if. OCTOBER 1. 1901.
.1150; sets 5:36. 1
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M. . mm... M
Mu communlctflono for
E‘thwld I111 tddmtud to The
“Mmhnl letters not dam-ed.
"c are 110w about thirty
pastors of Unitarian
.. a in the United States.
pt addition to their ranks ls
null R Padgham, of Syr
ho has just been ordained
titty, the ordination sermon
reached by a woman, the
fitrie H. enney, of Des
0wa,w 0 two years ago
tied in the same church.
python was the first one of
ind {reached by a woman.
.ndg1am is a Smith College
1:, and pursued her theo-
1 course at the Theological
or in Meadville, Pennsyl—
guring the summer she of~
,for Miss Jenney in Des
it, and while engaged in
getial work there received a
’ Perry Pennsylvania She
t‘er upon her duties at once.
. .
principal buildings of the
nuts expedition as finally de—
poo, will in many cases be
lion buildings constructed
till 1‘ purposes at previous
titans. There 15 to be an ag-
pl building, 7oox2, 000 feet;
,ufacturers building, 600x
pet; a liberal arts building,
300 feet; a social economy
11g, 550x700 feet; a transpor-
'bt‘iilding.6oox1,2oo feet; an
ion ,I111ilding, 550x700 feet;
uilding. 300x600 feet, with
lugs each 200x300 feet; a
and, metallurgy building,
zoo feet; an electricity
thug, 600x550 feet; and a gov-
n‘t building to cover 100, 000
cet. 'I‘hc estimated cost of
buildings is $7,000, 000. This
1 t include the cost of :1 1111111‘
nor buildings.
brutany s boom has been fol
y trouble From the min-
rid iron working distlicts of
fly come continued reports
go reductions dismissals of
mi shorter hours anti lower
01' those Who do retain elu—
en‘t. So reports United
nsul General Hughes of
The number of employ—
” was cut down by 5
t. "l“. ,1)! alone, following
tip red" tibiis, and the avcl-
‘ other of men applying for
the public labor bureaus
per 100 open places.
ith 122 a year ago,
it depression first began to
try of accounting for the vi-
lfo‘pe, threeent Italian
. rdlates that as a young
‘ acehino Pecci was one of
liest devotees in Italy of
odern sport of mountain
g. as yell as a good hunter.
nde most of the peaks
home, and on his excuro
ed to talk with the shep-
to whom he often gave his
white bread and r3:
xchange for their bid
ml water and polcnta.
big three plants in the
' nut-crackers are driven
y into the crusher. Af‘
lls are cracked the nuts
‘ Wed y an air blast, and
, ed from the crush-
y‘ hand, women and
on its
yl public recreation
which
ltygrounds.
ribbon in need In trimming ten-gowns
cs employment t
”climber of' pencil?
. vote shall give in t ballot with the
immediate
. .1 now has three hun~
ying' 1n size from Ep-
including
‘atn, is over five thou-
extent, to little city
wane beading run with black velvet.
of cashmere In almost every colon,
The fancy baskets which n number of
the ladies bore in town have bad a. fad
for mtkilfthfl notifier. will aub-
stitufo very prettlly for the Jnrdlnieron
we have been In thbh that of standing
our ornamental plantain.
. W
Nothing Is prettier for housewear
than the clinging crepe de crime. But
don't select this material unless you
are ready to provide appropriate trim-
mings £01 it. It requires a. dainty silk
lining and lots of fine lace.
An argument against serving food In
fancy molds and in fanciful ways In
that It In apt to have the Appearance of
having been very much handled. Avoid
this. In preparing such “aloha: work
quickly. and above all with dexterity
Some will argue that it In a waste of
time to get ,up fancy dishes. If you
can spend your time to better advan-
tage, don't fuss wllh them. Still, If
one will make It the 1qu runner than
the exception to garnalh her dishes
and make them attractive. she will
sioon do It without any apparent loss of
line.
