Lmtlitd
mi ‘wnaruaseonlomu
For Connecticutir—Cioudy and proba-
', bly snow. tonight; Friday fair except.
Show 61' rain near the coast; fresh
best winds.
iweium notes: Snow is falling of
lake region and St. Lawrence Val-
.11 Pleasant weather prevails In otlu
or, sections The 'ilrst decided cold wave
of the mean appears to the northwest
'gr‘mornlns. with5 5wmperatures5 be-
. ro'
ifl‘Hll vicinity will be no the southern
edge of snow area during the next
twentyvfour to thirty-sit hours.
L ‘Tlf County Home children were
5 photographed on Tuesday.
Mrs. Thaddeus Gnysr, of Roton Hill
LL is visiting In New“; York city.
5,.,5
‘wm‘
Henry Gerhman of isaacs place. is
~. In New ~5l5'5o5rk state. on a hunting trip
C ' ' l
,5 MIDI of the Ideal choirs have com-
-mauqed the rehearsal of Christmas
.100.000
L blind:
music 5
. W
LLRayLIn nd Brothers are discharging
rick for a large contract In
1’ort Chester.
MissL Maud E. Wolf. of Stratford. is
at of Mr. and Mrs. ilamcs ‘r‘.
Main street Norwnlk.
«2—y—
Eureka Lodge will hold its regular
L meeting Friday night. The social that
wasptn he held has been postponed.
L'TLW-h.
iwilplnach, lfic can F. D. L. &Co.
“Joseph Cockrano, of the Water
Street Mission. New York. will visit
the Water Street Mission, in this city,
Sunday.
Mrs: J. W. Pierce.’of WInuipnuk,
will entertain the Golden Rule Circle
of King's Daughters Friday afternoon
at 3: ”eclechui'. ~.,~. »
Edward Beers has purchased the
Jackson property. at Westport. from
the Fairfleld County Savings bank.
The consideration was 81,200.
The Hill Battalion will go to Stam-
' ford this evening. to participate in the
big iolliilcatlon there Members will
take the 8: l1 p. In. train from South
Norwalk. The parade will be but. one
hour. and the company will return on
the 10: I9 train.
E. H. Fox. of the Fox Cycle a: Hard-
ware Company; an at entertained
a party of friends in t e store, from
the big shbwuwlndow of which‘ the
Republican parade was viewed. The
window was decorated with flags; and
presented a very pretty a'ppehrsnce.‘
The mpulation of the county jail ls
much less at the present time, than It
has been for some time and there is
noticeable decrease in the number of
inmates as regards the record of a
year ago. A decrease In crime In this
' county must be. the cause' or else all
the ronndcrs have been settled for
8.00G- .
New London papers LSta'te that lit
'the latter part of last week a man
said to be Harry Pprsons. son of It
wealthy and respectable physician of
Brooklyn. N. Y.. took a team in New
[Andon at the livery stable off}. G. Av-
and drove to Gotcha-fer, where he
I}? it to the Booger of them“ gate.
P. Buoll. for After disposing
of the team, Bordon, according to the
rest of the story. left for New York
with a pretty school teacher of Salem.
name not givlen. Buell relinquished
horse on.l plug. of the whole at
aIL'a‘Itd in so E"out" .the amount be
for the team.
PAINT YOUR IUGOY FOR file.
with Devce's Gloss Gar-rim Paint,
ready for use: '10 colors. leu a
high gloss equal to new. Sold by
com-took. Watkins a Dow and J.'l‘
Prowitt.
I
I
“ .wi'tiuvthe New York Avenue Methodist
5 Episcopal Church. * , ,
' of organisation in‘ the spice of tlie‘ sec
Elli“ lit»
l5; 5" ' , .
thus Lb‘elinquished, his
a ‘ ‘ “infinitive” grocery
store He is succeeded by ltuymond
Decker.
" same.
L In...
