doll. Editor and Prowl-tor.
‘Y OCTOBER 22. 1901.
plunAimnmc for Tomorrow.
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should he addressed to The
. Personal latter: not duirco.
RWAKE AND NOVl-PORTUS.
honor of his memory, the grave
1111 Fitch, Yale 1721, Norwalk's
tile graduate. wear at this hi—cen-
blinds the university colors. 'i‘ho-
tub and the great grandson
dent Jonathan Edwards) of one
loops but a few feet from tho
of the colonial magistrate, con-
. 1 great credit upon their renown-
nolloge parent. and are names
clumsy, with propriety, be recalled
fig these New Haven jubilee days.
, ”first rendered the institution a
. able oillcc by work, in 1714, upon
new. charter, and the second was
o of the ablest and grandestof New
'xland minds and men.
Old Norwalk and old Yale are some
lint association-linked. The son of
”tho designer and builder of Yale‘s first
' ‘ ‘esldod on Norwalk Green. The
Timothy Dwight took a Norwalk
anghter to wife, and the present
Ex1President Timothy Dwight is
Drwalk DeForest blood. Timothy
rds, Dr. Porter and President
' lacy were Norwalk connected, and
Stuart, Orlgcn S. and Thomas
incur, James Lockwood and Haw-
aiid EdWard Olmstead Norwalk de-
. dad. .
Our ancient town. which urns the
t: of so many of the i'oreparents of
V sons of Eli, extends at this cele-
ati n~tide loyal greetings to noble
. io Yalensis proud mother of lore
fl, master 0. worth. it has attained
eminent distinction and an eminent
satiny is already its reward. May its
out endure and its influence know no
ne.
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» WHAT WOMEN ARE DOING.
Both braid and bands of silk are us-
ed in trimming velvet costumes.
There is nothing so lovely as a velvet
gown without trimming, but some
fill! have them trimmed. and these are
using a great deal of silk—mohair
raid.
1, Occasionally nowadays one sees
mast turkey served without bones,
lint, while it may be easier to serve it
doeqnft look as inviting, although it
We is deft in removing the frame
What is left can be garnished and made
taunting. ‘1
Wales the elegant and expensive
nliable-far on the most ordinary looking
.h, coats. There are ladies who do
like the weight of the heavier
' coat who will use this most fash-
,ble fur to trim both coats and
9711s of cloth.
tie a nice idea to make onc‘s cor-
sw'aist and short skirt all in one.
latter is apt to sag at the belt in
back and the farmer to creep up
g‘an irregular mass of wrinkles
cannot be of great aesistance in
in: one’s tailored gown fit smooth-
1 Too rent care cannot be taken
th‘ the t of one‘s lingerie.
., he Epicure" gives this receipt for
’illng veal steak: Butter the grid—
‘well and broil the steak over a hot
When quite brown on both sides.
3 6 out and put in a shallow ,pan.
”to the pan put a little white 11th
(1 about two ounces of butter. Set
1 in the oven for live minutes, take
is add a gill of tomato sauce with a
l. of horseradish. and pour over the
_ before serving. . . '
RESIDENTOF WASHBURN
, LEGE. . , . ,
CHEYENNE. Wyo, October 22—-
G. A. Gales, formerly president
a lows State College, who has
‘in charge of the First Congregag
01 Church 'here during the last
.1111: been called to the presidency
uhburn college, at Topeka, Kans‘.
COL
GOULD—KELLY.
‘ YORK, October 22—The en-
out is announced of Miss Helen
m Kelly and Frank J. Gould.
V ingest son of the late Jay Gould.
Kelly is a daughter of the late
tore Edward Kelly. of the New
Yacht Club. The 1 wedding
11‘ in the spring.
11.91.0010.
Stock
:2 takers,
519M ',
wire to N. tony.
corporation in the state
Hurrah
” READ THE coon News:
.Grand Success of ~ Foster Park. 120 Lots Sold!
New Factories, and a General Prosperous Outlook!
Deeds given and money received on account of deeds, at Taylor & Golden's, 74 Washington Street.
Deeds given and warantee by A. 111. Austin. ,
People should come quick to get good lots. if you think of buying remember terms: “
, A $5 Down and $1 a Week. No Interest or Taxes.
