'home in Mill Plsin, during the weelt
.lnors or Growth'I Bot
Irso alh‘eri
bl“, .31:
«Pub!
night and Sunday: “HID disturbance
that III pyor Lake parlor 99s lgov‘
ed rapidly eastward. tossing in in
tenIiIty. and. producing light rein in
the easg'crlmp portion of the LIite region.
The dill uplands that Wall In the Mill-
westis new coon-u near Oklahoma
An Illewtoilrdeoidedly tow masses is
developing in the extreme northwest.
Pleasant weather prevails generally
east of the Mississippi river. Condi-
tionp lever for this vicinity fair wes~
that and no decided chsnge ilIlI tern
WIt tore.
r—Monrniog bands. O'Brien's. .
crate turkey dinner will
en. ti and 7 at Methodist
--All 91
served
‘Qllir. , Q
'JIlpgs McNaily. of South Norwalll,
visiting Miss Poppie- Hires. in
Gmchh on Sunday.
, mpegt Bag sausage. 100. Buttery' s.
Wiiliar; terllng and Frank W. Rob-
erth,‘,’ot aik. were in Greenwich
vipitipg 'frl ,; on Sup-day.~
«Dunlap derleesI. CT Brian's
HInry Gcrin. of Norwalk. left for
New York toda to spend several lpys
with his fri s in I.tIhat city.
Iiorlle Clipping at Luther M.
will...
The mid- week service of the South
Norvialk Congregational Church will
be hbld Thursday evening at 7: 45
o‘clock.
4-9 lb. palivlord Bile-Hayes.
The New York- New Haven and
Hartford Railroad Company is having
its tenement houses in Monroe street
repainted.
~Peerless Flour. 700 bag;
bbi. F. D. Lawton a Co.
Miss Katherine Keller has returned
to Greenwich from rwalk and New
Milford. where and been spending
her been spending her vacation.
--Ail flavors Fresh Candy. 10 and
200 lb. M. S. smith It Go.
Max Rogers. the day agent and on.
orator at. the east- bound South Nor-
waiit railroad station Is ill at his home,
John Callan is substituting for. him.
WW .
~The ladies of Trinity Church will
hold a supper in the Sunday school
room Tuesdoy evie., Nov. 21. Pr e 250.
Mrs. W. E. Olmstsed of Mill Plain.
who has been spending several days
in South Norwallt with her- mother.
lMrs. Belle Gregory. has returned
ems.
obstinate constipation, indigestion
and stomach disorders are permanent
ly and positIVIly cured by taking Hol-
lister' s Rocky Mountain Tell. 350, Tea
or Tablets. Plaisied a drug store.
Mrs. Reed Flynn and dad hier.Dor
cae Keeler of South Not slk. spent
several days at Mrs. Flynn’s former
EM.
4......
- , A NOTE! DAME“ LADY. . .
i will send me with full instruc-
tions. some of this simple preparation
for the cure of bsucofrlloeh. Ulcers-
t“'.?‘i:"°.;"f.i“l"n"l‘h‘.ti' I“
In In I I. lb
Clashes. Desire
to Cry. Crespi faults the 8 ins.
Pain in the {Si stasis
bles.to Illulldin dress. 'l‘s :moth-
tors I will as
his coca olns Treatment:
if you decide to antinus it will only
cost about“ 1 weak to guaran-
tee a sure. i do not wish to sell you
anything.“ I'l'sll other rulers of- it.
limits III Address. rs. M
Mineralnox Bosh
Neils lIJIsIaIls. Ilad.
We Sell Only The
3M
i'osAd‘v
FIIIH csurdsllla lime .
$5.50 ,
Illnesses-s IIIII QCIIII
N‘TlVI°Hl°Kl~. lussss‘ssssi nameless-Ins”
’. he“ ital—sushi.“ If
I through-Dana's Agency of this city.
“retina of the
Q yo! All.
do so ofthe
Q 9tIate secretaryI 'i‘lIls capital stock is
-—Boft and still has comm.