”I‘D”
v A. .Kavap ted
(5“ another
IIL neuroses can
:5! v
The meadows along Foirdeld Beach
are burning. and some fear in stores
sod» lest the cottages which line the
shafts at "Little Danhury" should catch
a .55
L The Green Soft Hut manufacturing
Company. of Danbury. having a capital
stock of 830,000. has filed a certificate
rotary of state. ,
Frank McNaughton.»of River street.
left Norwalk for California. yesterday,
for the benefit of his health. He will
be the guest of his uncle. who ownsn
la5r5g: 5far5m. and will learn the culture
0 n t
—-LQuinces 60c pk. F. D. L. & 00.
M
congressman Sperry. of the Second
District, has- reported that his personal
disbursements, expenses and coutribu
tloan, made during the campaign. were
i 500; all of which was paid to his so
ltlc5al agent.
The New Store, LMahaoltemo Block.
in their business announcement tod'ay
rather chop the edge off millinery
prices a forcible manner at making a
favorable impression among the lady
shoppers of the Norwalks.
The insurance on the furniture of
Mrs. Patrick Muivlhill. which was
burned In Miss Annie R Quirk'e build
ing. in East Norwalk, last 'i‘IIosday.
has been satisfactorily adjusted by the
agency of Jacob M. Lay‘ton.
Owen Rice. who assaulted Charles
Bausman, on Main street, Norwalk.
some months ago, and was sentenced
to Jail for sixty days, but appealed, got
sixty days. in the Criminal Court of
Common Pleas. besides serving nearly
two months in jail awaiting trial.
It was announced at the meeting of
the Yale corporation that a gift of
85 000 had been received from Mrs
Mary Robinson Cheney. of Hartford
the income to be used for a scholar-
‘sbip in memory on the late Henry C.
Robinson, for postgraduate work
W
tion agents all over the country by the
Un5ited States. Express Company,o
to a reward of 8600 for the arrest
of lLilogrn untold Burr. an agent of the
company who recently skipped out
from Green Bay‘. Wis" with 815. 000.
.He took 85.000 in 85 gold pieces. which
weighed eighteen pounds. The rest
of .the money was in paper currency.
——Sparerib for roasting,10 and 12c
lb.. at Hayes'.
it is quite an expensive luxury to
be a candidate for a state office. as the
returns or election expenses will show.
lion. Cyrus G Beckwith. who was the
Democratic candidate for dieatenant
governor; has filed his expense account
with the «town clerk The Items are
as follows. .State committee. 8200:
printing. 886: postage. 830; individual
expanses. 31253 total am. <_
Ruth Boyer. daughter of E. L. Boyer.
of Main street, Nor-walk. was ten yelrs
of age. Tuesday. and in honor of the
event gave a party to a number of
her girl friends. Refreshments were
served and a pleasant afternoon was’
spent. Those present were Jeanette
llhle Rosebud Uhle Helen Thompson
and Emma Quintard. The little hostv
ens received a number of handsome
birthday gifts.
A West Stamford man was in a sor-
ry plight last night. Upon his return
home from work he was surprised to
find his wife absent. Midnight art-iv
ed. and she did not put in an up aI'v
anoe He began to think all ears sof
things. The nl§5t passed by in the
same manner. one of the neighbors
could tell him anything. Relief came
this morning, when his‘ wife returned.
She had been to visit her mother In
.Norwalk. but- fore oil's. «Iv iii-ta. him.
a note. andkp cod 1 t beneath} s‘
lcl.ock it was Ilthere when she return-
ed. thtomford Advocate.
OOMITOCK. WATKINI A DOW AND
J. T. PROWITT.
sell the paint that wears twiooaa
.long as lead and oil—Doves lead and
Public Market
'finv’ild ‘
OiicLILLsL uou special inducements III the well
I‘ll Choice Meals. ” ‘
L Choice Fowl and If ceiling Chickens, '
LegaSpriLng Lamb. I. . ..
sirloin Steak. '
Poftorhouse Steak. .
Buenwicb Escalhps.
