our on More If '07
‘ $10.00 Nowhere an or the sun can-
you get such values.
Men's All Wool. Block Tblbets, Un-
, finished Worsteds. Bllk Mixtures.
(lusimeres. Black and Grey Sargon.
Overpleids. in all the new and up-to-‘
date fabrics. handsomely tailored, out
on single and doubierI-easted models.
.
ea In Health, and w:- Able
pend Theatre, Last Night.
(lot. If -—Count and Countess
, rived here yesterday from
all, ,, The count. who has con-
did, to. improved in health. attend-
thiiatre last night. his presence
tl‘ ethic much attention. He says
hsolutely no connection with
01mm affairs in Russia. but In fol-
I Itbe developments with the
st interest. The former prem-
ier added:
"'1' find empire is passing through a
, wrists. but although I am a pessi-
mist at present 1 have not. abandoned
0.90 of seeing eventually evolved a
parliamentary and mousrehial regime
suited to the needs of the country. "
j Count Witte said he did not desire
in reply to the attacks or criticisms of
the.“ enemies of Russia. “especially
1: they came from the stamp oi
empire." I...
DEAL IN NEW ENGLAND LIGHT
AND POWER PLANTS.
' Holding Company.
DOVER. N. H Oct. Ii—The Dover
Electric Light and Power Company
has been taken 0ch by the Twin
States Gas and ElcciIiI Company. II
Connectlmit corpoiation. organized ii
is said, to hold the New England pro
parties of the National Light, Heat and
Power Company of New YIIIlI. OIth
electric light plants to be acquired it
is said. are those at Hlnsdalc, South
Ber-wick and Lebanon. MII, and thc cl-
ectrlc light and shoot rIIilIIIIIIl plants
at Bratilebom Vi" The flIst 'l‘win
8mm Gas and i‘lIIciIlc CompauI is
capitalized III :1. I00 000 HIIIIIid (l
Villard. of New York is president. and
.. the directors are all New York IIIIIII.
VALUABLE PAINTINGS FOR TOR-
RINGTON CHURCH.
TWO Copies of Murillo‘e to be Placed
in Episcopal Church.
IORRING'T‘ON Oct. 4. —'l‘wo valua-
”Hangman, the controller of the,
Outpatient Corporation to Act as-
$7 and SW.
Got the Habit
No More. ‘No Less.
Go to the
,lhpuughl Clothing III.
HARRY GOODWIN.
USED JACK KNIVES FREELY.
Rockviile Man Nearly Lost an Ear--
Were Fined.
ROCKVHIIIE. Oct. 4.~—John Desay.
Billy Gadelski and Pete Miller was
each lined $25 yesterday in theI police
court for It breach of the peace in
which jack knives were freely used
Gadclskl got a stub wound in the arm
of a serious nature. A vein was sev-
ered and it. bled profusely before a die-
tor's services could be procured. it
took twelve stitches to close the
wound in Desoy's arm. He also re»
ceivcd severe cuts on his hands.
Miller‘s ear was almost, out off.
Frank Blnteuski, who was also one of
the party, was fined $7.50.
ESSEX MAN SHOOTS His WIFE
ESSEX, Oct. 4.—-’l‘his town was con-
siderably stirred up early today as
the result of II savage attack by James
Whoaton upon his wife in which he
shot. her during II quarrel. Without.
warning, it is said, Whoeiou pulled a
revolver and at close range fired tWo
shois at his wife, one ball entering
her shouldcr and the other entering
her hip. thston, who slightly under
the influence of liquor. was arrested
soon after ilIII.«H.hoIIiiIIg and is locked
up to await the rcsult of his wife in-
juries.
Mrs. thuion was taken to the Mid-
diesI-x hospital at Middlctown and it
was slated later in the day that her
wounds arc sIIIIioIIs.
FIGHT. iN STONY CREEK BOARD-
ING HOUSE.
S'l‘ONY CREEK. Oct. 4.--iu :I fight
curly to-Ilay which started in nu lio-
liuII hoarding housc opposite ilIII post
office. Joe IioIIII was shot by Michael
llallouui, and thc lIIiiIIII IIscupIId. llul»
louui tried to color Biouc's room and
was ejected. but succeedcd in pulling
Blonc out into the hall. The twontcn
clinchcd and stumbled down thI stairs
to the sidcwulk. As they broke away
from each oihor IIIIlloIInl shot llionc.
lhII bull catering the luticr's facc bII-
low the cyc, passing out of his bond at
the roar. A physician dressed thI
wound and says that it probably will
his paintings, copies of Mur'iilos not bu. total. A search for Builouni is
which welt: brought. from Seville, bIIiIIgIIIuIIII.