The Endeavor Circle of the king's
Daughters shag“! most at the home of
Mrs Milena): 82 High hireot.
South orwallt, Wednesday afternoon
It s-o'oioclr
‘ Ml-~«All lllé‘al location has been secured
for tho Methodilli. Fair. It will be
the Odd» ellows.‘ new rooms.
ornler y meant by the death Nor-
walk Club. Wushlnggon street.
shite-inhuman.—
Judge Chsrlos Enliurnes. of Green
wichnfomerlr of .South Norwsik. was
a guest last Saturday at Wesleyan col-
.his alma mater. and saw the
1 “me there with Williams col
whgzh Wesleyan won.
as
loss.
Hams. 120. Buttery's.
Eye
."
Arthur welsh. of East Ilenue. Nor
Walk. a member of the Second Ave
sue Habitat Church New York city,
iiI Iddhsss the Decker Club of the
Couth‘N owallt Baptist Church tomor.
glow. IA. Ill attendance is requested.
1:: w—Spbcipl from Corset Stock—Our
the co ts. We on: an extra good
Corset. Iic pr. M. S. Smith E Co.
”The regular meeting of the What-
soever Circle of Kings Daughters of
the South Nerwoik Congregational
Church. will be held at the home of
Miss Florence Benedict, 42 West ave-
nue Tuesday evening at 8 o’clpck.
We...
There‘s no beauty in all the land
That can with her face compare.
Her lips are red her eyes are bright.
Shetaltes Rocky Mountain Tea at night
Plaisted' a drug store. .
A number of book agents hare hit
town. the past few days. and have all ,
sorts of propositions to unload on
folks to whom them "get next." 'l‘hey =' :
can sell about any magazine on earth.
and I. lot of books are- thrown in with
every subscription. 'l‘héy teem to be
doing a pretty good business. Q
—-Iioin of' Pork to roast, 11c lb.
Hayes.
Mrs. Chicheeter, of New York. niece
of Charles DeKlyn. is dangerously ill
at her mother's home in Bethei, with
typhoid fever. Dl. Wights is the
physician and trio drained nurses. Miss
Clements of New Haven. and Miss
Bourne, of New York city, are in ui‘
tendance.
"--—Special Sale in Kitchen Dept. Ev-
erything at cost. to clear up for Holl-
day Goods soon to arrive. M. S.
Smith & Co.
A special communication of Old
Well Lodge. No. 108. F. and A. M..
will be held Monday evening at 7:30
o’clock. The Master Mason's degree
will he conferred and a banquet serv-
ed A stated communication of the
lodge will be held Tuesday night at 8
o’clock. The E A. degree will be
worked.
~Peeriess Floor, 700 has:
bbi. l-‘. D. Lawton ll Co.
The Rev. Dr. J. Wesley Hill, who
Is to preach next Tuesday evening at
the First Methodist Church, U one of
the most popular preachers of Brook-
lyn, preaching to upwards of two
thousand people every Sunday. lie is
a stranger to this section. having
$5.50
come to Brooklyn last spring from .
the West All should hear him.
—-’l'he Best Bed Blanket to be found
handsome border. full else, 00c pr.
8 Smith a: Go .
J. Mather. W. W. Donahue, Fred W.
l.enby.-2A. Asher. W. L. Grevatt.- Bos-
ton; Henry B. Newhail. Max Plant. J.
E. Cannon}! 10. Stanley. J. A. Shes»
hon. Mr. and Mrs CConnor. New
iI-York: Qli. W. Iaevallie. Waterbury; ll.
A. Courses. Scranton. 9a.; G B. Guns
let. Glens FillmN .Y.; Mr and Mrs
J. n E.ristol .9. Bl. Bristol, 0 '1- ans
tot. Vincent Melon. Brooklyn. W. .W.
Ganung; springdeid. -.~C H Johnson.
