.25. . ' N. w Canned P neappl‘c, can. .151: Fancy N nit nown corporate sources'ye‘t‘to ‘01 ed. but probably fromsourccs lied by, Mr. Belmont. The re- p; thousands came from indivi- “iitA‘ est in the proposed study rich for where the money cam ' he purpose or the federatioa dert‘aking a careful and scientific Vinto municipal ownership. .is. merely another use of wordszo ‘ gove‘l‘nment ownership, was ‘;work without dictation from .' . capital, en the one hand, which ssumed to be in favor of pri- As. ownership. or from labor, on the “‘ A and, which may he assumed lxi favor of government owner- til That an institution; which includ- ‘ to membership and directing , representatives of distinguished ;‘ s 11 private life, of men engaged in “ gins great corporations and offl- isl of recognized labor organizations, , d undertake to dispassionately ' in‘e into one of the perplexing er clue of the day appeared convinc " . -‘Because of the character of the vement and of the agencies back 1‘. the various subcommittees were eived cordially wheresver they lBest lea No.2Tca , 1 I pkg. Starch Luster... 5o Stamps with r lb. Vc‘r‘y Best'l‘ca.................5oc‘ 4o Stamps with I ll). Fancy No. 2Tea ...........40c, arc-Stamps with A ll). Very a‘o Stamps with ‘/ lb. Fancy ......2oc n Our‘Teas and Coffees are (if Pleasing Quality 1 2‘5 Stamps with 1 lb. Mo~Ka I ‘20 Stamps with 1 lb. Mocha and Java Coffee I 5 Stamps with I lb. Java and Maracaibo Coffee .........25c 10 Stamps with I ll). No.1 Santos‘Coifee .1...‘a5c 10 Stamps with Any 01 these Articles Tomorrow. 1 pkg. Monarch Corn Starch. I pkg. Gold Rock Jelly Pow- ‘ dcr. ....... ‘51 can Aster Pork and Bcaps. .121: I pkg. Maito Rico _ ......1‘oc .Toc 3 lbs. Yale Toast Crackers... .25c 1 large pkg. Grain- 0.. ..... .24c 2 lbs. Best Fancy Cakes 1 bot. Gold Rock Ammonia. .106 .14c .100 [1 bottle Gold R‘bck Pickles. ..loc tin search of information. The mules sent to this state to inquire ., to corporations privately and public ‘htroiled and managed was cordially eivod and given such information all it desired. The ‘ are more or less expert in their train- in; and were well adapted to do the orkA‘rAequired of them. Their reports, w on showed a difference of opinion onto which is the better plan for con- diluting public utilities, were read with ‘ aspect and given widespread Weirculo tion by the newspapers. .. ‘It is now learned that instead of be in finéneed as dispasslonately as the “ mmlttee of investigatiOn was chosen impartially the expenses were largely ,met by private corpo1ations which have one of two interests at stake eith. ‘r'e the continuance of the private own- hip principal 01' the sale of their ,. :11 parties at an enormous p1 ice to the ‘ ‘iAirchaaing governments This fact .31 no way detracts from the time- lime or importance of any inquiry of ‘- that character but it throws a strong committeemen . THE STORES THAT SET THE PACE. ~ View: iork GroceryCo SOUTH NORWALK. Telephone. N ORWALK. "11111111111 Is 1 111 There's a way," if it is you will to get the‘best of eatables at big- gest values. The “way” is pat- ronize the live, progressive store. Note these: .; suspicion upon the motives of Mr. Bel plant and his friends who urged it to .bo undertaken. It is impossible to be Jiev‘e under the circumstances that they were earnest students of the sub- nvestigatlon or now when the investi- ‘ gotten is concluded. it is entirely war- rantable to believe that they consider the money well spent, or would have considered the money well spent, since the report of the commission showed a wide divergence of opinion as to the not either when they undertook the ARMOUR’S SUGAR CURED SHOULDERS, . . . . . . .. p . 