Ila-midi
War a harness sans.
' R1588, HOCK5S,
3; 59th III In st
‘ - ;, File? .55
r
t”slits. around by machinltry.
Inc. and no. lb.
Iso.,.:lb
18c. lb,
soc/lb
35am
ssoilb.‘
PORK. sausaos. subsp-
55A SPECIALTY.
Free Delivery
sermon cm. Patriotic Order i
Sons of America. will hold its regular
Circulars have been sent to tho eta. ~
only.
Wl'l'll
IL‘.
ea wau. gram,
I; 91555.5
handsome doublevspoke stitch.
cut) and so will launder straight
We. shall sell them thus during the next few days:
‘ Wimautta milla— S. '1‘. brand.
Other machlnes chop meat
THIS DOES AWAY
1118' CH OPPING
5850M". ALTOGETIIER.
CHOPLS Potatoes. Meat.
Moles. ,Cubbage. Bread.-
EVERYTHING.
A machine you will use
every day. Call and see it.
c cop
usual” prtuesL Such Is the case just now.
Hundrtds olilloz'ens sheets and ipillow~cases of the famous
Wamsutta musllns“ Nine women out of ten know, that Warnsutta
hibis'lins make Wit chs't sheets anti pillow cases; these are soldier
about the hill'c cost .ci the clerk. _
Some are plain hemmed, others hcmstitchctl with the stout and
All are torn from the piece (not
llemined sheetsi ,
2% by 2A yds. 69b
2% by 2% yds., 79c.
2% by 2% yd 5., 89¢.
3
by. 2% yds., $1.
licmstitched sheets '
2% by 2%; yds.,
2% by 2/; yds‘.‘
2% by 25/; yds.,
by 2/; ”113451150. 55
3 _
85c.
.35c.
llcmmed pillow- cases; '
45 by 38%- inches, 17c.
50 by 38%: inches, arc.
54 by 38% inches 25c.
llcm‘stitcbed pillow-cases:
45 by 38% inches. 23c.
50 by 38% inches. aye.
_ 54 by 38/3 inches, 30c.
New Bedlord Brand:
llemmed sheets:
2% by 2%
294 by 21/1
2% by say,
by 2%
3
yds., 75c.
yds., 89c.
.Vdsu 3:.
yds.. $1.10.
llcmstitclicd sheets:
2% by 2.91
234 by 2%
2% by 2%
by 2'/
3
ytls.,
yds.,
ydsq $1. I5.
y(ls., $1. ..a5
5c.
llemmed pillowa‘ascs:
45 by 38% inches. 18c.
50 by L38” inches, 23c.
54 by 38%. inches, 25:.
llcmstitchcd pillow-cases:
45 by 38%;
so by 381/:
54 by 38%
a.
inches, 25c.
Inches. 29c.
Inches, 30c.
mum.
"F000
CHOPPER
CHOPS All. RINDS OF
FOOD into Clean Cut Unl-
form Pieces as FINE or
COARSE as wanted.
5 .—.’9——
For Sale by
Comttocl. Willins d Dov,
112 ,w‘aams‘o‘rou eraser.
scum nonwaur.
“Intention
to most people. whatever their age,
sex or “previous condition of servi- . ,9
Lia's ymyheeh. Wild!
tnds." is a box of delicious. well
nmrtedoonfeqti Their arran
meat pleases the “to and their p
pleases the their. Several
I{suites satisfiedm at ksmall ocost. Have
G. GKIOLTTO,
. . NORWALK.
a-
THE HOWLAND DRY GQODS COMPANY
Bridgeport.
Under ownedltions of the fire
aw throughout the
country. it behooves the mum to
look well to the financial condition of
insurance companies in which his
property is insured. Among the list
insurance
of insurance contupani re resented
by Taylor a Golden. will be sand the
Liverpool a Marlon a Globe. (the
largest insurance coilsfany in the
world) the Royal, of "WWI. Ell!
land. (the next largest and mount
In the world.) the
Insurance company
old Hartford. (one of the «caudal in
eurgnoe companies in this countryi
Also twenty other companies which
are the very but doing business in this
countyand Europe.
