no ilk ‘lc per quart. um Nov. lst.
'i‘ho‘utroot sprinklor will soon get
a vacation. \ ‘ i
Prosecuting , Attorney. Leo Davin
war in Bridgeport yesterday on busi-
nosu.
Ranardlous of cold moruigs and
front the oalvln blooms still retain
life and color.
vapooial for Sat. and Mon. Ladies,
$1.98 Black Morcorlzod Petticoatml
$1.25 each. M. S. Smith it Co. ‘
H'l‘ho cold weather this morning.
makers one. begin to think of stnrlh g
furnace tires and parlor stoves.
mil »
Underwear ~
ron’ FALL, filo wmvan
A .
. , 15c.
wallow-m How 1an.
45 and 41 Want Wuhlnnton
Strut.
South Norwnlk. '
.J’erfecii - to ”case .
Add to a. package one pint; boiling
watch. not to cool and the réuult will in:
the xfiost delicious jelly dowel-t you ever
taste .
Everythin in the gamkauc. Better
and more out afnctory n gelatino.
Five fruit flnvommltaspbcrry. Lemon,
Strawberry, Cherry, Orange. and thong.
ands of combinations are easily made by
the simple addition of fresh or canned
fruit, until, figs, dates, etc.
Beautiful pieces for uni: decoration
by combining several different flavors.
Order-today. A! Groom. M m.
r. K, h. ‘teaiwont gunninlr you:
torday and rot mod with a nice but;
of quail. ’
The. committee on, tho Autumn Elm,
otltltlo gluon by Stur ui' t‘olumhln till" i,
rlo tout ninhl. will moot ut lh‘. \‘trut :4 *
Ollioo Monday owning .ll 8 p. in.
An ordog has boon int-mod from tho
otiioo of tho ndjutuut-gonurul diroov ’
lug Company ll,‘ it‘lrut Infantry. to .
moot within fifteen days to nominnto
n successor for Captain John L. For. ’
coll. ,'
wOuk Cllil'tonioro on low as $5.50.
at Podmoro’u.
Mrs, Johanna Linxwoilor and Mrs.
.lonoph .l. Ltuxwellor rolurnod to
South Norwullt. Wodnosdny, ui'tor u
of "ruouiu‘ying': with a
mill. Why not tnkc
i..lllt)llillL' at the firm
sign and be rid of it bo~
fore the ball feelings
Conquer? Lilmnino is :1
sure: cure "for all forms
of throat; flllil lung dis—
card-S. Physician every-
where prescribe ului
intrinsic Value and a Fair ....'
'l‘hoso nro tho wotchwordu thnt Quin and hold public confidence.
il'iil of two weeks which took in Now [toll you at the vot-y beginning of u uouson that we will uoll you honest; it, .
praise it.
WEATHER REPORT.
Mrs. Susan Raymond. of 39 Spring
street, is visiting her daughter. Mrs.
'l‘ho W. (3. 'l‘. U. ladies visited Mrs.
York, Bayonne. Princeton uud Wnolr
tngton.
All llnlggists.
fouoo to your lulolllgonov. Tho improbnhility of tho thing would ho to
Minnio 8, Noah. of New York. . y , , 4. , , ‘ ,. upparont. To toil you that we ltuvo 30ml roliublo merchandise to offer you
Mius Philliplnu A. Huhn. oi Moe's (lhnrloo ltuby, in Crnnbury yentorduy. liisliibyhklii hm? gir.h_ll;;lll’::‘llll ii‘oliiiiiiii’ " int a fair uric-o in to command their roapoct, which to ulwnyu duo to a. truth-
und hold .1 social of her home. All ro- 'l‘ho twoutyflrm hiennlul convmflinn l ful Htolomont.
restaurant, has been spending. tho
week with rolutivou‘iu Now York. l
Mr. and Mrs. William Swun hnvoé
returned to their home in Norwuik;
utter in few days’ stay in Strull'ord. l
Edfltlll B. Fuller, cIPrk ut tho Nor-5
wnlk Hotel, has boob upondlng u con-i
plo of duyu ul. his homo in New York
For Norwulk and vicinity. it‘ulr and
slish ly colder tonight and Sunday.
