ill 13111110113195 M388 5&8°"593:.141 .
in Carpets. from 250 yard up.
is Carpets. 110 tire tapestry) 75c yd.
n Voivets. #100 yd.
WWI" Lurge assortment from 12c yurd
use and Art Squares in Ingruln, Smyrna. Moquetto.
ter’e Oil Cloths nnd llinolcums.
leinwny and other high grade Pianos and Pisnoles.
piano department in FulriieldCohnty.
1
,3 3n Evenings.
.1‘511 11:41 0
l- 1;»:
a Ribbed Vests and Wool Blankets,
1‘. .
25 Cents.
Boy's
$1.00.
Comfortsbles.
25o, 5°C., 75s., $1.00.
‘ Blankets,
‘ m From soc. to $1.50.
ton Filling.
hi by to the finest Carpet. in 9:55:55 Ity and It reduced
in Axminster Carpets, formerly 31. 75; this week. 3100.
trn heavy Sateen Coverlngsdwhlto cotton filled, $2.00 and $2.50.
WW remind you thstwo are 300 mplete Hom Furnishers.
or easy psyments and honest denling have made this the most sails.
Free Deliverv.
1114014117‘
4 “111501111 Mam 113115 Am 515.. 5551311 Norwalk
As the weather grows chilly,O one begine‘totihnk of warmer
‘DERWEAR. We are prepared to respond to your demand.
From $2.00 to $6.00.
Childrens‘ Ribbed Vests
and Drawers, at
Childri'n’s Natural. Wool
and White arments.
3He3a3vy Fleeced
Shirts and Drawers.
Comfortsbles, OFIne Cot-
Everything
3 25 Cents.
50 Cents.
05. Cents.
$14-00 to $1.501-
$2 0010$3 50':
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frighten {
3 1 The rest of his itinerary ls unsettled be-
9 the entrance examinations of last
‘ ‘Honry White. of' thiI city. received
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44 SEATTLE. Wash. October 5~A3n er.
fort yids mods here to obtain from Mgr
unis Ito. a statement regarding the div
uouneemest froni Londhn that Japan is
about to procure a loan of fifty million
yen. equal to 125.000.0110 in gold, in the
United 015151.01 this sum it was 11111
ported that five million ycn was to be
expended in Formosa.
Marquis [to was asked whether or not
his visit to the United Statee‘ls in con-
ncctlon with the proposed loan. To
this 3Becretery Tru’dzuki. sp’euking for
Marquis Ito. replied:
“This is the first I haVe hoard con~
ccrnin'g the alleged desire of Japan to
110111 a loan. in the United states. I am
hardly prepared to credit the authentic~
ity of the rumor. Moreover, I can any
with absoulute assurance that Martinis
no is here for no purpos e of this kind.
Japan‘ a ne‘cessltios are merely tempor-
11my3 and no trouble whatever Will be
encountered in securing the icon spok-
1111 of. In fact 1‘ will be surprised if it
is not placed with our oWn people
"If the 1555 is made it will be for the
purposes of internal development June
on is in the height of 11 great era of de-
velopment. She wishes to improve her
harbors to fester shipping and comb
merce. to build i-nilrodds imd 51mm.
dustriai 01119111115511.1115 eipendlturo
of the sum named in the despntch will
undoubtedly be an incentive to future
trade between the Pacific coast and Jop-
an. We' used American supplies of ev-
ery kind. including steel and iron,
couches. locomotives etc."
‘Msrquls Ito leaves, for the east today
He will rennin several days in St. Paul.
youd the fact that he will pay his res-
poets in President Roose'telt. st Wesh-
3151131011.
A' banquet was tendered the marquis
at the Rsnier Grand list eyening it
was attended by premlnsnt residents of
this city. The l 5.1 Japanese colony
nova Ii mog'niiic 1 reception to their
distinguished countrymen yesterday.
THE COMMERClAL‘ RECORD.
Real Estate SummIry for the Week in
‘ 7011451015.
