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SOME RULII All! MADE *ro I3
BROKEN .
and it does not matter much. it. how-
ever. you malts it a rule to let. your
Clothing here you will iind it a good
rule to keep whole and bitch to.
Our business is run by the rule at
three: ’ . ~
HIGH QUALITY.
HONEST PRICES.
PROMPT SERVICE.
Cottiieb's $7 a $10
11 NORTH MAlN 8T;
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EXTRA PRICES PAID FOR
JUNK BROUGHT TO THE
PLACE. Rags. 1c in; teed
base. 2c each and bakers' flour
bags, (in. it not turn; rubber »
wagon tires and auto tires, 7%c
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DUY “- Juet received, a new line at
ROGER 1.”wa MiLK CHOCOLATI
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NU ET BRIDGE CONTRACT AWARDED.
LITTLE Gilli » To 1‘. it. Foley and Company wall
' ‘ the contract for the atone arch brides
~» , . . CIGAR-‘3 over Five Mlle‘ river awarded by the
~ aelecttnan. Hla bid was tor ".0".
. REYNQLES. Mfr. The Darlen telnetmon were in Nor-
lb. it not stripped; inner tubes
from 12c to 30c 11).; garden hose.
to 1b.; pewter, 10c. 1b.: block tin,
300 in: copper. 8c l-b.; lead and
‘ zinc. also lb.; blacksmith horne-
shocti, 40c per ewt.; any ordl~.
nary iron, 30c per wt. 1 can
handle,yonr junk at a very small
profit at the place. Wm. Ei‘lron,
35 Fort an, E. Norwalk. Tel.
441. i do not go around with
balls. 1 take orders out of town
it notified ahead of time.
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COAL
The'll. “Md &‘Sou Co.
‘ Tel. aft “ 15a Water ' at.
An Opportunity
to act a nevr I-roota hoe-e. oiled
doors, all modern inprovemente,
near trolley and center. (or only
$2500; torme; immediate pollen-
elou. Farm. 8 acree, good Moon:
house. barn. poultry houeea. trail;
2 1-2 mllee out. Will son or ex-
change tot-bone to town.
Call, write or phone
D. S. HULL
‘ Room 1, Havlland .Iloolt
Phone 41“. Mill Nemlit.
PHONE 3304.
Henry Wilkens
17 NORTH MAIN IT.
a...”
Phone 3M
17 North Main M.
Catering to dances and enter-
tainment a specialty.
flowchart-m It Tripoli
domed circl‘e‘e here.
italiaae hold the torts vii
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“LIN. Nov. .‘—— $.55qu
fm“ .vrorltina or the one”.
'5Wilyltlltday evening: from ti until 8 o‘clock.
W received on or hetero Saturday. November A. will draw
Winn the first of the math.
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walk yeiltorday and‘the “pope" drawn
lip. They Were not tiliiy executed lili-
tll title mornlna when air. Foley's
t
Hammond
alaniture was attired. Hie tools are
are in
in Mlddletovm but he will procure
lie at the Turks is confirmed in them ea soon ae Melina and‘tvilltitt
. IWflk will. be started on theiraclnal
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Round " Steak
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Pot Roast,
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Veal Outlet .
Veal Chops
Véai Roast .
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Roast, «
Small Fresh Shauiders
Fresh-Haiti? .. f .
Rhine-made sausage
Best Sausage
7 ‘ LAMB
Leg Mutton
Leg Lamb,
Lom .
Rib Chops, ’
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‘ ’ POULTRY
no bone
l'8c
16c
14c
lZZc
12%c
u 15c
16c
12%c
10c
12‘4c
18c
12%c
Milk-fed Roasting Chicken 250
18c
18c
25c
20c
Roasting Chickens
Home-dressed Fowis
Broilers
Ducks
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f- ~'Spcrry & Barnes Hams
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Rex Hams
Skin Back Hams
LIVER
Beet“ Liver
Pig's LiVer
Cali Liver
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NORWALK. CONN.
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In a new and very attractive assortment of the very popular DOUBLE' FACED COATINGS,
in Winter weights, with plain or plaid backs, in many shades. . . . . .. . . 52.50 to $3.75 a yard
Thel‘me good'craycnettedllea-eeddeetlod naet-‘aaeae‘aeeaeee-ae‘aev.a-a-uran. $3.50 and $3.75
_' The Famous Oak Surges, Sponged and Shrunk
Really for Use
FitWeil I Coat Fronts
Arc made of all linen. tailored canvas. Thoroughly cold water shrunk and are guaranteed to
retain their form under all conditional .... .. 5oc,75c, $1.00
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cesalons, where though the nati as
In“! “”1“ AIEL|*EL' have no right of residence. they halve
T‘ll‘FALi. 811M
sought protection at the time of earlier
tcoutilnued from Fm“ 1’33.) rebel movements and invasion from
.._.....- - other parts of the empire. ‘ ‘
The native town. which its inltltllir‘tl
by a wall. is small, being. only about
one mile in diameter, but immediately
outside of it are populous Sfllltlr'u"
which probably were included in the
revolutionary movement.
