son is that t‘ 3.5Ilmand woo.- H'NORW‘ALK SHOE thorlz’sd Money, ,I. Phone 055- 2. Ben litIr iiour'm _, erect POTATOES -PER PK. ....................................... 20c f‘ 3 "IE PorAroes. FINE STOCK PK. 20c: so. 75c. f, I court eTARCH PER PKG ...................... . .................. 5c .: 20 Lbs. ORANULATED squn ................................... st 00 , .Mtt.it,itcs~s ........................................................ 25c 5;. .gnuiilces PER PK. ..... . ........................................... 60c "PULL'; LINE GRAPES. ORANGES, APPLES. casuaenmes, wa DEANS. SPINACH, PARSNIPS, tare must be a reason tor Walk-Over ' a poilect combination of lice and elegance and up ' Wharii hoods and tendel So.‘ Norwaik. OWGOA'I'B PRICED AT 07 AND 010. N0 M0 RE. NO Less. That will make many irionds for us. A timely offering for fell and winter that is sure to meet with the approval of many men. The suits 07 and $10. less. Every suit has the stamp of style and good workmanship Worsteds in nest mixtures and over plaids. Double and twisted cussilneres and black . thibits. black and blue sol-sea and Needs GET .THE. nABiT. 00 To No more, no 6 NORTH [IAIN MINI!“- wintry oooovvm, Manager. .90 “ Saturday Oct. 27 Handsomely Decor-ted "cHlNA PLATE To All Purchasers of Tea. Coffee Baking Powder. Spice- nnd Extrema THE UNION PACIFIC TEA CO 120 Wsahlngion at. South Norwalk. Free Delivery. " .1;_.._::L‘:r .‘. .m..._': Bag "65 iiarrel $5. 00 TUR NIPS, CABBAGE, ETC. UNITED GROCERY CO. 20 Item: Main so, So. Nor. Tel. 143. BPEOIAL NO. 1-— Men‘ 3 line block all “lliSlt‘iT Suits filutcst stylus xiuglo or double breasted, worth next week .................. II Item MAIu or. . -nnn—w .. ‘; 4, 5.v £4?” W" Muted by wearing s pair of _ 9,9». , Its 'wstt'. erIss'r. 0d Morton; OCT. 29. to MAW-V:- its’ilttdi‘cstsoi -,._..:g......m . .. ._. . Hundreds of Eyes overworked as a result of application upon work or books. fonatrsined and tired eyes may be had and nations trouble Proper Ginsu-l. llumlnstton Pres listening at hoses and all Ropsir o. a Incxs‘ N Wilt tip) for the better uccom Mas men d ring up-to-dste printing at the right price. will be re- orl us. Or. better still. telephone or drop us a card. and our rcpresentntive will be with you immediately TEE ELM ilRiiVE PRINTERY thin in No hunt Stockholdtu .iiersy. This is It ilitrlrtly Mtl'i‘imi; savings bunk, mamm- stimuli on. $10; next week. SPECIAL N0. 2-— liicn' 3 line Winit‘l 0th rt.otttu, blot-i: and grey long and medium, worth 810; next week. . .' ................................ $7. 50 . OPICIAL NO. 3—«Boys' double breasted suits 8 to 15 yours. worth 03 50; .................................... D Gottliebm MEN'B IHOEB AND FURNIEHINGS. ‘ ous Property ‘Adjuetod: ' randomly Optician. Ill ti solely It leciimlihlbig e surplus and undivided motto of 127.30 ~ mm safeguard against toss ’ 8 emu. interest and offers envious Its run be round. 1 stitrttt on account Norwelk Savings Bank, ‘mwwmm or. soon Ndmiit. em it is paying its depositors nil Isle sud rontti-rvuiiro on in‘ Open truth it in it Monday F REE Next to Post Office. 49 Fort St, East Nor-walk. Tel. 319- 3. Thur Sgttihl For Next Week $7.50 SOUTH NORWALK. NORWALK. CONN. LLMO SOUTH MAIN STREET (one nodetlon of our patrons. Busi- hhpgu hi hlhihin gilt. , " . Alvin Ayres Hsuschllttt. one of the - Donovan Inuit, ALVIN A. HAUBOHILDT best known men lIlIout Norwslk, died yesterday at his home. 12 Maple street after a lingering illness from s. heart and kidney affection, which had kept lhim confined for the past 21 days. Mr. lHouschlddt was born III Eilenvillo. New York. and served In the Union slmy with credit during the Civil War He enlisted us a private in Company , Ill. Eighth New York Volunteer infan- ily. on September 23.1881.snd was given an honorable discharge on July 24th. 18.63.. because of disability Mr. Houschiidl was wounded in the left side nndisnklo at the Second Enttlb of Bull Run on .iuiv 2.1862. Holder riod s, bullet in his ankle. received in that battle. thloughout the remainder of his life. and it frequently unused him trouble. Mr liotlschiidt was pro- minently identified with Buckingham Post. G. A. R... of Norwnlk. 