Copyrighted- F. D. Lyon it 00. SOUTH NORWALK CONN. $3.50 AND $4.00 Styles, the Latest. Wear, the Best. Awarded the Grand Prize at Paris. 1900. SOLD ONLY BY 90 Washington Street. Isnsmu "195mm... ti 0i Cloveinor Lounsbuty, Jung: ill in diamersley, 01’ the Supreme tar l'k‘. moi: today in the capitol, mull initiuiously appointed George Soy- nr Godard libr,o.rlan In the place of to Dr.‘ Charles .1. Hoadly. Mr. has been acting librarian. he death of Dr. Hoadly. , I' ' Seymour Godard was born In 0.. hGrsnb‘y, this state,.1unc it 1805. Godard prepared for college ill. the cyan Academy at Wilbrnhum . e graduated from the Wesley til erslty in 18915. with the degioe ”B In 1893-4 M1.G0(lill(l was a til: at the Northwestern Univer- Evanston. 111., and during the l a Fair he was an odiclal in the ugust 1898. he was appointed . taut to Dr. Hoadly the librarian ' 897, Mr. Godard married Miss _ Deway, of Grnnby. it sister 01 ' IY Commissioner Edward W. They have outI child. DANE!) HER A CONVICT. ,dvher Dead Husband's Safe. in h Important Papers Were Kept. lGAGO. November ‘28 A spoIIIIl . ibuns, from (‘olunlbus Ohio i order to immediately so billable papers belonging to her husband. the lutII Colonel P. .1. aJoivII' engineer. convict in the state penitentiary wastloaned to Mrs. Pickard by . m long enough for him to e Strongbox in which the im- t‘papérs were kept. The entire wits inept secret. and the prison conveyed through the city In '1 srriage to the safe. which III open. and woe I'ctuiucd to his re daylight, this morning. All 0 papers were locked up in 001 Packard's safe. the dead man having known the combination ‘ wn was sonlcbod in vain fill an . . rt to open the safe and the novel of securing the seivhos of u bur- was adopted. it took ”10 couviIIt ve minutes to open the solo." BOER WAR Nor OVER. . View of the Situation. LIONDON. Novmnbor 2s» vIvIqu the to of the condition ol‘ l‘npr- Col- re regarded as sonquIInI un- osttrily alarming. there Is litllo dis- I'Llon to tulle It too I‘ostIutc I'iin of general situation The constant sick to South Afr iI-u of reinforcing sits and the (lulli lights at points . [deepen show the l\'ill‘ Is not over nd’ While the statement that Lord bberts has demanded soooiI fresh Tampa Is lllCOl'H‘t‘l iI is .I luv! that be asked 1’0! 8.000 to IIIIIIIIIII Illl‘ bat- Itailbone whose unsingu iIu-Iuputitstos m from duty ill the tI.oIIt 'IlI(Is(I lintdwili be. dospnuhcil IIIII tIIIII will isly attenuate the gm r Isous Oi tho d, Kingdom insomurh as Lord ’ to insists the troops slIIIII bII men and lull/(I seasoned 01hr- BONS FOR FINE POULTRY. RRING’I‘ON. Novotnlwr '28——Visi from all sections of Connecticut Torrlngton today. In attendance 0 Poultry Show of the Torrington elation. The awarding of the rib— was finished by the judge. I). .I. II.bert of Apponoug. ll 1.. shmtlI , r. noon today. Competition Ill .._ III. of the classes pmtlculuriy In the rican broods was warm. and tho i are very (IvenlI distributol. mellow and Massachusetts fnn~ winning the great majority of Pet stock. tumcd wild animals ll‘lll. and numeious "freaks" form so «attractive part of thtI show “Condoms today is h(I.III y. and the will of the (exhibition ls assured. it continue tomorrow and II‘I‘IIIIII’. * an... t " linen tor Inn and Win. - bIIr stocks extended their recent dc- , who died II' 8 ago. an export safe blower.- Disposition to Take a Roseate I . SITE FOR YALE MEDICAL SCHOOL. NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE: WALL S'l‘llEll'l‘, I10:10 u. III.