NEW HAVEN October .fiw'l‘he sunk
mnry of rsdl some transactions of The
Commercial Recdrd for the current
week. makes the following showing:
Mort-
Sales mes.
New Haven. 45 8196.725
West Haven. 5 2,2300
Hartford. 33 69.87
Bridgeport. 1-1 11.31 1
Waterbury. 16 13.586
Mormon. 4 3,400
New Britnin. 18 28.595
Norwlch. 8 2.750
New London. 7 12.300
Middleton 11.2 1.560
Norwnlk. 6 3.159
l.)nnl)ury ll 2.150
The transactions of the Hartford and
New Haven clenring houses for last
week. were no folimvs:
1901.
Hartford. 82.569.582
New Haven, i.712.699
Hnrtford clearings increased 23.2 per
cent. over 1900. and 12.5 per cent. over
1899. New Haven increased 28.6 per
cent. over 1900. end 14.9 per cent. over
1829.
HUGH CHAMBERLIAN PRIZE.
Allen Schuyler Malcolm of Worcester
Secure. the Honor for ares Scholar
ship at Yale.
NEW HAVEN. October 5~Alicn
Schuyler Malcolm. of Worcester Mass.
has been awarded the. Hugh Chnmhen
lain prize for highest rank in Greek at
month nt Yale University Raymond
honorable mention.
‘ Dean Henry P. Wright. of Yale has
announced the following junior sp-
polntmeot for the class of 11103:
Philosophicsloretlons: C. Beré
mangNew York: E. R Clark. Forming
ton 001111.: Harry T. Clark. New Hsv;
011; Harry H4. Clark. w.incheIter
Tenn; David U Cory. Jr. Engiewood.
N 14055035 8. 4.1.0001: Gloyorlviilo.
N. “1.; D. B. McLean, New Haven;
Hugh Rankin. Peekeltlll N. Y.: W. P.
Sell-lee. Cleveland; 0.: R. 8. Smith
Why. If. B Vondovsntsr.
Iiililtbeth N. 1 .l.. 9 Bredford Webster.
W bury Conn.
”'01 lions hove been swsrded to the
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Georgi Arnold. New Hem: J. H.301:
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their: William Ferguson. Manchester:
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4 Thomuton: Robert P Keep. .11., NoraI
wich: A. D Mullin,‘ New Haven; D J!
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boxed~ and acne but per-
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AIIIIOII llIMIlO “OOIPAIY.
In"
(NICE...
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The inhabitants. 1535.1 voters. of the
Town of Norwelkr‘ are hereby notified
and warned that ltho “14‘Annual Town
Meeting of sold town, will be held on
the first Monday of October. 1901. for
the following purposes. to wit:
~ 1. To elect, by ballot. all of the town
officers for the ensuing year. except
those by law provided to be appointed
by the Selectmen?
2. To vote. by ballot. on the question
of culling a constitutional convention
of the state under the provisions of
Chapter 146 of the Public Acts of the
state passed at January session of the
lmglslstnre. 1901.1
Those who fever coiling such con-
vention shall 31554111 I-haliot with the
words "Constitutional Convention,
Yes” printed thereon; and those oppos~
ed to such convention shall give in 11
ballot with the words "Constitutional
Convention. No" printed thereon.
3. Upon petition. to determine. by
ballot whet start or not the town shall
continue to II' sh free text- books and
supplies to the- hblld dchoois. accord«
ing to 0. vote of the annual town meet-
ing hold on the first Monday of October.
lililil.
Those in favor of rescinding said
vote shall giro in 0 ballot with the
words “Free Text~books and School
Supplies, No" written or printed there-
on; and those opposed to rescinding
sold vote shnll give.in a bullet with
the words “Free Text-books and School
Supplies. Yes" written or printed there-
on. And
4. Upon petition. to determine. by
ballot. whether or not the Norwnlk
High School as at present established
under the provisions of an Act passed
by the lust Legislature of the state.
shall be abolished. Those in favor of
abolishing said high school shrill give
in 11 ballot with the words “Norwalk
Hugh School No" written or printed
thereon; and those opposed to abolish-
ing said high school shall give in e bul-
lot with the Words “Norwnlk High
School Yes" written or printed thereon.