LOtSi‘r-om $90 to $125 each.
Rsmélnbar whore Foster Park is:
and trolley.
o fa ‘ o f , 1
Magm iccnt V new 0 the Sound.
' Very high. level and no grading or expense. Streets built and improvements free to buyers.
. One new factory assured. Others will surely follow. Trolley from Baugatuck to be builtflsoon to pass the
property. . ‘ .-
improvementa will surely double the value of the land. Streets nowbcing built.
1 Cash has been paid for this property, and you will have absolutely a safe and profitable Investment. 25 ,per
cent. moat must come.
“mind/Sale, ‘
the veal, and to the stock in the'
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Revised List for the King's Daughters’
Convention.
The following is the revised list at
this committee and the members are
asked to meet in the Congregational
Chapel, Norwalk. on Wednesday. Octo1
bowflzrurirls p. m. Members are ask-
ed to assemble promptly that the meet-
ing may not exceed half an hour.
Mrs. Arthur B. Hill. chairman; com
mittee, Mrs. G. W. Seilcck, Mrs. W. N.
Simonds, Mrs. Josiah Gregory, Mrs. L.
H. Scofleld, Mrs. 11‘. Van Hoosear. Mrs.
E. Boyer, Mrs. J. 1“. Paddock, Mrs. Dav
vid Hunt, In, Mrs. William Benedict,
Mrs. Anna Adams, Mrs. Edward Ly-
cett. Mrs. Lewis l-lubbell, Mrs. Dow.
'l‘. VanDorcu, Mrs. Louis Fauntleroy.
Mrs. C. G. lves, Mrs. E. K. St.1John,
Mrs. Addie Osborn, Mrs. David Gould,
Mrs. Christian Swartz. Mrs. Paul
Schultze, Mrs. Lewis St. John. Mrs.
William Porter, Mrs. Dwight Spanki-
ding. Mrs. Ruth Plaistcd, Mrs. A. H.
Hoyt, Mrs. C. ll. Fitch. Mrs. Harold
Glondcniug, Misses Anna Cole. Lena
Fillow, Anna Russell, Laura Comatock.
Lilliam Bartram. Clara, Van Doren.
Gertrude Lyon, .May Wildman. Lizzlo
Grindrod, Edna Whitiock, Kate Bar-
trnm. ilolcn Quintnrd. Anna
rcdge, and N. G. Shaw.
LIFE UNDERWRITERS?
Connecticut Association wm Hold Oc-
tober Meeting in New Haven.
Chairman A. .i. Birdseye, of the ex- ‘
ecutivc committee of the Connecticut
Life Underwriters‘ association, has re—
ceived a letter from J. W. Wright, of
New Haven, stating that arrangements
have been completed for the October
meeting of the association, which will
be held in that city, Saturday. October
26. It will take place at the Hotel
Grovrland. 920 Chapel street. the busi-
ness beginning at 1 o'clock.
IN STATE sscsls‘rAsv's OFFICE. 1,
Gordon Brothers. Incorporated. of
Euiield. have filed a certificate of in-
oflice. The corporation is to engage
in the manufacture oi fabrics.
capital stock is $75,000.
Pratt. Reed & Company. of Deep
River, have filed a certificate 01' the
increase of‘capitnl stock from 8450.000 ,
to £500,000. The certificate is signed ‘
by W. ll. Arnold. Edward 11. Ropcs.‘
James A. Jones. John G. Edmonds and '
George L. Cheney as directors. ;
The Federal Manufacturing Com- j
pany,lucorporntcd. of Putnam. bus
illcd a certificate of incorporation. its .
purposes are to manufacture. buy, cx- '
changc’and sell all kinds of goods.“
wares. devices and personal property.
its authorised capital stock is $250,000. 1
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TROUT SHIPMENTS.
President George T. Mcthewsou, oi.
the commission of fisheries and game.
dfifzrllgiilllllbsoll’detigkrl‘ $Li82031(‘l’:3d3‘lf ccpiod and adopted by the Council of this city. Ootobcr 2L. 1901:
of September. The shipments average ,3
about 1.800 trout a day and the fish are. I
reported as doing excellently. Of a I
shipment of 2.050 to Stamford.
three were found dead.
all obtained from the Windsor Locks
hatcheries.
nearly all the little towns in Connecti-
cut. The commissioners have received
nearly 200 applications. representing? Royal (1. Mlllhi‘d
over fifty public streams.
