URDA‘G, NQV. 39.19111." .
1. anofor Tomorrow.
6:67: nets 4:25. '
2:61 o. 10.; 3:01 p. m.
111m communication- for
houlli be manual to The
non-l lotion not «bind:
wonder Senator Dcpcw
to he as cheerful as he can
"lion he is oil duty.‘ lie is
1 for estates ' aggregating
.000 in value, besides be—
trcctor in seventy-six firms
corporations.
fesuor Zimnlcr, of Berlin.
as been investigating the
‘11" says. that in Germany,
21111111111, {\nstria and Russia
1 eighty five women found
ylunls tor the insane is an ex-
731001 teacher
ti" ley. of New Hol—
Pennsylvania thinks he. has
Oldest horse in the state _ [he
hull, according to the OWner's
‘ filling, is fortl two years old.
‘ cc belonged to Andrew G.
tin Pennsylvania" 11 war gover‘v
Hie illourniug displayed on dip—
‘latic ' and consular ofiices
111d [1111»: hcen decided by Con.
‘ ler of the 'l‘reasury lracewell
to be 11 proptr charge against
nitcd States. 'lhc ambassa-
rs, miniStcrs and other agents.
‘n‘drap'ed their buildings will
we to make good the. expense
toi. theil own pockets
i”...
hen the late Li Hung Chang
‘l‘tiermany a few years ago
aiser naked him: “How do
Women compare with those of
fla?’ , :"l really cannot tell."
slyly, fastening his eyes
Vorsagc of a lady who was
cscnt‘; "we never see half as
itch of our women as you do of
’ 3
he, enterprising men who had
1 ("image to build the White
and Yukon railload were
iced upon in some quarters as
re visionalies‘ but it uppearu
til the road paid thirty per cent.
hividends during the last 1131111
1hr. loftt line from Skagun
l‘ NVllitc Pass in Luke licnnetl
55131111 gets good prion. for
liSpt‘ii‘t‘llthil of freight and
gem. and has no rival u orth
oiling. Some business
done with the laborious
ge that were 1151211 before 1111-
ad was built and the iron
was put in commission, bill
it will not be long he
the rails are extended to
$011.
T" 11110 hplnion oi the South—
ross lluchbs Ayrcs 1~1 grow
00 tactful” the health .of.the
ntine Republic. it will soon
a city of 900000 inhabitants
y year adds about 35. 000. it
or tli‘an. Liverpool. 1 larizér
irmiugham, larger than Ed
prgh. larger than Madrid
, burg, Wa arsaw. And it is the
opolis of a countlv that on
‘ ha‘n 1.200. 000 square miles
has 11 population of loss
5.000.000. “lhc 'Argcntinc
hill: is gs:ta1lpole.' stirs
is.
‘cry litt e body. The head
non h and can take care of
. Boo to the land: back to
rovin'ces‘; back to rural in-
: These must be our watch—
S. OLIVER & 110.
. ‘cft hand. and 11 reopening of
the“ I-_
1111.. paper "nearly 1111 head"
DDLD DUST
mm: the porn incl kettlII clam and
bright. it do» the work much bcucrthun
map and in much Io» time.
THE N. K. FAIRBANK COMPANY. m
Grapes make. almost 1111 good pics 113
1:1 unberrlcu
A bruu bug in the bath in not only
cleansing to the skin. but in whitening
as Well.
Puune velvct is 11 very pretty mater-
ial for making the draped hats which
are on soft and been ing‘. more capec~
[ally in the smaller 11h poll. The arrays
are Very soft ‘nnd handsome.
Don’t pepper and suit your Hamburg
steak until after 11 is broiled. and don’t
mix anything with the meat before
cooking, except it may be a bit of
:noi'sturc (watérl to help in the shop-
11:.
Colors are not permissible iu ruffs
and large fluffy ncck pieces to be worn
on the street. Gray 111 all‘ right in
onti‘iélt‘lmas, but/block and white are
goodln all materials and really the
Invnlltec
0,1111 can have till her clothes which
go through the laundry perfumed with
the delicate odor of orris by boiling a
piece of the root in the water with the
clothes. A single place can be made
to do duty many times.