The polls will be open for said pur-
poses from 6 o clock in the forenobn
until 6 o‘clock in the afternoon. at the
Town House. for the first voting dis-
trict; at the Putnam Hose House.
Franklin street. South Norwslk. for
the second voting district and at the
Volunteer Hose House. so called. East
avenue. East Norwslk for the third
voting district.
Dated at Norwslk, the 1st day of 0c-
tober. A. 0.. 1901.
JAMES A BROWN
SAMUEL LYNES.
FRANK H. MERRILL.
Selectmen of the Town of Norwsik. 51
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Office of the Street mmiulooors of
:1. 51501100111001 Orvfllllr Connec-
111 ”Mt. MM: 2.119011 9" " .‘
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thinned 11111117 o'clock. p. in... offloa-
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WW” 3 news!
Wm
old lower to repair.
-in3ch attuned iii
his excel
43131111 11 0111111 on 4
night:
torrid.
. the finish of thorax-u in the bout to
tho Erin. and when 1 turned 5115111410
4 Notch the racers the situation had on-
4‘ the load. and both bouts were practicw
‘ pen led on winning iodny's rode on
13113131311111 Thought 331101011 115.
Ill: be Would Miller l-iavo t 5 Rm
1 dot Ind ocqoymm of the Aim .
lean fieop'lo Than the Cup he '
Tried Io Hard to Capture. '
"l um 11 disappointed man.” said 811'
‘lhomue Lipton. ht Sandy Hook lost
.“My lust hopes li'avc been shuts
.llntll within fifteen minutes (if
windwnrd toduy I would have staked
by life that the Shamrock ll. would
have crossed the line victor. She luld
leokcd to me. and to 1111 near 1110.}to‘9h'o
well and solely in the load.
“1 turned to speak to Cnptuln‘
Wringe. who commanded the first
Shamrock. and who was beside me on
tircly changed. The Columbia was in
oily on their last tacks. There was
little ohuncc of retrieving the ~lost
ground and I begun to lose hope. The
end of that lost dishcnrtlng tuck cums
all too soon. and my spirits sank.
"l was terribly disappointed. for not-
nrnily all my confidence in the Shem~j
rock hed ind me‘to centre my hopes in
this third race. With two against no
success or oven further contest 1119.1
event of which i felt rertuln through
out the more than four hours of the
race until that last sudden change. it
was enough to tuke the heart out of
any man.
‘llowcver. I would rather retain the
friendship and respect of the Amerii
can people than lift the cup. and what
that means you must know.
“in regard to the contest for the
America's Cup i feel that the Show
rock put up 11 good fight. u better light
than has any other host that ever
crossed with intent to inks hack the
cup. i believe the race today won the
closest especially at the finish. of any
ever sailed in these contests. we
brought over our best 11nd did our
best. There is little‘ else to say. '
“Whether l sh‘nll over challenge
again it is too early to say. I do not
know what! may do iu'tllnt regard or
whit will he done with the Shamrock
11., but It is not true that she will re
main here to rode next spring."
Sir Thornns~ Lipton reached the San-
iy Hook Horseshoe on the Erin before‘
the Shamrock 11.4'4'was towed in after
the ruce last night. The Irish knight
was downcsht. Those who came in
contact with him. including the mem-
bers of the Challenge Committee of
the New York Yacht Club-come away
impressed with the idea that Sir Tho.
man was sad indeed over the failure of
the Shamrock Ii. to win even a single
race.
As he suggested. his disappointment
was the deeper. perhaps, because. 1111‘
“111' the» very ' 15501501551155 or the race
he was buoyed up by a generally shsr-
cd belief that the Shamrock would
prove the victor of the tiny. Failure
11an come when his spirits hurl been
rising all day. owing to the splendid
behavior of thc Shamrock ll‘.
