no! écully spent Monday
port with friends
. Jennings ill entarmininu s
outyof town.
' 1mm ‘
Adams has recently purchns
by from Norwalk parties
: Hale? of Norwillk wits the
3 lter auntqua A Hale. Sun.
"1111mm 11.111. of 11111111 Farm.
3113 guest of Mics Maud Adams
lib Jennings and wire. of Br ldgc
Event Sunday at the old home
Greens 13101113.
3 rd 111111.111 Rallibn N. .‘.i who
Z‘Thnnllsgl‘i'lhg hole at home rc-
to Raritun. Sunday.
' flirt-"m
‘ rd Stirxe‘has secured the ma~
‘3 d plastering work on Dr. Don-
311 new house, in Fairileld.
fibrous Hunlllplt and wife have 1c-
ad home from :31 visit visit with
do In New Hn on 0191 Thanks-
I
Elwood who was the guest
‘ hole and aunt. Mr. and Mrs ..J
lwood over Thanksgiving left
3111s Mo d .
3 om 1 creamely.
lie (1 13:0 311. bottling
E for 33“; log water.
. hl’lip Brown.
My...
soon to be
establish-
is being re-
Burrs farm hands lire after
has of wages. it is reported
of them left the farm their
oil being complied with.
111 Glynns supply of Ice has
$0011 a low stage that to guard
possible mishaps he has se-
verb] tone from B. F Bulkley.
putty heril‘f Kemper is in wintel
now a heard of healthy proper
33 and an ulster and storm can be~
cold weather additions to his word
2 ‘11! Delivery Carrier Charles Heu-
rg, who has mute No.11 will have
herease of pay, commencing Jun-
1": 1902. The annual compensn
will then be $650. ,
Sincerbox who was recently
f r a ppsitiou as foreman on
3 $0 dlité railroad has been no
of his acceptance. and Is new
assignment.
Misses Florche and Helen Con-
ho are pupils at Scared Heart
in Bridgeport returned there
" or, after a holiday at the home
' parents at Greens Farms.
. R, 'I‘hOmpson returned yes»
0111 his trip nbr.oad and mom
.the Greens Farms church of
. in pastel. ale planning for n
'3 n as a “welcome home. " itrwill
13y be held Thursday night
by boy came to the family of
trie as u Tharficsgiving offer-
while but five days old tum
3nts have selected a name for
.will be christened Frederick
‘ etheis went for Sheriff Kempor.
1
..~.
Fdwnrd. Charles and F1 ed
11 13031111! to their summer ironies _
3"17‘orms. Thanksglvln and
"the time until Sunday hunting.
11d no o’cehsioh’cto 001116111111 1
' city of game judging from the:
13 their three days‘ outing.
1“; ‘
(dd Batterson who Injured bid
'by slipping frolh~t 1111111
13"0f n tlolley. Friday ' 1
done 11
' roctly in front 0! the mwm, its" life
0:10:51 crushed out; It mu one of s
belonging to Miohbel Scully. ‘
Harry McDonouxh Post has elected
officers for the ensuing year as follows:
Commander. Benjamin L Toquet; 033.
1]., N 0 Kirk: J V.. B. R. Baker; chill»
lain Peter B Fonts: nurseon Aaron
Bennett; odioer of the day. il‘homs‘p‘
Glynn. The funds of the Post halibut
been used mostly for charitable purpo-
ses. it was decided toursplenish the
treasury by giving an entertainment
sometime in the near future at Nation—
al Hail: The entertainment will com
slot of vocal and instrumental music
recitatlous. etc. 1119 people of West~
port will be glad to belp.eut the old
veterans.
w'm...
The trolley wires ”ovor State street
the grounding of cables. and as a re:
suit ingenuity ban to be resorted to in
Older that care may get over the
bridge without stalling. Sunday morn-
ing the proper impetus was not given
to one which stopped on the center 0!
the blidsc and could not be moved
until the united energies of crew and
passengers wme brought into play.
Monday 11 couple of green handso oper-
ating 11 depot c211 0111110 ncnr tying up
that division by running west ahead of
tI1n3o.’l‘l1ey no more than readied the
eastern approach to the bridge before
the Combo cul rounded Rllol'sidl ove-
nue cone and pr'epuled to shoot the
dead line of the bridge. The car, for~
tuuutely was on the live western wire
and had only to book up. but a moment
more delay and both cars would have
been stalled on the bridge.
The spirit of improvement seems to
haw moved owners of property in the
motel and the little that has been
done ullondy serves to show 11 mall-led
chnngelfor the better. It is ,not 1111'-
possible that in the spring steps will
be taken for the construction of a.
Town Hall This has long been talked
about‘ but never more badly needed
than at the present time. The official
business of the town In of u. more voi-
uminous character than many image
inc. Rut three offices are at the com-
mand of the Officials any one of which,
with their cumbersome and necessary
furniture, can be crowded by the addi-
tiou 01'. four people with the occupants
of either office. Space for valuable
town records has long ago been at 11
premium; some are reported missing
others bundled away in corners like so
much waste paper. A spacious and
thoroughly equipped vault for Town
clerk and Probate judge Is a neces.
sity.
