. Sunday with
wearliua assent
3 housekeepers attention to the small
3 prices he sells good meat for
night and Saturday.“ ’1’An unubublly
lamlar'ea of high plasma ibxtends
from Texas northeastward to New
Edition: *it is producing ‘pleilbailt
wggtilar with moderately low temper-
stores in all sections east of the Rocky
Mountains. except on the Best Golf
and South Atlantic coasts where rain
islfblllng." Conditions favor for this
vicinity pleasant weather and not
much change in temperature.
. WW
Good things to eat at Charles E.
Seymour's See ad. I
~Fresh Shoulder. 11c. Buttery.
Butbbr lie lb. at) Robert smith's.
See pd. for other bargains.-
.-8u pper given at least Nurwalk
Mission Friday Night at can unlock.
Spin of ladies’ and children‘s sweat-
ers. all sites at $1, at Iii. K. Bank In.
~Horoe Clipping at Luther M.
Wrikht' . .
" Everything new and nominate at
the Central Hotel. Prices moderate.
~3th Fresh Hams. 12%;; lb. Hayes.
Excellent assortment of Oriental
rugs just received at Road’s. See ad.
.'.-Fresh Hams. New York Market.
Svec' s orchestla furnished music for
St. Mary a concert and dance Wednes-
day night.
wWhat’s the secret of happy. vigor-
els,I the stomach, the liver and kid
ous health? Simply keeping the bow
neys strong and ractlve Burdock
Blood Bitters does it
Two prices only 87 and 810. at. the
Copyright Clothing Co., 6 North Main
street. ‘
—-Speclal from Corset stock for Sat.
& Morn: Our regular 76c Corset for
590. M. S. Smith& Co.
Read. the ad. of the New York Groc-
‘ery‘Co. and see what they offer to-
——omn Sugar. 21 lbs 31. no.1. a Co".
1). F. M. Wilson. of Bridgeport. in-
tends to dispose of his summer home
on Smith island.
~Mourning bands. O’Brien's.
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Davis. of Ridge-
fieiti. spent. Sunday with Mrs. Davls‘
mothel in South Notwalk.
—-—Fresh Pork. all kinds, 12%0 lb.
Hayes ' '
Mrs. Mary E. Waterbury, of Grove
street has gone Danbury to visit
for the balance of e week.
fii‘résh Hams. 3:433! York Market.
Miss Winnifred ‘Barreit. of George-
town. has been spending the week in
Norwalk as the guests of Miss Mae
Bennett. _
1«Hoslely and Underwear for gents.
ice and children‘spocialties for
at. a Monti .pIpIiih a Ca.
in his ad. tails: Jr: W. Dodge calls
Read
it
' 1—Peerle'ss Flour. 72c bag: 86.76 bbl.
F. D. Lawton 8: Co.
. bin-endure. C. M. Bullion are stop-
ping with Mrs. Clabbe of “Bagamore.”
Ponus. during the captain s absence in
Norwalk.
‘ --Dilnlsp dot-bios. 0' Briena
Miss Vivian M. Soderstrom. of South
Norwslk. spent Sunday with Captain
and Mrs. Crabbe at Baguiuore in
Poliuii.
--Best cuts of Epoch Pork 1235c 1b.;
Sausage. too. as.
Mrs. Haiti
Coleb'urn and
and Henry li‘.
iltlorwalli. spent
iii. Nichols. in
Weston and Cannon
m
No can cs PNIUMONM on nec-
'ORD
We do not know of a clinic instance
, when a. cough or cold resulted in
Forflorwalk and vicinity: Fair to I J
l
i
:s‘ If"‘§ chi-l I'M,
-—Roast Pork; 1259c. N. Y. Market
Henry Ely has contracted to have a
new plate glass front placed in the
store of F. B Coleman. replacing the
cracked one. through which so many
things have been taken. 3
-~M. S. Smith a: Co. are showing the
largest line of Blankets and Comfort-
ables to be found in this vicinity.
