v ,. :56: not; 6.09. 1.5» 111.; 1:“ pm. ‘ Incas communications for shouid be addressed to The Fenian-i lotion not desired. cording to a recent parlia~ titty return, the number of and minor casualties of v i the United Kingdom efi poo Was 5,463. There were ‘ sols, of 179,676 tons, total. or less by 164 vessels and tons than the avera e for tit twenty- -four years. n the . twenty four years there have ‘6 566 British ships wrecked .797 lives lost. The seas litthe United Kingdom are cularly dangerous, as Caesar rid over nineteen hundred " ago and the Spaniards later. any as seventv—nine foreign sols, of 47 267 tons, were rocked and became total losses 48994900, near BrItIsh coasts. Domestic exports fell off in satcmber The value of four . ipal articles exported for the h was $62,177,735, 21 decrease 43,158,944, compared with the month last year llreadstufis off $933, 326, and cotton $3, :1. while provisions increas- $1,198,237, and mineral oils ,954 For the nine months , ed September 30, the value of " ’se articles exported was $602,- use for the corresponding period last year r Charles Mohr, botanist of tale of Alabama, and one of a greatest of modern plant iii- t1 tors, who died last Aug- equeathed to the National 4‘ cum in Washington his 11er- 'nm, the result of a labor of ‘ otiou extending throu 11 six— , 4 e years and representing the lit? “e flora of the southern states 4 Savannah to Santa Fe, and ' Baltimore to Key West. . W ore thby are dry the water In which they are rins ho'oxcelleiit Iinltatlons of the best will make it possible for all to finite in the prevailing fashion. W firm! lambda Jut the thing for ‘ “I b‘lié‘ebsi. Lin is with white "d ”an with large. chinchilla collar “ u 11. “"rl‘f re Is considerable smacking us- e china and the crepy silks. One. lightest fawn color has a tiny to t on one housekeeper it e soiled clothes of 4 .35 middle of the wank. he lightens her labor on Monday uehday, nvming the work so that Iy is no harder than another. ‘ -. are is “heir :tollottcs td be worn by tile brides“ 4 at several near at hand won- in these ,words: u'only pretty girls have chosen cloth hats. a Directoirc shape expressly for them. The trim- c headband onwrnathed with in with a bin bunch of trdI ing lit- with high it "gin” are to , of the some lower. iorce . _ Winners. £51 fl gift of the groorn."a‘ hemthd . mil. their plumage. SS OLIYER dill). Q‘tock (Brokers. L i‘ Mi Ismail i745! “chewing by $511377 56‘: . the dressy evening waists of ' d plac'hd 'over each cluster of‘ ms—————— opus gives in advance :1 glimpse oi A bevy of six. , , - consists” or a cream- white Milan t lace, falling with pointed ends at ll, beneath an ornament with f the valley. The young. girl! arq r- white nioussolinc gdivhh wiIh overtures. slit on one at e. and the valley. Their shower bouquet. _' - of orange flowers and foliage. too love birds seated on the this. ‘ . ly wrought in colored gold MS; with touches of ‘hrll .14. than 1...... 0111 iiuullrcd in Books. [SPERM Hill lillliili illlKS Presented by Miss ‘Jonnotto Mathew- Tan Pile Jim. Dick and Jack's Adventures, 1351. 3 Air Castle Don. can In Momor of Her lrothor Ed- Philippa, l 3533) win H. mi man, sin—Md.» Three Witches, 13133.}. 3:333:42" country “m“ °“’ c" Appnolltod Addition. ”341111141344... ghiigrghlhndler 1356.1 hAcfo‘ntgxog 1441444444,“??? Mer- ~ 1 ‘ » c an s an n c to as Jeanette Mathewson has pro. Four of Thom,» 1353.10 Wm” ' '° 4 lien 11 one hundred new books for MONROE. Kirk. : 1 young people to the South Norwalk Derrick Sterling. 