Mei?“ rushed upstairs and pressedod
the corridors. driving the viliit-
Store it into their mine It was
sometime before policemen arrived ~.: .
and shot the animal The tour others
ioiso were Label and killed in various 4
‘ parts of the oily Nobody was attack-
ad by the lions
Wily given.
paints and wall paper.
A good adv pays best in the best
Good tenants are to be «had—lion
« the advertising.
x4
very high grade or Wilkes-
deal at William moron, a Row- 5515 Main, at, Stamford.
”I
Speoiai (loads Sales ,4
at Price ReVolutiollS
$1. 50 Gold Plated Spectacles ...
$4 Goldafllled Eye Glasses $2 .00
$4 Gold-tilled Spectacles .
Eye Lenses Fitted. each 50c to $1.00
‘ Prescriptions Carefully Filled.
~ Different Kinds ‘l‘hErmometers 50c up
First-class Barometer $8. 00 up
‘ Nowhere can you uet‘your repairs
Chains and Fob Chains
Solid Slcarr Pins ............ 50c. up
Solid 'Cuff Buttons .......... 50c up
Very Nice Clocks .
NOVATED
“mm“? 3"“ ”PM“ °" A” Good Alarm Clocks. from $1.00 to $10-
0 and Modern Furniture.
p, Slip Covers and Maltreeeee Silver Watches from .
~ Made to Order.
ay you to let us eatirnate
KOHu
45 North Main at. i
$100 to $1000 Ii
$100 to $4. 5i)K «
.-.$450 to $8.00 It
Watches ..............
_ $7. $8, $12,315, $20. $2
IWaItham, Eigin, Standard. Swiss, Etc. .
iCharles
I155 Washington St.
Opposite Heyt’s Theatre—Upstaire.
WATCH FOR THE NAME.
Worn watches and Linens old gold
*nnd silvel taken at highest mice in
exchange ill buying new goods.
Nickel Watches from .‘.
Brand "
Sliuth Norwaik.
Sell Your Junk
I pay the Highest Prices for
Rubber Tires, Metals and Feather
. II: 3 lb. for Rage.
4 100 for Newspapers. 35¢ per "too
for Magazines.
G Yourdisky
Phone 912. 27 Ely Ave., 80. Nor-walk.
..._~.__.. ’ Hmw—umw‘»-———Wm— _
AUTOMOBILES
FOR HIRE
DAY OR NIGHT.
CALL D. TRAVIS
PHONE 1440.
... ”-mm
Be Prepared
the cold weather and get a
000K STOVE with | Guarantee.
M.L.ROSEN
SOUTH NORWALK
LOWELL, Mesa, ()ct. 2i),-'l‘|le 'i‘z'a- “0“ 0‘ “We“
ders' National Bank, of this city, was
,closed today by order or the comptrol-
ler of the currency.
The 'l‘ruders' National Bank was or-
ganized in 1892. According til the lust
rdport. the capital shook is $200,000;
surplus. $79,000. and deposits, $3.0m.-
000, of which $22,000 was in savings.
The ofliceru oi the bunk pro ()lsrenoe
H. Nelson, president; William F. Hil-
iis, vieeqlresidellt; Amos T. Bill, cash.
tor. and Edward 'I‘. Wilder, tailor,
An order was issued by tho romp
troiior inst July that the bunk increase
its resources. (‘ondliioml not ilavinll
materially improved. the comptroller
took charge of the institution today.
"l‘he bank is connected to some ox« 'i ”
;tent with the suspended AtlantioNIla , 4 ‘
tionnl hunk of l‘iroidolloe. it. 1.. whose
president, Edward 'P' Metcuiie, is now
Th” ““39“" Ni“ Good tenants are to he bud—tor
. tlonal WiAH purchased by Mr. Meteoii’e
a year or two ago, but was not con;
trolled by him when the suspension ‘
was ordered.