His rcmhrlt that he would rather
“keep the regard and respect of the
tmerican people than lift the cup" is
but on expression ‘of his ‘pridc in the
kindly feeling for him that has found
frequent expression since he come in
west of the cup.
Sir Thomns remained on tho Erin,
mept for a short visit to the Shnm-
och, and bowl“ remain with his two
yachts in the'llorseshoe until tonight
or tomorrow. when he will come to
New York and 110‘ to the Wnldorf‘As
ioria. Ailer'n‘fey days he will start
for Chicago.‘ Beyond that his plans
either for himself or his challenger
are undetermined.
The Columbia came into the Horse
shoe ahead of the" Shamrock 11. She
was greeted Oh it “chorus of whistles
and cheers. ct not less honrty was
the reception accorded her rlvul o. {cw
minutes labeft"
Mrs. E D.‘ 10101111111. wife of the man-
iging owner of tho Columbia. was on
that yacht «us her hushdnd when the
Shamrock come do anchor dbdut one
hundred yards away fires Morgan
sprang forward us soon as the chal
ien‘tmr but way and led the men of the
Columbia in a rousing series of cheers
for the crew that had so nearly snatch-
11:1 the dny' 11 Victory from the Colum-
b 11
Again and again as Mrs. Morgan
waved her head the white clad sailors
waved their cops and cheered. The
example of hires Memo was contain
ions. Hor husband and the usually
nlocld Captain em joined enthus-
insticelly in the cheer-Ins Men on oth-
er hosts in the diormhowlow Mrs.
Morgan and theNl'illlod in the acclaim.
When the demonstration was quieted
the men at rehe- Blmnroek Ii. respond
ed by cheering the Colombie with the
181110 heutioon‘xlnt bod milled their
previous solutes when hope rethor than
'iefeot who: with than. 1 1
arsed 1.9100111! Captain. Too.
3 1d molest I for-
midsbl'o for»; drill Dlrflorsan. "and
in con-mu ‘1wa "011511 from 101
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forms. I em 0!-
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promilt settl Ill 1 of t 0 contest for
11109 romaine-ls“ our. The sentence
of today's race was no surprise to me.
Although them 1: ll. led the Co.
‘umhle 511551010011 until close
410 the 111111.401!“ in the defender
hover wave rd‘ho victory was the
.1110 of the o on: she is the bet.
tor booty“ All“? ”91‘1“an at»:
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cradle 15‘. 't Optsis timers”,
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The soft Cllifl'on Draping Veils
‘thr variety of meshes displayed
rcpi'tsrn-tcd.
for 10 have their shirts made to
shown.
75 styles.
100 styles, 151:,
Furniture Store upstairs include
realized in many cases.
41751111105
IN CONSIDFRING Dili’i ‘A118
an: important. for lashion favors tin-1‘11 markedly {this season.
lend additional charm to their already pleasing clmrattér.
"Complexion” or black and White wrnycsarc almostiufinitein
important one for the Wash linbxic Seclion
Paroles—American and English
100 styles, 36 inch, 12%c yd.
Finc- l9‘rench Cambric
150 Styles,
Zephyr Cloth and Madras
100 styles.
Anderson’s Fine Madras
3 . 200 styles,
Satin Striped and Brocaded Madras
Fine, Soft Oxford Cheviot
all recommend the use of a War
Sfor hall Costumes Veil-
in several new éliects which '
lhc
15.111111 combinations 25/1111
Velvet Discs and Rings. Chenille Spots ih clusters“) ctc.
‘Wliilr‘ the leading novelties always form a large and inter-
esting portion ol’our stock, staple styles are not less completely
3111111111113 1111: 111111 ,11111
1 I3111 MAT 'll9‘. ll of selling suitable inbricsl to men who pre-
order has grown into quite an
Special attention
is dctolcd to the selection of suitable patterns and coldrings for
this purpose and an immense variety of handsome styles are
15c yd.
