olefin; edite-
. gurdii' is that the
.. " laid: hos furnished
hints; to Detroit for a
H Ito bitpciiditure than
nreguirgd under
iv}! pr'eltenled in the
rivate iconipany in
, divest rate proposed
private company was
lamp for a ten year
lie municipal plant
hie at appreciably
fibre from the out—
VI. gt to last three years
,t. Ids fallen steadily until it
to , than two— thirds of the.
I pliee demanded by the
baby, with a probability of
prther reductions before the
r CotiggQLtiHECEfiSRry to se-
W h. cc would
fill at
lI‘t'I thnéct financial
have thus fully justified
ty of Detroit III ontablishing
' ' ipal system of eleetIic
v tuber elec-
(Its were re
aim being
0% that weI e
kcd ill violation of law num-
17 Forty-nine envelopes
_ deitiii’ying marks weIe
' Id and IWeuty— —two ballots that
in these IIIaIl‘Ied envelopes
not counted Owing to the
hat the em elopes were IIII-
ntraII y to the statute, m7
ballots were rejected. in
ases the emelope did not
told the quuisite endorsement
the buothtenders” Just 3I4
' cI‘alI ballots were rejeLted be-
,they were unofficial. "lbe
ctions of general ballots {In all
liIses IIuIIIbeI 738
heIzMeriden Record quoth a
pain man of that LityIa‘s urg-
‘t an o thclsi wiixi‘ng a
y. or to. Iieat'il'n. vIJ:li§;iLle:I
this lint Lundlto‘sta he .should
JE LoIiIiIlI'lted to iuil. but
(l he allowed to pziy by in—
ailments I- Being at liberty. he
- ‘ . . ‘ rgaitallfilii. ..-LIIIIIIIIIIII-—
* +- III I‘-
supporting hi I III J I
l. l: urtlILr
all this he would be: Me to prw
tie for his family, aIII would L‘s-
rtz‘ttpe the IlIHEIaL‘e 'ot beinpr COIll-
ted to hit l'IIr a minor oiteIIse
[Inst the law.
I: sincerely hope. ” says the
'COInIcctIL-np alley \(l\(‘i’llSCl
t the pIe’IILIIt Legislature will
title the length of the. ballots
5. so that they will
I to take on all the
nice frequpfi to be put on t IeIII.
tfali I‘v there was no vote
r‘tfiwu clerk. we were inst 'lible
:9 squeeze names on. Nflk‘b
ll, when
oted for we "SKIN“
to ban I the
._ bottle-w of" nii'm . L
t to nIIIIHgiII
.lle liitorvlow with GOVOI‘HOI Mc-
Loop, Iyprintc‘ elsewhere. disposes of-
lly or» c curious notion that he
ndilforcnt About the composition
no state Senate. i-lc unyn explicitly
, lit lie .l’dvoru Illntrlutn. made up no us
.23) VI! each the name numbcI of III
_ touts undmot restricted by county
.- III. or. no im the cane largo citlca.
1 m1 llncsuladcrcntlni Iy that means
there might be more than one son
Ill district within the limits of II
to town like HuItford or New lln
_ ., ,I With a Sandie made up in that
“I and II pox countltuted an the
gill/arm in he engage outlined. We
Will. have II lust and satisfactory IIII
_ Willem With logic buck of it. and
- ‘ II“ ountltutlpnal l"‘0f0liilel" would be
9! I lob. '
III
' ASBIIION January ill-«Art filmy.
Being Worried the dccluon
coins rounds in
rdncr at will.
‘ III-livid iu-o gifiiot Niitiiiiiiiu
on. 011.1“)! Tulle unto of
WWW little utiumlcn
(i then koopu them in a.
‘ Walton. The coat in
y thus totalled,“
edge of the platform nd the guard
I y: "the mo Lg: h which the
expense Iii .
lie officers willllit‘l‘ it
round “AMEN
II. «II-rur-
ELECTRIC PLANT FOR AMERICA.
mm“ WA Bil lNG'i‘ON. January litm'i‘hn
i "it the state. by ... Ci ¥ Counciltti AmateI-II mt wind
Idi- Codi-.Tunt) *' '.., tJI sum of ’9 million lldcroi or
run, nitd Eddie Gardner. of
t tobaiit‘ tw‘onty ronuda here.
it“ on tiltf bout 0 it and during
.51
vi " ‘ ' 91“
feet, and received injuries from will
it In believed he will die. The front
our of the train bod patched the mu:
880d mil
topped. or cantata
Chicago. a
cor ago from P iladelpbln.
