v
For Norwallt, and vicinity: ._ Fair to-
night and malty. winner ii’ridai'.
The area of high pressure that was
over. the. . southwestern sections yester-
day morning has moved eastward and
is w tral oi the slid to Atlptn
magenta?“ [it la‘ggrxodnbiii‘g‘c‘ ' I. plow
lam: Weathbr baitibt‘the Mississippi
River. "An area of low pressure is
central ,thls morning over Northern
Minnesota. This disturbance at pre-
sent Is producing very little precipita-
tion. Conditions favor for this vi-
cinity ,fair weather and not much,
chdhge‘in temperature. ‘ -
. Louis Cause. of New York state. was
a Visitor in town yesterday.
Olive 'iirtl'n'c'li Lodge, No.19. Knights
of'Fythias, will meet as usual this ev-
ening. .
~—Don't forget the Eagles‘ Bali, Mu-
sic’ Hall, November 3rd.
J. W. Dodge calls the housekeepers”
attention to his specials this week.
Read the ad. '
Washington Camp, No. 11. Patriotic
Order of the Sons of America. will
meet this evening.
ldnc'oln Council. No. . 4, Order of
United American Mechanics, will meet
as usual to-morsow night.
Mrs. Mabel Nash and children. of
Boston. are visiting Mrs. Jennie 1..
Nash, of Bayview avenue.
CaptaiwDucross calls your attention
to his ‘ad. in this issue. He offers
you everything in the fish line.
Miss lnex Taimadge of 800”] Nor—
wag. made a brief visit with Mrs. R.
0. ennett. in Georgetown, last week.
~—Don't forget the Polishers & Buf-
fers‘ ball, November 6. at Music Hall.
how’s Orchestra.
The Friday Afternoon Club will hold
its regular meeting on November 3rd,
with Miss Julita Hatch, 60 West ave-
nue.
-Atiend the Flower Club Hail‘owe‘-
en Fete. at the South Norwalk Corr
gregatlonai - Church to-morrow night.
Home-made cake, candy and pop corn
for sale.
The Ferris Coal Company has been
awarded the contract for supplying the
Norwalk Hospital with coal for the en-
suing year. '
Mush. HuGolden left this._,mornipg
for a viblt In Rochester. where she will
be the guest of the Rev. Paul Moore
Strayer.
—-Beautiful Decorations at Eagles'
Bull, Music Hall. November 3d.
Eureka. Rebekah Lodge will hold a
regular meeting Friday evening at 8
o'clock In Odd Fellows Hall. Washing-
ton street.
There will be a rehearsal of the de-
gree team for the Past Grand's night,
at Butler Lodge rooms tonight. at 8
o'clock sharp.
The Ferris Coal Company is dis
charging a cargo of coal at Rownytou
for the use of the Standard Oyster
Company‘s liteamers.
Marcus 0. Hits and family have
secured apartment at Mrs. Jcssup's. 78
West avenue. and export to reside in
South Norwuik this winter,
Washington Camp. No. ll. Patriotic
Order of the Sons of America, will
hold a regular meeting this evening at
8 o'clock. followed by an oyster sup-
per.
Eureka Rebekah Lodge. No. 42. I.
0. 0. R. will hold a regular meeting
on Friday evening, when, the degree
will be conferred on a number of can-
didates.
John Donkena. of Danbury. the reels.
brated baritone, and John Dove, one
of the top liners in Hi Henry‘s min-
strels, spent several hours with local
friends yesterday. .
~Orand Electric Display at Eagles'
Bail. November 3d.
Al. Dickerman a Son are clearing up
stock to make room for the holiday
goods. There are inioresilng Items in
floor coverings at reduced prices In
the ad. today. Read it. ‘
iloorgc ill. Rinloy. oI‘ the liliortrlc Va-
hiclo Company, Hartford. it In town,
making arrangements for lho handling
of Columbia cars In tho Norwaiks dur-
ing the'soasonof 1m. ‘
"What Business Men Regard as a
Young" Man's Ilroatsat~ 'l‘otnplation"
will be (bushland stills first Metho-
dist Church next Sunday evening In
the series of sermons to young mam
A copy of the report of the hoard of
‘indy minim of the Louisiana «Pur-
chase exposition. has been presented
to the stats library hymn. Merger.
atta Manning. Nutrient of the .bonrd.
