, Immamumu r”.
' , ,bnld‘hooddruud to Tho
Most lotion not desired.
’ *mmmuw
1;?
Win spent Sunday at.
rents.
’Wn—mm
we both! of Henry Mllla‘ ‘ *
Man. of Standard spent.
til his parents at their home
. Q8?me Avery entertain-
slim hi Ambler. of Nomadic
u...—
,_ is soon to Inlays for
‘ oityr , where he expects tome»
‘pioyment.
”A...“ La...“ ..
if George Cainsioul is confined
cine Lnfir ens Farms suffering
Otis pros ration.
lishtuck liver lose to such im-
heights Sigh day. that the well on
-l‘0- ~rtyn Mrs. William Perry.
‘ 'h avenue. was flooded
8......—
, within and wife will add to than
circle at Thahksgivlng dinner
dozen friends among whom will
Iia‘mflmitli and sisters ,of: Strat- I
.— -m. ...,.
labor of young people riom here
the Catholic church fair in
1d. amongithem the Misses and
Bro‘dly, Brandlsan and Ryan
b. e .
, Kurdistan visited the Bridge.
filial Sunday ,where his child-
are being treated for typrold fever.
ports them convalesclng. The
Julia and Mary Adams left that
tioii’, cured. Friday. and are now
. ldést settler shakes his head
N5. agreeing to the declaration
- do. Sunday Was the highest
- ad the Burt bridge per-
il 8th the bridge crossing
‘ its piers shoving it
at itdneaily toppled over
L... .L
given by Compo Engine
opened Monday night. the
out feature being a mlnstrel
m «Ice given by members of the
lily and their friends. Horatio
drying and George W Mills were
(i iiibi’i and well primed with a
C. 0. Benedict
arm of. sundry materially at:
_ he attendance at all of the
fibers. At the Methodist church
0 presented; at Trinity Chm-.cli
were counted: Christ Church had
{number and at the Congress:
Church the attendance was on a
h the others. it was only at
i c Church that the weather had
fleet, althouglnahere also there
arked decrease in the average
0:80 a. m: mass.
luck had a bistro yesterday
for a time looked very dan-
eed. 'biit thanks to the quick
the Saugatuck boys and the
vi'ster pressure it was averted.
'juiit three minutes before l2
when Charles Bouton and Ana-
man noticed smoke curling
residence of Mrs Isaac Smith
Whitman's “Madness Works
l y quickly" turned in an alarm
was on the second story and
a and evidently had been
.soma time before it was dis-
. lg. The" hose was run out and i:
‘i w made to the hydrant or on
libn‘meyer' s and the waist tights!
t Was a stubborn blaze and Word
font to Westport for the apparatus
down. but after a while on ther
has sent for them to ‘rs‘lha
, Vigilant however, had been
down behind a trolley car. it is
tho‘fiamo will «not exceed
F.1r
i"
"W
nil Remlin as just dis ed of
”‘7‘ no Farmshfi firm; with‘limst of
ti. to ma Oleucli and the deal
ito result in litigotlon. not
Mpdrdhaser. but with a for-
gun mag year ago, it is repre-
rlaii best known as
".de a, deal with Bemliu for
f' the bilge. the price
uufil “lino stock vehicles 7
a . baring $2,000 This
w «ed to be a great bargain}
, paid lie alleges, $100 cash at
.‘ and took possession of the
d. filling it. planting It but not
, rewpiyi being; gurus.“ kilo
"oi-II rent I y m I
pp ll indebtedness
So a Olmclt and
Id been, made with
and bound. bob; the
I
. arouse hit but
1100 to certain COMM”:
“I” but! ldtiitlonll for '
‘ lb. of blarwalindc a 3
I tippers.
interests.
is deeply
his. The
this city.
tested by
has been
once has
NO, FEARS FOR WAKEMAN.
WW ,.
Anna Decency. smalls. moo .
, don; pillow. Horatio mus; turkey.
