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Saturdaynnd‘ Monday of different
,“at ........
, prides. '
. that is a treat to the feet.
stout, serviceable shoes are heat for
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it
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:90 WASHINGTON 81'.
NE
28 WASHINGTON STREET.
street wear and for long walks. Many
ladies imagine a heavy shoe means a
clumsy appearing foot; not our kind.
for they are made with the same care
that is bestowed on a dress shoe, and
look better than many so-calied.
F. D. LYON '85 CO.
sou’rn 'uoawaut
one ' *4.
co.
titling on Saturday], lldulier 28;
, in placing our store before the public it is Wltll the, idea of giv—
ug‘ tilem'extra value ior’ their money. and we will have sales every
varietie’s of goods. which will al-
ays be'rtp'to the times and at prices far below their real value.
A . WE OFFER FOR THIS‘WEEK’S SPECIALTIES
Gomimtables, large size, at .....
ll ora‘ Blankets, large size, at
.............. . $I.OD each.
........... ...'..9ocpair.
..... .. 40c. goc and $1.40 each.
.VVc Will have constantly on hand a choice selections of Ladies'
‘ "kw‘ear. Ladies" and iieut's Handkerchiefs, I—losicry. lied Spreads.
Quilts, Sheets. l’illow Cases. ’l'able Covers. Couch Covers;Stamped
Goods, Pillow 'l'ops. Ribbons. Laces. 'l'ams. 'l'owcls. Aprons. Vases.
China, 'il‘ie-a-iirac and Novelties of every description. at reasonable
' A fine line of Confectionery always on hand at 10 and zoo lb.
All are cordially invited to call and inspect our goods and prices.
4 ., . Respectfully.
YALE' NOVELTY CO.
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Miss DOTHA STONE PINNEO.
Told Three True Tales at Lenox Inn
. and Met Old Friends.
The Egyptian Sphinx once broke its
long silence and spokewwbcn Bosto-
nese Emerson stood gazing into its
immobile. fa'ce and said, “you ili‘t'
another.“ The irntlrlwas significant.
If some of the old landmarks could he
Induced to. speak, what tales they
would unfold. 'l‘bc Lenox Inn broke
long silence and spoke. The ancient
dining hall! What tub-s :trc lurking
behind, its walls?
Last Friday evening a bright coin-
on. were assembled in that ancient
bill to listen to some stories. all true.
by Miss Dotha Stone I’inneo. ot'
NorWaik.. Miss Planet) is remembered
by many, for she once lived here.
Her mother. the. daughter of a clergy-
man of the Second Congregational
church, Dr. llindi'ii”'v. for many years
was one of the lively, active women
of the town. Her father conducted
successfully. a boys' school at the
lower end of Mllbauk uvcnnc. He
’Was also the author of a series of
school books extensively used in New
England.
The host of Miss Piuuco‘s friends
Who attended the entertainment. tilled
- the spacious dining hall to its capa-
. city and attested to their appreciation
by profound silence, interrupted by
. frequent applause. ”or bright, genial
. face. graceful figure and flexible voice
“ charmed all who listened. it would
be useless to attempt any outline
even, of the tales she unfolded. They
were wholca~and could not be dis-
‘ aected without detriment. 'l‘bc char-
acters depicted were original and true
to nature. The suggestion that after
the entertainment, she would be
pleased to take. her old friends by the
hand was responded to by a large
number pi'csciii.~»«'l‘hfz Greenwich
News.
MEETING OF JUDGES.
, Agnoetlng of the supreme and the
superior court. Judges Wits held at the
cmut house. in Bridgeport. at 2 o'clock
. yesterday afternoon to discuss rules
ind other matters relative to' the
’ on. There were. present. of the
,. upreme court. Chief Justice David
"Torrance, Judge Simeon E. Baldwin.
William Hannucrslt-y. it‘i‘t'dt‘t'lt'k ll.
Hall and Samuel 0. Prentice; of the
‘fiuperlor court, .luducu .l. M. 'I‘lisyer.
V'Bilu A. Robinson. Edward H. linger.
William H. (lane and Joel ll. llcml.
