2 Will surely bring relief. 2; M Abtoiuielv Harmless "ill . Juli. 25¢. 50¢. s'o‘t‘ 2 «‘91: ,.1' If,” 9v. ‘ l .._.i..— obsessions.» .8; assures. L CW4“. All business thlb sires shelild 4'2 «aides to ril- Iontlnsl. Personal letters not doslrsd. mm?»“ ”in. bismuth sonacaslr ‘ Forecast for Norwallr' and vicinity;' Showers. and colder tonight; Tuesday We colder. An area of low pressure is central ' in the lake region. It is‘ producing lithti’rahi a-_long the southern shores of. . the lakes. Another disturbance is de- vplppl ng in th lower Mississippi”. The temperature is falling rap ll 1yy in the northern portion of the lake region. 2 White River reports 426 do gross below zero. Condition favor this vicinity, unsettled weather and light showers followed by clearing and. » colder weather. . 2~ . 2....i. . . —-———~.‘ Mr. and Mrs. James P.1llrancls have been spending a few days in Berlin. Antidandro, a positive cure for dand- ruff, is her sale at Baxter" a drug store. Frederick 8 Lyon and family. of West street, are spending a few days in Springfield and Boston. 2 2 The congregation of Calvary Baptist Church expects to mok‘e into its new quarters by New Year's Day. . bit. and Mrs. F. W. Brown of Wash ington street, were Thanksgiving guests of bliss Lizzie Dillon. in Stam- ford. ..._.....'......,... The annuaiuneotlng and election of oilicsrs or Putnam Hose Company will be ‘held’ Monday evening at the rooms in Franklin street. 2 .- «finding. a ray days with her '1risnd. Xlss .llasoi Leslie. of New York. 2 2Xlss Agnes H Lindeberg' has been agent's! assistant choir mother of ill- nity Church choir, succeeding Miss Lydia Pennington, who recently so- signed 2 Mrs” Margaret Brush. of Franklin strict. who fell and broke her wrist. last Friday. is as comfortable as could be expected under the circum- stances '«peoial Sale. W Lego Spring Lamb, 10o lb. Pots annual-s. be lb. Lola Limb Chops, 124: lb 2 ‘ Choppsd Sink. 104: lb. '3 'ssI-Ictry Fm". eggs. 2s: set: 22 PnlIlm rm to ‘ SOUTH NORWALK. who has had a severe attack oi pool; I monia. is improving. will tave ltsor. tomorrow ulaht. street has Woodmen. a‘ visit with Miss ii antiward Silas was: thsssoloiaai ‘ is spending new day with her bro _ «Miss uncultured I ‘ 2. lunar. Managbrlaia F Hoyném Derby. , Singing Society will *bo held this sve- using in Arlen Hall in Madison street. 0 munloatlsos for . after a visit with relatives "in Norwalk. 9. position at market, is ill at his home in Haviland . this evening. Miss an... Doulens has returned . to her home in South Norwalk. after 2 73:” WMM"NASXWT. 1m: :- 12“ ,2 Margaret Feller. of Benton street, _ . 5,1‘ . Wm Tllod lit 19! the Barbsra' Union lat the barbershop of Gus- Miss Helena A. Mitchell. of 117 West tlo loanor Norris. of. billiard. WWII—Fir"!!! . : choral buryics was held last eve- in Trinity EpiscopaliChnroh. litre. 2 lw Thomas Reynolds, oi Danbory. who . . hasbscnvlsitihflrlsndblnloutb Nor :NAME ................ ,.,..,_.; walk hursturn‘sd to‘his‘ house. 2 l. . , , :‘ :ADDRESS. ..... ..... .. "all. issues Hoyt :q'r " m ulnar... 3W The monthly Hiccups olw the Arias matron—gas; 5.. 2 Mr. and Mrs. William .i. Ward, of Fordhnm. N. 1.. have i-sturusd home Charles Pratt d1who bad Just soured f the Twentieth outcry o street. ' .2.” I "i 2 soiled steel.nick0lplatod W’s" 2 ”women! and giris'-—-85cto $3.76. Caleb Wood commenced todag’pfllllt Made with cold-rolled steel boot-plates ing the apartment house of illialn cast-steel runners. mg”: amps, Liohtbissu, corner of- Day and Teller; Polosucks.br 2. _ toL strests. . 4.1-! . r . .. “deny—pump 3594‘?“ w . Leg and side ards. 75c to 3136. D. S Davenport. of North Main- street. has returned to his home after polo balls. 2502” .u_ Sundial New .daya‘ “th' Mandi! in “ ' ‘ I ‘ vs Waterbury. Batm Charlatans s orner, . .._... The meeting of the Epworth Union GlP‘g‘S “i“ 73:}: 2 league will be hold this evening in the east Avenue Methodist Church. Rev. H. B. Manson will deliver an address. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Pierce, of South Main street. entertained Mr. and Mrs. Robert Saunders. of Bethel ya during Thanksgiving-.