For Norwalk and vi to city: .
ing and colder tonigh Friday
and colder. The disturbance tMt
was control over Lake Superior yes
terdhy has moved eastward and“ is
11% reign? insL. wow.
, in
l ..
th’llxl 11% we 39211153
from Hatteras to Maine This distur-
hopes will produce cloudy weather
and possibly light rain in this vicinity
today. and be followed b9
weather with lower, tempei‘liture.
.ditions now favor fair weather for this
vicinity on Saturday
”m— —-——-
1 A. 0. Ounce. of South Norwalk. was
.1 which was. practically destroyed by
clearing
NEW rang Nov iii.—~— Five persons
may be room 1111111111 11111 ruins of tub
.sl: story tenement house at 221 lllaat
75rd street; in «the Italian colony.
flro‘ifl-‘au curly hour today. A police
than and one other man were seriously
injured
The police believe ’the fire was in. ,
ct’andldry.‘ It was discovered about 3 ._
biolock thiswinorning and spread 8%
fluidly that the building also nrurIyiH
calling on Bidgebury friends recently.
at Johns Dodge. 5'. and A. M.. of
Norwalk. will confer the ascend degree
this evening
Thaw. C 'l‘. U. will meet with Mrs
Wm. Cludsey 17 Westport Ave. Friday
at 3 o'clock sharp.
Olive Branch Lodge and Washing-
ton Camp will hold regular weekly
meetings this evening.
Attorney Hen'ry E. Ferris is able to
get down to business after a ten
days illness of bronchial trouble.
Rev. J. D. Nichols. of Norwalk. par-
ticipated in the bazaar given by the
African Methodist Mlsdion in Stain?
ford. last night.
Frank 11‘. Huntington. 10cal agent
for the Adams Express ompany, is
furnishing one of the Taylor cottages
in Livingston street, preparatory to
taking possession early in December.
Frank W. Sturdevant of Lowe
street. has purchased a house and lot
in First street.~ East Norwalk. from
Mrs.- Julia A. Carr. and intends to soon
take possession of the place.
Yesterday furnished a fine example
of the vicissitudes of weather in this
part of the coulitry
morning the thermometer registered
twelve degrees above zero and the
air was brisk and clear. Last night
it rained.
Baby sleepsmnd grows while mam-
my rests if Holllster’s Rocky Moun-
tain Tea is given. is the greatest
baby medicine ever 0]! cred loving mo
thers, 35 cents. Tea or ’l‘nblets.
Plaistesd's drug Btors. -
Norwalk has been having one of the
finest seasons, weatherwise, in its his-
toxy. There have now been nine weeks
of ideal weather and a propcct of its
continuation. if the weather continues
as a present for a short time longer
there will be a short winter.
Next Sunday will be a day of sun
rial interest at the First M. iii Sunday
school. The reports of the delegates
to the Sunday School Convention will
be heard The monthly mls ionary
collection will be taken. The tor's
Bible Class will attend in a body.
~Horse Clipping at Luther M.
Wrights.
w
The Comrades of the Cross of the
Junior Dowel-lb us of the First
Methodist Episcopal hurch will hold
a meeting in the church tomorrow af-
ternoon at 3: 30 o‘.clock The pastor
Rev.W W 1‘ Duncan will speak. and
George and Charles dray will sing
To avoid all the trouble and annoy-
ance and all shown of failure when
you bake your pics when. pastries.
old; you should have A.J .Coiiias a
Company put you in a Huh range.
They, are the very best to be had and
that is why they are used and record
mended by all the leading cooking
scam in New York. posted. Provi—
dence. Hartford. New aim Women.
tor and Dbl-in held. See adv.
01“” ‘ ‘rLIK .:
. ‘ bani-fan Fl §a§oomp£fir 11111
6%. 6&0?th money '30???” lung:
11
rbgui er to‘centtti Diarrhea-d s
celebrated speci ‘c 1.21- the cure or com
a, pain at half price.
1 addition ti” t lam discount no
‘ to ‘9 money to any
1):ng wholn 1 7 specific does not
i" ‘
’1 111 be 1111111 111 buy
. quarter. but that
3111111: for at
it is quite up
«3mm flag 4 ‘
Mm autism
mm
g ey'Wsell e
. rash t. has lusti.
Cessna 111932112
We love seine very nice
sour change scar.