Thor is no- well-defined storm urea
east of the Rocky Mountains. The. dis.
turbance that was in the Lake region
yesterday morning ifilnow poaulnglout City .
no St. Lawrence Vu 0y. lt lovfol ow. ' , ,
ed by an extended uron of high pros- -~Sofl and 5”“ huts, 0 Bikini" 1
sure that is control this morning (w...- The Plttuflold oxourulon train from
the Dakotas. This area will move South Norwnlk thin morning was woll,
slowly oaatward. producing pleasant liliod and was in «honor: of Conductor
weather with moderately low tempera Eilflwm‘lil.
lures in this vicinity for two or three Tm” won the coldest morning of ”Wt
days. your. \Vator not only froze hut tho,
nurtuoo of the ground was f rozou for u ‘
fraction of an inch. i
Charles R. Potty, of Raymond otrool.t
went. to Cunnons, this morning, where;
he is. the guest of Nelson Hurihuti. on;
on hunting expedition. .
Herbert. Duke is spending today in
New York.
A further continuance was granted,
today by Justice of the Peace Dunlol
Dunlop in the Scott-Porter case. i
port it vory plrmuml time.
«Milk 70 nor quart. from Nov. lot
This in the limo to put in‘ your win
tor stock of potutoou no the market in
going up. boronzo Dibble is soiling
them at roanouablo prices. Sou nd.
A souvenir given free to ovary no
man who will call at the chitin of Hur-
ris & (lulu-t. If unnblo to call. write
us posted and wo will mull one to you
—~Sporiul snio,.tiilc Rut‘l’lod Curtains.
45v. puir. .Cnrtuinfiwiuuou, 10o yd. up-
wurd. M, S. Smith & Company.
'l‘ollor George l.. Woodward, of tho
Nutlouol lluuk, of Norwulk. is (enjoy-
inn :1 few days vocation. ’l‘o-dny. Mr.
Womlwnrd is on a trip up the Hudson
iiin‘l'.
The Norwalk i-llgh SchoOl and South
Norwnl-k High School reotbnll teams
will climb next Wednesday attornoon
Tho members of bio t’umily um por-
lulttod to visit him at present. nod in
in tow days ho will ho able to one his
frlondn.
Capt. und Mm. Crubbo, or l’onun.,
ultondod tho funorul of Mrs. (.‘rnbho'u
uncle, Burr Glovor, in Norwalk. The
burial was in Bridgeport, to which‘
piuco Mr. and Mrs. Crubho uocompun-
led tho funornl purly.
lllnohargen in bankruptcy hnvo boon t
granted in tho Unitrd Mulou district
court to Audio ll. Doublon, llorburl it}.
Woruor. .lr., und Philln \Vlutor. .‘ow
Huron; Arthur I“. Chuno, .‘orwlrh, und
Chariot-t C. ’l‘nft. East iiurlford.
~~Vlsit tho Kitchon l)op't.. and in-
upot-t the speoiul burrrnluo wo aro of-
fering for one week. M. S. Smith &
Company.
Mrs. Wilbur (‘.. Bylugtnu and young
dnughter. of Stamford. urn guests for
of tho Connooticut 8quth school a»
nociution will bo hold in ihi' Fourth:
Congregational Church in Hartford on.
'l‘ueuduy, Wodnosdny. 'l‘hursdny undj
Friday, November 7, ti, 9 and 10. ‘
Mrs. G. (l. M. ('lrognry bun (Bllifi‘l‘t‘li i
into n partnership with Mrs. Stophouu, i
of Norwulk, in tho dronnnmkluu bunt-i
nuns and will rlouo hor twidoum int
Wilton for tho winter. Misti Murloutl
Grogory will unit-r un ut'udomy at. St.,
Vlhront‘s, K35, whllo the. two littio1
boys will board in New York city. I
Noxt 'l‘uonduy oveuing will ho Alli
Hollowv‘ou und lhl' out-union for iliii
sorts of uhontly prnnkn to be porno—i
trutod by boys and girls upon lltoirl
friends. 'l‘huro will he gatherings ut‘
many houses, of ('ouruo. whoro nuts;
will ho crooked, upplou toasted. toms;
told and l‘ortuuon ulotlod by tho‘tosui
of on applo pool, and pumpkins for
word. M. S. Smith (ti: Company.