IoIII B. llOli',
amusement.
YOUR NOSE !
YOUR EYES l
it’s as necessary to fit the
one as it Is the other-glass-
as a detriment to the sight
otherwise. Try us! See If
we don’t do both perfectlyl
so weanington It.
W. B. RIDER.
Hydraulic and sanitary
tumour“.
74 ”WEST AVENUE.
sou-m uoswsuc cons.
Examinations. Reports. Plans. lilati
mates for Water Works. Filters. new
orage and General Surveyl
one hundred and eightyh ne Dam.
Reservoirs and fortywne so Ismael
Water Works planned and bu it. Per
aonai attention given to all work.
Plans of Mill Work carefully pre
pared. . .
’ '03). It
whom
zegazn; litstminsge in 0:85:56 by‘thlhe in»,
o e we orw .rs -
stun; and leielll'f b i‘
._ on the” with day or rest D. I.
m' "35% on“ the 8rd "day
met tor the par as of provl g
the indentation or said Pblunt; evie‘s
upon the following described real es-
tats of said . , ,
WILLIAIII o. om, . ‘ ‘
situated in town; of Namath. all that
cortal n lens or ”gar-col of land bounded
norther y 120 f t by highway ‘ca'lled
Stevens street; easterly 11'; feet by
highway called ‘Woodbnry avenue:
southerly 120 feet by land of Ira Cote.
now or late, and westerly 138 feet,
more or less. by land of Edwhrd l". and
Annie Dorsey.
And I shall sell at Public Auction on
the premises herelnb'efore deacri
on the 18th day of January A. 1)..
1901. at 10 o'clock, forenoou. so much
thereof as will raise the sum of two
and 01-100 dollars. that being the
pro rtion of the said William G.
We b. of the sum total in said list. to
gather with the charges of levy. sale.
etc.
GEORGE B. ST. JOHN,
Tax Collector. List of 1808.
Dated at Norwalk, November 15th,
A. 1).. 1900.
W
Tax Collector '3 Solo.
' Notice is hereby given that the un-
derslgned. Collector of Taxes. under.
and by virtue of a certain tax warrant;
duly. executed and signed by proper
authority and directed to the underv
sl nod. commanding him to levy and
co lect of
WILLIAM G. WEIB
and other persons named in the rate
book. on the list to said warrant on
nexed. their froportions of the sum
tubal as there stated said sum being
a tax or assessment laid upon the as-
sebsment list made in 1807 by the in-
habitants of the town of Norwalk. reg-
ularly and legally assembled. to wit.
on the 9th day of February. A. D.. 1898.
met for the purpose of providing for
the Indebtedness of said town. levies
upon the following described real es.
late of said
WILLIAM G. WEBB.
situated In town of Norwalk all that
certain piece or parcel of land bounded
no‘rtherly 120 feet by highway called
Stevens street. easterly 117 feet by
highway called Woodbury avenue:
southerly 120 feet by land of ira Cole.
now or late; and westerly l38 feet,
more or less. by land of Edward F. and
Annie Dorsey.
And I shall sell at Public Auction. on
the premises hereinbefore described.
on the 18th day of January A. D..
1901. at l0116 o'clock. forenoon. so
much thereof as will raise the sum of
nine and 401100 dollars that being the
proportion of the said William tr.
Webb. of the sum total In said list. to-
gether with the charges of levy, sale,
etc.
GEORGE 8. ST. JOHN. ,
Tax Collector, List of 1897.
Dated at Norwnlk. November 15th.
A. D 1900.
M
Tax Collector : Solo.