The fish arc
The shipments
STEAMER ALLER AGROUND.
NEW YORK. October
inward
went
The Aller floated at 10:26 a. m. and
proceeded to her pier.
End Society of Christian Endeavor, 3141
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‘ menstruation, weakness, llil](f01‘i'll<i.‘.l, (llfililltt’iilllcllt or ulceration of the
secretary's '
its ‘
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Michigan Ave, Chicago, Ill... Cured by
Lydia E. Pinkluun's Vegetable Compound.
“DEAR Mas. PlNKliAM :w- When life looked brightest to me I
sustained a hard {all and internal complications were the result.
my good spirits. I spent money dortoring without any hclp, when a
relative visited our home. She was so enthusiastic over Lydia E.
Pinklmm’s Vegetable'Cmnpolmd, having used it herself, that
nothing would satisfy her until I sent lor a bottle. I have thanked
her a hundred times for it since, for it brought blessed health to me
and cured me within scvcu weeks.
lnow wish to thank you, your medicine is a friend to suffering
W0men."——L1LLIE DEQENKOLRIL
$5000 FORFEIT IF THE ABOVE L CT’I‘ER IS NOT GENUINE.
When women are trmbied will! irregular,“unmasked or painful
womb, that bearingulown feelings, inflammation oi the ovaries, backache,
bloating (or flatulence). general (101 llhy, indigestion, and nchoUs pros-
tratlou, or are beset with such symptoms as dizziness, faintncss, lassitudc,
excitabilit , irritability, ncrvousnrss. sleeplessncss, melancholy, “all.
gone,” an “\vant-to-bc-lcft-alm1c” feelings blues, and hopelessness“,
they should remember there is (1110 tried an true remedy. Lydia E.
Refuse to buy any other medicine, for you need the best.
Mrs. Pinkimm invites all Sli'lt women no writs her for advice.
She has guided thousands to health. Address, Lynn, Muss.
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Marine Observer at Sandy Hook rc-l John V' 1‘68”"
ports that the north German
steamer Aller.
Genoa, Naples and Gibraltar.
agrOund in the lower bay near the up
per middle shoal at 8 a. m. ‘
Lloy 1'
bound from ‘
' _ lioncilts
over _
. Owners: ileuciits. Damages Damages
E. A. Woodward, s 110.00 $1315.00 3 83.00
George C. Lockwood, ,. 216.00 80.00 13000
Heirs of 1.. H. Moore, 223.00 y 50.00 178.00
Cornelia 1-1. Hoyt. 17.00 1, J 7 .00
Charles Anderson, 33.00 ,. F! .00- .
36.00 r12 .00 15.00
Cornelia ii. Hoyt. 111.00 31.00 80.00
Herman Quittner. 111.00 111.00
Dudley E. Hoyt, 2:18.00 1.00 1537.00
The B. D Pierce .lr. (70.. 73.00 73.00
45.00 45.00
Abby M. Clark, 55.00 6:100»
$1,337.00
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Assessment Notice.
Notice is lli‘l'l‘liy given that tho following is a list 0. ihc persons assessed
benefits and damages, as the case may 111-, resulting and accruing from the
taking orland along Prospectstrcct. in this city. from Hamilton avenue to
Lowe street. for the public use, and tor the layout. enlarging. grading and
widening of said street, with the amount of their respective assessments,
as embodied in the report of the Committee. of h‘rceholdors, as modified. ac-
‘ ’33 5,00 $1,002.00
South Norwalk. October 22. 1901. 1 . .
Per order of the Council,
1 JOSEPH RJMLOR,
City Clerk.
for on1k 1 1
Maple avenue. near Bridge street. East Norwalk, five minutes from depot
«,hursdayand Saturday
11-1.
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V prosperity.
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19 LBSGRANULATED SUGAR . . . . . . . , ' , 1 $1.00.