The Norfolk Jackets which a number
of young ladies hereabouts have. had
made and are wearing arc exactly on
the lines of the some garment worn by
young men and boys. with the excep-
tion of 11 trifle more flare about the
hips. You ya no load new swell they
are 11111115011211: linen 1.111
Everyolie who loves red can revel in
the bright colors this season. It has
been impossible sometimes to get silk
in the‘bright shades so desirable, but
at the present time you can set it in
anything. The neckweur departments
have a wealth of lovely pieces combin.
(-ltl with white or black and both.
Great caldnhould be taken with the
hands now «’1th the severe weather is
upnll us~—not so severe. perhaps. as it
is disagreeable Hands whose skin is
thin and sensitive and naturally dry.
will in 11 few days get to rough as to be
almost punt redemption. Fifty cents
invested ll9W in some healing emollient
will move a source of greater satis-
r’nction than would dollars later on.
A“GAME" SPORT.
"J. smuhv'oeta His Ribs Broken. But
’ Won't Tell About It.
"i. Smith" of New Milf011i,speul
Thanksgiving day in B1 ldgeport unit it
is u wondel that he going back to
his town alive. He 111111 attended at
the blunt geu1y hospital in the evening
for n Incorntod wound over the left
‘cye Hominid no had been nttac lied by
*hiee bullies. and he looked it He is
u man of 33 and of powerful physique
That he rolled on his brawn to even
mnttern was taken for grnnted youtcl
lily when “J. Smith” was again a visit-
or at the emergency hospital Thh
time he was taken thel'e in the ambu
lance. He was covered with blood
that had flowed from 11.1 Mar-shaped
w0und in the head, another one oh the
wound on the eye. ’l‘o complétc tho in
vcntoly ho had two broken ribu.1hn
eighth and ninth 011 the loft uido. The
same trio that first injured him did the
‘1111011’11 iniury. he said. . . , . -
it ‘wp’u done during the night 1i9mgr
limo. but “Smith” would not tell when.
lit- spout tho remainder of the night
at Mrs. Clancy's saloon and lodging
house. corner of Irunlstau and Rail-
rOad avenues Bridgeport. 11nd at
o'clock this morning the ambulance
corps was cent for. Dr. Hair dressed
the several wounds and injuries and
notified the police.
Policemen Hackctt, Buckley and
Wheeler spent an hour or two endeav-
‘nring to learn from "J.81nith" the
place where he won ”united and
11111111111 of his 11111111111111.1111 would not
disclose them. saying that he would
not “squeal " and that he would "got
even" himself. The police detained
him in hopes 11.... he would finally
yield and give tho information deulr
ed. "1.3111111." is believed to he a lin-
tltlnub name.
GUIIN'I moi-unto cannula.
rapem mania to be circulma re
wording tiio dihcreucol botwoou Queen
, Wilbolpil _ .
the. ‘
MBTEBDAM, November 80—43mm
lama, Prince ,
NDDN
nation of 111111 Win; it»- not
upon in public of Mindoro lite
and Laura. .1110an before their coin
mlttal for trial at Old Bailey. the
Murylcbone Police Gourt was packed.
today. The principal witnenu during
tho day’s proceedinlu was Dr. Mulzy
11111111111 whom testimony the female
prisonur declared at the lust hearing.
would prove 111.911 the present charges
wore the mutt of 11 conspiracy on the
part of her rival Cyrus R. Reed. who
has been rcferrc during the procond-
lnga 1111 the 101111 or of 11 sent known In
the “Knrcuhan Unity." The female
priunnor'a crook "examination of Dr
Adams led to several scenes, during
which Jockaon announced Dr.Ada.n1o
II the murderous of her husband.
Mourning to tho evidence of Dr.
Adams she left Ohio in 1899 and gut
mixed up with the prisoners at Glen
Echo. a suburb of Washington. 81111
further testified thattllc prisoner ob
tallied money from‘hcr under false
protnucos 11nd luredher to New York.
She accompanied them to England.
