, v ~ . . ko'fl'.‘ | . , . .r.
‘1 Men' 5 chlen Sweaters $1. 50 ..................... ......... I’ Price 75c
, fl I 12
Main Floor Bargains Dress Goods, Silks and Velvets I... . ... m.,.- a... sac ................................... y. p....’. 25.
l ,lMen’e Winter Underwear, 3100 garments ............... I/. Price. 50c 500 ydr. Select Patterns, 25c yd. ......................... I?Pricc, t2I/._. yd. I; Hengfizde‘fi'cyg/s' jifveghillaa ......... . """""""""" I """ ,2 Price, 75c
_ . ,1“, . E ' I: I
Men's Winter Underwear. 75c garment: . .................... [/2 Price, 37|,.2c 400 yds. Stripe Effects, 50c yd. ............................ ’2 Price, 25c yd. Id Umbrellas. ": mm. regular prices.
, Men’a White Underwear, 50c garments ..................... I.
i" 500 mm, considlng of Plaim
and Fancy Silks, Wool Dress Goods and Cot-I
ton PipseGhodz, at exactly 1-2 price. . .
‘\
.I. I.,Il
. ,III
I O
{/2 Price, 25c
92 WASHINGTON STREET, SOUTH NORWALK.
600 yds. All Wool Fabrics, $1.00 yd. ............ ,
Satisfaction Guaranteed or Money Promptly Refunded.
'2 Price, We yd.
l ‘,
B, V. D. Underwear, 50¢ garment. . .. ....... . .......... I I/2 Price, 25c 200 yds. All Wool. “In,“ effects, 31,50 yd. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, l2 Price, 750 yd. Ea Fine quality Plus, he caid ............................. I/2 Price, 2I/2c card
Ladies’ and ~IChildren'e Underwear. 296 . .., ................ [/2 Price, 14' )C All Plain and Fancy Silks ‘1‘ [3 Price. 800 yda. In “‘6 lot. 91 Talcum PDWdCr, 10c box ................................. l/2 Price, 5‘: box
Ladlaa’ and Chitdren'a Underwear, 50c ........................ 'x’2 Price, 25c Ciyildrcn'g Capt. “,0.qu 25C 0 .......... . ............................... 5c . If; :0?” PWd" 1“ "D" """"""""""""""""""" , V2 Price, 5° b°x
I ' .. II c Soap. 5c cake ..................................... I Price, 2V2 cake
Shelley and Children's Underwear, $1.00 .................... 2 Price, 50c All 5m” Waists at i. Price. El Skirt Binding, 5: bum“: """""""""""""""""""""""""" V2 Price, 2'./2 each
Ladies'nnd Children's Underwear. $1-25 .. ----------------- X2 Price. 62'2c Remnants of Canton Fl:.nnei. 10c yd ...................... '2’Price, 5c yd. I; 1,C03 yds. Embroidery. values up to 15¢ ....................... 2 yds. for So
:Men": SWI‘W 15‘: pair ----- I ------------------------- '- .. V2 Price, 7'I2C PBII‘ if Ladlcs' Undersklrts, $1.98 .................................... '/2 Price, 99::
Man’s Socks. 25c Pair - --------------------------------- ',"2 Price. 12'. ..c pair M ' ’ ~,I.‘ Belts. vnlu-n u to soc .......................................... 129/ each
EMI’WI‘IWC“ Collars, regular 10° --------------------------- 5'2 Price, 5‘3 aln Floor Bargalns Ll tndecs' Glovespand Mittens 25c ............................ V2 Price,212I/2c
, Iable‘Coverc, 40c ............................................ 52 Price, 20c Men's Neckwear 50c ........ I. Price 25c each If mete-I Gloves and “Mans, 50,; .............................. I/2 Price 25c
‘MNSIIH DPIWCN, 35C """"""""""""""""" ‘ """ lb Pmce' III/2C Men's Neckwear' '135 ‘ . I . . . . _ ' ::.. ':PFICC,’62"II CECI'I ,I‘I Ladies' Gl-JVCS and Mittens $1.00 ............................ I//2 PTICO 5°C
3:52" 90’er 43° ---------------------------------------- ’ it: PSI“; 2"“: American an“; Corseta, 51.00 .................. ’H .2 Wide, 50c :_ Lad.es' Gloves and‘Mittenc. $1.50 .............................. “/2 Price' 75c
ran a» con: ............................................... 2 rice 3,”
Fine Leather Pocketbook: . ......................................... Price 2 ‘ . :1 Basement Bargains
Lndloe Fancy Collars ..................... . ..................... 12 Price Nohons at 1.2 Prlce :5 .
