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'l‘ob ists Policy
United Stores, (include. and World
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Govern your baggae against any and
Ill risks, by lire. iliei't. lightning.
navigation and tivyiiapcrtailon while
in transit by. or ll the custody or {lull
railroad, express. roaster trancpor-
" cation or or anv‘suamshin 00.. etc.
TAYLOR & GOLDEN
insurance or All Kinds, ‘
Baal Ethic—Town, Country and fiber.
Telephone 1230
Upctcirl Over the South Nor-walk
Truot 00.. 37 91 Washington at,
800th Norwaik. Conn.
PUBLIC STENOHRAPHER
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lamea E. Elle. of File street, Broad
River, is having his house lepainted.
Tomorrow being 11 legal holiday
the public linrnry will be closed all
duy.
Madam L. M. Holley, or the Beauty
Shop, is in New York on business,
today.
Clickenoe Tribe, No. 32, l. 0. R. M.,
will meet tonight for regular busi-
ness.
-Fall style derbies.
Myron W. Osborn, ,of the South
iNorwalk Trust Company, is enjoying
a vacation.
O‘Brien's.
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Buckingham Post. No, 12. G. A. R..
will meet tonight in the Post rooms
for regular business.
Miss Susie Coley. of Cannon, spent
Sunday in Norwalk. the guest or her
aunt, Mrs. James Hubbell.
Agent W..H. Guthrie has disposed
of the Mary D. VanEuten place in
Silvermine to William ‘Goldstein, of
New York.
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'Humboit bodge,’ No. 6, O. D. H. 8.;
will hold its monthly business meet-
‘ in; this evening in its hall in North
Main street.
The Norwalk Boat Club will com
plete arrangements for the first fall
smoker at the regular meeting be be
held tonight.
Miss Nellie Dannie oi" Oxford. New
York, is the guest of Mr. and Mrs.
Harold W. Van Wagoneu, in Bay-
view avenue.
Kabaosa‘Encauipment, No. 9, I. 0.
O. F., met last evening in the Wall
street quarters and transacted rou—
tine business.
Court Nurruk, 'No. 58. Foresters of
America, transacted routine matters
or business at the regular meeting
held last evening.
John (‘1. linur has bud his delicates-
sen store in ltnill‘oud avenue, South
Norwalk. repainted and renovated
greatly improving the sumo.
Court Cecile, N0. 105, Daughters of
(inuiile. held ’li ill-monthly ’businuew
meeting lust evening ilnd iranauctcd
:1 number of routine matters.
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-—-.lohn ii. llaklu. export piano ’tun-
on, is in town. Orders soul to Ms-
lmckomo Hotel will receive hill prompt
nilonilcu this week.
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Iloulriall Fowler. No. in. Woman’ll
ltoliei (torus, will hold lie weekly
limiting «this uvonlnlr‘ili the (l. A. ll
l’iml rooms, in whalilumun street.
A mnnilin mind mainl for William
McMullon was colobraeg at St.
Mary in church al ii oclook youterday
morning by linv. 'l’llmnua .l $100,100
tor.
The Bonrd of Electrical Commie
plotter» will hold itu weekly luminous
meeting this evening in the other» 01‘
the Mnnicinui Electric Works. in
limbo dire-til. ‘
m-Laicsi atylu durblos.
4“ng in».
The weekly business meeting, or
idncciu Council, No. 4. Order 0! Uni
ted American Mechanics, will be
llléld‘illls evening in its hall, in Wash»
ington client.
O'Brien’q
1 the only unbreakable div-mun
. combs in the mm are being disco
3 ed at the ill. ill. Ryan 0031: store to-
nmrow st prim no higher than the
ordinary kinds. See advcmsemcnt.
, * 000 Taylor, mm on the mi
1 ton can. is M all while
‘ climbing: am u (once liar Albeit
N0 Finer Suits, 111.11g-
.ger Values Anywhere
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they are daddies.
a glimpse!
purse.
binations.
terial. Prices
thusiastic over them when you catch
Such fabrics-«soft. silky,
beautiful as the weaver knows how to
make them. Priced here to favor your
$12.98 to $35.00.
LADIES" FALL COATS
Full Lengths and “Johnnya”
Warm, for cold weather.
the whole body. Full lengths and the
popular Johnny coats, cutaways and
semi- -Norfolk effects with big rcll col-
lars. delightfuly trimmed and in com-
Here is a variety of ma-
$9.50 to $27 .50.
on will wax en- “Starch" out
Protect
these chilly
Styles True to the .
