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tide. 8:60 9‘ m.; 0:11 p.‘ in.
« ”mum. w ”mum..- .... mu. m-.. . .4
.. hullncu communlcltlonc for
m. mould he addrened to The
. Personal lotter- not dulrcd.
aluminum plant with a capa—
tyof ten tons of the crude pro-
! per day. erecctd by the Pitts-
. reduction company at an ex-
be of $000,000. will soon be in
billion on the St. Maurice riv-
tl'Ctmada, eighteen miles from
,. . Lawrence, where the water
driacilities are said to be un-
used. The Pittshurg Dis-
' says that an aggressive cf-
will be made to secure an we
1;; do with Great Britain, first
ll! C title aluminum, and later,
cu rolling mills have been built.
lth‘ the finished product.
English companies are taking a
ry important part in the man—
mcttt of Russian industries.
rding to a late Russian publi-
"Ttim forty-live different British
rations are thus engaged.
ly in southern Russia. 0f
, sixteen operate in the petro-
m industry. eight in coal, iron
:5 steel production, twelve are
oping mines yielding metals
5 precious stones. and the re
mug nine are engaged in tex—
lttdustries. bicycle making and
eral construction work.
bliert E. Dick. of Philadelphia.
cf engineer of the cit y ice boats.
resigned his position in order
alliliate with the Union party
cement. “i make the sacrifice
.y position." he says. “because
not feel that 1 can honorably
rk under the present adminis-
tration. and at the same time ad-
YOCaIe the principles of honest
‘ernment. as to my mind the
are in such dire conflict."
\Nork on the digging of the rap
transit tunnel. in New York.
has been conducted so fast that
bfotirtlt oi the entire task is al—
dy finished. Eight thousand
n are employed and the daily
.. nditure is thirtyhve thous-
‘ dollars. The original time set
the operation of trains on this
aground system was the fall
. 1903‘
An unexpected menace to street
“ ppv‘dng has come to light in Coun—
' igltlfls. Iowa. Numerous ants
burrowing into the sand he;
the bricks. and removed so
of it to other and unknown
era that the city engineer
lled in to. repair the dam»
, One street was made unlit
allied for several blocks.
W London Graphic has made
titer remarkable discovery
when the war broke out with
. Colonel Roosevelt. who
then assistant secretary of the
board. resigned office. and.
mnjunction with Dr. Leonard
. ' . raised the First United
M Cavalry Volunteers, known
arsevelt‘s Riders.“
“nil
and wont»
draw will _
my Wt!” with both on ‘ by chairman. ‘
’“‘ ' CHICAGO. October SwMetnbern of
the steel trust are behind an electric
railway which will run from Benton!
Harbor to Grand Raplds, Mich. bluect- 1.
The wedding glove In one-button.
like that worn on the street, drlvlnx.
and In the mornlnx.
ern Michigan. The corporation will
also run two lines of steamers. one
from Chicago to Benton Harbor and1
The and; of ivalvet or other materlal
used In nnfchfnl unmatched hats are
called ears. the other from Benton Harbor to Mill;
wuukce. The boats are now, being built l
In Toledo and wIll have a speed of
more than twenty, knots an hour.
The name of the corporation In the
Want Mlchlgan Traction Company. Its
capltal stock 13 81,000,000. At a meet-
Ing of the dlrectorn. held here today.
plans for the work were formulated.
Presldcnt C. 0. Hadley. of the Amer-Iv i
can Sheet Steel Company, of New,
York. and George H. Moore. secretary
and treasurer, were among those pros-
eut.
.
Satin Is a beautiful fnhrlc for even-
lng wear, and wlll be much used for
thla purpose. And while one always
feels that a rich heavy satin ls richest
untrhnmed. there will be very few left
untrlmmed for the I'OKIIS Is to trim
elaborately.
Somewhere I have seen It stated
that finger mills are an Indication of
the temperament and physlcal condi-
tion of a person. That one versed In
thdlr lore can tell from their brevity or
length, their color and their condition
much about the person. and cultc ne-
curntely, too,
DANGE ROUS TO NAVIGATION.
m
Dorellct at Sea.