Children's Furl, $1.25 set .............................. I/2 Price, 62' ‘2c set I. ”I Fine' ‘foilet Sets, $7.98~ set ' ................................. .. ”/2 Price, $3.99
Men's Leather Pocketbooks ........................................ I2 Price Clark“; 0, u, T. Thrmd, all numbers. sold the world over at 5c a ,I’: Fine Toilet Sets. $1. 98 set .................................. I/2 Price, $22.99
Ladies' Wrappers at ............................................. I“: Price spool ,, .......................................... I: Price, 2': spool '," All ChIoaware and Glassware at I: their regular price.
A full assortment of Ribbons, all colors and widths, vat I/2 their regular Linen Thread, 10c sroal ............................... I-l. Price, 5c spool l; 200 JaIdinIers, 10¢: each ................................. I.’2 Price, 5: each
pricea. Hooks and Eyes, 5c card .......................... I2. Fuel), 2‘ 2c card I4 300 Jardinlers, 20c each ......... '. ........................ I2 PricQ, 10¢ each
. Ladies' Handkerchiefs, 10c .‘ ........... . . ..... I/z Price, 5c each All Lace Curtairs at ia Price. ' ,1 All Hardware t2 Price.
,Ladies' Handkerchiefs, 15c ........... .................... I/a Price. 7‘ _-c All Upholstery hi: it. rials :It ' .IPI' ct. ; All TIIIware '4, Price. 2‘
Ladlea'handkerchiefe, 25¢: each .......... , ............ . ...... I2 Price, 12'“2 Price $1. 25 ,I All .
Mcu‘ s Woolen Jackets, $2. 50 ................................. If:
Men’s Ties,
remendous Crowds Attendlng the
more Sale at the Mintz Stol'e
proves Without a doubt that this sale is the greatest event of the kind ever held' In South Norwalk. The entire
stock is marked in plain figures and every article is just 1-2 the regular price.
200 New Items for Tonlght and Tuesday
Suit Cases and Bags, I2 regular prices.
Woodenware 3/2 Price.
l‘ so“ 1...... 2 y... I... 5c‘
12c Laces, 5c yd.
2.5 and 500 Ruching, 100 each
to 75c
Umbrellas, 1- 2 their regular price
10c eIlch; values
dill Hill In
5. llllltlllll IIIIIII
Bertha Richardson Was Principal
Witness Againsl Hllll
BRIDGEI’ORT, ()ct. .I’I.—I( hurlcs
Fioat, the cnyinccr who wns ul'rcstcd
allow days also charged with an as-
, ,. . .I l("ll‘ «(Int Id.
Hault on IBIII'Iha Richardson. 14 you” In“. 123,. of Atnnonlt’tt, us Yom KlD- HS in KIIXIIII 1003)" SIIIIII W‘s JIIIIII'I‘I l-‘l'lllil I~ lltll'le“. unlit, and tho Puiuulh ,, .ll ,,..i‘k;,,,, “1,1,,”
old, was bound ovcl‘ I0 III“ "““I' pm‘ also to called; is regarded us thtI “”“IIIII‘I- ”I" “II" “I ”I" WW“ I" l‘IlIIIIIIIX II“ S’IIII" "I I“ “"“""“° I. IIIIII‘III-IIIIl‘lIIIvc IIyIII-
mat gum”... couIt ycsicIdny ulltlt‘l most mIpoIItnni. of all the day-I p“... goon. So llit‘ about one hundred on ‘or II“. MIISWIIIIsIIIIs .‘Jill itl llcscrlc ‘ ‘
JEWB OBSERVE YOM KlPPUR.
Most impressive Religioue Day of an
Ancient Racc.‘
Yonl Kippur. IIIoIIi Illi]‘ll‘HHl'.'t‘ of the
religious days or all illll'lI'ilf :‘IIIIII. ls-
hclng obscrvcd by thII Jews through-
out the city, from SHIN"! last evening.
nlni continuing fInI thIIltytoIIr hours.