— week. The annual election of Douglas Fow- lsr PostgorA. 11.. will be held tonight and all comrades are requested to be present. be important business will be brought before the post. 2 . W Williams P. Boers. the Norwalk book- seller and statione‘r. has received an ex. tra fine line of Christmas specialties. which he has displayed in his store in Wall street. Mrs. Katharine Fisk will leave Nor- walk tomorrow. for the West. where she will join the famous singer Nor- dice. Mrs. Fisk. will sing in New ‘York Ol‘ The next meeting of McKinley com- can War will he held on pamper 19 . At this meeting it is probable that car‘- ', 2 m a and more members will ‘llc mustsns'il ‘ Thomas 1“. Cole. of South Norwalk. who has been spending a few days at his home. left town today for Phila- delphla where he joins a theatrical col'mpsny. assuming the leading male to e. The most famous exponent of the part of Satan in the world is Lewis Morrison. who himself will appear as Mephlsto in his new and splendid pro; auction of "Faust "- it will be present- an in this my in s rev weeks , 2. 2 2 M— are ...... ups-assay. ..,. ' :gina Music-13bit Club 4.. WINTER SPORTI. Hurrah! Skating and solo and hockey and such fine sports come to mind already Here are the needs: Back a Snyder's American skates (none- better) for men. boys. women and 2. Men as 500 to $3.75. At :1. as skates O 9. hockey bucks. 0c. Time abolish yet to make with the needle many of those dainty things that always speak of the giver. Satin cushions. they’re very dainty been trimmed with lacs, 80 to 50c. Lace for trimming them. 121,50 to 250 Linen center pieces, be to 50c. 39 Laundry bags. stamped. 9.c 500. era. button bags. .50. b. 10!: blues picture frames. stamped com- plete. 250. . mend. Veterans of the SpanishAmer-i- r" ‘ J A. RUDDER n: " success-us...- or papers. Conn . ' Send me laminar.“ of your 30- ~ : er: Mexico. and New York. Other steam- oooall-Iv .u-s-n.........s-u....n m This looks like winter. girls. hardened cast steel. full nickel plat oys'. 50c and up At 754: skates of- rd. 2 25s. Table-covers. stamped blue. green will 4:. Sofa- pillows. top and book. 26c, 30c 19c. Shoe bags. 19c. 25... to illic. Comb and brush bags whist hold» Bibs for baby. me to 26c. THE HOWLAND DRY GOODS 004 Bridgeport. warmed viral. load liwér‘ji’rfii‘ House Pamimg and Paper Haiiging a specmliv. 33 South Mam Staci; " south Norwalk The Woman’s Missionary Associa- the Wflmflit it! the m towed ilibu sol ‘ ‘ Wham. Cameron It Go. of New York. ’ who are acting for the transportation 2 company; have lust purchased five mm ETHE HOWLAND NEW 30008 CO. .. ~ , villi! have the first chance at the oil Club ' I‘ ;for dockage on the New Jersey side. 2 danced in finding any one who would 2 fuel consumers, to whom the substitu' 2 for the Beaumont product in the north- 2' cently seat to several hundred manu. ‘ - ‘2 have been making tests show that the saving in" ting lirs’t place between coal ‘ :‘fiuh'ofltutlon had beCome‘generiil. This. tion of the South ‘Norwaik Congrega- tional Church. will most in the lecture room on Wednesday afternoon atoll o’clock The subject will be Woman and Her Work in Missions. and there, D21 lie an address by Deacon Frank‘ A. rr I. 2 -. .W'fu. 0 in “it “A Story Tfllg’sxl’lvsrgng wiliiis szamtIgir 2 a s so in :NMITM min at. Speaker. bliss a Stone. Planes. of Nomlk. This is to be followed the ., next Wednesday evening by an evening ,' ruin slisus docttish human. , n2. Bruce. subject. “Robert Burns. .._,.........,... Tho girls at the normal ‘ got a happy sorts i bashing stif- prlse. Wednesday. when Principal Mor- an that 2 di ‘ 1gp ”fill; i‘vr'l‘i‘o “1'03! by Your Eyes 2' m, a swim. r5022 Bill do not strain them. .M~ Use one of our ns‘b PORTABLE LAMPS for surfing and «W. SWY. . .. ECONOMICAL. .40 "on'lsccoynf of the ‘ cream muesli-sips nun. Very good progress is being made by ‘ each of 80.000 ram ' . , Iteamers will be put “ filthln the next sixty don between debuts Pass. on the gulf