——-'l‘lio heaviness of tho London market affect on the opening bore. and losses in some of the lIIttIrIIittIOIInls rouohotl nearly a point. Louisville, Southern Pacific and Northern Pat-lilo were especially affect- (Id, There were a few gains. but. ex~ ccpt. III Manhattan and Burlington they were III less prominent stocks. The dealings were on u very large settle out side of Southern Pacific, lll which the opening transaction was of live thous- and shares. WALL STREET, 11 a. m.—-Railwny stocks separated front the downward movement and their rise gave a minor tone. Reading iiIst picfcrIed. rallied a point despite its unsatisfactory state ment foI OctothI New Jersey rose 2%. to 150%. A loss of a point in Sugar was wiped out and LoulnvilltI recover- ed fully. Amalgamated Copper was sold freely. declining 2%. and Anacon- dn Mining lost half as lunch. The Rub- clines the common losing 1 and the -prot‘elrcd 1% per cent. The whole market turned douuward by 11 o'clock. several stocks going lower than before. WALL STREET, llOOll-—A small tic- mnnd for the Pat-lites was mot by llm itcd offerings and Missouri Pacific still Northern Pacific not. up almost a point. Other stocks modeI slight progress up- wards. Gains were pretty uniform Before noon soiling of tho local troo- tions and Southern Pacific ltItl II (III- clino. New Jersey Control reacted 2‘5 and Rubber preferred lost 3-31.. Bonds II'rIrII quiet. and steady. WALL STREET. 1 II. m.~-I’ricos of some 01‘ the railroad stocks got up it point or moreI from line lowest. Burl- ington. New York Central. Northoi‘n Pacific and SoniherII'l’ucliliI were In- (Iludod. The market showed very little character. and was largely in the hands of room traders, A break of 4 points in New York Air Brake. nt- truotcd Iittl(I attention. TODAY'S QUOTATIONS. Reported over private wire of E. A. Bohme. commission broker. Swnrts a Corbett’s block. South Norwrllk: Open High Low lziili Am. (Jot. till. 31% Illlzé AIII. SI. it W. 43% ll «131/2 13% Am. S. R. Co. 1.3 133%. ”21,4, 111:1 Am, ’l‘ob. (10.. 100 10915; tony. 100 Alchisou. :‘Sl 7,, 39 7,. 30 It. 30 In Ali‘lllSOn. pili. $33,. X1114, 827.1. H302 llalt. & Ohio, .\‘l 81 301/, sou, Bkyn. R. 'I 733... 73%;, 7:219 ... Fun. South. 3M»; SIN-II, 531.9. 38%. (VIII. of N. .l.. 150 1501;, 1471/13 HS Cites. & ()hIo. Zia-i, :'.I'. 21:13,, (lit-"v, Chi. ll. St Q. I-‘liiI 1073.5. 136% 137 ,. M. & St P..12’I'I',I/,;127,71‘27'Ifi 1277.4. Chi. li.l.&. l‘. 1150,; IIIII'II. “II 115% 00.0. & SH... litiil. any, (Iii till *1). & H. (You . 110 1111 ll‘l‘tltIrul SiIIIII, ill 11”,; 19 11W. lI‘iIII. St. prI.. 7.33., it; 75% ill lion. I'll. (70,. llill lliil Lou. & Nash. sun, 53h. 82%, 811% Nor. & WesL. i'.‘ 120,; 4174. 42 'Iiun. Consul. Ito 110-15. 1091/. Inn-v. \lotropoliiun 17 2"<_. 17‘2”; 171%; 172 M. K &'I‘ pl‘d :17": 3314; 2171A; 381,4; Miss Pnrifir. MIL. I101:I 591/; .3974. Nut. Loud. (‘(I.. 21' ‘20 N. Y. (‘ & 11.1405», 11W“. Hung, Hit; N \"., (l. S.- \\'., 33'. 2514, ‘25 25% (Elm. Tobin-(1). IIIIIK ”.001. III: 301,9 North l’lll‘lili‘. 701,; 7111,; lib-”Ix 71 No. Pair. pm, Mk $21,, Min. 821/; l’(IIIII:I,\IIv:IuI:I. III: 112 1111/4 iIil'Ii. People‘s (ins 1001.: 1000. 99% 100% Phil. & Road, lil|,l_. III-lg till/4., 101,4, P. li- It.. pld.. 03% Ill till 03%;; Son. Railway. 17% 171,9 101,. 107.1. Sou. Ity.. pitl.. bill/R 1300,; 05% dill/4 Sou. Pacific. 4314; Alzlll; A117,; 42% ’I‘IInn. C. il‘: 1.. 71 71M, 71 ll‘é II. S. Leather. lri IIII’. H II ILS. l..(“o‘. pill, 751,4; 15?... 75h; 757,. II. S. llIIblIIIII, 207,. 207,. 28 28% Union Pacific. 72 72% 710,; 72 Union l’uc. pl'd. MIA, till/1’. 