Services will be hcld ill the cylin-
gnguc in South Norwulu. All orthodox
.lcws, excepting children lot-IN than ill
y'cnrs of nge, began tho column fast
that evening, which Is not to he hroh~
on until tonight. .
II‘IIIII'I in till I
Wllll lllllllS [ll lillllllllH
Green Dame's, a hIIIIuIIiIr ol Bridge-I
porl Congregation, Is. Also Missing l
llllllxl iL‘l’OR'L‘ ()I-t.
ot God and Saints ot (l‘llllsi,
in: u lulgc lllllllllt‘l of I'ololIId llt'tlllll‘.i"“.
lt)(1llt(l at 25.. (‘ lllll"l( s Sllnt't‘t is plung-
PARADE IN HARTFORD.
l" :ticrnl Guard and Regulars at the
Biidgc Celebration.
"IIhI Illllilill“ pnl‘ndt- lII l7t'llll‘ltl in
I IIIi It‘d IIIIS'I 'l‘hltl'sday. tlci- last (It
In I IhrcII Ibo..." IIIIlIIbI-ntloil in ill'lltll' IIl‘
IEIII IlIItllt'IItlIlII of lht‘ lltll'tl‘ol‘Il bridge.
v.3” In: the" lithe: 50"“ III t‘uIIlIIIiItlt'ul
ll ,. (E Milllol s lIIIII (lituIil illi- (lm
Lit)?“ .Iilonl ll! d sph- mild in ”III with
’ I‘. IlIIIi Il'I‘IIIII IIII tnlnon. lll:tlt'llt'l'<.
lllI Putnam I’lliil.ltl\. in (‘ontincntr 1
bin. and I III, :u'II IIIIIlzllly llll'ltll't‘fiflllt‘.
i (II this Invasion they will :Iltrllct
:. t‘l't' illll‘lllltlil tlIIlII usunl, IIII Itt‘l‘tlllllt
or having with them as guests (ii-legu-
1 Hill» iI-oIn II turtle Illllllllt'l‘ of" famous
il‘.ll'.:il“.‘ (it"II. Ili7.:ltionu lII. tllls part of
~- .-'-I-.... .I-I - ',
[.I. .‘l “I“; I‘ll” “1".I,.‘I'.,,l,l,,,\mtlul::l ii ,. I-Iulntly 'l‘hc\ , \llt iII til :llltl llonor-
‘ t'liltll‘ .1 III It liIiIIll II I‘. ‘s ‘ ,,, v mm, M n, (s‘ttlll‘
'1 h“ (”WWII III I lI"I "by t'llll‘i 'll‘tlllIIt'v stations. {I \H (.mm H ‘ ’ M B L '
mum‘s ‘ l ‘1 . . , “ ~, ‘ . t I: I \ItoIII IIIr toutini-ntnls, tho Prov—
I (‘ :IIIlII Ill-I..I\.I n, .lII t (ll'lllt I l‘lt lit: H ”I” til-'it infantry. ”H, Amos-
Hour 1 (in. II.[_ both Ionlp llllI'I‘ I lIIIIIt'. \‘rItIII'nzIn, mod the (lid (Illill‘tl will
it is unllkciy that
and brillluucy
thItI Ht‘t‘ll in
II :Ililltnt'y IIIII‘nilII llI CIIIIIIIIctchtt.
ho d3 of $3000. .I w Joy, :1 rich c-ou "an.“ by tho. Biblical ”mummy, “H molt-Ions. (-.IollIIItI-Il by the WM tntluub'oi t\lll III. I: III. III ll .IIId pI-nlIIIItI- lllt‘ 1;,“ “mm“. “W...“ W... form “,1
1’; ctol ot (luilt‘old lIIIIlishctl ”I“ “hurry-once is ordering in a Iumsllgc in lIII‘IIIII‘. “Ml M11 \VIIIIIIIIIH- In I‘I‘Iill‘l :l I’m-tum 1.:Int-I-I . Alltlgl'llll‘l'. lhIIrII ,- ‘ “Hm”; [,f ,f,,. m.,; III-Inorv ‘Il
money and I‘lOHt was l“t IIIIIIIIIId. ills Lot-pious. Othel- i‘csttvnln III-.Iy thoII- II‘IIIII‘1'0"I'IIIIIII‘II\\'idu\\'s :Ind orphans. nitl lIII IIlIImI l ”on own ill lllit‘, :IIIIl ' “‘ ‘ .
