bevel)!
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nearby #2
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£3.22. .
otssewhouseioroler-
filmmaker?»
Iir. and lira. George Krister
Bridge rt, visited the Boldlets' 9103‘s
by whee .lsst Friday.
‘ ‘ 2 rs in the 111 th is
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. study bi book- -m.
2 "1 v'en ye't'e‘l‘i’ds‘ dttehded the meeting
oi mitten! aileron-11s. st Stein-
«2212 Minds 922-221.
”hire. 7’. F2 Lyon and 1121. William
h‘erwmpgrbury s. “@5133? 4'
l'wd‘r-
Th list let Episcopal Ghurch is
beih‘g9 wimwgnd equipped ior electric
lights irom the Stamford service. '
Y '11:... blend Austin has
Center -Behooi a eoilectiotrm oi teduti-
int stones irom ioreigu countries.
1111- 9.221. mouse in returned
'2 Oliilllihiiisitoise ldoyswlth
lag Edna Brush, oi So th Norwslk-
(1:5- 2' ‘93 councils—um
amiss r Ogden; who has been ill
’2 ' irom typ aid lever, is much improv-
l ' ed; She has been with iriends in Ny-
‘e v- ‘ “l
' A motion and literary entertain'
ment will be soon given by the Derien
Baseball Association, in the Town
Hall.
hire. Harry Street has returned home
loom a visit with Airs. Remington. in
10:53:11., and is much improved in
"‘“hirs."llishop' and tire. Ruth Green
returned to Stemiord. Friday, otter en
jaggbie visit at hire. Nellie Weier-
‘n'l'. . . , a—q-s-q—s—s—si-i-s- ‘
,Rev. W. F. Dickermsn, oi New Ha-
ven, attended the iuneral services or
idles Antoinette. Wallace. in Noroton,
loot week. 2 ,
suits a much improved end attractive
appearance since it has had a cost or
ireah pelnt.
' A delegation of eight veterans oi the
No‘roton Heights class will attend the
prayer muting It the Congregational
Church, New Canaan. tonight.
The innersi of the sister at Jerome
S. Gainer. who died in Brooklyn. last
week. was held yesterday siternoon.
The burial was in Ox Ridge cemetery.
hire. Dr. McKay, oi New York visit-
ed the Soldiers' Home. last Thursday,
with her little girl and three others.
They were escorted about by Comrade
George Oliver, other which they re-
turned to New York.
The meeting oi the Noroton Heights
class at Nelson Howard's, last Thurs-
day evening. was unusually interest-
ing. There were twenty-three present,
mm of them veterans. Brothers
George Jones. Stark and Kemp came
irom Stamford.
’ Alum or horses owned by Express-
man William Thompson. of East Nor-
wsik. run away in Main street. They
were left standing near the railroad
bridge with no one in the wagon. They
ran hall way to South Norwelk before
they were stopped. Little damage was
done.
bless was celebrated Sunday morn-
ing. at the Home chapel. by Rev. 1'.
M. O'Brien. oi the Noroton Roman
Catholic Church. There was a good
attendance. His discourse to the end-
ienoe was relative to thermtores among
the wheat." and was very interesting
and instructive.
Rev. 12‘. S. Ainsworth, oi Blast Nor-
wslk. preached at the Home chapel.
Friday evening. a very earnest and
" @1190!!!” run Romans 0 23. The
ad 111" his iscourse was the final
destruction oi the wicked. The Birehfi
srd Sisters. oi Derien. rendered very
fine and thrilling music. 2
William Austin, the Noroton Heights
barber, has taken a position as clerk
at the store oi W. Dugdsle. the Noroo
too Heights grocer. His brother m
will carry on the business as barber
It the old stud. The two brothers
are to live in the house belonging to
DnPeyne. opposite the depot.
The services at Fitch's Home chapel.
Sunday eiternoon. were well attended.
nev.1.11.11oyt.orrtoecsssss,pn.
sided. and took ior his test a part or
lake s.. 37: "Co and do thou like-
wise." His thsconrse was profound
sod interesting and was listened cm
with great attention. Ire. J 8.0
presided It the organ
“..‘”—
The personage oi the Congregational
Charoh. in Darlen. was the scope of a
phenol gathering last pi i. the or-
eedoo being s sociable the teach-
ers and scholars of the Sunday school.
