"(we we:.
.3.
" mans necrosis: Insane-I cadres.
. noise. that several
set up Tuesday. tor the Int time since
he underwent an “fermion.
peer is marina ltendell's snail.
Van blind: evasive. lot two weeks
W ‘
The nuclei Board will, meet tonight
elier the prayer rip the last
xterm" Tolls‘e m. returned to his
Malaise in Swanson. Pass a tow dare
ago. will come home this week to spend
Sunday with his parents. Mr. and lire.
Marshall ll. Toilee.
W
.1. Wallace Marvin went to New York
'ycaterday. to meet his tether. 1.8.
Marvin. and sister. Miss Clara Nero
vln. who were to arrive home on the
Oceanic. The vessel was twelve hours
overdue. however. The party is ex-
pected home today. '
A man appeared in East Norwalli,
yesterday. selling a preparation to
place in kerosene oil lamps. as the
agent claimed to “give the light a
greater hrilllancy and prevent all dan-
oi as a spinning; several people
urchased the etgii on the mane rep-
resentatlbn that eivhelghbors use sec
cured some. and sent him to them. La-
ter the ladies iound. by comparing
the parties whom
the then. said had bought his wares
hd never seen no or hie preparation.
made quite a good thing here dur-
ing-the day. , . . ~
slits; CLARK oars s pivoncu.
, Judge Robinson, in the‘ luperior
Court. yesterday. [rented Mrs. Ellen
, T. Clark a divorce irons Patrick Clark
on the grounds oi inildeiity and gave
her the custody oi three minor child,—
ren. air. Clark was ,iorreerly a horse-
shoer in Bridgeport. tie is now a res-
ident oi Bandago, Cube. hire. Clark
produced evidenceto show that her
husband had married a Spanish wom-
an in Cuba and had led a double lite.
The Clerks were m'arried thirty years.
sum llllllll l u
7 I IIIDOIPOIT.
Again today we tell you oi the High
Class Tailor-made Cements, Tailor-
made Build Teflon-made Jackets
Tailor-made suits at 910. 913 50 and
.00.
Tailor-made Jackets at 97.50. 910.50
819.50 and 915.00.
The above prices are only a law oi
the many values we have, but are some
of the leading selling prices. and they
are the best the market aliords, better
than astral.
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I
CA 9108.
The goli capes and the plush capes
—these stylish garments are most ren-
aonably priced. ‘
Don't target that our stock 01 wo-
men's wrappers. women's wool waists.
women's silk waists and elder down
house sarques are ready for you and a
large selection to choose from. Prices
range all in your lover.
e—o-u—
SMALL WARE SECTION.
'tCrowding in new things continually.
always wanting more room to show its
endless variety ol good things.
Hair brooches. pearl. at 25c each.
Turquoise at 39c each; pearl and tar,
on so at 50c each; special line oi
broycbes at We. worth 250 each.
.0.—
” HAIR PINS.
Stone tops at 100 each. enamel and
crystal ions at 10c each.
Rubber neck hair pins at 25c each.
Pearl handle pen holders with pen
at 19c each.
Bridgeport "High School pins at
19 and 25c each.
Large assortment oi belt buckles 10.
15 and 25c each.
.Bock combs with rhinestones at a)
} ted 50c each
Pompadour combs at 25 and 50c each.
New line of imitation ebony goods,
with sterling silver trimmings.
Nail ille- act at 48c. letter set. .-
99c. shoe horn and button hook.
put up in sets of three each in a s
lined box, neat and very suitable
a glit. ' . .
15.
.'d
—o—-
muons muons.
letter opener. paper cutter. nail ille.
ink eraser. nail brushes. tooth brushes
and shoe horns. price cach.
' Button hooks nail illee, seals tweet-
ers. roll blotteriimocket-eombs. very de-
sirable tor whist prises. price 25c each.
Cake walk pillow tops, with back.
00 each.
Coon pillow tops with back. 45c each.
. Lollies' round garters. each pair in
agiaaa top box. price 10 and 25c a pair.
