no changes
c' her the S
nquestione‘d by eilli _
V it” I VW .
{or 9911911 1. His record
,- .
eclé‘r and appoint
" 11ny a Republi~
lace. Among the
tly mentioned
been: are these
i 1, 61 Salisbury.
adcr and House
richly earned: his tic-appointment,-
nd . i tic-appointed it
entirely to politic
. lid thei influence of
ew gruntlcd laW‘ycru who on,
thinking ,W
'mcis lilrgcly
‘, . Haven and
11d presuma~
'3111] or other
down by
trying .casnri.
county, that of the midi court of
determined. but most of the epoch
sltiou to the 111511 agpointnient of
Judge Howard JV. urtis has dis—
appeared. At present there seems
to he no candidate .111 0 position,
and 111:: caucus which iield will
probably renonlinate him.3 The
‘ caucus in... not yet been called,
Mbut will be within a few days
omcsticdramaon “LongV Island. A despatch
David Ii. Underhill, of New York city, up-
13‘ Wife, now Mrs.]oh11 Corrlgan, of Greenwich
011$ if from the grave a few days ago. He deserted her
.31 ug children more than twelve years ago While residing
' ut. but sent three years later for the children.
ndcrhill 11" net at the door of (lorrigan 5 home by his
she recognined him and Screnmcd out:
have you come. from? I thought you were ‘dead. "
tie hill told of his wanderings since leaving his wife, after a
m.
tablith their home.
cannot, as I am now anothers‘ wife and have five litle ones
afterhere." said Mrs. Corrigan When Underhill learned
left thit woman" with a tearful goodbv
rWants Damages tor Dog Bite. .,
There no movement 011 foot to change the designation ol. the
’11 “1111111 5 best friends" to the “ ‘lawyer s delight.’ 'l be reason
2h 11g of another dog case in the civil Court of Common
“(the ‘p‘tlrlies in interest are from Dauburi and that vicinity.
1 i actor in the original aggression and the lack» 1n the suit
go 1101; owned 111 the defendant lhe. suit is brought by
..\1lc.~\dams as guardian for James Me \daius, a minor. oi
"111111.11: recover damages of $2.000 from William H. Start of
V 1,;for injuries inflicted upon Me Adams the younger, bva
lied by the defendant The complaint alleges that on Octo’
"51900, the boy was attacked by the brute, his clothing was
3‘33 he‘whs scratched and bitten about the face. Among other
. as we ohe to in: left eye. The organ was so badly damaged
‘ “£161. 111 htehas. been seriously impaired. and the complaint sets
V thatfihe injury will result in its ultimate loss. l‘he suit is,
re, instituted for the full “1111011111 of damages for such an in
lowedby statute
‘1’ 811061166 oi Coal.
Despitethe cffortt of the‘ bi erholesale coal concerns there is :1
Heel 'all airing cw England coast. Coal is still hard
‘ .
e
iiioVVr Niiw En land 1. 3.111! 111 case of a protracted bad spell
weather or thé eluy o shipiLiiente on account of the. prices will
vine-many New England cities 11' is said that the big coal com»
V ‘ more out oi coal which is sent West that the shi ment at
"rid this is one reason why coal is being.$¢nt est in-
New England ports. The demand, too, is greater than
ply which the companies are sending out, work at the mines
‘ been so generally renewed after the settlement of the
A Inhale lo the Queen
liltV of the VEi/VeVninV‘g sentinel;
Dear Sir: It is said that the sun never sets on the British
1.1111111161111111 Was dimmed, the shadows fell when V tutorial
my. Millions of her people mourn;
. 3 1686 Q! a good queen of a great country I
V' gLVmother,L a sensible royal woman, one oi God 5 most per eel
Victoria in deed; ithadowe have fallen, but their stuyls
hit nt. Her memory will never die. Every true lover of r ght.
W 11. mercy and virtue will mourn the loss of a noble woman. and
kVIGod that the world has been blessed with Victorixywp
a faithful wiLfcll
136'” ‘CAV/V‘VL'
Judge Frost’s Name Discussed
ehtatiircs LL
the‘civll Courtwf 6de
er lids maintained from the. first, the mill
is“ «tentative; favor the retention of
Pilétejhpem to be no reason for bcfivin
* - are
ene‘y 11111.1
”i'ohihctiruci
“ l l
'VVdi‘u-ing the pas ‘ eight years 111111:
not bend the judge to their way oi i L ..