' President Nelson issued this state-
ment today: "The closing of the Tro- ,
‘dill‘ii' National Bank. of this city. is due .
to a combination oi 'Iilrcuuimneee. ' ‘
,i’he marked decline in the market '
value elbonds held bythe beehive: ‘
an imliortsnt factor. 'l‘hd suspension " “
{tile Atlantic Nutshell Bank of Provo
~ once. R: i... and later the sibling o1
.ltiie’ .ii‘lrstaecoud Notional um: or .
hittihurlll. had a “nous shoot on tile
Is ELY AVE,
Don’t Be Hastv
in buying FURNITURE.
line line that we are showing at ex
tremeiy low prices.
M. GUTKOWSKY
At the Former Auditorium Building,’
81 NORTH MAIN 8TREET.
We buy second-build Furniture.
"wives watoh» Sentinel Want
for (lines to that oupired- to "hot
under indictment.
‘ ii
‘and if you buy
‘ price for speci iy elected attic
; [trust a lot to til“ dea or you patroniae..._1t'o worth your time
-» , to know these diitilre cell in lumber. especially when yap
, ‘ * can learn it from us for the asking.
The Hatch 8t Bade Company
IOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
The ParlS Cloak 8: Suit House
33 South Main St... South Norwoik‘ .2;
i
. We might tell you here a lot of nice'thillss about our handsome
new Suits, Skirts, Dresses and Waiste.
perfect in style. best in quality and best to buy—ash of which would
his the truth. But it would be for better for yew—and us—tor you
to com; to this store and see with your own eyes how they look
' and lit, and judge for yourself ii? they are best for you to buy- Buy
later if you want to, but look now. The Style Store for Ladies.
The Paris Cloak and Suitlilouse
we ALTER Pass.
We might say they were
33 scuth Main St, South Norwalk.
21 On Dollar Umbrellas $1
For men 'and women or the best values we have ever offered at the price. The handles are attractive,
and the (lovers are lost color. ,
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We Open F or SeasonWednesday
With the largest dispiay' we how ever made at this annual elem; You are. cordially .invited‘ to be
’ present . .
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HE woman or Miss «who
Shops in this . . . . .
“Store ’ed Luxe”
‘iS impressed first of all by the obivous fact that STYLE
and QUALITY are paramount to all other considera-
tions. And her pleasure in making selections is heighten-
ed by the sensible prices.
Fashionable "i‘nilored Suils'SIlgS, $14.98, $19.98, $25.98 up
Motor and Utility (foals ......... $6.98, $9.98, $14.98 up
All Wool 'l‘u'llored Dinars ..$4.,98 $5. 98 $7. 98, $9. 98 up
Silk Dresses for day-«and Lapping weal $9.98, $13 98 $15- 98
UP
Lam. Lillllnll and Mussaiillc “aisle. reproductions"of; the
latest lluldcls .............. . .. $2.98, $3.98. $4-g8 lip
S\\’t‘iii‘t‘l'«~.\‘i(llillih‘il, :lli wool Sweaters . ........ $5.75 up
Ladies" and Misscs' Skirts. with drape 0r Slash or limit,
$2.98 up.
“Elsie” Hose.
llalfb‘iilc... ....... ....... 25_c
\llSilk. ....... ... ......... .. 49c
i)iilll forgot oul \L‘Ck\\(‘al‘ DL'iliililllCllt is mm of the best
linen-in 'llle Noluaiks ........... . ........... 25c up
M. Moltasch' & SOn
no WASHINGTON ST.
MAIN STORE—4210 Atlantic Street, Stamford.
1-1, H" "‘44M
our. town, olnstn
fully ureter-ted."
the udvortisinx.
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a a alt/flung!!- n‘a/‘r/fi'n a!!!