Decree of Fashion,
LADIES' FALL SUITS
Smart Snappy Styles
Tailor-medals that are made by tail-
am who know how‘ to make them And
MEN’S FALL SUITS
Clean Cut for Clean Cut Men
Suits to “suit” the most particular
at prices that won": take all the
of your pocketbook. Fit
like a squirrel's hide. no wrinkles
across back or around the collar.
Crackcrjacks. every one. Fit for any-
one. Get inside!
$10. 00 to $25. 00.
MEN'S TOP COATS
Chilly Night Necessity
Don’t go out with chattering teeth
nights. Good thing for
the doctor, but bad for your health
King "Cold" will get you in his iron
grip, and you won’t be able to shake
him off. A top-coat‘s the thing—costs --
little here. saves much
$15.00 to $20.00.
Graceful. perfect fitting,
LADIES' SERGE DRESSES
the lines of the figure—fits the word.
$6.50 1.. $30.00.
that follow
LADIES’ NEW FALL WAISTS
Robespierre collars and long sleeves,
waists worth looking at-that will
make others “take notice."
7 9¢ ‘0 $7 .98.
LADIES’ MILLINERY
Also Misses and Children’ S. Broad-
way moved to Washington street—so
far 10 style' ll concerned.
98¢ 10 $15. 00.
$0.98 to $10.
Ladies' Skirts.
Look nice with the new Fall Waisis.
good.
Petticoats.
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as. blacks and solid colors.
79c to $4..98
Color combinations to please as. well
Men’s Trousers.
The guaranteed ”Endless"
Guaranteed becabse we know they re
32.50 to 33.
3030’ Suite.
Double breasted-and Norfolk styles.
$0.98 t0_37.5o.
variety.
nights.
Men‘s Derby and Soft Hats.
Latest blocks to_ cover the “block. “
31.50 to 33.00.
V ' 11.1.1. Shoot
1.30.50 to $5.
Blankets and Comfortables. _
Warm friends these for cold Fall
980 to 34.98.
OUTFITTERS TO MAN. WOMAN AND CHILD
SOUTH 0703qu
Family
Outfitter
Overcoats for Men Suits and
Suits far Men
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BllLllllllII Mill TURKISH
Will TO BE Ti) TIIE KNIFE
BULTAI'B OFFIBEBB 8"
(Continued irom first pale-l
The lied cllifs or men of the Fiecond
Reserve are now beliig ‘brouzht from
Allin Minor are determined once and
for all that the Buluarians. whose per-
«intent intrigues in Macedonia have.
lhe Turks nay, canned them to be con
stunlly culled from their homes are to
M clro u aound lesson. it is to be wur
in the knife the men say. They have
decided to take no prisoners and to
give no quarter.
The ’l‘urkiuli unicorn recognize the
uploaded qualities oi the men in the
mike oi the Bulgarian army and alco
of their junior oillcera but they have
a. lone favorable opinion at the com-
manding dinners.
The Mnncnsgriu efforts in Albania
are not taken very seriously here but
um exisiem‘g oi tired}: neat inspires
home misgivings.
The Albanians in the north are can
peeled by the Turkish authorities to
keep the Mumblings-ills bully. mini»
caries have been Matched to the
tribes there, and the Albanians have
responded tint they will fight for the
'l‘urka.
The reliability at the christian» Isr-
.ving in the rank- of the Turkish army
is one at tile mt problems of the inn-
silent. for “lg Ottoman commodore:
The Armenians are expected i0 th0'
mildly, inn it n um um: u would
allow innocence of how more to 0::
mum-c. 1“qu 100””
.wmmem
The feeling among the native Chris-
iana may be gauged to a certain ex-
tool by their shorts to escape from ser-
vice by the payment of a tax or by
leaving the country. The Ottoman gov
ernment is considering putting in open
alioil 0‘. the bill passed under the lam
regime calling out all Christalns be
tween the ages oi 30 and to. This
section would swell the government
reroiptc enormously. as most or the na-
tive curl-talus are in settled positions '
and well able to pay.
Monunoqrine 10min Victorolul.