The otheryudgeshlp iii Fairlield ,
(30111111011 Pleas. has not yet been ,
net We have 11111111
¥ , good things left
his last call ‘ to
.1
1116111 1111 our entire stock
DOMET FLANEL. th6 too 61'
DRESS GINGEAM. ‘
The Best WI%APRON GI GHA
TURKIS ELS. extra l31-ge' size, the 15c. grade at 10c.
ALL LINEN DOYLIES at 45c. donut L‘
11-11 WHITE BLANKETS. the $1.99 grade, 77c.
DRESS GOODS 1n pilida at age—411 the sac. grade.
NOVELTY DRESS GOODS. 75c. and $1.00 grade, soc. ‘
W; . :“g Sm I I Wares.
HOOKS AND EYES the Be. rider! ’
FEATHER STITCHED BRA D. the toe. grade. 51:.
AGATE BUTTONS, to dozen for 101:
YARN all colors, 91: 7c. shell!
211.8,! E COMES. at 151;.
C TICIVIRA SOAP. at 1711.
use. POCKET BOOKS at 18c. ‘ '
All 6111- $1.00 line oi KID GLOVES at 69c. Fully warranted.‘
Our Eminent Department offers many exceptionally good
values—DECORATED CHINA the same price as plain white.
541:. e
“Why Dave, ‘
“3111i asked her to return with him to care for the children W
111.
we mourn with them‘
V‘ 111.6111 ha
1 Fairliel 16616 111111161111 4
9 ‘ 3mm Piece WW
MEN'S GRAY SOCKSt a
CHILDREN’S RIBBEV'D
ity at 181:.
mile at
Hosiery, Underwear. etc.
VEST.“ at 12,511. the a 1;. grade.
LADIES’ BLACK COTTON HOSE-«mil- regu
LADIES' BLACK CASHMERE HOSE. 39c.
GENTS AND LADIES ALL-WOOL UWNDE
M N’S HEQAVY BUCK GLOVES the $1.110 grade at 69c. ,
25c. qual-
rede. at 19c.
EAR. the
Men's Furnishings.
EIDERDI? 'Tnf FLANNEL‘; saints, a: 391.
man's Fina Pennant tuners all sizes at 119e, worth $1
and 81:25. "
GENUINE GUIOT SUSPENDERS, regular soc. quality; tit
39¢-
25c. ELECTRIC WEB SUSPENDERS at 11,411.
MEN‘ S ALL LINEN COLIViLAVRS, at 712.; CHEFS. tel/3c.
UNLAUNDERED WHITE SHIRTS, sizes 14%, 15, 16.16%
and 17.111 291:
Cloak Department,
M116 rim.
LADIES' ALInWOOLPLANNEL WAISTS. $1.90 grade at
soc.
HEAVY EIDERDOWN WRAPPERS that were $2.95. while
they last, $1.00.
Choice of our entire line of FINE FRENCH FLANNEL
WAISTS, prices were $2.00. $11 so. $2.98 and $3. 75. at this sale, your
choice $1. 50.
CHILDREN’S CAPE JACKETS sizes 4. to 12 years. all new
this screen: the $2. 98 to $4. 50 grades at one price. to close. 3;. 98.
Any DRESSING SACQUE in our stock can be purchased at
this sale for no. "
HEAVY FLANNELETTE NIGHT ROBES. regular prices
$1. 75 and 81.98; tomorrow $1. 25.
HENDRlEV VNOT READY 'l'LoV RETIRE;
Norwnlk Rollie Kindly Provlda 11 New
Colonel for ”19 Fourth.
A report which comes from Norwullt
says that Charles w. lieudrle:-wlll 10‘
sign an colonel or the Fourth Reg:
merit, the resignation to take ello‘ct
Aprll 29; The Norwallt papers have
appolntod (Monet Heudrle'a mrccosaor
more than once before, and, though
they any new that theme previous rum-
orti were 11111011111106. they are com:
sure that the colonel in going this out:
They have contacted Major Fitch to
succeed him, and any that Captaln
Howard J. Bloomer, or Company' 1).
in the leading candidate for the vacun
cy they have created in the ruuiorlty.
The atory. which to evidently calcu~
lated to boom Captain Bloomer tor nul-
jor. tulle 1691 in military circles. where
it In realised that the latter. though a
very capable youux pincer. he: not the
tent chance or being made major. at
least tor the present. There are now
live captains who rank center to him.
and who Would have to he considered.
in the ordinary course 0! events. he-
i'ore Cupmlu 1110611111: would be thought
or. in tent Captuln cemetock of
Norwalk, is three grades the serum- 01
Captain Bloomer. and would be con-
aldered before hliu.
