11,8:
84 miles.
‘ hicli,
, m 40,000
. levement
Wet more.
amps
all,
ngto
rb a
a lerks
I
nds.
cypovnunnh 21. 19111."
Almanac for Tomorrow.
m B: 61: note 4. 28.
3y are using electricity' 111 an
sive, way
it has just been opened a line
the Upper Yuba river to
' ii. a distance of 140 miles,
,1 ,by a tempogry connection
nJose,powcr1s actually cat’-
Sheen built, and at the Strain-1
rquinez the current is carried!"
suspended span 4427 feeit
ring News, is the “longest
{isle span of cable ever erected. ‘”
lie power, too, is transmitted at
urprisingly high pressure of
regards as
ecedent of'great internist“,
ffectiVe head of water at the
ncipal one of the three power
tedious is (195 .,feet the machinery
, or installed is capable of deliv-
17,000 horsc— —power; and
ter. 15 available for 13,000 horse-
ntain stream 142 miles distant
, hill: to propel the street cars of
it land, and otherwise to serve
. .eople of~that city and of other
mediate points.
A proposal has been submitted
he municipal authorities at
0 on by the chief of the fire dc~
ment for the utilization of the
way wires in connection with
It extinguishing of fires.
driven should be installed
, , number of suitable positions
31 the tramway route, to be
itched on to the trolley wires,
that the pumps may be used as
asion necessitates
, a1 is said to have been favora-
I received, and is now under the
nstruction of the authorities.
The Hanover National Bank is
to feet a new building of twenty
‘ ies at the junction of Pine and
Nasaau streets. in New York One
.111 feature illustrates the man'-
h ' in which corporations are be»
_ of their help
5 will be connected with the
ing offices on the ground
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My—-—.—_~—.-
033.111.; 8:351). in.
in California
A double pole ling:
according to the Eu—
to (10,000 volts, air
which the same an.-
“an engineer—
By this enterprise a
All the
cipal thoroughfares of MIC
n are provided with electrical
ays, and the proposal
is
capable of be 11g elec-
l he pro—
look after the intcra
The turn top
private elevator. (In
. w1l be the book-keeping (It’f
"rtment and the other will be do
I to the care and comfort of
it will have kitchens
l‘ilg rooms, recreation room's
locker rooms.- of which the
on can make use.
6 new Spanish income tax
ule is based on the idea of
dg business profits wherever
Banks must pay 15 per
't. of their income to the gov-
'n‘icnt, besides 5 per- cent. more
nil dividends paid while ordi-
' corporations must pay '12 per
"1. on income and 8 per cent. on
he Japanese are called the
cc of the East,l1nt they are,
1 up to the Yankees of the
Only 441 persons in the
Japanese
ed fortunes amounting to
f or over. The population
empire
ALKANobTAMFoRD '3
iii
11513, 10,111. noun ,
1 " ' The emerald green which was worn
cinIII ccmmunicationI for
‘Ihcnld be Idol-Inert to The
‘ Pouch-l IcitIrI not docircd.‘
favor here'thls winter with some one
have
The winged chirped collar is grow
ink in favor with men for wear in the
morning.
mm chown have dots
or rim of white 'velvet within others
of black velvet.
m
by all Paris. last winter, is seeking
cons.
.Some of last. winter‘s coats are be-
big made to do duty again this season
by adding lace collar, revere, etc.
.—.
.. N...
Blue in as good for n complexion an
it in for white clothes. if your cam
plexlon is Hallow, Wear blue and you
will do much to offset the nailowneau
N...—
Many indies execute the dulnty laces
which are used for turnovers veig
nicely and are making them for Chris
mus boxes instead of buying them.
A young girl of perhaps fifteen years
wears a costume of rod cllk into the
skirt of which are let fans of white
taffeta silk crossed with black velvet
ribbons which are held at either side.
of the fan with tiny metal buttons.
Gray is a beautiful color for an oven-
ing gown for with it one can wear any
color of trimming or flowers to the lm
provemeut of gown per-con. and even
the decorations themselves.
A gown of cream colored cloth is
trimmed with a broad flaring band of
mink about the skirt. The coat opens
ovcra blouse of black and white patina
velvet ornamented with gold embrold~
cry and gold tacsela
Even people of means do not heal-
tate to wear imitation jewels nown
days. Indeed they seem to Wear them
with greater case than they do the
real, knowing they cannot be dietin
gufahed from the real and having no
fear of losing them.