PODLllilltl'l‘ZA Montenegro, Oct. i..l
mTlia Montcnexrln troops (allowed up
their auccess in capturing Deiohiicb
Mountain irom the Turks by also tak-
ing late last evening the Turkish tori
which dominates the town or 'l‘ulihi
iroc Inchipcnich Hill
The Turks littered a stubborn relis-
lance. but the Monicuourlns nucceeded
in rushing the bouillon alter prolong
ed lighting
Several furious attacks by the Men
tenegrina wore repulsed by the Turks
before they were dually overcome.
moth tomes cultured heavy losses in
killed and wounded.
The lighting lasted over it hours
The road to the Turkish town of Ta-
shi min the north it new open to the
advance 0! the Lieutenant: army.
Turkish liockhoum captured
1 M. PWM, Oct. 11.--.il. dill-
,Wh from Peanut“, Montenegro.
says that the Mulroney-in southern ur-
iny under the command of Gen. Math»...
witch lies crowed the river Beyond.
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[MM at Tatum, near tlic Turkish
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For Ladies and‘Misse‘s
Dresses Everything
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Emperor Joann Hopes for Peace.
VIENNA, Austria, Oot. ll.—lllniporer
Francig Joseph in the course of a con-
vensctlon with a prominent personage
at the palace yesterday said: "I hope
that peace may still be preserved."
Howard Taylor is staying in Don-
bllry for cevoral days.
George Green in spending a few
days with his parents in New London.
oil» with oi lung'- Highway 1111
left for a vacation in the White Moun— -
till“.
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Mr. and Mrs. H. 0. Bradley ci.’ Chur-
in street and King’s Hinllway are
spending a for! smells in the White
Mountains.
Janie: Burnout Sangaiuek has been
confined to ill: home owing to We not
that he Noemi mum on a needle. it
penetrated his ill-cl and brake oil with
the mall; tint medic-,1 aid was rennin
0d instinct it. _ ‘
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J. Militia medley loll Tuesday or-
cnliic for Mind am I low we star
with his haunts here. He expects to
animated Novcnhariiom
For Girls" and Boys
Washington street, Opp. Hoyt’s Theatre
Family
, Outfitter
Country" club 0111 be opened on Octo
bar 28. with the annual election of 0m.
corn, the reading of the club's reports
and other annual business. The build-
ing is not‘ccmpleted as yet but it will
be ready [or occupancy and use by
that data.
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To represent Anoetuck Lodge at the
Knight. of Pyihlas. at the annual meat-
lng in Stamford on October 25, two
delegates were appointed, namely, J.
H. Snidin and David B. Mills. These
two will journey to Standard on that
date and vote in the elections and oil:-
erwise serve their home lodge.
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Michael Doulin who was arrested ro-
contly on the charge of stealing mall~
balls (mm the railroad station was or»
remind bolero the United States an-
preme court Tuesday afternoon in New
Haven and fined $76 which he paid.
lie is considered lucky to got all With
such a small amount, since the alleged
offence is a curious one.
William iii. Alnln vials nominated ior
representative at the Republlctn can»
one here last. evening. Seven lusticea
of the peace were also placed on the
ticket: 8001001 A. Purdy, John 13, God.
iiiot, Edward B. Bradley, Daniel B.
Bradley. Joseph 0:. Hyatt. Joseph Mar-
ion cad Willard 8. Adams. Fred on.
man noted 00 cbiirman of the militia:
and Willis 0. Jones as clerk. ‘-
1» Jamil lllhcri. of linear Mam»
dilution all days in iall at the candle
slob ‘0! a hurl“ batons Justice of the
mac camel Purity hm ”album
morning. _ illicit is charged with dis-
turbinu the motor this town on a
trolley w- m «can: while tin»
dull the MW at new. ..Kp w
mum on Q _ . “cm
The south oalk 1
Dry Guilds Go.
(iNGORPORATED)
28, 30 and 32 SDUTH MAIN STREET
at the new store.
chandishe elsewhere.
We expect to make tomorrow, Saturday, a banner day
Values and prices will be still greater than ‘.
at any time since we opened. Our motto is to get you the ,
best merchandise we can purchase for ready cash and sell it
to you at prices much lower than you pay for inferior met; ‘i
In our Coal: and Suit Department you A
will find no two garments alike. Come‘ in, look around. You
will find everybody agreeable and willing to show goods.
Ladies’s Suits
lue. Saturday price
Ladies’ Coats
braid trimmed;
by other stores at $16. 50.