Robert Baker; 001a. Joesph Flatt:
Ruth latt: card receiver.
Miss Mary Brady; Mrs. Roosevelt's
handkerchief, Miss Sadie Mills. Leslie
Mills has
ably assisted by George W. Mills. ir-
vlug Mills and others. Albert Williams
and William Walsh are It the soda wa-
ter table and they are looking after its
charge of the liner and he is
in the best. way possible.
James Dohouey is at the door. and is
also acting as treasurer of the fur.
”mm
MiI‘Ilnp‘Attornoy been In New York
instantly by I Bridgeport Man.
uHOWai'd N. Wakeman. of Bouthport.
a member of the law firm of Thomp-
son, ’l‘allmadge iii, Wakcman. of
Bridsonort. Who disappeared last Fri
«lay. has been traced to New York city
information to this effect was receiv.
ed by Mrs. Wakemau yesterday. She
concerned over his absence.
and entertains grave fears for his safe-
ty. His disappearance is unaccounta»
meagre news of his where-
abouts was received from a resident of
who passed the missing law- ‘
yer on the streets in New York, Mon
.day afternoon. At the time the gen-
tleman did not know that Mr. Wake
man had been missed from his home.
Since Mr. Wakeiusn's disappearance
considerable concern has been inani-
his friends. Mrs. Wakemaii
woiiylng to such an extent
that nervous prostration is feared. The
ilnl‘orniation that lie was in New York
, yesterday is taken today as assuilng
his return. inquiry has elicited the in-
Iormatlon that Mr. Wakcman’s affairs
are in good order. lie is listed in the
tax books oi Bridgeport as owning
property to the value of $43,300 . He
has other interests elsewhere. The
alarm manifested over his disappear-
niaterlIlly decreased today.
W..—._..__—,
CONNECTICUT AGRICULTURAL
board of
COLLEGE.
HARTFORD. November 20~The
trustees of the Connecticut
Agricultural College met here today.
President R. W. Stinson read a com-
munication recommending short
than $750
board.
out. said
legs were
lly.
courses of from one to six months.
which could be attended by farmers'
sous during the winter. it was voted
that the college could not spend more
without specifications of the
Congressman Henry. who was pres-
that the affairs of the col-
progressing very satisfactor-
L1...—
REMONSTRANCES AGAINST NEW
OIL
ilowme
CHICAGO
cord Herald. says: The, oil strikes in
Texas as prove a benefit to the en
BRITAIN SALOONS.
HARTFORD November 27~ilear-
lags on remonatpances against four ap
pllcants for liquor licenses in New
Britain were held by the country com
mlssionors yesterday.- the federation
of churches, which is directing the
remonstrances. being represented by
the Rev Dr. Russell 1‘. Hall who con
ducted the examination of witnesses
ably. Attorney Iihffiiey appeared for
the applicants The places remon-
strated against were: Charles G An
derson, Arch street: Samuel Borkowitz
Main street (who later withdrew his
application; Paulflogln, Center street
and another place.
srnikss A BENEF...
November 27~Tbe Be
rankioi the Knights of Pythi-
no. hands owned by the organisation
in Texas
have. on account of the
petroleum discdvered increased great-
ly in value and thc helped reduce the
alleged 8500.000 de.‘.ciency. In addl
tion to the increase in landlvalues‘oth
or securities leave developed worth
5250.000.
Chicago.
A’
and the shortage is not in e than
The board of contr l of the
endowment rank is now lu‘t‘oession'ln
LP-..”
PRoHia‘iTIOleTo MEET.
HARTFORD November 27—Jl‘he
man. ,
Volnsy
uary.
month I campaign in this flats in Jan»
mobililtlon state central committee
may send a meeting here, at Uhiiiy Hull.
yesterday. to cousldcr matters rcn‘u
earning the party and also to elect at,
new (hairman in place of “gouty B‘.
Brown, 0; Fast. Hampton“!
ed on account or ill heal ,.