Here are 11 few items 111an from
long
doll , will:
correct (as it unquestionably is the
smarter and better-looking) for 11hr;
hers, dancoa, the opera and even the;’
theater evening calls and entertain—1
merits of all kinds. With full evenin‘n
dress white gloves are most correct;
on the street, and are essential for dirt.
hers dances or the theatre and opera
but with a dinner coat they should not
be worn tan walking gloves being!
then the proper thing. A high but
should always be worn with 11 long
coat, whereas with a dinner Jacket the
derby in the only correct head cover-
ing for winter The felt alpine used
to be more or less worn, but it has
not been smart for some years past.
and is this season entirely out of lush
ion. As the hat is taken off when the
011191 coat in removed one might. of
course wear a high but with a long
overcoat but even then the derby to
better
Satin taffeta and nutln.‘lll1crty are
the popular ribbons.
oua spa-emu.
ANNUAL
IHiNKillIllllli Sill!
Jones' and Tube Rose Flour, 55c.
Bent butter, 2411.
ll lbs. Prunes. 25c.
6 boxes Sardines. 25c.
1 pk. only to customer Potatoes, 2012.
1 pkg. Full-sized Seed Raisins, 9e.
1 pkg. Currants. 9c.
3 cans Tomatoes, 27c.
3 cans Pumpkin, 250..
3 cans Magnolia Milk. 25c.
10 lbs. Buckwheat Flour. 251:.
All goods warranted. if not satisfac-
iniy can be returned.
M. EPSTEIN.
1 c 7
White 1111. been to
much worn tor 39!!“le of your: that
it has come to be concldered the more
NEW HAVEN. 1111111111113 22l-“i§du-
cation: win the general topic consider-
ed at this morning's session of the
connection State Federation of Woe
men 11 Club: whicu opened It 10 o'clock
lifter a meeting of the standing com-
mittens. A11 address by Mrs. Alice
Freeman Palmer. of Cambridge, Moon,
on ”Educational rk of the Annals»
tion of Collegiate Alumnae" was an 1111.
portant feature of the morning pro
Another interesting paper was
bya M11111 Celeste iii. flush, of Nlantlc.
chairman of the education committee
who dfncuused “The Critical Period in
Concctlcui. History."
Mien Bush gave 11 comprehensive re
view of the school situation in the
state. She pleaded for a state system
of schools saying that at present there
are 168 independent system and “more
that half of the towns are subdivided
into nearly independent school dis
tricts, making an aggregate of over 1.-
000 practically independent school aya-
tcmn within a territorial limit of about
4,000 square miles."
“Under our peculiar, system," she
continued, "the children in a poor
school district have by no meaniLthelr
equal educational rights. our the chil-
dren in a poor town rights equal to
those in a rich one. The multiplica-
tion of school officers is a source of
confualon and weakness. There are 111
the neighborhood of 1.264 petty school
officials in the suite of whom 1,142
could probably be spared with advaut.
age. There are crude inadequate and
inefficient courses of study."
Miss Bush in closing expressed the
opinion that is it woman's work to=take
up the crusade for 11 better school eye
fem
A welcome to the invited accocln
lions was extended by Mica Rebecca
1). Beach president of the New. Haven
School Ancoclntidn and the annual ad
dress was given by the president of the
fedeiaticn Miss Mary Merriman Ab-
butt, of Wateriown.
The afternoon session included an
address by Mrs. Linda Hull Larned
president of the National Household
Economic Association Syracuse N. Y.
49 Fort Point St, East Norwalk
“Vogue.’ which may be of interest to
1122 5!
vious effort. .
RICH S FRUIT CAKE— \\ ii (
I EN(
Potatoes, Cranberries, etc.
Don t’Be [11A Hurry-u
IN PLACING YOUR ORDER UNTIL YOU HAVE EXAMINED WHAT WE HAVE TQOF-
FER YOU. EVERYTHING NEW, FRESH AND CLEAN.
Thanksgiving is at hand an I our selections of the Cream of the Markets will excel any pre-
spzcmr. MENTION. r
"l ill". \'l‘TIiN'l‘i()N OF THIS LADIES
ASK 'l‘(') Sliii l'l‘.
\I.I
Y ()I HHS (Aida.