Hartford. were at the HotelI Clifford
yesterday.
Bawtou‘
'thvi 1" ”E 1"!
Basil—EveryIlhm
artisecl *‘ '
, BOAITPOIltmItQMln Imsilpips ....12clil.
........ 110 lb.
Isl."ll.l"ll0'l.1.‘1“.b‘
IMAM. IUOIAIQ MID HAM. ........................... .... iii/go Iii.
Isslua LAND. pm iIo ls.
IPIING LAM'. POHI. .............. ..... ................,.....100W. '
L‘A” ’6' “AT nouns:III-nsl-ssnuslaosous. aaaaaa IIIIII‘IIIIIuj“ lbs
PMMI MI ROAD?
nslirnolssss-ssslen
..........JIte.lIIih.
IIDIIAIIIII
--—~IIPICIA urine—~—
l'mh Trips. I; A I. IItlIIII. DIIVII' IrIlII, Plga' Fest. Noelle. Its.
”I murmur street. car.
arket
Rowland South Norwslli. .
;,‘ ed to ‘flxllL‘ He had been rcpt-eyed ‘
«one finger. .19“ lbs. 500. F. D.I
*0 {Women's Coats. worth 012.00: for this sale .. .
Fur lined Coats of RussiIll squirrel. worth III. 00: for this sale.
it .~
I «We , gen
‘ prises Under this. held here you
lordsig‘II the (IclllIlQ ll oldest-s Iw
“Bold mew
33610 P Learn-
Beardsley. 4 Hart:
‘ d'. Waterburyrfl it
E. Sweeney. Nsu ‘t rayon
ton. um it: also K. Olly. Midi
'dletown; .li. Creamy. Bridgeport:
Rev. Benjamin B: Pearce. Dallhury:
Charles 7‘. Canaan. New Haven: A. B
Adnms‘ Willimantis. and H L Row-
lllnd. Waterbury. ..
Johnny was I dood‘boy. but he lov-
over and over ngin. and It is“ he
hip} prqgggiedh to th e no more. Q. Thst
very eve nus he to root! from school
guppy I out ch'stk guldwawolisn nova;
phony." said moth Isr. “you
promised me thlp morning that you
would not light again. ” . Q The dole op were tendered I did-
"But I hayen't been lighting, me. nor in the Elfilm It evening. Msyo‘l
This is an accident;I John P. toll. ougrossmun George
“An accident?“
"Yes, ma. 1 was sitting on Tommy
Ell“. and l forgot’tohold his feet."
L Liliey and the Rev. George ii. For
.ris. of New Haven. ware among thv
invited guests ‘ . l. .
and making an“ strokes to win pub
' lib favor in and more. We arc
' hot drifting with the tide. but rathol
Igainst the stream Icornlpetiiion. Wt
. can helm It! i alts“ ends abo’vu
‘ grater Wight dam betas swamrsl‘
.. siliklli was» we always carr
‘the life n so gm. "honour" to sup
‘ port pg 39.” Ihfippli flow of trade
‘bu hid in South Nor
mwwpllfihfi. and hole linen
*‘lllllisve our success
forget solids and fair treat
I ..
..,
When in. noel! oi Furniture r Stcl
es Lsue lip. You wii get ll
I
Any who use these Suits will at once rgqllgg tht In extraordinary
low price is quoted. The styles are the vssy ”west; the fabrics are the
most popular: whlls the workmanship is in ovssy my and detail thorouqhii'
correct. All that the new Winter season dictates lo the way of styles in
superior grads materials at I popular iovl‘ prise. ' ‘
' DOUBLE BREASTED SACK SUITS.
novel effects in new overpialds and
strips effects; dark and medium pol
'l‘hess Illits will attract many
men who like something sxciusive..
SINGLE BREABTED SACK SUITS.