Plans were formulated for work '
connection with the campaign of n
year, and Emil .L. G. Hobobthal f
South Manchester was chosen chair--
l3 Cashing will open a
b .
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LAIoa FEDERATIONIA‘DOPTB '
AMENDMENTS. .
~ HARTFORD November 27-«The oil
the votes
ocutive committee of the ptato fedora
tlou of labor was in session here yes
terdIy for the purpose of oanvapolur
of the different branch arm
lsatlono on amendmentl adopted by
the Connecticut state branch, at the
convention in WIterbury. october 8 to
11 The
amendments suggested are
fourteen in number and up'to 2 o’clock
this afternoon a majority of the
hunt:
the 5”
gs crannies-tau: ion! ‘ .
and reported tavorobly for
fit Whol’o'lismbon; .
reslqsi‘
l“ ‘
is new ‘ 7
_ style tome
tendon to I
Tin (tho guess old»
moot comp lets pro
“angle-to cinch laticesp thIn any
otherfom
labor exclusively on
FA'I'HER PAID THE BILL.
Amount of Clark's Defllo‘ltlono Rocelv. 7
ha by Mr. Cunningham.
\1
‘F”
R. H. G. Cunningham has received.
from the parents of James D. Clark.
the printer who several weeks ago ab-
sconded' with money collected in his
employer's name from advertisers in
'lloyt's Theatre program, the amount of
defalcation. Clark's father is a clergy-
man, stationed in an interior town’in
New York state. and feels keenly his
son's disgrace. He informed Mr.
Cunv
ninsham that lf‘the latter knew all the
circumstances he would not be dispos-
ed to be very harsh was the round
man. By this he probably meant that
his son is not bad at heart but that
he yielded to temptation in this in.
stance. Mr. Cunninghamfhad no lie
fsiro to prosecute the young man. al-
though he might have had him brought
back to this "state andllent to prison.
He received a “don‘t worry" letter
from him some days ago. He was then
in Pennsylvania and intimated that he
would retiirirto Sta orb lib soon as he
got together sulllci it money to pay
the amount of his domination.
There is reason to believe that Clam
was a victim or professional gamblers
who frequent looal poker joints.
and
who have led many another to steal in
order to gt mon yd . the gaming
e‘j‘
table. in isln's't'a
staked the money 11 selected
lhi‘ll probably
with
the expectation of' w nth. When he
had lost it all. he was afraid hoface
the consequences saddled town
M r Cunningham is of course glad to
get his money, and hesays Clark has
parents that any man ought to be
proud of.
Sixniuion as... a Year.
In 1895, none, in 1900, 6,000,000
boxes; that’s Cascarets Candy
thartic’ 5 jump into popularity.
people have cast their verdict.
Ca~
The
Best
medicine for the bowls in the world.
All druggists, ioc.
ma...”
WILL RUN onNUARY l.
Danbury Ind Harlem Road to be
plated February 15.
Com-
But four miles moi-é of grading re-
main to be douebofol'e the Danbury
and Harlem railway will have
been
completed from Danbury to Golden's
Bridge Owing to the rain the erecting
of the poles. and wire: was not begun
this morning as was; intended.
but
will be commenced by Wednesday.
This will be rapid work and it will not
“he long to catch up with the tie and
rail layers. i
Superintendent Nocli who will
charge of the road nationhood
morning that he would have
have
this
cars
running between Daulury Ind Blane
bury January 1‘. if the Weather was
such as not to hinder the work on the
road and by February 16 would
hIVe
cars ruunlnc on regular schedule bo-
twoon Danbury Ind soldon's Bridge.
connecting with all trains on the Han
loin railway.