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WWW Ieaerts ei
densely-shew
The reports oi the twenty-nine street
railway companies in Connecticut are
tabulated by the Railroad commission
era. Thcir Igurea are given in three
large tabular sheets. Following is the
report at taxes paid by the companies
0 this vicinity. so ilir as the ngures
ave been obtained: .
Bridgegg‘lz Traction. 918. 500.59: Dan.
bury A el 91. 049. 95; Derby Street
Railway. 82.291. 82; Norwallt Street
Railway, 92. 295; Norwalk Tramway.
93.097. 25: Stamford Street Railway.
51, 992. 20; Westport and Baugatuck
Street Railway. 9509. 05.
The report oi the B dgeport Trac-
tion Company shows: length includ-
ing sldlngs. 50.8 miles: stock issued.
92.;000i000 bonds. 92..000000; gross
earnine 9557.904. it; net earnings.
9195.4 .23; dividends 990,000
Danbury e Bethelz. Gross earnings.
959. 575.95; net seminar. 921.992.":
dividends. 90.400 '
billiard Street Railway: Gross earn-
ings. 925. 930. 97: net earnings. 99 275. 49.
Norwalk Btreét Railroad. Gross
earnings. 949, 737. 70: net earnings. 920. -
990. 97: dividends, u. 500
Norwalk Tramway: Gross earnings.
909,316.18: net earnings. 925. 022. 77.
Shelton Street Railway: Gross earn.
ings. 90.305 20: net earnings, 91042.74.
Stamiord Street Railway:, Gross
gamma. 550012.19; net earnings. 813.-
Westport & Snugatuck: Cross earn
lugs. 96.30829: net earnings. 959.47.
oosrecrrour'ronaon caor. '
is Aheadeilaetcfitless—ileld teach-
«2.0011an te Acre.
A cm'respondent oi the. Connecticut
Valley says continuing the tobacco
crop: "The crop is curing and strip-
ping way ahead of expectations. The
cure is thin ‘to'meidlum. in color the
leaves are lsrgely’a rich. pure cinna-
ln some oi the crops. in sections plants
are stripping from sixteen to eighteen
leaves to the plant. Those who WIS-l
to dad a flaw somewhere in the crop
have their only chance in magniiying
some little deficiency. or alleged deli-
ciency. in the grade of top leaves. 0c-
:aslonally a raiser topped high. and in
his crop there may be streaks where
the top leaves cm be criticised uninv-
orably. it is very rarely that pole
aw eat is iound. There are many crops
which indicate 1,900 to 1950 pourda
per acre. and a few indicating2 .0. it.
with a rare crop possibly raising an
2 .100. in January the weight will pro-
bably be 1.800 to 2.000—about 200 to 350
pounds over 1898 and about 900 or
700 pounds over 1897."
Leavelt All
To Me.
That is just what many oi our custry
mere do when they want any PAPER-
ING OR PAINTING douc~they come
to our store and say: “Do the work,
Gorham. us it should be."--l do lust
as directed. 1 use my best Judgment
0 give them the best work. i send
out the workmen who are best titted
for the. work you want dope-special-
ists. When they pack their tools and
leave the premises you can rest assur-
ed that you've got as good a job as any
one can give you-you'll not be charg-
ed anything' out at the way" either.
bear this in mind.
GORHAM,
10 First Avenue.
East Norwalk.
Telephone Call, 135-2.
STOVES
AND RANGES
NIW IND
SECOND-BIND.
Kr someones raises.
Steven Pat Up sad Repaired.
CHAS. 1. BLACK,
I70 Wallisgtel Street Bridge
if 710 ion or loam...
1991. (Shep. ale. lee.
wish to heirs ii theym
uncommon
reuse as m
"botanists Mlle»
ion 01 till: oiIlncefiiil
be glad
y iorwsrdemlii “you
. 5t tats oi Connecticut.
“to“. “W itim'l 999
ert ov. .I
A. 1500 blathewson, had" Clerk
Shell Fisheries. 905 Chapel street,
New iieven. Colin.