Notice is hereby given that the un.
dersigned. Collector of Taxes. under
and by virtue of a certain tax wanrant.
duly. executed and signed by proper
authority and directed to the under-
signed. commanding hlm to levy and
collect. of
WILLIAM G. WEBB
and other persons named In the rate
book. on the list to said warrant anv
nexed. their proportions of the sum
total as therein stated. said sum being
a tax or assessment laid upon the as-
sessment list made in 1898 by the in-
habitants of the town of Norwalk. rel-
ularly and legally assembled. to wit
on the 27th day of February. A D.,1809
met for the purpose of providing for
upon the following described real es-
tate of said
WILLIAM G. WEBB.
, situated in town of Norwalk. all that
certain piece or parcel of land bounded
northerly 120 feet by highway called
Stevens street; easterly 117 feet by
southerly 120 feet by land of in Cole.
now or late: and westerly 188 fact.
more or less, by land of Edward F. and
Annie Dorsey y.
And i shall sell at Public Auction. on
the premises hereinbefore described.
on the 18th day of January A. 1).,
1901, at 10.30 o'.clock foronoon. so
much thereof as will raise the sum of
eleven and 80 100 dollars. that being the
pro rtion of the said William G.
We b. of the sum total in said list to-
etc.
GEORGE B. ST. JOHN.
Tax Collector, List of 1898.
Dated at Norwaik. November 15th.
A. 1).. 1000.
Prompt as Usual.
Edward F. Hickey. of Port
Hustle for ”Cash.
‘ Highest cash price paid for old met-
al- and materials of every. kind. Drop
me a postal and i will as ll.
Plump; attend a and hone able November tit... and payment in
doll"! With ML yamocmlonalyin full made tot/ember 9th. This is .
"figm‘wgtguagfig‘uréwk‘ insurance that msures.
‘enm unmehyhuneus that may 13,}! FIELD, Gait Amp“,
hostel duriuhl ‘
“ADAM HARRIS
ii llayinonda Bil. or ii North aLln
.Stbro.
Keys" w hilt
counties 3f Debbi
Bhrop Ire
house'rrs.
‘ of M
Ilel‘lil'mi‘imm so...
A
The incipsl inn In the villa b or
is ‘the " rose
and :5 where the three
.Montgomery and
meet. 'l‘wo portions of the
will?“ I“. Illa???
he uses It at s u
twig”: tyne can an side of the build
these possess-
Chester, N. Y.. a truckman, who
died recently, was insured in the
Conn. General Life Insurance
(intimacy. of Hartford. Conn.
L Proofs of death were received
SouthrNorwallr. Conn. ' '
SOUTH NORWILLK
8" WHO! HANK.
Oreo most.
.IcnIDOIInnm
“I931 a.In.to18m..andon no
daily...“ annular
train I to I
day or up from-l
Interest allowed? on “dementia
akbhmuaomwvg. Prat.
rsruu
Iceman m
‘ n oth‘LdLr'hraohs nilhivflfiuLL the rats »
book. on the list muesli! warrant “LIL
the indebtedness of said town. levies .
highway called Woodbury avenue; ,
'gether with the charges of levy. sale. .
Steamship Topeka Detained for For.
5555:1555?“
total as thersrmtsd. bald s’un‘I being .
a in our
aessment‘
habitants
uiariy and leg
Will led. to; Vlt5
”pru‘
met ‘for the purse 9 vdin
the indebtedness III ”Rid mwbl . avg;
upon the following described real as-
late of said " _
' WILLIAM G. wen.
situated in town of Norwaik. all that
certain asthma or arceloflaud bounded
uorthe y 120 to t by highwa called
Stevens street:easterly117‘feet by
highway called W dbtiry avenue:
southerly 120 feet b land of ire. 001 e.
now or late; and westerly 138 feel.
more or less, by land ‘of Edward F. and
Annie Dorsey. ‘ ,
All that certain piece or parcel of
land with the buildings thereon
standing. situated in the City of
South Norwolltmnd bounded northerly
46 feet. more or less. and easterly so
feet, more or less, by highway called
Livingston Place; southerly 40 feet
more or lose, l3 land formerly of Mary
J.;Rlder and osterly Bil fact. more or
less, by land |of William T. and Thom-
as I. Raymond.