.MAUD SrFLOUR. -. . ‘ . ‘. . . . 55c. BAG; 84.30 BBL.
JONES’ FLOUR‘ . . . . , . ‘ . . 57c. BAG: $4140 BBL.
, ‘ s“ «mm ‘11, inc ’ 1' ‘ 7 bars om. soup. . - as.
' {trauma Poidmgxk. 26c SIX FOUNDS Import-i Pic Fruits. 8 for 28¢
_ at. Jariilowiioily and flavors) 109 NEW CALIFORNIA PRUNES, a can. Magnolia Milli, , m
_ gupr'Oumi Horns, our 111.. 130 1| CENTS a Blill,V'ilflll' Corn, 250
accompany; poi-‘10.. ‘ loo , . 5~ ' 2 «no Choice loo Ioimon. 25¢
' sinner and 1.1 cassuasv‘ surrzta . .' . pan 1.11., as cams.
LITCHFIEL‘D COUNTY'IPRINT BUTTER . . . PER 1.3.. 23 CENTS. V. V
an.-.“
AYIA ”or barium-w.
ouch Has Been the One Just Cloud to
‘ a l m 3 .- k l 1 «ul- rr ‘3‘]er '
the Americans Missionary Association. ' ‘ g ‘ WAL .51.. fl “1 ‘ Ii " ‘ N
cmcaco, October 22m'l‘hc ilfty- ' "" -
fifth annual meeting or the American ' ‘
Missionary 1......11... 1...... 1.... 1... Granite Steel we re sale
day should continue tomorrow and
Thursday. The report of the execu-
timo committee said the association
bad 11131 010W! 11 Year of uncommon
’i uerc"is a slight increase .
_ We purchased from the New York Auction about a car load of
granite steel ware at one—third less than refiular price and we pro-
pose giving out customers the benefit of our large purchase by ‘
making the prices lower than wholesale. The price on these goods
has been advancing for the past few months ’till the manufactur-
in the number of schools, and an in-
crease of 1,600 pupils. .he associa-
crs ask more for the goods than we will ask during this sale.
tion's school in the south arc,c...ctly
parochial loc ted tor the most part
where hools do not meet the
urgent . tea. The organization
conduct ommon schools and 113
normal and graded schools in the
southern states increase for the your
of tour schools. As to church work
in the south the report shows 228
churches, 28 new ones; since last year
while, 27 have been discontinued.
There are 140 ministers and mission-
urica,12,050churchcs members and
17.347 Sunday school pupils. in the
indian missions department the com-
mittee report twenty churches and 53 .
outstations: 2.005 Sunday school Lollautlars, 259') worth 3‘“ ‘
ppupils and 211 students in live repu- \l'nsll Basing, inn, 1(1c. and 201:. Wlii‘lll [QC-1 25C- and 35‘“
lar lndlan schools. The financial part , - . ‘ V I ‘ '
of the report shows receipts of $351; I. rrscrvmg kettles, 210.. 25c. and 2712. worth 250.. 33c. and 37c.
750 and expenditures oi $335,572. llrcad Pans, 19s., worth 29c.
MEETING or KNIGHTS or HONOR.. Fry [1‘1"51259-1 Worth 35“-
- - ’ Rice Boilers, 39c, 42c. and 59c. worth (Soc, 65c. and 75c. - 1
Firt Bio 11 ' . . . ‘ ' . .
' m” sew“ Being Held m l'rcna Borlcrs, 356. and 45c., worth 50c and 600.
Milk Kettles, 25c. and 39c, worth 39c and see.
New Haven Today.
The twenty-third annual session or
()blongr Pans, 30c, worth 491:.
Cuspidors, 21c.. worth 296.
the Grand Lodge. Knights of Honor.
of Connecticut. is holding its first bi-
enniel meeting in the hall of Roger
2~qt. Buckets, 16c, worth 25c.
Cake Moulds, 210., worth 35c.
()il Cans, 31s.. worth 45c.
Sherman Lodge, No. 323, at 95 Crown
street, today. the morning session com-
Watcr Carriers, 45s., worth 98c.
Muffin l’ans, l7C., worth 29c.
menclng at 10 o’clock. This was an
interesting meeting. for it has been
two years since the previous session.