9c Alb. All medium size, loan and fresh from Smokehouse. ARMOUR’S PURE LEAF LAR‘o .... . . . . . . .. .. .. 2 lbs. for 25¢ ~ VERY BEST BUTTER (none better at any price). . .. . .34.: lb. government ownership principle, had the diilciosure not been made that they ,put up the greater amount of the . money needed it would be slightly dif- ‘ forent‘had they taken the money from their own pockets, thus displaying a commendable patriotism on the part of “alien fortunes, but they took it from excitations which they controlled out the knowledge of the directors ' or stockholders. it is the same old phi losophy on their part which the insu- . races sharks only too gladly adopted. , namely that "money makes the mare , ': pfovldc plenty of that and there ill be few if any one to ask whence Extra large Cabbage. "'25 & 10c Full weight Con’dcnsc Empire Brand, can . . . . . . . .Ioc Red Onions, natives . . . . . . ..........quart, 50399‘33135‘: 2 pkgs. Force ..............25c Warrantcd Eggs, doz. . . . . . . .agc Very Best Eggs ............350 chct Cider for mince moat, d“ Milk, Smoked Becf~wc slice while you wait. Cauliflower. Fresh Lima Beans. White Onions, Melons, Squash, Lettuce, Celery, Turnips, Toma- toes, Corn, String and .Wax fresh from press, qt. .. 7c Beans. ‘When the proposed law was under ilbliflslon in the State of Connecticut ‘tbs first time forbidding public service corporations to contribute to 0 Remember, all goods sold here comply with the pure food luv. titles] funds the astonishing defense 1's practice was made that these kittens wilre citizens of the State m handed to aid in the election Von ticket if they saw fit to do , so since been learned from bf corporation managers on ‘0“ xMaud why corporations togivo. Mr. Quigg has ountry how he acted as or the corporations when ion lobe manufactur» old a that Mr. Bel. ll tats thong] ofn al‘ltlthe‘rl. ' porn y as an r of how Mr. lions!~ for Mr. idols president the traits to restore it» ‘ ,. j H r Louis J oseloff ‘72 North Main Street. 20 lbs. Grnulated eager, , ‘ $1 name‘s nucxwllEAT. p3. pram. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .“r - Thea 1.111111 Toucan suspicions “per pound oration reoelva . South Norwcllt. Tel. cm. as... LARGE DRY RED Guiana. per pack I b I 0 l D O D A i l 8 l O A I b I! Cranberries. Celery. . Sweet Potatoes. Yellow Turnip». f . 'l‘omatecsl. iglkiing 011i 111 L: Canniu Jcars. . t, . ‘ Grapes? Laliilliiowc ‘ ‘ . . . can... 321: . 20¢ ..25c ‘ . unions :7”; ‘1 ‘Me‘tin‘ee ........‘.‘ Evening 2 1 n— pl .4ng “ H‘OYT’S THEATRE ONE NIGHT O‘N‘LY. FRIDAY. OGTOB‘ER 11. ,,» Company, inc. » ‘ Prulnt‘p . ,_ - The Gap rams comedy Drama. By an...“ Peek k. A, Presented by Prices .........‘-.lt0cloo . 300 acute Now Belling. i. Holt/T‘s ‘TnE‘ATRa‘ VuQCTQfiER 14TH. ‘ p Presenting the PFolioWlng Hipb- Glass Hill: Monday—The. Vagabond Kins. Tumday—The Belle. 