5, DIFFERENT STYLES 5
F. D. Lyonfi 00.,
90 WashingiOn Street.
SOUTH NORWALK.
. In All Lines of Church
Work—Baptisms Show an In.
‘ of Sixtyoseven
It anniversaries.
in; The. church was well fill
continued session of t
m
I: was held tin1 lende1s in t
on being Rev. (1. C. Saner,
ant. Rev. H. E. Wise Norwic
atheld. of Mystic;
P. Walker. New Haven. 1
eeeventy-eighth annual meeti
ho1Connect.ic11t Baptist. conventi
01, of welcome by Mayor lohn
its, of this city.
"Hon. Carnot 0. Spencer,
lord.
treasurer were presented. '1‘
ghost; reported that the additions
.3313 will exceed last year.
2‘5 baptisms with a gain of 67.
The treasurers icport was by W.
hiker, of this city. The balance
. list your was $271.57;1cceiv
83 918. 58. making in all a total
4.648. During the ycai $2 543.
paid- to churches.
OPDVFELLOWS ENCAMPMENT.
0 Hundred and Fifty Delegates
Session in New Haven.
NEW HAVEN,, O'ctober
We] convention of
atriarchs of the lndcpcnde
.1 Odd Fellows
listened to gratifying 1epo1ts
”dition of the ordc1 11nd cho
rtbo coming 311111 at t
nil 005131011. it was announc
11 during the your.
coated to 856.575.“ and t.
the amount of $4. 4.13. 2'.)
Submitted Show an Advance.
day’s session of the Connecticut
in this city,
ed with a laige attendance this
ed
he
Young People’ 11 Union" opened
’iilock with devotional services
dent H. E. Wise. A11 open par—
he
of
Rev. W H. Hubbard, of Dan‘
1111 Rev. E. C. Sage. of New Ha-
Ofllcers weio elected as follows:
in
Ibo-president. Rev G. l). Gould
1116; second vlcc— president Rev
secretary,
B. Davies. Norwich: treasurer,
111;
0D
rennened at 10 0'11.(lork with an ad—
H.
’i he 1esponse was
of
are 'was an able sermon‘ by Rev.
.Parry, I). 1)., of Waterbury and
court of the board of trustees and
he
by
Re-
from 118 out of the 142 churches
F.
on
cd
churches. $278.64; from centennial
of
51
at
fir—One
fed and l’iity delegates represent-
thirtyrpne encampments attended
the Past
nt
here today
of
at
he
('11
now encampment has been
The re-
ho
to $31122i13, leaving (ash on
11
vhfilflh in funds of $1,856.74 dining
rswcrc elected as
’ , and high priest. Marcur
do, Bridgeport: grand seni
; Nowell J. Bailey, Derb
a’ven; grand treasurer, A.
1 iWaiter Pond Now Haven;
tative. W. J. Borges.
PONS.
GETOWN, K)'-.
TIONS.
Afghanistan.
0
111; Edward.
IIT HARRIS DEAD.
' ed forty-three years.
, follows:
patriarch. Daniel M. Davis. Wa
II
or
Y:
secretory. Frederick Botsford,
C.
131‘ Norwalk: grand junior ward-
grand
Stam-
RCH FOR CONCEALED WEA-
October 15—-
the operation of Judge Can-
i‘der that all persons be search
_ oncealed weapons before being
‘11 "to enter the courtroom the
RECEIVES CONGRATULA-
41 October lB—Jl‘he viceroy.
141' non, of Kedleaton. has tele-
‘ Hubib Ullah Khan the new
formally ac-
ng him as ameer and for
1 condolences and good
TER. N Y. OCtOb0Y15‘*
eer Harris the wit known
t his home in this. city
at
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all they pleased from the refugees she
had on board."
“With what understanding did they
go into the port? Was there any un-
derstanding with you?"
"That he was to come out the next
day, and it would be possible for us to
get that information, In fact, that it
would be very easy to do 110.”
“Did he come out the next day?"
"He did not."
The witness also stated that Com-
modore Schley had told him that Cap-
inin McCalla had brought 11 code of sig-
nals for communication with the in-
surgents on shore. near Clenfuo os.
Describing the blockade of C enfne~
gos. Comnnder Sears said that It had
been maintained from 1 to 4 miles out,
and that the Dupont was stationed in-
side with instructions to keep close in—
to the mouth of the harbor .and main-
tain careful watch. reporting any sus-
picious incidents.