This statement means that the mad
will be completed by that and.
tho
Peach Lake branch included, and that
the road will be in tall operation on
tier Ito own power. The (radars Will
start work on the Pooch Lake branch
gin few days. tho' so errors beginning
the road are w near
. riversmahipm
, MI. Dfi’VAINlINJUMD.
eticuo
M F is made by hood .
every Iboot lousy. I .
rigid examination and be per/2c! in! ' ‘
*beforoait is adored for Isis. .
has lasted so years. on below expand to the
Ice atmospheres—even «longer and” more . '
favorable conditions. ltr will
‘ house the better of- Wm
coItIvleso than sin or tile.
your
V
.. screw it. «is
collect at
FANNIE
the inhabitants
levies upon the
real state
AND NOW
situated in town
island. so called
premises.
etc.
1901.
uh
collect of
FANNIE
1001. met or the
lév’les upon the
MINNIE
situated ill 00ml
island. on troll“1
land. wlih‘lM
real estate of Iold
.' too. An: your dollar. on
wnu{ v4.0. onus VIM“ .
[ll foriliumoiod thm '
To; Collector’s Sale.
Notice is hereby given that the un-
dersigned. Collector of Taxes. under
and by virtue of a certain tax warrant.
duly executed and signed by proper
authority and directed to the under-,
signed commanding him to levy and
M. SEELEY.
and other persons named in the rate
book. on the list to said warrant an-
nexed. their several proportions of the
sum total as therein stated, said sum
being a tax or assessment laid upon
the assessment list made in 1899. by
of the town of Nor
walk regularly and' legally assembled
to wit on the 3d day of April. A D.
1900, met for the purpose of providing
for the indebtedness. of sold town,
follpwlng described
LATE or SAID mama M. SEELEY.
l“ CARRIE E.
WA RAN
of orwalk. at Bell
to ivlt: A piece of
land with buildings thereon standing
bounded Northerly ,ahout 50 feet by
land of Joel G. nad’d'hlmothy ll lion»
tor; Easterly about 45 ieet by Nor
walk harbor; southei‘ly about 70 feet
to a cedar tree by land of Joel G. For:
tor; and Westerly about 45 feet by a
roadway: together with all rights of
why appurtenant to said premises. and
a right to use the common land on
said Belle Island. subject to a right of
wily across the Easterly side of said
premises and a‘ condition of forfeiture
in. case spirituous and intoxicating ll-
quors are sold or kept for sale on said
And I shall sell at Fiibllc Auction on
the premises herein efore described
on the 23d day of Jan iary. A D. 1902
at 10 oclock foreuoo'u. so much there
of'as will raise the sum of $8.40. that
being the proportion bf- the said Fannie
M. Soeley of the sum total in said list,
together with the charges of levy, sale,
GEORGE B. ST. JOHN
Tax Collector List of 1899.
Dated at Norwalli Nov. 20. A D.
can 27 d4
eaaaaaanaeazssazmgaaesusszsasr
Tax Collector '1 Solo. 2
Notice is hereby given that the nu
dersizned. Collector of Taxes. under
and by vlitue of a certain tax warrant.
duly executed and signed by proper
authority and directed to the' under
aimed. commanding him to levy and
M. SEELEY.
and other persons named in the rats
book. on the home said warrant on ,
nexed, their several pmportlons of thé“ :
Iuln total II therein. stated. said Iain
being a tax or useasmont laid upon _.
the assessment llotmsdodn 1000 by "
the inhabitants 0f the town of Nor-
wIlk. rrcsularly and legally Insomniac
to wit on e silo day of March A. 1)..
purpose of providing
for the indebtedness of aid town.
following described
it SEELEY.
of Norwalk. at Bell
,io wit; A piece of
thoroou standing.
bounded Northern; about ill) foot by
I momi "all” 'ti‘to “001'!an land of loom. Ind Tlmotli Hmoaim.’
M ‘Ilutorly about Iii 001be
“50?: Soother-l1 stain 70 View coeds:-
rind of Joel 0. Foster-:1
, Vie-tony Ibout , Ibis road
Ilium m
f omlk Har-
‘v y S lsmade up in‘i’avmoit.
‘ .
lS stylish, nobbv. and
has a mail top.
this tumor Stamp.