After all, its honest. goods ill. the fair price that most people
are looking for .
CLEAN COTTON
FILLED COMFORTS.
These items will intorost you giuut at
this limo. The winter showing in at
its very best. -
Silkullno covororl comforters. filled
with clean whito rotton, at $1. ouch.
Whilo cotton tillwl oxlm houvy silk-
olino, oovorml comforters, for $1.35 on.
Luruost nizo n....ullno oovorod com—
fortoru, titled with downy white ('01-
ton. in light. and dork, oolorlngs, of.
$1.50 ouch.
Flnosl quality Front-h sutoon covor-
0d comfollors, Ht'Wélti or tuokt-d; now,
dainty designs in tho coverings. at $2
ouch.
Down tlllod comforters. covered with
dainty figured French untoon, very and
You got both horo.
THE WINTER UNDERWEAR
FOR MEN. WOMEN. CHILDREN.
Underwear outfitting run he done in
thin store to your ontii‘e satisfaction.
NJVOI' has this section been in better
shape to enter to your needs.
Mon‘n medium wright. uhirts and
drnwors, port wool, white or natural
color, lope covororl ooumu. gllsaeted
and with unupondor tapes. for We the
garment.
White or naturul color. men‘s shirts
and drawers in the medium or "be-
twoen nousonn” weight; steam shrunk-
en. and guurnntood uon~shrinkablo
wool, for $1 the garment.
Mono wintor weight underwear. in
the white, natural, camel hnlr or rod
wool; stonm shrunken, tape. covered
seams, suspender tapes, and all that
goes to make up the very best values,
. t‘
to-dutu morohundioo ut lot-ls thou the cool; of' its production would be on ol"“’*i’,l
*w .. _-.-- W1” -~ ~~W I at the Norwalh l’nrk grounds, in Wil- a low days of Mr. liytuzton‘n paroutw “We.“ will be much in dmmmd. ! cm. for 53”.,” ”wk from $1 “D-
W" 9" '“‘“‘ . .ton nvonuo. M112 and Mrs. iii" (‘33 iliylugton. of Lin» Tho 10cm “mews will no kept. busyi . .
" " "‘ 1 Mrs: Thomas W. Meriwothor. of C“ “ avenue. "' ~" “i410“ 3090mm“ swing that. m-oporty.‘mmlr as signs. is'; _ ‘N? 0‘ ,
Market Da i prom...” uvonuo, bus loft. Norwulk for iodlhtslwifo and daughter. to Norwulk . not curried off or damaged. - 83 85 &Sh1n.\t0n Street.
y . a vucuiion trip to Virginia. who!“ she ye“ el‘t a). ' w w ._. . . _ ~---- .ng..." . - v-~-—~—~ w~~~=~-~~n~~~7fi
. ‘ 1 will be tho ghost of friouds for two or The Jonuoclirut Railway and lilght- 0““"g “mm” Blankets. 49L “l’
,, _. .. ,, ,.. . t . . .. .. ' , .. ,. .v. -l
. _ - ‘ " . inv'. outing tit Pillsflold on Suitu‘dn .. near the pmpully Ut’ Mlh. A. A. Wud i lioutl hiih soul out ill\lltlil(\ll.~ tm its.
