‘1' lil-
batroes, Granite Cloth, Variations. Me
hairs and pollination iaall colors.
BLACK vGOODfi‘N OPMlM-m
E. K. BANKS.
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46 stat. 41 mm . 5
Malt-emu Hotel inc 5‘
5‘ . ‘Nemlkv‘W-wi
no it
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waitress. nonsense.
For Norwalk and Vlclnlt.y:—-dcnc-
rally cloudy tonight and Wednesday.
A well-defined'dlsturba‘nce is central
this morning in Kansas. Cloudy was.
ther with light local rains prevails
generally in the Central and Eastern
sections. Conditions favor for this vi-
einity cloudy and unsettled weather
with slightly lower temperature.
D iii-“i *5 r ”t W3 .
bittfi‘w‘” ”hm m: M“. l ,
M” miii'ieii‘i': Street. lieilltisr. lti- "
its lilies”. "
‘ l1
ital
M'l‘. “
' is sought by eVe’ry'ii'ne who takes
personal pride in the perfection
of their individual appearance.
For that purp'olle‘ '
we can. AND RECOMMEND
MNiTOL PREPARATIONS.
Tooth Powder 26c
Todt‘ir‘ Liquid ..‘.‘.‘..2ut and title
Tooth”Palite'............‘...ilftc
ro‘ot‘it shits ..............:iiic
Toilet Powder ..............2iio
Bath Powder ..............2iic
ii‘a'se Cream 26c
5 Toilet Soap ................25‘c
Shaving Sticks ............2bc
Step in and let us explain
these preparations to you..
* Ell. it up. it.
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“5 'Druadllt. 5
‘ a North Main at. Tel. 02H.
Connection for all not-than!)
south boundoars can be made
405.“! Indetelno'tiu «cam on. of
Tile semi-monthly meeting of tile
Marigold Club will he held this cvcn-
ing. ‘ '
WW
S. W. Veisor has purchased one and
‘ Wiillanl Byxbee the second of William
Court Mahuckenio, Foresters of Am- ,
erica, wit! hold a regular meeting. this H. Smiths new houses in Quintard
evening. 5 avenue. Harry 8. Gibson has purchas-
ed the place now occupied by S. W.
New carpet ""3“ at Road's. Other Velsor ill the same thoroughfare.
specials in the till. Read it.
—-Dr. Dick's cures malaria.
Some say that city girls are poor.
P‘ 0' l‘““"‘”’“”’ [“13“ New Eng ignorant things. Some of them cannot
land Order of Protection. will meet tell a horse front a cow, bllt they do
tilts evening. know that Hollister's Rocky Mountain
' Tea is one of the greatest beautiiiers
Butler Chapter. R' A M" will meet known. Tea or Tablets. 36 cents.
to-nixht. There will be work in the Piaisteti’s Drug Store,
past master‘s degree.
The highway commissioner has
awarded ll contract in the. town of
East Windsor for constructing two set».
tlons of macadam road to Thomas
Kearney, of Mormon. for $1.65 and
$1.75 a linear feet respectively.
Jack Cockeram left South Nor-
wuik recently to take a position in a
new but store ill Waterbury.
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Gregory of Nor»
walk, have been guests of Mr. and
“’5' 0“" ““0‘1- ‘“ View“ The ladies of the South Norwaik
Congregational Church new: just con.
cludcd a most successful rummage
sale by means of which n goodly sum
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel iioyt hays. re-
turned to their home in Newark. N.
J., froth their trip to Columbus. Ohio.
The Misses Eloise Lynch anti Ethel
A. Sprague have resigned their posi-
tlolls with .l. A. Hislop and Company.
fair was ill charge of Mrs. Charles s.
St. John and Mrs. Joseph ii. il‘illow,
ably assisted by the ladies of the As.
set-littion.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur llccrs, of South
Norwalk, have been guests at the reel-
dellce of Theodore Hamilton, in Wes-
ton. t
~-'l‘hc charges for telephone service
in South Norwalk exchange are graded
according to the neetlstof the list-r.
Just as its use is essential to every
home so is its cost within reach of all.
Are you familiar Willi our present Tillt‘
schedule?
