per
, W, 4’
wil fol ly tomorrow inor-
v V”; M , V‘. ' ‘ 3 _ ' .
. .a. . o: M . .. 9 1m? ’ ‘lllllg. With the digit that‘gelt this af-
fll... I c . v. . 0, . .
lm' ‘ «:3:- pom
1‘" ‘ in.» .. w. an:
‘v MM‘WS‘LM. and;
' ea evan
rgood shawl: and that they are
«hopeful oi a v ' .' though they one
‘ and all. stallions Neil ,
moss
‘ decline; to mile; _
are more dehaite. .filysleally the” p r-
ers are in line tattle. ‘
anal-mas 80! mm.
-—-——-—+ ,
beast-tel at W?“ Interim
'- Mania“.
Quilter. tilt-loom Weather“ 17—-
aiuch mystery sorrounds’the death.“
Rev. Jeane Moore. a Methodist minis.
terpwho wall klllfllfiyml‘dli at his
home near Pyle. six miles from Dexter.
Solar as known. the damned man'had
"imi'ed' ‘
.! Mot!-
, - 1 ve ’l‘nrw
M W0 is said to be 1
‘. west of Angles. with
M! to make
‘ .‘ tolling mouth-
Ill for, the past week
our downpour. The
loan indweondition
in Staten.
h l. .
. Ill no enemies. All the sons slept in the
, ymflmssq. ”I; 3”” (:3: room with their father. all the meal.
W .I‘i-Johm D. " ‘ bers of the faintly declare they heard
no shot. A shotgun was found on a
rack in the rear porch. with one bar-
rel empty, showing that. it had recent.
. Jy been. dischsrged. Before the cor-
oner. Elijah. the oldest. son. testifed
that laat week his father loaned the
. gun to a neighbor. whom he (witness)
did not know”. Elijah says he believes
that this unknown neighbor laat night
returned with the gun. allied hie fath-
er and placed the weapon in the rack.
The jury rendered a verdict that the
miniater came to his death at the
hands oi some unknown assassin.
Proaecuting Attorney I-‘errls and
Sheriff Evans. however. decided to a’r-
rest Elijah Moore, and he is now in
jail at Bloomfield. The young man
vigorously protests that he in in no
reuse guilty.
' flm‘ll‘rlncisco a mem- ‘
Micah National Com-
' through. Chicago last
' ,. W “It. unl'. Sprinkles
ll» meeting ofthe National
' Washington. December
tween-MW M” M
Will” ”in"
_‘ p 1de but think
good that might have been
”country with the mo-
we are now a titling to
the army in the hillpnlnes.
‘ ‘ ey had been spent in irri-
( Elie western countries I be-
. United Staten Would have
_ benefits from it than ev-
‘n .. in by the retention of the
in .
Elpallsiu
at!“ take your mitotii‘mlth shop 2“ will-trio
million an Minnow ilrlifp. w 3‘
or latched“: unless woodman...
«Mayors-sue it withnouocertal , ' s method;
' hordes years we harem
and tow "l m at! 43‘!in villi.
, . . Hon ’1, ‘Istefttr
chiKo'nim, Tables, Chalril, etc., to match.
. Handsome deal _
Govern-Bargain pr lies-In
. Open evenings. floods delivered fifty miles.
precklea said that he thought
very probable that the nation-
ittee would select Chicago at
> for holding the next nation-
. theolvdees 8nd".
‘ , November l7——Sir Thomas
racing yacht Shamrock.
New Yorkk November 2 and
ayai. More island. November
" to have been uighletl
la expected toreach the Clyde
. She experienced heavy
The yacht will winter at
_ fl FLEET REACHEH PORT
" tranclm. November 17~The
. _ allng fleet with the exception
Ream barkli salon. (lramnns.
. and Fearless. which will win-
!” Arctic, but; now l‘chl lit-ll Lilli
‘ The Fearless. the only Vessel
, did not make aaoatcb. will put
.I'Ierschellslund and will proba-
, be heard of until, next July.