The young people sang selections.
played games and colored e ooihilon
A
meats thebullding will be eonplet
The trust oi the Soldiers' Home pre- ’
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ammonia-2
t“tend to please her.
greichens. They are of
.korser. hendes’mlr tailored
and much taste and iii-
3 enoily is shown in their
ksbionin‘z' 3.0m babe pet.
ii: lihsd clips billion: otilers a.
lip: sisal wit
l1
for. A
musicians in: the
cape, coils and “pocketsfin
ished with bright plaid;
white pearl buttons setting
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2%
ii
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citing an instance where the horse
into James Cstnpbell's hen house
broke through the door, and et
en Gregory' s. he says. it ate tvvo'
reis oi swiil.
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Charles Wheeler has returned home
irom Burnt Hill, N. Y.. where he at-
tended the hostel oi his mother.
“CL-h”
The out. ior repairing the bridge
on the road leading from Henry John-
ground and repairs will be made as
soon as the weather permits.
“,0an 1501“)“ bm'ted lion“ An enjoyable event was the New
919 19‘ 931.50 is the. price.
Second iioor. take elevator.
How the Irish-point con
tains do go! Wen' 1 last
long at the present rate.
The lot at taco is being
bought from most largely.
Not because the others are
poor but because it contains
such one mind curtains for
the money. Thev’ re worth
910 and 912. ’ '
Seven and eight dollar
curtains are selling at 94. 60
and live and six dollar ones
at $3.50.
Third door, take elevator.
We have the nicest stock
of fancy evening slippers
that ever came into the
store. And the mess are
popular.
Here are a few of the
dainty styles:
Viol kid. beaded vamp. new
gridiron strep, heeded medium
toe. French heel, strictly new.
I
Vici 11111. double cross
very pretty client. 92.
Patent leather, one strap, enam—
. eied heel. 92
Vlci kid, Colonial style. with
tongue and large 12,-: but-111e,”.
Kid sandal three straps. low
heel. 91.75.
Shoe store.
strap,
Seven Columbia cycles in
the bicycle store: many
good riding days yet; we've
put these figures on them:
2 chainless men ’s, 960
regular price 975.
2 chainless women’s, 960
regular price 975.
1 chain men’s. 940
regular price, 950.
2, 2 chain women’s 940.
' regular price. 950.
There is one Hartford
chain wheel. women’s, sac.
Regal or price is $35.
All ’99 wheels.
Basement, rear.
Something unusual is a
misses’ double texture
machintosb 101'8225. They
have double-breasted box
front and pleated yoke back;
brown check and green
”hind. sizes 38 to 48
Second floor.
Tug 11m
new“. «sound ease. Thai-prove-
‘e
weaker two and then Her.
Dav Goons Co.
England supper held in the Union Cho-
pel last evening. The attendance was
lighter than usual, owing to bed wee»
ther. but those present shared in a
hearty welcome and a good supper.
sir. Gale. of New Games. contributed
to the liters rttoi tile amnio-
meat. an ore ion in diesel. tied
The‘l'iulgine, which was well received.
All. mm I'll HAT-s
liiddletown—Judd Hell. in connec-
tion with Wesleyan University. has
been broken into, and tour platinum
pistes used by Proi. O. I". Atwster. in
his experiments, stolen. They were
valued at about 920
Middletown—Aihert Ludwig. oi
Cromwell has reported the disappear-
once of his son, Eric Ludwig, to the
police. The man has been missing
since Saturday. and as he is slightly
demented the tether tears that he has
committed suicide.
Afldm I! ”MARI.
leesrb sis Iseewai eilsstillhs with
the heels in lesion. ~,
Nogaies, Aria, November lb—Au oi-
ilciai report irom Hermosillo. Mexico,
reports a renewal oi hostilities with
the Yaquis and the taking oi the town
oi Vicam by the Mexicans. The re-
port aays the rebels have been serious-
ly in need oi provisions and munitions
and the longing parties have been un-
successful except in case oi I bond oi
steers taken on the river Mayo.