1 WedneodAwahe Merchant of Ven- co. Thursday—4mg Three Musketeers. Friday—To Be Announced. Saturday—Oliver Twist. Complete Production for Every Per- form n1.nnoo PRiCEB—dbc. 25s. 8511 and 501:. These prison on official for this on- genoment. Seats on Sale. FOLLOW This“ shown To .Musicfiail. The Elec‘tr‘ographv A Movingffamru and Illusfrélbd Songs. Under the Directlob of F. Book, of New lgot-k. EVERY EVEN'N‘gHE ANED SATURDAY Wis/produce nothing ”but the but and most note-date moving picture- ‘ and illustrnyd songs. PRICES 50.1% and 161: Change of Program 'Mondny, Wednes- day and Friday. W MEN’S CHRISTIAN INQUIRY OLUB. Topics Arranged for: October. Novem- ber and December. The Men's Christian Inquiry Club. of the South Norwallr Congregational Church, has made the following sub- Jects and assignments from October to December: October 6~Cnulpbcli’s New Theology, John H. Light. October 13~Soc1ul Aspects of Christ ianity, Christian Swill-tr. October zit—«The Essence of the (finish inn Religion, John D. Lawrence. Morality. Disclosed by luvestintions of Certain Corporations, Charles Id, Jennings. November 8-—'l‘ho Race Problem in America. North. Cool-g November iii—«individual Liberty and Our Economic Hystom. l. 'l‘ollow. November lfm'l‘homss Carlyls’l Mor- at and Religious Development. Moral ”infil'flm' Development. The nail lieu of the Poets. Deletil’mber 1- oury Wadsworth lion;- 9 “Will “it” December gadoligfirb‘enluf Whittier. December is—«Vvllh' Whitman, John W. l’enmll December Sandman Admit lion)". mos PM The clubJ new members over so insin- hers. The 1011mm otiiom have been ted Mist patterns A you aim held lit the some The Leander Du Cordon AmuuemOnt ' ' “ DANIEL soon: on 1111s TRAIL. ‘. An Exceptionally capable Company. . and 500 one WEEK COMMENCING MCN- . Msrmsee Walgreen” AND m. ‘ oA MR. DANIEL RYAN AND me cold. . October 27-Tho New Standard of Educ November lit—dwell Waldo Merton's ‘ limpet. -' bomber Mllvsr Wendell Retinal. 1, 52 inch Black Kareey Clot 1 Chats, satin lined. silk braid trim value. . , . saint-tiny, C1238. "‘GI‘BBION" GOAT FO‘R MISS“. Misses. out longslnd full made, of ‘ fancy mixtures, checked or plain colors, including the desirable shades of brown- $10. 00 value.- WOMEN’8 WAISTB. Of excellent quality Lawn and Batiste. with tion and tucks. lace cuffs and at inched collar Regular :1. 25 vs: no Saturday. 95c. MADRAB WAISTS. White Madras Waists 11.110.- mado styles full sleeve. Regular 81. 25 goods. ‘ Saturday, 31.00. FASHIONS AND CULINARY. WRINKLEB. The many gored skirts which predicted an the eucces rs of the cir- cular shapes have all he desirable points of the latter with collect their disadvantages, and will no doubt prove more generally satisfactory. Doubievfaced cloths for winter suits are promised a place among winter fabrics; the under side is of a con- trasting shade to the right side and is used for trimmings. Outrc fancies are avoided by sensi- ble girls with non-elastic allowances who choose rather neat and simple fashions that will attract no marked uttentltm. Huge, irridescent buckles in which acid and green predominate. are used on full mlllinory. and also buckles of soutache as wall as those of metal are employed on gowns We are told that the days of very high shaped collars are again upon us: fortunately for the life of the hid, it “TB ‘ l prsts bone can}... of... 1? mod. it very stylish model $16.0 . 'l‘he "Gibson" Style Cost 1...?» grant of lace inser~ ' REGBLAR, $20.00 ‘TO $22.50 VALUEO e on sale Another his lot of Weill ‘n’sk better values thau‘ those ‘oi‘f‘sre‘d during our opening sale. Broadcloths Many of .11.... are samples and cannot be duplicated ~‘ F‘LUFFY Ri‘JFFLEsA SKlfl'i’, dildo.