‘x‘ ‘\‘ ‘N‘\‘\‘\‘\‘\‘u‘m‘\uxt\‘\‘\‘\‘ ‘\‘\‘
deemed it wise in protection of depow questions than those involl \‘od in the
tiers to suspend the further trunsac» objection to “l“ word "diners s“ in the P now being supplied everywhere.
Depositors may be promotion rule and the n
assured that their interests will
4 4 2"“, , , "mi“ °' ‘9'!“ W “‘1‘“? miscellany or A "Mitten on I!
" " “on, filial! liellrfiWI
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MIUr‘AU/J/D‘ n 'vr’r/w. van/n ~’-.”"~v7-vlvr’~/av inch-£1: ‘
noun Siiiii ., » _ _
4H.Krleger 81 Co.
No information Given Oulfby Of-
The Leading Outfitters in Tile Norwaiksl
iiciais oi Company or Brblher-
West Washington Street 4 '
We have placed ‘
hood Concerning Agreement
Ml . SHOES , [a on Sale One
i”
i NEW HAVEN Conn, 0otlt’0.-~«~No
information is dbtainablo as, to the
reported nonr- agreement lot the
grand officers of the ellgillebrs and
firemen “lill‘ he opela‘ting oi’
litters of the (ow Yorll, New
,. 4. 4. 4 4 _
"\““~‘\“\ ‘R ‘K ‘ -. —‘\-‘\- \‘x - \‘
pr ‘ nan/n.
IlaVen and Hartford ruiirouil Com S .
puny mm the new rules. {The rail i»; 44 . Hundred Pairs
road coulpauy‘deolille to minke any VI - 4
statement as to a ientulivb agree- :4 4 0f Ladles’ 8LMISSES' ,
men: by which the matter oil dismiss ‘4 ”4“” ‘ a
ing men for breach of the rules will 9 l SHOES at
be subject to review on up out from u l" 4
the decision 'of the general lllanager.
The new rules provide thatithe de.
vision of the general manager shall
be final. when cases are denied to
is“
Per ~
‘ e
’Pdll‘
him by appeal from diLisio‘unl oill- 44 4 4 .
. (era 4 ”Pull \ietai Paiollt bomb
4 . Grand Chief Smile oi’ the‘ Brother- » , , , ('4 {film}: 2:414‘1‘4‘4-‘4‘434‘4‘4‘4
hood of anineers who has the mat- - .. » r“! Sizes 44 4 1,4 and 44 '
ferences with President Elliott over
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tor personally in hand has had son
the entire situation. Mr. Stbne come
here after he had been rcq‘lested by
the adjustment committee, t is' un
derslood, to authorize the Cliling out . ' 2
of the engineers on strike. "'""" -.- m‘m: -
N0 “moment is made by the i'liil' home, 298 Stillman street, on Saturday in America that a method basfibeeu
. read me“ 38 w the reported “8’93“ afternoon at 2 o'clock. interment foi- discovered of taking the taste and
t4tlmli'nt 0n the contrary the"! is a lowed in Lakeview cemetery. The de- odor out of castor oil. This ulmoui.
ll: 'Di‘mifitem immeaslon that the am" ceased was seventy-five years. eleven indispensable household l'ellledy, ilitb»
‘ riilwtifm in not 0m The Chief “0'" months and 7.davs of age and died on exlo feared, deteslsd and avoided, he
.iemion 0" tile Wilford me“ it is “n' Thursday last. She leaves a son imcause of its indescribable taste, my -
‘derslood in that the new lilies give South Norwnlk Richard Luddingtoll. has nil taste at an.
(”Ia/ah" all-v In. Arm-{filar a at
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human
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‘xwfi\‘~-\‘
“wk“ VMW. lopportuuity m penalize members at ._._ i This test has been accomplished ai'~
TaunEHS' "AT.”"AL ill the impairments! the capital stock the union. Railroad men claimed that. 4ler repeated and tedious experiluellis
of the bank and the directors lune iiit‘. conferences have opene up larger 8] ”Hulls SAVED by a persistent iii-m of 0,) refiners m4
buffalo, and the tasteless cantor oil is
altar of it is announced that the remarkable
beappeui from decidious of divisional lcuilll'e oi the prooess is that it neith—
‘oiiICel-s in matters of disc‘ipi no. or adds to. nor miles nuytllilln nwu‘!