L Dear illr:
,0i
I
claims.
of
Your tavor oi November
let. stating that a dispute has arisen
concerning the claims at private indi-
viduais in and upon certain oyster beds
water! to be natural timer grounds
in theédmouth oi bouthport Harbor. is
mYou also inquire regarding the duty
e Rhell Fish Commissioners re-
ag these pretended rights or
i am‘ lniormed by your communica-
tsebuoys removed iroei the ash ,
share;
this“! ; .
minem‘
in: .» hi i... were Health
7 Matters depart
William H.
~ W lliems. oi the Twentyalgbth Inlan-
try who was about: the rm at the en-
gagement near the llapoto River. June
19. and ldeuteneatl. 0. Keith. oi the
Twenty-third intently”. whole Inn was
shattered by s lieuser. itutberrord
' tights. ron oi the adlutsat flnfiyi‘lli oi
9101!. Willi I 90 0" Olin!
Cochin le 9 pound glare n the quar-
’i’here were
two Maths oil the 9 Oh Novem-
r 4 Sergeant v.1 l’IChspmnnaot
ttery P. sixth sound. tiled oi con-
sumption. and on the following day the
The Warren brought new that the
transport lndlnna. on which is the on-
tlre Tennessee Regiment and 150 pris-
oners. leit Negaeaki on the evening oi
October 19.3110 ought to arrive some
time tomorrow
...—q—
.ll‘Oit 8|leth DUTY A'l‘ CAt'l‘l'td.
Valle-lo. 09111.. November iodine
'meu. has arrived at More island on
ironic to the Philippines for shore duty
at Cavlte.
i
death of Richard MoCon'villc. s ill-e»
' men. occurred. The two bodies am
embolmed and brought to the city.’
Third Battalion oi United States msr- ‘
lnes. consisting at 150 otllcers and 320 ‘
tion that the disputed territory is in-
cluded within an area established and
Ieelgned by the Shell Fish Commis-
sioners and ratified and conhrneed by
the Legislature oi 1995. a description
at which is iound in the Public Acts of
1885. page 53
lilnd upon examination that that ex-
act deegtriptlon ie iollowed ”the ve-
visionsmt he General statut oi 1898,
11380
It it be true that the disputed terri-
tory is within the limits oi the Fair-
tlcld Bar and PalrIeld natural beds. as
now detined by status. i believe it to be
the duty or the Shell lv‘ieh compassion-
K. Kroner 5) C0.
'dhe Seeding “Mum and Clank Store
in We “walks.
You need not give us your purse. al-
though you may feel that it is perfectly
safe to do so. but bring it along and see how
much you can buy from us for a little
money.
era to treat that area as natural beds.
irrespective oi the claim at private in-
might set up a claim under one pre~
test or another. to any one 01' the nat-
ural beds and thus create extreme con-
fusion.
it it be true that these claimants
have good ground (or their claim by
reason oi certain grants which were
obtained prior to the establishment oi
the Shell Fish Commission. they
should make good their right in the
courts.
1 think it is the duty of the commie
slon to treat as natural oyster belie all
area within the limits specially desig-
nated by the present statute as such
The law provides a penalty for cer-
tain acts of trespass upon these nat-
urul beds, Section 9005 at the General
Statutes oi the revisionoi 1888 regulate»
and restricts the use oi certain boats
and contrlvaucee In taking up or 0ng
ing for oysters.
Section 2413 provides a penalty for
the willful injury or removal oi any
signal or buoy located by said com-
missioners 01 bvt their order {or thr
purpose oi designating or lot nting shel'
ilsh grounds.
Section 2311 provides that the com'
mission may appoint certain persons
to be shell ileh wardens. who shall as
lilo! in detecting and prosecuting oi
tenses against shell fisheries laws.