A total meeting of all the commit»
toss front all the societies of the First
Methodist , Episcopal Church on the
purchase affliction song book. will
{neat this, evening after prayer meet-
IIS. ' ” 1 .
W
ALL 'flflfl WEEK.
sushi. SUGAR cuano anus
sanity sits.
in
out he pet electric. systems
the ow Y
out" lt omens
tramp.
tom :1
MW
claims orchid
may be possible to utilize
91a. Moos!
. m atoll ,
of rdlroad traffic.
i .
“n.
Dm C
road. caste
ligands!!!
selvol is . necessary for the loperation
of th gasoline. motors. whereastho
Central road itself Is now
‘e‘ctrlfl, ing its approaches to the Grand
that ,u. will cost so. Mann's road
sometihinglike that figure before his
entire system has been fitted out with
electr, city. . . ,
it v ould be a matter of genuine sur-
shoull be found that gasoline and not
electr city should be found to be run-
ning the railroad motor of the future,
after all. ,
Al DIC‘AOTROUB CALAMITY.
it ill a disastrousoaiamity. when you
lose your health, Declinedindigcstlon
and cpnstipatldnwhave happen it away.
Prompt relief ban be had/in Dr. King's
New Iiife Pills; ‘ They build up your
digestive organs. and cure headache.
dizziness. code, voonstiptttion. etc.
Guaranteed at Kit. Batters South
Norwnlk. audit}. PJ,'Wesd.'s. Norwalk.
drug stores; ages, ’. ,1!
JUDGE PERRY WINS oohTENTION
Demurrer to ,Complnintofllliis 8. Pep-
per, Rccbivor‘bf th’n‘Def'u'rict Na-
tional Oink. Siguiflifid-
ln ,the suit for 81,.000 damages
brought by miles... Peppérhrecelver ol’
the Slouthp’ori’. National Bani? against
Judge John H.'Pert‘y. of Soutliport, ad-
ministrator of the estate of the late
Burr lPerry, Judge George W.,Wheelcr
yesterday handed down a decision sus-
mining the defendant‘s ncinurrer to
the complaint.
The suit. is one of the very numer~
oua lotions in the superior court
brought to untangle the bank from
the condition It was left in by its de-
frauding cashier, Oliver '1‘. Sherwood.
now in state's prison.
in the complaint it is alleged that
Sherwood was administrator of the
estate, and that he overdrew ,rom the
bank to the extent of 38.939. 8. oat‘en-
sibly in favor of the estate but real-
ly put the money, in his own pocket.
Subsequently. Judge Perry was ap-
pointed administrator of the estate.
and tile bank‘s receiver in the suit.
calls upon him for the money which
Sherwood drew when administrator.
The defense entered a demurrer to
the complaint, and this was argued
last li‘riday before Judge Wheeler.
Canfiqud a Judson appeared for the
plaintff and Hall 8: Hill for the de-
fendant. ‘
A LIQUID COLD atlas.
A Glough Syrup which drives a cold
out of. the system b yacting as a cath-
artic pa the bowels Ia offered in Ken‘
nedy‘el Laxative Honey and Tar.
Ciaartl the throat. strengthens the
lungsmnd bronchial tubes. The moth-
er's friend and the children's favorite.
Best liar Group, Whooping-Cough. etc.
A liquid cold cure anti the only Cough
Syrup which moves the bowels and
works all cold out of the system. Sold
by The Clifford Pharmacy. "
wsNI
as WEI as to the general public, it it
1.,"
‘A MILE IN TWO MINUTIC.
Mil? Pills" Tenn. November 2:“
Dan etch attempted to beat Star
Pbintl r's pacing recorder hardwoo-
out al wind shield at the local track
yestei age ”Nib Meek 'Dll‘lflt, ,
panic y two runners, negotia e
the lie in two minutes -at. .
{which may
in
--~move«
greats“
, ‘induoe
blurb. Newh
‘oonn .
so” llama. Brilliance m willfully 1),.
rule 13 l .
fit.“ at tag-iota or hormotflamer and counter
at this city.
hid.“
n as
o of both’ rick. Madam , tor
, in. a , l and the New
Haven road‘iiinhli‘y” rs being "triedl‘vs- Frank
.~li.lerrIman 0:, Hub“
the it out Emilia ma .lor some of his, “ll ,V,
, branth railroads, for local or short“ 10"
,. hilt they will do with longer,
mig- s ‘ , ‘
revolutii’yn‘ in the, matter judgment;
e‘blant.‘ e cept‘tile moto’r car‘s them». Go" V9- ”05890” 3'0” I“ at.