Shanghai is about twelve milos item
the scacoast and 160 miles east :iy
southeast of Nnnhing,
LONDON, .\'o\‘. :l.~~ A news dispatrh
from Shanghai says that the native
constabulary of Chapel, a suburb of
Shanghai, which forms part of the Chi-
nose quarter, {nullified today and
burned the police station and the rest-
dence of the Thief of police. Foreign
volunteers were mobilized to maintain
order. _ . ..
For several days the natives at Cha-
pel had been demonstrating noisily in
sympathy with the revolutionists. M-
tel: burning the police station, the
chief's residence. the conetabulary for-
mally declared their adhesion to the
rebel canoe and took control or the na-
tive quarter in the name at the revo~
lutloniats. The Chapel diatrlct is on
the border of the uropean settlement
in Shanghai.
HONG KONG. Chino. Nov. 3~Dcitiy-
ed despatoltee from Hankow. sent via
wtliflu. describe the situation there on
the night or November 1 as appalling.
An enormous mlaaration was sweep-
in; over the city and fighting wee in
pron-en in eeveral quarters between
considerable bodice oi rebel: and loy-
allete. The imperial batteries were
lifting exploeitre sheila into the native
quarter. while the rebels on the other
meq— “Wm... .._
liliiii illil iiiiliilils.
Mra. Harry Raynor.
hire. Harry Raynor died at the home. 3
of her sister. Mesa. Chauncey M. Brun- “inns have SEW-Gd the British, tugboat
tinge, No. it Gross street. Norwnlk, yes- Sampson.
tertiay fot'enoon at 11:30 o'clock. The ll "90““? evident early 1“ the "119‘"
funeral will be held at the home (,1 noon that the revolutionistsproposed
her mother, Mrs. Alpht-ns Morritto. No. 1” assume “"1"“ 0' ““8"“ ""9 with
11W, t‘roas street. Saturday at 2:30 p. i, in a “‘0” time. though it was not.
in. The interment will he in the Riv-‘ U‘SNKN ”1&1th Willlld OCCUII)‘ ”Ir M-
ersido comment .‘tlrs. Raynor lenvou 890111 before night. All the day lH‘O'
(,neigremd, the revolutionary ling was
sister. lira. (.‘hnuncey M. firundage; l 3101510“ Oll‘er ii” the lllllldllltts in the -
two 1,"..th r‘lewollen and Norman: vicinity oi the arsenal and thousands
”firm. besides a husband and a four; wearing on their arms the while band
year-old boy to mourn her long, ' insignia oi the Coilslilllllmllsls gather-
' ied in the street.
John E. Evenden. The police and native soldiers made
John E'. hivcndcn. u former resident no attempt to interfere and on the
of South Norwalk. who has been a reels contrary ‘lraternimd with the insur-
dont of Chicago for several years. died gents.
on Novctnhei-zaiterundergoing an op- The liltMBi realizing the inevitable
oration. .\ir. Evendcn had been in caused notices to be posted stating
hour health for some time and an on” that the native city might be taken
oration recently perforated was the over by. the revolutionlala toninht. and
immediate cause of «teeth. Mr. Ev'en~.exproaainig the hope that the public
den wan titty-eight years of age and would not be thrownvinto a panic.- and
was a brother of Mrs. Philip N. Smith. that the «hope Ionian iood should not
of South Norwalk. be cbeed except at the and hour.
www- At_ 5:310 o'clock all telephone and
All?“ 3- W"¢°¥~ telem'nil communication with the ar-
Attred E. Wilcox. of the Fitch Home. “w w“ cut 01 The rebel throng
tor Soldiers. in Nroton Heights, died grow to Well!“ proportions “a in the.
”WW yl’e'i‘fl‘dfly- 0K9“ >71 3’9"“: 3 natural tilxritanlent a number of ohm
months and tonnes» days. He “1mm fired by the government forces In
I member at Comlmnv 1'. Hm 00"- the direction of the mob. but time
necticut Volunteer Heavy Artillery.'wen without eflect. and it was plain
The remains were taken to New He- that the Chinese eoldiere. the police
you by Funeral Director 0001f” "- and the native voluntoea'e were all in
'Raylnond. this morning. when they .ymp-dhli- with the revolutionlate. At
will be interred. this point, the taotal tied and the an
eenele and native city quietly capltuv
Funeral oi Mre. Roxane Marie Roberi- lated.
....m~. 'e
eon. The revolutionary leadera here have “do of the river had brought 1mm
The funeral aervlcea over the rev telelrtlphed Gen. u Yuan Henge the reuse [one into play t‘rmu [hp "u‘
“‘"n' °' ”r" "”“n' “m" Robert- i bead oi the rebel movement. advicinx Chane fortifications and were tlrlns:
with lair elect on the loyalists‘. popl-
tlona. The lighting was clearly visible
from the European (ionreasions and
leveral stray shells dropped in the
Britieh conceuion. but without doth.r
serious damage.