. , ., . . I".Il téll'i‘t'l IIIIII (‘II Ii ‘lI ‘lvonun :lntt
lather-lll-lnw was prudent .It the hint stdet'I-Id us huvlng “ untlollnl or 11 mg. incidentally. (.Iicn llnulvlsm Illt'llllit’l‘ up. pump“ “-m I... “hum 1m. Imps “S ”WW! l’ill‘ll ”ml, ”lla‘rtlord my!
{kid It Is tholtgltt “ml he had soIniI tol'lcul nglilllt‘flll(‘9,l)‘lt Y0,“ !\lpplll'l3 oi the church, Is niso missing. It, in lIIIIctlI. 'I‘iw I-.~;;IIIIII':I will in. IIII~ .I,”. "m.,.“ from m.,; lIOiII‘ through
ihfiuéth- “llh Ml JU.\' “110 IS DIS :1 day when a" the m.,.“ anuum m4. might be nddI-d that tho snnn- cxprnsti (M- t'tmlllltllltl ”I ,1 “pm ”mp”: unit will
personal t'Itcnd.
The gill was the principal witness in
utensil)“ t'oult this mowing and it was
mildly through her atoly that pIIolI
fate cause was ibuud. She said that
she had ltnonu Most Since John but
that; he hfltl been a I’Iicnd of ”II I inmil)
M much ltlll'It'l' than that She went
out with Front tom 01‘ five times
Initially to Seusidc l’nlk. nonwtiines
they went to the bathing hon-III and
* then again to the Spanish l‘fllllltlll On
6 night of tlliI alleged assault they
re returning from the bathing boom
and went through the lot instead ot
going around Ihc sca wall as the int
16:: was longer.
'She said it was heal the hedge. which
'dll'lldes the park from the mud flats
thlt the first ussnult Ot‘.”CltlH‘(I He
warned her not to tell hm mother as
thdt would get them both in trouble
This happened last June add the girl
kept her promise so wcll that it was
1103 found out until inst week Since
that htflltt she said that rust had
bbpxht medicine for her and otfered
to take: tier to a doctor. James '1‘. Hart
crisp-father at the gill testified that
Witt WI hint fast week that the gut
amused him. Front, of mlstrcatlng bin
to clear Mr. Hort if she would accuse
him for Frost knew that Mr. Hart was
alinoeent and that It could easily be
"town so. This was the. flrstttmc Mr.
art or his wile knew anything about
The matter Wan then put in the
pilot. of the law. {with thta. result that
mum have to answer to a very
“Netti e mi. in the next trim of the
1: Apr court
WA.
blind in Hall flout
L D IN ounh‘nhs.
qut§u ENS Oct. fi—Two light
MIG. Killed find one fatally yvoun ed
tug; of the Jews in mint“ II‘iulIlicsL Ila
observance is considered inlpcrtlttvc.
.\'II food or drink only he t:lstcd until
[51- Inst pI'quI ls l't‘i' ich. Bot’me the
Iicpultulc fol lllI‘ I)II::.I,0;I.II> tltcrc isI
Iinn- gWPII rot lllt’llllfltl'lll and for pull-
ly‘. up: tlI~I .Ioul, ”It” i”. -;'III. hours ill will
to one 01‘ his own innit, he must for-
give and forget. in llll orthodox Imus-
PS of worship, llll lll'I Illtl (Ill‘l“l'\':ll|t't‘:;
Ill't' obtained, t'\'t‘ll to tho uIIIIII-in: of
shrouds :lIlIl sniltlzi':. ill thI .lI-wlcil
I-alcndnl' this is thc tenth day of the
nu nth Tira'hrl, and it IS the conclusion
ol the pouctouiial period llSHtK‘IiIlHl
with the New Your.
inn-hing of many cnndlos ls assoclnt-
cd with the day. and doors of dwellings
are opened wide. The stores of all the
local orthodox Hebrews are closed.
today, in observance of the holiday.
ONLY CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA‘.