Paris and Cape Town. Finding that
the tend of Dr. Adams“ evidence wan
unpalatable. the female prisoner and-
Icnly shouted:
l ‘jIYoul' hunband died of poison, didn't
in "
“No.” replied Dr. Adams.
the runaway 1111111111111 111. New Mouton
{Thankmvlnu evenins. to today rapidly
“monitoring from tho alight. brain ocu-
coIIinn sustained. The man is now
able to tell port of the 11th of tho
trailedl'. by 11 high wind his but was
blown off all the couple were driving
along. He alighted to recover his head
your Bl be tried to reenter the. car-
riage the horse rind Johnwna
%n no frighbcned. tho
acromble for it;
horse, and the 1i was thrown from
the vehicle with some force striking
against 11. atone wall by th loadside.
He was rendered unconscious and the
detnllc of the mad ride which resulted
in the death of his companion Amaunn
Anderson will cover be known
The funeral of the woman will take
place this afternoon in Morryuil from
”(1‘11 homo of 11 ulster of the decenc-
i: .
”_.. —..... -—--
MEADE COURT MARTIAL.
NEW YORK, November 30~At the
Maude court martial today the dc
fence. ligain devoted ltd time to the. ill
iegcd misconduct of Major Lauchhei
mer one of the formal accuserli of Col
oncl Mca1lo.l)aptulllM...l Show and
Lieutenant William K. Harrison, of tho
Mormon, both toutliled that the mn-
jor was intoxicated at 11 party given by
Colonel Mead, in Human. in 1897.
At the point the male prisoner jump-
‘Et‘l to his feet.
“You are 11 murderers.“ he shouted.
Mrs. Jackson calmed her husband
and then continued to cross-examine
Dr. Adams. who denied that she was
ever accused of murdering her husband.
While at Capo Town the Jackson ec-
tablishment was an notorious that the
said After further testimony had been
presented In regard to the mole p1 Icon-
ers rhuiprnctiees, the prisoners both
denounced Dr Adams with shouts of
"liar" and "perjurer." 'l‘hc priconnm
wrlc committed fnl trial at the Old
Bailey.
nUbLICATlou.
Dolly—~l wonder why
glared at me on
Pollywwlly youve got on 11 shirt
waist Just like hlalw -Purk.
that man
forward to the closing of the
FIRST~SUPERB QUALITY.
THIRD—ECONOMY.
'the party in mandiin condition.
soldiers: mobbed the house. the witnecc .
R. L. Meade, non of the. accused of:
floor, testified that the major was at
Tho
slime witness also testified that: on tho
occasion that Major Lnunchhclmer is
‘nllged to have visited Captain Fuller' .1
quarters In questionable condition the
major appeared chill only in his under-
gnrmcnts and 11 white helmet.
Edward F. Allen; of Boston who
attended the Meade purty.u ulao gnve
tnntimony 1111 to the 11"ch (ondition
of Mr. Lulu-11111111111:
1 .m.... ”1......
HOUSE BURNED AT PLEASANT
i VALLEY.
i BAHKIIAMSTDAD. Conn. Novem-
ibel 30~Firo last night completely dc -
stroyed a lloulle'nvimcd by George Pal
l,mer a farmer at Pleasant Valley The
ions in estimated at $2 000 and the in-
1.1111 icllmindli
of Depremuuvou have piccaiil one»
half of the tail light that are to be Mad
on the friars of the room, and vector-
day afternoon were moving the scat
folding along to accommodate the
work on the other half. It was the
intention to turn on the current and
try the chant yoétcrduy, but tho con-
nection from outside tho building
through the electric mcte‘r had not
been completed The lighting scheme
will include, In addition to the lights
around the frieze nix pendant. chunde
liars. which will hang punt below the
Ventilators. No scaffolding will be
needed to put those chandeliers in
plane, as they can be drawn tip from
the floor and hung from the spaces
over the ventilators.
THE UNITED STATES OF AMERI-
CA. DISTRICT 011‘ CONNECTICUT.
Wilelueua on the 26th day of No-
vemhcr,1901 Joseph Goodwin and
Cllrictllin Mortsen. both of New Haven,
filed their libel in the District Court
of the United Staten for the District
of Connecticut. against the nteumer C.