In regard to Colonel Handrle'a alleg-
ed intention to resign. there is no no
cret that the colonel has been consul-
erlng the matter. Rut lt ll highly ini-
probable that he will leave the retry
ment for some time to come. lie but
been quoted as saying am he did not
Inland to rot. in the «Nice. but 1 era
in nothing In this “element indict lvo
of an Intention to realm in the near
future. lune-1M“! 111111011111 militar-
circles that 1116111 may be 111111111 dove-
opmontn lit the future tint will 111911
61161er new “1111 on the Goonel'u
rcp‘or Intention to lay noun theillur-
don: 01.111 amour—alumina .46va.
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THIWSLAVIR 0! MRI. IUOGI.
NlnegVucuOld Daughter intent the
. or ‘96 1111111111111;
Pl'l‘ 'l‘llV‘VR 8m. P9“ itch 111931! lan'l‘heo
sliver or with lineal, or“:
11968 1111111 rd‘oreil
It Will. 11311111113
do hummoknonnb i...
no Willi szflc ileu-
Hodge 1, .‘11
it. an IM 1°
worth»
111‘
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01111 or human“ 111111111116 ’
DANVBVIVIVRY CRANCH.
New York Dlvlclon oiiConlolldutod All
curb; Dcubury‘ Division.
111 midnight lint night the Danbury
dlvlslon of the New York, New Haven
and Hartford rullroud conned to exist
as 11 separate dlvlalon and became the
Daubury branch or the New York dirt-
on. WW .. -.. .. , L.
All at the division otlleluls have been
assigned- to good places elsewhern
SuperintendentJ ll Martin. 0! the
Dunhury division. will begin his dut-
len in his new position. that or indict
nut cuperlntentleut or the Hartlord dl—
VIIIOII. next week. Superintendent
Sheppard. or the New York dlvlnlon.
assumed control or the Danburl
brunch at midnight. last night. The
bunlneu of the branch will all be tron
noted from Ruperlntendont Shepard'a
olheo in New York
Ohio! Train Dispatcher McMahon. ol
the Daubury divlalon, began his dutles
in New York last night, as 11 member
of the dispatcher: town or the New
York dlvlslon. He will look after
tralnu running over the Dnnbury
branch at Lnlght. F. W, Browu.1lm
luerly of South Norwnlk will look alter
the Danbury divlelou traffic from the
New York oillce dnrlnx the day.
John Klleourne, modulator of the
Dunbnry division. begun . blamlullec no
roudmapter or the northern and o! the
Derbehlre division lmmodlulely. ll.
munch. or New Haven. will move to
Dbbbu‘ry 111111 will be an all-latent road
mutter. buying the trucks at the Don-
bury brunch under his aueprvlslon.
Chief Clerk 0. C Mexilold will be-
come ntenoxrapher to the roll road
committee“ of the legislature. 'ailtl Vllll
continuetto renlde in Doubury. t{lid-
Mommy more
3 Melton wlll
I! e
nth Nor-walk. MLM
1611 ml:-
0 01661111 in the lulu eiroet Ita-
l.D91ihtlrv. wlll be cloned wltlt‘ the
piled or the mammoth 11611111.
9le the chancellor-I'm The rngl-‘z
f 1111111 9111111 V1121!“ Dunbar! r
’ loop running to. to
11nd day and 1119111 .9439”?
DON. Febru9‘ry iw'l‘be hunk
court unlit 661:an the
tlou 1mm 11111111
mini 16th. 1111111 1111111
Ml ”1:401- 0161 .
to
116$ny 1.011111111119111 re ltll‘M' '1
tor the moment. Mr. Kllcmme
will mtm to Grant Bantam» in 111
teldll‘bpb olllce will who 111111111 11 V
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‘ffiMaA..-
B'EED‘VV’ 9033353: Under presut ”conditions of the tire
Insurance bu been throughout the
country. it be paved the 119de to
look well to the financial condition of
insurance 0011111911196 in which his
properly is insured. Among the Met
tot luluruuce companies represented
by Taylor 8: Golden. will be found the
Liverpool 4: London I: Globe. (the
largest insurance c0111 by in the
world.) the Royal. o! verpool. Eus-
land (the next largest and a usual
insurance 1101111191111 in the worl .l 1111
old 1111110111. (one or the 1110113111111.
surmce companies in thin country.)