Early yesterday 9
t. 111s nus 9m"
‘l in“.
aroused. Scores of persons were taken
police while others escaped to the
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without waiting for assistance jumped
from the windows. sustaining in some‘
instances painful injuries. Some with ,
"mere presence of mind found their ‘
way dewn the tire escapees. Phystcl' '
she. who were summoned to the scene
lonely, injured while neighbors looked
to the comfort of women and children
who had been driven to the street in
their night clothing. Many of these
latter adhered severely. .
Because of the confusion following
the lire it was impossible for the police
tenants of the burned building. As
soon as practicable they began an ex.
amlnatlou of the ruins and immedi-
stely discovered the badly burned
body of a man.
The fire started in the basement of
the building occupied as a grocery and 1
quickly followed the elevator shaft to
the roof A passing patrolman dis-9 4
covered the fire and disohnrging has
his revolver repeatedly awakened the‘
tenants and attracted other patrolmen. .
When the firemen arrived the building
was doomed and the tenants made.
frantic efforts to escape. '
The lessee of the house hold the no
lice today that the Black Hand Soclo~'
ty had recently sent him letters dc
mending 82. 000 Although the dc-
mands did not state what the penalty
was to be for refusing to pay the mon-
ey the police have begun an investi-
gation on the belief that the fire was
started by the writer of the lettcrs.
BONES’PEEL. S 1)., Nov. itl.~— Two
children are missing and many square
miles of farmland have been ravaged
as a result of a prairie fire that has
urged for two days. threatening for a
time to attack Aberdeen 8 11.1.1111
the newly opened Rosebud ludlau 11‘.
servatlon lands. Many caiilc buvc p‘or-
killed and a score of farm buildings
have been burned in suite of 800 far
liters who are fighting the flames night
and day. A number of 111 hool houses
are reported burned. 51111111.. ilrittiugls ,
farm was devastated. and his two dau-
ghters. aged 5 and 8 years. are re-
ported lost. Eighteen mcu yesterday
“probably saved Aberdeen by plowing
a tire break four miles long north of
tuitiownanil starting a fire toward the
up . .
REPORT ON STATE RIFLE ’MATCH.
booed Regiment Team Won the First
Prize. a Telescope.
The adiuiant generals Office 11111
Just made public the report of the
state rifle, match. as follow:
Si 11 of Cduuecticut.
Aid! ntsqiaueral's Office.
Ger mflgrrgord Novgisiber 15. 1905.
up are. No .
l. “to “limit of the tBrigade Com-
thunder ecticut' National 01111111.’
of state rle mtl‘th on the rifle range
3t Danielson,1"1‘ida arid Saturday.
My 88 and 29 111:.111 compliance
withG.O.No.58. 0., c..ls.
hot-ab Accepted, and prises awarded
as folowm‘ ., -
First :rlhe; telescope Second infan-
if)“
Wm’mh,1won1yuvu dol-
acorn gantry? 4&1}: 3.1161.
1 0 111-1.
first tut-airy? ”acorn-is
- fl. The 111111111111 quartermustep
donors! will see that the trophy and
cash c{114111.111 or! distributed to the some
men ants of the regiments wihuitig
the some, who will receipt tor lhcm:
’llm commandant of the Second 111111.11.
'try retaining the team of this first
shrew: mrtber orders from this
born of the
m Villain: first
the act
.9 through
the stalls
111ml awarded to use “lilting tom:
Mini! William D. 31M» company l
Prints guest 0. Simpson. company ,
2133?“
to floor: A. tiller. oeiupshy
band: 1111.1...” w. 111111111511, Gom-
1:211“ ”“50?”er ”Daniel w. mohetw
deserts tribulation! 3th is. For.
302“ ll? km
1111 '111 11111111 Moth ester. or. com
l
tvas burned to death and ether bodics' ‘
City firifiqtl’gri
enveloped in times before the twenty ‘ ‘
' four families, which it housed could be
from the, windows by firemen and ,
Attended many of the more or less ser- "
'A. J Angevlno
1.1 r9r9 .99 11m
am“ or:
Elli“? ‘
9:.H‘IRIFF.
past twolva years.
means something. ., . ‘
thevtenantsbecamc panic stricken and. ”.9 , 3. ,9
l34 Washington street.
to at once secure a reliable list of the ,
FOR DEPUTY
Not! is ~5‘rieuds of
on are strongly urg.
.lng Sheriff intricate a point 0' Brien
a deputy shetiif to ill the vacancy
which has been in existence for the
They think that
the city sheriff's vote of nearly 8,000.1
of the victlmumf the outrages.