negotiations for which are now in progress. will be used to carry the fuel ‘ oil from Sabine Pass to various gulf pom fit is probable that Birmingham. Montgomery, New Orlsans bus Mobile Which will be taken to the gulf points. as residents of those cities are largely created in the organisation of the umqnt company. The service is to be rapidly extended. so as to cover liberal: and rhinoceros, and a little later. through Havana as s distributing point. to all of the West Indies. where. through the substitution of this fuel a» the very high priced coal now in use. somethl like an industrial rcvo« tion is ex » Arrangements are practically closed where. for the present at least. all the oil which is to go through New York "Mil be landed. When the s ants for the transports . resu‘pssy first began soliciting con- tracts considerable difficulty was expe- even listen to suggestions for I: change «ms. Within a fortnight. however. there has been adecided change. In. unifies are coming in from every man uhcturlhg center in the United States Hundreds of tests have been made by tion of Beaumont oil for coal will mean a saving of many thousands of dollars each year. It is the uniformly satis- factory result of these tests that has turned the tide In favor of the men 2 who thought at first that it might re quire‘lhs eflbrt of years before a con- siderable market rcould be established on status. 2 A New York morning paper has re- factursrs throughout the country It cir~ cularrlstt‘er “questing opinions of the results to be obtained and the indus- . _ 2: trial changes to occur through the dis. . ; outcry of this stupendous addition to 2. the world's fuel. The figures produced in every case by manufacturers who and Beaumont crude oil will be not as large a percentage will "be saved in the cost of firing. The advantage dwelt upon by some of the heavier users of coal is the sav- ing to be made through the circum- stance that there will be no cakes to be hauled sway. " The sanitary suggestion made. in sev- eral of the comers is that the. use of third“ will do away with the nuisance or make mid soft don]. t become clcun cities after the Of all the letters receiver! by this paper perhaps tho. most interesting is that sent by the (‘heescborough Manu- factoring company. the most extensive makers of‘ vas‘ellns in the world. Not- urally this company. as a manufac- turer of a byproduct of petroleum. would take the tastiest interest In the Beaumont situation. but beyond this this company, has been making very thorough tssts on petroleum with the idea of substituting it for coal. The letter states positively that the coals pany's’ tests have not only disproved the ides‘ that the amount of sulphur cohiainsd in‘ the on is so great that it would burn out the average boiler. but it allows tbbt the Marriage of sulphur tuminous coals The a [penis made by all these Moderators clinch the quettlob' of the future staumont oil as It could not have Masseuse by an the liter. run ” ‘1‘: iron werr-urns ”or Airman vember, 1901. Joseph Goodwin and Christian Marissa. both of New Haven. ruled their libel in the District Court of the United States for the District of Connecticut against the steamer C B. Lowndes. her boats. tackle. apparel and furniture .ln a cause of wages. Ci- vll and Maritime. due form of law. to ms directed, return- able on the 3d day of Doom l have seized and taken the bill or; C. B. Lowndes and have her in lily custody trlct Court will be held in the United” States Court Room. in the City of Hartford. at .il ofolock a m., on the 3d day of December. 1901 for the trial of said premises. and the owner or own- eras be and appear at the time and place pass as prayed J. D. DEWELL. JR.. less than 25 per cent and thdt at least . it was even .