Two Americans. Nettleton and Bos-
wick were attacked by lndiens near
Ontogato. Nettleton was captured and
banged. The isle oi Boswick and about
a dosen other persons in that vicinity
is unknown. The lexicon troops are
making a vigorom campaign. They
have taken Vicam and were succeseiul
in a light at La Angosturo. in which
three Mexicans were killed and nine
wounded.
MM Iii A JAB 0! ”[33.
tunnels. failing to est a nun.
Seed See’s user is father.
Victoria. 3. 0.. November lS—A
gang oi desperadoes in Kowloon. Chi-
no. recently kidnapped a lad of seven
years. A message was sent to the
lather demanding oi him a ransom be-
yond his means and the father could
not pay it. The captors. believing that
he was able to raise the money ii he
wished. made another demand. and up-
the iather's non-compliance they seat
the dead body of the led to the [other
in e Jar oi brine. The perpetrators
are still at large and apparently the
Chinese authorities are making no ei-
iort to arrest them.
SPLIT US THE BAPTIST CHURCH.
Dallas. Ten. November Ifi-The lisp-
tlet glinrch oi this state is badly split
as a result of the iactlonel dliierences
which resulted in a large number oi
delegates being refused seats in the
state convention. which sdioumd last
night. The iactloa which was excluda
ed is known as the church party. its
leaders will issue as address to the
Baptists of Texas. after which. it is
mid. suit will be brought to obtain
control oi the. hptlst general conven-
tion, the educational institutions oi the
denomination. mission iunds, and in
last all the machinery oi the church in
the note. it is said the Ight will he
carried into every church in the state,
some 2,500 in number.
SPEAKER HENDERSON'S APPOINT-
Dubuque. lows. November lie—Con-
gressmen Henderson the next speaker
at the House. new the apparel-
meat oi Jules C. Richards. oi Water-
loo. lows. as private secretary to one-
cue-i Amos L Allen. who was Speaker
Reed's seeretuy and who hes just been
elected to Congress. Also that Asher
C. Hinds will continue as clerk at the
speaker's table and that Leroy Keeley.
ior some years Congressman Hender-
son'2 private secretory. will be the
limiters i'lm'lt. .
Boston. November lb—‘i'he directors
oitheC.B.lQ. LEMMyeod
declared the quarterly dividend
of ill on
lsthePhliipploesthe_ sgheoe-
emulsifiers-s-
hisseoe'slsawitboae’s
so“ 2_ a
weer ”NAIL
George 1111. oi iirld ,former-
ly oi Wes Norwalk. was on Sun- .
son’s to Tomhlne’ Corner are on the '
3r . ~v12 “99W goods been shown; never have
“If, 3‘ “Milli 090ml never have prices
2. Th,” .110 room ior improvement in the bar-
ge”. 3.” er in '
. limos. 22222221222) CHILDREN’S
in”
2 z
:fi.’
Strictly pure wool. double and 3ingle breasted 2
suits. '50. 97.50. 98nd 99
‘ .grsde. all wool. single and double breast-
ed and mum black diagonal worsted suite, 910.
Oval-costs end Ulsters.
Our wind and water proof ulster has proved a
great success. 98.11).
Winter overcoats in kerseys and coverts, from
sum up. All the latest colors.
SPECIAL SALE OF
Sweaters, reduced from 91. 25. $1. 69 and $2. 00,
to 89 cents.
Sweaters, reduced from 92. 50, $3.00 and $3. 50,
to 91 39
Cops, 10 ”cents each.
Comstock Bros.
14 Still Iiii Slim, Sillli lilllll.
MILFORD A. GIFFIN, Manager.
Two stores-Norwalk and South talk
EASTMAN Kaunas.
331-3 Per Cent Discount,
William AP. Beers’
FORWALK
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«21 THE FAIR I»
flock and 3111' Store.
From Makers To Wear-ere.
Big Variety
in newest styles of well-tailored
“0135' All) KISSES JACKETS, SUITS,
GOLF 0120'!!! AND FUR CAPES.
AT MANUFACTURERS’ PRICES.
I. Wrtib'el 8- Co.,
88,Wesbington street, South Norwalk.
By the Looks of the Front of his
Store, Theodore lies Been to Boston
Again.
Ihave boughtalsrgestockof
Shoesirom Lynn manufacturers at
one-half price, ior July and August
sslesndllbinkitisthebestloto!
goodsever oiieredonthisearihios
themoney,endwillovershsdowsey
sale I ever he}. in quantity and
quality.
