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screens ia.‘.nos-‘
, Almanac for’ 70mm
cleansers 5:16. ‘
onto a. at; 7:95 p. m.
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lty some nuisance.
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candldstss. Ro-
Frstsmally,
loa assess. Bso'y.
‘ many of the San Francisco
W. and the boarding~houses
‘ ‘ accordingly. The authorities of
this diversity of California have just
' ’ silence to the Berkeley house
or: .who take (or want to take)
eds. The signers are President
1, J“?! Bmfessor Edwards anerucy
we. dean of women. “In general."
Missy. “the university will here-
afi’lr‘i'eoommend to new students only
elicit. houses as receive exclusively
,nlen orTsxciusii'ely women students."
I" ' A French, doctor who has been mak-
lxig‘some experiments with a plug hat
finds. that in the morning when the
temperature in the shade was 77 de.
no“; that the thermometer he ,car-
grist! in his hat registered 90 degrees.
' At noon when the outside atmosphere
. was-,nihety degrees the inside of the
stove pipe hat was registered as 108
was even worse than this for with a
cool broose blowing. and a temperature
of 68, the thermometer registered
st. .
Park 81. Tilford‘
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~ :Wlnss,Liuuorsann Cigars
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. “Hotel Clifiord ”
- JOSEPH L. wuz‘
Proprietor.
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SPECIAL N0. 1.
Etons.
titres.
ooiorlngs. Regular price $5.00.
of. Ophir Oil-our.
ridfy Waning. Deto- .
look. refuge in Berkeley are.
W In the evening the showing ‘
Women’s Suits Fitted Coats or Stylish
WALKlNG SKiRTS.
Tthew Pleated Walking Skirts. cut full. well made. ill all the desirable
Tomorrow. $3.98.
Ins
Unlike ordinary
. always.
.. Can be easily carried fto
“Reva 1......
Every lain
warranted.
parlor or b
insect ovary house than is .
.aroolnihstthehsatfrom the.
other amvssor furnace fails to
reach thank a mentor:
ills "weather" side. «one having no heat
connection. it may be a cold hallws . No mat», '
tar in what, part of the house—who or room or ’
hallway—wit can soon he starts snug and easy with a
P5 coon
Oil Healer
(“mood with l-olrflau lsvlos) ‘
oil heaters the Pal-lemon gives satisfaction
First andiorornost it is absolutely safe—-
“‘2' turn the wick too high or too low. Gives intense
' smoke or smell because equipped with smokeless device.
in room to room.
' to operate as a lamp. Ornamental as well as nsef .
Mario in two finishes—nickel and japan. Brass oil fount
beautifully embossed. Holds 4 quarts of oil and burns 9
hours. There’s real satisfaction in a Perfection Oil Heater.
Every heater warranted. If not at your dealer's write our
nearest agency for descriptive circular.
makes the home bright.
la the safest and best lain
for all-round houaeho
‘ “so.t Givesaclsar steady
improved burner. Made of brass throng out and lckel
Suitable for library.
room. if not at your dealer's write to nearest-galley.
u cannot
eat without
Asses
Fitted with latest
plated.
lain. room.
STANDARD OIL OOIPAIV 0P IIW YORK
m.-.
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FASHIONS AND cuurlanv. '
WRINKLES.
An entire costume of broadtall
with deep lace V at the throat and a
bit of exquisite hand embroidery is
indeed fit for a queen.
Velvet bands occasionally outline the
upper portion of the Empire gown and
offset the heavy embroidery which
forms the entire bodice. Such n cos-
tume lsvery handsome for ceremon-
lous occasions. _
Figured lube veils are having quite
a run, as you already know. When
thrown'bach according to the usual
mode. they are a charming setting for
the bright faces they so plcturesquely
frame.
A quaint idea in mlilinery is that of
running a row of tiny blossomsralong
the midrib of the heavy ostrich plume
upon the evening but ‘
One of the cutest or icapots is Cloi-
sonne. the beautiful and durable Ja-
panese were. was shown me the other
day in one of our local stores. The
-a .. ..._.V...-.....w..-. . . ..
howl was somewhat less in size than
an ordinary teacup. buti was told that
according to Oriental methods, tea
for eight people is brewed in it hot wa-
ter from the kettle being added in the
cups. ‘- '
Very tall girls are sometimes at a
loss to decide upon a becoming fashion
in a skirt. This season the model
having three wide circular folds, each
bound with silk or velvet, set on some
inches apart at knee depth. is an ac-
copinble one for such figllres; it may
be accompanied by a long or three-
qunrtcr length coat.