125733 .4 4-. Public Library in memory of her bro. Flamingo Feather, 1351.11 . ‘ther, Edwin H. Mathewson, Jr. It is OTIS. Jamel. . ‘4 . the first memorial gift which the li- T0111! Tyler, 1352-16 ~hrnrny has ever received and will be a Mr. Btubh's Brother. 1852.11 very much appreciated addition to the RICHARDS, Laura 15.. library, since the book fund is very Captain January. 1354-12 sinnll and the demand for new books lain Heron. 1354-13 scar .. 1121-." A H, 4 _' neon vegar e, .1 [S1331 Co! 38112 Boy, 1 13531 4 Hildegardc's Holiday, 1354.11 AMICIS, Edmondo de, 4 i-iildcgnrdes Home. 1354.11 . The Heart of a Boy 4 351. 4 Hildegardo's Neighbors, 1354.10 ASHLELY. 13. Freema'n, Hildegarde's Harvest. 13541.11 0 e ‘ none. William .1. The linking of Short Bunker, 1 352.115 MATHEWS MOLESWOKTH. Mrs, 1 3511 SETON THOMPSON. Ernest. Trail of the Sand Hill Stag, 1351 26 “SIDNEY. Margaret " lpsoud.) 111 .k. t’d W". nrgnret H . 11231;???de 11313111131119“, 1353.14 , _ . run or, . c ' Tom Pauldinc. 1 am T t C ”33”“ 111" iii" 1 251 12 ms 0. 5°“ “ a. - Our facilities for handling .out of ’ Odd“ ”“1 Evans. 1 353-13 town checks and c lloctions are of the TthouthNorWalit best as we hails cure of the largest Privileges of this Institu- I ROSE COGHLAN. ruussonv, ocronn 11. 5‘ Tbs Eminent Comedionnc, And Her ideal Company of Players, 11 a Superb Modern Production of her own Version of CHARLES nnAnn's Charming Comedy, ‘ "Pea Wellington.” PRICES: 261:. 50c. 75c. 31.00. NO HIGHER. HOYT’ S THEATRE. MONDAY, screens 21, Henry Miller In his New Play, BARTON, w. 19.. A Little Maid of Concord , . 13 21414111: game Schooser. 1352.19 smiirwnnary P w 1354.18 tlon Is to encourage thrift , Frances ., . ,. ., A Georgian Bungalow, 1856.2: Young Puritans in Old lied and economy among the 0 a cannon. John. » 031- 1 351-10 ' . Master $444,444,441. 4 435244,: Youngvlyrltans In King Phil-13m 11 Peogihetaudfltortass‘tfi them A Comedy, by Louis Evan Shipman. BLANCHARD, Am 111., 2 93 3" - VC A am of '76, y 1354.34, 4 Young Puritans in Captivity. .1 351.12 In C" e 0 S 9 $3. ELABORATE AND “IS. A Revolutionary Mold. 1 35‘ 25 5 Jolly Good Times, 1351.13 ' money. V TORlCAIJLY VCORRECT A Daughter of Freedom, 1 354 34 l Jolly Good Times utfichool, 1351.14 " ‘ ‘ 8 C E N F R Y N BROOKS, Noah ‘ 4 $26 BrownsT 1 1351.15 ‘ A D Bo Eml rants 163.1!» elr Canoe rp, 1351.16 C 0 S T U, M E S. Bo; Beale... ‘ 25.44;. 4044,, Good Tm, a, Hack. TheScutII Nomalit Savlndslhuili P me as 25 50 The, 4 . Lem. 1 352.24I muck. 1351.17 United Bank Building. ' ’ l ' ’1' 50' BROWN. Helen 1)” i More Good Times at Hack- ”“W'W‘W” ‘ “1211?“; "”1“” ”mm 3.6.1 l°lih§°3m§§inhilw 152113 D C] ' iir ar, . ; ~ . .. .. carnniiivoog. Mary 11., 1 SMITH. Nora 11.. ' anCing ' asscs' Rocky Fork 1 353 1 SIR/“133.) tgohCncius Flag. 1 353.16 ‘ ‘ ‘COOLIDGE Susan." (pseud) * ° anna, H ft th I f ~--~ ~ . Young La- Not Quite Eighteen 43541Heidi.1356.8 rllesellilllssi: and his“ or , asters will most In What Katy Did 1 STODDARD W' 0" ,. 30L!” AND SUCCESSFULo Arion Hall, South Norwalk ever What Katy Dld at school, 1151.1 Red Mustang. 13.11.? . . Y What Katy Did Next. 4354 4 4 T444444,"K Loaves, ”5744 Wednesday afternoon at I oclock, be- Clover, 4354 5 Two Arrows 4 354.44 ginning next Wednesday, October 16. In the High Valley. 1354 c <TlMLOW Elisabeth CITY NATIONAL BANK The class for Ladies and Gentlemen we. I .. .. .2... ' . dissenters: ensure o 31ng 31134423111.) 1 1.511. 1 Thygcvxflgggf. J '1‘. 1352.5 sour" NORWALK. corm. 8mm mam“; ' Alan Rhnsforu. -. 1352 21 4 His Ono Fault. 1352. 4 --f- wRisidents 10!: Rflovgayton, Dorian and “am-.“rrm4.51.1“.11‘13‘11211. 1““ “we" “00.00000 .3112 w n . _ 11:1. 3 ' 133:4?“ Lgdfiomm. 41362.14 Huckleberry Finn, 1257.4 Surplus. 