0! which he was very fond and of which he was also a post commander. Funeral ser- vices will he held at 2 o'clock tumor 1 row hitcllgmn from his late home. 'l'“ It1 Rev H Carpenter, pester oi the South Norw’alk Baptist Church. will of- flclattt and Grand 'Army services will also be conducted by Buckingham Post. it was Mr. Houschildt's express. all wish before his death that his old ' comrades conduct the Grand Army services. MAMIE HiBOliA. Mamie Hiboln. four year old dough. ters of Mr and Mrs George Hibola. of I Winnipauk. died yesterday mornin- ing. Funeral services will be held from the family home Ill 2 o'clock ttr mom-ow afternoon The Rev James 1‘1"?an Werner rector of Grace Church ii ofhciatc sud interment will bei Ritersidc Cemetery. WARSHIPR FOR MORRCCO. bituatlon There is Reported to lie in . a Critical Coudition PARIS, ()t‘l. 2ii.~—ln Vii’W of the till- uution in Morocco the French (lowru- mcnt hits docititld to send it wnlnhip to, Tangier P. w. MITCHELL. AucrIoueen. _ Discontinuance Sale of HDRSES. WAGONS AND FARMING UTENSILS. Will Sell by Public Auction on TUESDAY, OCTOBER 30th. at to o'clock.d. ill at the Stables of the into MAX TAR- LOV Connottltut Turnpike. South NoI unlit (onu, the folloulng personal plnpom consisting of right horses. curls, rtIrrynll. ctlrriutsts wagons, hm union's, tools und inrmillg implements of oil kinds. if stormy solo “ill take place next tiny. sumo ltoul. I‘liiilClliiii‘ti of F. W. MITCHELL. Auctioneer. Central Hotel.' ' ‘ South Norwaik. Special Sale Shturdty Sheet Music i5c All the Big Hits Don’t miss this sale The Siam. the Stripes Imd You, i'lu up in the MI- About Muryt Comt- Take It Show With Mr. Won't You Come Over to My House? Wholl ldII-ho When. The t’lood Old ll. 8. A. When the lilockins ilirtilt Arr Ringo log in the Wiitlwov'l. Dutitly'u Little tilt-l. When lilo Whlpepoor-wiii Morton-rill». Ain’t You I'tliiliiiii iiIIrit to Old Now liIImushiI'tl. Molly? (Jumptucotiu' Time. Colleen flown. Will You ima Me in December Iltl You Do in tiny? (lood‘llyo, Buoothouri. (Tiltlilrilyil. . Willis Me Around Asutu Willie. Someone ’i‘ltiuits oi Bonn-one. Down the Field. ‘ Cavalier. , yMotor Mutt-h. them or Pearls. . ' Anti Many Others. W .A BRIGGERMAN, Mimi: I‘l'ORI. 13! Washington It. I Sinus, a Agent for cI-ssosttt Lstmdry. Mostly Rain In “Tm." Georgette lily‘ AUCTION!“ .4? .The people who are supposed to be up with the sun were able to steel s month on it yesterday morning for. at tho out when that luminary is sup- pOSeti to appear, s heavy rainfall was in progress. The h clear at noon the precipitation om unthd to 1 6t inches I The storm iormdd over New England and was rapid in motion but mighty- wet while it lasted Those who got a glimpse of the sky to sunset sew bosutltui cloud ellects. masses of ologd s in the west belnx bright with the sun’ s rays, while It rift showed a oily intense blue Below the mass or i ‘s the tint shaded Into green while the eastern sky shouted clouds of a deeper tint of red than those in the west. The entire horizon hall a part in the display and some of the colors Whit d‘ he‘vb heeh pronouns ed impossihlfii duller. réproduced on canvas HOYT’S THEATRE SA‘IIURDAYg‘ OOTOIIR 27. MATINEErAND NIGHT. Engagement of the Ever- Popular AMERICAN VITAGRAPH (:0. All New Msuing Pictures- and Illus- ttatsd dongs. 8EE~The Vanderbilt Cup Recs. The donation of the Hour. Scenes in a Great City. Nurse Wanted, (a’ great comedy (to—omens, ALL NEW—50 Return Matinee Prices ........ 10c and 20e Evening ............ 