“ of New Hampshire, died at his home
la, Northwest
ton, Idaho and
‘lmua‘ry I and
’ ear. Of this
tom the Klon-
10,427 from the
. . t, $462,893 from
' all districts, $493,116
ang‘dgtrictgu Brfitish
an 125 7 rom
Idaho and Oregon.
New Haven Palladium
boom of John H
l-Norwslk, for the speak—
‘e House,i Is steadily III—
nd will be full- -grown by
_ _, the session of the legisla-
ens. It s the only boom In
rthe position."
'eaolution recommending to
can of Health the compul—
st tIon of tuberculoms m
as {l transmisssble diseas-
. t meaSurcs be taken for
‘tion, has been adopted
Fl ladelpliia County Medi-
HER EDITORS BAY.
mourYear for Peanuts.
(Newport News.)
If one year for peanuts. The
hlgtao that the goober
"a fitment of coffee
i mbdemse of by the new
ground article.t the peanuts
toll and then ground with the
Mixed With Mocha and
in hot too generous propor~
. said to really add to the
gror‘without suggesting their
we are to be the victims of
.edultcrers it is a pleasure to
‘ i; it is nuts and not nut- shells
we are drinking concoctions.
test service of the peanut to
is when it gives the row
The independents.
ylHal‘tford Conrant.)
, " whose vote on
aldency was to be a 'gprotest
bath parties." decided to an”
whole strength upon one elector
Dr. Leonard W. Bacon
mi ated as that elector Ac-
tho‘ official returns Dr. Ila-
s‘ive'd 36 votes as follows: Hart-
wNow Haven 29 our
_ a he pinch came the
f Connecticut realized that the
out of about Nil .000 only 3d
"pretest" pastor.
PINIONS OF WOMEN.
bomb in Hartford Courant. )
‘ vol tobacco iai has elephants
bout the aided, the trunk or
iv forming a handle
are veiveteens which have II
fleet over thcll surfaces it is
used in dots, lines and geometrI-
.lllibflls’us.
all ‘s one’s time hangs heavy on
do she will probably purchase
an make her couch covels.
rioty caters to every tunes and
. tastes; the silk ones are delight
I: ll look at. and very pleasant to the.
.' In
0 nick Elrgle': Is a novelty. That 5
me of it.’2 although it may sound
no to you. It is made of fancy
a of gold and silver woven and
, in fan‘ciful designs and finish-
,.lth tassels at the ends. it is call-
., e "L‘Aiglon. "
morocco pocket. and combination
linger purses. curd cases. bili-
men's pocketbooks and numer-
V‘el desk accessories clabomtcly
' tee with gold or silver are being
or present consumption. '1 ney
at. new. but they are attractive
artistic: and people are, buying
true de's are no
' Is an excellent cicantléI to use
thundering all sorts of articles bill.
»- ularly so f'or nice laces it me
re alldwed to stand for a time
‘ water in which there is dis
It hit of this powder, they win
4,9 found free from their soil
It the slightest rubbing. a pro
. dblch they should never be
. llouselt oping" thus describes
Analogs an all furniture of a dinmg-
‘ The colors were all blue one
a narrow white enamel shelf
six inches broad with a meme.
plates. the remains of a grand
cherished dinner act. An 0c
jar or platter broke the uni-
of the plate line. The win-
limit.
' at. colonial cushion.
matron 25c.
iOIR’B BLOCK.
’6. Main. Street.
' A gray- -b1ue carlridge paper
I the with while overhead was
or of dull blue burlap. Between
It were set row of old blue and
in creamy English
RAVI cut laurel leaf Ior
The floor, which was stained
elk. was laid with It blue and
y receipt. and each chair had
It was a
” ’j'stiefying, charming, dining-
;~ I
a reasonable price I
I
die DENTIST:
" NAB ll, i :N. , ‘ November ,1
Former Governor George A. Ramadan.
in this city. at .4: 20 o ”clock this morn
Death was due to apoplexy. E‘s»
Relaunch was slat” .y s .
ow and faul- children‘s
consumer who a direct dear .
oxidant of Abbali Ramadan. born in
blushed. who. in early manhood. set»
M., from Dartmouth College. He had
been identified with the temperance
movement. in this state. for many
years, and was a prominent member
of many fraternal and social orders.