noarll forty millions of‘doilars in ela foreclosure;
Comm 1 depot.,,and..it is quite likely}
prise ltorailroad man here In the east.
m.
marrow in :fo Mitt in, and
, Mil be heard Iiiiltho ambit Ghanaian
pillar. on the short.~'oiliontlsrt {doll ~
Keogh vszy’t'ha Normal “Hunter 0
tor leaves!) ills amen answer;
is
strike
stun laintiti's“ motion“ “.150
Minimalist-ace s. il‘airoblid vs. *Wil»
lists: a, itera- talisman for want .0!
l answer: Mauricefl'DOnovan vs. Petr
, , ,laave,,t%.nle
"complaint; D.’ c. Hall ’ Co.
ll amended
tion.
In which ‘
fly a, Son ,1 r leave to tile
tit. ted’cbinplanti 3t 'Brosty et‘
Ililath Bl.’ hem son. ih‘ttvtlon
'for'ptoaec tiont’flart tie ills
_ Seth Waiter. momma for
want of heavier to amended . ll of
Black its
lbrl‘ggi'do‘ what“ is' particulars: rhesus J. Banks,_ 9. The
i with crude oil, it. Connecpgut, Bali-WW flulhi‘l g 00..
‘such oil in for permission
, and“ this would mean a cmnlnint: HLC‘JH.‘ Raiders vs. H. P
is correct data of
Leonardo ,ninisro vs.
Welgand, et aim plainti ’s motion for
. if I r. Harriman finds that the gaso‘ Hartman “Brewing Cop. iildlmeni (0r
otor car inadequate and score. WEN 0! answer: A. H. Lav lie vs.
,‘ no that he‘is'im‘metiiatoiy to Charles 1“. Triatram. at ur.. in meat
smut y n ’iipon home portions 011113" for want of answer; Jacob Moist: vs.
railwgy ~gygtemg may. John Robstock 6'. IL, judgment: for
Reset it. as addition to want of answer: layman Hart's Son at
for
leave to this notice of ”defense; Mun
till E. Wood vs, The Regent. .Lynch ti:
”finding; Swayzo‘Co. .dlulopure, of, defense or
Elisabeth ,Lavery‘ vs.
.Edward Lavery,‘tnotion for further
bonds for proacoutiontfliate ex rel.
Elisabeth Lavery vs...Hugh Lavery at
‘al.. motion' for, further bonds for
lprosecntion; Jane L. Taylor vs. John
J. Konhoupt at ux,. motion to makp
defen ant's bill of particulars more
speci c: Juiius Tesin‘y vs. The‘Moxio
Not-vb Food 00., plaintiff's motion to
put case on Jury docket; John R.
Peck vs. The N. Y.. N.",H. e H. R. E.
00.. defendant's denim-rel. and de-
fendant's motion to erase from the
docket; John Keogh vs. The Edward
. Hunter (30., plaintiff's motion to strike
out; Gustave A. Mayer st ux. vs. H.
Seizer. plaintiff’s demurrer: Ksanery
Januszkiswlcs vs. Fraternal Aid So-
ciety of St. Stanisoiaus; defendant’s
demurrer; Harold Chichestcr vs. El~
lcn Mclihoney, plaintiff’s demurrer:
Hannah E. Wilson vs. Atuml L. Wes-
:sells ct als.. defendant’s demurrer.
«I uMAN's 'uNasAsoaasLsnese
lis often as great as woman's. llut
"l‘hos. 8. Austin, Mgr. at the "Repub-
llican.{' of Leavenworth, kid. was not
.unreasonable, when he refused to al.
low the doctors to operate on his wife
for female trouble, "instead,” he says.
”we concluded to try Electric Bitters.
.My,‘ wife was then so sick she could
l hardly leave her bed, and five (5) phy-
1810”.“ had failed to relieve her. At-
1ter taking Electric Bitters. she was
:perfectiy cured. and can now perform
sail her household duties." Guaranteed
' y F. H. Baxter. South Norwalk, and
E. P. chd. Not-walk, druggists. prise
50c. '
VICE PRES, TODD BEGINS VACA-
TION. .
3.4—..—
Hls Venr'a Outing With Pay for the
Benefit of His Health Began
Yesterday Morning.
