Evasion '"sihfihfii." , ,Oeldsn. latter and Proprietor. DAY. OCT. 30. 1906. m.fl~‘~.‘w¥~v- fillet diasi'scts 4:51. yi‘h‘tlde 30:30 a. m.: 11:00 p. m. litmus asnrlneL TELEPHONE ' . . CALI-b. a tilt uni-anon Office, N m «Editorial Room. ~luainasa Office. iaa—Idltor's Residence. . _ -~t:lty Editor's Resilience. a: - assume oiasc'ronv. ‘ A Special Convocation of Butler Chapter. a. A. M., will be held at Its ms. Oct. 30m, 1006, at 8 o'clock 3:. Work, M. an. Degree. All a. .Alallzaaons cordially and internally in- v a . orwalk. . Fraternaliy yours, NOBERT M. WILCOX, Beo‘y. REPUBLICAN RALLY TONIGHT. Hon: a. J. Hill is to addressthe ae- publican meeting at Hoyt’s Theatre to- night. ' Mr. Hill as a speaker has no superior for a plain statement of con- . ditlons. and a full presentation of is- ”sues. Since Mr. Hill entered political life he has devoted his entire time to investigation of affairs here and abroad. and has the benefit of actual knowledge of what he speaks. To hear him on the present issues will be to learn of actual conditions. and of turn Almanac for Tomorrow‘ .1 Charge. Clique With Trying to Get Proflhtofynenatured Alcohol. in a formal announcement Dillon- hoei‘er. Gerber a James. counsel for dissatisfied stockholders of tho Distill- ers“ Securities Corporation. stated that vigorous opposition will be made in the courts to.the trust plan of forming a subsidiary company to control and operate its denatured alcohol says the New York Herald. This statement was issued by Mr. Gerber, criticising the pi outlined in these columns: “1 have seen the statement issued by Messrs. Flower & Co. on behalf of the Distillers’ Securities Corporation an- nouncing the formation of the indus-l trial Alcohol Company as a subsidiary corporation, to which it is purpoaed to divert, the business of manufacturing and selling denatured alcohol. The de- tails. so far as they have been given. to the public in this statement, con- form exactly to those contained in the accusation made by us on behalf of our clients a short time can and publicly denied by the ofiicers of the nlailllcrs' Securltics Corporation. and as this rcpt rchensible plan develops it will be found to fully verify all that we. have claimed. “The stockholders of the Distillers‘ Securities Corporation will not be lull- cd into security by tho nesurancc air on in the statement of Messrs. Flower & Co. that the proposed plan will rc- dotmd to the profit of thc l'listillcrs' Se. curltles Corporation. bill will stand upon the admitted fact that the direc- tors heretofore refcrrcd to are an- deavoring to seize the profitable dena- turned business for a corporation to be owned chiefly by them rather than to th‘e’iiilportance of a vote in the pres- .ent political contest. Few speakers ’ equal Mr. Hill in clearness of armres-l sion or logical argument, and those twho are looking for desirable informa-' ,tion or convincing facts should be _. present at Hoyt's Theatre tonight. —————.—————m ‘p'soustslvc T0 THINK ABOUT "THE BALL ALMOST ROLLS. ‘,There is good news today—mews that we all like to hear. That his local manufacturing concern which ’ announced some time ago that it would immediately bring 150 more employees O) town if these people could find houses to live in. may be able to grati- fy Its desire in this respect. An- aouncement. comes to the effect that a plan to build the requisite number of" houses is under way. if the deal is| consummated, and there is much rea-~ son to believe that it will be. it will mean a fine start. What we want is to have the ball start roiling. With' just a little help from all hands it will keep on going. i l ccucral. allow the Dibtillcrs' Securities Cor- poration to engage freely in the busl‘ pass to the profit. of its stockholders in Nor does the statement that the Dislillers‘ Securities Corporation will have an option fora limited period of time to take over this business. sat. isfy the disaffected stockholders, who. .in the light of the well known rccorll of the. predecessors of the Distillers' Securities Corporation. fully under- stand that these dlrcclors will not. on behalf of the Distillers‘ Securities Corporation. in which they have but slight interest. close. an option by which they will take froth the indus- trial Alcohol Company, of which they and their instruments will be thc chief owners. the profitable business of man ufacturlng denatured alcohol. Before the plan of which the industrial Alco~ hol Company is but the first overt act and by which n clique of interested directors purpose to gather to them. sclvcs. under the guisc of a subsidiary company.’ all of the profits in the manufacture of denatured alcohol. our clients will. on behalf of themselves and such other stockholders as may sec fit to join with them. make vig- orous opposition in the courts. “The serious disturbance and disaf- fcclion in tho general alcoholic U'llil’l which we predicted would result frorl the unconscionable conduct of these directors of the Disilllers‘ Securities ‘ THE SOUTH -‘ N0 wmenav racer ACCUSED. ‘ I. business. I an already I Homeward-n 'HlJNaHY. wamnasa. Almost any color effect that one do- sircs in a sheer evening gown may be produced by the skillful selection of the shade of the several colored chif- fon slips over which it is hung: some young woman have already brought. out some unique and tasteful gowns by following this mode. Dark brown hat. furs. and gloves per. cepilbly enrich the suit of tan and brown check or one of the invisible brown plaids. , i’aisst blue silk lines every part of an infant's tiny hooded ups of whllc cashmere. The lining s ows through faintly. giving the whole garment a blue-while tinge. Bridcs and others who want sly- llsb traveling imts to match theirl gowns will be delighted with the smart ideas the local siorekee‘pers have for bats of this description. The staple character of dark blue sci-go renders it a practical clmicc for the woman of limited income, and she may feel that, though her costume may not be the newest thing out. it is co fined and tasteful—and. what is of tho. grcatvsl importance to her perhaps. will hear more than one season's wear yet be above reproach. Bias bands of black silk ready for bending ruffles or plaitlngs are very convenient in adjusting the hosts of trimmings of this kind that abound this full, Hoary encruslations of (loop yellow lucc upucnr on one of the choice tuck ed ucl blouses for theatre wear. A black silk cloak with tho. kimono llkc slccvcs that are so fashionable is made to look stunningly Oriental by heavy cmbrolderics in mandarin blue and gold. Gentle massage of the scalp with the finger tips. follou'cd by not too visor- ous brushing of the hair. once a day it continued month after month with- out inlcrruptiou. will do much to keep both in good condition. I,)isc.usca oi‘ the. scalp which are the cause of (land- l ruff and ollicr dislrcssiug conditional of course, require spccial and cxpcrt treatment. ‘ Gold-trimmed vcirol buttons are one ‘ of the boat sclol‘tluns for trimming the long separate coat of dark blue cloth. All lhc varying soft shades of gray are popular among tho railings. and illlvv proVe almost universally becom- lng. mun wholesale mamlfucturcrs have conic to the place whcrc they bcllcve they can make the most money as well as giro. thc bust scryicu to tbclr pat- rons by turning their wholc attention to tho manufacture of poo line or ovcn article. and almost anything dcsircd from a card of books and eyes to the mald's cup and apron Ii to be obialncd at. an establishment where a specialty is made of its production. A filmy Willic evening gown trim- med with lilac clusters in school shad- es of halotrope with silver-embroider ed foliage is a dream of beauty if over there was one. Roman stripes have invaded the field of men's attire and we see white or colored soft hats with bands in WALK-"EVENING s I“ tells * f' a sums crown: Absolutely fore A Cream of Tartar Powder free from alum or phoe- phatlc acid HAS Ila sneer/rims ENTINEL I runway. con. 30. was. ll POPULAR AMUSEMENTS. THE MASTER WORKMAN. “Thi- lilaslcr Workman" announced as a melodrama novelty and very high- ly rccoinmcndcli by the critics, comes to itcyl's Theatre Wednesday night. its scenes are laid in the steel mills of western Pennsylvania and its ' ' story is founded on actual fact. Willlc i - an intense. story of heart ln- ‘ Park & Tilt 0rd tcrcsl and depicts the inner life ofI . the mill-owner. it is not. unlikely tho 19 pm: story of the “Jungle" in trcatmcnt al- I ' , , . I though vastly different in plot and: Wines, “(mom and Cigars 1 story. One of the scenic features of tho play la~the steel works with tho lug and it was presented to a large audience. The colored quartet was ‘cxccllent and received numerous eu~ col-cs. Tomorrow night The Master Workman will be presented and Friday fnighl Weary Willie Walker. -_ ..... _ we...