. V II» assess,
,. secretory.
$9 TIIVCAL CORRUPTION.
e corruption extant in poll-
W; m. are always found
her of persons who are willing
,d it. strange as such an atti-
hi seeIII en7 the part or an
,VrionII_ citizen. If it happens to
in . than 1% of’hmrnany Hall
‘1th! sold relax a ljrlllsayf‘Well,
as woiseithhn it was in unusual-
perhaps "The other party
behind as .bad if it were in
’ 0
as it may seem apologists
, political rottenne'ss seem to thinlIV
" m,,are really “arguments. To
bloxprsseions certainly betrays
narrow; ,gfi iterate , Ii; and it
V 1ust’1hitt et~odlof dinguevll
Well allows such evil to thrive and
h and enrichrlteelf to the extent
I linens illc‘fled' by unclean hands
trim the public purse—fllched from
Wholesale corruption in politics is
‘ out doubt‘ one of the greatest
cams. with which the United States
at. present threatened and how to
prevent it is the paramount issue in
he minds of all true and patriotic AnI-
briean citizenfi. it: transcends a‘li
.’ party lines. it is the feeling which
elected Roosevelt Folk. La Folette and
I. which fidangled hn ngrnen’s nooses be-
.I fore t behaves ill hlracc‘lpnlc s needle
halderhieh.‘ 4““ ANNA e feeling which
, led to the great protest against Tam
granny, corruption in New Yor.k
L ‘ These manifestations do not seem
, however}, td’lih‘iire at the root of the
' evil TlIey are the tourniquels which
prevent the body politic from bleeding
. to death, but they effect no permanent
I cure.
I I. fidfbrin‘ isishort lived; corruption
"his existed from time lmmemoriai.
No matter how zealous reformers
may be, they fall asleep. Craft nev-
er sleeps; watchful. it waits its chance
AndL inserts itself luslduously into all
parties.
.. Graft is latent; opportunity releas-
. as it. The intangible graft is what is
V, K'Inost to be feared, and it exists in for
Liam 'people than we like willingly to
I, believe. it is this latent dishonesty
‘I‘KiI'1which permits the tangible dishon-
‘ city. The letter can be prevented
by flood laws rigidly enforced. but
the formelipresents the diffleut prob~
iV,lom for solution
, . Its pres in men is prima facie
evidence? I gyneral average
,, yo: pollti '“esty e'IIiIIts, outta the
”only way to 1overcome it is to teach
has cIIIIIIréIisI
Our schools should teachathe plain,
and integrity underlie all our insti-
there are just two classes of
honest man and creeks ,
Through raising the moral standerd
I0! all the people can come a better-
men ;
through that. channel.
punished-truth that personal hones-
tiiiilons and all our creeds and that
ment of political parties and only
To euro rampant. graft the Jails; to
I . Y .
take,.easy In actiOn. Its;
use inept-cs deliverance;
from the griping and nau-
tailor
their stomach thinks of
taking cod liver. .oil In the ’
Emulsion is to be liad.f<w
It is equally certain that.
noone havinga regard for:
their health will accept a'.
cheap emulsion or alco-
holic substitute for Scott' 5 ‘
Emulsion. It fulfills ev-
ery mission of cod liver
oil'and more.
SCOTT & BOWNI. 409 Pearl Stud. New York.
m
81'. PAUL'S MEN'S CLUB.
us—n.
Plelssn Evening at e IBcrkslcy
t Chuck-Office Elected.
'1‘.th eh' a Club of St; Piulls Church
had one of the pleasantest occasions
in its enfslence last evening at the
Berkeley street chapel.
of the evening was an address on mu
nieipsl government by Attorney John
T. Walsh
Mr Walsh 8ave II bIlef history of
city government floln its inception to
the pres t day, its abuses, good fea-
lures at. The talk was a most in
effective one "and was listened to with
very close attention .
- best night. was also thennnual meet-
ing of the club, for the election of cm
eers. The,.oillcers wlIO‘hIIve served
during the past year werereeleeted.
They are:
PreslllentuFredt-rlck A. Hill.
Vice-President~—Herbert Pollard.
SecIIetaI'II—Ceorge H. Quintard.
Treasurerv—il‘rederlck B Molkln.
Refreshments were solved and a
committee was appointed to formulate
a course of lectures fer meetings dm
ing the coming winter
ORDER TO SETTLE ACCOUNT.
District of Norwalk. Pro-
bate Court November 9, A....l) 1905.
Estate of Fannie Wilcox. late of Nor-
walk in salt? district deceased .