Camembert Cheese. fresh Saturday; New Edam Cheese, very finest; Origi lhwn Molas-
ses Crisp, Extra Choice Large F. ench Prunes, Double Cream Cheese, rich and mi id * cw Clover
and Buckwheat Honey, the Finest Maple Syrup, full line of Cereals and Pancake Material, fresh
from the mills. Apples, Oranges, Bananas, Grape Fruit, Grapes, Celery, Lettuce. Cauliflower, Sweet
CALL AT THE STORE WHERE PURITY IS PARAMOUNT.
t l Sliiilli 1111111811111 33 Wiii- 111111111111 311111
Telephone 031L502
and a report of the committee on
household economics by Mrs. Robert
E', Carter, of Washington, Conn.
‘ I
.
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l
Capo God Cranberrfcs
' clots. 131123 m.
In If It will Interest you.
ploacc you.
Long Island Turnip:
43 m. a bushel
WHAT A LITTLE CASH WILL DO
Bionic your on: over 11113 11.11 c! spoclals for 1111: luck. and If more Is anything
Kindly plan your ordor with us.
Capo 311d 3rohborrlcs
4 ans. for 23 m.
.3
WI on sun WI can
Maud 8. Flour. per barrel. 7’
M11111 0. Floor, per bag.
‘Elgln Creamery Butter. per pound.
19 pcundc Granulated Sugar.
Sugar 01111911 HImI, cor pound.
‘ Small Leon thuIdIrI. per pound,
0 packs“ Unocdc Iiccuit for
.0110ch Mixed TIII from
From Routcd Como, from
tho‘hflcid County Printc. per pound.
34.25 . JoncI'I Superlatlvc Flour, per barrel, $4.40
531: Jon“ Superlatlvo Flour, per bag, 5511
25: Yellow Turnips. nor peck, 15c
23c Fancy Potato», per pack, 231:; per bthIl, 90:
01.00 2 packogoc RIIIlon’I Broakfnct' Food. 251:
12c 2 packIgII r'llilbury'l Vitcc. ,er 261:
9c ,5 pound package Purina Health Flour, 21c
25c Quart Jar New Jolly (Ill flIvcrI) 10c
351: to 00¢ lb. 3 pIckIgII Macaroni for 25c
131: to 3011 lb. Walter BIkIr'I IrokaIIt Cocoa. box, . 23c
I! you on thinking of
Now It
,1”, ,,
Donovan l’d’ a. Scuff: film-walk.
SPECIALS FOR THIS WEEK AT
"450. Grocery.
’19 POUND GRANULATED 30633;
OUR 961130333, MIN OWNER? BUTTER.
fill! FAMOU3 WHITE 803E
golfing I barrol c! Flour
flu mm.
A. F. lockm‘cn c 311.. lemma.
1 I'll. call Mil-6.
31.101111. 551:.
Our mm 1.1 vory Low.
So uko advunioao c! this solo and In who.
New York Grocery Ca.
:cc aubuficbbitt’l
I“; gammg‘ifllflw.
115-1171111111: SfrIIf. Norwallr.
81.00.-
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lrcccincdtorecch
'fhwodmfpitln
IN 0UR............
' —
Big Cloak
Departm’t
These eight great Specials for
_ one dau ouluLoSATURDAY-cre
15,, eloquent 01111015 0f the women-
' saving advantages obtained bu
trading at the Boston Store.
Ludlcn' Heavy Kerucy Raglaus. black
gray, halt fitting back.
Saturday,
regular price,
and Oxford
3! 8.50.
$10.98
Ladlcs' 27 inch Black Bonnie Jackets. all satin
lined, velvet collar, worth 315; Saint
day only, $10.00
Ladiea' Oxford Gray Walking Skirts,
heavy wool cloth, stitched bounce, seams trini-
med with twelve rows of stitching, well made,
perfect fit, and very styhsh, regular price, 35;
Saturday only,
made of
$3.98
$12.50; Saturday only.
Ladles' Oxford Gray 27 inch Coat, all sizes, worth
$8.98
1 lot Mlcacs’ and Children's
Garments,
were 84 to $5.98; your pick Saturday. at
prices
$2.98
collars. Saturday only:
«$1.25 ones for
$2.98 ones for
$3.98 ones for
Children‘s Reefer Jackets, with fancy braided
Misses‘ FlounCc Skirts, trimmed with stitched
satin bands, boucle,
lady's cloth, colors black. brown, gray and c1111-
ior, regular price $4.50; Saturday only,
.(Lenglha 30 to 38 inches.)
chev lot. homespun and
$2.98
: Ladies' T421
98c
$1.98
$2.98. urday only,
wed Suits. flounce skirt, Eton jacket,
with velvet vest, skirt and jacket trimmed with
narrow satin hands, a stylish $15.00 suit, Sat~
$9.98
.lllil 1.811111 Sun’s lhinksgiviig Bargain Puclamaiiu.