1 gather iron: your letter that thesr
private individuals are entering upon
what is designated by the present ata-
tutes to be natural oyster beds and art
removing buoys ordered placed by the
own buoys and marks. and are operat-
ing as it they were the owners of thr
beds
it this be true i th the duty 0'
the commissioners is in as l havr
before remarked. to legard these bed:
as the law regards thcm. as natural
beds. and to protect and guard them
and through their iish wdrriens prose-
cute the oiienders as is especially pro-
vided by law.
it then the parties unending are suc-
cessful in establishing tuelr right by
reason of some grant which antevdates
the appointment of the ancll l-‘ish Com-
mission. well and good; it not. then
they are plain oiienders under the law;
in either event the Shell Fish Commis-
sioners have then performed their duty
leaving the courts in the last lnstnnrr
to dcclde. Very truly yours.
CHARLES PHELPS.
Attorney General.
The New Haven Register oi last ev.
ening said that Secretary Mathewson
reclderi. upon receipt of this opinion. to
give the protesting oyster grower:
prompt arning to keep oi! the
grounds which they, claim. He is said
to have issued orders to Captain bow-
is. of Bridgeport. inspector oi the nat-
ural beds. that ii any more dredging
steamers belonging to Tailmadge &
Lyon. or any one else. appear on the
disputed grounds. they will be seized.
At a late hour last night Captain
William A. Lewis, state inspector oi
oyster grounds. had not received any
notice irom Secretary Mathewson to
proceed against Tallmndge & Lyon.
Isn't 'l‘ebavee In. and lube leer us Away.
To quit uhaeco easily and Iorerer. lee-ea
sells. iuiloi lite. nerve and vigor. take Nora
use. the wonder-worker. that makes weak no»
strong. All druumwnor 91. Care guavan
Ieetl Booklet and sample ins. Address
Darling trendy Co. Chicago or New Yuk
CHARGED WITH STAGE ROBBERY.
Seattle. Wash. November 9-—The at~
tention i the State Department at
Wash 11 has been called to the
case k Everett. an American
miner d in the provincial not?"
at item . ti. C.. waiting trial
on a charge at stage robbery. it is
alleged that Everett was kidnapped
across the line iro Republic. Wash"
by Canadian allege. Within iour
miles of the boundary .1 is alleged Am-
erican oilleers overtook toe party with
the prisoner and attempted to serve a
writ oi hsbrae corpus. but were drives
back by the Canadians at the point oi
revolvers, and Everett was spirited to
the other side during the hours of
darkness.
—.
WON TH!) MWARD‘D PLATE.
landon. November 9-—At the second
day's racing at the Liverpool autumn
meeting bailey Gladden“ H to ll rid-
I“!!! N” Gilt.
liter 9 . moms".
2
l-
“it'll. by Net; won the stewards plate.
dividuals otherwise private individuals
commission and are substituting their er
Children‘s
Bonds More.
with large sailor
collars. sizes 4 to,
12. price - - -
' 52.90.
K. Ytr'ttntr
A very large assortment of Capes. Fine and
ChilerI’ 9 Goals of all descriptions.
Mahackemo Block, 80. Norwalir.
3013000
Beaum- Coats
for women, block.
sizes 32 to 44. price
55.50 saunas.
E) Compton.
YALE UNIVERSITY ELEVEN.
.Ca-p '0']! we the
which is to Ieet Harvard.
New Haven. November 9~The 7019
Alumni Weekly today published a sign-
ed review by Walter Camp. the Yale
ioothuii authoritygen'the Ynic Univer-
next week and Princeton one week int-
iir. Camp summing up the situation.
writes as iollows." "The weakness oi
the individuals are known and are not
regarded as unconqucrsble.
The make-up oi thericvcn will be such
that to beat it will mean It triumph and
the work of whipping it a dialcult un-
dertaklng."
Having leased the store. No. 79
by 1.. ii. Decker. will open the same
daturduy. November 4. with a lull line
)i Crockery and Kitchen Utensils. con-
sisting of
el and Wooden hue,
no 1 menus or um our.
in selecting these goods our ilret
onsideratlon was quality. which is the
Ire looking ior real money saving
monomy. There are a great many low
rheapuehnbby kind. The merit at our
roode will be our claim ior patronage
Ind not the decaying quotations at in-
ioseible prices. We invite inspectior
All goods delivered tree.