”M
STOP THAT COLD
ford Baxter's and Plaisted’ 3.
IN THE SWIM
its force ‘Mld 931101“.
can keep afloat and our
as JIM PROTEBT. ‘ 9.,
bN‘V‘l‘bR Cole. Noy.1ll.-'-A‘ meet-
log of Jewish people at Temple Email
usl last night dummies“ “blunt out
rages on Jews in Russia. resulted in
raising a fund. of 55. 000 for the relief
or it may result in Pneumonia. «Bra
silian Balm is breaking up colds when-
ever tried almost without exception
10, 25. 50c and 5100 bottles. The Bill
and fmu 11 old strokes to win pub-
11,1 3.111311 We are
not 1111111111,: with“ the tide. but 191111191-
against the stream of competition. We
suds above
water without fear of be‘i g swamped
or sinking. measure We always carry
, the life preserved of “honesty" to sup-
‘ ,. 'Dort 1111 in the rebound how of trade;
successful.
meat to all.
square deal.
9311*“.‘9
6 NORTH MAIN Sr.
9 We have. been located in South Nor.
walk eighteen Mouths. sud hare been
We believe our success
is due to honest goods and fair treat-
When in need of Furniture or Stov-
es call and see ad. You will get a
11.11111.
SUITS AND
OVERGOATS.
37111 $10
OVERCOAT TIME NOW.
it, :1 getting coltl.is11t it? \011
arc going to buy tour necessities
in tho cloililu line and \011 are
wriuiuly looking to got the best
1111 the least umucv. \ou work
hard {01 your comings. and you
tl<:‘111t want to pay anyone 100 1121-
sent. profit on what you buv. ur
firm save. “We would rather sell
5 garments and make $5 profit
titan to sell one and make $5.” A
glance at our stock uill tilll\lliCC 9
you that what no say is into
lu‘lllt‘lllllt‘l’ our (lent s l uruisli-
111;: line is full and miuplttc and
p1 u L‘s are much lower than others
for the same grade In the Hat
Iinc we have the newest styles at
popular prices.
COPYRIGHT CLOTHING CO.
- 6 North Main St. '
H. GOODWIN. Manager.
Remember )011 save from $3 to
$5 on \our garments.
1. oil Dress Suits to rent.
Tll 1111 and Suit House
LOUIS UDELM AN. Proprietor.
33 South Main street.
South Norwalk.
‘Somu queer methods of business are
being revealed under the ”exposurei
cwhi‘cb Dairy commufiouer John B.
Noble is making of adultetations of}
food sold in stores - throughout the.
Biatm- .
9F0rtifled by a law passed by the
last Legislature. and by reports from
mvernment chemists of the deletion
lous effects upon human llos’ith or be-
rlc dcld 1111111 other drugs and as food
preservatives. he has started s cm
added at that food adulternt on. lie has
found t there are var Otis menus
and Itell :9 fooling the people. This is
eds ly done in the cure of spices and
other tit-titties, which are put up in
ground form. as foreign substitutes
can be easily introduced which can-
not be distinguished by the consum-
er, and are' only revealed under chemi-
cal analysis
as has been 111111111 in the cases
which have been brought and tried in
court. sausage. butter hovering ex-
tracts and condiments of all kinds, sy-
rul). Jellies. etc. offer special opportn
cities to unprinclpled manufacturers.
and dealers to put the adultemnts in;
Where their presence is so glaring,
as to be easily detected with 11 little
scrutiny, the sharpen; get clea1 us;
they hope. of legal responsibility. byi
using a label on the hot: is 01 pnckagcll
with the heading in big letters to indi-
cate that it contains “Maple Syrup" or
some such article of food but. to pro
tect themselves they show in small
print somewhere down near the bot-
tom of the label that the bottle con
talus say 60 per cent maple syrup
and 40 per cent. of corn syrup
How mauv people read the whole oi ‘
' the minted mutm on the labels oui
. the packages of goods which they p111 ‘
chase?
, it is safe to any that not more than
one householder in a dozen wlij ot-.h
or to rend the label at all. and they‘
did what ale they going to do about it?