tomes once a work to tho cconuuucni housekeeper. , \\ c have 1(()|‘,,.‘:.mmi ”itillv" Wood of Norwnlbk. and Mrs. W. h. Jame-s, There is ! :umunl concert and bull, and hits ro—t
bargains galore. ' l ill-“1““ in “mi" “f WW0" 5mm“ ““1" 2mg: (153m. heme“! W” m 0! “ms ' 2;.”:9“:“3:33:39Sfifilnffimn”lngrlififl.ggr3' When you are ready to consider the question of new Fall and
int; his ubuonoo. . ‘ ’ i . _‘ ‘ . " ‘,.. .L - - ' -
Home Dressed Fowl ...... 18c ound i ~~huntnpdot-him. 0' llrlon‘o 310301)“ H- Hill'i‘lmd- Silllel‘illllflllil‘l“i“‘,"f""f‘“’r' “‘ “““bllf-V' "(’llllfill Winter Underwear, .Warm Fabric Gloves, new styles in Shift
‘ ........................ p , l ‘ ' .. i B 't 1 oi the lustoru Underwear Company.{0"‘ndi‘gfmd ilunbury turns, of Dow, Waists etc we are read to discuss these sub'ects with cu
Roast Pork ............................. . ......... X4c pound 'wiiii ’3,(,l)1l:,l:::;l"h’)n iilfqtiiiijiiinghi 3:01,); crunhod tho indox flngor of his right ‘ bluryzcb” Mufryhs. oer’lt‘u‘l t fillieslt‘l'}; W, .. d yfill 11 .J h 1. Y ' d h T.
' . V . ‘ " . .. .‘ . bond at tho shop. ono (luv this wvokn .Vi‘ .m‘ps, 0 ."l‘3 ‘l' “f" ”59' “ l e are re arc t0 3 our wants m t 353 mes an t e
Small Sugar Cured Hams """""" ‘ """ ' """ " ”C pound ' ml”: mm” mm” .“w WNW.)- ‘M‘Hml' but tho injury in now doing woll. Mr. ;(h'oonwich. uud Twin City ilund. The“. I 1itie~ dp .P‘ ' lyl l '
Prime Rib Roast ............................... 1251C pound tum “r" nllor ‘lmlk m ploy “”h thom llavilund hos not born itu‘olmoilnlod “ll“ 01' march will ho from the doroi. ‘: q.ta b an prltes are partlcu ar y p easmg.
Le P t R b " 5111'! coming St‘llr‘lm- from his' dutivrt. Ito llonrv surool, to South Main. llui'i-
all 0 035‘ (no one) ---------- .. ----------- 10C Pound i Joint-o filt'lx'uy. u knight of tho road. if vou how on important llit‘l‘l' or illllli. \‘tntor, “uh-bingo”). North Mull). N. . RYAN
Fresh or Corned Plate ......................... 6C pound : “4h” foil through tho MWhmm' “m“ -. huvllu-‘tfil tti trnnsat-t or mo in doubt t WW5" Spring. Clary, litulrrmd “WNW" ,
SPECIA LTIES.
Fresh Tripe. Pigs‘ Feet, Calves‘ Brains and Tongues. Sperry
& Barnes’ Superior Sausage and Bacon.
Humid—“Market,
three wooks.
Agonl Brudloy, of Wilton, enjoyed .11
"“‘."§"", 9'"; Emil? lfijlflwiwmfiuyl filliltiii no to whom to iulrust
Hm ‘ m t "" " ‘U "g m" q ' ~11uomout of your proportios or tho not 1
well at tho. Norwnik hospital,
(his Woil. .\, Waiting, 1.. H. Dickoy.
Mr. uud Mm. t}. E. t‘lupp. W. H. Dou-
ioy, ll. H. Lupe, (it-urge 'l‘. \Vt'iit-l. S.
, ‘ .llnd how they run won't you.
(‘. Howlinud. l3. ll, Moore, how \orkzl
lug Company has complotod tho work
of building two drains in Wull strt-ot.
Tv'lih tho mun-
iiomout of your ostnlo. you will muko
no mistake. if you first will upon tho
South Norwulk Trust (Toulpuny nnd
. tulllod.
' lliiltt'l-‘thnl‘s
'l‘ho South Norwaih lt‘ifo nnd Drum?
and Music ilnll. \ :
'l‘hr silliurs of ilu- zlssossorr; will‘
soon bu t-ontludml, and all lhoso who,
in” to hand in u lint. oi‘ tiwir proporiv
will how u ponntly uf ton per cont.
Listu may i)(' l‘t‘lill‘llt‘d to til"
at tho usumsors' oilit't‘.
r.“
86 WASHINGTON ST..
Merohandise.