1 Will: in Hauosnaou, TEXAS.
’ ., HENDERSON. 'l't'xnu. Oct. 2h.~~l“irc
, lull. night wiped out an entire block
of business bounce Illlil stocks. cults-
]n r a [one of “thumb to a dozen firms.
‘T‘io institution is about iii per cent.
Wm ”u..—
, or Your Money.
I ‘An essential thing to know
,ilfll inventing a Bank Account
J mt Elbe Intuit entrusted with
t, our money and financial amiirtt
illbsoluleiy suit».
This Institution Is governed
as conservative and wise prin-
pale and that it isltnanaialty
” and safely protects do
' t s is {drawn hylte Jorge
' pills and nmuviura twain.
ct. interest Pald'
Will! of 3i.fid'ant,i_ over.
. ruled every six months.
nonhuman
was that.
a IANK epitome.
Namath, Donn.
TO HUNT DOWN SAFE-BLOWERS.
Detectives Will Try to Catch Spring-
dale Burglare.
'l‘hc l‘lnlicrton dctcctirc agency is
going to try and I'll" down the said
blowvrs who made their fourth or fifth
visit to Jeremiah Miller‘s place In
Springdalc. curly Thursday morning.
Yesterday u poshotllce inspector ar-
rived in Sprinadale to make an invcs»
ligation. lie had not figured up the
exact loss at 2 this ul‘tcrntmn. Ilc
said the government would put the
case into the hands of the Pinkerton
detective agency and the United
States secret-service officials.
The Pinkerton agency has a great
systcmdiy means oi'wltich they keep
truck of safe-blowers. By means of
their system. they follow the opera-
tlonsoi cruchsmcn throughout the
country. and gent-rally know where to
look for them at any time.
It was learned that the tools left
behind by tut» sate-blowvrs belong to
a carpenter employed by George. A.
Rogers. ’I‘hc tools were in a chest In
Mr. Rogurs'a shop In Elm street. near
the railroad. 'l‘hc tramps got Into the
shop. knocked off the fasteningn of
the tool chest and picked out what
they wanted. 'l‘hls circumstance
would tend to show that they Wi‘i't
in Stamford city before the burglary,
It Is recalled that on the occasion of
a previous sui‘cvblowlng at the. Miller
place, the cracksmcn got their tools
froin this name shop.
There was a story out that the sait‘
blowers left a note pinned on a road
ter in the store, in which they coili-
pllmcntud Mr. Miller on the duality
of the cigars he kept in stock. Mr
Miller said he knew nothing about u
notr- of this kind.
BUCKINGHAMwCULLEN.
Saugatuck Young Man and New York
Lady Wedded.
Henry Buckingham, of Saugatnck.
and Mil-ta Alice Elizabeth Cullen, of
New York, were united In marriage
at. Calvary Baptist Church In that city
by the Rev. R. S. McArthur. D.l).. on
Sunday evening. October Iii. After a
brief visit to points oi interest In the
South they returned to Saugntuck.
where a newly furnished home was
waiting for them. Mr. Buckingham
In E. II. (ioriunn'a loading decorator
illlii paper hanger. The. happy cou-
ple, are receiving the congratulations
of a wide circle of friends.
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BOYS LIKE MR. LARKIN.
New High School Teacher Gives Cen-
ter H. 8. Football Team
instruction.
.I. it. Laricln, who has been ctmagcd
on teacher at the Norwnlk High
School. located at the Center School.
was Introdncwi to the pupils yester-
tlay llIlll will begin actual teacliinli
Monday. Mr. Iatrkln. who Is apetuub
let in the teaching of science. lit a
graduate of Amherst College. anti has
already inuratlatml himself tutu the
hearts of lite boys oi the blah school.
Iii he aiuriml in in give. their football
team Instructions ,vuitiurtiuy afternoon
iii the close of the school.
Mr. iatrkiti was center on his college
team. lie was an Amherst ilittu luau.
SWEDISH CABINET REBIGNB.
STOCKHOLM. kudcu. October 28.