Also twenty other companies which
are the very best doing business in
this country and Europe
SOUTH NORWJLK
SAVINGS. ERIK.
Open dolly, except Saturday. from
A Son of Arlen. 2: 07%. Among a Lot
Irouuht to Hartford.
Dick Blumenthal was in Vermont re-
cently and run upaxalnut 11 son or Mr.
Forhau's great horse. Arlou. 2:01:36.
whlcb he p11rehnsed,and the youngster
is now hr the Blumeuthul stables on
Morgen street. Aloacan in the colts
name. He is n handsome bay. racy
looklulr and a pattern of cleverness
Hln dam was Lone Pine. 2:35“, Who
was :1 brother to Pnlo Alto and other
wall-known speedy ones. and lnherlteu
speed on both sides back two or three
generations.
Another outcome of the trip It; the
elegant chestnut lllly Barronnesa win-
ner or lost year's Vermont luturlLty for
three your: olds. She is 11 line spool
men or the Baron Wilkes runny.»
sweet 1111 11 May morning ln disposition.
and rated to step many seconds faster
than her record or 2: 36, made in the
event mentloned above.
Mr. Blumeuthul also bought 11 hall-
brother to Split Euro. 2: 21%. which
quite. resembles him In general look.
although not quite so toppy in humour
as the only Split Earn.
Dick has lately remodeled 1111 large
stables. and now has one oi the finest
salesmems in New En land lie or
presses his ballet that urges will be
considerably cheaper than usual this
deacon. excepting. perhaps. unusually
beginning specimens «Hartford cour-
1111
Suturday. 8 a. m. to 12 111.. and on Mon-
duy evening from 710 8.
Interest allowed on deposits.
ALDEN SOLMANS. Pratt.
JOHN H. FERRIEW Vlco-Prest
GEO. ll‘. BEARSE. See. and Tree.
QUICK. ‘
Bracelets are thickly omuiuentoil
- Main stream. south Norwich. Cebu:
911..1n tolzm. andtromltoapflm'
or of”
by the best method. We.
moat carem‘l‘ 11191111116011!
perlcctlop ot dell W .
(notion of coal ' r» , 11:. ,
w: KNOW l'r _ ’
will be to your advantage to buy your
Cool here. 1 . .W .
IRVING LOCKWOVOD & CV9}.
Successors 16 VD Harlin. L 1.:
Coal Yard and 0116:: Water street.
Branch omce corner Washington and .'
1111713:
Slide: 1
Telephone (21111.31 11.
10 sort VEVVERYBDDY
WE HAVE THEM comm BY rule
out LOAD EVERY now one.
1.
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M. TARLOV
CONNECTICUT rTURNPlKE,
South Nor-walk.
Dail‘u Freight Line
service
HORN/A L.K
SOUTH NORL'WALK
and
NEWa YORK.
dirt oil Remnant. ,
VULCAN AND EAGLE.
Leave Nowell: 5 3.111. be him
Norwalk 6 p 111., have 0* York.
:‘ler 23. East River. necking: Street.
11 111.
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TIME TABLE
H
in 96661 Decemlier 2. 1900.
LEAVE SOUTH VVNORWALK FOR
NEWV OHK.
‘.A M..:—-—l8 63:. 425511. 5: 45R. 8‘ V15.
6: 55 ‘ 17:18,) flit. 8116!". 8 .Mx, 9. 38
: ' (9:40. 11: 311.5 '
M.” “511.1117. :‘251. 32 M.
3: 21:, 4: M: 4158!, 5:88, 6‘5”, 8&41:
7:5511. 8:11 10:30.
5 .
661:. 5: V4611. 9: 66.
25' 11 5: not r:2o,1e:1o.
“W
Who’ll do my "papering in
ilh ti ii 4 Id d l i - . . W.
3on1.."’iri§“;oia°iniii 33.31%?th W a hurry and do it right ?
enmved with! the giver‘t 111mm.
. i will.
JUNIUS BROWN
Sore. Throat? South Misti Street. V
TRY L Under hackle, Lawn-11.51.11. mayo. 11
' . Res. 25 WlillnfifirovePIace.
3116111,
_ , , pint.
Inc. 256. 501:.
or SIM
‘L Baxter ii iii Planted s.
6: on 71:06.
L10:025.W:1V0V’194-
2100 3. V
V:330114:629,:4ili,1 60:606.: ’
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