Pail mixtures. the new slate ‘nlI
granite mixtures and overpl
p0 par and suit effects in b'oth
$7.00
«10.0:
interesting display at this price. No $7. 09
SlNGbE AND DOUBLE BREASTEII)
bls breasted sacks. sizes for young $10.“
”MEN'S OVERCDATI.
in sleeves; all sites. . .........
silmre and Worsted abljics......s.
other store in South Norwailt can
boast of so many styles and quaii- $10 a
BLACK SUITS. black Chbvm‘dx
and old. large or small”... .......
7.00.
STYLISH WORSTED SUITS I very
ties at ............................
$7.00
bots. rough Surges; single and
Fine quality Oval-coats. black and
and Oxfoxds; Venetian lined and sat $10 0(
I North Main Street. tooth Norwailt.
HARRY GOOD WIN. Manager. .
The Paris Until. “lllld Suit Hullsr.
LOUIS UDELM AN Proprietor.
33 South Main cm. South Norwalk.
STIRRING SALE OF WOMEN'S AND CHILDREN'S VERY NEWEST
COATS. SUITS AND F038. ‘
Woman’s Sample Suits. msde' of Pun Cheviot. worth 080; for this sale $10.08
Women's Costs, worth $0500: tortilla sale .............. ..............31108
fill.”
30.00
Ch‘.dm" out. I. IIIII IIIII IIIO‘ ."'.‘DCDI‘O'I.‘l'..ll'l..'.'l. II ‘1” a”
Women's Bola Costs ... 00.98; worth double
Sablp or. lsabslla For Peleriaes. line. 2 1-2 yards long. . with natural
‘ "till-Ina paws. beautifully lined Ind llnilh. worth sat; for this Sllo ms
Large Pillow-shaped Mulls to match It .............Ill.i8._ 010.00 and 018.50
Mu“. Ind AICDI. T." Isa-IusInus-ssss‘svt‘lht-hpsrs-s '1‘“ “oh
GrIyIStbsrisn Squirrel Ascot Ties. ll yards long, of selected and clear
d'rk IIIDI IIIIIIIIDIIAIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIAIIIIIIIDIIIIll'leIII ’7!”
“039‘ Blond“ Lyn! .t sousuuv-sssssussyMason-soulIll-Ills u “:08
Come early and get them. as they are going fast.
Remember. alterations free of charge.
Ll. UDELMAN. Prop.
Distiller anId fiii‘illslll'i’
lollis lIlllilllllllil. -Q - -
‘ 106 Washington sItrcsi (next door to Post Oihcs) South Norwallt.
w
A said do tins a ovhsdosrs m sulrs.
$13.00 Men's Suits for “All.
A “0.00 Overcast. “1.00.
Man's Pants It. 08.40: worth double.
Men’s Ihtrts. worth 01.30. for this sale. ass.
Men's Shirts worth 750. for this sale. ills. ‘
Man’s Union-made Suits. worth £25.00. for this said. ”MI.
losses lined Underwssr. I90.
I l. UDBIJIAN. Prop.
m
* tor Deanery. Rampart 9nd n'Qliitsl'il‘lalh
.,9.
it lit “values in this adv. ,isebsyond dispute. The
trinsic worth of or item emphasis ad is above rsulnsnt. The price 999*
enemy is unquestionable. We vs ell been seasons is things to taint. . .
“Models in style, honest in goodly. We' vs chosen lust the more
that your mind is on now. on are asked to read the chapter of all
All Alhslly womtu the. other day You are asked to buy Your intelllssnce will prompt you. YIour self .
took her small' grandson to service As telnet. will decide this to your satisfaction. . = ‘
"“7 “WW“ "‘9 9°" W ”1° A alloys TURN. . rLsNusLsr‘l-s wssll
“fidfifggfifmfili‘ffifmm. gay“; (31% Pay you well if at all interested In Fail WOMEN. ‘ ‘7' ‘
gloves to get an early chance at the The “mg comfortable soriI m.