- Made of best quaiit ana at»? Cloth. line pleated top. iii clusti‘a‘i‘s. . of live. and finished with three ._ deep folds at bottom. very full *' . and smart graceful model. black, blue or brown. $10.98 should be 1 p the price, but for Saturday. “ sis."3 , ALL-OVER LACE WAIST8. A Excellent quality Net and Fillet A Lace with inner lining of silk . handsomely trimmed with lace- .Athree-quarter length - leave in corn and white. Rogul $4.98. Toma-row, $3.98. Women's Walking Skirts, nlsh met... if lengths ‘ campaign's come. «so. 1' pancreas Box Coats plain col ‘ ore and checks, the very newest . Aldous. Intended as a $5. 98 leader . Tomorrow‘s Price, $4.50.. A BIG WAIST SALE a...“ 8TOCK or WAIsn-e AT Anon-r one-Truss Lass assume pmcsa BLACK SILKA WAISTS Black China A‘Silk Waists, tucked yokes, fancy cuffs and collars. , Regular 84‘. 5‘0 value - Saturday. $3.911. ALL-OVER NET WAls-rs. Entirely new ideas in Ail-Over ‘ Net Waists. made over china silk, handsomely trimmed in white, . ' cream and new. . $5.00, $5.98 Up to $10.00. OTHER SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY BLANKETS AND COMFORTABLEHarIonds at out prices. WINTER UNDERWEAR-For Men. Women and Children, at a big saving WINTER GLOVES—All immense variety, only the very best . woman's NEGKWEAR~Ribbons, Notions and Bolts .3 ... r THE NEW FAALL AND WINTER DRESS! GOODS—Au extraordinary showing of exclusive Big bargains for tomorrow only comes at the beginning of the cold weather, when women will submit with better grace than in summer. for the reign of short sleeves and the Dutch neck has caused people to actually ex- pect comfort as well as style. Very pietty contrasts are afforded by choosing a plain, rich velvet for strappings and belt on bright pinid’s school frocks. The large scoop shaped hats. with their fluttering veils, are reaiiv becom ing and ultra feminine; but the hall must be arrangbd softly to surround the face and fill in the “scoop" and if one's hair is not naturally soft and fluffy, it must he made so Despite the great vogue of filot one of the latest of all the locus in popular favor Ginny, princess and point d’A esprit are being consumed in great quantities for waists, gowns and trier in use A little full V of silk between curt nllce fronts forms a very satisfactory style for a slim-figured school girl. to an 8.8 Made in New'Ybr‘k E might sell any one of a hundred makes of Men’ 3 Clothing. We séli Benjamin Clothing preference to all others. because the Berijamil‘l Label is by Correct Clothes foo Mon ylum. 1n accepted _ . . , Fashionable ‘ ‘ ' ‘ ‘ ‘_ NewYorkAerspdthe Wdressed men in the world. was a guar- notes of Comet Style ‘11an Stiperiol‘ Quality. Bxclusivp Agent at... .‘ Joseph Davis . 3* : Tailor. oaud. rim, scrunch “Tamworth . . 3 "and ‘stl‘ipcs, good gored or full pleated mod Considered low prices at 1 Tomorrow $2.03. novelties. man .-._._._. COMMANDER BRIGGS INSANE. PARIS. Oct. 11.—-—The strange as} tious of Commander John B. Briggs, U. S. N., retired, is causing alarm to his friends here. He seems to be suf- fering from the prosecution mania. Today he created a. scene at a promin- ent hotel, imaging that six hundred people were pursuing him. The Navy Department at Washington has been notified, and in the meantime Com mandel Briggs probably will be sent .lohn Bradford Briggs was acquitted by court~martiai at Manila April 17. 1905 on the charge of running the‘ United Staten cruiser Baltimore ashore in Malacca Strait, September, Commander Briggs was born in Mas- sachusetts and entered the Naval Aca- demy in 1865. In June last he received leave of absence to live abroad for one year. 1905
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