.lulius Christian son of Frank Christ.
11111.1111 employee of the Atlantic Starch
wolmlts in Westpolt was arrested But
urday night by Sheriff Kemper chsrg
ed with attempting to shoot James
Bladley. Lntcr Christian was releas
ed on 11 $25 bond furnished by Ills faih
er. Young Christian is alleged to be a
half- witted ind, who lives will his {11'
tber. and does his cooking and work
ubmlt the place. While there have
been evidences of a bad disposition on
the part of the” Nboy he who never-icon-
aide led dangerous until new but if the
evid once plescnted tends to verify the
allegations the prisoner will be held
fo1 investigation as to his sanity and
mo 1111ny sent to some institution. Sat
orday aftclunoon .lumes Bradley bel-
rowui 11 boat owned by the elder
Christian, and returned to the dock
back of the starch works at 6:30. tic
bad Just landed, and was on the deck
melting the best test when the young
Christian suw him and evidently be
lieved Bradley intended to steal the
boot. Christian ran toward Bradley
calling: “Help! Murder! Thieves!" and
_3 us he did so drew a revolver and fired
at Bradley who only then realized his
a er. Fortunately the bullet went
wide of Its mark and with a bound
Bradley was on Christian forcing him
to the ground and wrestiug the revel
var from his hand. He was held While
who
placed Christian undel arrest. The
fact that Christian carried a revolver
served to arouse grnVe. surmlsos m
the part of those inclined to believe
infill that prompt measures should be
taken to plovent his doing further
damage Christian was arraigned be
fold Justice Joseph G. Hyatt and held
in' the 5111113 of $50 for the Superiol
11131111111111 condition of the .boy In
such thut the (omt could find no on
“ . :teuustiug (:‘llHllmrltllnllefi. and B1 utlley
ported much Improved and
- dose the foot as it was feared
, He will be permanently
ver f1 om the effects 011111111
nun—.4m
lo well known that the late
Ogden executed a will. that
h snot yet been admitted
h; agreement. if not at
103! tb 11 deceased the inter
on set the date for probat-
mouth! from the day of the
incised. That period is
thewlll is likely to be pro-
dry now. '
. Mex-m—w
1191,11 heads the list eta
you'll: man here who are
,1 :1 4 nskotingglub. The
' til ms.
erected on
was forunate in camping with his life
The boy showed for mom composure
War the situation than liid his filther.
willie had froouently to be called to or
the boy hits been without restraint:
that in fact his Gather has not been
able to control him. and that the car3
rylng of fire arms was a common prac-
tice with him. There is little question
but that his mind In more ‘or less af
fected and it is on that issue. in con-
nection with the allegation of shoot
in; tlmt the case will be tried in the
higher court. 3
' mwuww
WOOL‘ AUCTION ‘aALll POBTPONH
LONDON. December tw'l‘he wool
auction soles scheduled for today
fog. .
bridge me “dead" o‘wlltt. it is sald.‘ to: 3
him harmless and the opinion Is gen- '
dsr. The pyldonce tended to show that .
have been postponed on account of the 3 '
on when 4431“
men in single teams drove up to the
frelxilt 111211111. roster-'11». 11nd ask
the station agent to ship the horses ’1
va1 once. The horses were put in 11
neon car attached to the train leav-
lug help at 10:30. the two men accom-
panylnc them.‘ Upon their. arrival at
Niautio. acting upon a montage receiv—
‘ed 110111 New Haven. Deputy Sheriff
Tubbs attempted to orient the two
m‘cn. 13111111111111 them with horse steal
lug. in till; he wan unsuccessful. but
took ‘. onsession of the horses. The
men ed to the woods and bare not
been. ptured. The horses apnweribe
descr ptien of themes stolen in New
Haven The horses are being held
awaiting instructions from New bid
you
Glover’s the Place
Patent
1311 .15 .
Lea hers
Wauulldiloi ‘r'l‘o (luck.
Thls shoe is for men. and
is made up in a most
attractive manner. It
15 stvllsh, nobbv. and
has a matt top.
Bells 1 01110118111111.
$5.00 pair
WearSho'eslhalFil
W
Valve.
Noiselcss, closes without jar or we.
ier hammer. Has no tank.
THE IDEAL
VOLUMETER Pnassuns REGU~
LATING FLUSH VALVE.
A self adjusting pressure regulator.
applied to n Flush Volvo operated by
direct pressure. Discharges the same
umount of watch in the same length of
time regardless of the head or pres
sure in service pipe.
See It In operation in our display
room.
1111111 ll. Nash
in. North 111111 and Westitlotl
Daily Froughtllne
BETWEEN
NEW YORK.
» 11911111111131.1311»
scorn 1110111713131”.
Seamcrs Eagle and City of Nor
walk leave New York. 'Picr 23.