Ho lIIIwcliwgmwn in mnyhzul circles in
this country a. cum Ito bud live
children levii’hliodoiphioa t one time
Bcettger Its ~u monitor of Thomas a
Orchestra and travelled through Eu-
rope with that ammunition.
. I—yfi-rw-Immwd-«t',
FIXING PASSENGER RATES.
NEW ORLEANS. Juntliry lib-At
yesterday's meeting of the Transconti-
nentcl Passenger Association. the Kun-
scc City. Fort Scott and Memphis road
wun admitted to the association. The
matter of rate: to tho Epworth, League
meeting, to be held In San Francisco.
Jilly I wear referred to II. committee.
which will report today. A thirty day
rate of one fare for the round trip was
promulgated for the benefit of those
who determined to attend the launch-
ing of the battleship Ohio. in San Fran-
cicco, in Ma.
The quecton as to whether corpses
should be bundled RB express or bag-
gage was referred to It committee of
three general baggage agents.
The question or uniform baggage
rules on all lllll’ was referred to a com-
mlttoe which was iniitructed to confer
with similar committees from other as»
sociationc and report at the next meet-
ing. The question of the Canadian Poo
cine. Northern Pacific. Great“ Northern
and Oregon Short Lino roads joining
the 'I‘Ianoeontlnentai Association was
discussed.
I..._..___.
EXTRADITION NOT ASKED FOR.
LONDON. Spnuary l16——quulrloe
made in’tho proper quarters hero chew
that the United States authorities have
not asked for the extradition of either
Michael Judson. alias “Red Mlho," or
James French. ullas “F‘Iench Jim "
who are said to be. implicated in the
minder by means of “knockout drops“
at. Philadelphia. of Rev. Charles 1’.
Rlogoi. a Roman Catholic priest. and
une..of whom, at least. according to
advices from Philadelphia. bad chip-
ped on It vessel thought to be the
American Line. steamer ikoal. which
called from Philudolphlu. Junuury -i.
for‘ Liverpool. Nothing in officially
known here of the case.
HAS FOUND A PERMANENT HOME.
NEW YORK. January 16~For the
first time since lts~orgunlzntlon 183
yearn ago. the Chamber of Commerce.
of New York, has found a permanent
ionne..- Contracts have been nigncd
by the. officers of the chamber for the
purchase of the Rent more Exchange
in Liberty ctr ,IIII In him for this
pernin'nent hunted About $700. 000 will
be paid for the parcel. and the present
building will he razed about May I
The. ground floor of the new building
has been leased to a bust Imnpnny
f0I II long term. The IIIemalIIdeI of
the. building will be occupied by the
chamber.
Win—um”..—
einIIaIT OF FIRE APPARATUS.
WASHINCTON. laIIIIuIy ill—(lor-
IIIIIII diplomntle olllI- luic in Washington
manifest a deep informal in the coming
exhibition oi" the pr'ctenling und lifLI~
caving upparutustu be held in Berlin
during June and July next. and all ihu
foreign German embassies are. earliest
and untlrlng in their effort to make
the event It cucccusful and notable one
Prizes of honor for especial merit. are
to be uwuidod and gold, silver nnd
bIIInze modulo bestowed for effective
displays. A number of the big stonin-
chip companies have volunteered to
iIIIIIIIspmt exhibits without ohu‘.rgc
lLLINOlS POLiTlCIAN DEAD.
QUINCY. lll.. January itl~flcott
Wikc. at one time one of the foremost
Democratic politicians in liilnoiu. III
Id at his home near final}; in Pike
Innty. He served two nil in Con-
glean and was nsslutilut necretmy III'
the helium y during the second Clove
guilt}. Rt‘lmllliltllilltl; II (“a ii
(- lI‘na out and to It. ox cup to
sitndy ot the income tax.‘ ll
8" 412.000 for an electric plant which
in to furnish power for street cars.
lighting. etc.. for that city. The catch
Iislimcnt of this plant will mark on
epoch in Amsterdum'n progress.