Saturday Specials, from 2 till 7 o’clock.
linilles‘ Fine Albatross Walsts.
black and dainty evening shades
regular price 2. at $l.39
lOanncy Outing Flnunois, 5c
Black Mcrccrized Skirt, the regu—
lar $1. 25 quality.
Al: Linen Table Damask, 321: qual-
l. i
All .lueu Damask. red border, 39c
quality.
F'ull Bleached All Linen Damask.
600. quality,
All Linen Full Bleached Damask,
72 inches wide. regular 69c, 55cI
Napkins $1. 25 quality, 951: i
F1 lnged Tray Covers, lfie kind, 9c
llcmntltched All Linen Tray Cov-
ers, value 65c, 451:
Two yards square Chenille Table i
covers, regular price $2.00, $1.65
All Linen Huck Towels, regular
C
251:
301:
39.1:
i
iii-i inch Black Pebble Cheviot. our
regular $1... "i' qiinlit1,$1.00‘ only leather stocking in Ameri-
flhl fulfill Colomd (‘flfih[noro_ 25,- l en: sold everywhere at 251', 170.
111111 111.191: Men's Post Black Socks, heavy
5:191 (‘hiua Siiup (‘ 11113. with lluys.19c l weight. I‘Cglllm' W" for a ”"1“"
i'~"c Water 11011111.. 101:1 ‘0" “Mi 7°
35(- Table Tumblers 251: 110:. Ladies' Black Hose, extra elastic
$1. 75 Meat Choppers No. 2. $1.25! tops. regular 1211c quality. 80
9e Tea Cups and Scheme. 51: Ladies‘ Kig Gloves, tans. all sizes,
lgo ITalloiiml$111.15111311‘3‘L1i1e Dishes, 91: I like quality, 576
1 c own ass up Decanters. 490
$1. .19 Lamps decorated shade and ”3331811113111th Gents Hunilkerchiggséaw
1011111 fitted with 11 burners, 98c . ’ '
$2 98 Lamps with globes or shades Ladies Golf Gloves, red or white,
lift out. and center drawt burn l 25° quality, 15° pr.
erg I179 26 and 28 inch Umrellas, 81.25
Ellie extra Globes. 4913 kind. 95°
.63 piece Decorated Dinner Sets, $5.75 No. 3 All Silk Ribbons. the best
$15.98 Dinner Sets. .112 pieces. gilt
alippled and a neat decoration,
choice. of three colors, .
Children's Ribbed Vests and I
Panic. regular 25c quality, sizes
12550 each. 9° 16 to 26 only. ‘ 121/21:
Large size Satin Damask, All Lin- Ladiea’ Grey Cashmere Pants. l
on Towels, value 35c, 25c : $1.50 value, these hours only, 851:
J aim m!
.7
DEMURRER IS OVERRULED. ‘
Pr hate Cour-til“ Not Solo Power to
"Cut Up” ThompIcu Eclctc.
The demurrer of some of the defend.
auto in the Superior Court case of Mrs
executors of the will of the late C. E.
Thompson of New Haven vs
Look Butts at 11111. of Milford, was over-
ruled in the Superior Court yesterday
by Judge Shiiniwny.
This in a suit for the construction of
Thompson 11 Will and to adludge wheth-
er the plainti‘ who in his widow has
dowor in the estate. Thompson left
388, 338, beside $24 000 of real estate.
He gave his wife 830,000,1md the other
heir: want to find out if thll is in lieu
of her flower or in addition to the dow-
ar. Emily Look Betta ban a claim of
36.000 in tho ectcto.
in the demurrer it was claimed that
the Probate Court 11:11 cola powcrc to
concider the mutton alluded to ‘Ibovo
Ind that it did but concur that M"-
Thcmpccn hId r aimed dower.
1-1011“ .011 “Domain.
. NW.YORK1NovembIr 22»-—Al~
though the crow It the from allow
the 11111111 tide of 111
11011111111111 lint 1131113111111; was 1111 1’13-
1 my 11 m Mn. 11
.1111th men 11111111 II curly 11c
, the uoroiilny hour and the crowd
-: modify grow throughout the (icy.