Mrs. Franklin llush. of New Tastle,
Del, says: "i suffered for years with
dyspepsia. used to have great distress
and. belching. I tried everything i
could hear of. but. nothing helped me
until I took Brazilian Balm, and one 50
cent. bottle-cured me completely."
For sale by R. H. Plalsted. F. It
and mitt; lithe ‘ould 1‘0“ him ”"NI‘ I" Baxter and The Clifford Pharmacy. "
, wihmm might happen. Float is ill .
Ilefld t0 have Bald “I“! “P had ’I, “It CHURCH CALENDARS.
to am the chad if she sholtld accuse south Norwalk Congregationhl.
him and that he had the, 8111119 flIlIOlIIIl. 'I‘IIesdIIy———:l p. m., an important
business meeting of the Endeavor Ctr-
olc of the King‘s Daughters will brI
held with Mrs. Mocfariand, at the par-
sonage. : 7:45 p. m., ~Whatsoever Cir
clc of the King's Daughters. with the
Missos 'i‘olels. 2:“. Fnlrfield avenue.
\VcdllesdayI-ilnlo p. tn.——'I‘he Wom-
ans Association will hold their first
mocitng. ,
'lhursday—l: 45 p. m.——Devotlonal
service led by the pastor. S p m.,
opening It‘Cllll‘P‘ of a course by Dr
Mucfal'iahd on The Book of Psalms in
tho Light of Modern interpretation.
Friday—7 p. m., rehearsal of the
chorus. 7:46 p. m., the Etecutlve
Board of thoMon‘a Club at the par
IIIIIIIlge.
wagon that ('iII'l‘ll‘tI Mrs. \‘l'llllitms'
trunk to the rallIIqulstnttoII also borc
that of DltnliIls'.
The Rev. Mr.,\\’llllnms, visiting p0-
llIIII headquarters this morning. nu-
bosonlcd himself of his NIlsIIlctons to
Unptnln Arnold, of the detective hu-
IIIIIIII. She had been Ilwuy l‘IIonII'homI.‘
during the duy on several (It‘l'llfllOllF.
that week. 'l‘wo nights Ilgo his will:
didn't. return home. Yet, built-villi: hIIr
onIhy oi tho utmost trust, Ilt‘ took ll‘
ioi- gIInIIIIId that. silo was IIIIgugcd ltt
lllt‘ “work,“ consisting of the gather-
ing or funds for lllt' IIIIllIItIIlInncII of
tho ,tIhuI'cll. ,
Last night, however. when hII look-
IId in the old sugar bowl on the num-
tcl where the cash was lit-'pt, he was
astonished to find it gone. 0n inquiry
llt‘ found his wife had gone, nud later
he learned of Daniels leavlng his t'ur-
niahcd room at 1772 Main street.
in accordance with an edict of t 0
into Bishop Crowdy, the leader of the
Church of God and Saints of Christ,
the negro pastor had olliy recently
married his wife a second time.
even then It didn't take, apparently.
Pastor Williams fears they have gone.
to Buffalo. Saint Daniels is said to
have a wife in Kansas. unmewhere.
He was expected to bring his better
half and little child east to marry
a second time, but. he was not II very
devout churchmemher, it. appears, and
instead of marrying his own wife, pre-
ferred to marry his pastor's bride.
LA GRIPP€.
Brazilian [him never lost a case;
never let it run into pne montn. nor
lefty: grip-wreck. Only th In; on earth
that kills the tough grip germ. But
you want Balm in a plenty. so do not
trifle with the small sizes, but. get the.
50c. or $1.00 bottle and take half a
tenapoonfui in water every three
hours.
mont faithfully for two weeks after
you think you are well to utterly ali-
uthllnte every germ In every great or-
gan. These remaining-germs cause the
«3le after enacts; it in hall-cured Illrlp.
if the grip starts with hemorrhage of
the lungs glvc the large done New 10
hull-ch to must.- lIIIIIIishIId by lllt‘ llill
(‘Intat AlItlliIry llnud. ’l‘thIII will llt‘
four coltlpnnirs ordIIIIIId lit-III for tho
(It‘t'llfiltlll by the War llcphl‘llllunt.