51091900109 w' G'LBERT "SWELL- DOUGLAS Amanda 11., Tom SWYGF- 1267-3 therrofin. 313000030 25 UN"! Bimh BridI'PW‘vcwm A Little Girl In old New TmAN-gfithg‘ne. . ' ' 02 2" York . 256.25 roe or aids. 1358.20 ‘ -_-......_._...__.-. .- .1.” -. Wk"-.- A Ltllple Girl in 01.1 Phlladeh V‘gfiE-MChfifloge 11.. 115111 Jog" II. mums. Wk MOLOKAI Loren SETTLEMENTS. D a, 1 256.26 . -. I .. ' cash ORYSDALE, William, WELLS. Amos Ru A003 "if!“ m' Victims; in Hawaii Number 909.149 k4 gm“ Standish, 1353.33 w$1¥giaiélfiginéi,ne 1353.15 DIRECTOR! Clean Persons. reshury 1 352. 1 - . ' was flungmcisyr n th Whillilitlifl’ (‘inl‘i'laifi'A 1131154. A80. 1356.1 John H. Ferric 1. Henry Seymour are “offigfi’ghoflfl” 11112—3553 0 . . . . ., .Fqugida 529:8?“ 01" e 13519 Real Folks, 4353.49 10h" H. KMDD‘ . Chrlotlan Gilli"! persons at the Molokai leper settle- - John H. Light E. H. Mathewson manta In Hawaii, according boa report iILDER. Jeanette I. Autobiography of a Tomboy. 1 353. 3 'HARLAND, Marion, " (pseud. ) A York and Lancaster Rose, 1 $54 4 LANG, Andrew, Blue. Fairy Book. Green Fairy Book, the 1356.11 1196.11 WILLIAMS. Jesse Lynch. Adventures of a Freshman. 1352.20 WYSS. J. R. von and Baronnc dc Mon- Tho men were. thrown from the top of Rothermel was killed Instantly and 0' Hnra died on the way to a hospital. Josiah R. Marvin J. Waiigo Marvin. Samuol Grumman An 01 1131.1 4 . , , 4 toliou, ’ INGELCIVi 418331100! Girl ”53 2 Swiss Family Robinson. 1356.10 % omthe‘skem‘gg, .4 353,3 vncn'ron. Barbara. Accounts Sollolfod. ‘1. Mopsa. the Fairy ‘3 35,“ We Ten. 1854.23 . 1 . . IACKSON Helen Hunt A Young Savage, 1354.22 ‘ Nelly' a Silver Mine 1 253.9 ............_.___._... BURN-AR HALL CAUGHT' 1133404444” 457444, WRECK ON PENNSYLVANIA R. R. PUTNAM Co ~October 16~Wll~ .49me Sara 0m. PHILLADELPHIA October 11‘.— 44 44 44 '4 fl}, “.4, 4 <1 4, 44, Hottv Leicester. 1 274.12 Two freight trains on the Pennsylvnn am “ a '3 r e n e y o 'OHNSON, 1105311111», in road collided late. last night in this; Norwich police on the charge of house- End of a Rainbow 1 352.14 city and Michael O'Hara and John breaking and stoning goods was ar- '(F'.Any_ Annie. 4R0thermel. brakemon, were killed car on which they were riding. 4rested here late last night and today was taken to Nortlch. He lsisald to be a deserter from the regular army having-being stationed at Fort‘Slocnm. ur ’sSto roads. Our goods please the public. 4 ff“”“¥ff.‘l§§"m our Iranians worm noon olcion “Thoughts... There Is a cerain point in quality above which no better can be had, no matter how much you ‘oay. There Is a ccrdiii point in price below which the Best Quality' 111 impossible. We sell me genuine goods on small margins of profit and have nothing to do with imitation 4‘. that' is why we are always busy._ \iono Battur Con Bo Hod That large mi yql offANCY FORMOSA TEAS. The reputation of these goods are so firmly riper nine their qualities are unnecessary. TOWN can be found at our store. ‘ Bridgewater Hills Creamery Butter in prints; Gilt Edge Creamery Butter In tubs. Double Cream Cheese, FrancmAmcfican Soups. Double Strength Pure Spices, Ferris Hams. Mound Smoked Boot. Superfine Exquisite Figs. ,, Now Good; arriving daily. which are dainty and delicious. ti. liliillil [111111811111331111 Washington 81111. Telephone Cali.“ 51115012115 For 1111511113131 A1 Grocery ch 00. 1‘35»: .. it x rouse annulus flotilla. "M1. on rations m clamor commit. a, SLOW. use. BAG; was 331.. ‘ use xgcakuLlonSoap. soc "WWW: roe: 7mhanitfiSosp, sunligVIiuoSosp. e just received, from Chief Quarantine Officer Cofer.