Percy R. Todd. first viccmresidcnt
of the New York, New Her -n and
Hartford Railroad. ill. 12:0l o'clock
yesterday began the vacation fora
your, which was vouchaafed him by
the railroad some days ago. The
road says he goes for his health. ills
friends say he is in robust. health.
Mr. Todd is understood to have
been drawing a salary of 330.000, and
it. Is also understood that this salary
will he. continued for the next twelve
. months.
Just who Is performing the duties
which he has had in charge since Mr.
Mellon allowed him to give up tho
operation of,the railroad system. has
not as yet been announced.
it is’posslble that Assistant to the
President Byrnes. who was recently
brought to New Haven from Boston
may take a hand In handling some of
the matters which were formerly laid
on Mr. Todd‘s table.
STOP THAT COLD
or it may result ‘In Pneumonia. lira-
I ziiian Balm ls breaking up colds when-
ever tried, almont without exception.
10, 25, 50c and $1.00 bottles. 'l‘he Clif-
ford, Baxter‘s and Plaisted’s. "
8T. LOUIE BOX FACTORY BURNED
ST. LOUIS. ,Mo.. Nov. 2.——Tho Co-
lumbia Box Factory at Nineteenth and
«North Market streets, was destroyed
by lire early iodnll.
dim .4 at i 5.000.
.45.: in ‘l:
w ~—
Do not take chances on it would: away or expert
leave the bronchial tubes and lungs
POM”? ”W“: §.C?sumpti
. nudged“...
"servicemen
“glassware..."i... .....
”Gilead .Ilil. ”was
‘ silo ,‘dadm
The loss In os-.
, , the “reduction at,
Hoyt's baptist estertlay, and We».
packed “libitbe , ttbatad to the penny:
and «of marvellous“ ro and,
Almost the entire serial-instinct
was new and most or the changes still»
all to thsfironltellon- The first part.
(it arr‘s col'net. solos were
a pleasing feature, j was especially
good. the ace ‘beautltulfithe coa-
tumes new ’ t and the music
assailants ‘ d Night was
in “a perfect
, Were all in.
good voice and are obliged to rear
pond to repeated ehopres. The danc-
Ing and ’singlhgnb’rnedians Were high-‘
1 pleasing.
want .One is the attraction;
auto y nits . it and evening The
Runaway Bot "has" Monday night The
,fiockyiritoad to , blin. ’
A sham; been snow.
As a usual thing, the advance read-
Ing matter "con thing coming attrscw
tions iaso misi ng, so exaggerated.
that the average ‘ or is at a less to
make any; reasonabo, discrimination.
Every show that‘s cooling. is the host
that however ‘hebn altered. notice, in
announcing the appearance at, Hoyt's
Theatre . toill iii.“ ,‘of Not Goodwin's
great play, .u on We Were Twenty»
One.” the management. will in this in-
stance; refrain from, publishing an
very glowing accounts of this well-
known success, as the impression
made by this attraction when last
seen herolwns very emphatic. so ever-
lasti that all that really‘can be said
is " anybody.” The company goes '
from .here, to the West to fill importl
ant gagem‘ents in the larger cities.
THE LATEST COMEDY DRAMA A
. NOTABDE SUCCESS.
Barney OllmOre, the natural singing
Irish actor as Bob Daley iii "A Rocky
Rond‘to Dublin." by Daniel 11. Hart.
author of "The Parish Priest” and
other successes will be the offering at
Hoyt's Theatre, Monday. November 6.
No other dramatist who has ever writ-j
ten for the American stage, has quitoz.‘
shown the knowledgeot thatpeculiari
type that lies on the other side of the?
footlights that Mr. Hart does. partic-:
ularly in “A Rocky Road to Dublin";
The. lines are brilliant, and most of
them have a heart. eating quality that
lives long after one has witnessed the
performance. The play is beautiful-
ly mounted and acted throughout. A
strong i’uaturc is Barney Ciltnorc‘s
harp solos and new songs and dances.
HOYT'S THEATRE ATTRACTION.
When "A Runaway Boy" is present-
ed here with young Joseph Santley.
America‘s greatest boy actor. in the
leading part, theatre-goers who enjoyi
a melodramatic production, should not
fail to see iiui Reid’s latest effort. for
It is a play with a concise story. strik~
lug situations. climaxes of great dra-
matic Intensity, n very elaborate pro,
ductiou from a scenic standpoint. and;
an extrennxly well balanced compuny'
of players. "A Runaway Boy' is to
he presented at. Hoyt's Theatre, Satur-
duy, November 4, matinee and night.
more a IA
For WW1 chum
in“ find You‘iltio‘ Ilium Mill
81:12:61};
/
LOOK ON THE CALENDAR.