This is the class of goods that is
, sold in every city and town in the
State. and all over the countrv. for
that matte1.lthas got to the point
that strictly pure articles of manufao
lured food are rare. The fellow who
introduces ihc adultcrnuts can untim-
soii the square deuler.an1l the public
is fooled by sharp practices into purch-
asing the adulteratcd articles
The dairy commissioner has n col-
lection of adultersted foods arranged
in a cabinet in his ofllco at the cunt
1101 which is an object lesson well!
worth seeing
Samples of jellies which never cow!
STIRRINO SALE OF WOMEN'S AND
COATS.
SUl'l‘B AND FURB.
CHILDREN'S VERY NEWEST
Women's Sample Butts. made of Pan Cheviot. worth 530; for this sale $12.95
Marsh's Coats, worth 535.00; for-this sale sites
Women'nCoats. wortl151250; for thiu‘sale 5.28
ll‘ur lined Coats of Russian squirrel. worth 565. 00; for this “1.. 3990
Chlldwn'ficoatl‘ 0"OVIUD'I‘I‘"'|O"'..l-IIGDODUOIIIOlbl' 'I'iltlnte .ll'a up
Women's Raincoat- 59.05. worth double
Baltic or installs Fox, l’elerlnos.’ilue. 2 i-2 yards loud. With natural
«tuila and pan. beautifully lined and iiulsh. worth .55: for this sale 22 is
Largo Pillow-shaped Mutts to match at .............5i2318. 51000 and 3111.50
Milflli Ind ADM". TM lltl't'IODO'ODGII'illeeteeletsesrivetlolis 512.50 ml!
Gray Siberian Squirrel Ascot Ties. 2 yards ions. of selected 111111 clear
ark “In. IletceveellcreHIbltlvlttnsrrtccsosssrsaselttoveroe-1.1. ’7.”
Tier of Blended Lynx at
craters-ssesrooeeiccu...l-1....
Come early, 111111 let them. 11.11 the! are going that.
Remember. attentions free
«1 i 91'1” ”is «,9‘
111111 mum
of charge.
11111111 Hi”
Is. UDELMAN Drop.
[,x‘ri
Chiller 1111 furnisher
.1 trunnion emu (111m door to pen one.) some Norwalk.
9' A. shutter sinus OVERUDATH AND suits.
in.“ Hull! antiwar it.»
.1.an Drama 511.“.
lion's
I “if“ VIQi‘tlI "it. ful‘
111111-11 balsamic 111111.. was 1:15.110. for 11th 111
. Fiasco lined Undergo“. 551:.
5 1'4!“
.11 . 1.
r1111- 11. ms. worth 41111111111.
' Kat's" churn. earn “155. War this 11115.net.
this sale. its.
titan. " .
.,1. . .
l.
mined a particle of but." have been
collected from the gioccly stores all
own the State These. upon chemical
analysis are found to be made from
glucvsc colored with anallne dves and
hu\9seed introduced to give the appear»
ance of berry seed. Such packages are
handsomely labeled by the mauufsc
turci and put upon the market to be
sold to an unsuspecting householder.
who selves 1111 the dose to the family
under the impression that the articles
are pure.
1 Sometimes the outer cartoon or
puntobourd wrapper of a bottle of 11x-
trncfs will contain in an obscure line
or two the iui‘orma. ion that the bottle
contains only a po1iiou of the real a1-
ticle which it purports to be; the rest
being a cheaper substitute declared
and colmed to give the appearance of
the will article. but the bottle itself
will have nothing on its label to show .
that the contents are adultcratod
This is one of the things which Mr.
Noble has taken measures to prevent.
He has informed manufacturers and
dealers that if a bottle contains any
substitute for the article which it our
ports to contain it must be plainly
shown on the labels on the bottle and
on the outside wrapper.
’i‘h (1 law does not prohibit the mix-
ing of adulterauts to a certain ex ‘cui.
but they must not be sold as stiictly
pure articles of food—as. for instance.
oat meal and cornmeal are pure arc
ticleu of food but it would be illegal
to mix the two and sell them under a
label as being one or the oihoi.
so with renovated butter and also-
lnnrgarlne. There is but hing to pre-
vent the sale or such articles, but they
must be plainly marked so that pun-
chasers may know what they are buyv
lug when they purchase them. .
As to the use of drugs in food which
are dangerous to life and health the
law is clear and the dairy commie
sinner and his deputy bro maklm
simi’ucus efforts to prevent their use
and sale.
This they are fully empowered to
do. as In shown by the prouccutiouu
which are being brought in the
courts.