81V. 8114 HELD FOR swmoLINc. NEW YORK. NovoIIIbor 2II~GIIIIrl¢Is ll. Hughes and int i). Godfrey. who were arrested yesterday. at their or lines on llrond street, on It charge of grand larceny. worn nrrulgnotl today and hold In hull of $1,500 ouch. for on IIIuiIIutIou oII I'I'Iduv IIIIxt. The men will be prosecuted on the charge of swindllng lli‘Opll‘ through the "IIIsIII-II- lionury pool" system. NEW HAVEN. November 28-—Mor- rls II‘. Lylor. treasurer of Yale UnlvorI city. today announced that he has just purchased land on Codnr street. 200 foot frontage, opposite thII General Hospital, as a site for the new medlcul school. The price paid III $60,000. Work on the new bulldlnit will be be IzIIII as soon as the slate of the funds permits. “a... ..... BRISTOL PHVGICIAN STRICKcN. BRISTOL. Conn. November 28am. ‘. 1’. Woodward, one or the loading p ,vsiclnnn of this town. suntulned ll pIII-slytlc shock (-an3; this morning. Ills condition In serious. l‘lr. Wood- ward was the first Warden of the bor- ough of Bristol. THANKSGIVING DAY BENTINEL Tomorrow. Thanksgiving Day. A'l he Sentinel will be Issued in the morning lusts-d oi the afternoon. The pop III will be ready for delivery to new deal- m and «when at d and oek. Fine decorated Dinner Sets at $5.00 Your pick affine, all nearly dec- orated with assorted floral design» service for twelve people, $9.35. Others handsomely decorated, all covered pieces. stippled with gold, service for twelve people. $12.00. In. Podmore, North Main Street. ’ENTERTAINMEN'I‘S. HOYT'8 THEATRE. THANKSGIVING Special Thanksgiving Matinee at 3 o’clock. l’Ilcos Matinee lb and 25 cent. }.voniuit 25, 35 50 acute. The host Colored Company on Earth, .1. W. GORMAN'S Alabama TroubadOnIs 30 Plantation Fun Makers.’ Pickanlnny Brass Band and Orchestra. Grand Uniformed Street Parade. BEST COLORED ARTISTS. BEST COLORED SINGERS. BEST COLORED DANCERSr BEST COLORED COMEDIANS. BEST COLORED ACROBATS; BEST COLORED CAKE ' \VALKERS. The Best Programme ever placed 00- torc the Public, Including the Fad of the Day. THE GREAT CAKE WALK. Reserved Seats on solo at lloyt’s Theatre. Smith Norwulk. and Wood's of each performance. HOYT' s THEATRE. One night only. FRIDAY EVENING. NOVEMBER so. The Popular Artist. llR. GEORGE CLARKE from llaiy‘ s Theatre And a Company of Artists In Eamond'l Beautiful Love Romance, When We Were Twenty-one. As presented tII tII(I Knickerborkor Tlii-atrv. New York. Inst season. whore it I-e-opons for 1111 unlimited season. next I-‘(Ibruury Reserved Souls on sale (It lloyt‘s Theatre. South Norwalk. and Wood‘s Drug Store. Not-walk. it days III advance of each performance New York. I HOYT'S THEATRE WEEK OF DECEMBER 3. The Bennett-Minion Company and Their Own Orchestra. The Entire Week's Repertoire: EVENINGS. Monday. Darkest Russia. Tuesday. The Lost Paradise. Wednesday. A Daughter of the South. Thursday. Wicked London. Friday. ‘Shndows of n grout City. Saturday, The Yellow Poril. Nt)TII‘.——-“Shadows of a Great City‘ .Is 1th only play (Ivor writion by Joesph Jefferson. and must not be confounded with Dangers of it Great. City. MATINE 1S. Tuesday. A Prisoner of Algiers. Wednesday. 'I‘hII Mother. Thursday. A Daughter of the South. Friday. Darkest Russia. Saturday. The Powor of Love. Prices: Matlnces. 10 and 20 cents: Evenings, 10. 20 and 30 cents. Reserved Seats on sale at Hoyt's Theatre. South Norwnlk, and Wood's Drug Store. Norwaik. 5 days III advance of curb performance. 