I
“WOO Railway Companies 3"“ but the taste. The other rhnructeriu-
iiiiliii m mmm Grain Elevators a... stood- , 212‘:;.“.‘.‘.‘.‘.i.‘;‘:;;if‘° “'° ”” “"‘
DOODamaoe . i ‘_.-....-.
Mrs, Samuel Hui. , 4
Emma widow of the isle Samuel
4444“. 444444 444 44444 home in mum“, S'l‘. l.rll‘-la,'Mo.. (lei. zombiulml Overcoat
avenue on Saturday nigh 4 aged 68 estimated loss of half a million dollar»
I
years. She leaves three new, Sammy) in drain. the Advance ltiovuibr in East ‘N’ 83th
I), llulii John W. Hull, and A. lirudioy «St. Louis. iii.. iliii‘timl curly today.
Hull and two 4444440444 Herbert l4). (‘rnwiillg up and down the slrip or
' ililld between the Misuiauippi river
Hull. 0 South Nor-walk, ind Elmer 4 .
i-iull (“twem‘m’ The tune M services and Cahokia i‘reck, the blaze did iili~ ‘5 here and 3‘30 our
will'be private and will he: held "Gm other half a million doiiurs’ alumina “ijumm”
to the warehouses oi the Chicago and Overcoais
,her late residence on Tommy at 2:30
“.4310“. R444 John 8m, eton will Alton, the Baltimore and Ohio and"
~ . . Snappy patterns, made in
. , he Glover heal ii ilwu Lorain on. i
"Semi”, interment will b in iiiler» t A rain which began erriy y;tlli;l‘dil)‘l Various up to the minute
. 8 9 99”“ ”'y' . afternoon auii continued today sated ‘styles, in cheviots. chinchilla
‘ the oily item a general (We. From the 3,
Mrs. Henry, Inn y. moment it was diuoovorod st 10 o'clock km and Shetland
Th” body 0' Mrs. Henry sonny. mr’ last night until down today. the tire; $13-00 ‘0 $30-°°~
Inerly oi Norweik who die last week “I“ probably the moat” apeutupuiur’ 4 H
in Brooklyn, will he ill-nu iii. here to- em. ”Wham 130th WWW mm Qiothcrait 4812.00 to $a5.oo
marrow. Raymond 3"" will have Illinoiu sides at the river were lined .
charge, and intern out wit be made with ”mum“
in Riverside cemetery. at 11:80 a. «In. The spectoolo w“ “wad by the
' “M“ w collapse ot the elevator. Reduced to
. M” .°""'" N "' i a shell of when, it popped open. hurl-1
- Mt“ chm“ ‘MMW' 4'3“ eighty in; tooth half? million or bushels of
”MI W“ i“ “W W“ ° W ““9”“ burnills min. Hill! of null slid into
1 4' ""3 M“ Weeks. arm in 9'1" our», the Miteiupippi. dilated and floated JOSE]? h Dam
if this morning. Mrs. m‘ it)“ and the remainder spread out
‘ ' been i“ 0' ”mm“ m "m“ m“ an ill; ml. and is hill! burning. The to 4444413444444 was". .
‘, 4 ’ it ‘3 I‘ll“ 0‘ ”It “GIN“ :Bmedlot... w.“ i. Gal/”3‘44 b? “muffin”, Baum nnmllkf Cdfln. 4
V . We hire the m Amine. -:
e, M». '
M.f, 1“ L l":
fle‘mnmloinm 4§4Mddm§4 434, 44" which.
measured. was lion! I f sel- “isle . II. willhetuoduewnp iii/OW lino:
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