GOLD FOR PARIS
NEW YORK, January ill-”Holdui
bitch. ickolhelmor &. Company. an-
ncunco that they will ship 31.000.000
gold to Paris. tomorrow. The gold
Lotgr hp" Wont
Lnnoino’nrnbtunns.
ANOTHER GREAT SALE OF
SILK FACE V
Twp flours Thursdny morning, Jnuuory 17, from to to :2 o’clock,
\I
null
jVETS
I’lw‘eil‘
we will place on sale
ac5o yards Colored and Block Silk-Face Veivets, 25c. yard
(Regular price 75c. yard)
one- -tlIird theil value.
986 and 988 MAIN STREET,
{SECOND HAND?
All Makes.
6! CANNON STREET.
let us.“
Groceru line
Central
MONEY lN AN‘ATTIC.
Discovery of 'l Little Girl Whole
Mother Died in Poverty.
Mrs. John Brennan died at Sound
Ilt‘llCli, in the utmost dcstitutlun. Yuc-
tIIrdIIy her nightwear/old daughter. in
rummaging among some goods stored
in the attic of the house. found It auton—
el containing $320Iin I‘twontydoilur
bills.
How the money come there Is un-
known. for tho Brounuu faintly had
lived in uueh poverty for It number of
months past. that they would have
suffered from actual starvation had“
not been for the good offices of tho
ed in good hands. to be lined in the
will be taken from tho nanny ofiico.
TEL. CALL 133-8, 80. NORWALK.‘
3 cans Magnolia Milk, use.
5 lb. Poll Jelly. 17c.
Lemon Calm, lb., I lie.
. Ginger Shape, lb.. ,‘ I 46.
. Solid Pg'M Tomato . . 7c.
M It“? “3%: II age.
I
‘ Icing. calm
nupport of the. three children.
Unecda Biscuit, pkg. ..
4c.
Cape'Cod cranberries, qt., Ioc.
Sugar Cured Home, lb., no.
sugar Cured Shouldei'c, 1b.. 8c.
'10 lb. Rolled Onto 250.
its lb. California Pruneo, 25c.
CREAMERY PRIN'l‘ BUTTER, POUND,
ULATED SUGAR.
. , lit .Groceru bills is what
everu Housewife reams for.
We could help her if she’d
We sell eveIII thing in the
moderate prices.
Corner Railroad Place
and Washington Street
neighbors. The money has been plac- ‘0
3916 23
4550 yards Colored 'Imd Black Silk-Face Velvets, 45c. yard.
1(IR cgulur price $1.25 yard.) I ‘
I 800 yards Mirror Velvet, 98:. yard.
(Regular price SI. 75 yard. )
'lhese velvcts me in every possible shade and are suitable foI
dress trimmings. waists and hat trimming.
1750 yards Colored and Block Taffeta Silks. 59c. yard.
(Regular 3!. 00 quality.)
'1 his will be a great opportunity to get Silk~iiaee Velvets at
E. H- DILLON o’co.
BRIDGEPORT, CONN.
IlYPEWRlTERSD
$10. 00 to $75 00.
Machines Bought, Sold and mellowed.
THE MARSHALL TlPllllllITllll EXCHANGE,
BRIDGEPORT, CONN.
Agent for the Underwood Typauriter.
at the most
FoodCo.
Solvent Notice.
District of Norwuili. no. Probate
Court. January 8th. A. 1).. 1901.
Estate of Julia McMahon. late of
Norwalk. in said district, deceased.
The Court of Probate for the District
of Norwalk hath limited andI'oiloweIi
nix months from the. date hereof for
the creditor: of acid acute to oxlnmt
their claims for settlement. Those
who neglect to proaont their accounts.
properly attested. within said time.
will be dobnrrod a recovery. [All per.
sons indebted to cold estate are re
quested to Idaho Immediate payment
PATRICK McMAHON.
Adinlniotrator.
TEL. CALL, l443, NORWALK.