B. llownden. her bouts, tackle, apparel
and furnltmc ,lu 11 cause of wages. CI-
vii and Maritime,
And Whereas, by virtue of procefls in
due form of law, to me directed, return-
able on the 3d day of December, 1901,
I have seized and taken the said steam-
er C. B. Lowndcn and have her in my
custody.
Notice is hereby given, that, a D15.
trlct Court will be held in the United
States Court Room. in the City of
Hartford. at 11 o'clock a. 111., on the
3d day of December. 1901. for the trial
of said premlucs, and the owner or own-
era. and all persons who may have or
claim any interest, are hereby cited to
be and appear at the tlmc and place
11f01ccnl1i.to show 11111111: if any thelI
huvn, why a final deuce should lint
polls no pl uyed
EDSON S. BISHOP.
U S. Marshal.
By William L. Pcrmelee,
Hill Deputy.
..I D. DEWEI.L JR.
Proctor for Libellants.
November 27. 1129 at
inurnnce ‘is $1 2.50.
Tclophonc Cill.58-2
Seymour’sStore
We are purveyors to their molecules—the peoplé-«of E
ourchased here speak for themselves.
THE LATEST NOVELTY.
[S A DAINTY DELICIOUS SQUARE 0F THE‘FERRIS BONELESS BACON. PU'l‘ UP IN A
VERY ATTRACTIVE PACKAGE.
New England‘s greatest day is past. and thousands partook of
car so near at hand; our store is one
INE GOODS OF REAL MERIT. Goods
ADVANTAGES:
All consumers know that nothingodtranks the "Ferris."
SECOND—~UNIFORM EXCELLENCE
The quality is best preserved inrthe solid piece of mean—to slice it before it is
wanted 13 to dissipate the fine fla r.
Is it worth while for you to pay an extra 40 per cent. in cash to have the bacon slic~
ed for you? Will you not prefer to cut it in your own kitchen as it is needed. and so
save the 40 per cent.
THE FERRIS DELICIOUS HAM.
1:. ll. Seymour L1 ailing Grocer 33 lint Washington Street
its pleasures. We are looking
of the busy places of the town.
i4 RETAIL STORES
IN NEW YORK CITY.
quoted is 11 money saver.
Cities which we are offering at pricm low as possible
guarantee to please you in both Quality and Price.
..-............,. "I-.. .W
Grocery Specialties
We ate headquarters for the Finest and Freshest assortment of Holiday Specials to be had in the Twin
You will run no risk In placing your order with us as we
Don't fail to take advantage of this Sale, as every article
m.
4 RETAIL STORES
IN CONNECTICUT.
$1.00 20 LBS; GRANULATED SUGAR FOR $1.00.
FlNEST ELGlN CREAMERY BUTTER. PER POUND. 271'.
lil'l‘CHFlEllll COUNTY l’lth'l‘ BUTTER. PER POUND. 251'.
Golden Custard Pumpkin can. 91' 1. 7c 7c r‘uucy Leghorn Citron, lb., lilo
None Such Mince Meat. :1 for 251' ,, lt'itncy Orange Peel, lb., 13c
Imperial Pie Fruit. 3 for 21.. CHOICE rancy Lemon Peel. 11... 13..
gurtou'c 'ghymihenvcs pkg, (1' CAPE‘CO‘D friew ggeded Raisins, 111.. 10c
urtou'c a covert, pk 3.. .1' IE ew culled Currants, lb., lilo
New Mixed lion: 2 lbil. for 2511 ‘ CRgfiBgfii S’ Gumbuam Plum Pudding can, 10c
8 . Nobie' I Pooping Corn. pkg.. ilo . ' ' New Persian Dates, lb., 6c
Vermont Baldwin Apply: peck 601: 7c ‘ 71: Beat 3 Crowu Ruinins, 3 lbs. for 25c
SUQAR 01111111) 11.1115, 1.11., 12c. SUGAR 111111116: snounnnns, 1.11., 911.
STRICTLY ll‘RESl-I EGGS PER. 1302.. 30c. 3 cans BEST SUCCOTASH. 251:
2 PKGS. GRAPE NUTS. 26c. 2 PKGH. RALSTON BKFS'L F001). 2130.
8 CANS OAMPBELL'B SOUPS. 250. 8 CANS JUNE} PEAS, 251:. ii PKGB UNEEDA 1.. 4.1111260
Special
but: muons warm Roar.