NEW YORK, October 8—The steam-
or Seneca, whlch arrived today from
Tnmplco and Clenfnegos, panned
buttoned at the back Is laid In a. triple
box plnlt at the waist llnc. This will
make. such a bunch, If the material In
heavy like flannel or corduroy. that It
is better to huttonhole or ellp the edge
than to hem it, or even to cut the wulst
off at the belt "“8' surface of the water.
stone said that he passed the
Motor cont sounds most attractv
Iver-«catchy In fact. and is suggestive
of elther ownership of an antotnoblle
or the monthly hire of one-whlch I:
quite en vogue, says "Vogue." The coat
Itaclf la really an old frIend, of covert
cloth, often either if full~leugth affair
or a generous threeuttnrter model.
loose in back of half-fitting with loose! ‘18 ‘3“ 3"?in the water mid apparent;-
fronts. Hoods are the most dealrable .13! n ”It: orange 5““ :“ wrecl.
attachments one may order to such ill!" "ESE?!" {Fa wrec we? 1
coats, us when turned up over a hat. ”:1!“ ram ”“9“ shoal 13M
and properly fastened they to only a 9'
keep out the dust. from the hnlr effect.
ually. but they give warmth and prod NO COMBO“
tcetlon to the neck. before the furs are;
In order. Hoods were Introduced this; word 0' proposed lid 11 f m
summer it on the. tickets of llnen ”0050 a on 0 P ‘
suits, wornpwhlle drljrlng these motor; ton mlll management In this city has
carriages on‘loug journeys. They gavel been heard since the failure of an at-
the very best satisfaction In every par-i tux“ alga do this bl” promoters ”'0
tleular. 13" 5 -
MW lt ls answered possible that the new
HUNTINGT N H E E T .stuv arises from the recent purchase
SHARIOTPYS GO 3 0 lot the n Prlnt Works. and the lean-
' ling . Albion l‘rlnt Works. two
SAN :jnai'fclsoo. October S——The l Rh F mnd plants. by men Interested
widow 0 Co is P. Huntington has an- '2 In a ver mills. These are. how-
nounecd. the Chronicle says. that the i ever. Individual enterprises. and do not
Huntington house in San Francisco Zcontemplate any consolidation of Fall
will never again he. privately occupied _ River mills. i‘hesc are. however. lndl~
and is eventually to be given over to ; virtual enterprises. and do not contem-
of October 7, In Lat. 36.41. Mill]. 74.14.
and it could not be seen until close at
0n the same date the steamer Queen
Margaret In from Norfolk today. pasc-
MILLS.
FALL RIVER. Mann. October 8~No
I‘he Hopkins and Stanford ntanslons cotton mills.
”ready belong to the people. the one ‘ ._......
through the. l‘nlversitx of California.‘ BISHOP BURGESS DEAD.
the other through Stanford University. 3' ST. ALBANS. Vt... October S—Itight
Thus the homes of three of the four Rev. Alexander Burgess. DD, LL. D.
men who have made fortunes out of . Episcopal bishop of the diocese of
the Southern Pacific have been turned gQuincy. 10.. died at the home of his
over to the public. '
---—~—-—-—-- in this city at 2 o‘clock this morning
ORE MILL BURNED. iheallt was due to a general hrcnklntr
BOULDER Col. October S—The De- down. the result of old age. The bish-
lano mill for the treatment of gold and 00 was a “m“ ol‘thts 3““? “d “‘5‘
silver ores with offices, ore houses and summer it has clouded. 2n view of the
other buildings. was destroyed hr flrc dot-lining state M his health. to bring
today, “2mm“ in loss at $100,006 par. him from Quincy to his old home. The
flatly insured. The mill was owned by ”wees?“- M Bishop Burgess will M
Rhode Island capitalists. 1‘“ ”1‘3"“ 'h" "Fm“? "‘5 ”0“”
‘ erated bishop condjutor of the Quincy
district.
BIG FIRE IN CHICAGO.
CHICAGO October SwFlre th.s MASSACHUSETTS AT HAMPTON
morning destroyed the McMahon Bis- LOAD.
cult Company plant at 4:2 to lfi‘ South NEW YORK. October S—The l'nlled
Green street. lions 260.000. l-‘ire not States battleship Massachusetts. from
very dangerous obstructlon to navlsuw
tlon at sea. The obstructltm was 11'
partially submerged derelict with part”
of the house barely showlng above that
Captnln John-l
hand. l
w a «moat. Inked ‘ char. . arm. ‘
' ‘ of age. was found dead warlord” M‘-
tne entrance to the Fair groundn.
.wu been late that evenlnx 8‘“an fl
He
the plane at which he watt found. but.