‘. In charge of the Marine Hospital serflcofi avail. All these are housed fed; c ad and governed for 880, 000 a year. The report praises the hopeful and cheerful way In which these poor people resign themselves to their fate and points out that such con- tentment can thrive only on a comfor- table mode of life and godd treatment. Surgeon Cofer reports he made carc- ful inquiries as to the chances of the infection of the, clean people working among the lepers and that the general opinion was that In time may would become lepers. In the last ten years however only ten clean residents have become lepers. The board or health has initiated a new system for pre- venting thc tapers and their relatives and friends f In embracing and kiss- lng each 0th ‘1‘ by marchi the visi- tors immediately from th steamer landing to a corral with a double de- fense. The friends are compelled to remain inside this lnclosure and the lopera gather around and talk through the bars. .Visitors are permuted at any time under this system. instead of only once a year as formerly." The re- sults of known exposure to leprosy, says the report show an uncertainty as to the chances of individual disease one of the most difficult ' to operate against. Women are said to be less liable to it than men. a The th old~ cst patients at the settlement arrived In 1874 1875 and 1379. ”respectively6 The number of commillttmontatp settlements during be last ranging from 132 In] 1 to 8! 919 0 show a gindual decrease despite the fact that the for lopers throughout Is- lands never before has hoarse vix- oroua. I . CHINESE COURT AT TUNG KUAN. PEKIN 001% iii. The court arriv- ed at 'I‘ung K day last and will remain there for several days in order to recuperate from the fatigue due to traveling over ”the cxecrable loads. .FANGY NATIVE Ilhhm hallo Sham Minot half the usual cost. ! 39¢. a yard. ‘Wits and Soother Scott. ' Ladies‘ Belts—Every belt or- dained by fashion is included in the very excellent assortment we are now showing. Among the very newest Fall Belts are the shaped Plaited Satin Belts, in straight and long waist front effects. Elastic Belts from any. to 4 inches wide; also steel Beaded Belts. Black Satin Pleated Belts—— These belts are 2% inches wide and have shaped back, regular price 4912; choice of many pret- ty designs in buckles—45¢. Black Satin Pleated Belts, straight or plaited effects, long waist buckles, in gilt or oxidize designs: your choice of 5,000 at——49c. Chatelaine Bags, iil all leath- ers, black only, latest shapes. silver gray nickel and also cov- Maths-moi Strung. It is all silk—dust what it claims to ho, with the advantage» of being half the price that silk linings usually are. We claim for it~brilliancy' In appearance, modesty in price, sterling in quality. What more can you ask for in a lining? Yams-moi cannot be improved upon, unless you double the price. It pooscacs all the attributes a silk lining should have, at We can match any shade you desire. There are sixty tints in all, including black and white. Width 19 inches. Price- ered frames, worth 491: and. 59111; choice zit—39c. , Chatelaine Bags, all real seal, back and front, also alligator leather, lined inside and outside pockets; value $1. 50—98c. Pocket Books in grain leatl1~ cr, alligator, walrus, etc. double frames, also finger books, worth 39c.,spec1al value—25¢ Easement Department. Have you seen our new Bacc- ment Department? We have added on about one-third more selling space, and have also in- creased our stocks about the same proportion. At Ioc.