h'I‘Ilghat for?" salted the following lots: tti
c . . winter wear and costtrl‘g you but ii I
Ladies fancy lined cashmerette more than ordinary cotton fabrics. I
“Put it in " rel stall the we all. '
tier in 51W” "1 ”9"" blacks. tons and Ladies' aanueiette Ikirts. ill piait‘
‘it will buy a loaf of bread. " b it
After stopping a moment for a silent ”9"“. l“ 2 ° "' ”a" spptwwem bind Ind 'wliite full also
I r s . 3‘
player. she said' “Come on. Deluge." Indisa‘ heavy worsted gloves in ,
"No. grandma, " promptly replied the :“‘;“n “"0"“ ““1 white, “l 25" “"1 50" Ladies“ flannelette shirts. mods whit
9 deep panacea. inll mm or plain 99l-
annélstto‘s. Isl; = * Hf» .
‘ioy "we must wait In our breed. ”
Ladiss' striped iisn'nsiotts gowns.
Ihe [mflrsml Shae with 19ilIllr.50c and blue collars, in sizes 19..
muddled ilsnnelette" owns in air!
. Honest all through. brgsggffijmwgmfidgwrgfil“ gays. ilInaelstte or plain cglors mm mm ‘
N roaautas. I390 999 mag It ”we GLOVE ’ “ c '9 effect. It 980.
ones oprsse s 00. s
wearing qualities. style and iii are Mans driving, walking and dress CHILDREN’S TO'QGOAN 0"“ ' I
too well known. People who have gloves In the most popular shades. Are here In new assortment. savory Q
been .golng in Bridgeport to secure made in I'llilout seam. over seam and child wants one. They give much
his shoe will find a complete stock cable stitched for $1 and a1. 50 pair. comfort at small cost. We have ,
it my store. Men's calfskin driving gloves at “Whigs plain and stripe effects. It, II;
Gall Kepler’s" ”M”
Men's, youths' and boys' wool gloves Bar's you investigated our Fall Shirl .
at 260 and 500 pair. Weists‘l
II Wpshisgton. Ste st. Norwallt.
.
83- 85 econ St.
took Reducr‘
This Week
5
Al. E it YA
mossy. .6! Cream. is «It.
inquisitive
* The Hlslop kid glove. every pair
warranted tor ladies and misses in
all the newest shades, lit I1 a pair.’
Lndies' heavy walking gloves in
tons at II.
roputsa 'nnusnnsu'rs
HOYT S THEATRE
}ATURDA¥}1:°}632'L£§Y‘M .0... so wasumcrou s'r. souru uoswanlt.
‘ spasm. sultry.” v“ i
Archie Sh ard’e
WI ”3.1) READY-TO-WEAR HATS, 98c.
TRIMMED HATS. $3.50. I .
. S. S. TILLOTSON,
86 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. 90“”:
A New Line of Religidus Goods J uht “
Received
AGENCY FOR WATER MAN FOUNTAIN PEN.
POSTAL ALBUMS AT REDUCED PRICES.
Its 2:30 0.p m. ‘
DOLLS ALL PRICES.
firlces: Evening. 10. 20. 30°. ‘ . .
Matinee. adults. 20:; children. 10c. COMIC CARDS, 10 FOR .............................................. 5i: 9
Seats nowon sale. I "
sov'r's THEATRE. NELSON’S
\iatlnes and Night, WED.. NOV. 22
We Dillll Gel “Roasted."
The Novelty of the Year
Original (Copyrighted) Iii'esize l
O
Bntt.Nelson about our roasts of beef lamb. mutton
‘ . and other meats. No reason why we
MOTION PICTURES. ' should Careful In buying. handlifl
l‘aken at the Ringside at Celina. Cal. and keeping meats we are In posifltnl
September 0.1905 Q to sell you the choicest cuts to he bod
anywhere and we stand ready to slim
Tremendous Iucesas Everywhere.
:oMPLsTI sloHTsIN souuos. you promptly and properly It Ill
times.’ ‘
Prices 25. 86. 50 75c.