'l‘hc lItII'nIlc \\ ill hII l't‘llltll‘li.llll_\' bril-
licut, fov n IIIiiIIary parade in those
days, IH‘CflllN't' ol‘ the {.Itt that tilt of
the participants pill lllfll‘tll in full
dross IInil‘ovnI. this is a wry unusual
”lint: at this tlIII-I with tho (onncctl
cut Nntlonnl Iinul‘d, who 'geucl‘ully
tmu out in ll-olIi cutlipulrut. laden
with chute-Inn, havcrsucks, hiunltct-
rolls. tttld‘ pout-hos. All those will III‘
III“ III lImuII till this occasion. and tho
gnzlrd will bII in the full glory of its-I
very lll‘h'l Ilttit'c.
It is not amiss to mention, by the
why, that ho National Guard in thc
country is better equipped than Illltl
of Connecticut. Then Lin-u are all
armed with the new Springfield rifle.
and all of lllt‘ll‘ equipment is of the
latest and most improved description.
'l‘hc ordnance mntcrinl of Battery A.
Field Artillery, for instance, includes
four of the burst model three-inch
other slluilnl battery ill .tho world
Buttery A will no one (If the most at-
tIIIIctilc fcutulcs of the parade. not
only hn account or its excellent ord-
nnnce but also by reason of the man-
hcr lll which it appears when march~
ing, the men riding qn tho caissons
and timber chests In genuine warlike
style.
’l‘ p A,-ot’ tho cavalry, will appeal-
In t l’aIpnI'ade in all their new mod-
ern equipment, using for the first
time the handsome russet a ddlea just
bought for them. ~~Another nterestlng
feature of the National Guard part of
the procession will be a wagon truth
of seven 4-mulc escort wagons, under
a cavalry escort detailed from Troop
Be sure to keep up this treat A
The parade will be formed in strict
accordance with military regulations.
The Regulars and the connectch
National GIIaId will not be the only
attractive fentuica of this horde, for o
the Foot Guard ,and the Putn
III 1111‘ of tho chief slrciIts of the city i0
the ill-lIluc, nnd across the East Hurt-
lt'l‘tl. (In the return it hnlt will be
made at the III‘ldI-I while th'c ceremony
ol' the unveiling of thc Inblct commem-
ol‘zltlllg the work of the llrlduc lotu-
mission is performed.
OLDEST MAS’ONIC LODGE.
BOSTON. Oct 'I..——'lhII (\Q‘H‘ISIIS in
connection with the illlSt‘Hfinf‘t’ of the
liStll nlllilvcrsary of the founding of
st. .iohu‘ Lodge. of Free and Accepted
Masons. the oldest III the country, be-
am: with lunch lmprcsslvcness by a re
lluions service yesterday, \voI-e contin-
utd toduy lll Masonic Temple. There
“'l‘rt’ pvt-sent Ihfit on grand masters
Il‘tflll as many st . who took an ac-
tlvc. part. in the day‘s program, ad-
IiIII-ssing the. several Incctlngs and
bringing greetings from the craft in
their jurisdictions. Governor Curtis
Guild. .lr., was the chief speaker at the
aim-noon meeting of the lodge.
OASTOR
But field guns. purchased not long ttgtl ml [ammo it. had Youtlauttwavs Bough
a cost. of 350.000. This ordnance lllu— sputum .
tcrtal is tully could to that of any by. .‘m
MAY DECLINE 'alenornlc.
Mann's hasten Parishioners) Do
Not Want Him to. Leave.
nos'rou. on. cam. Klexandel
Mann. rector of Trinity Episcopal
Church. this pity, who was elected to
the bleboprioto he-dlocese of Wash-
ington never days ago may decline
the honor. nu dBlshop Brunt of the
Philippines, w‘ho' twice refused the po
sttlon prev.lously The parishioners of
Trinity Church are very anxious to re-
tntn Dr. Mann and it is understood
that the yeotor has assured several
personal friends that as yet. he has
made no» decision. and will not untth
he confers with a committee later til
the week Members of the parish I-ex
press confidence that. hr. Mann will
remain at. 't‘flnlty. .
IDI‘.
l
It takes two to mmnunrrel and
as a general thing three to make a db
t rdlly's record for Sunday Selfcorytrol is a thing you always Phalanx never fail to make a deep im-
:Kufianl New Urlnus, ‘‘‘‘‘‘ have It” I'Qll nerd m “50 lg, “.7 or 15 minutes till it Setups. ." pleSl-IIOH upon all Who see them. The vorce.
it '."‘ .. . ._.