It was thought that he war asleep. He
was stricken with heart disease. up-
lns the rlchcst frult country of wen'iparently, and becomlng unconncloun,
Ldled during the night.
lwlfc and three children, who. live at 7
He leave: a
. Pleasant street,“ this clty. "
, Steamer Senoco Fun» I Submergedl
llfoans to partlea
The fullness at the front of a waist '
wreck about. 6 o'clock In the mornlns‘ United Statics and National
»
ed two masts standing upright about Revenue Stamp Account.
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DATION 0F COTTON outer Undlvlded Profits.
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ldaunhter. Mrs. Homer Charles Royesfi
STATEMENT
on THE colt‘pt-rton or
A
l The South think
Trust Co.
SOUTH NOBWALK. COMM.
at the Chile of business on the 30th day
of September, 1901.
ASSETS.
In this
. S . 807.008 87
l0vcrdrafts. 95 23
Stocks and Seeurltles, 22,823 75
Premium Account. 247 02
Banking House. Furnlture
and Fixtures. 13,500 00
Due from Approved Reserve
ts 7.898 70
Due from other Banks, Bank-
ers and Trust Companies. 12.703 84
Bank Notes, 3,029 00
Gold Coin. 486 60
Silver Coin. 200 00
Minor Gain. 37 45
Cheeks and Cash Items. 413 24
100 00
Current Expenses and Taxes
paid, ‘ 1,461 32
Total Assets. 3160.605 82
LIABILITIES.
Cnpltnl Stock. $50,000 00
1.403 03
Due to Banks. Bankers and
Trust Computes.
Deposits.
Trust Funds.
7.221 82
98,928 30
3.052 67
3100.605 82
Total Liabilities.
South Norwalk. October 8. 1901.
State of Connecticut. )
County of F‘nlrlleld. has.
1. Charles E. Hoyt. treasurer of the
aforesaid company. do solemnly swear
that the foregotng statement In true to
the first of my knowledge and belief.
CHARLES E. HOTT.
Treasurer.
Subscribed and sworn to before me.
*‘harlty. presumably to some hospital. plate any consolidation of Fall River this filh day of October. 1901.
EDWARD B. SMITH.
Notary Public.
ORDER or Nance.
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DISTRICT 0R NORWAIX. 85.. PRO-
BATE GUITRT. Oct. 8. A. D.. 1001.
Whereas. writtorils application has
been madam this court for the admin!
slim to probate of a certain written in«
strnment as and for the last will of
Julia Ann Hayes. late of Norwalk. in
said district, ‘dece .
Ordered. That m application be
heard and determined at the Probate
0mm in Norwalk. on the 14th day of
October. mm, at 2 o‘clock afternoon;
and that public notice thereof be xiv»
on to all persons interested therein
by publishing thlsyorder In a newspa-
per having a circulation in sand dia-
trlt‘t. at least five days before said
day of hearing.
HENRY W. GREGORY.
yet under control. Hampton Roads arrived today. oil it Judge
. fl 9 ' '
FANCY NATIVE CHOfCE SWEET FANCY NATIVE
POTATOES, POTATOES. POTATOES.
$1.00 PER BUSHEL. 15c PER PECK. 25: PER PECK.
Fresh Stock. Fine Quality.
”=rnslblo housekeeper:
13 LBS. GRANULATEO SUGAR,
FINEST ELGIN CIIAIIERY BUTTER. PER Ll.
GOLDEN STAR PRINT BUTTER. PER 1.3..
{On Monday the ballot on the
y tutionnl convention gut-st ',
life same envelope as the ttii'wn
" ' Remember this. The't‘t‘r‘o
‘ntionul amendments In
' ballots. but go into
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l5 asylums are unknown
.Wmlia. Every destitute or-
‘ child is sent to a private farm
hiclt takes care of it until it
cen years of age. and is re‘
bed by the government.
. . is not themost distms‘
- .. . ’this year. The harvest
.mlh oi Ireland is said to
best there has been for a
of a century.
J. R. Hadley. of Cm-
Ihe‘ncnim' surviving oil
“It: organization of the
Arm Thfir.
yoltlth
. 'm“
nitric“: Ml: Ems. 00!} 28c 2 POUNDS
limit lunatic not. t ":r- can: run.
or. m Jetty. ' it . m; can: ensure.
; lbs. IAundry stunt, *\ are1 run
5; lbs. New Prong, , 35c
FLOUR
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JONES'S noun.
I’ILLDIUIY’S noun.
FLOUR'
' pent up. 55:;
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Low Prices.
We are the leaders in the Grocery line. Why? Because when you buy of us you are not paying more
than Market Prices. Just as soon In the-arid drops we are the first to go with it-
.imfies here you are never pain; too much for them. Here are a few Bargains that will interest most any
Therefore by buying your
31m.