FOUGHT lN THE BOER WAR.
Men of Irish Brigade and American
Scouts Arrive From South Africa.
NEW YORK, November Iii—On
board the liner Fuerst Bismarck,
which arrived at Hoboken. last night,
were forty-four men. of the irish Br'I-
gade. and eight American scouts. who
fought under Colonel "Johnny" Blake.
with the Boers. in South Africa. The
Irish soldiers are part of a dctahment
that came out of South Africa. by way
of Bologna Bay, and touched Hamburit
by way of Trieste They tell in with
the Americans at Hambng. They
wele met at the pieI by BoeI sympa-
thzers of this city.
Nearly all of the forty-foul men are
native Irishman. who had been real
dents of the Transvaal for longer or
shorter periods. when the war began.
They say they avoided British terri-
tory on the way here. through fear of
being taken prisoners. Their spokes-
men said the irish Brigade was organ-
ized in Pretoria. They took part in
the campaign around Ladysmith be-
fore the city was relieved. "LONE
Tom," the Boer gun of history. they
said. was manned from their brigade.
They do not believe that the war is
nearly over, and look for at least a
year of lighting
The North German Lloyd steamer
Tlavc. which inrived last night.
brought thirty four men of the Chicano
lrish-Amcrican Ambulance Corps who
had fought in the Transvaal. They
were met at Quarantine this morning
by a committee to arrange for their
landing and reception.
The returned lrlshmen are all in
"cod health and spirits and greeted
the. deleuatlon cordially. saying they
were glad it) get back. They were u .
clad comfortably in winter clothing
urd looked as if they did not suffer for
means.
Their sole. broad-brimmed felt bats
were. decorated with buttons and other
insignia of the Boers.
FIRE INSURANFCE AGENTS MEET.
Annual Gathering of the Sine Associa-
tion of Local Men.
HARTFORD. November Iii—«The an-
nual meeting of the Connecticut state
Association of Local Fire insurance
Agents was held at the Board of Trails
moms in this city. this afternoon. i
was attended by a large number of
:eutlemen. representing the tire un-
derwriting business in this state.
The annual address was delivered by
President John C. North, of New Ha-
ven. Mr. North, in his address. prac-
ticaliy approved of Commissioner sco-
llcld's ruling in regard to insurance
brokers. Referring to the need of a
lire marshal law, the speaker said: “in
one rcsp ct at least we could. i believe,
lIuprov our present laws, by addan
the state fire marshal law. such as is
in successful operation in Massachu-
setts.
the state, no provision is made for the
investigation of tires, and the bringing
to Justice of the criminal whose work
in the country has made it almost im.
possible for the local agent to place
term risks."
The address was concluded with sev-
eral recommendations of interest to
lire insurance agents.
MESSAGE FROM THE HAWKINS.
Found in I Bottle Among a Mass of
Seaweed, Near Nlantlc.
NEW LONDON. November ill—H.
W. Bentley, of Nlantlc. brought to this
city. today. a bottle containing what
seems a genuine message rom the
crew of the schooner Mary 1.. Haw.
kins. The message was found in ’l
bottle. among a mass of seewaed. at
Black Point. Niantic, yesterday. On a
small sheet of manila wrapping paper.
in lead pencil. is written the follow-
11!:
“At sea. August 20. 1900. Off coast
of Nova Bcctis. Schooner Mary L.
Hawkins, just been entirely disabled.
ll‘ear all are lost. Captain John S.
Williams. Mate Harry M. Seabrook.
Seaman Jim Harris. and Paul Somsen.
Cook Peter Meadnls. Good bye
When found communicate with Mrs.
.Williams. Halifax, ,N. S."
The message was in a square bottle.
such as used for condiments.
STOCK SHOW AT PITTSBURO.