SOUTH NORWALK.
n. 8. Allison. (it"origo l.. Monti. A. A.
lilworthy. W. M. Millor. .l. (l. Huurhi".
M. ll, MitllOl'. l., ll. Ht'Wlii. W. H. Al-
lvu, Now York; Rolwrt N. Burroughs.
(l. L. Blot-kman has returned to his
position in Norwuik, after spending a
week‘s vacation with his parents, in
Smith's Ridge.
Mrs,“ (l 'l‘httumou. Mm. A. W. Mm» “4'me K’ [(1141111) huts. (i'lh'i““'-‘V Town Hall building. Norwnlh, :uu. wt ‘iiitillt'lttvl‘il Wm] H- i’ill‘ll‘lilélf'. F- S. .. x . . . . ..
win, Wilton. 'l'ltoiulis liuzmls, lioly- Nt'xt \i'mllwnduy. Ilu- tiI'.~.t of No- Ibo ('il)’ t‘ouuvtl linoluu, South .\ur lituui)‘. Né'W iii\\"ll2 John D. Loomis. \,..;‘3'§‘.,,?‘f;{;2;'.“35"3122’“{¢3§.3{.”2.3.2::
t'kl'. MRS-“I ii 1‘}. Wright. iiul'lfm‘d; Humor. Millw- Mi Shims" i‘ul)’. 'i'ill' \t‘nlk. it) and including Nllh‘illilt'l‘ l,».;,‘ i'ill‘lillllti. Mnino: ii‘li‘llili 1i}. \vhiit‘Ollil). “ h ‘ ‘* .
l. Alius. Youki-rs;
Shurrookt. Boston; Adolf Johnson.
til".‘t'll|)tlll, W. 'l‘. Ntll'lllllll, Brooklyn:
0. ii. Monro. Fort Edward: W. H. ldl-
.l. Honglnlui. W. U.‘
prvrodim; uizhl will ho liliiiilwv'i [1.5
This holiduy hos lwrouw uoimi lllu‘int;
the post tow yours for tho
fust. und fut-loin: way it in obsorvvd in
limit, will otilws ill'illL: nil-n from it!
to it: or lock, n. “L, und from 3 in it
o'l-lm-k. p. in. all days ol‘ tho wot-h.
tSuudnys oxovplodl. and on Suturduys
l’iltsburu: H. (‘. Ht’gl-‘iitliiilll. llrun-
l‘o‘wl: if. it. Stolson. A. M. Arrlwr, Hos-
lou: Adolf Johnson. W. F. Mitt-hell,
it‘tvonpori: H. (‘. Mm-lwnzio nod C. H.
leu'k, North Main street. Now Co-
nnon, Wednesday. ‘
Miss Mabel Gladstone. of South
Norwulk. has been visiting with Mrs.
. k ' ‘ . ' 5 list. lluffulo, .l. Mason, New ()rlouns. Norwnlk uud tho romluu (lllt‘ will pro- und on Normnbor lsi. 1905, from T Johnson, of Hartford. worn ut the Ho- 1“. 13. Wood, in Cherry street. New Ca-
32 SOUlil Mam Street COI‘. Havdand SOilth NOTWilik. f wm-o :lt tho Howl (ditto-yd. ’l‘hurodny. huhly ho on oxrwption to tho rulo. until it o'clock in tho t‘l'vlllllg. _ ' :«l (‘lil‘l'ord. yeslm‘dny, noun. for sovonnl darn the past week.
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The ’Varsity Suits, made by Hart Schafi ner 8t Marx
are the smartest; looking and smartest fitting suits brought
out, especially for young men.
In either the single or double-breasted styles you
have the wide shoulders, broad collar and lapelé, vented
backs’ and full-hip trousers which the mode sanctions, ' The
fit; is better than the average tailor can give you.
Try on a. ’Vorsity suit: one of the new oyster grays,
or a. fancy mixture, or blue or black. We won’t; have to
say anything in praise of the suit; it will speak for itself.
We are ready with Fall and Winter OVercoats. of ex-
c'éeding beauty and goodness, as Well as smart hats and
furnishings.
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