Miss Constance Fields of West Ha-
ven, who has been soprano soloist in
Boston and elsewhere, will sing next
Sunday at the First Methodist church.
lIarry Sterling. of Norwaik. will also
a rig
~Peeriess Flour. 72c bog; 85.75 bbl.
F. l). Lawton & Co.
A Young Man's Recreation and His
Religion will be the theme of the dos
lug sellllou to Young Men bi the Rev.
W. Wofford T. Duncan at the First
Iidethodlst church next. Sunday even
“3
—’i‘ilc Chase hill O Brien.
The price of a. pretty lane is 81.00—-
three packages of Hoilister‘s Rocky
Mountain Tea. Brings red lips.
bright eyes and lovely color. 35
cents. Tea or Tablets. Plalsted's
Drug Store
~Chlckens and Fowls. ii and We
lb. Hayes.
Healthy. happy babies. Mothers
say that Holilster’s Rocky Mountain
Tea is the greatest baby medicine in
the world- Makes them strong, well
and active. 35 cents. Tea or Tablets.
Plaisted's Drug Store.
,I ~Roaat Pork. 1255c. N. Y. Market
All women should strive to be beau-
tiful. Beauty rules mankind. Hollis-
ler's Rocky» Mountain Tea brings red
lips, bright eyes and cream-like com-
plexlon. 35 cehts. Tea or Tablets.
Plaisted's Drug Store. .
I-—All styles Lsdios' Wool Shirt
Waists st. attractive prices for Sat, c
Mon. M. 3. Smith I Go.
With Denny Mulvihiil. of Bridgeport.
and Steve Charters oi Ansonis, join
ing Leeds. of Stamford and Sulivau.
or Hartford. its "oxen." Connecticuts
queer Mayors. who did things a few
years Milo. have about all petorod out.
wlcxtra Salt Pork, 19c lb HIsons.
doorge so. ucIIlby. of Weston. Conn.
was arrested Stamford. Wednesday
night. bl, Oillcer Eagle. for drunken-
:oss. '.l‘ in. morning he was used It.
ut Judge Downs suspended execption
or «models. on condition that he was
to lentils own
William commotion. when Fo-
Myst-es nosey end 'i‘ar Mb“
1 - be and. so perfectly.
’30” do nott tom enhanczi‘luv‘vi aomeIuInv
npre w In con e n'
opinion. whio one... pound ation, aI
“film” tkbcslt $de “delivery (gout a
, no“ I or you ar
.I-aod {Virginia diet-ea]? Bold
Mitiu'
at Magda
'the balance of the winters I“.
bel Nash. of Boston. who
‘etrs.
been tbegp Mm, Jennie Lit-
filial: or Sawmill bcI Inc to Elk
imore Md.. wit are make a
@353 Jill‘h‘igtgu difidhl“ $110.. for
chain! NATIIVII com is-isois.
new Palm, (MI‘Loins)........ ......12 mo lb.
Calliilcl.
renal-i can. spud" . .. ..
Wit,-
III... II-
....................11e lb.
I ‘ii A}
pains IIII noaa'i' “tom lb.
inn sor3iidatr............... 10o lb.
O'NIML‘Mwuo‘H Uillir‘IIOollllllaallADIDIIII|CDIII:I"ltl“1u 'hs
Reacting Chicken. Native Veal. aperry A III-nea' Iuperior arm... Fresh
‘i’rlpe. Hddkl, niacin», m. put, so.
for his peeple.
“MOB
Uneoda Disc
91 wvwgwn .I.-a~ v'IO-r‘w
‘ «swim
' should be deeply interested In wllst he has said about soda ,'
cracks“. peanuts. they are the onp’ food with which all of
them are familiar.