Washington Camp. No. 1L~Patriotic
Order of Americans. will entertain 59.-
veral state otllccrs and have a banquet
at its regular meeting Thursday eve-
ning.
Mrs. W. O. Berryman, who has been
the guest of Mrs. Mary Townsend. of
117 West street, the past few days.
1W" ltilisllittellglliig‘m for her home m stones. This is one of the largest num-
“3 I "g on. _'_,'_____ her of stones ever taken from a person.
.. . -. , . . 1 history shows. Dr.
lhe Junior Guild arid the “omens “0 ii" ii" medics
Guild of (iraco parish both meet at the {\“Ifi‘m‘iwslw‘flfl‘ assisted by Drs. “ii-Ci“
rectory tomorrow, the. one at itl:3tl "00 “"d i‘ “A“
. :30 ‘ 5 .
:3 3:: :fl‘t‘gg‘liggnm‘ ”'9' °”‘” "‘ 2 Frank Taylor and Kate Kelly. or
...—....- Bridgeport, werc arrested last night
——A residence. telephone shops in all by Spiii'ifiiflmm'l‘ Samuel ireinnd. at
wpnthers makes appointments sum the rear of the ivllilcd bitltcs roundly
. . v 1 H . t _
owns the physician. and is useful in all 1"“! Sales Company. “if?” if"; ”mfg
emergencies whether “mm, or my.“ cd with improper tondutt. tty or was
. . . ”ed sent to his winter residence for thirty
it?litigatnisviiglgyitl"ugiafilr‘tisw temp an” and ”'9 Kelly Wiimmb Whit '9 ii"
‘ I g ' ' old rounder. went over the road for
twenty days. .
-Mrs. John Herring, who is at thc
'Norwaik Hospital yesterday. yesterday
underwent an operation by Dr. Jean
Dunlortier, who removed from Mrs.
Herring‘s iiVUl‘ no loss than sixty-scroll
...—.1
lilies Rust) Mndcn, of Cuba. who has
. r ‘ n 5 are
fir: 1,232.":‘2‘; :‘lfl‘iillll‘liigirafgofl‘i; 1'10... The average young wollnln of today
walk to “mun“. her ”s" with Mrs is busy. ileuuty is only another name
t‘hariottu it Corbet of Cedar street. for health, and it comes to lift out of
’ ‘ ' ' .cvery 100 who take llolilster's Rocky
Mountain Tea. Tea or Tablets, :lt't
(rents. i’lulstctl's Drug Store.
linrry (ibcrlandor has resigned his
position as chauffeur with his uncle.
tot-Mayor William ll. lvlubbcil. nlld llnil
been shopped with the Crofut and
Knapp C(llllpilli)’.
The following committee from Star
of Columbia Circle. held an important
...._____. meeting at the office of Dr,l\Vesl, mull
-_,\ r..,,.td..",.., telephone shops 1“ all leclded to hold their annua alltumnu
Wf‘lillll-i'fl, mukcs appointments. sunl- 9‘0““ Mill illthi- "0"“an 333 Mi!“
lnons the physician. and is useful in all "’imi't chairmen: Mamie McLaughlin.
emergencies whether grave or trivial. iflcmifll‘y; Mrs. Lyle, Mrs. Bvcc, Misses
its cost is sllrllrlslltuiy low compared illnkc. D'iUI‘iIY. Dill”. Hayes anti lio-
u. n“. “from“... it “my“. sartlus. Another meeting is called
for Friday evening, when the tickets
'1th annual uwctiutr of the Roma 0! will be given out and other important
Management and the Committee of i"'"i"(‘"“ transacted.
Visitors of the i“ilii‘iii‘lli (lounty Home,
in Westport avchuc. will be held to.
itiorrow morning at ii o'clock.