5:.
I 230.
t‘ampbell'r- Soup Instr 2 for
Mustard Sardines, (nun. 9c
linked Beans. per mu. 5::
l‘urtna PM: Cake Flour. m. be
time! III“: Part Cake Flour, pkg. 1k:
FLOUR
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PER BARREL. “1-”.
PER GARREL, $4.”.
PEI BARREL. “1..
New Yo rk" Grace
ry Co.
nou'rn NORWALK.
SPECIALS FOR THIS WEEK AT
:9 . ' mm OW!!!) sum
‘3 mum
saw“. $33.“).th as: cyclic-Hum an."
tun-MM “alumni-hm, "me 11mm”. 151':-
‘ unlaikmm llama." no: 1mm“ 5 use.
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P. J. Lynch Co. Grocery.
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' a main era 0 e ounce lcut
Judiciary Will be In attendance at the
Yale bicentennlal In New Haven, the
week of October 21, there will be a
practical auspenalon of business In the
county courts. The Supreme Court of
Errors, October term, winch comes In
at Brldxeuort. Oct. 22, will be adjourn
at! for one week, on account of the cel-
ebration openlng Tuesday mornlng.
Oct. 29.
Judge Ralph Wheeler, who Is preeltlv
lug in the Superlor Court. will not
make any assignments for mat week.
OF THE (‘ON DITION 01"
The tenth llounll
Savings Bank,
At the close of lmslncsa, September
30 1001:
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RESOURCES.
Amount loaned on Real Ec-
tatc, $546,603.00
Amount loaned on Collat-
eral. 86,385.57
Amount loaned on Personal
Security, 5,000.00
Real Estate by Foreclosure, 20,460.50
Banking House and Fix.
lures. 18,800.00
City and School Diatrlct
Notes, 41,536.00
Bonds and Bank Stock. 425,877.87
Cash and Due from Banks. 10.017.05
81.154.029.89
I..IMlel.l’l‘lES.
Amount of Deposltn,
Surplus Fund,
Other Profits,
11.056.233.44
60,000.00
38 .3904 in
81115452939
State of Connecticut. County of Fair-
field. 35.; "
l. George F. Hearse, treasurer of the
above named hank. do solemnly swear
that the above statement is true to the
bent of my knowledge and belief.
GEORGE F‘. BEARSE, Tress.
Subscribed and sworn to before me.
this 7th day of October, 10m.
JACOB M. LAY'I‘ON.
5c Banting Cotton. 500 yard spools,
5 for 19c
15c Dress Shields. rubber covered
or atocklnet. 2 pairs for
25¢: Ladles’ Fancy F‘rllled Side Sup-
porters, for
be Hooks and Eyps, nickel or black,
6 cards for
25c Fancy Neck Retain, this sale.
50 Safety Plus, all sizes, nickel or
black, 0 cards,
5c Torchon Laces,
rnent,. 6 yards.
25c Fancy or Plain Neck Ribbon,
lingo Children’s Plain Side Support
19c
19c
10c
19c
19c
accort.
19c
19c
large
crs. 2 palr, 19c
25c Cream Lace T . this sale. 19c
25c Hat I'Ins. best atylcc. 10¢
Ladics‘ Corset Covers, 2:30 kind. 19:
Ladies' Muslin Drawers. 25c kind. the
ladlea' White- 0r Gingham Aprons.
Notary Public.
LoEEQIBVFlFE.
When it can be done at so small a
cost, why not protect yourself? For
and Household Good: In a Dwelling
Home for three years against loss or
Damage by Fire or Lightning. to the
amount of $350. and in that proportion
for a larger sum.
Ta ylo‘r& Golden
South Norwnlk.
lollislt all let ’Lir’gflel
7"! PLACE.
All It» Harem 3nd] in Benefit 0n
Int mu Attention.
5 RAILROAD PLACE.
Imam of Every Kind or name.
I
25c kind, 19:
Infants‘ Slips. whitt- embroidery
trimming. 19c
lnfants’ Flanncl Ilnrmwcots, 19c
(Thlldrcn'ii “E 7.“ Waiatc. 2.50 kind, 19c
Infant‘s Wool Abdomlneal Bands. 10::
Children's Woven Night Drawers. 19:
g Muller: and Mil-1306' Flaunt-lotto -
Sklrtc, 19c
£2.30 dozen Tin Top Jelly Tumhlcrc.
l per dozen 19:
; Four Mason Fruit Jars. qts. or pt5.. 19c
lSix Screw Top Jelly Tumbler?