“ , _. I _ A‘AAAAAA ‘A‘ A‘. . vvvvv 'VYV"'> u v I . value. $29.00. The turmoil Department A Fashion Show in Itself. * w——— Never before have we demonstrated so conclusively our leadership as a. style center for all that pertains to women's wearing apparel. We welcome you whether intending to purchase or not. I ———_______—.— WOMEN'S SUITS. Prince Chap and Pony styles in line broadcloths and mixtures. Skirts in pleated effects. Jackets satin lined. Regular $35.00 value, at $27.50. WOMEN'S SUITS. Semi-titled Coats. Pleated Skirts. in mnnnlsh mixtures and plain blacks. $20.00 value. at $15.00. WOMEN'S EXTRA SIZE SUITS. It fine assortment of styles made to fit extra stout women. $20.00 to $25.00. TOURIST .COATS. Mannish mixtures and stripes. vel- vel collar and button trimmed. Value $7.00, at $4.98. WAISTS. time While Net Waists. dainty of- fccls. all the newest ideas. $2.00, $2.98. $3.98 and $5.00. TOURIST COATS. Women’s t'l‘onrlst Coats. munnlsh mixtures. the lulcst models. $9.00, $12.50 and $15.00, FURS. Our Fur Department this season requires double the space to show twice lhc assortment usually shown. 3 All furs bought here must be right. You don't hood to worry about the on niity. value or gcnulncncss. They are ncvcr mlsrcprcscnicd. The newest styles in lsnbella or SR" Squirrel Furs. in Pillow Mott's. Four bio Fox Pillow Mutts and Furs. in hand‘ in Hand and Shawl Scurfs. $5.98 to scari's. at $12.50. ”12.50. Persian lamb Pillow Muffs and' Tie? Scurfs. satin lined. $12.50 and $15.00.f Fur Lined Coats. tourist style. host? A. special offering of imitation Chin. broadcloth, cnlircly llncd. Specialjchilla, in the newest models. Muff, $7.98; Scarf. 37.98. he Bog—ton Store. l ] AT furuaccs and lnnmnloulh steam hunt ‘, l tours in opcrulion in which the molten I . “Hotel Cliflord ” ‘ main! is carrlcd from relortsln gigantic l t ; cranes and moulden into enormous in 5 ' » guts of steel. Oven seventy five poo. i I CHARLES REYNEKE! pic are in thc production and the . 'npfl.t°r_ -" play will be clnboratcly staged in : I scenic splendor. i relophono “I. z, WEARY WILLIE WALKER. -:—.—.--—--—— _.____.. _. M ”Mam--. No attraction before the public con- . lains morc pretty girls than docs tho evergpopular musical comedy. Wcury Willie Walker. which comes to iloyl'a ’i'hcutre. h‘rlday night. in making an cspcciul effort this season to secure beauties for tho chorus. the manage. local has had in mind the increasing dosirc of the public .106 beautiful and stylish woman in c chorus—wo- CON ..- -....._..-3 ED. e Phone 322-4. TINU " ‘ 'QTAYLOR AVENUE" HA5 RIGHT_ Corporation socm already to be taking lDEA. form in various parts of the country. The writer of the letter in Satur- as indicated by the movement in Bol- day's Sentinel, signed "Taylor Ave-"1mm“ and other places to lay before mcn that can wear tins come-nos il> lhcy should be worn. and no ' ‘n that can dance and sing with an u'ulcrstaud- ing of what those arts mean. those gay colors. They are chosen chiefly by the young men or college boys. The demonstration of the Chase & Sanbom Unex celled Teas and Coffees will be continued all of this week. _ nae." has the right idea about the va- lue of electric car extensions. Let us hare some trolley lines on the hills. Street curs huvc a wonderful influence on the upbullding of proper- ty a little removed from the business center of the city. Just stop and think for a moment of the wonderful residential value of some of the “bill" properly-off Roton Hill way for in- stance. Taylor avenue direction and other points. The town will welcome new residents as well as industrial en- terprises. We're getting some new ones right along, too. Just keep an eye on the real estate transfer column. With that great four track electrical railway between here and New York we'll have a lot more. You can't keep a good place down any more than you can hold a good man under. and this Lia... good town. it's also a guild cow to look upon. it you are a little mod- est. over the town's llppcarancc. just ask the next visitor. A hos Angcics man said the other day that West avenue was the llundsoulcsl spoi he saw between here and California. v'l‘hat'a the sentiment of most of the Villtorl' comment in