
Without question our collection of Stilts for ladicsc and misses surpasses all previous cfforts in
size, in beauty. in style and in variety.
I. hate styles have made this possible.
represented comprise Broadcloth. Cheviots, Vcnetlans, Panama Cloth and other staple and popular ma-
Thc styles are almost innumerable the long. medium and short effects being very plentiful.
Ask to see the special value at "6.00.
Empire Model Coats, $15.00
The Empire models are extremely graceful and are delineated after the Parisian models.
draped by artist tailors, they possess the touch and character of the custom made garment.
Black Choviots and London 'l‘un Coverts predominate in the matter ol materials.
are very rich appearing garments dud cxlremcly becoming.
The marked improvements by
The models we display are chic
close attention.
Ask to see our special ill $15.00.
Ask to see our special at, $15.00.
Men’s Suits and Coats, $15100
Here‘s the store to buy worthy and enduring clothing.
we offer you is a tempting one of excellent values and splendid assortment.
suit in mind which for value. style. get up and character. is just a "dim Dandy."
fabrics and tailored just right, too.
The gathering of desirable suits which
OPEN AN ACCOUNT.
manufactureravaud the fortu-
and becoming. The cloths
Being
‘Thesc coats
We have one particular
Comes in the choice
Daily the t. New York
STEAM IR JOH N BYLVEOTIR.
On and after Monday, October 0.
will leave steamboat Dock, South Nor-
walk. at 7:30 a. m.
Returning will leave Pier 28. IS. R.
(new Peck Slip) at 8 p, in. Foot of ill.
31st St. 3:16 p. m.. arriving at South
Norwnik in time to connect with trains
forpanbury. Bridgeport and intermed-
lsry points.
FARE (round trip) 006
(Gad until used)
biNOL! FA .................
NORWALK ITIAMIOA'I‘ 60.,
Anning J. Smith. when.
(3. c. Begonias. Gen. Agt.
”enhancer Ludo AGAIN.
WABHINGTON. October lie-Tho
battleship Connecticut in min the
lender in the construction race bo-
twccn the New rt News Shipbuilding
A Dry Dock empany. but ding the
Ixiuisiand. and the government force
at the New York usvy yard. building
the Connecticut. according to the con-
siructlon statement for septcmbsr.
made public by the navy department
yesterday. The ships are identical in
every detail. so that the test, will be
complete. The principal points to be
determined by the uni are those of
Gately & Brennan
10 South Main Street ‘ »‘ ‘ .
“ahead A in“ "mm.“ Altman. '
MIETING.
LAWRENCE, Mass" Oct. ii.—-ln-
coming morning trains brought stock-
holders in unusual numbers to this
city today for the annual meeting of
the Boston and Maine Railroad, lie-
cause the attentions of the issuance of
new stock in a large amount was to
be voted upon.
ed to secure funds for improvements
and for the purported purchase of the
Denver: and the Newburyport rail-
roads. now leased to the Boston and
Maine for a long term. Both are
short lines. the Beavers road running
from Wakefield Junction and Danvers,
a distance of nine miles. and the New-
bui-yport road. connecting Hsvcrhlll
and Newburyport. 37 miles long.
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JAPAN WILOOMII IIIITIIH
. PLIIT.
TOKIO, Oct. 11 r a. m.--The iocni‘
papers today editorially extend a
warm welcome to the British fleet.
sad in most of them the portrait of
Vicedidmiral Elf Gerald iicnry Noel
appears.
GIRMAN ITIAMIII NAO GON-
TRAIANO.
German steamers strum and Hans
Wagner were raised yesterday off true
?on and Niobium, respectively. boil
... w-Mh rapidity and cite? of
construction. 1 «
_' minim!” In ms was stolen.
urn bound for Vindi'ytniinii. and l'
lies when he smiles and says nothing.
The laws is propos- '
'i‘Oith, Oct. “33:18:30 p. m.--1'bc in
“it“"lethalhilttf'fiappthfiih‘h a man
'Assessors’ Notice.
We, the undersigned. hereby give
notice to all persons and corporations
liable to pay taxes In the City of
South Norwaik, that they are required
by law to deliver to the assessors. or
either of them, on or before the 1st
day of November. 1000. a written or
printed list, dated. signed. and sworn
to. of all the propert owned by them
on the first day
his to taxation, 3 a description
of all the real estate each parcel be-
Ing separately describe . .
N. B.—~Usts may bereturned to the
“sensors. at the Oouneii Robin. Hav‘
iisnd street ‘south Norbalk. from and
including October 14. 1905. and in-
cluding November 1. 1000 said pace
to be open from 40:00 to limo o'clock.
i. m.. and from 9:00 to 5:00 entries.
‘1, in, on Saturdays from 7:00 to 0:00
reform in the evenin ..ond Wednesday
{it lobar. 1000. iia- '
mu
‘Aof
Upon invitation of Dr. Henry B. No-
superintendent, the October meeb
roll
11:30 a. in. "Editorial Page of a.
* Country Week y." presented b Editor
George C. Woodruff, of the thehiield
Inquirer;
tions. the Acts of the Legislature.”
presented by W. C. Sharpe of the My
meur Record: 12:30. “.I. A. Belles: in
Memorials." presented by Editor A.
C. Worley, of the New Milford Ga»
sette; 12:50. business.
12. "Newspaper Publica-
Tho members of the association
will be the guests of. Sn erintendent
Noble for the day. 9
an opportunity will be given to in-
spect the Hospital for the insane in
all departments.
in the afternoon
i
MUST TURN 'NRSQYO'NET BOAB-
BA
The following order was issued yes-
terday: ’
State of Connecticut.