“The Household" has 11 bit of good
advices on the art of saving money In
its last issue. It says the only way for
one to save who has not the money-
Ioving instinct Innate In to put neldea
part of all money renewed as soon as
It Is In nanu and lot It be as if it were
1101;, Money grows very fast. If it has
a chance, and it Is 11 great comfort to
the wage earner who stands alone to
feel that there is something laid by for
a nevil day, ahou.d it. come. One girl
divides her income Into three parts:
Living expenses, as room, board, Iaun
dry. etc, take one-third; another third
covers dress and other expenses, while
the last third goes into he bank. She
says this makes me olution of provid-
Ing for the future very Implo. She nev-
or draws from one account to the 0th
or. Her friend divides her income dif-
ferently; one-fifth for room, ono~fifth
for board. one fifth spend, one-fifth
dross. one-filth save. and she likes her
division. The proportion must be ac.-
vording to the income, but something It
should be, and the soul won‘t lose by
the self-sacrifice Involved in laying
away the dollnrs that present case
craves. The naturally thriftless IndI~
vidual gains moral stamina through
the effort of saving money, and Is bot.
for for it.
MARRIAGE CONTRACT SIGNED.
PARIS, October l-The marriage
contract betwachrs. Helen Morton
daughter of Levi P. Morton, former
vice president of the United States
and Count Boson De Perlgord, 11 son
of the Duke- of Talleylnnd- Perlgoud
was signed hbro this morning In the
presence of the two families. The mar-
riage will take place at St. Marys
church, Chelsea ilundon
“I see by the papers that there’s a
fullrblooded Indian out West who Is
worth upwards of a million dollars."
All! You might call him 11 sort of
ver millionnire."-—Plll'adolphla Record
11011015
illilllili “1W“ Milling.
The Inhabitalits, legal voters, of the
Town of Norwalk. are hereby notified
111d warned that the Annual Town
Meeting of said town, will be hold on
the first Monday of October, 1301. for
he following purposes, to wit:
1. To elect. h! ballot all it! the town
inicers for the ensuing ear, except
those by low provided to e appointed
by the Selectmen.
2. To vote. by. ballot, on the question
it calling 11. constitutional {nonven ion
the state. under the p Idiotic-m
‘hnpber 146 of the Public Acts of the
state, passed at January session of the
hegislature. 1901.
Those who favor collin such con-
lion shall: give in 11. “10‘
“Conutltutiobol
" printed thereon; an
we to such convention shall give to so
ballot with the words "Constitutional
Convention. No” printed thcrdon.
8. upon petition, to determine, by
ballot. whether or not the town shall
continue to furnish free text-books and
rupplfeo to the public schools, accord-
Inz to a vote of the annual town meet-
Ing held on the first Monday of October,
900.
Those to favor of rescinding ma
.-
wordu "Free Text-books and School
Supplies. No” written or printed there
said vote shall give In a ballot with
the words “Free Tort-books and School
Supplieri You" written or printed thoro-
on.
4. Upon potltlon,to
bullot. whether or not. no
filth School to II. patent established.
under the provision of an Act pound
' ‘ by the Int. Moisture of. tlio this.
9 111111119, itbolilillod‘. rpm 1111.. , 91
«tab school
bolichlil
til
111; and those opposed to rescinding
todotor Inc. by
orwnlli
~Mm Willa.
thor of Miro Caroline full. the artist.
who died while at not. circular in o.
1111111. and whose body now in In New»
York. Mr. Hall ll not, however, t re-
tired army officer. lie but designed
several Important buildings here, 111-
cludlng one of the theatres
An aunt of the (land woman; at
whoop home the father lives. being 11.111
great shock to Mr. Hall. In response
to a question, the.~o.u11t of Miss Hall
said: ”All artists ‘uro more or loan
eccentric. 1, 1111111111. never knew of.
the eccentricity to which you refer "
NOTICE
PROPOSED AMENDMENTS TO THE
CONSTITUTION. ..
The Inhabitanto of the Town of Nor-
wulk, who are electors nnu qualified to
vote in .town- meetings therein. are
hereby notified and warned to meet on
the first Monday of October, 1901, for
the purpose of considering the follow-
ing proposed amendments to the Con
stltntlon of this state. and signifying.
by ballot. their approval or disapprov~
a! oflthc some, as hereinafter provided.
to wt:
PROPOSED AMENDMENTS TO THE
CONSTITUTION.
No. 1.