”are catch this season in all fob
,' Bownead whales. 113; right
' g” . . 18. The California caught
,' Mwo spcrlu whales. The seven
which have yum. reached here
. t over fifty-three tone of bone:
' barrels of oil; 200 for skins, oi
’wventy were white. and 20b
of ivory.
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W330“ ORDERED annunoxat
.3 . November l’i——.\ special in
Sword from Austin. Texas. oayo:
from» conflict between the color-
,‘ 1 era atatloncd lit Laredo, Fort
_. , h. Texas. and the citizens oi
“ o...haa aroused ranch bitter fool-
. ”inst thoooldicm on the port at
.Iealcaa population of Laredo that
or Department liltii ordered the
. to ho temporarily abandoned
the ffta’rpu moved to Fort Sam
. . at. San Antonio. The colored
stationed at Fort Itinggold. 'l ca-
awfli also be soul to rort Sam lions-
‘ raucous
do.
ow
R RATTLER LUNG OVER-
'-. .. DUI-J.
kn Francisco. November ”~11"
“mot Butler in now thlriy'eight
WI out from Kodiak. Alaska. and it
.3 hard that who has gone down in
moi the many storms that have re-
gully swept the coast. The vessel left
W Alisha port October 10. and hat
fl been heard from since. Four days
W the schooner Herman sailed from
fluorite port and arrived three weekl
.* after a very rough voyage.
N BOI'NlMltl QUESTION.
l anrluro. ‘ November 17—11::
.r of i‘onlnlo-l'r-c of this city hit!
, and soul to itinerary of State
{In following rmlutlon. refer-
tlle Alaskan boundary uueation:
honestly request that the present
line as minblluhcil. be main-
aand that no iorrimry now lying
w lineman ride thoroof or grant-
. the Dominion of Lanada."
,'l
LESS.
to. Wash. November li—The
sum inspectors of steam ves—
m a decision in the matter
‘ ; i on of the ferry boat City
g, and the government must
survey steamer Patter-
- the former blameless. The
, in equivalent to lindlng that
hum lay in the ferry course
; ‘ i a ro account) nouns.
a November Via-Tom Lotto:
H the Grand Rapids franchise
_ can Magoo. is slated to
‘ M Burma on ”than!” of ti!
National league flagella”
one
x ,
Smile
of satisfaction is
always seen on
an examination
Ourllotllillg.
a most remarkable
value
IN MEN'S
Stylish'llinde
» OIEBCOITS!
All Wool Kersey.
at "
$7 and $103
W
lndisputably the great-
est values over
ofiered at
these
Low Prices.
Open Every Evening
until ll o’clock.
1. Wild Son,
lothiers. Tailors.
Hatters and
Furniallers. ‘
85 Washington Street.
South Norwalk.
Grand iiilltl'tl lulu.
RAILROAD rnscn
Wholesale and neon Dealers in
ma . overalls. CLAIB. mono
Dora, cnana
BLUE POINT!
lent out OI II. halt-shell.
WNG "WOW
7”“me
8001‘.
“mm
mull!“
Within!“
“mommmm
two {our
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AMERICANS FAVOR DIAZ'S RE-iilr
‘ECTION. _
Mexico City. November l7-Dr. Zol-
diver. Salvnmrcan minister to Mexico.
who in also grncrally accredited to
European countries. lcft last night for
the United States. enroute to London
and Paris and will for some time reside
in the latter city.
The foreign oolonlco resident here
are taking action favoring the re-cler-
tion of President Dias. acting on the
suggesting of the lending member: of
the Liberal party of Mexico. The Am-
erican colony mot yesterday and pana-
ed resolutions. approving the move-
ment in favor of the erecflon of
President Dias. This is as far as thr-
forelgn resident» deem it dot-crops to
go. and they have only done so in re-
vponse to the cordial invitation to show
their feeling in the matter. ‘
BARK at!” Bill A TOTAL Loss.