PITTSBURG, Pa., November 10-—
The annual Stock Show at the
,Plttsburg stack yards opened today
with over 1,000 specimens of live stock
on exhibition from all parts of the
thing pertaiuin It LAliil
Good Looking
Today. outside of a few cities In ..
Icountry. The exhibition will last tour
days and premiums aggrcgetlng 82.250
mess and cutaneous"!
HA'lS, in every grade, to suit every purse. As we to members of.
Willie carpypn stock every~ ”
Window Shades.
No one wants to see poorly made.
poorly hung shades—they're a dis-
grace to your windows. When you
buy Window Shades you want and ex-
pect them to give good satisfaction;
if they don't. they're no use. We guar-
antee every shade we make and every
shade we hung to be right In every
way, and‘suit you. Don't forget we
hang. shades as well as mane shades to
order. We would like to figure on
shading one or one hundred windows.
We are equipped to do the highest
class of work.
Original Designs
in Wall Papers.
To find Wall Paper patterns that
don't run on the same old style is not
easy matter, but we are in a position
to show you some. paper that we knowl
you will like and appreciate. Will
you do your part by calling to see it?
You're always welcome at our store.
i
Window Shades, Cornice Poles, Walll
Papers Pulntcrs' Supplies. Art
ists' liiator.iais
PICTURES.
Pictures Framed to Order. .
Painting. Pnpcr Hanging. Decoratingi
Decker.
87 WASHINGTUN STREET.
South Norwalk, Conn.
Store. open evenings until 8:30.
Telephone 133-3.
liortily yourself against the rav—
age-r "La Grippc." which the New
Yory physicians announce contag-
90 per cent. of all cases cur-
ed when Accton has been taken.
Aceion will break up a cold in one
night. Prevents Pneumonia.
At druggists, 25c.
Aceton Medical CO..
Mystic, Conn.
ions.
RECEPTION TO MARK TWAIN.
Noted Humor-let Oonvuleoe a Company
Of 200 at Delmonico’c.
NEW YORK, November Ill—As the
guest last night of the Society of Am»
erican Authors, Mark Twain convulsed
a company of 200 men and women.
gathered at a reception in his honor, in
Delmonico'e. Mr. Clemons was ac-
companied by his wife and daughter,
and was presented to every one pres-
ent. He was introduced by err-Surro-
gate R. B. Ransom, president of the
society.
Mr. Clemons aid in part: "It seems
a most difficult thing for any man.
however well prepared. to say any-
thing about me whicb'is not compli-
mentary. i don't know what the
charm is about me which makes it
impossible for a person to say a de
treating thing. and say It heartily.
Sumatlmcs experiences like this al.
most persuade me that i am as excel-
lent a person as these chairmen make
me out to be."
Letters of regret were read from
Secretary of State John Hay, Govern-
or Rooseveit. Bishop Potter. the Rev.
Dr. Lyman Abbott, E. C. Stedman
Joel Chandler Harris. Seth Low, Rich-
ard Harding Davis. Thomas Bailey
Aldrich. Drandcr Matthews. Donald G.
Mitchell. General Miles and Mrs.
Aemlla Barr.
John Hay. secretary of stats, in his
letter of regret wrote.
“it gives me the greatest pleasure
to Join in the tribute of affection and
regard to one of our greatest writers.
and the best man I know. Ills genius
but made his countrymen proud of
him. and nothing we can do will settle
will be awarded.
the debt we owe him."
tied at Lynn, Mess. After fitting for te. . H . .
gol'lege Mr. thufdgiLeuéerfd smilmllli the largest millinery syndicate‘ In the East. we are enabled to secure 3;“ 1,05%; , earl. 12.51633. dill.
uwascompee yecae ea . .’~".f. . ..
to retire. He continued MB mm“ is» strictly high class merchandise at such low prices that an individ 11. l‘lfilfl. at: 1.22:; 33;:
dependently. howelyer. bird in 1857 was tial house could never think of. ‘ 8.26pm. ‘0.0ft. 2.22pm. 0.61t.