Heavy embroidery in self color or
ill contrasti gold on while being a fa-
vorite appears on the shoerest nutter-
inls for dressy gowns. Another lute
ideal is the material of a crepe-like
weave having a trailing design in vel~
vet applique.
A lovely fluffy boa of light blue lua-
rabout and ostrich tips is made very
effective by the addition of long ties
of black velvet ribbon.
WE HAVE EVER OFFERED.
SPECIAL NO. 2.
Tourist Coats.
Women's Tourist Coats. the latest
Made of plain blue cloths and mix- models, made of lnamlish mixtures in and the mannish in
:value. at 88.50.
FU Re.
A great showing and as usual marked at Bargsm Prices. if you can spare
the time a look tomorrow will pay you.
price 825.00.
SPECIAL NO. 3.
Women‘s Suits.
"Prince Chap" Suits. in plain colors.
Regular
Tomorrow, $20.00.
Women‘s "lmsemo" liulf Wool Ve sis and Prints, while ribbed, silk
trimmed vests. French band pants. Our leader. at file.
3 cases of our famous 29c llcudcr Vests and Prints for women.
low. 25c.
Children's Ribbed Flcoccd Vcsls and Pants. all also». at 35c.
iioy's (ircy Ribbcli‘li‘lcecod Shirl
39c value, at 29c.
, in the cemetery in that pliant”?
ixturos, pleated are or mixtures. made the newest box
Coats lined and skirts are full the new greys, etc. A regular $10.60 skirts. inckcts satin lined.
out. A regular $22.00 value. at $15.00.
as
died at his home in New York clid'.
Boudoir. aged 65 years. The remains
were bmusht to Brsncbville. Wednes-
day. and interred in the (wily plot
the tidal resting place of the wife and
daughter of the deceased.
lieutenant'sllaw was a Civil War
veteran and enlisted u a private in
the 17th Connecticut Volunteers at
the beginning of the war and continu-
ed in the service until its conclusion.
Darius his term of enlishment he was
promoted to be lieutenant. . ‘
. Lieutenant Show was a boss carpélr
ter by trade and conducted a flourish-
ing business in Norwalk some thirty
years ago. During the last years of his
career he lived in New York city. He
was a member of the G. A. R. and
the Odd Fellows. James Dr Shaw and
son of Ridgeneld, are the only survi-
vors of the deceased and are also the
last of the Shaw family.
POPULAR AM'UBEMENTS.
THE NEW ERRAND BOY.
At the head We company'of sixty.
Billy B.,Van comes to Hoyt's Theatre
this evening in an entirely new vet'-
sion of “The New Errand Boy." All
that tends towards insuring a perfect
musical comedy organisation and
everything necessary to guarantee at-
tractive scenic and costume features.
have received undivided attention in
this play. Special thought has been
exercised in order to fuiillithe re-l
quirements of a uniformly balanced
corps of dancers, singers and come-
dians. so that this pretentious enter-
prise might hid.for glory as‘wail as
patronage in good faith. in fact the
er of Jams-n. em continued. '
Made in NeWfiYox-k. .
ALL « Street ~— The Waldorf - The “ g j ~’
Horse Show —-— Delmonico’s -,- all , .
;. mean “Correct Clothes for Men.”
There are many Alfred Benjamin &. Co.
one...
Clothes in these .,
famous places—- »
for the are lead.
y.
Don’t
being copied by other makers, Wear to- . 5 .,
day’s New .York- Styles—made by Alfred ‘ .-
Beniamin
Corr
salesmanship" ! fl
\
Mrs. Philip Carlin, of Bridgeport,
Could Not identify Man
Killed by Train.
The man who was killed at the Mon-
P. H. Sullivan Amusement Company
those masterful directors of worthy
amusements. have evidently not allow.
ed the smallest consideration to stand
aside in organising and‘providing a
picturesque and musical fun entertain-
meat in touch with the comical genius
of Billy B. Van.
HOYT'S THEATRE.
"How the Oillce Boy Saw the Base-
ball Game" is a big laughing picture
that the Vltsgraph Company of Amer-
ica will present at Hoyt's Theatre. Sat-
urday, October 13. So wellknown in,
our great national game by the Amer‘
ican public. it is needless to say that
this picture is a screamingly funny
one.
AT CRIPPLE CREEK.
At Cripple Creek. a well written and
exciting meld-drums. was the attrac-
tion at Hoyt's Theatre, last night, and
the audience was well pleased with
the efforts of the company. in the
specialties little May Eddy was ex-
cecdingiy clever and .won repeated en-
cores. Tonight Billy 8.. Van will reh-
tertain in The New Errand Boy. and
tomorrow afternoon and evening the
well-known and popular American Vit-
agraph Company will be the attraction.