Sale starts Friday. Nov. 17.
moving Pictures
‘rssentlng a remarkable New Pro-
gram luciudind:
The Grant Pence centerence.” at
’ortsmouth. N. E: “Stolen by Gy-p
lee," an intense dramatic offering:
"i‘he Great Steeple Chase." the great
west of English sporting life: "The
holes Motor Car“ trip around the
world in twenty minutes: “The North
\tlantic squadron." at New York
’OIITIVELY EVERYTHING NEW.
Ipsslai Bobcat Children's Matinee
,
Roast Pork. 12c "1.. Push HIM-“1.0 ,.
ib.‘ Fresh Illoulder. 11s ib.: Chow“
Meat. 100 lb.. 3 lbs.. Illa.
J. W. DODGE.
Iusssssor to Jacob Iohaub.
22 Washington Itreat. velou- m
u ‘M sieu noun replied wlItli dignity.
'1 will tell you one ting. In’ you I
Judge. Two weeks pas' Antoine II' I
go to hunt duck. He take his but.“
one side so bayou. i take by bateAtt II»
odaire side so bayou We see not'ing.
We hear not’ing. .
"‘Blmeby one duck he ily “PM“:
down Is media or so bayou. 20 dull .
say 'Quack quack!’ Antoine say A‘Edht .
bang! i say ‘Bsng hangi‘ All'
garl Antoine heel bees all list dildk: Q,
has". my hair, too, by garl' " ‘ ,1:
“The only man i ever knew who
could beast and yet remain modest
‘ was our guide. Louis Vigor." said Mar-
ion Taylor president of the Louisville
Bond of Trade just returned from a
shooting trip in Plasilque parish. hou-
lIlIanll
"We had always taken Antoine Le
mailru to guide us. but this time he
was sick. The mayor of the little town
introduced Louis. a tall. slender. proud
Arcadian. whose only attire was I cot-
‘ ton shirt. ancient trousers and I llapi
ping old hat. but whose double bar
rslcd shotgun was much linol- than
any in our party
i “'lllli are you as good a guide In
Antolnol' i asked him. 'We think there
is no one in the world like Antolns.’
St. Joseph’s Fair.
.1 Marlo Hall.
I Isruaosv
MID. ARLIE IHADLIV. PlANlDT.
WILLIAM cusso. coon IONGI
A man ’It can’t tell “is as if III
b'lieevd himself he‘d better seaside
month she! Sometimes the other kind
Ir9II 'Icusabis 'oause they re so intuit- Q .
es ll'. .
BROOM DRILL
Too Young Ladies Dlmtsd by
MlII MVRTLI '0‘“.le-
I'RII DANCING
ADMIMION lI cum :fiuondrIIoafi.09Mhe 1&3: ma
. 41 ed
me e on song euros.
Willi. 5313.225. we ”3 mom" ... W“
0n and after Monday Colour 9. ”gaudy $1an misrngliy Onltkflfl' i
will. have among basil. SIMIIIIIIIDII- M 3
walk, MEIER am. -
Returning: will lcsvs Ptsr II. Elli
(saw its? Ilia) at it with." Foot of III
Norwal dM;W mum
triumnhsd in every sass
. j ', s-X»
”Lithium
sndchsbtwlthllot
0m
:r"; "W“ ."F’ ssIIsIIsIIII ”I V‘
used)
A 1‘
ShoursondBE ICE]! to
srBItnlsvsryaight. fies ‘ ‘
We. reduces an inflammation. hills Q ’
u“ lng‘sudsois‘lngofph lulu. amin ‘
“Niki 'AII Masseuse-Insults “I “’m a” m. “on w ‘1)” W. “a,”
. ““99“,“ 'gfguuogf go,‘ “MIMI, in! I {W In.“ HM WI “DENIM
, gm tirelastatugo of quick consumption. Ito casino “as «Q
“mil: m‘h scam. I i Q lidlhdsoliaooidmflndisnapslis,’
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