The witness. in giving the details of
the cruise from Llenfuegos to Santiago
said the weather was boisterous with a
heavy sea. and that cooling at sea
would not have been safe before May
27. when it. was undertaken. He also
said that on this voyage the squadron
had been delayed by the Eagle and oth-
also been slowed up on one occasion,
when 11 merchant vessel was sighted;
also that the collicr had to stop several
times, to make repairs to her machin-
cry.
RHODE ISLAND DEMOCRATS.
State Officers Nominated at the Gath-
ering at Providence.
PROVIDENCL. li. l., October lbw
Candidates for state. offices were nom-
inated by the Democrats of Rhode is-
land in convention here today. The
ticket named was as follows:
For governor, L. F. C. Garvin. of
Lonedale: lieutenant governor. Adland
Archambenult. Woonsockct: secretary
of state. Frank E. Fitzsimmons. Lones-
dalc, gonerai treasurer. Hon. Clark
Potter. North Kingston; attorney gen-
era]. 0. .1. Holland. Providence. Tho-
mas F. Cooney. of Cransion. was chair-
man and Mayor .I. J. Fitzgerald. of
Pawtuckct. was head of the committcc
on resolutions.
The fcatnic of the platform w as tho
recommendation that a ncw constitu
tion be named. The 1csolutions took
up only state matters. Committees es-
cortcd the nominees before the con-
vention and addrosscs were made by
Dr. Garvin. Mr. Fitzsimmons. Mr. Hoi-
land, Mayor (ll-”cone. of Woonsockct;
Mayor Fitzgerald, of Pawtuckei, and
cxMayor Boyle, of Newport.
K, OF P. GRAND LODGE.
NEW HAVEN, October id~Thc
forcnoon scssion of the Grand Lodge.
Knights of Pyihius. of Cminccticnt.
was thin 11 1111 101 thc moi-1t. apa1t with
tho plow-111. 11tio11 of the {01 mal lcports
which ahowod the condition of thc
lodgc to he go llt‘l'dli)‘ satisfactory.
'i‘hicc. now lodges huvc l1c1n organized
in the state. dining the past year. At
1 o‘crlmk the delegates, who number
about 200 adjouincd for luncheon dc
feriing until afternoon the nomination
of grand lodge officers The affairs of
the endowment tank will also be con
sidercd this afternoon.
WIN DHAM COUNTY COU RT.
Wli LlMANl‘iC October iii—Judge
Robinson presided at the opening of
the Windham County Superior Court.
this morning. Among the cases dis
noscd of was that of Philip Heitchman.
who pleaded guilty to a charge aileg
ing embezzlement at the Hooker House
he1c. Ho was given an indeterminate
sentence in the state prison, of from
one to three yearn
MASSEPEQUA COLLIDED WITH
PIER.
LONDON October 15—-The British
steamer Mussapequa. which arrived at
Havre yesterday from Galveston, col
llded with a pier and sustained serious
damage. several of her how plates hav
ing been stove in at the water line.
Thirteen feet of masonry of the dock
was displaced.
BURGLAR CAUGHT lN WILLIMAN-
Tic.
WlLLlMANTlC October i.5--Frunk
Farrell, aged twenty nine years. claim.
i113 Boston on his home, was caught
1ed handed in burglary in the rear of
the spleen of A N Arnborn, at 1
o'clock this morning. This foronoon
he pleaded ghilty and was hold for the
Superior Court.
MOVEMENT! OP VISIBLE.
BOSTON, October 15——Arrivdd
Sig-nor Devonian. from Liverpool.
ow
dimmer Kaiser Wilhelm der Grouse,
from Bremen.
nun-u.
Swiiporior Court, today. Judge doom
W. Wheei‘er notepad [Ms Holden. of
merit as a law and Order blunder.
and 1111111111111 to blackmail Jobn 1311111
can. of this city. as three montlu in non Pacino
1100.401 11 11111119 one node 11m 4o '1'
11101111 coed
character.
er small boats. and that the ships had .
York, October 1o-«Arrived N
IILDEN GET! Kigali-w MONTH. IN 1,33?“- Y.
WATIRBURY October 18-41! the
1 To mutton. who recently represented Phil lilies
° 1...
Fall Attire.