Noncton. N. It. November li—llark
Thelma. Captain wort-mu. from Lon-
rlouderry. Ireland. for Chatham. N. 3..
which to ashore on Burtouclle Roach
on tho Northumberlaod h'trait. twcn.
ty miles northcaet of this city. is barb
ly damagod and may he a total loan.
The crew are on the mainland. Tim
Thelma was owned by Ernest Hutchin-
son.’ of lamglaatown. N. ll. There in
only 'a small inaursncc on her.
FIRE IN A TENNESSEE TOWN.
Memphis, Tenn. November lT—A
special from Magnolia. Ark" says: A
disastrous tire is raging here. Begin-
ning in the Whaley Building on the
west side of the uquare. it consumed
a number of buildings. including the
Methodist Church. Conservative call.
mates approximate the loss not less
than 875000. No cause is known for
the fire. .
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new ROUTE TO GULF.
Salt Lake. Utah. November l7~—The
Tribune assert: that a combination is - . ..
being effected by the Colorado Bouill-
ern and the Colorado Midland for .1
new route from Ogden and Bali. Lalac
to Texan. Mexico and the Gulf. via (Yol—
orado. Both Colorado uyotems will in-
crease their local territory. cut. of! (11m-
petltlou and form an aggressive rival
of the Denver I. Rio Grande.
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MAHER AND MC. COY TO FIGHT.
Now York. November l'i-lt Is an-
nounced that Peter Haber and Kid litr—
Coy met yesterday and decided to light
twenty-live rounds before the Com
Island Sporting Club on December II.
for a 820.000 purse. A new set of arti-
elea was agreed upon and signed by
both men.
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EMI’EROR ON THE WAY. TO ENG-
LAND.
Berlin. November I‘l—Fulpe'ror Wib
lists. the Empress and two of their
sons. Auguste William and Oscar. left
Madam at sol-lock this morning for
Kiel. on their way to England.
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hills. (”Alifl‘nlt lifCll IMPROVED.
Columbuu. Ohio. November l1——-Mrll.
lienlle Carter is reported very ranch
8hr- la rooting cooler and
her physicians take a decidedly favor-
lll
A. DICKERMA'N & so
L , w: :l'. n. . 1., j N. u;
" * .2: .ltrowlomWMI-nmqu ‘ “ 'u'ff . ,l-
,"trvlonraal: ltaboutisrtlllpstsor mp. to “mourn, , ms.
m... ”M t ‘5‘ on»
_. Flt, if“. P" a» flmfl’lWesman
in “down alumina ohleit to p. at-
\ .. on ., l, a . u ’ J , /
to bethelehders incur line in the-late.
«‘l . m
T;.. Way '1: b
m
vial.” ~ .
"r. M «1': r. ‘ .
. 130m tors
labors.
, ~‘ I
Enameled Ma from $3.50 up. Dreasers. Weld: Stands,
Ml 1:"; ,‘ l.
New styles White
a
We have 100 may Wrath chomsc from. the latestxcheapeet, heat.
s in chenille. 'l‘aneuiry and Silk Portieres. and Table
this entire line thin week. .
WWW Ranges and" Heaters-4"Purltan" Odorleas Oil Sileaters.
We ‘have prepared for Thanksgiving trade this year with full lines of
Patent and‘PI-in Roasting Pans. Platteru. Celery Trays and Stands. dance
Dishes add everything to beautify the table in fine china or glass.
Our prices are always right.
,i
‘. S. Sturtev‘ant.
North Main and Ann streets. 80. Norwalk.
35 Barg
urs
N am Day
«1 [Specials 1»
A Job in Boy’s Outing
Flannel Waistaat I5c,
regular price. 25c.
A Lot White Domet
”Flannel at 3c,
' ' regular price 5c.
Short Lengths Colored
Outings at St,
A bargain in
Toilet Soap, 3 Cakes 25c.
' regular price. No.