idli‘l‘fii‘..‘°ul.“im‘iheulia‘é‘tit 25 This week we are shown: ‘3' filth till: i333“: 3'32;
933:gfillslgmritilm§°dl§iulgyfit .33“; BLACK AND COLORED VELVET spasms. 19' 3333' dill! tutti-l gill”
filtlhg“§;;’§y,,§,fi‘g'ggfnf“;l;,fj§;',‘“3i Some trimmed with breasts, some with ostrich plumes. Many 30- 3-333? ‘33:: 2333 3-3::-
greusirgt amazement. la 1%93 axe are brightened by gold braid and gold buckles 21.‘ Ioiora'i‘mi' 7:0": 3.59am: oistri
so. no a sea a e supreme enc 10.20 .m. 0.7ft. 4.39 .m. ——-o.2!t.
oudledd’dmggdfilgmrbmn amen! THE NEW OXFORD GRAY ALPINE HAT IS PROVING A 22. 10.43am. can. 1.302.... 0.3::
pi r u- . . . . . . . . . .
eluded ten years service on,tbe Board A BIG SUCCESS- 23. Elgar; dflgll EH32“: ”gill
353.1“3t‘3iifi'rlilli‘ily ngawl plume; mucus: . . . . .. .. . $1.12. 3:.62. $2.25. 11.44pm. mu. 2.13pm. 4).er
_ , , , 24. . a.m. 0.0ft.
rang“: asfie‘mheraot tiledlammi Everything In Birds, Breasts and Ostrich Plumes. 12.02p.m. 8.1tt. 0.23pm. —0.7tt.
ll . 8 W F I! 9 8" 0 25. 0.273.111. 7.5“. 0.288.111. —0.1i't.
the constitutional convention. He rep-
resents d the third district m the 80V We pay your lure one way on $3 purchases; both ways on .6 purchases. 28 1mg: 33;: $2232: 11%
ernor‘s council in 1891 and 2'02. in the " -, ' 1.32p.m. 7.9ft. 7.61pm. ~0.6ft.
Republicen gubernatorial convention 27. 2.02a.m. 7.6ft. 8.07a.m. 0.0tt
of 1894, he received a flattering vote, 2.21p.m. “Lift. 8.40pm. —0.4ft.
and ‘in thine t()Ionventlion 0‘1 1800 was . 28. 2.57am. 7.6ft. 9.05am. 0.ift.
nom hate y ace amat on. n the 3.16pm 74ft 9.34pm -—0.2ft.
election that followed. he was chosen ' ' ' ' ' 1 9 .
sovernor by one of the heaviest plurul- 935 AND 988 MAIN STREET. BRIDGEPORT. CONN. 29' lfiiilm 33%;: ighggfi .313
lttlets ever Elven n candldale in thls so. 4.54am. 7.6lt. 11.17am. 0.2a.
sue. ' T . ...... .I.
Mr. Ramsdell held the degree of A. 51692 6 lift 11 86pm 00 t
The Center
of
Attraction
81’.
Our Nobby
Overcoats.
OPEN EVERY EVENING
UNTIL 9 O‘OLOCK.
The sort of Clothing that your
friends will admire and ask
"Who's your ciothier?" Fabrics
are fashionable. and dependable.
Tailoring excelléut. Style cor-
rect. Flt perfect.
33-00. $10.00. $l2.00.
Higher grades at
$15.00 to 325.000.
1. Da v1.5 & Son
Tailors.
‘ Clothiers.
Halters.
Furnishers.
85 Washington Street.
South Norwalk.
Selveni NotiCe.
District of Norwalk, ss.. Probate
Court, September 27. A. D.. 1900.
Estate of Mary Daugherty. late of
Norwalk. in said district, deceased.
The Court of Probate for the District
of Norwalk hath limited and allowed
six months from the date hereof for the
creditors of said estate to exhibit their
claims for settlement. use who neg-
lect to present their accounts, roperly
attested. within said time. wlI be de-
barred a memory All persons indebt-
ed to said estate are requested to make
immediate payment to
II. KELBEY.
Administrator
n2 0 10 lBridgepcrt. Conn.
“A. .1":
' REMOVAL OF cENOOROHlP.