. .
l-ImI, i:IIIII'Il IIIIl‘oIIII is pIolIItbll thIII
DEBS IN DANaonv.
l “Red Special. "
l).»\:\lll'll\. (It'l. 5).—~.\ftt.'l‘ living:
,t‘lt‘t’ll‘tl by II t'l'tlwd estimated by the
I.l}ll:t' to number 4,000 on his arrival
III New York, yesterday. and tho deliv-
III'luI; of two NIIt'l‘t‘Ill‘n‘ ‘n that city, Eu~
IzIItlII \. Dubs, Socialist cundldnto ml.
his “Rod Special." utter tl speaking trip
through tho west.
Mr. chbs was greeted by Charles '1‘.
l’t‘fit‘ll. Socialist candidate for govern-
or, who wplcouied him to the city. nt-
tIIr whlchoMlI. Debs mu
hunt the rent platform of Ila truth.
-\i the (onciuslou In? his speech the
h Iin lelt fol \Vatelbmv which pint”:
III‘ is .prcctcd to remit at 9:30. From
\‘I'ntr-I‘hury the special will go to Bos-
IIIII, mulling stops at WIIsIl‘lcld, Sprint.-
Ilt‘ltl. Worcestcr nnd Nntlck. At each
ol‘ tllPSII places Mr. tchs will make
spccches trout the year of his train,
which is expected to reach -llos,ton at
ti:'1tl.
CAS‘TO R IA
For Infants and Children.
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GIVES UP ANNUITY.
' Nil-Marriage PI'OVII on.
in Warren the Cos Cob school teacth.
to whom lltrs Juliette Murray left the
income of $20,000 with the proviso
that she should not marry, said yes-
terday that she would forfeit Inc. in-
come.
'1 think" she said “that Mrs. Mur-
lay ln matting her will as she did. only
intended to provide for me in life, in
case I should never mulry. She prob-
ably I't-Ilicd on thy good sense and us-
suhlcd that I would not be foolish
enough to marry a man whose income
was lens than the lucomc named in
the will. "
Miss Warren's home is in Bridge-
t-"Irt. but she has been teaching in (‘03
Cob for the past three years. She
says that she will continue to teach
them as helmet.
The sheet car conductor was about
to sit down to brI-akfust. when n mes-
senger boy blought him II telegram nn-.
nounclng that a rich relative had died
and that-he was the sole heir “Easy
street!" ahouted.the condudtor, reach-
»Chlcago Tribune.
There me few things InortI exasper-
atlng than trying to quarrel with people
who won 't pay any attention to you.—
Puck.
pr. siIlIIut. nrt‘ivcd how at It o'clock, on ‘
‘tln thII lll‘i'thll of thc spcrinl hero,
. u speech 5'
Illt nu nipple ‘Altlayslhttgllt
School Teacher Refuses income With.»
GREENWICH, Oct.a5.——ll ss Enron-I
lug up for an imaginary bell ropc.~—~ ,
DETROIT NEWSPAPER itIAN DEAD.
I ETRUH, 00L. I.—-SOI. H. Guill-
lhlakcs Speech from Rear End of His smith totmelly ousincss Illnllllgcl' ot‘
Ithc Louisville. \‘cws‘ud (‘ommeroihll
tiled IK‘H‘ yrslcrdul: oi typhoid fC\"'.tl
lic' Wits 48 years old.
'Of com-.50" said the optimist, "if
a man gets in: o the habit of hunting
‘Iitrol IlII hon sulc to find it."
”Yr :5.“ mph Il tllc pessimist, “iilid if
bus so lazy that he always bios to
mold it it will find him. So what's
tllI Ill" it Ic.II l‘ ‘-’1‘he (‘nthollc St III-
;dm‘d ilI‘tl 'I‘llnes.
FRANK c.
Van ScOy
PLuunINd. .
STEAM. .
nor warm
AND
GAS nrr'rtnc
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Sheet lion. Cappel
and Zinc.
Till,
I
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to you ever stopped to consider
'how delightfully convenient It would
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I-tn your dressing chipper, than
ling apartment or first lino: let
,room'! [to presence would word
the eat demo of comfort.
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lQORNBI MAIN AND WIIT ITO.
Norwalk Chronicler