Spain, [IIIIIIII W (loo.
7 many yeaIs ago. how been pIIIscIIIIIIl
II “to Trinity Chllf‘i'il by Mrs w H. K.
Godfrey and Miss Ella S. Coo. The
subjects portrayed IIrII Moses Striking
the Rock and The Miracle of thII
Loaves and I‘isth.
TheI were oIigiuIIlly lulendcd by tho
' donors for the walls 0: then new parish,
house, which is to be built in the near
future They will huw'ctcr he plIIIIId
in the chuIclI foI lbc DI'f‘I-it’lli.
by the late
INSPECTION OF MILITARY PROP-
ERTY.
Assistant Qunr'IiIIIIIIIsiIIr (lIIucIIII M
J. Wise is scudiug to (IIIII‘t‘lS respon-
sible for miliiaIy pr'opcrII. leIiIIIs IIII
tlfying them that there will soon bII an
inspection of ”III pIopIIriI This in-
ppectlon will not nullity IlIII oIdIII
which the,\ limo rchIiIIId to Inuko tho
usual returns as to ”11‘ InopcIII ’l‘hc
inlpection will begin Monday in New
Haven and will continue until Novem—
bar 10. thIII II will lIII conclIIIlI-d in
‘HII‘IIOI‘II. 'I‘IIII IIIIIIIIII's :II'II lIolillIIIl
when the inspection of their propcriy
id to be made, that it may bc in I'IIIIIll~
noes for inspection.
CORRUPT PRACTICE LAW.
HARTFORD. Oct. Il.~-—A mass lllIIIII~
,Ills of citizens who believe in the
‘ltliet mforcomcnt of the corrupt prqu
tlco law, and favor tho elimination of
Venetity from the mining IIlIIcIiou.
bee been called on Monday ()I-IIIbIII
I to take such IIIIIIIII us their I-IonviI
ties of civic duty quy IlicIIIiII This
meeting In called by thI con-IltivII
committee of the I-lIizcus' IIqumitIIIII
upon ream-III of ”III Iowa IIlIaIrIncu of
{he Republican and Democratic port-
1‘ ’ Bl.
I
ICOTTON BROKER SUICIDES.
NEW ORLEANS. ”H, 4. Hum MIII
lard. proiulncui I-IIIIIIII iII-IIIIIII' IIIIII lor-
merly purchasing IIgIIIIl of tho NIIw
Orleans and Noribwcstcru Railroad
committed suicide in his residence last
night by poisoning. IIIIIIIIIIIIII In Iiii‘
“phoned cnusp for tho not.
“I... I“ .. ...... ,...._..._.
“ONNECTICUT PEOPLE IN WASH-
III‘ .. .
tfri l‘ifi Wishiniilou.
F W. Themes. of Hartford
' ..H M.
Mr. and Mrs,
MI and
Bylngion. of Norwalk: 0.
E N. Blakeslm. of New Haven
9', It
INGTON.
SHINIITON. Oct, 4.I-Councclloui ,
iqui Weeklx,
iYALE EDITORS‘S NEW APPLICA-
TION.
NEW IIAIEN ()t'l i.——li. was un-
IIoIIIIchl today that lIlIIIrurd ’lihopip-
sou, iIRSUCI 'IIIII editor of the Yulc Alu-
lIus bIIIIn appointed by
Iihl‘ YIIIII AihiIiic Committee to act ilS
IIIgIIni foI the IIndcrgruIlnIIIII IIIIIIIachs
Iln inking II'iIIIIgc of tho distribution of
:I‘oothnll and baseball tickets and us-
sisiiug in IIIIIIII wars
the nIIIIIauIIIs of ”wt
gIIIIIi dIIul of work .\Il‘ "lhoIIIpsou
will lIII responsible for IIIIIIlI IIIIIIIIrIzi'Ir
IluulII manager for thI work carried on
in his IIIIIIIII-IIIIIIIII.
'I his will now
various “Innis II
CATHOLICS AGAINST
CEAN.
PARIS. Oct. 4."WTIH‘ (‘aihollcs of
ilriinuny lInI'II addressed nu oIIIIII III!»
for to interior Minister (Ilcmcuccuu
denouncing Iiit' IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIis which in-
mode in his speech IIII Sunday lust and
adding.