NEW YORK, November ill—The
cable companies 10%! In“ 30““ 0‘
the removal of the ilsorship 'on mes
sages to and from Manila Copies of
press messages mullt be furnished to
the military governor of the Philip—
p nes.
CHILI AT THE EXPOBITION.
SANTIAGO D (”HIDE via Galves—
ton November 1 ongrcss has voted
Ml appropriation of half a million doi
lsIs. todefray the expenses of the rep-
resentation of Chile. at the exposition
to be held at Buffalo. N. Y.. next year.
The Chilean government will be well
recipe. and
Incas sea levlll,
line. afternoon tides on second line of
each day.
~ 405 and Bryan 73.700—«llii'ercnccs re-
lurvey Tables.
her. November. 1900. com-
Point docklffrdsl
guise for Wilson
cited States Coast. Survey tables. The ' ,
height in feet and tenths are rocked—
ed from New Low Water, which is the ,
details of surroundings on the Cos
nil Geodetlctflurvsy Charts for this ‘
which is 8.0 feet below ‘
Morning tides en iii-st
ELECTION RETURNS.
The complete official returns of the.
vote of Connecticut show the follow-
ing votes:
McKinley. 102,545
Bryan. 7 4,010
McKinley's plurality. 28.535
The Hartford Conrant of Wednes~
day. November 7. which went to press
at 3:45. less than eleven hours after
the polls closed. had returns from
every town and gave McKinley 102.-
spectlvcly of 140 and 304. McKinley's
plurality. as reckoned that night. came
to 281399-11 variation of 104 from the
official figures. But. in Nebraska they
still lack the votes of several coun
Would be to your advantage to buy your coal MD]
the coming moon, and if you do, you will become. out;
permanent customer We can refer you to sustain '
who have bought coal here exclusively for more than
‘ of the deal we sell. We have never had i better stitch.
“ hbillty tio‘
than at present, and are confident of out"
please you. Leave us your order and you’ll be sure
of comfort when winter comes.
.IOHN H. FERRIS
Ii . l l 149 WASHINGTON STREE
In .
Time Has Come
to pack sway Summer Goods. We have just the thIng—an Dal:
Chifionier, from $4. so up
We have the largest pand best assortment of Couches We ever.
carried, from $6.00 up.
Our Dining Tables are the best make and prices very low,
'V$4.I)oou p.
A big line of Bedroom Suits
We have a few left at $15. oo—three pieces.
FANCY TABLES. ROCKERS, AND CHAIRS. LATEST
STYLE AND VERY LOW IN PRICE.
Our Hell Racks are the latest patterns, quartered oak, polish
finish from $6.00 up.
We can show a good has of all Brass Bedsteads; also White
Enamel and Brass Trimmed.
OPEN EVERY EVENING.
- REYMOND 6- SON. Furniture Dealcro.
46 and 48 MAIN STREET. NORWALK, CONN.
—-After the big blizzard of yesterday.
the town today is experiencing a cold
wave. the mercury registering in the
vicinity of zero, this morning.
snowstorm in the northern and west-
ern parts of the state has caused delay
in the. arrival here of mail trains today.
ties—Hartford Courant.
vantage of our offerings.
l ancv Ilead Rice.
\'cw Maple Sugar.
Tell their own story.
I needs Biscuit, pkg” 3'éc
Uneeda Graham Wafer. pkg.3 8c
Grandma’s Pan Cake i'lonr,
Pkg.
New Prepared Buckwheat, 3
lb. pkg.,
go.
New Prunes, .. be; lb.
New Ev'eporuted Peaches, 100 lb.
acid Duet, 14c pkg.
OI. Bottle Table Syrup. Dc.
Fancy New sweet Potatoes, 200 pk.
13 (lakes Beep for 25¢.
Pint lilottle New Oateup,
5°
I‘BDI‘ONDM.
varying from four to seven hours.
106.
Our One Dollar Sale of Last Week Still Continues.
THE 13.]. LYNOH COMPANY,
118 WASHINGTON 81‘... SOUTH NORWALK.
EIGHT LEONIDS WERE SEEN?