15c yd.
1.
25c yd.
35c yd.
250d; 350 yd.
3011101 .vaungoess
ADDITIONS to the stock of office equipments in the big
Wardrobes. Their need in of-
. . 3" ‘ '4." ‘ .
fires not limit wrtli avarlable closets IS real. though perhaps not
Considerations of nentness, conven-
ience and the preséi‘vntion of coats. overcoats and office coa'ts,
Those in our stock are
admirable. Of Quartercd Oak, lined with Bird's Eye Maple,
dust tight and provided with 11111111910115 hooks.
drobc.
rock'if; "Thé 0011151115555 the
better bout therefore she won. "
Caotsln Barr ind His Apple.
OCuptnin Charles Barr‘s calmness
was demonstrated yesterday after the
race. to the passengers on the steamer
Shlnnecock end to a few on private
yachts. immediately after the race
the Shlnnecock" and half a dozen pri
vote ya'chts run up to the challenger
and the defender to get good view of
the racers and their men.
on the Shamrock their salutes were
acknowledged with a waving of hands.
0n the Colurhbis there Was more of
exultstion among the sailors as cheer
after cheer 5011111101! in their ears from
the crowded Shinuecoek.‘ But the man
in whom 5x51151151. well most to be ex-
peeled—he whose masterly sailing had
to the thinking of all. won the race—-
was on? in"; an apple in that moment
of his supremest victory.
At this moment the Erin was ai-
moat the only beat for miles about
that did not fly special 1535.110 sa-
lute some from Sir Thomas Lipton's
steam yacht unlil the victorious Co-
ium‘his had been phased and then
there came the 1551 '0f the whistle.
Captain Borrr to‘ok’ his chponen‘t‘s ea.-
iute es unconcernediy us he had 1
cheers of his friends. He c'ohtln ed
to eat the apple "
Deemed csuuorss when
by local 11: llcstions. as they cannot
resell the gassed od‘portlon of the our.
There-15 only more» to cure dost
uses on 11111111“ by constitutionei rem-
adios 1150511915455 on in-
Mill 11 Wilton oft e‘iildoous'ilning
of t o marsh 'When this
tube 15555115511013.1095 nihili-
ulidilor innerfe‘ct scammed
Preliminary Arrangement ~‘3—‘Mai- “49‘
lory-'—Afte‘r we are marl-1511;111:115 you
mudt never hesitate to‘ ask 1113 when
you want money.
Merle—No, indeed MallOry; and I
hope that you will never hesitate
about giving it to Ohio. —-Brooklyn Life.
Lewis Ockermun Goshen Ind.: .Jc
Witt' 3 Little Early Risers never bend
me double like other pills. but do their
work thoroughly nod make me feel
like a boy. " Certain. thorough gentle.
George C. Stillsori. '
--- fl...—
“What a very heavy voice he has!"
“Yes; but he‘s able to lift it in Ills
own defense. "
WHAT’S YOUR FAOE WORTH?
Sometimes a fortune, but never. if
you have a ssiiow complexiom a. jaun-
diced look. moth patches and blotchos
on the skin—:sll signs of Liver .Trou~
ble. But Dr. King's New Life Pills
give clear skin, rosy, cheeks rich com
p‘lexion. Only 25 cents. at 11.131.an-
ter‘s and John A. 1 133's drug stores.
South Ndrwolk 5‘ omen:
>.——'..'—L M
Hewitt—It’s ' du‘ed‘r
change their ideas.
Jowctt—That's 30:1 know a. fellow
who is in stnte prison for arson who
used to make”? hi wife got up in the
morning 11nd on d the 5355. ~Brooltlyn
Life.
how people
s sv's' Lists. ‘ ’
Mrs. (£5,131 ohub‘bdrd. of M11-
ford. 951.5115: “Brlinllldh 111pr-
d: myéboy' s life} 113.156.0151]:
to on 51051;.
him 5 id: 115155
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