Ordered. That the executor exhibit
his administration account to this
court for adjustment. at the. probate
office in Norwalk on the 16th day of
November. 1905 at 11 o'clock tore-
noon: and that all persons interested
in said estate may be notified thereof
the executor will cause this order to
be published in a newspaper having a
circulation in said district. at least
live days before said filth-tiny of No-
vember, 1905
. HENRY W. GREGORY
nit) ll. Judge.
Coke
IT Is usso wrm As MUCH sA'r
ISFACTiOfl AND AT A
MUCH cIIIIAPsII PRICE
THANV cOAL.
38..
Burn
. u.
m
THE HEAT. WHENALL DRAFTB
ARE OPEN Is mrsnes AND
WHEN lT Is necessA'nv
' TO KEEP A FIRE
oyss NIGHT, FlLL
THE creva-
"And Close it Tight”
YOUR FIRE WILL BE READY IN
'..
I, the ultra isshiousbies,
old way when Scott’s? ..
The feature .
m our
aim
fashion. it has II strongvd
«his not
yetbssnadop Mil the ‘
H.
You would ”berth; me no stills-
tor leather in the dull. ,‘ft finish
which is elven it this year. if. islbe
lug used for all sorts of dill ty or-
ticles for which it has never 1: therto
buss thou tsnitabie. I
h
1%”? _, the best-liked of the
numbing E: has Wood
”M a. l‘
oil—bins on I:
bi he in one: own With exec lint ef-
fact. The rich li‘cse shade forms the
foundation. ,
The Jacquard treat. in a. tailored
wool blouses are very attract to. .1
Some won; mined the “I; or day
was one' a
clothing. I have hard afoot ng bet-
Whilst ecu depot
Plain material .of 1! color trim a
costume of one or til hobby ixtures
my stylishly. This plain clot. which
is .usually used for the collar Itnd culls
should be of the same color as that
which phedomihatesdn the optimum, or
a lighter shade of the some color.
' BUSY EVENINGB.
Everybody works but sister,
At our house through the dly.
She geta‘ busy evenings , ,
In her own peculiar way.
Her fellow comes to see her
Every single night.
And it makes poor father eras‘y
When the bill comes in for lght
BILL JINGLE.
SAD.
A very sad tale to reds
A fisherman ran out of b8,
Out on the Sound
Driftlri gamund. V
What a horrible f8'
l .
BILL JINGLE.
—--—-—-——-—-—.——-—-
P“8ure i hear yo' re a happy father,
at "
“Thin yes havent heard but half uv
it. i'm two by this. it‘s twins."-
Cleveisnd Leader,
To the Board of County Commission
era of Fairllold County.
1 hereby apply for a license to sell
Spirituous and intoxicating Liquors.
Ale, Lager Beer. Rhine Wine and Cl-
der at (Hi Wood street, Town of Nor-
wsllI. My place of business is not lo-
cated within 200 feet in a direct line
of a church edifice or public school-
heuse or the premises pe ainlng
thereto. or any Post Office, ml lic Li-
brary or Cemetery
Dated at Norwaik, this 10th day of
November. A. D.. 1905. o.
. MICHAEL LUB
licailt.
Ap
..We the undersigned electors and
taxpayers. as defined by law. of the
Town of Norwalk. hereby endorse the
appilcst on of the above named Michael
Lnbrano for such- license. I
Dated at Norwallt, this 1th day of
November. A. D.. 1905.
James Smith Edward Cahill. .i s
eph Popp. Robert Smith. Freder k
Terrell
l hereby certify that the above nam-
ed endorsers armelectors and taxphy.
era as defined by law. of the Town of
Nor-avails
Dated at Norwalk this 10th day of
Novomber,A. 11.1905.
HERBERT B. SMITH.
mo 17 Town Clerk.
ORDIR OF NOTICE.
District of Norwalk ss., Probate
Court November 9. A. D.. 1906
Whereas. written application has
been made to this court for administra-
tion of the estate of Mary Knapp, late
of Ntll‘Wiilk, in “said district. deceased
Ordered, That said application be
beam and determined at the Probate
Office in Norwallr on the 15th day of
November. 1905 at 10 o'clock fore-
noon; and that public notice thereof
be given to all persons interested
therein by publishing this order in n
newspaper having a circulation in said
day of hearing.
HENRY w. GREGORY,
NoT‘IosI. WI:
further Appropriation.
Notice is hereby given that the
Council of this city proposes, at its
next regular meetin to be held Mon
day. December 4 is 5 at 8: 00 o',eloelI
1110 it
was
district. at least five days before said‘
interest every woman who can reach us who ... interested or going
hundred new and distinct siyles. Just think what this means. and
if necessary. made free of charge by expert fitters. Needless to com
COATS AND SUITS.