Andi-cw Boos, a Hungarian from
south Norwuilt. for carryin a imllif'ti
{la-calibre revolver and a pa r of (11mg?
knuckles in his pocket was fine ' i
Some say that city girls are poor. ‘ .
iRMll‘ufll things. Bantu of them cannot “"‘i costs. ”timid” morning i“ '3“
tell a horse from a cow. but they do "“3 couit, Bridgepmt. by Judge Ni" "
kuosvlhat liollistt-r's Rocky Mountain olson 0“ ”‘9 "ham” 0' carrying con»
Tea is 0m, of ”w greatest beuutlilcrs ct-ltlotl weapons. flees was arrested
‘ , ‘ .. m. by patrolman Poland on Water street
mm: ilk-1131:3513 (gt,Tr:?ILm' 86 “n at 3:10 yesterday mornlnl. He told
TO GUR‘ A COLD lN 0'“ DAV city only a few hours before his ar-
Tske LAXATWE BitOMO Quinlne rest, be at; on his way to Bouthpnrt
Tablets. lJntggists refund money if it from south Norwaik. He said he can
fails to cure. iii. W. GitOVlll'tl nightt- rled the weapons with him to. defend '
tors in 09 each ”9.1;-..35’9'
bill: Mar
1
. il'm'ifii‘..‘3.iimll.li"‘°“9d5 _
let's Spanish.
toss. it
Prime Rib flout life to file its.
limits Oink 16o endiuih.
Shoulder steak tooth.
stuns lie-it 140 to.
flush Porlt 16o lb.
OUR SPECIALTIES.
Routing chickens. Inch. Home.
worry ‘ Isrnu' Inperlor lettuce.
”gastritis, talusl Poet. Ito.
... st .
i.
at our store. :
was united for use of the Woman‘s
Association of the church. The at
i:
the court. that he had arrived ill that.
.Porterheuso Itult ile anti 20o Ill. ..
pl
\ Any New VIP“ out. candidate.
“ NDRMCHr Oct. ”hustlermer
. the Democratic candidate for mvarnor
{lett here today forbauitatucinwhere
" he will spools tonight. and» among lbs
1 subjects he will treebWilibe tllo‘sta’te
police. Muyor’i‘hayet- said before he
left that he would be unable whammy
iwithv the many requests totspeait be
{fore election and said that probably
"would make but two more public
Innocence. one in New Haven 'next
“week and one beforeu iitilnelrliiiy‘ilere
ionnho‘nisht before election. He ex-
proved himself as- satisfied with the
way the campaign was going to a- Nor-
" wieh Record- reborter and referred to
can organ in a New Haven Republi-
can organ headedt'll‘hayerrzand Hearst'
jaudUsaid that thiwwas an, example
.-‘ not the fairness of the Republican press
. in the. state. 5 . .
“it is stated." he sold, t‘ithat Thayer
is evidently anxious that the people of
l Connecticut should. understand: that he
.4 is very much. interested in thooam‘
Judge of Williamtl. Hearst. : ,. Just,
; where it, ist‘evidentl'l-we are not advis-
2. ed; The edtoriu goes onto say Hi
.4 'l‘hayor favors Hearst, etc. he must of
~; necessity endorse Hearst ideas and
, practices." . . . . _
f .“Tbis is clearly said and sold in a
-.. way to make it appear first, that 1 tun
- in favor. of Helmet, and, second. that
-‘ l endorse ills ideas and practices (and
all of his ideas and practices) for.
. says the. editorial. “he must stand for
Just what Hearststandsfor."
Now. the fact is. i do not know
Hearst. having met im but once about
two years ago, an i do not of nece-s.
sity or otherwise endorse his ideas
or practices because i am not: in ills
confidence. So far as he honestly op-
poses ring rule. boss rule and machine
rule such as We have in Collecticut
under Uiiman, Paige and utility. and
honestly desires a return to a Demo-
cracy. i am with him. but not more so
than he with me." .
“And i am also with Hughes in so
flu- as he is against boss rule and ma-
chine rule. i am not running New
York politics or interfering with them
and i am not permitting New York on.
iitics to interfere with my opinion. i
the not endorsed Hearst. Hughes.
Murphy or McClellan. l have nothing
to do with them for i am conducting
my campaign ill my own way and am
telling others to so their own way. i
only ask fairness froln the Republican
papers."
NO lNDlCATiON 0F FOUL PLAY.