The College Widow has been booked
for next Friday and tile merit of the
attraction should drain; large house.
SPECIAL NO. 4.
Children's Costs.
Children‘s Heavy Costs in plain col»
styles, ages 4 to 14 years.
price is 86.98. Tomorrow “.98.
Usual
shirts. 60c quality. 39c.
at 19c.
Value two. at slap. -
DRE” 00008.
A big stock selected with the greatest care, all the much wanted styles.
and tomorrow's prices fully a third under value.
86 inch Scotch Tweed Effects in. NIB popular greys. excellent for walking
Other elfuctaln greys.over iWodoaen stylus. u/orth from 25c to llllr.
27 inch lllack Tailela Still. the regular 76c ounllty.
5! inch Broadcloth in colors and black. the smile as sold last week.
For instance:
I
O
Tomorrow. 670.
i
skins are less than mill quotations.
iy. Value ”.39. at it." pair.
that value. at st ..
with wool. Value lids.
sf‘oolors. Vsius OI“.
' . Wins 10c. at to yard.
5 shamans. FLANNILU. arc.
We hit") never seen any like the display and “it! vuluos.
thousand pairs of good, wann. durable. full also blankets, in some cases the
Of course. as usual. we guarantee our blankets to be install on say they are.
' m pairs full alas Bed Blankets. blue or pink borders. extra good quali-
iiiil pairs largo also Blankets, wil
l
Flue quality G eilnu invert-d (.iolntorlallies. whit/1 cotton liillmr. lieu
Torsormw,ll.00. .
Istssn Coverall Oomfortable, full also and scroll stitched. a complete line
lemma. is.”
. 1.000 yards Outing mussels, all new designs.
Nearly a
it‘s a great opportunity to buy now.
.
lie or grey. extra weight. Regular
cairn heavy quality.
wm'rss uuoaasvs’ae.
Extraordinary values in good lindmear. the usual Boston more kind,
12 liuilou Kid Gloves. In illuck. wh tic, tuna and greys.
$3.00. Saturday. 82.50.
‘roe street bridge several days ago
has not been identified as yet and
in all likelihood never will he, as he is
to be buried this afternoon ill the Pot-
ter's l-‘ield. « .
This morning Mrs. Philip Carlin. of
Bridgeport. called at the undertaking
rooms of D. W. Raymond and asked
to see the body. which she thought
employed at the Union Metallic Cart-
ridge Company. in Bridgeport, and who
had been missing since Monday night.
She at first thought that she could
identify the body. but was unable to
do so and it was finally discovered
that her husband had worked all day
Monday, wheres the victim of the
train was killed Monday afternoon.
The Elite Canned Goods
to arrive almost daily. and we c
in the end the cheapest:
We will have more than
offer to the trade in a few days.
New Figs just arrived.
satisfaction. We can tickle you
Tires.
33 WEST WASHINGTON ST.
might he that of her'husband. who was .
NEW GOODS.
wholesome goods. They may cost a trifle more but the
antee every article absolutely as marked or represented.
chateau“; “"aaags.
Groceries. How and‘Where to Buy
ers in tyles. .,
wear last year’s models, now
35 00.
act Clothes for. Men‘
Exclusive Agent for The Norwalks,
JOSEPH DAVIS.
Clothier, Tailor, Furnisher. Hatter.‘
85 Washington Street, South Norwalk.
z. s. sisaotev.
————.
so BENEFIT ems.
‘s‘suth Norieslk Tsa'm Cannot no and Fm‘" °f mm“ c‘ and“? "fan”
‘ field Hill. ,
“m" ' 0'“ Zalmon B. Bradley one of the' teat
- Manager Steve Moore. of the Dan- known residents of Greenfield ‘ l-llll.
bury lnvlnclbles received word yester- father of Simon C. Bradley.‘died yep
day from Manager Nash of the South ‘ terday at his residence in that place.
Norwalk baseball team that he would _ The deceased was 82 years of age. and
be unable to take his team to that city I death was caused by a general break--
Saturday to play the invincibies shown in health. He ie yes several
game for the benefit of the hospitallchildren. The funeral till] be held
and there will, therefore. be no more Sunday afternoon at 1:30 o'clock from
baseball in Danbury this year. his son's residence on Greenfield Hill.
it was a source ’of regret to Hana. Burial will be in Oakland Cemetery.
ger Moore to receive this word from . - .