‘ 1111111111
11mm:
New York Granary Company.
.mmm WW...—
anksglu
. ., AT P. J. LYNCH OO'I.
nun 11111101111 1.1.1.1.. nnnliunuv unrrnu '
NOR WALK.
SOUTH NOR W‘LK.
11g Sale
Ladies’ Heavy Keraey Newmarketu,
ailluek and Oxford Gray. regular price
$18. 50. Saturday at ‘10. 00.
,TOday’s Great Sale:
all new. cited 12, 14 and 16, worth
$1.50, at $4.98. . ‘
Mlsaca' 0113th color Hersey Coats.
1.1.11.1: and Minced Oxfmd Gray
England, very stylish perfect fitting.
16131116111 price $15. 98, Saturday at
$125
24 inch. satin lined. storm collar deep
cuff ulzea ml misses and small wn
men; regular price $8. 98;
$6.98.
T1111 and Castor Color Kerney Coat
Saturday,
Children 11 Oxford Gray Ragtime
Yoke buck and front full length. heavy
cloth, sizes 8 to M yearn regular price
$12. 50 Saturday' 11 mice 89. 50,
A few more iiné Albutroaa Wallets.
some 1111 sold curly ill season at 51.91%.
Saturday, $1.39.
special prices:
I lot Chlldlen’n Roofers, all new at
$1.25 quality Saturday, 98c
82. 98 quality. Saturday, $1.,98
and Green 311:.
27 Inch French Flannel, in Brown .,
51:. “Archer" or Mllward'a Needles.
all sizes, 31: paper.
100 11111111 onenlilcf‘Covérs, value, 98o,
special, 59c.
1512. 17c “Velvet Grip" Hose Support-
ers, White. or Black, the pair.
7c Brush lll'uid, flinch and Colors.
upoclnl prion, tin yard.
w
101: Slicing of Germuutnwn, Snxony.
or Shetland Floss, 8c ckcill.
101: Ladies' Linen Collars, all nines.
good styles, this sale, Sc each.
01‘s, 51' set.
58 inch Kcl‘ucy in Oxford.
$1.35 quality, $1.00. ‘
Gray, value 75c, Saturday, 55c. l
and seamless. vuluo I 712-, from 9 11. 111.1
till 9 p 111., lie. 1
Camel 11 Hair, seamless, value 15c;
from ii a. m. till :1 p m., 1111. l
Pants, our regular 75c quality, from 9
11.111. till 9 p.111. 501:. l
at be.
NEW YORK
BOSTON
WM. P. CLYDE @
)1
mm
2 Linen Towclu, Woltb "5119c.
vulnc iiin at 7c yard
1 case Domct 131111111111 extra heavy.
this sale, 39c; worth title.
F‘llll Bleached Damask, npnolul for
sale, 6011.
72 inch All Linen Damask. for thin
10c Drona Stays. all longtns, and coi- ' covering, worth $2.00, $1.60 each.
5 holes Comforts. full size silkollnc
regular good values at 7c each; 51: each.
100 dozen Fringed Dollies, nil linen,
50 inch Cheviot Sarge In Brown and blue centers, value 30c; 190 each.
Side Board Sports, all white, red and
Ladies Fleece Linen Hose, fast block ‘ 4-4, extra value at 59c yd.; 451: yard.
All the latest. shades in Eiderdown.
Men‘s Wool Mixed Sn1ks Gray and from 9 11.111 to 9 p. 111,. 850.
‘iiadies' All Wool Pants only, wu
want to close them out, so mark ’enl
kerchiefs, real good at 5c; 9 ll- m till
Lndies’ Cashmere Wool Vests and t) p. 111., 3c; two for ac.
Ladiea' White Hemstltchcd Hand-
Hose the best 12%c stocking In the
Fancy Outing Flannel, 10c quality, market from 9 11.111. 11“!) p. m., 811
pair; two pails for 1.10
SPECIAL SAMPLE SALE OF FUR SCARFS. BOAS. AND MUFFS,
FINE QUALITIES. AT ONE- THIRD REGULAR PRICE.