New Patterns
Smyrna Mats at 59c,
regular price. 75c.
Other Items oi Interest.
_M WNW!“ SIREN. ldlllll Idliliill.
' HeckerS’ _
Old Homestead
Pancake, Flour
”Makes Cakes ,
Makes Friends
Peckngos 2 lbs 4 lbs
ALL ouoouas.
7 The Evening when
2‘ . l
Want Column? ,
Milt
.;_
‘ullit of the minority atrx‘kholdcm oi
‘ road Company to prevent the mile of
lie-tom- l’ 1383'
Hi I 3 , ’ ' : fil ' .1
rabbit well-hue" . .. mrk. no
he Norwich turnpllte not far from lllr
" All fiW'fmn- ulnar hat
wstshisg‘annamothae which
hall new their home away up under
the let; mambo-balm. any feet or ‘
more flute than . . day Jan.
bummer he been could be mu cooling
in .stallrllnei int e -b id.
alleclih tholr w‘l’iim'b on (still cy
may entrance; slider . the
II
a
_ in
, aulnlallmck. All arcaultof
hllr'vlil t. Thursday momlhh be secured
sixty-three poundu of pure comb bonzv
ofths finest luuality. slso‘seven quarts
of young .worker been and the micro.
M...—
a'ruiltltua‘ melon ro phonon.
Cheyenne; Wyn, November 17~Tho
atrlltllil’ Union Pacific rilll‘cltlnlstil ltnv.l
decided to nude from their demandll
for thirtyailve ceuta per hour. and will
return to work at thirty-three and one-
baif route in hour. if thr- company
will ill-ant it. “Help on, advancc of
one cent per hour ovu- tlle pment
Will“. and it is believed the company
will mbet the offer to compromise. The
ilollcrmakerav on the contrary. auuert
that all the members of their order in
the Union Pacific shops at all points
on the line will join in the hil‘lktl bo-
furc the clone of the preaent wcck.
Blii'l‘JI‘O PREVENT SALE ("4' “All.-
ItOAil PROPERTY.
Memphla. Tenn" November l7«‘i'lle
the old Mcmplliu fr (.lhnrloamn itali-
tllat property to the Southern lieu-
road which was ‘aet for hearing yearn»
day. has bcen indefinitely postponcd.
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Notice.
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Notice is hereby give-ll to f‘l‘rl'y' por-
uon minimized by reason of his land he-
lng taken or benodtted bythe proposed
improvement of North Water utrcoi.
l, laying out. altering. grading. en-
arglng and widening said street from
Washington street to the building of
The Norwslll Iron Works Company.
north of the railroad bridge. that a
meeting of the Council of this city.
will be hold at the Council Chamber on
Havlland street. on Monday. November
27th. in”. at eight o'clock. p. In.. when
said Council will hear objections to
lilu'll layout. alteration. grading. cn-
longing and widening. and to the des-
crlptlvc eurvey of lurid street and tile
neat-ailment or appraisal of benefits or
damngca. all the case may be. result-
ing or accruing to any person or per-
sona from tho taking of land for pub-
lic one all aforesaid. or from such lay-
out. alteration. grading. enlarging and
widoulng. and will also hoar- ail partied
interested in relation to the acceptance
of the report. In whole or In part, of
Its committee of freeholilara nppolnv
cd to make lull-ll layout or alteration.
and in rr-gard to any modification or
change of sold report.
The followinlrln the list. of the per-
aous and property assessed. and oi the
ammonia. contained in the report of
said frcclloldcru:
ii‘tatue soldiers and under: are
id. at Ilium “media" '
1m flit! I!!!“ 0' the
l
“toil pound-[ow ”'7
‘ no “km. with
a
,. H.
intornatl
lard. to mm per mince;
rangsmnt will he s muttsoof'azamh
lent-o to ny .ft'lsadu bulimia “of
soldier» a unikrmlvho, are in: run
my and navy. Parkman sent intuit b‘e
JIFWW n" u .0“ -"m|3“'fiu“v Nua-
lore and cal to can at mph to
thlzrelplpcry. brittle. ‘ .lnaat
be counterslgned. Packages from this
count” moat be dircctcd in care of
the regiment or the whip to which the
renlplrnt belong». Tllo inane of this
order at this time will prove conven-
ient: ill handing out packages for the
llolldnya.