$5.00 pair
' "1 WéaiShdésuitnt
$5.7 5 perton
DELIVERED iN YOUR BIN.
cum-u—
Ind that iI the BEST.
vantage of price quoted above.
competent drivers, prompt delivery.
and we will pleIII you.
auccomra to a Homo.
loin Itreou. South Norwolk. Colin.
Telephone Call. 31-5.
rubber, feathers and all articles that
highest cash prices will be pIid by
calling on .
- ABRAHAM HARRIS.
13 k 15 Raymond St
Notice by postal will receive prompt
attention.
‘Opcn 7 a. in. to 6 p."in. Closed Bat
urdsys.
Residence 58 Spring street.
HORSES
TO SUIT EVERY BODY.
WE HAVE’THEM COMING 8‘! TH!
CAI-LOAD EVERY FEW DAYS.
M. TARLOV.
oomcrrour ruaurih.‘
“goats wit“ you eat.
It Isfahan {discounts toodandslds
Nature in this lengthening and recon
trustifih the ox ousted digestive or
cons. tlist o latestdisoovoreddlmt
outIud tout out or preparation
«In one it. I7W lousy.“ .
tantly relieves and maueotly cure:
aw". Indians“ loo. Heartburn.
at who G lmladrs
was his ‘ stagnant, ' million
frills shoals for inch. and 7
‘ attractive manner. it ‘
cos 1.
We handle only one grade of Coal ; "
Place your orders now. and take Id 7
Best in quality. creamy screened. .!
No matter on" your experience has
been in the put. give us your order. 5
"int litilllllli g. in,
Coal Yard and Office Water Itrooi '
Branch omcs corner Wilmington Ind ‘ -
HicheSI Gash Prices?
Discarded machinery of all kinds ;
oiplugateun and water fittings. stoves .
and builders hardware bought and 2
sold. Headquarters for refuse metals, ‘
you would like to dispose of. The .
Vanilla Crystol‘ Company, 7
101 Baekman Street. New York.
A amour wig AND
snowmen Eghggt
ransoursova
can: stars m2.
. ,, lllllli iliiifii’i‘l‘li
CALL roamed: sauna Ir
CHARLES E. SEYMDUR 3a whohington Street. South Norwaik. 1""
WILLIAM M.BET1‘6.5.1,’5Moln Iii-m. Norwaik.
['7 ‘
1'1» 001? do... Alt-wom- ‘Roim
NEW YORK 7 ”WT"
aosroa m
CHARLESTON. S. C. ‘ ‘
JACKSONVILLE L
Jainism. River Sorvld‘ between Jacksonville
Sanford. 1th., and torment-Le landings.
” Intifada-n SteImsliipI on Fins-i Service
WM. P. CLYDE Q. 00.. Gon'l Antonio
THBO o scan. 6. ll.
39 State Street. New York
That Chilly Feeling
It’s the quality of the coal you burn in the furnace. that
determines whether or not you shall be entirely comfort ’ ,
able during cold weather, or "a little chilly. ” With Inferior » ,
coal it is impossible to get satisfactory heat though at,
much larger quantity is burned. ,
Coal costs you no more here-but there’ 0 quite a difier- 7
once in the value. The first order will show you why iris
profitable to deal with us.
For open grates we have found CANNEL the most oats .
iaiactory fuel. ' . . ,- .‘i 11,11“.
John H. Ferris,
I49 Washington Street. South Norwalk. Conn.
Bed-Room Suites
2» r...
From $14 50 to 77$? 7 ” 00
.r‘w f '
On our mound floor you can see a for , w ii
and fair priced line of Bedroom Suites in‘fd‘al: $3335.“. .
tel-ad Oak. imitation Mohosauy, Makeup and hirdriilyo
hillside. gar 3911,5002 18130;: Smpulnaguoi valued We Ili‘ow,
teuews In I ii in rats strum
makers of the country. i' “I" leadinc ‘ "
n Oui- Furniture. Carpets and Draperies com- three ‘r ‘
oorl. ‘ " ;
anon/7"
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