*mi! cabinet has resigned, I-icwnu
‘ilntl .aolely wi the object or can
it Inn dot the dil lutlun,of theI union
with Norway. iiiitl having tlnlshod Ila
task the ministry retires to make way
for new ministorlt who will be better
able to deal with pending uwtutures.
such itti electoral reform, industrial
labor arbitration, customs tariffs and
commercial treaties.
M
THURODAY IVINING JUVENILE
WHIOT
'I‘he Thursday Evdning Juvenile
Whist met with Mabel Spear, vice-
pmtttlent In 'l‘ayior avenue. The next
Finding eti’brtlone . DWemsn's body
on
Being investigated. ' ‘
«BOSTON, October 28.-——No further
developments in ihol famous “stilt:
case" mystery, interest in which was
revived by finding another suit easel
containing it wouldn't arms and legs
in the Charles River yesterday; had 00- .
curred this forenoou‘. according to
statements made at police headquar-
ters. The police planned to search
the river to-day near the spot where
the suit case was found yesteiiday. in
the hope of finding some trace of the
dead woman's head; which is. soil
missing. The threat rings found on
one of the hands recovered yesterday,
one a chased gold ring. one containing
an opal and the third obntainlng what
was believed to be it" Imitation gar-
net. were held by thelpolico today and
every effort was made to trace any
clue by which they might lead to the
identification of the victim of the trag-
edy. The only thing thus far learned
in connection with the. rings In that In
all probability the chased ring, '. 'c'ir-
ing the stamped‘monogram "it. ll.
was sold by llointzf Brothers, jewel—
era. of Buffalo, N. Y.. to some retail-
er, and that It was probably manufac-
tured by Ostly and Barton. of Provi-
dence. The latter fact was made
known in a message to the police from
E. C. Outley, of the; firm, which said
that a ring of the description of the
one bearing the monogram. with oth-
ers had been made by his firm for
Helnia Brothers.
-.—— ..._—.
O'BRIEN KNOCKS OUT KAUFMANI‘.
—,._.——
Veteran of Two Hundred Fights
Went Seventeen Bound: to Do It.
SA-N FRANCISCO. October 28.~—-It .
took-Jack O‘Brien, a veteran of two ;
hundred tights. seventeen rounds last I
night. to knock out Al Knuimaun, who I
fought his second battle as a probe I
sionai. Kaufmann took a beating such .
as has seldom been suffered in thci
history of Sun lt‘randlsco fights. Kauf‘
menu. a husky l9 your old boy. who Ir
credited with a punch. could not land
on the shitty man from Philadelphth
O'Brlcn's sldestcpplug. ducking and
geiicrhl footwork was a marvelous ox- .
hibltlon of skill. Kauimann, with all
his sircncth. could only land a n or
sion blow that never hit a Viiil‘ Midi.
O'Brien. cool and emf-possessed; dude t
ed in anti out, hitting the youngster
almost at will, [daily In the. ' fighl ;
Kantinnnn's left eye was ('lOHHl and
his nose commenced to bleed. In spite
of the terrible puuialnn't-nt adminis-
tered to him. the boy kept after his
experienced adversary and on severa
occasions rallied and fought back in
a manner lbal brought the spectators
to their feet. In liit‘ seventeenth
round a succession of left hand punch
as to the jaw staggered Kaufmauu
and then ()‘Bricnpul over a tight
cross to the jaw and the California
boy fell to the mat, his head striking:
with great force.
Kant‘maun. who Is a graduate of the
Olympic Athletic Club. where ht'
fought a number of battles as an um
atcnr and resigned when he became a
professional. was a bot favorite RI
odds of In to ti. ’l‘hc lophcuvlncss oi
the odds. however. was influenced t.
great deal by sentiment and not by
the actual chances of the two routes
lllliit‘.
MARA is IMPROVJNG.
Is Now Rational Much of the Time
and Talks With His Friends.
James mura. the young trolley con-
ductor. who went violently Insane so
suddenly last Saturday night In so
much better today that the physicians
In charge of the ttnsc are very much
encouraged over the cane, Mara is
now rational a large portion of the
time and recognizes friends who call
and talks familiarly with them.