CHICAGO. November 16~At tIIO
Northwestern University observatory
between 1 and 1:30 o'clock this morn-
ing. eight Leonids were seen, one of
which was remarkably brilliant. Be-
fore 1 o‘clock two were observed. The
conditions were favorable for phot0<
gIaphlng the shower that was expect-
ed later in the morning In the observ-
ing party were Professors Rough,
Crook. Holgate and White
gulch Sales.
ash Prices.
ZERO WEATHER lN NEW YORK.
WATERTOWN. N. Y.. November Iii
NEW YORK, November iii—The
Call 58-2
AT sayings STORE.
PROFITKBLE REE DING.
The goods we offer tell their own story most eloquently. If you desire NEW, CHOICE AND
THOROUGHLY RELIABLE EATABLES. and are too thrifty to waste money. you will take ad-
YOU WILL FIND
llie sweetest Butter to be lound.
lantv Rich Milk. Double Cream i hecsc.
Try our Delicious Coiiee. when \Iill taste it nothing else will suit you.
Pure \ crmont Maple Syrup. quart bottles. 25c.
3 lbs. Boss Milk Crackers 25c
'lry our “Blossopn” Brand new park “hole I.omaloes 15c. can; $1. 75 dozen.
New Crop New Orleans Molasses.
You want Yale. Kisses, abs. lb.
Qur Farley. Maine Sugar Corn the llItliid" brand
LEAVE US WOUR THANKSGIVING ORDER
And have spread before you the (lllllCCSl line of goods that can be.
found in the markets ol the world. at Lowest Prices.
CHARLES E. SEYMOUR. LEADING GROCER. 33 WEST WASHINGTON STREET...
Our Prices This Week
If you read this advertisement each week you will know that we want your
trade and are willing to make big inducements to get it.
FANCY ELGIN CREAMERY BUTTER. Lb., 25c.
JUNE CREAMERY BUTTER. Lb., 23c.
SUGAR CURED HAMS. Lb., 11c.
MAUD 5.. OR JONES’S FLOUR, $4.75 Bbl.
18 LBS. SUGAR. $1.0o.
Golden Drip Sy rup. Qt. can, too. 'Kippered Herring. 2cans for 25c.
Campbell's Condensed Soup, New Tomatoes, can, 7c.
Can, ’ 9ci New York State Corn, can, 8c.
Golden Pumpkin can, 9c Early June Peas, can, go.
New Maple Syrup. bottle, 10c. New String Beans. can, 74:.
Yellow Peaches, 3 lb. can, 10c.iGold Medal Asparagus, can, 15c.
The New York Grocery Company
(A. F. BECKMAN & CO.. SUCCESSORS.)
Donovan Building.
South Norwalk.
It Is An Undeniable Fact
THAT A DOLLAR WILL BUY MORE GROCERIES. OF BETTER QUALITY, AT
THE LYNCH STORES THAN ANY OTHER PLACE IN TOWN.
A glance over our price list, or better still, if you are not already trading with “8,!
trial order will prove this to your satisfaction. , . . . .
OUR FAMOUS WHITE ROSE FLOUR. $4 75 BBL; 60c. BAG
18 LBS. BEST GRANULATED SUGAR FOR
SUGAR CURED CALIFORNIA HAMS,
BEST LONG ISLAND POTATOES,
MESSINA LEMONS,
.1. ML: u...
$1.00. .. ' ‘ '
75c. BUS.; soc. PEEK.
10c. dozen.
Finest Quality Red Salmon, 150 can. New Citron, 13c III.
New Mackerel, .' be. New Lemon Peel. , ’ lilo lb.
Quart Bottle Vinegar, be. New Jam, 10 Oz. glee- Jerc. 10c. ‘
Large can Extra Fine Peaches, 100. New Pancake Flour. ,IOc pita.
Grape Nuts. only 12o pkg. Releton Health Food, . 13c pita. , .
New Seeded Rel-Inc, _ De pkg. Wheaten» Ase pkg.“ ,i .
“it. 19 MAIN ST., NORWALK.
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