T so 0 son
. the cane.
New York. Noveulier' 15-During the
progress of the neeot yacht races the
steam yacht Vsinmse. under charter
sudin the ”with“ the Associated
Press, as a despsteh host. was arrest-
ed by Lieutenant Commander Pre-
moot. who was in chs e oi the flotil-
is or torpedo boats on or the ultimate
command or Captain Rolliey D. Evans
The arrest oi the Vemoose was made
despite the loot that she was selling
esters of the yacht Columbia. which
was looking the course alone because
the shamrock had carried away her
topmast. and alter the Vsmoose had
obtained permission to approach the
committee to get the odicisl time at s
taming merit. The Vamoose was tek-
enhy Commander Fremont to the
Manning. Captain Evans flagship. and
in the lace oi protest and explanation
that ”film” had been given, us-
privedt Associated Press oi the use
oi its swiiteet dupatch boat. sending
her to the city in command oi u reve-
nue oillcer. .
She: was released immediately alter
she reached the city by the d’uthorities
here. but charges were preierreo
against Captain ’1‘. Hel bron. master oi
the Vsmoosc and he lug was had on
November ,7 before the local board of
the steam vessel inspection service.
Lieutenant Cillls oi the torpedo boat
Porter who gsv'e the Vamoose permis~
sion to go astern oi the committee
boat. testified that he gave the per-
mission and consequently so advised
Commander Fremont and that in his
Judgment nothing, thereiore, could be
done as against the Vnmooso. Com-
mander Fremont was present as a wit-
nose against Captain Heilbron. in-
spectors Petrie and Barret carefully
considered the case after the hoa'ring
and have notified Captain Heiibron
that on the evidence have dismissod
CARNEGIE'S GIFT FOR A LIBRARY
Tucson. Aria. November 15~—Andrew
Carnegie in a letter to M. W. Pittock
s well known newspaper writer oi Ar-
izona, otters the city oi Tucson a sum
oi 925.000 to pay ior a public library
building. provided the city tarnished a
site and agrees to maintain the insti-
tution at an annual cost oi 92,000.
YACHT VALKY HIE SOLD.
Paisley. Scotland. November 15—11
is announced that a manufacturer oi
this place is about to purchase the
yacht Valkyrie end that he intends to
race her against the Columbia. Sham-
rock and C. D. Rose's distant Shore,
which is to be launched from Hender-
son's shipyard. December 5.
CAPTAIN OP WHITE CLOUD AR-
RESTED. 7
Victoria. ll. (3.. November lHflD'
lain Raymond oi the steamer White
Cloud. which laundered on the way to
Manila. has Just been arrested in Hong
Kong ior taking the vessel to sea in
an unseaworthy condition;
"RHODESIA.”
The Country That is Ruled by the Bri-
tish South Airlca Company.
West and north oi the Transvaal lie
those immense British territories
which have been assigned to the Bri-
ti-rh South Airica company as its
sphere oi operations. 'Bechuunaiand—
so called irom the principal native
race which occupies it—-—ls a high and
gene lly level country, mostly wood-
ed. though the. trees are but small. and
with grass which is richer and more
abundant than that oi the Transvaal.
it is looked upon as likely to prove
one oi the best ranching tracts in the
continent. Mstabeieland and Mashon-
alsnd. further to the north. are equally
high. but more undulating than Bech-
uanaiaud. with great swelling downs
somewhat resembling the prairies of
western Kansas.
They are bright. breezy countries.
very hot in the daytime. for they lie
within the tropic. but with nights cool
even in mid-summer and a climate
which, except in the lower grounds
along the marshy banks oi the streams.
is not merely healthy. but invigorating
Plgoty oi rein tails in December. Jan-
uary and February, and it is only in
October. at the end oi the. dry season
that the grass begins to iaii on the pas-
tures. The subjscent rock is. as in
Bechuanalaud usually granite. but here
and there beds oi slate and schist are
iound. and in those beds there are
quartz reefs. believed to be rich in
gold. and irom which a great deal of
gold must in days gone by have been
extracted, so numerous are the tracer
oi ancient workings.