Once in a while. you hour sonic one
questioning as to whether Thanksgiw
lug Day is on the fourth Thursday in
November. or on the last Thursday ii’
there happen to be. fire in the mnulh.
Tho last. Thursday in November is the
day named for many years In the an-
nual proclamation of Presidents and
Governors.
Do not be deceived by couniorfeits
when you buy Witch Hazel Salve. The
name of E. C. DcWitt & Co, is on
ovary box of the genuine. Piles in
their worst form will soon pass away
if you will apply DcWitt's Witch Ha-
zel Saivd night and morning. Best
for Cats. Burns. Bulls, Totter. lilczctnn.
etc. Sold by The Clifford Phar‘
mucy. "
INVESTIGATING POLITICAL COR-
RUPTION.
WASIHNG'I‘ON. November 2.-~(llvii
Sorvico Commissioner Cooley loft
rmtierday for Philadelphia to Investi-
gate charges, that political nanose-
, , . . Professor .3 HI
it. celebrated min- '
ohi ht’ When We Worst.
mr Says ‘ People Are
Not firstly to Receive Freedom.
CHIC Ob. Nov. 2.-’~—i’rof.,‘ Samuel
Northrup, Harper. , bf the University of
one __ son “of Dr. w. a. Harper. was '
moonlit-“returned from a the years”
study at the conditions in Russians-
libve‘s that thefts-slap people are not
entirely ready ‘to’ receive the freedom
which the emperor has grunts . ~ Ho
declares that the reforms from neces-
sity will come only gradually, and I
that many of the subjects of the Rus-
sidanfoinperor still will be discontent-
e ‘ ‘ n t
”Russia has received." he said. “the
promise she has been clamoring for
these last years, a voice in the gov-
ernment. of the country and'n civic
Iberty based on the real Invlolaility
of person. freedom of conscience.l
speech. union and association.
"But even this accession to the de-
mands of the'peopie has not and can-l
not immediately quiet theagitation and
unrest, which have assumed such on-
ornimts proportions these last Weeks.
For this state of general discontentis
the result of long years or an auto-
cratic regime. and this sudden free-
dom from despotic surveillance, even
over the private life of the individual.
tnust be degraded into “sense. It
may be necessary to resort to force to
protect property and life before itus-
sin has learned to mlapt itself to‘ this
new state of affairs."
.—...
A RELIABLE REMEDY FOR CROUP
With the dry, cold weather of the
early winter months, parents of crew
by children should be on the alert for
ominous symptoms. There is no
cause for anxiety when Chamberlain‘s
Cough Remedy is kept in the home.
if this medicine is given as soon as
the child becomes hoarse _or even after
the croupy cough, has appeared. the
attack may 'be worded on. Mrs. S.
Rosinthai, of Turner. Michigan. says:
“We have used Chamberlain's Couch
Remedy for ourselvos and children for
several years and like it very much.
i think it Is the only remedy‘for croup
and can highly recommend It." For
sale by Stillsotri’owoll Corporation.
Clifford PharmaCy, Zeitfusa Phar-
macy. "
~MADE WITNESS ANSWER
Mrs. Charlotte Burt. of Nichols Now
Tells of Pension Matter.
NEW HAVEN. November 2.-~~Spu-
ciul Pension Exznuinor R. '5. Coleman.
for the district of Connecticut. cxanr
ined Mrs. Charlotte Burl oi‘ Nichols, in
the United States court room regard
ing what she knows of tho claim for
pension filed by Mrs. Betsey A. Ward.
of Bridgo.
it became necessary for Mr. Cole-
mau to get the aid of United States
Marshal Pnrmolce and u subpoena be.
fore Mrs. Burt could be made it) tell
what. Silt‘ know of the matter. Ro-
noated visits of Mr. Coleman to her
home in Nit-hols. resulted unsatisfac-
toriiy. and a subpoena was given to
tho marshal to serve.
The woman and her husband ap-
peared before Mr. Coleman in the
United States court room this morn-
ing promptly at ten o’clock.
Sho again started to refuse to an-
swer questions regarding hor mother.
or what she knew of her people and
upon being warned by Mr. Coleman
that he would get the aid of the Unit-
od States court in making her give
more satisfactory answers. she ‘cou-
hauled to answer his olicstlons.