"'I‘hII Chousuus IIrII not «loud. if
you attempt to IIIIIIII Ibc,.lucobius of
L‘iil: if you IIIIIIIIIpI to close the Hull'-
chIIs, proscrlbc our priests or prcvcul
IhI- IIIIlIIbI'uiioII of our suinicd religion
WlI will rise against the Infamous ty-
ranny and die with enthusiasm for
(iod and tho King of our fathers."
CLEMEN-
EAST HADDAM REPUBLICANS
NOMINATE.
EAST llAlIllAM. Oct. Ii.~«'l‘hu ltII-
pubilcaus of tho thirty-fourth (longrcu
sional District today nomlnuicd Au~
IlrIIw . Shepard for senator from that
district. The IIIIIIIoinIItloII was by ur-
cluuultlon. Mr. Shepard formerly was
a rcprcscnluiivo in the legislature.
BEA CAPTAIN DEAD.
SCOTLAND. t)(lllil.. (IIII. Ii.-»--(‘.upiuln
Rufus Hawkins. aged 05 yours. II for-
IIIIIsr well known III-II Iaptuiu Illcd III
his hoIIIII boIc luiII last night of heart
IllmInnII (‘upiuiu liuwklns at one linu-
rI-pIIIsIInlIIIl llIII town of Scotland III
the lIIgiI-IIIIIIII‘II. llII lIIIIvIIs II widow
.IIIIl fleI t’IIIIiiI'i‘H.
BOMB THOWN AT RUSSIAN GO-
VERNO .
SIMHIIIRK, RIIIIIIIII. Oct. twtlou.
Sturynkowlicb, governor of Slmnblrak.
had It noirow IIIIIIIIIIII. i'rqu assassin"
lion today A bomb was thrown at HI"
| W. Pattie. R. L. Clark. II .1 Sharp and IgIII‘IIIuIII. Willlllliilm him in tip. ["ij
land log.
ills Injuries are not final.
4— —-
MMOMMWMW”
instantly Available.
While this Bank can. under its rI,IiI=s domaud a ninety day notice
’ ' ’ior withdrawals. this is merely to provide for emergencies and is an
In actual practice we
IIII'I'II
“mom of safety as much to the Iioposlior as to the Bank
Pay Withdrawals On Depend
that your savings deposited here are available at a moment's
the some as if in II commercial bank.
I
Am meeting of the list Maker‘s not
clety was held last evenin-
Mrs. Horace Keywortb and mother.
Mrs. Benson, are attending the Dan
bury ii‘ulr today.
Cliffoid Word has secured a position
at the shoe store of William L Olsen
in Wall street Norwslk.
Mrs. Samuel Murphy. of South Nor-
walk is at the hospital hollering from
appendicitis. No operation has yet
been performed.
Just 287 Norwaik people went to the
Dunbury Fair this morning on two
trains. The greatest number went on
the special at 9:35.
A trolley car jumped the track In
Broad River yesterday afternoon: it
was gotten back on the rails by the
men from the Wall street car barn.
Mrs. Henry II. Grumman, of Nmih
avenue. Norwalk. arrived home lI‘.’
night from a very pleasant two weeks‘
visit with friends in West Philadel-
phia and Wild Wood, New Jersey.
Royal Benedict. son of Mr. and Mrs.
Nelson Benedict was operated on at
the Norwulk Hospital this morning for
appendicitis by DI. William .l Tracey,
assisted by Drs A. N. Clark and F. i.
Burnell It is believed that the pn-
ticnt is doing well.
Quite a number of Westport people
came to Norwalk zq trolley this morn
ing and went to the Danbury Fair on
the special train leaving South Nor»
walk at 9:30 and Norwulk at 9:35.
This train will run throughout the
week.
Owing to the limited room in thc.
Norwalk city Council chamber, no one
will be admitted this evening at the
hearing on the charges against Captain
of Police Robert N Marchouse, except
the city officials, thII witnesses, law-
yer,s reporters and those connected
with the case.
PEN NSYLVANIA’S NEW CAPITOL.
Largest Crowd Ever Gathered in Har-
risburg Wae at Dedication Today.
HARRISBURG, Pu.. Oct. Ii.——ln the
presence of the lamest crowd that has
ever gatheicd in Harrisbng, the mag-
nificent new capitol of Pennsvlvnnin
was dedicated iII-‘Iiny with brief ccrc
monies in which l’rcsidcui lioIIseII-li
look IIII active part.
