i r
1:115”
' tor Norwaii: and vicinity: '1:
and Tuesday; light w‘est- p“
1‘1 'iy Thomas Duff afig
from East
errsce. 1 1
Miss Gertru 1 ' of N York
city. is the mi in!” “3a.! moms Col-
eyV, VtV'ilV Taylor swim!- t. '
lliam B
Recdilmasaild
own in the lsiitmaii's dill Ve min
in‘ the
la chaonville reporting heavy
th a minimum temperature of
ass.
"1‘ 5515‘ “1 1;
fl. Goorge R. V styn e pi:d poll
1o! Bsyvlew he are visiting S 1
’ out Norwslir.tl:li week. and gray
w Haven- . 11:" 111;. . yard. .1.
“Don't forpet '1‘ dolly S'ii' sienna So. Left a c.11rear‘.
George Fountain. of Newlound
N. 1 J... ormeriy of Notaritllt.5
' ‘gin.1l::gdsie Methodist
We“!!! -~ . 1
1 . 1 1 William 5.1m: ill'p ll:
'15 MAM-c-
walk. was the 3% of than
at: S. lreland, employed in the .
1 vsrgne ice mahhlne works, at Vernon and New. ork, SatanrdIy.n .1 1
1‘! Morris, New York spent Sunday ’ 4 ~-
his home in Elm Grove street.
Norwailr Cong.C
011M iv.
5.30 to 8: to o ’cloc 11
1..360V.
—- w...—
Hill i to have telephone our:
{8011? ”mm 80'! th ‘0
'chsvlmh ham secured through-
. 11-1113 Nolan. the Cream
11.....;._ 11 -1 ~11...
“3' iii! less than two weeks: WM.” 1119:“le
' Monday Afternoon li
i: Willie preparing tor your own mm”? at her home in
m: the poor ones who. see
1 $85M: for, and m'ahe
Mrs”. J'dm‘e‘il
been visitl'lls
‘5, Jonah? din: has
fi‘ I iii 0m; his
returned to her amnmm« :
1.1.} ”moped—4‘- 4.1' for“ {£31
(V111
T1111: Monday Almond Willi! flung.
also.
'vflfi-‘4—w. “588“!” m5“ "‘ ”h ‘ " ”"‘
Vmfifim has 11.11.11»- "“3 “‘5" We Swill”: ‘“ .‘ 3",“ ““1050“ 115651135311le .
grapher with Bryant's Elec- nus ,4 ‘m‘wfi t V" WW! ‘45 1'31"!» 1
WW5 W Pm 3‘" ' onward Underliui attire Dr'e‘v's face: 53. 5 ' wwflww'
955"“ 0°" 98° logical Seml'aa'i'y. Madison, New Jer-
new. event Sunday at his home in Nor-1:
walk.
'l‘he Board of 5011091 Vliitor‘a is adhe'
duled tor a meow at the chi cc of J.
"E‘loclr hi Vg bt‘, w evening ,s't 8
cloc
W
‘l‘he cohhiy’ commissioners are in sec
sion today. from 10 a. m., until i in m .
at the Somalis. Town Cdurt room. to:- 1
the purpose attaching licenses. 1
f‘f‘onight sit the 'E‘pworth Leagues in
The Fermi» will hold a meeting in
the. South: Monolith Methodist, Sharon
iterating a union.
' u‘ou'y :3...
ii
' by mortise 1 ‘ . 1 I?“ ”We:
bury. last night. could be call ,‘fiwfik‘mfimnmrx ,m'g‘};
“53:11. on .15: :4” The subject wasmngand Henge:
J, t ' .
sputum‘iuuaw -
3am“ 1 Sign“ a 'sey or i: 4
1 . 11 1 1» 11 4. . 1 connection wit the ’1 avila'nd 0335
1‘, restaurant. and has accepted a position
"'5" (855:. box factory of C. S. 'l‘rowbrldge
14 £83 'ii‘ravhl' tr'sins hsVe been
twill: Mlidated road during
Between the gravel:
liord. and a point to the west-
V
, William5 boa't'le'r at.- w:
1 I Point 3"?" piece? 'lgalie i) Ritchl3‘4
m3 amen H ghlVan'd in the en-
‘. ‘ r 1 n a d 3135 an.