.u..... ”M...‘
1
FLORIDA
The Only Direct All-Water ‘Roufe
BETWEEN .
AND'
CHARLESTON s. c.
JACKSONVILLE m-
fitxlchnc River Service between“ Jocksomillo
Sanford. Find and intermediate 1.1 idlugs.
Fast Modern Steamships Q Finest Servicc
'l‘lilbll. ti. liliER (.1 M
39 State Street. New Yori. q“
W'm
LOCAL AGENT: GEORGE F. BEARSE. South Norwalk Shvings Bank.
Ladies' Fast Black Seamless Cotton
CO.. Gen'l Agent; '
MAKING LEMONS SOUR.
How often does 11 lemon fail. to live
up to its sour reputation! Until lately
American lemons were more likely to
thus foil than foreign ones, the ren-
snn of which won that our growers did
not know how to cure lemons. The.
fruit was never tart enough. There
would be plenty of juice, but it cou-
tuiued 11 high percentage of sugar and
a small percentage of acid. which mono
It unmarkcmhlc. But a few years ago
the lemon, growers clubbed together
and cent experts over to Italy and
Spain to learn the business. and now
they are producing much better re-
sults. They pick the fruit before it be~
glue to turn yellow and put. it in I
curing houuo, where it is kept at an
even temperature of about 60 degrees
for about twenty days, which “sweats
out” all the sugar. It Is then removed
to another temperature for sixty days
more before it in ready for the mar-
ket. Thus the highest degree of acid
and the largest degree of juice can be
obtained. One of the curious effects
of this "sweating" process is to reduce
the thickness of the skin. it originally
grown thick and tough. but the acid
seems to not It up.
THE DISCUR! PHILOhOPHER
. (New York Sun.)
Let the Red Man work.-—Mlnnoupo«
III Timon.
Wail. nobody Ill hindering him. But
he imam better than to work He
Inc-I with the noble worth that Min
' ' ' ‘ ‘ 3;; CENTS LB' Wriii'iiicihi‘iiii “ion, In recreation‘
noun . . ...........1. 1... .1... 1.: :11: 11:13:11.1: 11.1111;
‘ . nhliololihor who culled, "W’It'I do
13ch Goldonsllepkin, . 25c. Floatation! Calm. zoo. :1; raga-11.110111111111111" m hm yer
.‘Qum Bottle 11. 101:. In. no.
1111; Such M11111; M11111. , "9c. Wreckgi. m :1; ' . - 1 , . ,
"' ”ml“? 3111111111111“. “l" , g, . “mm ‘ 5°: 11,: Plumb!” and than; (In!
"m 0‘ What. ‘ ’3‘1 on :agmpz’ 32.11”
' ' “m . 1..“11‘.’ 11in Wm: Hanan.
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CHILDREN BURNED TO DEATH.
PHILADELPHIA. November 30..
Nellie Kelley. aged five years, and her
lien1montha-nld sister Ella were burned
to death as the result of playing with
matchos, while Mrs. James Kelley.
their mother is in 11 hospital severely
burned. The childl'onwero amusing
themselves with the matches when
their clothing ignited. Their screams
uttrncted Mrs. Kelley whose clothing
caught fire while she was ondeavorlng
to have her iitle ones. Mrs Kelley will
probably recover.
Junius Brown
Painter and Mill linger.
Pure White Lend and Zinc.
mixed by hand will wear twice
on long and cover double lur-
fuce all mochlnery mixed. The
house of William Stevens and of
'Btephen Wilcox. both on South
Main street. were painted by am
In this monner over eleven yours
ago They are still good.
Your house will stand II well
if I point it. My office, 53 South
Main street. My rolidenco, 15
Elm Ciro" Iii-not.
Guarantees--‘ '
Not Estimaiésl :
The locum of Connecticut .Oonml
Life Ilium-once Company'l within.
Have you «on them? If not inquire
of or wrlto to
FRED. H. ,, FIELD.
511111111111. 11111117. , ,
‘tlnitcll limit B‘i‘li‘lo. In. Nmulir.
W" 111. 11111 Main
CU RES x
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