'COsoERT Iliss Agnes Littlejohn. At Lockwood's Hall. Norwalk. Conn" Wednesday Evening, Dec. 51h. At 8:15 p. III. The following artists will participate: MISS FLORA SHERWOOD. Soprano. MR. HARRY PEPPER. Tenor. MR. ISII)OllII) 'l‘llOOtlTWYli, of Yale College. Violinist. MR. ALBERT TAYI I..Olt ul lllldgoport ‘Colllst. III it. EDWARD M AN VILLII}. pIInlet, TICKETS, 50 CENTS. Tickets on solo at Wm. 1’. lleorn‘s. Norwnlk. and Pluistod‘s. So. Norwalk. ‘ ‘Solventjoiice. District of Norwalk, sit. Probate Court. November 28th, A. 11. 1000. Estate of Reed l-Isvllund. late of Norwnik. in said district. (localised. The Court of Probate for this district 01‘ Norwulk. hath limited and allowed six months from the (into hereof-for thtI creditors of sold estate. to exhibit their claims for settlement. Those who neglect III present their accounts. proiuIrIy attested. within said time will be dobnrrod II recovery. All per- sons indebted to said «state are re quested to make lmtuodlnto puymcnt to REED f1. HAVILANI). Administrator with the will annexed. ‘ n28 no In ) "Dick and l have. bought a horse In partnership. ” "What's the arrangement?" “Dick's going to feed him and take cars of him. and Pat going to exercise him. "IA-Will i. AccomI the Nationitl Amateur Skating Associa- Drug Store. Norwnlk, 5 days in advance “ NEW YORK, More bor 28-At a meetlnx‘ of ‘the board of directors of lien of America held last night, a new alliance was formed with the Amateur Skating Association of Canada and In future with the championship in no. 1 speed and figure skating will go the championship at America. The dates were announced for the season's events. The figure skating champion- ship will be held at the St. Nicholas Rink here on January 35,1001.Iuc speed skating. championships at Mon- treal on February 4,1901 The ofllclul Indoor speed competitions will take place at the St Nicholas February 9. 1901. and the Junior figure champion: shill Will be decided at the St. Nich- olas Rink on Milt-ch 1.1901. The National Hockey Association sl- so hold a meeting to adopt a schedule but decided to hold Its Ieport tel in Int or date. -. MR. PORTER’S CONDITION. l’OMFRET.-Conn.. November 33... Today found the condition of John Ad— dison Porter the most encouraging since the operation of some weeks ago. Mr. Porter has been perfo Itly comfort.- IIIIlc for the past ten days. and has on perioncod almost no discomfort. lie is able to more about the house: his appetite is splendid, and his spirits are high Members of his family the Izr (Iatly encountgod III the hope that the improvement will continue. A SUCQESSFUL RUSE. A certain captain included among his cargo a couple 01' gallon jars of fine brandy. incidentally he also Included a remarkably smart and Intelligent cabin boy. The worthy skipper bud It deep rooted aIcrslon to the Inconven- ient curiosltv of the revenue officers. In short. he dIIsIIIId to land his brandy without their old, Upon berthlng“ his vessel alongside the unity. a plank was pushed on to the jetty. and as soon as the patrol (fillllL' in a few yards the cabin boy. cur- , g the jars. stepped ashore and was Immediately accosted by tht‘ customs officer. The following dialogue ensued: "Well. my ind. what have you got there?" . “Can’t tell you. sir." “But you must." ‘Cnptnln sold I wasn't to. sir," “Oh. but I‘m II custom house olllccr. lnI boy and if you don't tell tho “but Iou have thcrtI I shall call that con- Stable oveI yondeI null llll\t‘ you In Icst- ed.” "Well. sir. (Iuptnln’ll lust kill 1110 If he knows. lie said I was to take the. jars to Mr. ‘ InIentlonIug the utilcer's name) 12 ll~ ._., street, with his com~ plimehtal.