“In the election for Governor. Lieu-
tenant-Governor. Secretary. Treasurer,
Comptroller and Attorney-General, the
persons found by the General Assem-
bly, In the manner provided In the
fourth article of the constitution of
this state, to have received the great-
est number of votes for each of said
offlcoc respectively. shall be declared
by said assembly to be elected. But It
two or more persons shall be found to
have an equal and the greatest number
of votes for any of said offices. thou
the general assembly shall proceed
without debate to choose said officer
found to have on equal and greatest
number of votes for said office."
No. 2.
"SOONOR i. From and after the
Wednesday after the first Monday of
January. 1905, the Senate shall be
composed of not less than twenty-four
and notmoro than- thirtyst members.
who shall be elected at the electors'
meetings held bienninlly on the Tucs-
dny litter the first Monday In Novem—
bcl‘.
See. 2. The. General Assembly.
which shall be held on the Wednesday
after the first Monday of January.
1303, shall divide the state Into sonn-
torlnl districts. as hereinafter provid-
ed; the number of such districts shall
not be less than twenty-four nor more
than thirty-six, and each district shall
elect only one senator. 'l‘hc districts
shall always be composed of contig-
uous territory. and In forming them rc-
gnrd shall be bud to population in the
several districts, that the some may be
as nearly equal on possible under the
limitations of this amendment. Neith-
er the whole or 11. part of one county
shall be joined to the whole or 11 port
of another county'tO'form a district.
and no town shall be divided. unless
for the purpose of forming more than
one district wholly within such town.
and each county shall have at least
one. senator. The districts. when on-
tnbllshed. as hereinafter provided.
«hull continue the some until the sen
don of the General Assembly next of
for the completion of the next census
of the United States. which General
Assembly shall have power to alter the
same, If found necessary to preserve
11 proper equality of population in each
district. but only In accordance with
the principles above recited; ,after
which said districts shall not be al-
tered. nor the number of senators ul-
tered except at a session of the Gen-
eral Assembly next after the comple
lion of a census of the United States.
and than only In accordance with the
principles herelnoefore provided."
Those who approve the first 01' said
proposed amendments shall give In a
ballot with the words ”Constitutional
amendment concerning plurality elec
lions for state officers. You,” written
or printed thereon. and those who die-
approve the firstl of said proposed
amendments shall give In 11 ballot with
the words "Constitutional amendment
concerning plurality elections for state
lady'onlcorn. No," written or; printed there-
laged
Those who approvo tho second of
said proposed amendments shall give
In t ballot with the words "Constitu.
tfontl amendment concerning senators
pod senatorial districts. Yen." written
or printed thereon, and those who dis-
cpprovo the second of said proposed
amendment: shall give In a ballot with
the words “Constitutional amendment
concerning denature and senatorial
districts. No,” writtont‘ o1" prlbtou
thereon.
The ballot boxer for the reception of
voter on cold proposed amendment:
wtll be open from viii oelock in the
forenoon until five o clock In the after-
noon, lit the Town 1 cure for the am
voting district: lit t o Putnam Hose
bounty, on Franklin street South Nor-
walk, for the second voting district.
cod at the Volunteer Hm bottle,»
for the third voilnu district. .
,. _ dot Norwnlk. the int dry of
October, A.D ...1
HERBERT 11‘. 11111111.
Mr nuts
“I. R‘ Hall, it tho I:-
Invulld. admitted the ldcntltyvtoduy 1‘
and said that the numbed maven t .
from a list of the names of persons ‘
called. on But avenue. 11m Howrah;
,It. numbur of
min. .
”hundredth
Prim . Meanwhile and
Senior Ftpartmmtr. '
17101011911 preparations for
(1119:.
Certificate admits to [£1111on
cat for warden
Losses Fro.
When It can be done at no smallt
cost. why not protect yourself? For
02.10 you can Insure Your Furniture
and Household Goods in 11. Dwelling
House for three years against loss or
Demons by Fire or Lightning. to the
amount of $860.11“ In flint proportion
for n lurker rum. ‘ ‘
Ta ylordi Golden
Booth Norwolk. ‘
Rollins an In Large. I
TO PL AGE. ‘
Ind lull 30111111811101.1111 3111110 0111
lot Wiglwtllfliloll.
moon lvl. ‘ narrow.
.. r “11.110116 rues.
Insurance of Every Kind or mold.
ENTERTAINMENTS.
HOYT’S THEATRE.