Before he exercises
I'tiIll begun falling and continued
.hIoIIIJIoIIi ihc ccrenIoIIles. 'I‘hous
ands stood in the drenching downpour
facing the presidcnt' 3 stand.
President Roosevelt arrived at the
Pennsylvania Railroad station of ii: ()2
II In and was mm by the capitol IlIIdi-
IIIiiIIn conImiilIIII on was escorted to
the capitol lII IIIII guv‘IIInoI 's tIoop. At
IlIcI Inpiiol iIlt‘ president “an moi by
iloIIIIIor i’IIIInrpnckcr and after the
IIIIIIIIII gIcciings thc goIIIruoI and
.'ilu_vIoI (lross of iluIIisang pIIIscIItIIIl
thc prcsiIlIIul with gold medals us gills
of tho state and city
i’IesiIiIIui Roosevelt was given an
enthusiastic reception when he appear-
IIi IIII thII grand stand at 1]: Iib II ‘clock
All brIIIthcs of the stoic govcrnmcnt
IIIIIII rcpIescntcd.
Following the rcuding of II portion
of the Bible, foIIIIcr (‘I-lIIchnoI William
A, Stone. picsldcnt of the. capitol
building IouIIIIissiou. III II bricf IIdIlrIIss
turned the. building over to the gOIeI-
nor, who IIIIIIptcd it on behalf of tho
IIIIoplI- in II short speech.
The got III nor then iIItIoduchI Prcsb
'lIIIIt Roosevelt, who delivered ihc
prIiIII ipui uddrrIss of thI IlIIv.
The president ““OlO II Iain coat and
spoke barchcudcd III the rain.
'ihc crowd surged dungerouslv about
our of the strcct corgncxs sIIchul thou-
sand pcrsons being involved in the
struggling Iunss. (‘oIIIplIIiII order was
IIIIIIIIIIIIII bI gIIurdsuIIIn bowIIIIII Af-
IIII ihc clIIIcring that ground the pres-
iIlIIui III the com iuuion of his address
had died uwIII. ilishop lIuIllngion. of
Harrisburg, invokcd the divine bcnc-
dlI-tlou bringing the IIIIerIlsIIs to If
close.
thn thII ccromonics were over It
puraIiII pIIssIId in review before the
president.
Aflcr the Winnie the president and his
party iIIspI-IIIIIII ilIII capitol. This was
followed by II lunchcon III the IIxccu-
the mansion in honor of tho pI'.IIslIlIIIIt
III which loItI guests were pIIscni.
'i‘hc uIIu capitol of Pennsylvania.
which was dedicated today. is one of
tho most beautiful and imposing build
inns in the United States. not only in
its arcI,hlteIturul but also in its in
’lhus far the building and its furul
'i‘hus four the building and its furni-
shings represent an expenditure of
about "3.000.000.
Except for the hanging of the Mn
rul paintings by Edwin A. Abbey and
Violet Ouklcy and tho soiling of the
statues of III-urge (buy llcrnuId IlIII
sculptor. tlIII Iupltol is pIIIcticnlly com-
pchIId
TlIII building is RomunCorinihlau in
its gIIIIIIIIui (II'IIIIIIII and III fIIIII-Il with
linrrc ngIuliII. it covers II trifle more
than two lli‘l‘iIH of land IIIIII stands IIII
the site of the capitol burned in Feb-
runry, lllll'l.
’I‘IIII capitol consists of a main bulld-
lug and two wings. the total length
being 025 foot. and tho lIrIIIltb "'4 loci.
were started
all
The whole is IIurIIIouIItI-d with a dome
rising 292 foot IIlIovI.I the first floor.
The mom striking feature of tho IIinII-
ior orunmcntutlon III the employment
of 02 most granite Inouoliths .ouch
weighing 31'» tone. 'I he iniIIrlIIr of tho
IiomII iii dIII-oruII-d in gold. ”Mill! and
blIII- IIIIII III the, top in II patch of
sky studded with flliiit‘l'lllif slurs.
tlrIIIIi corridors lIIIId off from tho
rotunda to various suits of odious
iI‘ mm the ropindu gallery on the second
flooI olubornloI doorways wiih hIIIIvy
mahogany hangings lead into the HI-
I'I'llxii‘ and House chambers on cithII
IIIII.
’l’houo chambers present the mosl
elaborate and artistic decoration to
be found in the building outside of
the interior of the great dome.