Well, gentlemen, you are ,
looking for something at- 1
tractive—something strik-
ing, something reasonable
in readymade suits? Well .
then, "you surely should
take the opportunity to in-
spect our offers. 4
Here is the center of
good stylish clothing: ,
Basket weaves, blue and
black, in two grades.
Very fine plaid worsteds,
also the striped, too, and ‘
then the unfinished worsted
and worsted cheviots, thib-
etc, the staple clay worsted
black diagonal.
The latest materials in
dark and light shades.
The prices, they are in—
deed low. A
Suits for the children to 7
dress up for Sunday or to
romp in at school. $1.00
and upward.
HARRY
GOODWIII,
IAIIICIIEIO HOTEL
BLOCK.
TODAY lN WALL STREET.
WA] L STREET,10:10 a. m. ~Opcn1
ing sales of Southern Pacific were of
10,000 shares at 60% to 00%, compared
with 00%; last night. and Pacific Mail
rose 1%. 0n the other hand Missouri
Pacific and St. Paul last 51.. Generally
the current of the. market was slug-
gish and ill-defined and business was
on a small scale.
WALL STREET, 11 a. m.~—-Not much
impression was made on prices in the
decline before supporting orders an
pcarcd. The large blocks of stock that
were bid for. disturbed the short inter-
11st and they bought in all around the
room. Recoveries from the lowest in
the stocks which were weakest earlier
reached 17.1. in.An1a.lgn1natcd. 1% in
Sugar and from i to 1% in St. Paul.
Eric. Union Pacific, Missouri Pacific
and lirooklyn Transit. New York Con
Iral was in demand and sold 1% abovo
rcstcrdm‘s close and Metropolitan
Strcct Railway 21.1.111-0111 Norihcrn
urofcrrcd, Des Moines &. Fort Dodzc.
lialtimoro Sr Ohio and Evanovillo it
l‘eric Hnuic advanced l to 11,4, Somi
realizing chcckcd the advance and thi
market was gcneiaiiy holow the high-
11stat ll o'clork.
WALL STREET. nooanrices bar
dened again but did not generally rc-
cover to the high level. The recovery
waxy fastered by the tremendous de-
mand for Pennsylvania. Blocks of 2.-
000 and 3,000 shares changed hands
frequently. and there was one sale of
8.000 shares at 140. The price mount-
ed to 140%. despite the enormous of-
ferings. St. Paul bounded up again to
167%, but other leaders were little
changed. Chicago & Eastern Illinois
rose 3 and Consolidator! (inn 1%. Trad-
ing became dull before noon and tho
market ienctcd whcn St. Paul lost 11
point. Honda were firm.
WALL STREET. 1 p. m.——The dc-
11lining tendency became quite pro-
nounced under the leadership of Amal-
vamatod Cooper. which lost 2%. St.
Paul reacted 1% and other leading
stocks a point or more The heavy
buying of Pennsylvania continued and
carried the price 0014746. The root of.
tiuéhmarket dually steadied in symp
.VI
TODAY'H QUOTATION“.
Reported over urinate wire or 1!. A
Rohme. commiaefhn broker. Ewart: d
Corbrtf'I block. south Norwallr:
Open Hiuh Low 1:30
Am. Fl. R. Co. "8% 119% 118 118%
Atchiaon.
Atchlron. old.. 98% 971/. 98% 074$
Bolt. 0 Ohio, 102% 108% 102% 103
Bkyn. R T.. 40% 011/.
M.& 8t. 1" igtidi 107% 105% 168%
Chi ll 1. & P. 148
D. 81 H. Can.,165 106% 165 1857111
U. 8. Steel, 48% 48% 48411 48411
I). 8. Steel pfd. 03% 981A 02% 8,844
Gen. to. (lo. 257% 258% 207 258%
Lou. & Nub..108§t 104 100 108%
or. twin, 55% 111111. 0845100111
Man. (launch. 120 “on 120
30.411
Metropolim. 1584i 11_ 8% 188% 13:44
M41111. Pacific. 00 06%
.4544
145% 14741; 146% 14746,
I. 0810442114 ,1084‘ 106% 104%
Ian alarm: 88 ‘88“ 82% 884:
Edit. Ry. bid-1 , 8846, 334$
"81
Pennayivule.
deoio’l Clo
“II. 0.1 ‘0
U. ,3. Mt h
Ii 1th
um Mild,” .