‘ ; hinted that Pltisburg and Chicago MM“? occurs too near Utopia to ‘ , humus" bk ”“01qu 8 Mills May is isssithsn that contained in most bl- . . Lsavav . CA. DISTRICT OF CONNECTICUT. m— ‘ Whereas. on the 26th day of No- And Whereas. by virtue of process in r. 1901. stallin- Notice is hereby given. that a Dia- and all persons who may have or claim any interest, are hereby cited to aforesaid. to show cause if any they have why a final decree should not DDSON S. BISHOP. ' U 8. Marshal. By William L. Permclcc. His Deputy. Proctor for Libellants. November 27. will n29 lit W Guarantees Not Estimates The feature of Connecticut General Life insurance Company's policies. Have you seen them? if not inquire of or write to 2;» t bliss, Raglan. . .. will bring you i $13!;an roast member and re ports oasaaurs. Can’t miss a chance now to talk Closks. Jackets, half lengths, MNDM Thoy' re busy buying new.o but the busiest buying has yet to ‘ “Ladies Melton Cloth Coats. unduly, sateen lined storm collars ,sll sizes: a hernia at #3..” Ladies’ Mellon Cloth Coats. velvet collar, latest out well made. $5.98. Ladies Kersey Cloth Costs. 2‘13"“; titling, velvet collar. satin lin- C Ladies Oxford Raglan Costs, yoke back. lined throughout. handsomely tailored $10.50. a lmdies’ Automobile Coats, quarter ilttlng ,velvst collar satin lin ed. at 410m Children's Raglan Coats. size 3 to 16 years in grey, red blue and tens, tabs ”.98 to ) WOMEN’S UNDERSKIRT SPECIALS. ‘Made of silk made or merceriaed sateen. these you'll buy at sight it in need of a garulent of this sort: Ladies Mercerlsed Sateen Skirts ruffle nounce special at 98 cents. . Lndles’ Mercerized sateen Skirts. accordion pleated bounce. 71.25- Ladies Superior Quality Mercerized Sateen Skirts, deep ruffle licorice, full sweep. Lsdles‘ Best Quality Mercerlzed 8a teen Skirts. accordion pleated rudie deduce. 82.50 Ladies” Toilets Silk Skirts in black and colors accordion pleated flounce. at 55.60. Ladles' Extra Quality Taffeta Silk Skirts. accordion pleated iiounce full sweep, $8.50. . s .s all be ploklndv-th‘o gotta-howl ‘2,‘ we'll write you the facts concerning some of theme—lust 3h truth. Miss of other slitrinps equally as good. investlp is lies oysryiliirru. ‘ 2 ' NOVEMBER VALUES IN I‘Ofli‘lb id x wintlsrish things, i at you UNDERWEAR—Mr!!! WARN Never better plum ”(Ni wear buying than this” good honest warm under 2 reasonable Dildos would most critical. ., chII' Heavy Fleece Libs Drawers all sites are. Misses' Jersey Ribbed 2 Pants. fleece linod. all sized. Men’ a (lethal 0' Hair ._ Shirts and Drawors; also , 2 Fleece Lined’ Double-Bream. with masters to match. dds. Men's Fine Quality Xu and Drawers. heavy weight, ral and camel's hair 75c. Men’ s Wool Fleece Lined Drawers, in natural only; full sizes. 98o. Women’ a Jersey Ribbed n Vests and Pants. Heavy Flee” a bargain at 494:. Women' a Jersey Ribbed ’75 par Wool Vests and Pants. in grey white at 76:. TIPTOP BARGAINS m 2 , MEN'B WI . You know what we mean use that word bargain ~ or know. this is an excellent time out. Mens Black, Natural a Hair Half Hose. worth from special at 12%C. lb Men' 3 Wool Sweate . all , 2 Mons Silk Four-in String Ties, lots of new but pick from 25c. Men's Best Quality Silk Necks? live of the very latest styles, we sortment of patterns, 504:. Mons All-Linen Collars he styles. all sizes rel/2c. on Men 3 Stiff Bosom ,Sh good three three 4dr H GENERAL AGENT. United Bank sun's, So. Norwalk. W Dr. Dick’s lltiitin ‘ CURES V uALARiA. BOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS. 1|” Plumbing and Stuns Huf‘ Mn- 2 Hot Water Heating. Hot ilir Hearind. ITOVISANDRANGII. leTiANDTiN ROOFING. “““j'”% Gas Fixtures.d Hotel . sir am you soon our steel of IICNMOND IAuIIav lu'l. .217 WM‘ITBW. anawana NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN a HARTFORD RAILROAD. ‘ TIME TABLE. m In effect Celeb" 13, 1901. can... LEAVE . SOUTH NORWALK FOB NIW YORK. 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WARM WINTER suus‘f one Of our from our ll wIII'pIeasé ; surpass II. was on. moo. 7: so. is: 00'. r m—s: 00.0 icon-.u100 . s I ‘ 2W4 61”” s .10.“ ‘i0' £03: 11“. . .ir.—'-ra.0u. 1.10. 0:01 i . 1‘ r hut ;. “all COLT hKlN PATENT LEATNER 5002 not to crack; I new p‘slr if they crack letters the through. price . , , as on
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