The lnsunc periods recuv but be is
now in such a good condition an to
warrant the hope that he will shortly
recover his right .llllilil permanently.
MR. LYNES PLEASED WITH BOAT.
Pix-Selectman Samuel Lyrics Is very
well pleased with his recent purchase.
of the fifty foot schooner yacht "hy-
dla." which Is lltlliliz Inspected by a
large number of Mr, Lynea' friends. at
her present berth In the upper harbor,
The vessel la u very connnodlouu one
in every respect and was evidently dc.-
slgncil with an eye to comfort. The
“Lydia" will shortly be hauled out at
the lower end of Smith street. for the
winter. ileforc being placed ill com
mission next spring. Mr. Lyons wiii
have her thoroughly overhauled and
may install a guabllnc engine for aux
Iliary powur.
LICENSE FOR PLAY HEVOKED.
NEW HAVEN“ October 28.«'l‘hu Ii
venue for the nmductlou of llcruurtl
Shaw's play, "Mrs. Warren’s I’roics
atoll" at the llyiwriou 'l‘hcutrc. war
John I’. iiiudlcy. The piece was xii"
on Ila premiere pcrl’oruuuicc ili'l'l' last
night and was to have been presented
again this attention and tonight.
Mayor i-ltutlluy tid not attend last
night’s pcrim'tuuire. but said he had
received from titration Iu whose Judge
mcut he plat-ml}onildcnrc. complaints
that the play Wis iinlil lor bronchia-
tion on the urotud of Intlcccucy.
W.—u.~.¢...—.~
TO BEGIN DRILL SEASON.
The local mill urv companion will
mum begin the winter tlrilt sermon.
(‘loinpuuy I) will hold iili first drill oi
the new military. year next Wednesday
evening, Novcmler let. A smoker win
he held on the liable night. Company
F will begin drilling the following
Tuesday night, i
.-MW-M-
COULD, NOT OPIN BANK VAULT.
naonusrowrt. Ind. on. zs.~—A
doaon burglars,iinauceasui‘uliy tried to
open with tiyau lite the. vault In the
New National limit early today. They
obtained «overall hundred dollars from
it till. but an operator in lhtl‘ieiophtmt‘.
exchange nave In nlarm. summoning
citizens. who drive the robbers away
after an exchaaite of shots before the
safe was broken open.
FIHI lN «COAL COLLIERY.
MAHANOY Gl'I'Y. Pm, October .a.
”Fire broke out today in the Turkey
Run Colliery or the Philadelphia and
Reading Coal that iron Company and
is burning fiercely. All the fire hose
on, mine formula and superintendents
meeting will be held with Ian Oliver,
In ‘l‘avlm- avenue. Refreshments tvere
served during the evening.
‘ lag mine. I
eion. leave. to file
‘ Judgment.
3 ulna IleWeerdt. ct
‘ Ennncns, leave to file substituted an-
t" ftymnn Hoyt‘a Sous oil: (to. vs. Hugg-
Physielans pronounce drunken-
ness a disease of the nervous aye.
tent. No""wlli’ power” cin heal
the stomach membranes which
have been bur-obit and scared by
alcohol. .
l .: , . '> ‘ _/
y and Beer Habit
ORRINE rer‘ndv'es the craving for liquor
by action' directly on the eflected nerves.
. restoring the Itomeeli and digestive organs
to normal condition, improving the. ap-
polite and restoring the health. No Ian-
tarinm treatment or publicity.
To cure without polleni'n knowledge, bu
ORRINE No. li‘for voluntary tmtneni’l
buy ORRINE No. 2. Price fl per box.
Cure Bffected or Money Refunded
A registered guarantee In each box. Book
on “Drunkennem” (sealed) trialled free on
nest. All correspondence confidential.
l? dih‘lrtiih its“? "limit ”if"?
y . no. as n .
C..onoidby ' ' ‘ ' 31
c. r. zstrruss. ‘
South Nerwaik, Conn.
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COMMON PLEAS COURT.
Numerous Motions on the Short Cal-
endar Disposed of.