10c, 20c and 30c HOYT’S__ THEATRE MONDAY. OCTOBER 29. Twelfth Successful Season of the Bril- liant Southern Comedy, A ROMANCE 0F COON HOLLOW. "The best Southern play over writ- ten."—Ncw Yolk Hetnld. Tory by Max Pintser the inmous Auntie Tm) of Music artist. Wonderiul elec- trical and mechanical effects. Coon Hollow Serenaders a feature Fuortconth Street Theatre, New Yrok i SEE—Tbs Thrilling Burglary Tableau. The Dynaritlte Scene in Coon Hollow. The FilghtJ-‘rom Home. The Plantation Revels. The Stirring Tragedy at the Cot ton Press. "“053 ............ 15c. 25c, 35c. 50c HOYT'S *Tfil-lEATRE weouesoAv odtosert 31. ‘ MR. PHIL HUNT Presents The Massiye Mechanic“ Melodrama The New Sensational Labor Play THE MASTER WORKMAN. interpreted by one oi the most uni- formly talented companies ever on- gaged for highociaaa Melodrama. illustrated' in a frame of elaborate scenic splendor." Startling, original and realistic also. tricsl and mechanical effects. PUNCTUATED WiTH REFINED VAUuEViLLEiN‘i’ERPOLATiONB. A play for eyery man. woman and child who worita for wages. Prices ................ 15¢, 35c, 50c First 4 Rows Orchestra .......... 75c “MOVERS Till i’iACE. ELITII SHOES 'for MEN MID WOMEN. s3. mysticism. ”.00 AND 08.50. m Phone 463. w hultt snots‘uul or, Avmwialm w...» new. w.mm.wm iiiiii . w i... “so-..“ How About CQAL I III lit [this that III Produced with complete new seen The . with the original production at the j FRIDW“9¢T?3.ER»ah m ‘ ‘, t e AT m LEADING DRY GOODS STORE. , TRIS TEAM at H Y A TT ‘ N08. s and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING ml Children’s IIIIIi Muses" Coats" fulfill and WinttIWtIII. wear in original and attractive styles and a large range of fancy mixtures, as well as in plain cloth in all the papular shades. Ohglgreii'it from a to 12 years. Misses, 12 to 18 yum .1, j \ Hoosefurnis'hing Department. l . Nickel Tea Kettles ........ 95c 9 bars Soap ........... .. .zsc 'Cake Plates ................ 50c Wash Boilers, copper bottom. $1 3 Scourlng Soap """""" 5c, Large Platters .............. $1 FanCy Salad Dishes ......... 35c Large bottle Ammonia ...... 6c Decorated Tea Cups and Sau- Fancy Tea Plates ........... me 3 rolls Toilet Paper ......... xoc ccrs ..................... ‘.25c Dinner Set, 109 pcs. . . .37 TRISTRAM 8t HYATT, NOBWALK, CONN. i 'ihl‘ih ‘V‘WIJI‘I‘T’ , F E EXAMINE OUR GOODS, LOOK OVER OUR STOCK THAT WE HAVE SELECTED THIS FALLI IN THE LINE OF MEN'S AND WOMEN'S CLOTHING. WE HAVE MADE GREATER PRE- PARATIONS THAN EVER BEFORE. OUR DEPARTMENTS ARE FILLED WITH THE MOST UP- TO-DATE WEARING APPAREL FOR MEN AND WOMEN. OUR CHARGE SYSTEM i8 GROW- IINR LARGER IAND LARGER EACH SEASON. 'WE HAVE ESTAD LISHED THIS SYSTEM FOR THE CONVENIENCE OF THOSE WHO ARE SEEKING'HONEBT CREDLT. WE DON’T ASK FOR ANY REFERENCES OR SECURITY FROM YOUR EMPLOYER, LA NDLORD 0R YOUR NEIGH- BOR. WE TRUST YOU ON YOUR GOOD NAME.‘ EXPERIENCE HA8 TAUOHT U8 THAT .- THE PEOPLE ARE HONEST IF GIVEN A FAIR CHANCE. H. KRIEGER & CO. ‘ ., 29.3; W. Washingtonist'? “ South N‘orwalk Don’t Run to Your Telephone . “Take Advantage of Our $10 Rate for ‘ EXTENSION lNSiRUMENTS On Any Desk in Your Ofiioe. Our $5.00 Domestic Extension In Any Room in Your House THE 0 iheInNew :Ivviliiiiillii Telephhhtth, ‘ Iii Integer Building 5 t 31 Washington St. " court yestetdsy awarded to Kiss list» Railroad. it“ , iiiluries r'éeeivsd when her no ”.000 roe Mi“ ANdLilII. got-st Austin, the sell-eel. who is stern struck by so engine oil “litigmlw ill do own with theory Miller in The Greet iltnmford. (loom, In July test year Awarded to MIN“ '0' H0? Milli“! Divide at the Princess Theatre. s vet Miss All “him" counsel was (leer-III- in I N” HIV“ Mi “WNW" diet or 05.000 damages midst tho itsesitoo. e author or Mistress Neil. A My to the United states tumult New York, New Haven and Rsrttortt 'l‘ito i’liill‘tiitd it is understood will so she sued tor $60,000 tor past the anti.
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