And i shall sell at Public Auction. on
the premises hereinbefore described.
on the 18th day of January A. 1)..
I901. at 10:45 o'clock. forenoon. so
much thereof as will raise the sum of .
twenty and 90-100 dollars that being
the proportion of the said William ll.
Webb. of the sum total in salami... t0-
gather'wlth the charges of levy, sale.
etc.
GEORGE B. ST. JOHN.
Tax Collector. List of 1899.
A. IllDateldm5 at Nor.walk November 155th.
den. isn't it
$12. no.
bone.
meal, $16.00.
the man’s.
momma about it.
ant laid upon the as L
T‘Iifii ,In 1809 by the in- ,
the n of orwalk. reg
Francis 4°: $05.:
OIEBGOITS
The coming of the cold is sud-
Sudden
make quick colds.
lion" quickly. Get an overcoat.
The oxford is still in the front
ranks of popularity.
A very good substantial coat.
nicely lined to within one inch of
edge, pockets well made. button-
holcs made with exceptional care
Here' 3 a stunner—$16.00 oxford
kersey—pockets reinforced, but- ,
ton holes. worked in silk. buttons .
This oxford is silk lined‘ ‘
way to edge, a very handsome gar—
YOII, Ill BOY!
Like to look like papa don't ,~
you? Here‘s a little coat—made
with full back—just the same as
A real bargain.
$5 00.
You Mari/om
llby the be
t cares
ectlbligof
lief“
tection of but . . ~ K,“
will
505081
L‘i'fnli
sis user..- South
Why Ask
B e no "
as place“
dice. CornerJW' 5?“
yo our friends to go on your"-
‘bond? The Aetna Indemnity , ,
Company will assume all lin‘w‘ L‘
bility at very
rates.
noes M. LAY'I‘ON ‘*
Resident Agent. 5
5 RAILROAD PLACE.
scum uonwaalo »
reasonable».
‘ QUICK nervous.
or run tr‘l‘s‘l‘ddé’mmsr. ‘
v ""WILLBEI o= L
changes
Seek “protec—
I
Tell f5
.1
Norwalk
Ladies
Appreciate
Good Millineru
and Furnishings.
amorous or sushi. pox.
eunuch-ans
Ither DQVWIIIIIOM' of the Inspect.
PORT TOWNSEND. Wash. Novem- ‘
ber Ilia-flue steamship Topeka. after a
tempostuous voyage from Alaska. has
arrived here. two days late. bringing
100 passengers. most of whom were
from the west coast of Alaska. When
boarded by United States quarantine
officers. M H. Foster, sewerage pes-
hanger. showed symptom of amen pox.
and the vessel will be detained In the l
THE new areas
Mahaob "no Block.
5 In mllllnory—here is an opportunity
for great savings-not a usual. but
5v5ery unusual happening; to and,‘
(Good advertising pa s~thls II on
of our ways of publicly
A good flannel waistu-ovarious colors
wnIcoly made.
l’ocketbooks. belts. etdy- Ino . ry‘L
attractive patterns. sop: LII-3 no;
lvo prices.
morocco peckot book. itcrling co
wa more indicator odour. In 9.995,“!
"attractive prices "I ‘
envisions. Proprietor.
suspect- t
dangers who llatl H ,
with the suspect L
the steamer Prosper. and
state that Captain courts?
of the ship B.B
flan Francisco. which built
stream for further developments of the had arrived at SW W 5
'LIv
82.98.
(title for a rat a
“I [my
’M'Wl 5‘
, .
sweaty L' 4
NI
continue to Seattle. in
United Statsi uni-shuns oneLIr r,
for received wor from
Bay. B. 0.. (Quarantine. - ‘
up w conga 6 small ‘
among 0 route 11 It .
crew of the steamer clown“ ls.
Advices from the F‘Ilklandlsla
and
Bbihnclm bound,
Norwalk Chronicler