' undid“. to ”cure 16:31:31
‘ heat department of the
41 blurry and Norwslle division of tile-1,.
‘4, phildated Railroad.
rs pro all the rage in
if: it is deo‘
. Gd “
:-
1 \i g: imp“
—--:--:--.
.John Lycett, of Norwalk. was ap.
pointed one of the committee of the
StuanVrd VlglefiVyfih :thon gin pro:
mm or a van event}
-. her 22' to 24,1nciu'slve‘.
1411‘“ “m 805334311101, 1» 3p®5$hr4m3
' so skzoolh osew wit a
1 '. :1 Trinity' 338553159 (illiirch. 343133155“
alter-noon some: wilrhv held
each Saturday “income:
1» Hum E. J. 11111. mtmclna Manitoulin
1 11:10 resent .ttlpt arched its!" '10:!
'1 eve-log. 1m the use-sing. u: 5
commonalities will .ha treads all.
"1
Wild“: 1131'“
ostmskron mo '
No wonder.
tired
HEAVY CLOTHS FOR SKIRTS.
sui W
are votitsa’. mint :: all subtle?“
them is an satisfying they' 11 never, be
entirely dip
gray. 82. 25 y.d
V349“ limfi“
tromcwhiog'r resales;
.3333555511 “'55::
ginseng light grduiids :ki'ileil
l'il'vw 3 am
390 I'll-
inches wide. 35c yd.
Center aisle. rear.
REALITE ’
with cloth and held firmly in place
\though there‘s room to pass a needle
between.
dress neatly,
VVNotlohr—nsar main stair-case.
WJ AI,»
' 1 This lecture $0111.11” given without the ‘
‘ in}: ,t visit
' fiemer' 44:: “will!“ 1588‘s
53;" "H'u :31. ‘1116‘
It'silrm texture and peb-
swimsuits” mite it anV admit:
9‘spe'ial 0150155" 555‘” " 35d 11"
Ptgat ui'eo 33"?“ mVchh 113
5i
pot to be told f nsVV
inviplblo dtripda raping
ea‘rpi‘slnsrem sought” 1.1.111.
lain cloths, too. Something about
Red and 6a or iabi'ics. '22. 78 'yd
Mixtures in red blue brown and
311580111434“ Oxford suitln a. 8'2 :1.
gfilbet et‘l'n cantor. redo an ”blueé'dl. 50
clothes especially brilliant" for waists
mm good partlof “11%;?! sang;
o yea. y c a pr
“1.150 is. tdwand smallest values. are
@b’l'md 'o‘th Amid: a p5easing
ct combinntl'hns. 25c and
Whipoo'rd. all wool. plain colors. 22
l ' r
‘1‘. new dress bon‘o.
Light. pliable. strong. Finishes ::
makes it fit admirably.
inward lengths. black and colors.
Silk covered. 20c yd.
Cotton covered. 18c yd.
THE HOWLAN
DRY GOODS CO.
Bridgeport.
wan Potters
Pfil’iit‘h
lVNlndow Glass
,l-iouse Painting and
Pipe: Hdh‘giug a
specially.
33 Solid: and Street
port his ‘1. dog;
”PW-"111W 1‘0
else? which the it. lots lml to for pro
tsetlolt casino: fury“ of the elements
01110:}.
'1 aboard
56m miw‘m‘
‘4 Mil: superptl .
W of mascots.
”cat or a goat or an
it
its-tor. 0:134:
slid tad-wus- o! the evilohe. 1111s as 5
tonishln how these mucus crescent
a?!” nearly every isotopes they
are fe’d trim the captain's table and
whenever they are sick. every man on
1513:” exerts himself to find numerous-1
_,tl:e ailment. and or are . ever
at: until 3. euro is doctsd,
1 he. lawsuit the staunchly Monte
sum: is an alligator, a cunning fellow.
about 1% feet long. says the New Or
idea's 'i‘l «Democrat. lie was brought
on he was as small as a
lizard. and to his presence is attrib-
utoll.ai'i1tl:eood luck which has fol
lowed the al: p since The men will
tell you 2:141th We lace that the rea
am: they have use no trouble with the
t carry regularly to
South Africa imduo 134'! that alligator.