LEBANON. Oct. lift—Au autopsy
was held yesterday afternoon on the
hotly of Mrs. Joseph 'l‘rzcnskl. which
was found ill a wagon on the read be.
tween here and Norwich, but there
were no indications of foul play. it
is thought that the verdict will be
that death was accidental. brought
about by the woman's habits. it having
been shown that on Saturday evening
the woman was in Norwich ill a con-
dition which suggested intoxication to
a very deplorable state.
FOUND WITH BOTH ARMS BROK-
EN.
Wil.l.iliiAN’i‘lC, Oct. iii—«J. Uiibt-rt
Connor. of this place. was found under
a tree at Phelps Crossing yesterday
with built arms broken at the wrist.
lie had been out visiting Saturday
night and was returning iltii‘ ,. tli‘t‘l‘ the
bridge at the. railroad crossing. but
does not know whether ho was pushed
or fell off the bridge. He has been
sent to the hospital at Norwich.
Ready out
Our display of the famous Al-
fred ilclllumin tilt (id's Ncw
York Clothing.
We have secured the exclusive
selling rights for the Town of
Norwalk of the lint-st ruddy-to-
Weur clothing made in all the
[k world.
Alfred llclljltmiu til 00.. New
York. have sot the fashions in
the clothing world for so yours.
No other clothing approaches it
in quality or style.
ilults and ()vermats, 815 to $30.
-——-...
Open Monday, Wednesday.
and Saturday Dunlap
. " TAILO t
OLOTHI
HAWIN
PUIN|.H‘!.
I his “in“.
at. in...
HOYT'S THEATRE
roossoav. act. as.
lRILAND'O owner IINOIR
ALI‘JM'DQONI
'1
Joanna MURPHY'O FAMOUS
row
Kenny-dew.
retest-he. as; self son.
"HIT 4 ROW. iNlOIOHIfl’RA—Mo
nut-unna—
sows traumas
“THEM-Y. OCTOIII R7.
MATlNII AND NIGHT.
Hetero legumes! of tho Iver.
Popular
AMIchN .Vi‘i‘AaitAPl-i on.
All New Mevlsd l‘leturu and thus-
trot-ti “not.
III-«The Vanderbilt so: line.
The “nation of t e Hour.
’ Daniela I Oust titty.
alum. wound. (a great comedy
‘ . , ,
Tittle. ALL new—ea
Matinee Frisco ....... ‘l and We
IV.|'liii|.‘.ni..ttt.. Wham”.
1i
i
moms. sniper. MORlliNe OCTOBER 19115.
AND ENDS SATURDAY aren't, ecu-oasis arts.
reasou‘ior‘il.
. bers of the Socialist fighting organiza-
. the notion of the court will result in a
. senorai strike tomorrow.
be careiuiltl carried out.
seasonallie' surplus merchandise.
will be the store’s gain in the long
pop a chance to ball seasonable w
saw that this stock reduction sho
there lSllOlililltl in the world that
made these reductions.
5 other occasion.
The big sale has been careluliil planned. .
Marching orders have been, ill
, We want to emphasize, the one word “Big." . We want it to cop:
veil to tour mind the fact that erelnsstock comes to the hunt hillll
its best and most seasonable mettllil‘adise.
MEANS TO YOU.
such slopes saving as is impossible on and
, . warm nus SALE
in the first place. it means mode-ll saving ’ ;
. There’s a plain princess g
Event on of; that. as will '
van to ever-ll dollar’s adult or.
Do we lose? Cordials. 116$. But the present loss
run. for it clears the decks for Fall, business andaives ‘
allied. things at a march nominal price. it is neces—
‘uid be made in the shorteSi DOSSlblo time. Now. 35
Will. reduce stock quicker than redaced'prices. we have
You are invited to attend this Bic Reorganization Sale, and
share in the broad counomies which it Offers.
—.-_.
J- A-
83,78‘5 Waéhington $1: ,
........_____._....._ ..., .
WHlTl SALVE DELEGATE.
PARIS. Oct. 23.»~Prcsldsnt Refine-
voit has cabled to Ambassador Mc-
Corlllick dcsl lint: Secretary Via-A
hand. of the' merlcan ctllbussy to re-
present the, United States at the Con-
gress for the Suppression of the
"White Slave Trade." which opened
here yesterday. The congress aims
to secure the effective (at-olwration of
the various national committees espec-
,lttily for the protection of emigrant we.