‘ "Oh. yes: I soon. it's all right. I‘m 111'. Hort-'3 it sliillin'; for your honesty. and. son. go out this way. The oliicor is still waiting for the or- rlval of that boy and brandy. have to wnit.-—I.ondon Tit-Bits. Sun iItItnaI hillsi- Inns WIIuIrII l‘l' your I‘IIIIIIII you will always IlInl us fully prepared Iu Invct your wants. I resume-13> «>5 m2~<~mmxz>ma Suits. 56.50 to $18. Overcome. $6.50 to $25. Full Satin Lined, $16.00 $20.00 and $24.00 llvai Smart \‘iIlIIt-II. Our Furnishings me always Strictly Undo-data. (Ipnunvnry thnan 0qu II o'clock. I. IIIIIS 81 III, Tailors, ointment. Butters; Furnlshnm as Washington Sinai. ' scum solarium and will mm. W rIstra N.O 2 GAZETTE BUILDING. A-Well Set Table"? Depends largely, for the effectiveness, upon the table 'cloih. Sonic (lainnsk table cioills'iu now (Is— signs, fresh from the makers. By, the yard, if you want it so, or in various sizes, with borders. Pick from any of them, and you are sure of something choicc‘and cil'cctivc. ilicnrhcd 'l‘nblc Damask. 56 inches wide, lllcacbcd Table Damask, all iiucn,60 inches wide. All Linen .llleachcd Damask, handsome patterns, (II inches wide, lilcachcd Damask, choice designs, on inchcs‘widc, Illcachcd Damask, extra heavy all linen. 72 inches wide, iI‘ivc Choice l'alterns. newest style. opt-II borders, 72 inches wide. We also have Napkins to match all the above patterns, 5-8 size, price. Handsome Patterns in line double Damask, llnli lllrachctl Damask. 54 inches wide. .\11 Linen Damask, hull bleached, 58 inches widc. Choice patterns All Liucu Cream Damask, (oninchcs wide. Extra Heavy Cream Damask. 72 inches wide. The Finest and l’liilltlSOlllCSt Cream Damask liiiportcd, choice patterns. 72 in. “’lth. Pattern Cloths with border on all sides. 2. 2% and 3 yds‘. long, price We have 3-4 All Linen Napkins, Napkins to match all cloths, if desired—58 All Linen Napkins, 250. per yard. “ ‘90. per yard. 50¢. per yard. 69c.‘pcr yard. 75¢. per yard. $1.00 per yard. $2.75 per dozen. $1.25. $1.50 and $1.75 per yard. 25¢. per yard. 39¢. per yard. 50¢. per yard. 69¢. per yard. 7 5c. per yard. $2.75 to $6.00. $1.00 to $2.50. , $x.50 to $5.00. TRISTRnMoHYATT Norwalk, Conn. just what you want in shade. fit. price. quality and general make up, at the" ordinary Clothiers. We have worked hard and made it easy for you to get exactly what your taste dictates here. Business Suits at $10. Raglan Overcoats. at $x5. Russian Blouse Suits for children, at $6 are some of our good things. IIIISIIIIK IRIS. SOUTH NORWALK. Milford A. Giffin, Manager. To the Board of County Commission- ers of II‘IIlrilold County: 1 hereby apply for a license to no.1 Spirituous and Intoxlcutlng Liquors. Ale, Loner lloor. Rhino Wine. and (‘i (Ior at No.“ .. ’Smith street. Town of Nor- waik. My place of business Is not 10 outed within 200 foot in II direct line of 11 Church Ediilce or Public School houseor the premises pertaining there- to. or any Post 00100. Public Library or Cemetery. Dated at Norwnlk, this 20th day of November. A. 1)., 1000. PASQUALE ELETTO. Applicant. We. the undersigned. electors and taxpayers. as defined by law. of the Town of Not-walk. heroby endorse the application of the above named Pas~ qunlc Eletto. for such license. Dated at Norwniu this 20th day of November. A. 1).. 