”French coaching Itclllonc. humor
tollfoiio. intuition! bred trottlhgctcl-
tile 1111111», pacer- in forum,
in of can, charm-I coil tour-a
. mm wore lectured 11nd
* in... “M1... on i on...
= 1111 I I
M11; tonic-iii
Anna'lif. Thompson of Milford. et al..i
the. mm
11111111 1111 will mice the 1111111 of ”:1 ii that ho-
hax Collector's Sale.
Notice is hereby given that the 11n-
,dcrelgned, Collector of Taxes. under
and by virtue of a certain tax warrant,
duly executed and signed by proper au-
thority and directed to the undernlgm
ed. commanding him to levy and col-
F‘lIORENCE N. SCHOCK.
and other persons named in the rate
book, on the lint to said warrant an-
nexed, their several proportions of the
sum total 1111 therein stated. said sum
being 3 tax or assessment laid upon
the encasement first made in 1900 by
the inhabitants of the town of Nor-
walk, regularly and legally assembled,
to wit on the 221! day of March, A. D.,
1901,111'ot for the purpose 01 providing
for the indebtedness of said town,
levlec upon the following described
real acute of acid
FLORENCE N. SCHOCK.
situated in town of Norwalk, on Leno:
111111.110 dclled 111 Rowayton, Io called,
to wit: "A piece of land in dlmcnclomi
60 foot in front and rear and 163 fact,
more or 1111111, In depth. being lot No.
(iii an 11 man on 1119.111 the town olerk'c
office of aid town entitled “Map of
Building imldt Lenox Hill. 1112."
with bplldingc thereon 1111111111. and
bounded northerly by highway 011M
Sheffield road. earlier!!! and westerly
by loud now or late of Warren 11:;
Smith. and Ioutborly by 111111119 111114111
1111 Summer street on acid 1111111.
And 1 11111111 no.1 at Public Airwoman
the promim her-11111119101. dolor-111011,
on the 1b 1in or January A. D., 1902.
iii: foreman. Io much 11111111011111
.Annu loci. of
big the proportion of the cold Florence
111111114 N. Bullock. of the 1111111 total in cold liiit.
: rectifier with 81%]1“ charm of 1c
.
niacin. 11.11.1111 10133.
I” T1111 Collector. bin at 10011.
illoys' "Black Cat" stockings, the
10c Pearl Buttons,
25c Dressing Combs, rubber, bone
’ It Norfolk. November 31. A,
colors, 25c per piece, or 31: per yd.
5c doz.
or celluloid, 190
500 All Silk Neck Pieces for in-
dies, all new, 350
10 pieces Velllngs, 25c quality, ‘ 180
Tax Cellular I Sula.
Notice is hereby given that, the 1111‘
signed, Collector of Taxes, under and
by virtue of a certain tux warrant. duly
executed and signed by proper anthem
lty and directed to the undersigned.
commanding him to levy and collect of
FLORENCE N. SCNOCK.
and other persona named in the rate
book. on the list to said warrant an-
nexed. their several proportions of the
sum total on therein stated. said cum
being a tax or assessment laid upon
the assessment llct made in 1899 by
the inhabitants of the town of Nor~
walk regularly and legally assembled
to wit on the 8d day of April, A 1).,
1900 met for the purpose of providing
for the indebtedness of acid town,
levies upon the following deIcrlbed
real cctato of cold
FLORENCE N. SCHOCK.
situated in town of Norwalk. on Leno:
Hill, so called, It Rowcyton. Io-oalled.‘
to wit: A piece of load in dlmcnIlcnI
60 foot In front and reci- all m “it.
more or lean, to depth. bola. lot New
99 on I map on tile 1111110 town dlcrlifc
office of cold town entitled 1"“!!! of
Building Data at Leno: Hill “1,092,"
with buildings thereon Itcndi '1. 111111
bounded northerly by highwcy called»
1.1111111 road; easterly Ind v . 11
y“ land now 111- lctc of Ween
Hugh. and mutberly b7 hlchwcy on i-
ummcr Iii-act on Icld mp.
1 And I IhIll call It Public Auction, on
Ulilho premim hccolnbcforo donoribed;
on the Still m of January. .4 1)., 190
It. 10 o'clock foreman, no 111111111 lithmgf
will rim the cum of 16.,111 that
being 11111 proportion of the Icld Flor- .
once 11.11am. of the 1111111 total in
111111 lint. together with the chat-cu of
0.1m .
0111010 if,‘
il‘iur amnion“ 1.1111 4, n m
.Nififllii Nov iii:
Norwalk Chronicler