The extreme easterly part of Mosh.
onninnd. where. It borders on the do-
minions of Portugal. is called Manicu-
land. This is a country oi bold moun—
terns oi granite mixed with porphyry
and slate—41 country the loitiest
peaks of which rise 8.000 ieet
above the sea and where a compara-
tivciy abundant rainfall makes the
streams more numerous and iullsr oven
in tie dry season than are those oi any
other part oi the great plateau. Here
and there a piece of high tebieinnd.
some 7.000 ieet above sea level. often
an atmosphere of rare ssiubrity, while
a .'ew miles isrtber to the eastward
in the low grounds which slope gently
to the coast. malignant fevers wars
Europeans against any attempt to set-
tie and make even a journey irom the
rm to the highlands dangerous dur~
lug some months of the rear—Protes-
sor Jseies Bryce. Ii. P.. in Century.
COIiPOSITlON 0N BREATHING.
A boy. fourteen years old. who was
told to write all he could about breath-
ing in a composition. handed in the
iollowing:
"Breath is made oi air. We breathe
with our lungs. our lights. our liver
and kidneys. ii it wasn't ior our
mu we would die when we slept.
Our breath keeps the lite s-eoing
through the nose when we are asleep.
Boys that stay in a room all day should
not breathe. They should wait until
they get outdoors Girls kill the
breath with corsets that aqueous the
diagram. Girls sss't holler or run
like boys because their diagram is
too much. ii l was a girl
i he rather he a has so i ceu run
and boiler and have 11 great big ms-
: '," 122 v‘ ‘
No establishment.
ter inrnlshed, better,
equipped ior the 2
Framing Pictures. ‘
Occupiei our elitir'e thl
charge oi an "adept"l
moulding is cut by
This insures the steel 2
iect titling Joints. ‘
good quality that is
We carry in stock
2'11
different styles of‘
cheapest to the very 2
pictures.‘ bring them‘
haven't we have 15'
Artistic Paintings '1
would interest you;
prices from 95.00 to 2
come here ‘at any ”519‘
purchase or not. ”" '
Pictures iramed to 2'
Painting, Paper lieu '
and when the family have M
nuai reunion your dining room
a thing oi beauty. it you 911th“
from our up-to-dnte and W
stock oi
{lining Rum Fumiiiii
Our Chine Closets, Dining Chairs,“ V
Boards. give you more beauty to“.
square inch than anything you'csn‘bliy
with quality and priees combined. ‘
J. ifllllll 82 80..
Focus] Dilation
and inhuman. ”L.
12 North Main street. South Harwell.
NhNfltHRR;
T1 Ml TABLE.
in client June 11. 1899.
LEAVE 8001'!le YNORWALK FOR
A. 91—12: 69:. 4: 551.5: 45. 9:15. 8:55.
7:13. 7:54x. 8:.16x 9309!. 9:,“ 9:553.
1.0: 22:, 11: 35:, 11:40
P. M.--12. 47x. 1: 11. 2251.3 04,991! V
4: 07, 5: 1011. 61331:, 6. 56:, 0:41, 7: 55.
8. 11 10:20. 2 ‘1
SUNDAYS.
A. M.:--1253x, 5. 45!. 9:05. ‘
P. M.—-—3: 21x 5. 35. 7:,20 9:45; 10:10
LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK FOR 0111
LEAVE NEW YORK FOR SOUTH
NORWALK.
A. biz-120k. 6:.008:,:,00700
11:00:, 9:02 9:04x. 91,00 10:02::
112001.11102.
P. M.:—1202x,1:;04 2:00x..9:01
3: 30!, 4: 02:. 4: 041:. 5. 02!, 5. 30!,
0: 02. 7. 00,:8 00:, 9. 30.
SUNDAYS. ’
A.M.::—1202!.500, 7:90, 10:091.
P. M.-6: 00. .
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9: lix. 10: 12!. 11:08x. 11:42. 41, 49,
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SUNDAYS
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DANBURY T0 SOI'TH NORWALK.
A. M.:.:-600725 9:38.11194. ‘.
51:11.24 20. ii: 40.
up ay trains to Denbury. 9: 90 s. 3..
7:.25p m LeoveDenbu ,9:05
0: 10. 9. 001 11 " .'.
An 3 indicates express.
9:009.
10:04.
9:09!
9:008.
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