It is seldom that a pension examiner
has to take such measures to gel tos-
liulony in a pension claim costs. it is
the first time it has occurred in this
district in many years. The oxutuina-
tion consumed several hours.
EVERY OUNCE YOU EAT.
Every ounce of food you out that
fails to digest does a pound of harm.
It turns the entire men] into poison.
This not only deprives the blood of
the necessary liasuedmilding material,
but It poisons It, Kodoi Dyspcsia
Curr is a perfect digestunt. ll. di-
gests the food regardless of the con-
dition of tho stomach. 'it allows that
organ to rest and get strong again.
Relieves Beiching, Heart Burn. Sour
Stomach. indigestion. l’aipitatlon of
the heart, ulc. Sold by The Clifford
Pharmacy. I”
WORLD'G‘SWIMMING RECORD.
CHICAGO. November 2.w()scal- St.
Cyr made a now world's record for
swimming forty yards last night In
the tank of the Chicago Athletic As-
aooiation. covering the distance in Bi
chattel brothel ‘ envied against employe
as of the y s wince there. ,
-..m..-.»..~.mu
,5. . . t...
n "I,
paganism. sad damn-t... ‘W m Mum mm
. w ”Mn,
meat with some unknown preparation
weakened and susceptible to attack from
so “a cord-villain e in a
filmy ' hich 1. Ch“ “(maid three
(30! I
“mm.
be)
i
fin, "
l .
f «has on the part stilts
' sham In mutation vim ,
' The hearing ‘Idiournsdiuntg‘ ..
s to enable Attorney: General t
,vltnnosr hetero thousand, _
, pwetourt at Washington in con ,_
:1. .
INN?“
t
I ‘ Aardvark MAY ..
..,.;.4.,.. up I“
7i,
1
_ a. a
t ll These in. "a watchivortib
e
to-daio
fence I
apparent.
your intelligence.
To tell you that we have
at a fair price is to command their respect, which is always due to a truth-
After all..lta honest goods
ful statement.
are looking for .
CLEAN co‘r'ron .
FILLED COMFORTB.
You got both here
These Items will interest you just at
this tintc. The winter showing is at
its very best.
Biikaiinc covered comforters. filled
with clean white bottom at sl each.
White dotton tilled extra heavy siikw
nlinc, covered comforters. for $1.25 ea
Largest ‘slzc s....aiinc covered com-
forters, titled with dowrty whiic cot-
ton. in light and dark coloringa, at
$1.50 each.
Finest Quality French sateen cover-
cd comforters, sewed or tacked: new
dainty designs in the coverings. at $2
each.
Down tilled comfortcm, covered with
dainty figured French sateen, very spa:
clal, for 83.30 each.
“MW—h»... _.
86 WASHINGTON ST..
- aw“... .... W m..m-.~~m..«.. ..
SPECIIZESNEZE—LM
Rudy-to-w ea:- HATS
at 50¢. 75; and ,98c.
S. S.. TELOTSON,
86 WASHINGTON STREET.
H’oUSEKEllrllk
SPECIALS FROM NOW TO SATURDAY. " ‘
LITTLE Pit} PORK Ti.) ROAST ....... . .............. . 14o lb.’
FRESH SlitlL'LmiRS .......
FR liSH HAMS ..............
HUME-MAINE SA.L'S:\I.;E
CHOPPED BEEF ............
LEGS ()i? LAMB .. ...........
J. w. DODGE.
SUCCESBOR TO JACOB SCHAUB.
22 WASHINGTON STREET.
THE PARIS
33 South Main Street,
The cheapest house in The Norwaiks because we manufacture our own
goods.
Waists 30c up
Suits. $17.98 up;
LOUIS UOELMAN.
126 Washington Street.
I
Clothing and Furnishings as all’ pricas.
We sell for cash and save you mo re than double.
v inced.
L
HIGHLAND LINEN PAPER .......
HIGHLAND LINEN TABLETS ..... .
FOLDING LUNCH BOXES .......
COMIC CARDS. 6 FOR ........
Poem. ALaums, ALL ransom 1
OI.C'.QIIII~UII: ........ w ........ I!
lavatopss , TO maven.
POUND PAPER
CRYING BAIIEB ..........