Uncle Sam has given out figures showing that soda
crackers are richer inhutriment and body-building elements,
properly proportionedwthsu .‘.‘Wr good goods from iiour. 3 3
This..' I: so In much for
much more ioryu‘nfldfl I
. soda crackers of the best quality. They are baked better-
. more. scientifically» Then“ mashed «better-more cleanly._
The damp. dust and odor proof package retains all the good-
ness and nutriment of the wheat, all the freshness of the best
baking, all the purity of the cleanest bakeries.
Your Uncle Sam has shown what food he thinks ”best
His people have shown that they think
iscult the best of that food. nearly
400, 000, 000 packages having already been consumed. '
.filw it . in lol- l» with:
.cI-,. ”.I. .r
Thomas McGuire. of Water street l
South Norwalk has recovered from
his recent illness.
—-—Fresh Hams, 1236c. Buttery.
Dr. M. 1.. Cronin has moved his of-
iice from Washington street to the
Model- Block, Room 4.
~Soft and stiff hats 0' Brien' s.
A. J. Collins and Company have pur
chased ll new hearse which is the flu-
est in Southern Connecticut.
Charles and Alfred Boerum or
Washington street are seriously ill ut
their home with black diphtllclln.
——Native Spring chickmis ice lb.
Hayes
'l‘wo candidates received the follow-
Cleft deglee last evening at a special
communication of 8t.‘.iohn‘s Lodge F.
and A M.
Mrs Clarrlssn B. Bates and Mrs. .l.
M Youngs. of at Orchard Stl'v «It. spoilt
yeslentlayat Mrs. Bows Um’ll’.) Iii‘
Fairlield Beach. .
Mrs. Kerby and Miisi ilali .e b‘. Ker
by. who have been guests at the Nor
walk Hotel. ha‘vo returned to their
home in Brooklyn. '
~3-Roasting Pork. 12%c N. Y. Market
, Regular Conclave of the Knights of
King Arthur. this evening at 7 :30.
when the Degree of Page will be con-
ferred upon two candidate»
On» account of a slight accident to
the engine of the passenger train due
in Danbury from New York at 2:20.
the train was nearly an hour late
Wednesday afternoon. The engine
broke down near South Norwaili.
~Chiokens. liiific. Buttery.
Thesoare presumed to be the mol-
anohoiy days of which the poet sings
but the days of the present autumn
have been far from melancholy As
far back as the memory of the "old-
est inhsbilsiil" goes there have been
few autumns like the present
l The batting trade is quietlllg down
somewhat but is still brisk. it has
been one oi the most proppsrous and
longest trades in signed many years
it is expected that there will be hard
ly a break before the spring trade
starts in after the holidays.
—Crspo Fruit. 4 for 25¢. ii‘.D.l.. & Co.
.What the business town of our own
and other cities think about young
men and church attendance will be
grounded Sunday evening but at. the
birst Methodist c arch in the sermon
o pastor. 3&pr sets not com-
Oon sing the matter
mo y r’ sported
of amusement will also be stated 3
' .ii‘be next U . militia service
of e . wit ln
illnflmbih. , ‘ t Church. next
Monteverdi)! at 1:45.. The Rev.
Edward reticulum will preach a
sham sermon; and other interesting ex-
ercises will follow. These union cur-
vloeI have been the occasion of great
spiritual interest
~Porlt Roast. 12c. Buttery.
Mrs Mary in. Bennett of ii Orcb
aid street. is having extensive im-
iiWchtc made lobar reside co.
Another new team tow been so ed
and i new heating apparatus has been
installed. and there will no painting
and other general repairs. which will
“3“;ng 1h: lighting (or “gig $3)me «in
i vs II a no r .
“‘3‘ swam nth Beach an
lust or:oisd Igumiing' tabs ideal in
seat a I as ry.
ill but big was the «one. Woollen.
y evening. of a lolly social nether-
r. Where were about «yenty- dive
sent at the "housewarmin. " and
slicing and In I were the natures
of attraction amnbcli. of Stamford.
furnishing the music. 3
uncanny rill-ll. like u. r Market
Mica billion Osborne, fonnerly of
intuition soda crackers. and .