In the court of common pleas you
torday these motions were thus dis-
posed of in, abort“,dalendar:
Charles E, Grigga. vs. .I. R.
substituted
.lohn-
conr
plnlnt. denied.
Burr & Knapp
tiurnes. foreclosure was ranted.
.ludgmeni.‘fll7.3ii; first Mon by In
January next was set as day to re-
«let-m.
Anderson & Co. vs. Bridgeport Stee-
plechase (30.. answer in two weeks or
vs. Charles E.
The. Form 8: Mort-house (lo. va. lio-
als., defendant's
motion to cite In parties defendant
was denied.
angelinc Williamson vs.
John W.
swor was aIIUch.
son bros, et. al., motion for leave to
file answer was denied.
John R. Curnyn vs. Ellen McGovern,
disclosure of defense ordered w....in
a week or judgment will be allowed.
Julius 'I‘eainy vs. The Moxie Nerve
Food (30., a motion for leave to tile
amendment to t‘illllplillllt was ullowul.
Defendant's deninrrer was heard
in the cases of Otto I‘. Zellfuss vs.
Maxwell Slade. and Velvencrry Button
vs. Caroline M. llutton.
The coalition pleas civil court. yes-
terday assigned the following cases
for the trial at next week:
Tuesday. It) Iinfi~Scth K. Humph-
rey ya. William It'll). Iniekwood.
'l‘hursdayw-Georgi- McDermolt vs.
Frank C Gerard: Jacob Fried & (‘0.
vs. Stephen Luckucs ct. at: The Jack-
sou Stone (‘0. vs. William ll. Smith.
GENERAL DRAGOMIROFF DEAD.
LONDON, October lid—«A illnllatcil
to a news agency from St. l’eteerlll‘K
says that. General l‘iragotuiroil. former-
ly governor-matcrul ot‘ chfi. anti :1
number oi the council oi stun.- and I1
hero at the Turkish War. died today
on his estate near Kouoiop.
A fourteen pound son was born this
morning to Mr. and Mrs. Gustave. idol-
.ler, of Clinton avenue. Norwalk.
WI. DOUGLAS
‘ $2.50. .5100. 53.50
SHQES
GEO. KEELER’S
159 Washington St., So. Norwalk.
new rater mum:
150
FOR SA TURD‘ Y
Fly Away Birdie to Heaven.
Itihus. K, llarria latest.)
Have You Seen Henry Brown?
My irllb Molly O.
The Courier (new march).
Sympathy. ,.
and many others.
Come and hear them played Satur-
day evening by Prof. Clone.
WM. A. BRIGGERMAN'S
MUIlc arena.
Donovan Iieeit. 134 Washington It.
“out for Ore-cent Laundry.
THE MAN OF THE HOUR
is the Coal Man. Every chilly
gust carries conviction that Coal
is a good thing and the Coal Man
a friend in need.
Better have a good supply In
your bin before the showtime.
Our can a the real thing.
he has loath
12% cents. fl»? 7 a.
I
pearance.
Housemrnishing
Department.........L
Winter
"at. .
vauo'p’rr waxsriivos—ciain colorpfbr waists.= 1259c? .7 ~
cmpnpmaa Choruwm all the iigiitnliades. 10a? , , . . ,.
noun cwrn-M;.whist.a. n he handsome cloth. good patter-as. .izfuc. ,
AMOSKEn‘GIOU’I‘iNOS-b—Best quality, all the newest animals and checks, tile.
The Spooning oi illiiltlndla' of Dress‘Goods has become a necessity.
Installed the New l)upldijroceas. With this Improved machine we are able to aponge any. kIatLoi goods. eith-
er silk, wool or cotton. This process of steam sponglng gives new life to the goods and odds much to their ap-
The price of‘flhlsghigh grade ' ‘
‘ 8 in. Jardlnieres.
8% in. Jardiuiores,
9 in. Jardinleres,
10 in. Jardlnieres.
7 inch Fern Dishes.
8 in. Fern Dishes.
l» -.».
Within the past week we have received our entire new under Fall Wash Goods. Out. stock is now com-
plete and gm ask your inspection. The goods, are all i V l I
"ARNOLD WORSTED S‘UlTING~—-27 li‘ibli‘iliifihey
MO 7‘ , TE FLANNELS—ln all the fancy
. ,. . .
rash and new; Early purchasers have the advantage.