—-A large assortment of China Cups and Saucers, Fan— cy Trays, Creamers, Glass- ware. At $1.98—Decorated Lamps, ccnteI draft burners; value $2.50. At $5. oo—T ea Cups and Sau~ cers, and Breakfast Plates. Limited quantity; value 9c. CALL FOR FREE A l CHARLES E. ssvmoun as Washington Street, South Nor-walk. WILLIAM M. 115115. 15 Main street. Norwalk. ‘ SE5 THE WORLD Cow'iiao, ~ SAUCE \ A 571111:er PURE AN‘b APPETIZINGTABLE RELISH r011 soupsovsrrlisrlsu. GAME. nears. no... fi'lliliiii. 1551555 SAMPLE n'r REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. These real estate transfers have been recorded at the office of Town Clerk Herbert R. Smith: William F. Biship and wife to Dan- lei Riordan. lot on New Canaan road. Alvnh B. Tuthill and wife to Ellen Powers, 50-foot lot on Sammie street. Norwalk Savings Society to Jacob Lubrinek and others, house and lot In Granitovilie; Charles C. Wheeler and wife to George 0. Starr. thirteen acres and buildings, In West Nor-walk. ORDER OF NOTICE. DISTRICT OF NORWALK. 38., PRO- BATE COURT, Oct. 15. A. 1)., 1901. Whereas, written application has been made to this Court for adminis- tration of the estate of Emeline Ferris. late of Norwnlk. in said district. de- ceased. . Ordered, That said application be heard and determined at the Probate office In Norwalk on the 34th day of October. 1901, at 4 o'clock afternoon: and that public notice thereof be given to all persons interested therein by publishing this order in a newspaper having a circulation In said district. at least five days before said day of hearing. HENRY W. GREGORY. old It Judge. cnoIos m..." To the Board of County Commission ore for Fairficld County. I hereby apply for a license to sell Spirituous and Intoxicntlng Liquors. Ale, Lager Beer. Rhine Wine. and Cl- der at Mahackemo Hotel, Washington street. Town of Norwalk. My place of business is not located within 200 feet In a direct line of a Church Ediilce or Public School house, or the promises pertaining thereto or any Postsomce, Public Li- brary or Cemetery. Dated at Norwalk, this 15th day of October, A. D.. 1901. JOSEPH L. WALZ. Applicant. We, the undersigned, electors and taxpayers. as defined by law, of the Town of Norwaik, hereby endorse the application of the above named Joseph L. Wait for such license. Dated at Norwalk. thid‘15th day of October, A. 1).. 1901. - J. P. Francis, Christian Swartz‘, Mat- thew Corbett, Charles S. Trowbridgo, Otto Bnrthol. I hereby certify that the above nam- ed endorsers are electors and taxpnye era, as defined by law, of the Town of Norwalk. Dated at Norwalk, this 15th day of October, A. 1).. 1901. HERBERT R. SMITH, Town Clerk. Fancy NATIVE than Market Prices. tinnitus nephew: 1 mm am strictly mm will. 11.... rimming“ Kilt. 4...... “Ch lard-1mm h ii ills. urinary figure ii, if lbs. New Prunes. ' ions“ noun. potassium recur. Is 1;». (tumour-so recall. '1 smut atom cnnmnv curred. us to. PM!" IUTTIR. FIR Ll. ‘ s r'ouuoo ruct OMAN OHIIII, Iron ml m. or no cannot. «so. on no.1?» Plit “can. «so. on no. 0011; erosional... 14.10. POTATOIO. POTATOES, POTATOII. 01-” PER IUCHIL. 15o FIR PICK. 260 PER PICK. Fresh Stuck. Fine Quality. Low Prices. We are the leaders in the Grocery line. Why? Because when you buy of us you are not paying more Just as soon II the market drops we are the first to go with it. Smart;- bore you are never paying too much for them. Here are a law 13 srgsins that will Inta'rolt most any Therefore by buying yum“ .11”: 1 ' ' ‘ gm. [I . ‘ v ; Campbell's $on («11.1 3' for ' ' " alto . Mustard Sardines, can. Dc Bolted Beans. nor can. so 1 Purina Pan Oaks Flour, pkg. ., Grand Mo's Pan Cairo Flour. Dunn . FLOUR. to ',
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