LOWNEY'S CHOCOLATE
..v
.-
NELS'ON’S
tilt and a Fall iii
that train and hold no
you at the very beginning of a season
ne'rchandiaevat loss than the cost of la production would be all“
The improbabiiity of the thing would be no
88-85 Washmoonsmet
Fall Maribel—Mid.
, When you are ready to consider the question of new ‘Fall and
Winter Underwear. Warm Fabric Gloves, new styles in Shirt,
Waists, etc., we are ready to discuss these subjects with you.
. We are prepared to fill all your wants in these lines and the"
qualities and prices are particularly pleasing.
N. E. RYAN,
CLOAK
; Coats. $4.98 up; 8 kirts, $1.98 up: Rain
Evening Gowns. $25. 00 up; Furs at all prices.
UIS UDELMAN,
ND
ifiiic'conhdence. ,n‘
. at‘we wtl sell you honest‘ltpw
good reliable marchandiss to offer you
at the fair price that most people '
ms Win-ran unnsnwsaa . 9
ion MEN. woman. cHlLbasa.
Underwear outfitting can battens
this store to your entire satiaftiotion
Never has this section been In hi!
shape to cater to your needs.
Men's medium weight shirts . and
drawers, part wool, white or hands
color, tape covered seams. guarded
and with suspender tapes, for Illicgth
garment. ‘ , W .
White or natural color, men’s shirts
and drawers in the medium or fiber
tween seasons" weight; steam shrunk
an. and guaranteed non-shrill lo"
wool. for 81 the garment. “
Men’s winter weight underwear; in
the white, natural, camel hair orred
wool; steam shrunken, tape covered
seams. suspender tapes, and all that
goes to make up the very best values,
from 81 up. ~
I
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sou-m NORWALK. colts,
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................. noib.
13c lb.
......................... t4clb.
.............. ICC 1b.; 3 for 25c
........................ . 16c lb.
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Phone gas-a.
South Norwalk.
coats, $10.48 up; .
I
, CLOTHIER Ano'ruamsnsn/
Next to Post Chloe, 80. Norwaik.
Come and be con-
Proprietor.
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l.
............. 19c
..... 15c AND 260
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SHAMEFUL- conolrloasfw
”an”.
Vel‘mont‘s State Prinz?! Management's
Burning Disgrace.
WiNlll-lilli. Vt. November its—«Tile
stoic [Mann invoatigaiina onnnultioo
held a hearing at the prison hero yon-
lertlny. A number of prisoners lint!
guards of the Institution were examin-
cd. Vernon Rogers. the "trusty” whose
name hub been prmnlncntly mention
ed in connection with conditions [and
re.
Mary M. Rogers: “the condemned tour.
duress admitted that ho 'iml been in
reading the Imprisonment of
Mrs.
. Rogers by means of a pair of scissors,
opened the'ihnbr fastening. * .
Two Witnesses woman regarding
:,_ " the means of Edward Clark. a prison ‘
. or. shortly after liovsii- hammered l
Intendent of the‘ institution.
13W 3 ,I‘l
was the avatar-museum
lingers. lira. Resets is about
, W, 1,
,. or mind but poverty. tidflihill
itegsr’a' polluters] times. lie '- ' .v
stated that rm Mom. another 1‘99“ °" '7'. “with " '.
"trusty". had modes key for himmitn . #7} WWW}? , 93' W _
which he was able to open the outer itch, at (thallium it“
look of m can dost-1nd that iiirs. lam city central
mid
' lags brouslit in behalf ofulirs. if ‘y
it . in was:
has witness when the prism: investi- .- _
‘ action is renamed asst week. , i
aLuaolsH legaéa roe To still-
You can not. accomplish very much
if your liver Is Inactive as you test
dull, your eyes are heavy and sillillt
exertion exhausts you. Orino Lamb
tivo il‘ruit ISyrup stimulates the lividl
and bowls and makes you foetbrlght .
and active. Orino laxative. il’r
‘fiyrup does not nauseate or: «gripe a
‘ib’ mild and vary pleasant minim. Or-‘j
the is more effective than pliismr ora-
diilary Institution. Muse subdue
t’tgtes. Bold at Plaisted’s- Drug
ore. : ‘ .
decided by Ihst,~
that flight to prepare ,
littered voters in It. tannin it
i in waidght, colonial
"ii Will M“ ..
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and any other distingui I
‘li‘h"'l.t.‘il"~"‘it "r
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prevent iii-nudges
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Norwalk Chronicler