The building contains till rooms and
is occupied by all of the departments
of the state governmenti‘ including the
Supreme an Superior Courts. if. can
thins more floor spare than that of
the capitol III Washington. and more
than that of the capitol of Albany
The electric light fixtures are the
most elaborate in this country and
were especially designed for this
bu idiag. _
, M 0. result of
the mind?% ‘ thorfi Wily
as a Isms l s murder trlel of Joe-
eph Ferralola, the jury was discharg-
ed by Judge Case this morning pad
the sheriff was instructed to draw a
new panel. I
During the trial yesterday afternoon
Mr, Williams dosed off several times
and was told to keep awoke by the
judge. He seemed unable to do so.
so u recess was ordered and a confeI-
ence held in the judge‘ II private ofilce.
which was attended by the offending
Juror and the lawyers. It resulted in
court being adjourned until this mornI
as.
it developed that Juror Williams has
been ill with heart trouble and has
been under the cure of-n doctor. He
lufoImed the court that at the noon
recess yesterday he took a tonic for
his nerves. as he had not slept at all
luring the previous night and had cut-
en no breakfast. An investigation
showed that Mr. Williams. who is a
highly respected citizen of Rocky Hill.
had told the truth. and considerable
sympathy was expressed for him by
the attorneys.
The jury has been hearing testimony
since Tuesday afternoon. and a great
many witnesses had been examined
when the iIIterrintion came. The
new panel will report Monday.
The prisoner is charged with the
murder of Joseph Prestin. a barber. us
It result of a dispute over a woman,
who has since married Furraiolu. So
far the erase-examination of the state's
witnesses indicates that an attempt
will he made to show the crime was
committed in self-defense.
OBITUARY RECORD.
ANNIE KORDISH.
The death of Annie Kurdish, daugh-
ter of Steve Kordlsh occurred yes-
terday ut the family home in Bouton
strcct, aged 8 months. The funeral
was held this afternoon and the re.
mains were interred in Riverside Ce-
Incicry.
MRS. EDWARD (VANILL.
The funeral of Mrs. Edward (labili
will be held at 9 o‘clock tomorrow
morning 'from St. Mary's Church. In
IIIrIuIIIIl will follow at St, Mary's (,‘cmc-
IIII‘y,
DR. BARTHOLOW TO SP'EAK.
A rare opportunity will be afforded
the people of 'l‘lIII Norwulks. tomorrow
night. when the Rev. O. P, llariholow
of Mount Vernon. will address the uni.
ch EpWorth Leagues of this vicinity
in thI Norwulk Methodist Church. Dr.
Buriholow is known to many of our
towuspcophI both socially. and also as
one of the greatest orniors of the
Methodist CIIIII’IIIIIIncII. He will dclivcr
his famous address on “Hold Fusi,
Lot (lo. The Epworth lIcaguII Union.
which has schirIId his scrviccs is pc-
cullarly fortunate. and one of the mom
enthusiastic
successful Union is expected tomoro
row night. a
The, Norwallt League will provide.
music and refreshments. No admis-
sion too will bc’chargcd, the usual col.
lI-I-tlIIII will be Hilton Tho sIII'viI'II Is
II public one. nhd all will be welcom-
IIII without distinction as to Epworth
League membership The meeting will
open with short business exercises at
I. 'I.I
UNKNOWN WORKMAN KILLED BY
TRAIN.
WILIIIMANTIC. Oct. i.~—An un-
known man about seventy years of
age, was struck and instantly killed
by an air line train today. According
to lhII cuglncorof the train, the mail
was sitting on the track smoking a
pipc, and us his train rounded a curvo
he saw him but was unable to stop in
lime to'prcvcnt the engine striking
him. The body was huricd down II 30
foot embankment and later carried '0
IIII unIlcrlukIIr‘s here to await idcnti
”cation The man was ialIly Well
iii‘f‘HNf‘lI, but there was nothing about
his poison by which he IoIIld be him
llflIId.
ARMS SMUGGLED iNTO FINLAND.
lliIllSthlFORS, Finland, Oct. 4.--
'l‘wcntynlnc cases of arms which arriv-
IIIl here on the Russian siI‘IIIIIIcr Hun-
III IInIlIII lnlsc Invoices. were landed at
this port and IIIIbscquIntly disappeared
SWEET CIIIER
Made from Choicest Apples.
Frost Lot in. 25c gallon.
Joseloff.
NORTH MAIN ST.
TEL. OM
Town ..
Assessors: Notice.