WEDNESDA‘QOOTOBER a,
Iliugndomeutof
In her New Romantic Drama.
IhePoworB‘ehind
The Throne.
Written by Theodore Kremor.
A Mtqnlflcenf Scenic Production.
Pro-outed on an Elaborate Scale.
Portrayed by an Excellent Company.
PRICES FOR THIS ENGAGEMENT:
25c. 601:. can. $1.00.
w.
new 3 THEATRE
Matinee toil Night,
FRIDAY cereal-:11 4.
Special Matinee of 3: 30
JoshuaSIlnpllins
See the Thrilling 811w Mill Scene.
Watch for the Funny Farm-
ers’ Bond.
.
SPECIAL PRICES-{Wk THIS DATE
. ONLY:
Matinee, 10 and 20 oentl.
Evening. 10. 20 and 30 canto.
V 1111-: FAIRFIELD couurv
otvmos BANK.
The. directors of this bank have do-
eluroll a dividend to depositors at the
ruin of three and one- half per cent per
lilinum flom the earnings of the six
payable on and after October 10. 1901.
VICTOR S. SELLEOK,
s24 2w , Treasurer;
Sealed proposals will be received by
the Board of Selectmen or the town of
Dnrlon. 001m" until the 8th day of
October, 1301, of the office of the se-
Ioctmon of lipid town. for the
bomrnuorlou or A MA-
OADAM 1101111
In thad‘own of Dorian, 001111.. In to-
cnrdunce with Montana and specifica-
tion approved by‘tlio State Hfgbwny
Commiutloner. Bids shall state the
price per lineal 111111191 moccasin 11nd
. tooth price for nimble drliii. Th
wn rough to
£31113" ‘2: niio
Int
1
nelectmcn and ill
or 1111111111111
t to be improved trio:
ii Ion‘ltllmiu It It be
or , bond 11 1111:1111
n11...
Mule Second Prefor‘red, and c. c. c &
montnu ending September 30. 1901, .
Nun Wham
“loner. come:
for!
chopped. There were no large trunn-
actions.
no pressure of offerings on the market
and traders bid up Atehlson, St. Paul
Union Pacific and Amalgamated (lop-
not about a point. The Vanderbilt
roup. after some hesituncy became
ruler. and New Xprk, Chicago If: St.
St. boul- and Lake E1 lo I: Western Im-
proved 1 to 1%. «4
WALL BTRNMM 1 p. m.-—~Markot
was connect and heavy There were
wide chIlneu on light sales In 11 fo'w
dormant stocks. St Joseph& Grand
Inland First Preferred dropped five
and the Chicago Terminal stocks
Wheeling a: Lake Erie First and sec
and preferred and Rubber Goods 1%
to 2% Keokuk & Des Moines rose
1%.
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Reported over private wrre or ILA
iiobme. commission broker. Swortnd
Curb: tit block. South Norwnlk:
- .. mm freedom. either i
we and bingo 1.11am; 11inch: were no-
WALL. STREET 11 a. m.-There was '
Open High Low 1:30
Am. B. R Co., 122 122 120% 120%
Atehicon. 75% 73 75% 76
Atchioou. pfd. 95% 95% 95% 96%
Bill. it Ohio. 100 100% 100 100%
Bkyn. R. 'I‘., 05 65% 84% 65
Gun. South“ 83% 84 33% 83%
Chen. 11 Ohio, 44% 45 44V. 44%
C. M. I: St. P.159lfi 160% 159% 109%
0.00 & St. L. 116% 361.5
11.11 11 (31111., loan . may,
11.11. Steel, 48% 441 43% 43%
_U. 8. Steel pfd. 94 94% 931/, 33% '
Gen. llll. (10.. 257 257
Lou. & Nash, 103 103 102% 102%
Nor. &W08t., 54 ‘ 54
Man. Control. 122% 123% 12234, 122%
‘ M K. &T. pfd. 52% 53 52% [13
Miss Pacific. 95% 96 95 95
Not. Lead 00.. 20 20
N. Y. 0. d1 H. 1571.6 157% 157 157%
N. Y.. 0. &W.. 33% 33% 33% 33%
Pacific Mall 16 42%
Pennsylvania. fill 144% 143% 1437/;
Phil. & Road. 15% 1.1%
P. & R. pfd.. 75%. 111%
Sou. Railway. {32-3/4 33 32% 32%
18011. Ry. pfd.. 86 86
Son. Pacific, 55 50% 55-1; hill/l
Tenn. C. & L. 62% (32% 62%. 6276.