'3 worth 30c, 19c
£2.10 you can lnsure‘ Your P‘umlturc‘
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lSix BloWn Glass Table Tumblers.
, worth 30c, 19c
lFour Cups and Saucers. worth 29c. 19c
'20c Parlor Brooms. 49c
:20c Mops, complete. 19c
,ilttc Carving Knives. 10c
Km (.‘oppcrcd Oil (Tank. 1 cat. 19:
girlie Gal. Iron Chamber Pails. 19::
iThree S qt. Milk Pans. worth 270. 19c
ljOne l’alr Bohemian (liners Vases.
l worth 30c, 19c
.Onc pair 2 lb. Tim and Coffee Carr
islets, worth 23c.
Nest of Pudding Parts, 1): lift, 5 in
“ 1109!,3'0TU’I 25c,
‘p'f‘wo large Vegetable Dishes. value1
281'.
Extra large Meat Plattcrn, worth
‘ 39c. 10::
an inch an Wool Holds. 50 quality. we
3-“. in. l’h‘mblc Pat-.(«d‘lleayy Cloth.
MAGIC FIGURE 19c SALE.
Will Continue Today.
The greatest values ever offered at such a price. Our last 19
cent sale was a big success, and this will be a record breaker, as the
goods are just what you need, at just the right time. No Itorc in
this country can (or do) sell at these prices. Our maglcqnalel in-
crease our.) power in buying largely. and at better prices; taking
that together with our small profit chtcm we now offer you THE
GREATEST BARGAINS IN FALL AND WINTER MER-
CHANDISE EVER PLACED BEFORE THE PUBLIC. To be
fully convinced follow the price list quoted, and we feel sure you will
call at the Boston Store during this sale. .
.706 quality. 19:
ac In. Henriettan. all color: and
black, 250 and 350 kinda. 19°
5 yards best Llnlng Cnmbrlc, 190
2 yards of 150 Slleala. We
Thrcc ydc. of 1214:: Fancy Lining, 100
2 yds. 15c Black Canvas, 190
35c quality Black Figured Mohalrs, 10:
Men's Socks In tan, gray and black.
values 12%"! pr., two pm. for 10¢
battled Black Horse. the regular
12140 quality. 2 pairs for
Chlldrcn'a Ribbed Hose, all alzes.
heavy weight, value 121,00, 2 prs.
for
Men's F‘lnc Cashmere Wool Socks,
value 200. for
Children's Ribbed Vents and Pants.
slzcn 18. 20, 22, 24 and 26. 250
quality. We
lmtllcs' Rlbbcd Fleeccd Rlbbcrl
Vents and Pants. value 35c. extra
heavy. only two sets to a cuatmn-
er. each,
claim Cashmere Fleece Lined
190
19c
9
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Gloves. regular 257: quality. 19¢:
0 White or Colored Horde-red Hand-
kerchiefs. the Sc klnd, for 190
Men's Fine White and Colored Bor.
ill-red Handkerchiefs, 121,00 qual-
ity. two for 190
1000 Sliwt l’ackatzc of Best Toilet
l’uper. regular 10c grade. 3 pack
ages for
[test American Prints, regular 6e
and 70. four (4) yards for
.3 yards Host Cotton Diaper, this
kale.
Outing Skirts. full width, worth
25c each,
2 Linen Huck Towels. worth 121/91:
each.
200 dozen Window Shadcc, worth
25(- 030)),
(.‘ntton Huck Towells, worth 0c
each. 190
10 pieces all Linen Table Damask.
worth 301: yard. . l
5 Mil. Domet Flannel, worth 60 yd. 10:
2 yda. lmst Bilkolcne. worth 12:: yd, 19c
2 yda. 40 in. Striped Curtain Swirls,
worth 12c yd, 190
:3 yards brown M Muslin. worth 51.-
yard, 19::
Side Board Smurfs. all linen. red,
white and blue centers. worth 30!:
190
190
19c
19c
19c
19c
1)
each. 196
2 all Linen Fringed Tray Cloths,
worth lbe each, 1
moon M. marrow; Big Showing of the New Furs.
at very 10w prices.
Seymour’sStore
None Better Can
RID OF IT.
Golden Thoughts..-
Thereisacenin pointln quality above which no better anbehadnomattcrhowmuchyou
pay. Theme is a min pdint in price below which the Bat Qualityisimpouible.
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established that comments mingtheirqunfities are unnecessary.
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