Wlhflh. W01. 8741118846,
in} was union. on 911131
784i. 7941. 78441 78%
59% 00% .
'. myerythlng for Woman Outer libr-
inept! made to order otter latest fun».
. on
Inspect our materials—our taehion
platen.
Fur collarettos and hose.
For customers only, we will make
button holes on our new buttouhoie
mahino.
M Krasovilz 81 5 Fox,
LADIES’ TAILORI.
Corner North Main and Ann ‘streote.
South Nor'waik.
TOWN _
lissessor's’Notice
“-W
We, the undersigned, hereby give no-
tion to all persons and corporations lia-
ble to pay taxes in the Town of Nor-
walk. that they are rcquircd by law to
deliver to tho Assessors, or cithor of
them. on or before the first day of. No-
_ vember, 1901, a written or printed list.
dated, signed and sworn to, of "all the
property owned by them, on the first
day of October, 1901, liable to taxation.
N. Il.--Lists may be returned to the
Assessors at tho Asqessor' office, Town
Hall building, NorWaik. and at 16 80.
Main» St.. South NorWalk, at the office
of J. ll. Lawrence, from and including
October 14. 1901, to and including No-
vember i. 1901. said offices to be open
from 10 to 12 o‘clock n. m., and from
2 to 5 o‘clock p. m., all days of the
week (Sundays excepted); and on Sat.
urdays and on November 1, from 7
till 9 o’clock in the evening.
Dated at Norwuik, Conn. October
8. 1901.
JOHN B. LAWRENCE.
GEORGE W. FITCH.
JAhiEL TONER.
08 111 Assessorrn.
CITY
’ lssessors’liotice
We. thc undersigned, hereby give no-
tice to all persons and corporations ils
able to pay taxes in the city of South
Norwnlk that they are. required by law
to deliver to the assessors, or either of
them on or before the lot day of Nov~
ember 1901 a written or printed list,
dntcd, signed, and swforn to. of all the
property owned by them on the first
day of October, 1901, liable to taxation
making a description of all real
estatc. ouch parcel being separately de.
scribed; and whcu reference can be.
made to 11.111111) on file in the town
clerk's ofllce. such reference shall be
suflicicnt dcscrlpiion.1
N. B—l ists 131355 if returned tontbc
assessors, at the (Budget! room, Havi-
land street. South Norwulk, from and
including October 14. 1901, to and in-
cluding November 191. 1901. said ofllce
to be open from 10 to 12 o'clock. a. m.,
and from 2 to 5 o’clock. p. m.: on Satur-
days from 7 to 9 o'clock in the evening,
and on Friday, November lot, from 7
to 9 p. m.
Dated at the City of South Norwalk,
Conn, October 7, 1901.
FRANKLIN A. TOLLES,
GEORGE L. OLIVER,
07. n1 Assessors.
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“cubism
to wine of the Beat Bar-
gains you ever were in
Suite and Overcoat: for a
little money.
A very smart Melton
Suit. full of style. Well
made, 89.00.
An English Covert Cloth
colon, 85.00.
1.,“ value: in M01100 Fleece Lin
Overcoat, in light or dark
A special. hale of great ‘9
ed Underwear—Shim and ,
Drawers refitch 391:.
‘A on? fine. Ribbed Get-
at no. 1
Mil interim you.
CLOAKS AND
FURS.
On Saturday. October 12 we
. . . ,1
Will open our new line of Ladies I
Winter Garments; all lengths,
styles and shapes are shown in
this line. and at prices which we
same class of goods can be sold by
any reliable house.
The reputation which we have
made 111 years past for selling only
First Class Furs we will maintainI
this season, and sell only such‘
goods as we can stand back of
with our guarantee. All the newl
shapes and styles.
CARPET
DEPARTMENT
In our Carpet Department we
are prepared to furnish any kind
of Floor Covering desired. All
N0. 2 GAZETTE BUILDING. - ‘ .1
1
v
HOUSE-
FURNISHING
DEPARTMENT
Decorated Toilet Sets, $1.98
Decorated Breakfast Plates, roc.
Decorated Tea Cups and Sau-
grades of Mattings, Oil Cloths
and Linoleums, in all widths and
guarantee to be as low as the qualities Ingrain Carpets. low Ash Sieves,
price goods as well as the best
makes of All Wool Tapestry
Brussels, Velvets, Body Brussels,
Moquettes and Wiltons, choice
patterns; all at the right prices.