‘lllcfl at the ports and vicinity ill lcgio
‘iutlon providing for the punishment of
traffickers in "White Slaves."
SOCIALISTS CONDEMNED TO
DEATH.
WARSAW. Oct. tar—Fourteen mem-
tlon were arrested October 20 and bare
been condemned to death by droni-
.ileadmeurt-martial. it is expected that
. The, military authorities continue
their domiciliary visits in the residen-
thl districts. They recently searched
the house of Court Krsnsnsltl. the
ifilost prominent of the Polish Nationa-
sis.
: WW
SCHOONER TODD ORDERED GOLD.
HARTFORD. Oct. 23,—Judtto Plutt.
in the United States Court, today or-
dered the sale of the schooner Maggie
Todd. of New London. after six days‘
notice to satisfy i'l. claim of "70.16 of
the New Model! Marine iron Works.
‘ _ 4‘ ‘ ‘ O
s A full assortment of single one
double guns from five dollars up. Also
a fine line of hammerleu guns from
fifteen seventy-live tip.
Rifles and revolvers-from two-fifty
up. '
A fresh lot of ammunition in all
gauges and caliber.
Repairins lions.
Gill at.
Norwttilt hardware 00.
La»
( ‘ I 5‘ e «
Hartman ._ Ill,“ conserve» .
v "at “tartar “It
use I
ti t ’5 lmlm filmy?"
out n . m . a Ii' a.
"0"de “formulae “gm
Depuraied techie?“
Mattresses
Guaranteed. vermin
sorbleut. and not to mail
Entire filling is Cotton Felt, hand
laid. in uniform layers, soft and elas-
c.
proof, health
if. after sixty tittys' trial. mattress is
not entirely satisfactory,
F. A. MITCHELL,
~. ‘ . t 3»
Open Evening; {ill I ololoolt.
l and 5 Wall .‘1' g
. .
Namath, Conn.
M
(W
Has reCelved a-carioa'd of
fine lioavy truckload Coach
and they can be seen at
'Stailits' in 00th. trance.
to;
" ‘tlliil H u. ”5
boom 7.35.3“.
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lied Ion
, alludes . .
fharmful mm» convenience
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ibWsMAt/s. nineteen.
Lillian i i it:
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has. seam “Mir-4'
«won‘t-st“. .
money will
§V t’ .
if:
so. '
m ltltiiiilfil.
"I ‘
lug l"ianncls.
gs“ Washington Street. ,
GLOVES
Our Full and Winter Gloves are all in place and await the inspection
and Still! that. are sure to come. Our stock is new and contains the choicest
of products in both kind and fabric. Not an element looking to warrant
your custom. ' i
Long Kid Gloves in black, white. tan and pearl color.
Long Silk Gloves in black. light bltle. white and navy.
Two Clasp "Eugenie" Kid Gloves. black. brown. tan. mode, white and
gray. £1.15. ‘
Two Clasp "Aldlne" Kid Gloves, inns, in l s -'
M" ".00. me gray and tan. (warrant!
irny and Brown Mocha Kid Gloves. all sizes, $1.15 pair. \
lioavy Cupe.Kid or. Mannlsh Walking Gloves, assorted tan shades, sii "
I
sizes~ 31.15.
Women's Cashmere (ilovcs, lined or unlined.
Women's and Children's Golf Gloves.
Wool Mittens for women. children and infants.
N. E. RYAN 8: CO.
86. Washington St . So. Norwaiir. Telephone 414.
....
to buy Hosiery. Ull‘dcwvcar. Gloves. Corsets and Smell Wares, Out- '
-‘isntlcl‘cttcs, 1“ let-cc Drawers, it'l‘alitlcl Blankets. Com-
fortaltlcs. Lace Curtains. ’ , «
Kitcilcn Ulcnsiis of All Sorts. »
Window Shades. (.‘uriaill Rods.
Fresh Candy foe and zoo ib'.
M. s emu at comm;
rtton. too. till wusslsr..soura sons?
.Iwbiufl
foil, - . , 5 .‘7 i.
There are numerous kinds of final. films in THE GOOD King—‘ALB ‘
hear. he warns. . ' I
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