regard to the town. lt's refreshing and encourag- . ill to hear. When you urge a man to come here and live you're not la- ” ‘vitlng him to embrace a gold brick. by any means. You're simply tolling , him about one of the boat towns in Illa country. ‘ WIIK OF IPICIAL DIVOTIONI AT HURCHIB. l lVigil of All .lalnts Will be Celebrated on Wednesday Iv Those of Cathol a still. ‘ is work is one of special devo- tion lo the Catholic church and ser- vices will be hold in all the churches Wednesday. Thursday and Friday in . files to the regular October dovo . Wednesday marks the vigil of Ali-Ilia“ and It a instills day of via it tlon. Thursday 4: All Sauna hay Friday All boats Day. a day of ob. an observed with in» religious £th “a charmtcrialn; Sunday. I a »4. "t. V-..,.. .. ”as“ - saline? LAAT spasm-lee. .AUBUNN. N. Y., lint. lil).--Wlicn WII- M‘Iiaad tunes a... sink l‘learat, itanorrniir and dance league candidate for maroon left here this moraine. ii II «who that he would speak to at Seneca Falls. Waterloo. Grow. mdaigua. roar lovelines- are . tonight in ltochcslrr. . he'll. some of which \‘I'tti "t VIII probably itr lutcrl rr‘ll with “0’ III.” min which has be ii in:- Iiooe last nvouiu-x. fiat“ . WI“). Otit. Hileri" wt ~ my, team. t... p" ‘11..” h". ‘ .“fl‘dw’ u at H» .. w. 't’t" resort of ’Z’w '4 - "‘r' lltllt't‘ ”Misfits! r" *- w r-tnii co ~I y of deliver a; coal sitar“ t the federal department of justice evi- dence of a conspiracy in restraint of trade. by which the Distillers‘ Securi- ties Corporation and other producers fix by agreement from time to time the price of alcohol. and the proposed at-f tempt. of these some persons to mono pollze the manufacture of denatured alcohol. “The management of thc Distillers‘ Securities Corporation ill the interest of its stockholders should refrain from repetitions of the old and well known offenses which resultcd in thc fullurc and dissolution In rccelvcrsllip of its predecessors." M LOVED NEW HAVEN GIRL. so StarkWeather Deserted His Anao. nla Fiancee. ANSONIA, (Toun.. October 30.~Anao. . old has becn having ll choice scandal to talk about for the past few days ill the dcscrtlon of pretty May Hulao. by llxlrry~W. Sturkwcathcr. the son of Al- dormnn .lolm Sturkwcalhcr. one of tin- most prominent citizcna of Annuals. In this clinic. it was almost a (inscr- tlon at tho alum-and the act of thc young man is gcucrnily condclnncd by lbosv who know Miss llulsc. Happy in thc knowlcdgo lllut iwr ulllrriugc to tho mun slic loved would bc soicmnlzod in but u fcw days. Mina llulsc was suddonly staggered by the news. coming with thlI unoxpaclcdncaa of lightning from an unclolldod sky. mid at first she was prostralcd with grief and luorlltlcatioa. ’l‘hc nowa canto In the form of a sim- plc announcement that the prospective bridegroom has been married in New York to Miss Mabel has of Now lin- vcn. lint this torso annoum-culcnl carried with it the Illustinlt of all Miss Ilulae's hopes and it lululul that alto would have to Idl'l' lb.- wnrid as it Wow man ICUI'IIMI and licscl'illl lii‘uciiCulll' at the portal of lilo wmldlng place. - 'l‘ho annulluclemcnt of tho New York marl-lilac Wm made just two weeks beforc the fill“! of ”in Wedding that was to IlilVl' occurred in Ansonla. it Is understood that Blarkwcalllor and his bride have gone on a boiler moon trip and will Him in Mormon at» on their return, where the groom has ll position. FIELD TRIAL CLUB EVENTI. HAMPTON. Oct. .‘llimrlporlanu-w from all parts of New lowland and from New York and Canada have are rambled bore for the cisblb lllllltlill field trial of flip (lollccllrul li‘lcill ’i‘riol Club. which opcliml today. and ltillit' of the handsomca‘. of sailors and pointers which mo mil ‘ml for lilc events on the curd have national rcplr lotions. M usual there are lured sla- kes. the All-Age. the Derby and the Membership. and the ludgca are N. Wallace. of Pnrmlnglnn. and i) A. Goodwin. do. of Nowhurylou. Mass. The Derby state is for sailors and animals wboiped on or not after Jan- Wit"! 1. 1905. and is valued at not). fillers and pointers that have won first prim at any rocomlsed field trial oil ‘lblc for fit" nil-Auo Hallo. this mmm also balm. Slim and the Mom liorhblii Malta! lit for du't o‘vncd litt fii'ii‘lif'l'l of tilt“ club only, A ”25 lov- ln'z min In tho "visa for this went ‘l” to are at entries in all, twenty- flv. tor the All-Arc stake. incite for tho Wd‘liyrttiid tilt in do timbers-hip event. The weather today is use. .w BISHOP NICHOLSON DEAD. Head of Milwaukee Episcopal Diocese Passes Away After Lingering illness. MILWAUKEE Oct. 30.