This. will psi: you mightily this. the
reason they have payer had disease
0:- shipwreck or. any 1 those mishaps
in because «the still too; has hoodooed
the weather: no: no the microbe .
Thor room it. All 51:6qu Wheel:
refuse do man themselves trout the
.gldss: They looli pfter. that reptile as
though beware. a hings son. They
give him. game in the bathtub and
they spend halt a duct chasing dies and
ctberdn oaths sure1he sets a good
diam... hen rations are short they
will chesrtully dividsw 1th their four
web looted friend. who has a taco like
a grid“: on 1M top at a public build
ing. and a mouth like the isthmus oi
Henson 0! course. the alligator
imam. understands Whan they
are in him he arm on over about
4thr ”5: I
at of mouth and shows his
:1 they imagine he is pleased
and ye him more They say he
crawls to the feet or the men who give
him the most to eat and therefore
there is 41. ”herons rivalry to
see who will get his favor. Unless
”nothing Mppshs 140.911”; aim) to his
Drflctlco.1b’htaliigator may die of indi
“3330331 ‘4 “» 1
T mascoton the steamship lien:
non s' a "hilly" goat The appearance
of that gent would knock a holiday
coat oi the. ten'l:1dar. or postpone Sun-
day. or accomplish almost any other
heinous design. He1 as been all
mend the world and 1': again. and
he is still going and traveling all the
1 time.“ one or the collie passengers.
' He goes wuss. lie pisses: and there is
not a soul to say him nay The also
who would :be so brave as to propose
any limitation to the license of liber-
ty of that goat would be unceremonl
ously pitched overbodrd without bene
at of clergy: 111:. did“ the goat no
living man will undertake,“ tor guess.
He m then! ”It" “515““;
nu: he is there yet. he..:: Vr‘Vct
the years seems to have passe
by
His board has about the shine nun:
.herofhairslsitsowsoithsdton
years ago, and the butting capacityh
has beenTatrsakt moaned instead oi de-
creased.'1' mayhem“ k4trisada with
the cantsisoycrev.1soaevsfirbodv
else 41:: any ”4's? connected 1: (it:
. hie rst theirs strand: ylt
that gust: a‘nd "every am: who goes
1 Tissaplhud‘ .‘.
l of ti
*‘t’hi‘dé’ii‘ 3“” first... J
W5
Mimi“ “'11s Mimi Crustal rem
brance by the men of the ship. v~
J not:
.mM.-A‘G~..
A dismissed.
A Gas Cylinder Elmo orliester.
fort.
Have you made your solution
fora *
CHRISTMAS PRIIINT? '
Look at our STAND LAMPS.
Thoy’ re anl
call “520$
M
'0 o it 11,“!de
“ii «findi'iir‘tuu'
lithium. "
goon. Railwau if:
t
4.,
Stir conveniencli."s'ifiity" tbd’coirl- .
p and pretty as
.11
ery morning Billys hide is carefully
“billed ind every evening his but is
5 ‘mm with the same degiah of care as
11:11:. m o! the Dosh-yore going to
u the with Theta all sorts of
rice s t this goat. hey say he
scent“ a hurricane once and warned
m elm by rushing around like
m ”seeming as it he were mor-
.1t_.drst they did not
use, to malts of it. but in time
they to he the wind rising and m: the
clouds own“ the
W! ”wink.
minimums»
”ml?"
i
O“.
4: rd
it:
tractive as any
mill
at:
bear a
iii-holiest.»
m das
n:
i
No .Jia‘zi
lie‘ coated
1 mugged!”
being 82,043.198.