New Couture Stile;
These specials are for one week Only. Each item is a genuine bargain, and cannot be dupli-
cated at the price. We intend that the New Year shallotart with a rush. hence the price cute: I
New No. a Mackerel. each,
5" .
Alaalro Salmon, can, we. .
1'37‘lb. can Bartlett Pears, Ice.
31b. can Yellow Poacher. ‘ me.
my Prepared outwit-I. ‘I‘ 1‘}
Grand Ma' II P. C...Flour, 91c.
25 CENTS. C ‘
$3300: 'i
i .‘ Ionic thorn. II .
Cuhmore stove- ior ladle: have
“ been mltly intili'ddcd‘wttltlii
lent, the values.
at21
C
ilMuslin Und
lN FULL SWING.
HOSTS oF BARGAINS.
A machificent showing of the Best Kinds or cotton ’lJIIder-
fl-carmenié at the lowest prices not named.
give no idea of the scope of this sale but shows. to some ex-
at29c
535‘ gm
erWear
A
The few quotations III
at
The most remarkable vulu
prising 300 dozen covers of
trimmed. “square,
for this sale.
CORSET COVERS.
soon at the price: the styles com-
aud lino cotton, lace and Hamburg
high and round
neck. out very fine effects. worth 39c
88 over
cumbric
21c
DRAWERS.
from. trimmed prettily.
hcinstitching. Real value, 39c
mill-3..
10 dozen indies' line eumbrlc or cot-
ton Drnwers. eight styles to select
Hamburg and
. at this
21c
UNDERSKIRTS.
"0 dozen short. Undercklrts.
line cumbimle double. umbrella
Flue cambrlc Skirts, full
trimming of deep full
iluunco; also of line homstlehe
regular price 980. this sale.
Extremely dainty Skirts full
all new. Point do Paris cud
worth 81. 60, at this sale.
hematitched: also lino oiIIsth of tucks.
with deep hem. worth 59c. thiii unto.
thee.
trimmings. two Iowa at inneitlnogasé
made «If
thinner
39c
lengths.
deep
Ii turbo.
69c
lengths
yrtt lace
NIGHT DRESSES.
0f good quality cotton. only two to
a, customer. made with 12-tueks and
cambrlc rumc, never before have you
seen such value. the bare cost of ma-
terial alone is 39c. Do not full to see
those at 29c
DRAWERS
of fine cambrle. trimmed with linen
torchon lace of nice quality. regular
price bile. Absolutely the best bargain
yet offered. This sale, 29c
CORSET covnns
of fine quality cumbrle. round neck.
lino Val loco. trimmed four rows of in-
NIGHT DRESSES.‘ ‘
Ten styles of our regular 50 cent
Gowns. comprising high neck. round or
square yoken. trimming of line clusters
of tucks, hemstltched and embroidery.
V, and the Empire shapes—in dainty
effects. Altogether the choicest col-
lection yet offered at 50c. This sglge.
o
CORSET COVERS.
200 dozen fine corset covers. in on-
tirely new styles. made of cambric or
butiste. French. low, square. round. V
and high necks handsomely trimmed.
regular value title at this sale. . 39¢
sorting; also hemstitebed .yolteyF-n-i
double dullle lulled iI out effects of line
tucking. IIIogulIu price The. This sale.
50c
l
NIGHT DRESSES.
Nearly two dozen styles, a showing
unequalled. Made of the very bout
matcrlaln. both dainty and eluh,.....-I
designs. regular price. 980. at this cute. .
75c,
DRAWERS.
Positively the best for the money.
yet offered. made of line cambrlc, trim-
mines of dainty lace. also Hamburg
and eight Iowa of tucks. regular price
title. this sale, 500
CHEMISES
IIIade of Fruit of the Loom muslin.
corded bands. extra full. neatly finish-
ed. regular price 39c. this sale. 2%
l2lc
7c
7"? .
l0c
4c
l5c
Corset Covers Dollar Corsets. Torohon Laces. Pillow Cases,
69c
10¢
3 pounds“
Strawberry Su or Boots,
Fancy
All the
ent~The
the ovens doll.