—-—lsunc lion Nicholson, D.D.. bishop of the Milwau- kco Episcopal diocese. died yesterday . afternoon after a lingering illness. An allmcnt of the heart caused death. H:- ls survived by a son, lsaac 1.9a Nich- olson. Jr. The bishop was ncurly sixty-three years old. Bishop Nicholson was grudunicd from Dartmouth collcgo in 1869 and from the Theological Seminary of Vir- ginia in l871. lie was ordlllucd lo the priesthood in 1872 at Baltimore. He was consecrated bishop in St, Mark‘s church. Philadelphia. of which church he was rcclor Ill llliii. sllccccd lug Bishop Cyrus Ii. Knight. CROW lNDlANs JOIN UTEB? lill'lVI‘E. Mont, Oct. (llama dispatch to the Minor from Sheridan, Wyn. says that consillcrabll nprchcnsiou has nrlson there over the appearance of a band of “)0 Crow indlims who arc l'l' portal to have Icft In tho dirw‘llon of tho camp of tho rcncgado llica. What thc mlssion of tho Crows can only be coulcclurmi. lml well-luformcd soillcrs ltl‘o of the opinion that tho (frown, who arc trailers. nrc loo wcllelnformcd as to thc utronglh of the whites, and lhclr mission to the ”(as is to dissuade. them from uttcnlpliug lu thrill lhc troop- t'I'H. According to thc prom-pl program ilil' Tooth and Sixth Cavalry should ulfmvi a illncluro loniuhl. the Sixth hcinu dul- curly today ovcr lhc llurllneton Whoa lbc (‘rowa board of the approach of tho l-llxth thoy lmlncdlillcly pniiud slakcn in tho dlrccllon of tho llics. as noldhiru though convinced that lin- t Elector-smashing. 'l‘lln electors of the Town of Norwalk are hereby notified and warned to mom on the Tuesday following the first Monday in November. infill. for the purpose of giving in their ballots for a representative in the Fourth Congress- ional District and a representnllvwal large from this state In the (impress of the United States: a governor of this state. a lieutenant-governor. it nor- rctnry. a treasurer. a comlllrollnr, an attorneyigeuoral. a state senator for the 20th Senatorial District. and a judge of probate for the district of Nor-walk; and to elect. by ballot. lvm representatives in lilo general amour bly of the stale. and Justices of the peace. Ballot boxes will be open for said purposes from all o'clock in the fore- nooa until lire o'clock in the afternoon. at the ‘i'own House for the First Vot- ing District; at the Putnam Home House on Franklin street. South Nora walk. for the Second Voila: District. and at the new fire house on Van Ztliltit street. illssl Not-waltz. for the Third Voting mantel. . .Datod at “florists this lath day of October. l . llitfmti’i‘ it‘fitti'l‘tt. ~ ran Cierk‘ No com» ml." of tho scllson has satisfied thcntrc. go 1‘s in u bcttcr nn-nsure than this in vorllc luugbmakcr. ROMANCE 0F COON HOLLOW. A Romancia of of‘on Hollow was the attraction at lloyl's Theatre Iasl cycli- l'lilllvnri all villi} i HUI-6:;HOE8 OI‘ MEN AND WOMEN. $3.50 AND “.00. SUPERIOR I ily and excellence of which is g cuisitc hover. 38c lb. dam of Tea. and wholesome. CROSS SHOES ALSO THE DISTRIBUTION OF THE POPULAR JAPANESE TEA. POTS AND A NEW SUPPLY OF ADVERTISING MATTER. COFFEE. Fine, Rich and Positive Flavor. n 5 Chase & Sanborn Seal Brand of Java and Mocha. the finest Coffee. A large assortment of Chase & Sanborn Teas. ”l. '1 25 is poun The world produces nothing better at the cost. Chase it Sanborn‘s 30c lb. Coffee. Under this seal you will find the highest quality. the pur- arantced by their signature. of great strength and ex- Each occupies a place by itself in the king- We extend to you a royal welcome to visit our store and see the numerous attractions offer- ed all of this week. The finest goods in the world. and within the reach of all. Absolutely pure all s Jill's for WOMEN. ”.00 AND $3.50. Phone A53. value Sltl‘lt't out at: C. E. 33 WEST WASHINGTON ST. 200 Peck. N iiiiii How Alias. COAL ‘mm.q .A d a New mumufiqumul ‘“ «‘1 POTATOE$. Per Peck 200. Per Bu she] 75c REAL IIANCY GREEN MOUNTAIN STOCK. COOK NICE; WHITE AND MEALY. A GOOD TIME TO PUT IN YOUR WINTER SUPPLY. Seymour, LEADING GROCER. SOUTH NORWALK. Idol Eushel. i “Tl-1E scones ran-r BET ras- racaxy v... so
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