South-Norwaik. for he was desirous CANDIDATES FOR SENATOR.
of playing the down country team PLAINVXLLIE. October 12.--Min-
again. not only to beat it. but to add_ton 0. Morton. of this place. ..was
to the fund now being raised by tho.nonllnated for senator by the Fifth
hmpitai. It is too late now. however. ' District Democratic Conventionyyes-
to get any other team and the benefit‘ tel-day. _ .. "
game will necessarily have to be cal- The Republican candidate in this
led off. district is George A. Hall of Bristol.
Call 322-4.
.‘il l
are the finest goods packed in the world. They ire, commencing
an supply your table with a full assortment: of these high grade, pure,
quality and the full weight pack makes them
our usual stock of pure fruits. Jams and Jellies. all “new goods. to
We submit our goods to the most rigid test for purity and guar-
New Pancake Flour. Maple Syrup; New Honey.
If you want to know what real fresh made Butter is, well come here. We’ll show you to your
r palate and stimulate your nerves with our delicious Coffees and
v
NEWPORT SAUSAGES—If you want something for the Sunday morning brehkfast that’s
delicious. phone or send us your order for Newport Sausages. V " .
Charles E. Seymour,
LEADING GROCER.
SOUTH NORWALK.
....<.__e-,_. . .... h .. _
Buy for Cash
3.2;,” t° For Cash.
Where to
'l‘omor-
B... New York Grocery.
n luul lirawers, sizes 24 to ill. Usual ' __
SHOULDERS—Hammond's Delicious Sugar Cured—Special ............................ 9c 1b.
GLOVES.
. "“““‘“’ 9““?- CRACKERSm-National Biscuit Co’s Regular 10C Ooods .................... 9c package
Ladies' Golf (limes, in black un‘d colors. {ch value. at this.
VIIL lNOS. .
Fina quality '1'“!de Nels, plain 0r dotted. all the popular colors, at 26c
yard.
1% yards length Black Chantilly ilace Voila. drop border, 81.50 value.
Saturdar. $1.00.
I
‘ on,
TOILIT ARTIOLIO.
Dr. llyons' Tooth Powder.‘ usually sold the. litll‘fl 17c.
Woodbury's Facial Soup. always 26 c. list-e l’lc.
LIATHII Wills'l‘ sacs.
The latest strap style. Regular ".60 value. ”.00.
IIIIONI. [76.
No. to l‘laltl lithium the newest effects and colorless. Regular price
inc. Tomorrow; loo.
llamas Pillow Tops. ready for “l? lining. sold usually its, 'i‘onlomw's
price. the.
Robert's Soft finish Collar Foundations,
tallies‘ Fancy ttountod basil combs. also and the value.
list. We.
Value 10s. Now is.
TEA AND COFFEE-SPECIAL OFFER.
1 pound Very Best Nov.~
loo 1 Tea .. ..... . ....... .5oc To all, urchasers of our
DISCOUNT 1 Fancy bio-Ks " Special 0 er of popular Tea
STAMPS Blend Coffee . . . . . . . . .32c and Calico. we will give free
FREE! --- loo Stamps.
Total......,.........-Bsc ”“31“!
BUTTERn—The very finest Elgin Creamery Butter ...... . . .. a pound. one
We “ defy competition as to quality. Try ours and youywill find it nice.
FLOURi _ FLOUR! FLOURi
Maud 8. Brand Flour. l jcnsa' Superlative. ' Pillsbury’s XXXX.
By the burial. 35.25. By the bum]. 35.55. ’ By the barrel, $5.65.
W sar
For Batu;-
llosutr Plus. two so a card. neat patterns. regular its shine at to.
has
M at its time “unwanted, at a saving of at least 25%. IMMINT ”mun“ ' ‘ ‘
Ian’s Naomi Wool shirts and Drawers. slm up to is. olurantsed The "New" Oil floater. smokeless, latest improved. molar value
its at of any Mil garment mid. Our price list). this. at "sit.
, 's tissvy slum “escort mum and brewers. extra elastic yarn. is or. Willis semi Water Pails. villas are. at m.
and double scum drawers. A m the rates. "are. too. WhiWPoreslaln ’l‘sa Clips and Ssuoers. Value is, at all.
‘ 's l‘las Australian Wool Vests sacrum. Issa up to it. Usually Ionian: slss Japanese Bread list so. Value use at its:
Tomorrow. 01.3 . . arts pa. complete. Regular value till. it . .
a.
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Man you want anything
i
in
m grocery ll... :5! want 5 frail: our stores mill: pficss to f
" buy. We hays the largest and moatcomplstc stock of High Grade Groceries; Teas‘ and Coffees.
Let us have your order to-morrow. You will be more-than sate.
Butter. Cheese andrfhlggs in town.
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