COAT—Made nitride Broadcloth with three wide stitched
back. double breasted front, velvet collar, coat
worth 818. 50 Sale price. 012.50. .
AT .15 (lo-For about figures who require extra hip measurements. our pop-
. anar {limit chapel Cost. titted back fly front. velvet cellar, sat-
in lined. 30 inches long. a g and value at $20 00 ( 8 make a
specialty of this particular garment made to our order).
AT clone—Ladle? CrAvenette Rain Costs in tan, olive and grey, all sizes,
32 to 44, regular price $15. 00 our price 010.00.
AT 05.00-1Adies' and Misses' Short Tan Covert Coats; satin and taffeta
lined former price 010.00 and 815 50 Choice tomorrow 00.90.
This price does not represent much more than half the cost.
AT ”moo—Tourist Coats, new models of mannlsh mixtures. loose box beck.
double breasted frost. notch collar, patch pockets length of cost
8 inches. Usual value 816 ..00 Sale price 010. 00.
AT "moo—Black Cheviiit Cloth Costs 48 inches long. tight- httlng back in
. the new New effect. also Empire style double breasted or fly
from, velvet: Qlisr.‘l satin lined to waist $18.00 value. Sale
price 010.00. I,“ '
AT assoc—In..- Lipe‘d Coat of Broadcloth. lined with German squirrel full
sleeves, with cloth cuffs Usual 845. 00 value. Sale price, 035.00.
Child‘s Long Coats of fancy mixtures in the new Empire effect, double
breasted "Oil's, half belt, on back, with buckle. Edges velvet piped col-
or: blue. browii‘ ind green Al. $3.00
omorrow
.4 i. t
L seams in the
sleeve with cuff
business is something phenomenal, and the reasons are as evident as day is from night.
most up-todate styles, and the prices at least one-third lower than you find elsewhere.
19c and 39c Sale.
See Thursdau’ 5 papers for full list of items.
A Stance Sale of Costs IInd Suits at prices that are bound to create a big stir in this section III our store. ”WWMW to.
to be interested this season in a Cdllt or Suit?" WWII wwsnit
The greatest unruly. 9171f“: Milena.
Good reasons we think. erbium *Cbh‘ts ion
sale here tomorrow than has ever before been gotten together' In any one store in Connecticut. Over five hundred new Cohts. nearlya
at prices almost lower than the cost of production. Any alterations,
ment on their work. " .
I
. COATS AND sjlfi
AT $12. Movcrt and Kersey Costs in the popular. shades»! inn. an ex-
tremely pretty and hobby garment for spongy. women.50 inch
length both in the loose and tight fitting hick; mulled mule.
fly front with cost, collar, satin lined to waist. shined and box
pleated sleeve a. great range of designs. the bssner value of the
season. Others ask $18. 50. lidIe at 5.1250.- “ ‘
AT sass—callus Coat of Kersey Cloth in the new Empireptyle. velvet
piped. box pleat bank, with belt and buckle pleated sleeve and
cuff. collarless effect. velvet and braid trimmed “colors blue. caster
and brown, all sizes at. the price big yslueun I I.- I. It“ .
\ i
WOMEN‘B HANDBOMELY TAILORED SUITE. i
All the prevailing models. all the prevailing shades and all of the pop
ular prices at 010.50. .
Women's Suits made with long glove fitting or pleated .whlsts,’ some
'llned throughout others lined to the waist with BlIVipnarIIJV Satin or heavy
Taffeta Silk pleated skirts that fit perfectly. all the desirabie'o- colors. a.
wonderful value at the price, 018.30.
AT $12.00—Ledles‘ All Wool Suite in plain colored cheviols. sled fancy mix.
tures. the long coat effect. valued up to $18 50. about three dozen
in all sizes 32, 34 36, 38 and 40 For a quick clsaranee we
say 812.00.
WAISTS
100 dozen. all sizes, value $1.25. .
Tit“
$51: I '4 AW
c
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BOYS' LAUNDILRVID WANTS.
Some slightly soiled, usual‘pricezV
so nch All Linen Satin Damask. -
Full leached and good heavy
quality, worth regularly 50c..8at-
50c to the. SaturdIIy, 19c. “[11812390: ..
300 PAIRS I , NOTED ""11"" Chenille I- and Tapestry Table
Covers and ,Nedw fringe. good vs-
For women and children. The inn at 50c. Saturday, 89c.
entire sample line of a large East-
ern maker regular value 890. Sat-
urday 19c
Yard Wide Wool Dress Geode.
including the popqu Danish
This is an“ unusual opportunity Cloth in all colors. Many pieces
for teachers and others to purch have been 35c. Saturday, your
use for hell ygffts. . choice. We yard
4‘ 30 inch Novelty Wool Checks.