(let the
draped over gold gauze. and
with a tiny gold thread.
needle is looking about for non
motion: and Veto l h
.III I
dz; IIIIII m ItL’..arc
.dltiltlzlt I‘ . ‘ . lib
i In vilry Attack .0
100 doz. All Linen Towels, regular price 171::
72 inch hali~bieached Table Linen. regular price 500; this sale 550
656 in. Heart) Brown Sheeting, worth ($120:
2 1-4 uds. wide Full Bleached Sheeting, worth 170; this sale 121-20
666 in. Bleached Sheeting, worth 50:
50 doz. Men’s Unlaundered White Shirts, regularégcqualitu; 290
25 doz. Men’s Unlaundered White Shirts. value $1.00; this sale 690
“‘EYMOURIS Store.
Linens, Collins and Men’s While Shirts.
this sale 12 120
this sale 5c
this sale 6 o-ltc
Foundation Principles.
i"
K'
in the .iidt'no
ntilly in
the out-
line of the lace dunlgn is emphasised
Home- made valentines are to buj be
correct itind this your, and every
wild Iii! at all linudw‘wlth brush or
tlmct tot
m“ “It.
Mir- .
The foundation principles of Ulli business are:
Quality, Cleanliness, Politeness and Honest Dealing, the Highest Stand-
ard Quality of Goods. Cleanliness to handling and distributing the same.
Politeness to Patrons, both young and old alike. and your money’ II worth
to the fraetlon of a cent in every transaction.
THESE GOODS WORTHY OF YOUR NOTICE AND PATRONAGE:
Fancy Snow Bull Cauliflower in 3 pound cans,
Cultivated Eaten Fine Spinach in lb. cans.
Fancy Large eWhol e Tomatoes.“ In
on" Famous Milk Crackers,
lass Jars,
vapornted Plums, Apricots, Peaches.
We excel' In Fine Coffees. Epicurean tastes Will IIIIIl superiority of strength and aroma in the
genuine “Old Dutch Java," and Arabian Mocha Colices. ”they cannot fail to please you.
‘ ‘ Cranberries, Lettuce, Styeet Potatoes, Carrots, Parsuips, etc.
We c'all your attention to the excellent quality of our large line of Fancy Crackers, fresh from
oods we (diet are on the crest of the wave of popularity.
atria Ham! and Bonelm Bacon are superior to other goods. But no high-
er in price. We have a thouailnd articles you want; you don’t know it till you see them.
FirIIt Class Rosy Swen Butter, 28c. lb up. I
Fancy Double Cream done. You can ’t get it elsewhere.
Chan. E. Seymour. Lending Grocer. 33 WeltiWnIhington 1
WHAT woMeu ARE coming;
The dearth of good domestics ditdinn
be It world-whip complaint. Mn
and of course are for valvular Inn‘d'
more durable. They can be washed
without injury w onovor uollcd. M
are remarkably Hitting. Moi a no
kid glove is hid fly tlib use of u
muff. the cashmere glove: will no-
doubtedly increase in popularity as
they increase in improvements. for
cold weather war at tout. , ‘
Quito in contract to the evening
gowns with the how, ve long wainto
yore those out Empire. rll'hc latter III II
pretty. and, [to I always think III de-
clgnc and colors u little out of the or
dinory. mix; well withu o other», but
can uoycr bocoflopo
Danni 3 Will a drained in II bull
n slot ubout the unto «out on
"went 3leme about with ion;
ling about and wlfidl
P
'ironi Ban Francisco”. II Clilciisc‘. "ll
“7.63
I
20c. ‘
15c.
ogc.
25c: 10c lb.
Iayzc. and 15c. can.
or loiauroiy' ntidlllug d"
their frlondn. but when they count up
their‘ train w thorium
("39% it!!! %;.23'5 W4; m“
"nit ungracofiti ny, 'I‘bhdll'e ot
the other toward their partner: and
out
ends that come from bu.“ 6r bol . fly-
TI 0‘
around ilrat one and than no other.
the night was really funny. ‘
WWW l I5
ALI. ms cunt cunning. ‘ ‘
BARBTOW, Cub, January III-{rho ‘
Bantu ire overluud‘N ‘ll ”
cm- a burning brld'ép u Siberia. lg:
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