(nut renounce. The lamfii I“
Thief are
mm .
iltl/l' GLAZED STONEWARE.
The Albany Timeo-llnlon says: "Few
of tho loony Albanians who dailyham
dlc tlw null. glazed stoneware lugs and
rrocka in common um- today know that
the cradle of industry in America was
here in dur own city and that the pin-
ncor of thin induttry. on thin side of
the Atlantic. wna I'alll Cunbman.
grandfather of the genial Colonel Harv
ry (1. (Irishman. so well known to tho
pronellt gcnrrntlon of Albanians. Paul
, ('lllillllliill Wars of liturdy Puritan Mock.
his am-raioru having bf'l'll among those
who i'lliil'i"'l'f"l thc Mayflower and on-
labllulu-d tho colony of Plymouth. in
Muhottrhlltwlls. Mr. Cllshman came to
Albany at an curly ago. and In 1809}.
mtabliallcd hPl'c lilo firl~t pottery where
decorative worn wax mndo on tho well-
tol-n continent. Before tho eatullliah-
merit of Mr. Clir‘tllmllll'fi pottery all dec-
orutivc stoneware wall brought ,from
England and Holland. Mr. Cuallmall
brought over some export Dutch pot-
tcrn and commoner-d tho manufacturer
of ornamental atoncwarc. Many pieced
of his; war-'1. decorated with flucly cut
designs in vino Work and more elab-
orllto device» am tlll ill cxiatcnee.
These pieces are now of grcat value.
and. indeed. can scarcely be purchaelo
ed at any price. A number of them
arc still rctainml in tho Cushman
family. where they are highly prized
no family relic-a."
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itlll‘l'SEI) PRIME MINISTERS.
Tllt' with of "I? latc Earl of Bradford
had a riatcr. of whom it was said she
was the only woman who refused of-
fers. of marriage from two prime min-
isters. She was a Miss b‘oreutrr, and
in llt‘l’ youth rcfuscd Lord Palmerston.
She married the Earl of Chesterfield.
and as his widow. refused Lord Bea-
coriaflcld.
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We
Advertise
Shoes
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6 : :l-‘i'
a ; 5&5
z .1 as:
“with N H.All.ll lt.i'u. ! III g '0
lib-ll lilll. 47f: a‘d’l our
lira .luiln "All". linnmlli ll.
Ambler. Mirabella Raymond.
lmrlu li ltuy moody » Hairs ol’
lawh ltayruend outrun. :l‘si m
56:3 MW Mia“)
l’cr order of the Council.
JOSEPH it. TAYLOR.
l‘iiy Clerk.
South Norwalk. (.‘uuu.. November IT:
1899. old. IS. 23. 26. 27
Drive Horses
from
Baker’s Stables,
(in. Wellington
- and Spring Strait. ‘
T81. calls 139-3-
Look at My
North Window
It‘ll“.
7 classes one idly. uu
liluuscnllplllilllli 00
ill. Light in: euros Sic
Pt.
I have only a small quan~
tity of these. home-made
goods. If you want them
now is the time to buy.
Samoa
Gomstock
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Tsiarao‘rs ,
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We recommend our: ,
01L HEATERS!
Equal to anything in
the world and better
3 than most makes. No
é smoke, no small. easy
; to fill. easy to light.
2 easy to carry from one
' room to another. abso-
T lutely safe because so
'5 :onstructed that there
i is a blast of cold sir
? constantly in contact
. with the wick tube. so
‘ heating of the oil is im-
possible. Buy this lat-
est improved heater and
avoid all danger.
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