U. S. Leather. 12% 12%
[1.8. I..ICO. pfd. ‘19 79
Union Pacific. 96% 97% 96% 96%
|
eymour’sStore
$atnrdou.
Sept. 2%.
“onion,
Sept. 80.
Section, =
Gobi.
OUR Workrooms have been busy every minute since},
the return from the markets of Fashion of our.
MISS Murohv with a grand selection of Pattern Hats of
the most famous modistes of the Old werldttnd With“
eyes and mind full to overfloWing with~laiest conceits
and tanmes of the masterminds among Milliners.
Our trimmers and makers have conceived new
American arrangements from the choicest foreign ideas.
Not being mere copvlsts you are sure to see the best
home stvles, making the Boston Store's showmg a
unique one quite in a class by itself
’ Second Floor.
.Other Announcements.
The New Fall S'uils.
The New Skirts and Waisls.
The New Dress Goods. and Silks.
The New Fall and Winter Underwear.
WWWOWWWW
1
Golden Thoughts....
There is 11 detain point' 1n quality above which no better can be had no matter how much you
pay. There is a cerain point in price below which the Best Quality IS impossible.
We sell the genuine goods on small margins of profit and have nothing to do with imitation
goods. Our glands please the public, that' is why we are always busy
None Batter Can Be Had .
That large arrival of FANCY FORMOSA TEAS. The reputation of these goods are so firmly
established that comments concerning their qualities are unnecessary.
The BEST; COFFEE IN TOWN can be found at our store.
Bridgewthr Hills Creamery Butter. in prints; Gilt Edge Creamery Butter in tubs.
Double'Cream‘Cheese, Franco-American Soups, Double Strength Pure Spices. .Ferris Hams,
Bacon and Smoked Beef, Superfine Exquisite Figs.
New Goods arriving daily, which are dainty and delicious. «l
ATTENTION
U RDAY.
~
$1.00
DONOVAN BUILDING.
1 ,, , ‘ II POUND onAuutArnn m .
- ' , enormous ELOXNfiOltE: '
, , our: muons wmrn noun noun,
one. 3 3111mm new Jun.
School Children.
We are not going to forget the I ittle ones by any means.
glvo Ablolutoly Free, an abundance of School Supplies. consisting of Pencils, Pens.
Rulers and very pretty Lunch Baskets.
I} I. SIEYIIIIIIII, leading 811101.33 West Washington 811111.
Telephone CIII, 58-2.
ATTENTION
So on Saturday, September 28, we are going to
Pads. Composition Books,
Free to all the school CHILDREN WHO COME TO SEE US ON SAT-
We are also quoting prices very low this week. Give us 11 trial order and save money.
19 LBS. ORANULATEO SUGAR. 01.00
, $1.00 5 LBS. BEST MOCHA AND JAVA COFFEE, $1.00
, $1.00 FINE NATIVE POTATOES ,PBR BUS'HEL, $1.00
2 pkga. Cream 01‘ Wheat. Etc 3 cans Choice Tomatdeu. / 2511
2 pkgu. Grape Nuts. ' 25c 923"" FML 3 cans Cream Corn, 1 250
Pillsbury'n Out Food. pkg" 9c . THE ONIEL'NI‘JeIEN 2 lbs. Best Snlt Pork, 25c
Hornby'll Oat Meal. plop, 13c gyrumny, New Murrow Bonus, qt, 9c
Cook’s Flaked Rice, pkg, 12c New, Pen Beans. qt. so
New York
rocery Co.
UP-TO our: onocana. ..
SOUTH NORWALK.
SPECIALS For 1103 WEEK A1 * ' ,
Lynch Co. Grocery.
panacea Miami-d Sordid“. ni‘
‘ I
‘ Y BUTTER 1 _
55:. BAO; “.40 BBL. 7‘
81.110.
15¢ 15 other Lion Soap. 25c.
1311. 1‘ qt. glass jar Jelly, 10¢ 11 other Chic 8011p; use.
131:. 3 lb. Mod Saul. too 7 «but Btbbitt’t Soup. 115111
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