The committee on finance. appropria-
l)ippers, 9c. and 1012. worth 15c. and 19c.
Sauce Pans. 22c., 25c. and 32s., worth 33c., 39c. and 43c.
'l‘ca Pots and Coilcc Pots, 27c, 33c. and 39c, worh 35c., 39c. and
45c-
tions and printing met at the Atlantic
Berlin Kettles, 27c. and 3(1c.. worth 43c. and 49c.
hotel. Bridgeport. last night. to pass
on the books and finances of the lodge.
Unfit-c Boilers, (19o, worth $1.25. ‘ 1
Pic l’latcs, 8c. and 100., worth Inc. and me.
- 'l‘cn Kettles, 33c, 39c. and 41px, worth 450., 490. and 750.
STEAMSHIPB ARRIVE.
BOSTON. October , 22~—Arrlved:
Coll'cc l'ots, 491:, worth 75c.
Milk Pans, 912, 11c., 15c., 21c. and 231:. worth 12V.c., 15c., 21c,
29c. and 350. '
. Pudding Pans, 12s., 1912, 21c. and 23s., worth 17c... 25c., 35c. and
3991
Lippeil Sauce l’nns, 251'... worth 391'.
Steamer Cambrian from London.
NEW YORK, October 22~Arrlved:
Steamer Kron Prinzc Wilhelm from
liremn.
PLYMOUTH, October 22—Arrived:
Steamers l’alutia and Columbia from
New York.
QUEENSTOWN. October 22——Arriv-
0d Steamer Oceanic from New York.
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Seymour’sStore
TO OUR CUSTOMERS:
We want to call your special attention to our fine display of New Goods which we are receiv-
ing daily. Every article is guaranteed to be the best of the kind on the market. This is the popular
store for business.
A GREAT VARIETY:
New Oranges. Figs. Dates. Prunes, Apricots, Peaches, Cranberries, Concord. Delaware and Niagara
Grapes, Cauliflower, Celery, Quinces, Fancy Sweet Potatoes, Chestnuts,
Pears, Apples. Etc.
THE FINEST COFFEES IN TOWN.
Rosy Sweet Butter, Extra Fine Double Cream Cheese. Strictly Fresh Laid Eggs, New Pancake Flour,
‘ New Maple Syrup and Honey.
DON'T MISS OUR GREAT DISPLAY FOR SATURDAY.
ll. ElllllllUll, lililllllii [1101111, 33 Will Walllflgllfl Silliill.
Telephone Call, 5812.
FOR THIS WEEK AT
P. J. Lynch Co. Grocery.
19 VPOUND GRANULATED SUGAR. .
oun FAMOUS ELGIN CREAMERY BUTTER, .
oua FAMOUS WHITE ROSE FLOUR, 55c. sac; $4.40 BBL.
$1.00. ‘
3 cans Magnolia Milk,
1 lb. can Roast Beef,
1 lb. can Corned Beef,
2 cans Soused Mackerel,
asc.‘ 3 glass jars New Jam,
13c. 1 qt. glass jar Jelly,
rgc.‘ 3 lb. can Baked Beans,
ascl 3 cans Mustard Sardines,
25c 15 cakes Lion Soap,
10¢ 11 cakes Chic Soap.
too 7 cakes Babbitt’s'Soap, .
25:. 5 cakes Big Value Soap,
25c.
25c.
25c.
25c.
FREE TO ALL PURCHASERS OF TEA 0R COFFEE—A CAKE OF WHITE ROSE SOAP.
. THE P. J. LYNCH co.
CAPE COD CRANBERRIES. I CAPE COD CRANBERRIES.
7 CENTS QUART. V 7 CENTS QUART.
' ‘ We are here for business, and we mean business, so to prove it we are offerin the FRESHEST
AND BEST STOCK 0F GROCERIES IN THE NORWALKS. at the LO EST POSSIBLE
PRICES. Place your order here this week. and ‘get your money’s worth—A Guarantee on every,
CAPE COD CRANBERRIES.
4 QTS. FOR 25 CENTS. '
as CENTS.
as was anarchists“ . V .,
Norwalk Chronicler