”ll“. because they are ’“
In
NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY
asywacu rile LiGHTb:
1590M ltw‘eniyrseyon years of his life
3 3 Lawsuits»
be bays Man Who HII Spent Lil‘s
. .l .I in J.”I
The New York World has been in-
terriewing William Sheridan. who as
focally told in the American. has
locked in New Haven Jail on innumer-
able charges of drunkenness. The
World whoops up the time a little. do
staring that Sheridan has been incur».
col-sled forty years. says the Wptap
fbnry American. ,
i According to the World. Sheridan
knurled out in lite with the fairest of
chances. ‘ Birth. breeding. ample
wealth and good association were all
his But because he is weak or will
and would not turn the cup from his
lips he has been worse than useless.
Yet forty years of shame have not'
changed him. He still cherishes the
..3.
. i
‘ : rum in this adv is beyond dispute. The in-
trinsio worth oi every item emphasized is above argument. The price 0th
enemy is unquestionable. We‘ve chosen season'able things to tempt you:
upotovdate in style honest in uality. We’ ve chosen inst; the merchandise
that your mind is on now. on are asked to read the chapter of offerings.
You are asks to buy. Your lntelllizcnce will prompt you. Your self in-
teriIIst will (ice do this to your satisfa ction. ‘ '
A .dLovs was. rLANNIILerra'waaa
name or his family—one of the best ini P” V°“ “9“ if 9" all interested "l
Connecticut~holda himself somewhat 31° V9” ‘0 5‘“ an ”my chance at m“
aloft from other prisoners in the jail. IfollowingI 10““
FOR WOMEN.
The warm. comfortable sorts for
winter wear and costing you bu little
i am gliding into the dark. the dark
To tho>sound of I dipping oar. .
With the silent sea behind me spread.
And the silent sea before:
And tar on the height is the beacon
3ii3ghi , , I
l leitIou the fading shore.
The Waters‘swm below. below,
As the darkness swirls above:
The salt night brushes against my
. and .
With the rush of a winging dove:
And near on the height is the beacon
light
That lights me to lily love!
~Alicc F. Tildcn in National Muga-
zine.
"l outlets ’ who's nIiznguist.”
“Yes aomew at bf one. He
me yesterday he undelstood French
up
in
told The Ciliiord Pharmacy.
to a certain speed and Uormuul
and scrupulously dusts and sweeps
the little cell which has come to be
his home.
"Can a man be a drunkard who has
spent as many years in jail as l
have?" be said to the World reports,
er. "Thousands of men who has ll-
quor have within two years spent a
greater total of days under its inilu~“
once then i have spent in twenty
years"
He turned toward the barred win-
dow through which the October sun
was streaming, and which unaided a
glimpse of the trees surrounding the
Jail on Whaliey avenue. After a brief
pause he lesumed.
“They are out there. i am here. i
am sentenced to a month, two months.
six months. and "cum does not pass
my lips. Yet l am a drunkard. l serVe
my time and when i get out i take a
drop Then back i come. It's been
so, year in and year out "HI o-il!" ex-
claimed the old man, employing the
explotlve more in characterization of
his life than in blasphemy.
Although stamped by the law as an1
habitual druukurd. Sheridan belluys
none of the symptoms of the drink he.
bit. He is in appearance unyihing but
sudden, red posed and repellent.
When out of Jail it is said to be inl-
possiblc to keep Sheridan from liquor.
it has seemed impossible to either to
prevent hiln securing enough money
with which to purchase drink. A in-
voriie method resorted to by Sheridan
has to do with the fine of 88. 86 impos
ed on him in addition to his time sen-
t'ence This amount represents the
costs or his commitment ii is op-
tional with him either to pay the. mon-
ey or work it out in jail at the rate
of $1 a day. He has sometimes work-
cd nine days. the. equivalent of which
is nine dollars and then demanded the
fourteen cents dilicrence between $9
and $8. 86. Fourteen cents is all Shel-
ItinuI needs with which to acquire n
as .