The viceroy of moving 'rung Prov»
lnce at Canton liaa dospatrhmi a gun-
boat to title city to tranaport an imv
mettle eltvpi)‘ oi ammunition, firearms
and flexible which he has common-d
tor with foreign lirme here.
BERLIN, Nov. 8.-—Diapaichoa rem-n»
ed MI? h-om Tuna-Tao. in the ill-r3
man territory of Kiaoilhau, announw
111M MW German mariner have Ethic
from that city to etreuglhen the for-
louely disturbed by the rioting In the
native titty. ' _ .
The initiation continues quiet in
Yuan-Chow. China-Klan. SuChow.
clan guard at Tleu-‘l‘ein. Thin-Till" to
the port of Polling, out! in now crowd-«I
Vith' refugees (mm the Chinese cnpi
W- '
1w“...
llaliorn'avenue. yesterday ailernoon at amounts at Peking. Their message h
2:” ocloclt. Rev. William w' all being forwarded to General Ll from
lowed in the Riverside cemetery. Ctunplhiata reached title city today
that that rehele holdinu the tort: be-
]m' |' will SME] criminallely at steamer! putting that
m»— ,oity in the night time.
was active and chanaea were lrrenu- give llllilt‘Illt‘e that theiorelen concea-
Iar at the opening of the stock mar- alone are we and have not been eer-
{racinn receded tactic-ally on tum
inc? and the Erica were ilrtn. Ame
'rlcnn. arugula. lo“ I point d! In re- Wu-Sullil and the other down river
of 2.500 aharea. Canadian l’acillc roee The ibrovloce 0! Vun‘Non. on the
1H. iaotithwoeteru frontier of China. naa‘
ed under preeeure~oi realizin- salon to "will, received here today.
and hammering by the bear iaouonn The Fiction ot~ VYtleaNao. which
-.... area or. nearly Whom equal-e mileaw
‘ SLEEPING GARMENTS
son were ‘lleld irom her home. in at him to ozone hootllltiea pendlna devel-
liea oiilclated and the interment ioi- Yu-Hu lit? a special diepatch boat.
low KitnKhnt have lam tiring llldie‘
WALL 8T.. 10:10 a. tn.--Tradlna The latest advices from Hankow
in». annual».- steal and Ultlon
tradiua. needing. Alana-mated Oop-
cent extenelve gain on opening eaten willie tin this aide of flanking.
' want. or, 1 p, m,~stmn. talent declared ite independence. according
Reading was the only etoei: that reele- trout- 0 Thlbel and Burma. known so
MR. TULLV INJURdo. about three time- that a: New Inna-
~~---— ,, ,iand. its population in estimated at
VI"! Milli“- (trachea TMWO” 12.000.000. The province in rich in mili-
mm been "more! to “mil-L , oral doihoditd‘llld has houndieee More!
i While going upstairs in hie home or anthracite coal. Agriculture and
lint evening. Reward Tully. of Chapel ‘ atom: lililllll are extensively carried
atreet. tripped on the ion; overcoat on, and some or the beat grades at ten
lie. tea ‘earry’ine and tell beehwatid'arpprd until there. Yul-Will not the
out in. item. oraehint nectar-1‘ prinoln imartaa'aieat longtime
,titrouell It also; decent the root of den rd lliee. which them tor to
tip hint. or: William ll. ‘i‘iurnellhre.’ yearn tilde-a mum in im.
sounded'to'ili'e“ltitmoaitaentttllnji Thai peuonoineuabai is tint»
‘and round Mr. Tully. “who in quite a eniealliLtlte most important recent
‘ini'lenIMJllflfllHIMJ deep ma.‘ movem .nt of the China» rebels.
perhhpl ten inchee le tenets. V . Though not the capital'oi ita province; '
Dr. Bun-ll temporarily alternative kitten-tho. Shin“ it lite greet enl— ‘.
mas and‘rtlieo‘ toolc‘lltm‘dtlw’fll W1 Mani tor the trade of the hunter
barn and Korean ports. The
’to‘ its“ Namath hospital. about i and],
imports and exports aggregate
leans be had heron)! excellent
'Doinete. out [or comfort.
mill-i? emit". . .. .IOo and It
enemas. . . . .ti.oo..ei.eo. am
‘ dampen. auvo atovae .
‘ lined lmd unlined.‘ The beat
" that. can be had. Do not harden.
.o'clook_tltie moraine. Here the physio : and
'ian round it Wary-to tube numeo‘inore itan awesome. The nebula;-
1m autistic-a lathe mil to clone it tinn u animated at about $00,000, or
_ llr. i-uhotn‘dolne 10.000 are toreianere.
i“ " ' hetetal population. about one-
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