HOUBEFURMQHING. entirely new,.for shirt waist suits.
worth regularly 60c. Saturday, 39c.
To introduce our "Teacuot" All
Silk Taflets, the best of its kind
on the market. Donitivoly worth
59c. Saturday, 39c.
Black Pongee and Black Burch
Gallon (inhabited Oil
worth 25c. Saturday. 19c.
Large Size Endmel Wash Bas-
ins. Wiorth 25c. Shturdny, 19c.
10 lb. Japanned Sugar Boxes.
Worth 250. Saturday, the.
Calls.
Small Enamel Tea Kettles. Va- Tx‘llls. gal silk. worth “3550- 58(-
lue 49c. Saturday. 39c. ll 8!. c.
' . Black Mercedsed Lining. worth
Bracket Lamps complete with
heavy bracket. Value 49c, static. regularly “‘3' “mid“ 19°-
“ ’ STATIONERY.
While Merccrisod Waiatlngs, all 1 80‘ "flu“ I “nan Finish PB-
good designs worth regularly 250
yard. Saturday. lilo.
36 inch .iltlderdown. white and
colors. Regular 500 quality. Bab
nrday. 39c.
The Boston Store
per.
1 Box Good Plain Paper. either
plain or ruled.
Volume! II 2 “Sign; lilo. 8st-
urday. 29¢
""a' . I
The Boston Store
HANoKéncI-Ilehl sxrnA «...-wows FLAN-
Ladles‘ Double nematucncd' .. “LI: " 1
Handkerchiefs,’ worth 5c each. Fine line new colorings, im-
Saturday, 6 for ice. mense varietydeslgns, worth reg.
Men’s Extra Large Size Tape Illarly 12m. .. Saturday, 2' yards
Bordered Handkerchiefs. stu- "”19“ -, ...... '
urday, 6 for 190. ‘ V ' “‘
Ladles' All Linen Hand Eln- . BMAW'WEARO.
broidered Handkerchiefs,19c qiini- 3°" Hm Muslim. with Dad-
25c goods. SntIIVI‘day. 19c.
lty. Saturday 3 for 390.
I-IoeIerv Ann UNDERWEAR.
Men’s 25c Cashmere 80!. run
of the mill. Saturday, 10c.
Ladies’ Black Seamless Fleecul
Lined Hose. Saturday. 2 phirs
for 19c.
Veiiing black; and colored. fan-
cy Tuxedo nets. allI 25c goods. at
.190.
. Shell sacs com and pair 25c
Side Combs for 890.
Amber Basiliecklaees. regular-
Ily worth 500 Saturday, 89c.
Windsor Tied; full line of pret-
ty colors ”did-3W" (silk. all 25c
ties, at. 19c..V,g. , - 0., .
Shell HairIPinssl. Saturday 250
Shell Pills; tidied for 19¢.-
UNDERWEAR AT 100.
Ladies. Mlufl’hnd Children Black Sill: hells. on Saturday
Warm Underfloor. vests Add 50c Silk Bell:e
p all the odds and ends or 8 inch All" *4“ F.u Toasts
and seeds, at 19c.
The Boston Store I
Ribbon, WWW mm 190.
nil
lflv‘“"
The Boston Store
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‘ t is related that James Merryu '1 I \ city for “"6“" ”WW”?! of a“; i public was accomplished only a few surrounded that has As she tookli some» lLsnd reduced—s trlot. M51001; Richloy for
, ...... partment mu appropr‘auon to no V“ weeks ago. had both legs shot-on at a sent my bedside. placing the ban w ll she in on e cover-1c Ii ht college, “do it boils n Pflhuorls'
ILWi-lin‘vwlt thish freshwater and addition to the appropll‘:l Oil 0" “g the second battle of Bull Run. At the hot on t floor. 1 could almost smell under my eyes Anne started. "th 9, its migration of
H owner ot race harm. once decided '0 “ng“ ””10 “,i “h “mm“ hospital whcr he lay thctedlnm of his thlt fruit. While the good lady Intor- door I rise the title of the tract. It souls .. .
for Pad-lament. He stood as can- ““1““ cl 3' "”9““ °‘ I 0 0“"0'“ convalescenco‘iwas occasionally relieved outed herself iii conversation I-tlIAtccn wu‘OntheEvils of Dancing! 1 ed "most multiply soil" replied the
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where the “heckllng of candidates was W
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The Stores that set the base.
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