NATURE NEEDS BUT LITTLE.
Nature needs only a Little Early
llisel now and then to keep the bowels
cean. the liver active and the are
free fmm bile headaches. constb
tion, etc. The famous little pills
“Early Risers" are pleasant in effect
and perfect in action. They never
gripe or sloken, but tone and strength-
en the liver and kidneys. Sold by
U
Lots of people are libellil with tlluil
the lit James choir, has taken the po«
ovary Conventional Oilili‘ch. {list
is a pupil of Oscar lee
outlined his irpoiitibnsb
In. WmClio hI'aboIIt “1,600": l: studio
I teach 0 yo an armour
.igthsrb onio.‘ bWeiIt Itmtubanbury
ewe.
sition of director of the choir of the .
down to a certain dopth.."«Ncw 0rI~ [sympathy because they dont this it
. linto cash
Iona! Time-Writ.
AND CONSIDER THE
ALL-lMPORTANT
‘ . FACT
~‘i
\\
That in addressing Mrs. l‘lnkhaln you
are confining your private ills to a woman
--a woman whose experience with war
man a diseases covers a great many years.
You on toils freely to a Woman when it.
is revolting to relate your private troubles
to a man-besides a man does not under-
stand—simply because he is It man.
Many women suffer in silence and drift along
from bad to worse. knowln full Well that they
ought to have immediate “agitation. but a natural
modesty impel- thsm to shrink from exposing them-
selves to the questions and probably examinations of
even their family physician. it in unnecessary
Without money or price you can consult a woman
whose knowledge from actilai experience is great.
Mrs. Pinkham'o Scanning Invitationl
Woolen- colouring from any horn: of female weak.
Ilene aro invited to promptly clllmmunicste with Mn. .3 ,
PlulIMIm It “hm plus. All letters are received“:
opened answered by women and.
woman can frosty talk of her ladnutlw illness .9
maul IL” been establh tlwsisrnalII.
confidence than Mrs. Pinkham 'and the woman '
of America which has never been Broken. Out?! .1
film the zutghlhlhei of “expensneadvhieh Ibo
more an ibis "
that-w aha hII gained“ the vol}: WWW /
that will help seditious. ii dualism
min return except‘your :00de and“ h
lethal-altered bouscuds. than
gym I. la var boll? «Ill.
“Maui J 0 “this, figural-
"ills. ”NI nitbaln
reams; «basins two lot- . ..
Mrs min a woman who nose A' “$me mtmrdm
ted this Inuit-lion. not. ”Km “"” “mmmmmm M“ n
sweeten
Ion fiflamv I sum”
Wei. ‘
’ 12-18 North Main Street
Ladles' fancy lined cashmerctte‘
gloves in greys. blacks, inns and
browns, at 25c a pair.
L'ndiee' heavy worsted gloves in
black..areys and white, at 25c and sue
a pie r
The Hisiop hid love. every pair
warranted. for bid on and misses in
all the newest shades. at $1 a pair.
Ladles' heavy walking gloves in
lens at $1.
Children's worsted gloves in greys
bro‘ivns white and red, at 25c pair.
MEN's GLOVES.
Men'a‘driving, walking and dress
gloves in the most popular shades,
made in fallout seam. over seam and child wants one. They give much
cable stitched for Si and $1. 50 pair. icomfort at small cost. . We have all
Men's calfskin driving gloves at colors. plain and stripe effects. at 25c
more than ordinary cotton fabr ell.
Ladles' flannolette skirts. in pink
and white. blue and white. full size
skirts at 250.