, have erbry‘ii‘ppearati‘h‘eygijal¢l,.v,wool, lfieper yard.
fleets‘aa'well as the latest 'Ll‘ttpaneso and Persian designs.
a .,,-. ,. y, f . ~ ._ H...” .. '.
I“ i i l ‘i ‘ . a
Spotless Steam Spongmg. , x
In order tomcat. this demand we have
work In only be per yard. .. . 3.}, .r '
39c Parlor Brooms. =3 the
title Whisk Brooms. tic
‘ifio Hand Lamptponiplete, 19c
.1ch Lantern Globes. . be
, ‘ title Paper Lamp Shades. 3c
35% 60 it. ClotheexLiueI, tic
TRISTRAM a HYATT, NonwaLK.
\i
peas.
“in .
ELEVATED [TRAINS in 'oOLLtsioN
One Siaiied‘by BIowImaOut of Fuse
and Other Crashed Into It.
BOSTON. Oct. 28.—~'I‘wo elevator!
trains were in collision In the subway
near the Park street. station just be-
forc noon‘ today. One. was stalled by
the blowing out of a fuse. and another
dashed Into It from the rear. Iiotli
trains were, crowned and a. number of
passengers are said to have been in-
in‘red, but none seriously. It is report.-
ct.
‘AII subway traffic was immediately
suspended. anti the. entrances being
closed it was difficult to get details.
PRESIDENT AGAINST DISCRIMINA-
TION.
WASHINGTON. Oct. 2S.——~The pres-
dent has determined to do all that he
can to break up the growing practice
of discrimination in public places of
amusement and public resorts and ho-
tels against the blue jackets and sold
Iers. Secretary lionupart's action
yesterday In t‘liamlaslng truth the civil
service with a scathing rebuke an em-
pioyce in the Norfolk uuvy yard, who
refused to shelter a petty ofllecr oi”
the navy because he wore sailor's
clothing. is an Indication of the execu
ilvc purpose.
If *
You ‘
Ilave' Never item
The r'WflsilillfliOII" C0.
ready-towear clothes. it surely
Isn't because they are not good
enough. or because you can get
better ones.
It‘s because. you don‘t know
them.
A great many of the best
dressed ntcu yvcar them in pref-
erence to any other readyvttr
wear kind.
Stills $l5 to $22.
Aftor all. the most convincing
way Is for you to see the clothes.
“The stortrhatgica Them his..."
m
Crepe Paper ,Deooratedvby the R011 7o
Leather Music’Rolls, each' -i - 24c
Writing‘Psper. by. 111163032
Box Files
15 Comic Cards ' '-i i -
6 Souvenir Cards - . .
Open Monday, Wednesday and
Saturday Evenings.
[ISH’H llllli.
TAILOR.
CLOTHIER,
IIA'I‘TER.
FURNISHER.
86 Washinlton BL. 80. Nowell.
4-hour mt ’ pact."
muons 001—4.
of the Gilbertsoh and St. Nicholas dis-
tricts have been ordered to’the burn-
“Willi SllIiElllll m"
'- in its: ,
Postal Card Albums - -
34c
Dolls
w
At
u
t.
‘l
2c: - 3c - 5c-10c.- 28c
eison’s 3
i'sefld'fm'ie staffing;
var m lesion. that ran. ”worm min rat'mem
D . _, ,
i RAN GES.
BECAUSEthey respond quickly to every wish of they
cook and have all of the modem points of construction
wPerfeot Damper. choice oi‘ Grates gully Interchsn e.-
nble), large Broiler Door-pierce As
Nickel Parts. perfectly operating'ldub Ovlin Indicator;
. f .as well asmany other distinctive features
~ which belong to the me alone. giving them
the well-earned name of being the
‘ CMIIIIO 88800" US! All! Will!"
Pan. remove Ie
lllfllll'fl’ 0310‘ at our MADE-
. "itamow .
A. . COLLINS
OMPAENY
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