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‘ Give us a trial.
Navy Serge Suits, strictly wool and fast color.
a guaranteed satin: perfect fitting; a regular $15.00 va-
01..-
Ladies’ 45 inch English Johnny Coats.
a regular $10.00 value.
Ladies’ 54 in. Top Coats
Positively all wool, Zibcline and Cliinchillas: considered cheap,
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Lined with ‘
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strictly all wool,
Saturday price
$5.75
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Our price for Saturday.
$10 0.95
Misses’ and Children’s Coats
Misscs’ and Children's Chinchillas, Mixtures and Plain
Color Coats, from 4 to 16 years, at Special Prices tomorrow..
We will convince you our prices and values
are not «mailed in The Norwalks.
Crash Towelings
12 1- 2c value.
10 pieces 18 inch full bleached Crash Towelings; a regular ,
For Saturday, yard ............ 8t
Blankets
2 cases White. and Gray Bed
day, pair
1m: 00-00-0-
styles and fast colors.
Satur-v
39¢
Blankets; 590 value.
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1.12% Outing for. 8c 3 yard .
The best quahtyl 12 1-2c Outing, heavy weight, all good
Saturday, yard 9¢
Men’s Shirts at 390
Men’s Madras and Percale Shirts, all new up- -to—date goods,
’- well made and pretty patterns. Would be good value at.
85c. Our Special, Saturday, each . .1. .1. . . . .. . . . . .139¢
9 to 11 1-2c.
131.00 Veils. for 500
Ladies’ ShetlandVeilsVI 1:2 yards long, colors black, navy, a
brown. tan and white. Special Saturdéy, one to a custom»
or, each ....1. . ..1... .
Men’s 12'4c Socks at .7011 pair
‘ 1 case Men’s Cotton Socks, blacksand brown, all sizes from
Never sold for less than 12 1-2c pair. Our‘
Saturday price, pair ........ . .....
7t
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I'Clark’s 100~yd Spool Cotton
Regular price 5c Spool.
$1. 25 Gloves for .51
Ladies’ Black, Tan and White
ranted; regular $1. 25 values. Saturday Special, pair. .
Handkerchiefs
loo dOz. Ladies’ and Men’ sHaudkerchicfe, made of fine qual-
Special Saturday
. . 2 spools for 5¢ ,
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Kid 6110ch every pair war--
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ity lawn; regular price 5c each. Special Saturday.
0 7 for 25¢
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Ladies Silk Waists ,
All our l‘afl‘cta Silk and Messalinc Waists in black and
navy. These waists are worth from $2. 39 to $4. 0.
Your choice tomorrow at
Come with the crowd to the place of real bargains.
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and the justice decided that ‘11 month
in Weatport’a splendidly appointed
“coop" will give him time to thing over
his conduct. ;
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The illnerul oi mention 111111111 was
held from the Baugntuck M. Ill. Church
and from his home in flaiigatiick yonder-
day afternoon at 2:30. «He was the vic-
tim of typhoid fever and (loath was
hastened by the borer. oi iberoccnt
wreck. He is survived by a wile sud
children. table's undertaking natal»
lichment conducted the tuners] and the
body was. laid to rest in the Willow-
brook cemetery.
0n the night before election, a vain»
able cow belonging in thd‘Miuos Pat-
iota omens rerun, died {will 0 001100
believed to to ma 1111111111 in too lib
and quantities. The cunt us the oil-
uai {or 11111111 «Minnelli among local
voters coin. of whom went so in u
in state thatit W a bull M0000
victory. since it is evident ilici. the b0-
vincdiOd train «cu-in {cardinal
whilst. moors allied dint iii. any
nonalcwmliwuta y, .
lanai-000': tllfi-II.
wow.»
milk in a town ruled by the member.
of that party and that the cow shovel!
herself to be a prophets" therebyii}
The Democratic version was that M
animal felt her support slipping am.
in the manner in which the Will?
can candidates did. nod gave up MW
There were more versions 01' the ' A
son to: the cow's domllo than the a".
eragé coroner would care (or but
significant fact that there are quite.”
low peek! of green apples missing 1
the Porter's orchard and that the
was known to in partial to that
puts the blame on the animaldle
Whatever the significance of the Z...
boiling. the not that the animal and
variable and the owners feel the ' ::
sill rcmius.
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