Ladies' flannelette skirts. made, with
cred flannelettes, at bile.
with pink and blue collars. in sizes 16,
316.17 at 50c. .w
iiannelette or plain cdibrs, made yoke
'euect..at 980: r . 333,-f3
CHILDREN'S TONOCGAN CAN.
Are here in new assortment. livery
50 pair. and 500
Men s. youths' and boys‘ wool gloves Have you investigated our Y‘all Shirt
at 25c and ban pair. Wal Held
83-85 Washington Street. I
us or: a was a
WHEN YOU BUY HERE YOU GET WHAT YOU BELIEVE YOU ARE
GETTING—GOOD. SUBSTANTIAL, GENEROUS SIZED WELL FINlSHED
PERFECT FITTING GARMENTS FOR WHICH EVERYBODY IS WIL-
LING TO PAY FULL PRICES OUR GREAT SELLING TESTIFIES TO THE
TRUTH OF THIS STATEMENT.
N. E. RYAN,
86 WASHINGTON ST.. I SOUTH NORWIAILK.
The Busmess Man’ 8 Magazine.
,3 and 3 ..
The, Buck Keepers: ‘
ran ' their ill-II
N E L 50 N’ S.
NUFF SAID
. SPECIAL sALE. ‘ " ‘ 1 ’ "”
Read] to- Wear ilals 950
Mom (1 liais$§ 50
S. S. TILLOTSON, '
BB WASHINGTON STREET. ‘ SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
AHOt Time
is assured pouI this willielif uou purchase a
“HUB HEATER.”
WedlS Ih v: a plastic llld limitless line of
good arises etc for liotlr choosing- The
"Hub" ranges are made to BAKE. not for
ornament
A .1. COIIIHS&COI.
‘LO’ 1’
‘S’outh Norwaik. Conn.
..I.......... - . ... m... I.
Day Your
Cloaks, Skirts and MillinIery
from the maker. .
1! will save you ”1er Par M on m. ban.”
We an «resin a norm: m,
lite rair Lloali and For Store,
l"'
I».!
.0“.
read i ' "‘Oh. it was mi. We stood in the
II IWAIHINOTON II'I'IIII‘I‘I 2:: .
holy bells the New York and
Newport ootiilou leader. narrated an
lindliah manta description of a rash.
ionsble dinner.
“The mall is a broom." said Mn'rho berry's cheek iii piiIIInper.
Debi;i “and on account of a strike sin-rho mg. is out of my];
corona... , '
“lilo mums nib meekdr than they were.
The nuts are getting brown”:
be home servants he was on idler
indoors. put into an indoor livery anoT
hidden to help pass the plateii.
'3_',l‘hiI it, his story of the dinner: I
'l‘lgpapie wears a gay; scarf
held a scar lei
Last 1 should he oldofuhloilcdi
l'il put a trinket on. I
hail. the aim the other gentlemen in "illicit” Joe Gannon it one
in and they nuns open the folding constituents to dine with ilil It
all out came the scorpion. two pensive hostalry its ’
Indies' naaaelette your. in striped
deep bounces. in striped or plain col-
; Ladies striped iiannelette gowns. "
II
I go}; '
i
‘ lay. without trying“.
Mime it will its! his " ii
that Hm V ItIa
as
arm in arm. l our cells stir-ole Joe is «Welwf ”3'
young mfrstAr. its coins unicorn on the it our 3‘
Ikuinpy oiii girl almost oiuen‘iire limit rim that
toils his maritime. andconctitiicni crawled out.
there We “Mill Mary Modifin’ so beau-crawl:
titul. with flowers and feathers m "ile-ay; Mr. cannon. lion
“aeration IIiiulvei‘ inane you buy It» board here?"
“W “ficegtfclv 0 old “0h. about slit dollars a
fill in plus varsity.1 a do and Mr. Cannon.
shareware» 0
av doqu a un- "burned ii i don't
Iiiowni act's beck? y but
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