Hr. Noble acid that he should coil
tinue to bring 111111111; whercyc found
and hopes in its! way to 5' up the
pernicious practice which 11611" 11111111-
facturere have got into at tot-tin any
and over old thing posit.”
mile; on the public ditd‘hr
as fulfil?“ pure food
congress is waiting up to the matter
and literal lb of national IO
don on the matter “which will prevalat
{MWW 11 11111135 Mimi W
are.
“1,066!“ Ll!
venudtldb
lit oul'rmiiver is inset
vii? «abuts.
ti , ,
bow is 111111
and
“Id M 10:.
docs
. . .rruiniixWfifirwmuw m
‘ that your mind is on now.
such articles. 1
Poweiiul lads Mascots
u ut‘his adv. is beyond dispute. «The inn
Mail is above or meat The price
ova ch ossn seasonahe things to tempt yo
“711' vs chosen iust the merchandise
You are suited to read the chapter of efforts
You are asked to buy. Your intelligence will prompt you. Your self h-
tomb will decide this to your satisfaction. .- .
'A stove. TURN. FLANNaLa'r'ra wean
Pay you well 11 at all interested 111 FOR woman
eves to get an early chance at the Th ‘ comfortable sorts
following lots: it ° ”fm'd ti h “it
hauler fancy lined cashmerctts wn 9" weal 5'” “3°“ ngyou “
gloves in greys, blacks. inns and mmafha‘lnnwmfiafiefilfl? ferried.i um
browns. at 25capair. a “m a ’ ”t n pa ,, 9
Ladies' heavy worsted gloves in “filinghfingg‘” and white, full “”9 .
1 li - ‘ .
“‘13“ plays and White at 25“ and 50“ ladies? flaunolstte 1111,11 made wi , ,
deep bounces. in at so or. plain ,,
cred dannslsttas, at up.
. ladiec' striped il'dnneiet‘te
with pink
16.17 at .
Ladies flannelette solves in, striped
flannelette or plain colors, made yoke.
effect. at 95c. . , ,
CHILDREN'S TOBOOGA‘N OADO.
Are here in new assortment. hirer-y
ichild wants one. They- give much
comfort at small cost. We have 1111 ,9
colors. plain and strips effects, at 25c .‘
eat a.
up mdate ‘21.” tyle, ”$311.11 In quality
“.3 1
The Hislop kid glove. every pair
Wat-ranted. for ladies and misses in
all the newest shades. at $1 a pair.
Ladles' heavy walking gloves in
tone at 51. .
Children’s worsted gloves in greys.
browns white and red. at 25c pair.
MEN'S GLOVES.
Men’s driving, walking and dress
gloves in the most popular shades.
made in fullout seam. over seam and
cable stitched for $1 and $1. 50 pair.
Men's calfskin driving gloves at
80"”:
d blue collars. in sizes 15.99
50 air. and title.
en' s. youths' and boys' wool gloves Have you investigated our Fall Shin ,
at 250 and 501: pair. Waist ts? . .. .-
83-85 Washin2thn Street
. c “M“...
UNOE‘RWEAR
WHEN YOU BUY HERE YOU GET WHAT YOU BELIEVE YOU ARE
GETTING—GOOD. SUBSTANTIAL, GENEROUS SIZEDpWELL FINISHED
PERFECT FITTING GARMENTS FOR WHICH EVERYBODY IS WILs
LING TO PAY FULL PRICES. OUR GREAT SELLING TESTIFIES TO THE
TRUTH OF THIS STATEMENT.
N. E. RYAN,
86 WASHINGTON ST.. SOUTH NORWALK.
. 1......m»......n..-...._... W .--‘__.__..._._.
sPECIAL‘ eALE.
READY-TQ-WEAR HATS. 986.
TRIMMED HATS. $3 50.
S. S. TILLOTSON,
Gu- ads .1111 [lull lounges
5i] and 75 Lents
l’mul 111111.911 lirduud Putts
we Don't Get “Roasted"
about our roasts of beef lamb. mutbon
and other meats. No reason why ma ‘
should. Careful in buying. handling
and keeping meats we are in 1101111115119
to sell you the choicesf' cuts to be but! - -
anywhere, and we stand ready to serve ,
you promptly and properly at all
times.
J. w. DODGE. '
Successor to Jacob Bohaub.
82 Washington Oil-get. ’Phone 588-8.
111: oRtAT
, ' mnsrrnc
first. new autompllsh very mill! 1 9
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