A. P. Damon
.. Wm...”
Pl PIES
mast
.mcn-
... (It'll MIMI. ...
“mu-immmeum we
nil-III ”WW
‘el eithe Tears .
sity eleven which'iu to meet liarvardl
Thelr.‘
play is. not yet onto that oi Harvard;
nor up to the standard at a veteran.
team. and so thcre is still much to do. .
To the Public
Washington street. formerly occupied.
ill, Agile, iron, Glass. lilcli
post economical tor the buyer. it you'
sriced things here but nothing of the”
“"0”“
"2+" ”tension.
., new”
Jul“);
9‘ Clean blood means a clean skin. No
i
. iC Cemrets.~boeut
i
kl
"The ship that broke the (recon rcco
'ord." remarked Mrs. 'l’oindcxtcr. 'the
Kaiser Wilhelm tier limos. was it
named alter the present emperor oi
Germany or his grandiatner?“
it was named utter his grandfather
Emperor William the Great.” replied
Poiniicxlcr. The present emperor will
have n ship built to be called Emperor
.Willium the Gmtcr."—-Liic.
"i had dyspepsia ility‘seven years.
.and nevcr iound permanent reliei till
ii used Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. Now i
lam well and ieel like a new man."
writes S. .l. Fleming. Murray. Nob. ii
is the best digestent known. Cures all
form's-s oi indigestion. Physicians cv-
erywhcrc prescribe it. George C. Still-
son. 80th Norwalk; Edward P. Weed
Norwalk.
"Tho time will comc." said the ngi
tutor, "when the laboring man will
have the wealthy unlit-r his loci."
"in which case." inierjccirrl the tri-
llcr. “bc Will be walking on his up-
pers."~iloston Transcript.
J. 1). Bridges. Editor “Demovrat.”
lancsstcr. N li.. says. "One Minute
Cough (‘urc is the best remedy ior
croup I ever lined " lmmediatciy re-
lievcs and cures coughs. colds. croup,
uthmn. pneumonia. bronchitis. grippe
‘and all throat and lung troubles. it
prevents consumption. George C. Silli-
son. South Norwalk; Edward P. Weed
Norwnlk.
——-——'—_'P
, 80m Spurkttmllrmldcr. (loan yo' nd-’
vlsc elicry one to walk in 1101' nurrer
psi 1' '
Bruddcr Suauaims— (footie
boy: what oh ii"
Sam Sparks~Nuihm brudder. only
.nh wonders what is gwine to happen
when some oi our stout members
meet on der narrer pat cornin' irom
opposite directions.
all do.
Our little boy was ailiicted with rheu-
matism in his knee: and at times un-
able to put his foot to the floor. “'9
tried in vain. everything we could hear
:01 that we thought would help him.
‘We almost gave up in despair. when
lsome one advised as to try Chamber-
lain's Pain Balm. We did so and the
Irst bottle gave so much rcliei that we
got a second one. and. to our surp
too tired him sound and well.4. T.
Bays. Pastor Christian Church, Neod
esha Kan. For sale by George C. Still-
fson. South Norwalk; Edward P. Weed
iNorwaik
“Does your father understand (lor-
man'"
"No ..
"Thou i'll ask him for you in (lor-
man.‘ «Cleveland Plain Dealer.
lea-t1 is It.“ Deep.
Wheel!
('aacare i.‘ :1 Cat
tie clean your a. all y bu.
IiI'ooda oer it clean by
stirring up the lazy liver and rising up "n.
..ii‘.."°"‘ """ "' m“
irn pics. but i t 11:9.
.93 thatm’klylrt 944$ ”3...“...93'0'0'00
my for tea cents All drop-
wreaked. 109,259.50,
"it it is true.’ said the promoter.