All work done in the very best
manner. All you have to do 18 to
make the selection and we do the
rest. '
cers, 10c.
8c.
Tea Strainers, wood handle, 5c.
3-quart Pitchers, in blended
colors, . I, 20c.
iMeat Choppers, $1.15
IDrip Pans, 18c.
Coal Hods, 19c.
Large size Graters, 4c. 4
GOVERNOR M'LEAN ACCEPTS.
HARTFORD. October 15~Mayor
Studley 11nd Colonel l. M. Ullmann, of
New Haven, called on Governor Mc-
Lean, yesterday and extended an offlo-
ial invitation to a reception to be given
to himself and President Hadley. of
Yale University in New Haven. Wed-
nesday evening. October 23. The gov-
crnor accepted the invitation. His vis-
iiors called as a deputation represent-
ing the city of New ll.avcn
ASSEMBLYMAN BEEDE BANK-
R.UPT
PLATTSBURGH N ‘1'.0ctobc1 15
«Ex- -Asscmblyman Orlando tic-ode of
Keene. Essex county. N. Y., has filed
a petition in bankruptcy. His assets
are roughly estimatm at 875,000 and
his liabilities at $250,000 Much of the
property is in forest lands, which are
increasing in value. The amount of
the. secured creditors share is 8100.-
000. The total amount of unsecured
paper is 8l14185
ENTERTAINMENTS
HOYT S THEATRE
THURSDAY, ocrosan
17.
:v -
The Eminent Comedicnnc,
110315 COGHLAN.
And Her ideal Company of
Players,
in :1 Superb Modern Production of
her own Version of CHARLES
READE'S Charming Comedy,
“Peg Woffingion.”
PRICES:
60c. 75c. 81.03.
NO HIGHER.
25c.
W GILBERT NEWELL’S
Dancing Classes.
Hereafter the class for You“ La-
dies. Mines and Masters will meet in-
'Arion Hall, South Norwalk. every
Wednesday afternoon at 4 o'clock, be
ginning next Wedn sday.,Octobor 18.
The class for Lad on and Gentlemen
will meet at the some place every
Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock be-
ginning Wednesday.
Residents of Rowayton, Dorian and
Westport will find this more com
venlent.
w. GILBERT NEWELL,
26 leorty Street, Bridgeport, Conn.
02 21»
J unius Brown
11111.: mi Pllltl‘ 11111.1. 1,
1 Pure“1Wbiu1 Lead and lino
mixed by bend will wear twice
1011: and cor double eur-
, ' mixed The
hour: otm liiiam toyed: and of
1100:. both 011 Booth
_ Eden-bet. more painted by me
_1 in tit e inducer over eleven rem}
on; may are still ma. ,1
our lioun will 800111150! well 1
meat. wortli,“more money, 9
Andlmfihugeinl --
41'! “$th If 0144605
at" one“. r 111.11%
Tristram 8: Hyatt,
Norwalk, Ct.
29=3l West Washington St, So. Norwalk.
3 w.
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Ik—
Concerning Our
Credit System... .
Many people to whom such a method of paying weekly for
their wearing apparel would be a r
eiief, hesitate in taking advantage
of it, fearing that by doing so they are placing themselves in an
awkward position. It’s no disgra
Our plea for your patronage i
everything you need for a smaller
cc to owe an honest dollar.
5 on the fact that we sell you
eekly payment. There is no favor
about it—it is simply our plan of doing business. and a plan which
has proven a conspicuous success. We want to make you feel that
if our part payment plan of selling garments for men. women and
children, at cash prices, appeals, to you as a plan by which you can '
more easily clothe yourself or your family, and clothe them‘with a
better quality of clothing than you could afford at a cash store, that
you are as much at liberty as you
chases at any other store. We go
be no higher for the same goods.
are to pay cash for your pur~
arantee that the prices we ask will
We require no security, no en-
dorsement. Thanking you for past patronage,
Respectfully yours,
.1
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Loans by no 1
cwm it can be done.“ no smell a
dilly not rebuilt yonmiff For
40.10 7011‘ can euro Your Furniture
and Hoovebold Geode in a Dwelling
' Home for time your: mun loan
Mole Fire or Liebtnine, to til);
amouniioszmhend in tint proportion
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