To
with the“ 4
ptorttant iii: in the line across the
3 s
tendent ol the Winchester Avenue sec-1 1
tion. who was rcported to have gold
his stock recently to the will
hold a reporter that he sold out three 1
years ago, The Dmhhliiiltii is
li‘slr Haven r
sell a part of the r property. but would
sell the whole, it snythl ng
W1 W
Jquarters last night for a night's lodg-
=land for many years. The man gave
and
W a
iamoe'i'desmtai
“ m, still “you are losing money be-
camatoocendog. :E’fll'fifi'
“a“ “all“
1. reconstitute. V13
Wind mauled sud soap-t-
carom“! looked If-
oa‘fisito 1
Mblsbnnirenthecoldolthe
e [$159199 1
n the “gallium depotmfgtzafi
1 {hells authorities have
1 the two stations. one
£611 thé radii line. he coli- -
, We tunnel or; a Millie
alias been slimlin-
Km .13 in" items:
I]!!! S *
H‘igirlhnd 1") Vision
ct of controlling an mi
A. E. Pond.lormer.superia1
cote.
t the
managers won (1 not
AN OLo mun carpenter's.
Among the callers at police head-
ing. were an old umbrelia- stander and
his wife. Their weather-heater: laces
denoted that they had been taming the
his name as Stephen Merritt. He said
he was '10 years old and was an old
Connecticut soldier having enlisted in
the Twineyty- sixth “m1 1»in
8 singles when the ‘5‘” hr with
s couple had we: 4:
gepprt after sl. 4
part: and had nabbed-s41
that day. They. m ”.4111
to give them shelter. but 1:3 could not
do so as there is no longer a. lodging
place at headquarters. The couple'-
were recomemnded to the Salvation
Army lodging house. —-Stamford Advo.
cats
Notice of Appointment of
Commissioners.
AT A COURT OF PROBATE. hold-
er: at Norwalk. within and to:- the Dis-
trict of Norwalk. on the 15th day 01
November A. D. 1901.
Estate of Hannah M. Hoyt. late of
Norwalk in said district. deceased.
The executor of the last will of said
deceased represents the estate insolv-
ent and prays the appointment of Com
missioners thereon: therefore,
Ordered. That Commissioners to re-
ceive. examine and decided upon the
,claims or the creditors of said estate
be appointed at the Probate Ofllce in
Norwalk on the 23d day of November.
1801. at 10 o'clock forenoon: of which
ah persons ll; interest will take notice
,a ,a r. f they see cause. and
hgii'rdlirgreo reon And said executor w’ i
give public notice thereof by posting a
copy of this order on the public sign
post nearest to the place were said
deceased last dwelt and within the
aamettowma by publishing the
raids in a newspaper having a clrcula
lion in said district at least live days
before said 38:! day of November. 1901.
HENRY W. GREGORY,
Judge.
n18 2t
How You Can Make
”01185
Not by keeping it in your house. 'for
you are in danger of losing It by
thieves. if you c not lose It in this
soon
mane it by deposllnig it
South Norwallr Savi
use it will work for you n1 t
:1 you - .111
J'tlme. when be null: new. hrge
5enough we will be pleased to help you
”151:5:
"'1fo P355 o
‘r t u
'0')” tli'sla'g'
ingitl'
customs“.
: striwitl‘r‘ii
1113 White Blankets. about 60
Extra quality white Wool Blan
91139111!
Silliiollne covered Comfortables.
Balaton Comtortahles. figured or
WINTER WAISTS‘
Iron woman.
Incl: an equipment of woolen waists.
Move is a good time to equip yourself
for the winter.
hndies‘ Flannelette Shirt Waists‘
.. ..... ..
V,,lnvest it in something sale and sound. 44
it)?» :. seek a' 'i 3 (a. it \14gtilia1‘
' . 1 i
. 'r ileum 1. m '
' ‘11" Winggmwssn i £555.31.
op of merchandise;
absoiu 8|
0W" an
app neuron-rs 4 4‘,
in}:
the to $1. 49
per ceatJ' wool. largo assort-
ment :1! berders’. well worth
83.00.1146! 32.25
lists. all excellent value, sold
usually “184.50: apecisi at
Wool Calliornia
83:98
Blah hotnsdged with silk. red.
tucked or quilted $1.00
strictly all white cotton illled.
in all colors, A
$1.39
[:1th books, filled with choice
selected cotton. tucked in all
colors 32.00
T
This store has never before shown
L
all dolors. plain back. bishop
made of French Flannel Brll
llantine. albatross and line
cashmere. pricesVV [5919‘
5.119
83 &j 88 WASHINGTON STREET.