1000. .10in Dorell. John Meyer. I‘loysenroth. Louis Qultmuu Wuhrlc. I hereby certify that the above nnnr ed endorsors are electors and taxpay- ers. as defined by law. oi the Town 02' Not-walk. Dated at Norwnlk this 20th day of November. A 1).. l.i00. HERBERT it SMITI-L 21-28 Town Clerk. August Leopold A olrous paid It Ilylng visit to It small northern town not long ago, and the price of admission was slx‘pence children under ten years of use half. price. it was Edith's tenth birthday and her brother 'l‘om. aged thirteen. took her In the afternoon to see the show. Iiluepeuce and naked for two trout seats. ”How old is the little girl?” asked the money taker, doubtfnlly. "Well. " replied Muster Tom. "this In her tenth birthday. but she was not born until rather late In the afternoon. The money taker accepted the stats.» meat, and handed him the tickets. Arrived at tho door. he put down. the advantages which our store speak louder than words. atlvcrtiscIIIt-Itt are words. the advantages oil'rrctl in our store. ESTABLISHED SINCE1868 I I H H. KRIE‘GER 8: 00. WE SELL EITHER FOR CASH OR CREDIT—PRICE IS THE SAME. ' an The Leading and Largest Store in the Twin Cities. Like 21 shot ouI 01a gun, so swift has been the recognition of Actions We tell you of Come and let our actions ful- (Illcl's t0 the public. it” the promises we make in words. Quality in IIIcrclIzindisc: character in values; bargains in prices ~-tlIis is epitome of our history. the secret of our success. UMBRELLAS. When you buy an umbrella. buy our that has an original and We have about one hundred and fifty styles distinct style about It. in our stock, and not an ugly one in the lot. Prices range from 450. to $6.00. FURS. N0 lli)’>’ll‘l‘)' about the furs we sell. We don‘t take common or- dinary furs and Ilcsiguntc them by .\ safe place to buy furs is our store. fancy. high sounded IInmcs. Money refunded if purchase is not as represented. \\',. have ruined II standard of costs you no more to get it here. u. ...w While "Uncle governor of Illinois the second time. It state senator opposed to him. charged that the money In the "governor's fund" had been illegally used. TIIII "governor's. fund" contains usually about $10,000. to moot the incidental expenses of the 011100. for the pur chase of stationary and such things Boon slim" this charge Ives given our- rency the governor was In the next county to the senator. making a speech, and he referred to the charges time: "There's a little senator over in the military tract. who says I have misused the'money of the "governor's tund.'.‘ lt’nnlle." That was all the ox. pionutlon or refutation he ever made, but it was a close shave. ‘. i but it was subunit. Dick" Oglesby won BOYS' SUITS. We do more than clothe boys. .-WC dress them. A.Wc carry every- thing desirablc in this department. Our prices, con— sidering quality, are as low, and in some Instances, lower than some “floods; can be 'I..bought else- where. BLANKETS. livery blanket we sell is a dc- llt‘llllill)l(‘ blanket. and we don't hesitate it) tell v0u what it. is made of either: it half wool we say so; it half cotton we tell )ou; and it its all cotton. we re just as iratik about it. Come ill and look them over. excellence which tune or Circum- sinners will not lower. Quality first. last and all ,ilic time, and it H. KRIE’IIER ll co. West Washington Street. South Norwulk. Accounts opened with everybody. . .311-“ . . 1.! . ORDER FOR 45 LOCOMOTIVES. READING. Pic. November ail-ri‘ho Philadelphia and Reading lhtllwny Company has placed with the Baldwin ‘ Locomotive Works. at Philadelphia. on. order for 16 locomotives. 'len of them will be for passengers, and 85 (or frclizbl trttlllc. CANDY ESCULET'I‘S g, . .........,......J nK-‘h-y
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