WII. the undersigned hIIrclIy glvo
polite to all persons and corporations
llIIlIlII to pay taxes in lhe Town of
NI" walk that Ihoy are required by law
In tIi‘IiVlII‘ to the assessors, or either
of them, on or below the first day of
Now-tuber. 1000, a written or printed
liIII, dated. signed. and sworn to. of
0‘ .
mil. xsimian vise serviinl 5 ‘
gatherings of this most '
all property owned by them on tho
fli‘IiI day or October. 1000, liable to but
ill on.
N. ll.I—l.iuts may he returned to tho
IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII III the assessors' oiIIIIII,I
Town Hall building. Norwulk. and all
the Council Room. Haviisnd street.
south Norwalh. from and Including
October 15. 1000. to and including Nq-
vumber i. illilii. suld offices to be ppm
from 10:00 to 12:00 o‘clock II. m. and
from 2:00 to 0:00 o'clock p, m.. all
days of the weak (Sundays excepted)
and on Saturdays, and on November
1. 1000. from 7:00 until 0:00 o'clock
in the evening.
Dated at NoIIWIIlII Conn. October a.
1000.
WILLIAM G. CROCKMT'I'. l
0. W. RAYMOND.
18AM} BELLECK.
In ..
“Dillon
.. I .m
Nos. I It“! I 6mm epitome.
ADVANCE SHOWING or I
3
nits, Coats . and Waters. -
WE ARE NOW SHOWING SOME ADVANCE STYLES IN HIGH CLASS SUITS-«COATS AND WAIOTI.
THE STYLES {WHICH WE ARE SHOWING ARE THE PRODUCT OF THE VERY BIBT MANUFACTURE! IN '
THIB LINE AND ARE ENTIRELY DIFFERENT FROM THE ORDINARY BOTH IN FITAND WORKMANUHIP
WHIL OUR ASSORTMENT l8 LARGE IT l8 NOT COMPLETE. AND WE ARE ADDING NEW THING. ‘70
THE LINE EVERY DAY.
Women’ .s Tailored Suits Misses’ Tailored Suits
New Fall and Winter Coats
Silk Shirt Waists Cotton Shirt Waists
Nuns Veilino and Brilliantiae Waists "~ .,
Separate Skirts——-Nowesi Slules ‘ ’
TRISTRAM e HYATT, NORWALK, coNN.
m
OPPORTUNITY l , .
§%l§;80:§10l¥tu‘ill:if§‘ Ilmls notrn‘glif litifiilglred
00 ng or it Gil er. .
II II... H KRI EGE R & 0, .3
1mElthcse heateis are the famous Bouthfi ' . , . " V t ., 3,3,”. ‘ H
322;. “I?“II‘ISIIIN‘IIIIIIIris I23 ‘ ' " ‘
had?).BieekgggzhhejigrmcleIIERN'scOIIntI WEST WASHINGTON ST.. SOUTH NORWALK.
while they last. I 3‘.
F. A. MITCHELL, ‘
3 and 5 Wall St. Norwalk. Conn.‘
Tel. ere—2. ii
Wifiii
How About
COAL
Illa Iiills Ital iii.
iiif‘i
For information that will convict the
parties who throw from seven to ten
bushels of“ see stars upon oyster
grounds of Stanley H. Lowndes. off
Goose island. Address John H. Light,
South Norwnlk, Conn. s5 lit
Mu...”
Fairfield County Savmgs
Bank.
Norwalk, Conn. Sept 20.1906
At a meeting of the directors of the
Fairiicld County Savings Bank. held
this day. a dividend at the rate of
4 per (II-at. perIannunI was declared in
depositors from the earnings of the
six months ending September 30,1900.
The same will be ordered on ones
books and paid on and after October
10 1900.
s28 2w. SEYMOUR CURTIS. Tr.
m
"6l0VEll'8 lllt RAGE}
FOR MEN. .
Hanan It Son’s
".00 AND 35.00.
Ralston Health Shoe
04.00
Elite ‘
for Men and Women
“.00 AND ".80.
nun—nun—
Serviceable School
Shoes "de Children
nub—g
PHONI, 4M.
I-IIIIII SHOES mu III"
The Krieger: CO.
illllilil flllllllil ills
llil Milli Sillii
lilli li-llili.
Infancy Plaids.
09.11 and look III: the I
NEW STYLES.
Also
New Furniture
For the Fall.
H. IKItiEGER &' oe.
.. sum
Weisha‘ch Boxed lights
We hsvo a full line of Wei-been goods to show you.
The Reed It Volk Electrical C ompanu.
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