.. .«1We.-..1.1.1...m-.. ..1_... ..
man's Salinas.
Ladies”
Coats. latest out. new style
sleeve. satin lined, a bargain.
Ladies’ Rough Oxford Cloth
Costs, douh
N1 d3“!
5“ :1
75.
than ropsr shopltae in '
its pitsepiii'g: honest sling":
mm“ of prices: a sham
so: lilacs:- god add new 'duasi sshsphessing diatoms mm
““3”" 1'.th 30.919189: tho Mil. interests oi its;
This‘ choir. um to' is behind» in this way and it pays.
THE ogagr vasuss lN
' L tuna Jinx“ Vuplfpin blarim and con- our: sponsor 11961414 _
MV “lithium (inflow 81:511.”: 395;“. 3:133:3113'53113551335 The 111W cloak section will its busier
her a, were :51‘5‘05 2" wnlc'ir‘ W538? strum"... 3?”.""- “h“ V" ""‘- “" '°"°""”' ‘4
190m “imam ”quarter,“ of'Cotton Flannel Blankets. good ° °" "9"
last.“ 14,3 not unis was.“ also. choice of borders, from WOMEN'S COATS.
18 greater' an In 1900. the amount
Black Melton Cloth
tars
e breasted. three
quarter suing. satin lined 49.11:.
Ladies Keraey Cloth Costa. 'Vel
vet Colla,r.4 satin lined. good
value at :1: so only 4 $12.41:
Ladies Raglan Cost'ri. loose or
5M9?! 3‘“ 31 55W" “l“ the filth: Nile and yellow borders. fitted backs. velvet coils. 8.
Sgdneot out 'l‘iaiiway and4hlghtliig'441thwlois, 86. 00 (land 81:. 50 4. 1 from 850. 98 up.
1:53; 'II' Isa i555 :0 were 001111161 oomronrs. Ladies Golf Cloth Walloon
M lée‘flui “MO“ 0' the 1'1"" Chintz covered Comfortablca. Skirts. stitched circular 1 1
HIV“! fill"! MM” 0‘93"“: "0334' plain cheese cloth backs. finance. special at 33.98
Ladies‘ Double Faced Golf Cloth
Walking Skirts. stitched cir-
cular finance.
large assortment of Ladles'
Dress Skirts made of the new-
est materials in the latest
styles. from 82.98 up.
HE WINTER WRAPPER'O.V
We've got a wrapper o'qiiipmant'
do
here that you should look into; .Ms‘ri‘s
of dark camhrics and percaics, mode
of pretty printed flanneisttss. madg in
the most careful manner and priced 1
to please you.
adios‘ Percale Wrappers in
reds. blues and greys. flouncc
sleeved. ' 59c skirt. braid trimmed all sizes;
Ladles‘ Flannel Shirt Waiats. ' special at 31.001
tuckedfront and back. bishop Ladies Flannelette Wrappers.
sleeve. 81.00 llouucc skirt fancy yoke,
Ladies' French Flannel Shirt braid trimmed. 81.00
Walels, made up in the latest Ladles' Flannelette Wrappers,
' style, 32.50 yoke and flounce, embroidery
A better-1 grade of Shirt Waists. trimmed, $1.50
Ladies’ Plain Cloth Outing Flan-
nel Wrappers, heavy weight, /
all sizes, $1.8
SOUTH NOR WILK.
“1.. _. . .-“.___._m
r
Chi-11y.
Isn’t It ‘9
the eve, appeal to you
’5‘“ lib Washington Street
603'“: “walk
Wit.-.
UNITED BANK BUILDING.
”oil
53mm. BARK“
u‘ni‘iidd “ ‘ “ edit.
WW 5 60-
Beiler prevelricaichmg cold bv purchasmg
one oi our
new Willis-R Stool:
Call in at any lime and inspect the line.
fascinate your podketbOok.
'from our '
it Will please
r sound Judgment and
Don't
When you ill: for
sure 33%? VV 13V“: .'
(:Vsedy
Norwalk Chronicler