Adjutant-General's Office.
Hartford, October 10. 1005.
General Orders, No. 37.
Company commanders ape directed
to turn into the State Arsenal all bay-
onet scabbards charged to them and
in their possession. in exchange for
new ones to be issued with the new
khaki belt. An invoice of each ship-
ment will be sent to the Assistant
Quartermaster-General; he will also
be notified of date and manner of ship-
ment. An immediate compliance with
these instructions is directed in order
that exchange may be made before
the annual inspection. which will oc-
cur early ln January, 1906.
By order of the Governor.
GEORGE M. COLE, Adi-Gen.
Official:
WM. ill. F. LANDERS,
Assistant Atiiutsntflenersl.
A PLEASURE TO ALL.
No I’ill is as pleasant and positive
as DeWit.t's Little Early Risers. These
Famous Little Pills are so mild and ef-
fective that children, delicate ladies
and weak people enjoy their cleansing
effect, while strong people say they
are the best llvcr pills sold. Sold by
The Clifford Pharmacy. ”
JAPANESE LINE SERVICE RE
SUMED.
HONOLULU, Oct. ll.~—The steam-
cr America arrived here yesterday on
route to San Francisco, resuming the
Japanese line service which was dis-
continued during the war. Intuit
.lupniicsc celebrated her arrival with
fireworks and soul a committee out
in a tugto meet her.
pi czo
gives strength
and rosy health
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w“ The largest direct in-
portiilnn ol Huntleud Phl-
mei's Celebrated Biscuits in
Nowell. comprising ll Va-
rietieshl these liiiniu Biscuits
and Waters.
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hililren’s ‘
The story is a short one.
we took the lot.
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inter Duals.
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Thursday 4‘ morning at nine o'clock .we will offer one hundred and
fifty children’s Long Coats, winter weight. made of wool keraeys. melv
tons and chariots, at one-half regular price.
.1"
A prominent New York; maker of
Children's Coats, offered us his entire stock of made up ,‘gsrments at
such a ridiculously low price that we couldnot resist the offer, and
.i' '
The sizes are from 4 years to 14 years. the colors 'ars blues,
browns, greens and the popular mixtures.
The styles are the very
latest. absolutely faultless, and here's the prices in two lots, as fol-
Coats that sell
$6.50 and $7.50,
' 933.75.
$8.50 and $10.00 Coats.
84.75;
We do not know of any more
timely offering right on the first
day of cold weather than this of-
‘ fering of Children's Coats. Will
not be on sale before Thursday
morning at 9 o'clock.
in connection with our sale of
Children’s Coats we offer Glris'
Worsted Dresses. Attractively
priced for Thursday and Friday.
Ages 6 to 14 years. ‘
Prices 81.50, $2.00, $2.50, $3.00. $4.00.
regularly at
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A Bos_fan_Store.
REVOLUTIONARY PARTY INSTI-
GATEO BOMB OUTRAGE.
VICTORIA. B. C., Oct. 1..—-Accord-
ing to advices received by the steamer
Empress of Japan, the bomb outrage
at the Pekin Railway station, which
involved the death of the bomb throw-
er and others. is alleged to have
been instigated by Dr. Sun Yatson.
.i'inglcadcrv of the revolutionary party
in China. The Japanese Advertiser.
of Yokohama, says that. Sim Yntsen.
who is in Japan. has sent over thirty
assassins to Tien 'i‘sin since August.
Following the outrage the Chinese
government telegraphed to .the-Chi-
neso minister iii 'l‘olilo, asking that
be secure the aid of the Japanese gov-
ernment to apprehend Sun Yntsen.
'who escaped from prison in China,
and from the Chinese legation in Lon-
don when arrested there.
It's surprising what u number of
practical things are impracticable When
you try them.
TELEPHONE CALL 322—4.
department of our business.
33 Washington St.
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You will find in our‘stock all the popular favors. They are es- .
pccially adapted for Luncheons and various social gatherings.
MINISTER ROCKHILL DISCOUN-
TE .
VICTORIA, B. C., Oct. 11.——Mall ad-
vices by the Empress of Japan in-
cluded a Manila dispatch to the Jap-
anese Advertiser_ of Yokohama, which
states that Gen. Corbin severely cen-
sures United States Minister Rockhiii
r‘ i‘cliln, charging him with derelic~
tion of social. duty in the provisions
made for the reception and entertain-
ment of the president's daughter and
party at Pekin. The Advertiser
says: "Execrabie mismanagement
of the reception and direct discourtesy
on the part of the minister are char~
gcs freely made. The returning par-
ty say the marked scantiness of ab
tention paid them was sufficient to
elicit surprise from the various lega-
tion staffs of the other Pekin embas-
sies." '
Dost thou love life, then do not,
squander time. for that is the stuff life
is made of.—-Franklln.
We ask you to call and see us and look over the very fine line of
Biscuits. and we would like you to take home withyou a sample of
these Biscuits, which we will give away to advertise this line.
Remember; we are headquarters for good things to eat in every
Chas..ESeymour
LEADING GROCER.
November 1. 1000;. mm 7:00 in ii p.
‘Daterl at the tilt! offlouih Norwstlt.
loud. October 10. 1000.
FRANKLIN A. TOLL”
.4 Miami they curried contraband.
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all your attention to
‘inest Ocfi'ee in this town.
ur delicious Mocha and Java Oofl'ee
or you no doubt are aware, that its the
‘ nter it on your memorandum for to-‘iriorrow.
nioy your Gofl’ee these cool mornings. A
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