”that every man has his price. the tart
a.‘;neturally arouses a certain amount or
Multitude»
‘ worry. it you! let»
company. Our :
ed the "stage at .. ..," ying the
claims oi the insured in a prompt and
eatieiactory manner been our
lite
mm tor thirty-tour yearn—it Is to-
TlIli CONN illlN'L LIP! ms 00..
United Bank Building
South Namath. Conn
l- rank l.’ Hommcdieu. General Agent.
Deadly m[Enemy
C O L D S ,
ul mull ususls ,
m... m...
P H.8AX1'ER.I)ruggle's.
RH.PLAIR'1‘FD.F0Norwaik.
Grand Central harlot,
ltAllJtOAD PLACE. ’
Wholcsnie and Retail Dealers in
I-‘ISII . OYSTERS. CLAMS, ESQ“.-
LOPS. CRABS.
anus: Pouv'l'uw ‘
Sent out on the hall-shell.
LONG ISLAND OYSTERS.
The finest to be had.
some.
Oi all kinds.
Heine's Baked Beans.
laggctt's Canned Goods.
WESRIND OUR OIVN HORSEIIAD
The best in the market.
HUNT & gElUFF.
DaIIyFrelght Line
Between
NORWAI.K.
SOUTH NORWALK.
and
NEW YORK.
‘ propellers
cm' or motor/11.x
VULCAN AND EAGI 1“.
Leave Norwalk .1 p. m. have South
Norwnlk ti p. m. Leave New York.
Pier 23. East River. Beckmun Strét
3 p. m
P. D. ‘srnnmlarm.
(Successor to J. 0. JENNINGS.)
Funeral Director tndlmltiner.
7 Main street. Norwulk. Conn.
Telephone Call. 11-2.
JACOB as LAVI'ON
Fire. Life and Accident
INSURANCE.
REAL EST ATS” AND HOUSE AGENT
Ocean Steamship Tickets and Sterling
Draits Loans Negotiated,
and Stocks Soul.
OPFlClD, 5 RAILROAD PLACE.
SOl'Tll NORWALK. -CONN
Notary Public. Acknowledgements
Taken.
C. BORDA
'BOU'I'B NORWALK'B
llPlNlillBPBlNlil
Prlnusgoisnykind and ‘
on a par'wlth any work
done in th- aeetion oi
Wont.
SBNTINBL BUILDING
Booth Norwal' k, Conn.
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honoraubiveetor
and Smhalnm.
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rs Washington Street,
SOUTH NDRWALK. CONN.
l“-
Astowhat?" asked insider's;
i“'*0.II:tohvron'.r-om to.»
the pro-eta
' Wail Papers, Painterit'
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No establishmentlsffiu
tcr furnished. better.
continued tor the escld‘el
Framing Pictures. 'I‘ ‘_ .
occupies our entire third
churne oi an "orient."
moulding is (lit by speeihl‘
This insures the most but!
let-t iittlng Joints. We at
good (zllslity that is ulna
Wc carry in stock
«illicrent aly‘lt‘s oi' mouldilté
coil cement to the very best... in
pictures bring them It
havcu't wc have them.
Artistic Paintings in W ‘
would interval you. Th 7‘
prices from 99.00 to 900‘
come hurt.- at any time.
purchase or not. “i ’
>~w¢~
Intd’ Mined!
Pictures iramedto,
Painting l’npcr Honda
and when the family have‘tlwii‘dtle
nualv reunion your dining room will N
a thing oi beauty. if you fill‘nIIh I!
from our upoto-duie and W
stock of {M
lung Rum bum
Our China Closets. Dining Chairs. 31M _
ionnle. give you more beauty to thd
square inch than anything you can but
with quality and prices combined. ‘
J. lulu l u.
Inca Directors
and runners.
12 North Main street. South Norwaik.
m ‘
N. Y., N. II. tit II. R R.
TIME TIBLEe
' lo clitrct June 11. 1899.
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NEW YORK
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wave: NEW roux FOR. SOUTH;
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