East River...Beekmnn street, 3 p
111. Norwalk and South Norwalll
Willdlll“? night.’
‘. fiat
1.3.4.1171. l ‘
I
‘ cents a box.
‘Johu H‘. Kuhn»
33111111111 by so. Normlk mm.
Which is wiserwto have confidence“
In the opinions of your fellow citiibnn :31
or depend on statements made by utv
ter strangers? Rohdithis:
1111.11 Addie Banks, of 10 Raymond at
“My employment 11 but-
touhole worker on fine shirts st Hutch
inuon, Cola h Co.‘ 9, may not have been
street. says'
1
the primary endpoint my trouble. but
the constant application certainly docs
" 1101 help it, for backudhs and that tired
33nd weary feeling
in the lolus ~op
pressed me and robbed me of my wont
ed energy. Readlng‘one night about
Dean's Kidney Pills and some cures
they had mode Induced me to get 11
box at Plainted's drug store. They
shire 1311s relief at once. ‘ I am pleased
, to recommend them."
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
Foster-Mllburn Co, Bub
falo. N. 1'., solo agents} for the United
States.
Remember the nsme~~Do11n's~<-~und
Etako no other. 3 3
fyou 1111111113? redid twin or ill
mm our: 11:3” ‘ r' .th cop your
enoponmud is well. "Vermin l1“ roof vm
.lllol, la n crane. The smooth
“3%? 0:13:0‘1‘121'112113110 way 0’ keeping the bowel.
'l‘c'lr ole-ml.
EAT 'EM LIKE CANDY
"comm. l‘n “tabs Potent. Tonto flood. Donnell.
Elwwhwl [tonfiinl‘roe'a 95%? Efraillgo” 33193! on
KEEE lllllll lilillil BEE“
‘J’unins {Brown
Pablo and P1111 linger.
."Ti‘fl'r'
Pure White bend and Zinc
mixed by hand will wear twice
3‘ as long and cover double aur-
' face as machinery mixed The
house of William stereos and of
Stephen Wilcox. both on South
Main street. were painted by me
in this manner ever eleven years
no They are still good.
Your house will stand on well
if 1 point it. My once. 52 South
Main street My residence. 80 ,
Elm Grove street '
El. 1 -\ ‘
"a" Ill. 01,111 [1111111
CURES
11115011111511
SOLD BY
3 ALL DRUGGISTS.
301.10 131110 suave-3311111..
Gill NATIONAL BANK
EQUTH N03RW3ALK. CONN. _‘
Capital. 310000000
Surplus. Si00.000.00
Other moo. 380.000.3300
JOIN ll. mule. W
‘ JACOB II. “Mil. Cashier.
DiRIOTOROi
John H. Fol-ri- Hom'y tumour
shunt-l1 swam
John H. Light I. H. "stunner
Josiah R. Marvin 0.1111101 Grumman
J. who» Marvin.
, Amour: ‘ llama.
‘d'l'. bid..l1to3,33
meeting of tile
monies 11b .
it d to‘ 33:6
_ v e .
1:1 to ‘ monies go the 1111
doli‘vilr :11 nddrep‘ll. Special
Will also be sent to all the
missiouors.
modding the department of the min-
'yurihwlll be invited to participate and
ores cut will be made of him that the
cavalry now at Jefferson Barracks be' 3
ordered to take part In the padsde.
Arrangements were made to have
handsomely engraved Invitations rent
to the national and state officials re
questing their attendance. ‘
The following message was sent to
President Reesevclt:
St Louis. December 3,1901.
The President Washington.
Hearty congratulations on your very
able message. It Is forceful and broad.
All the people of St Louis and the
Louisiana Purchase thank you sincere
ly f01 your stlong endorsement of our
commemorative exposition We be-
spenh continued co operation and with
It guarantee an exposition surpassing
all predecessors.
(Signed) DAVID R. FRANCIS.
m
LIVE 8TOCK ASSOCIATION.
Interesting Papers Today by F. J. Ha-
genberth and J. Sterling Morton.
CHICAGO December 4—-—'i‘he session
of the National Live Stock Association
began today and a large majority of
the delegates were enjoying the enter
tulnment offered by the stock show
and at other places.
F. ..l Hagenhartll of Idaho. lead a
paper on “The Adultelution of Wool. "
He presented facts to show thht wool
In adulteraled and said that such adul—
terution deprived the wool grower of a
much enlarged market and was there.
fore a luster-in] injury to his interests
and called for prompt legulation. It
was also to the interests of the wool
manufacturers that adulteration should
be curtailed. The public. be said. did
not demand the adultersted stuff. but
It was the clothler and the cheap re~
taller and the bogus manufacturer who
begulled the public into the belief that
It was buying all wool. when. in reality
It was buying shoddy and cotton, and
payng all wool prices therefor
He urged the passage of n bll by Cen-
greas providing for the inspection of . ‘
woblen goods and shoddy. and the pro-
per stamping of the some. a line of from
$50 to 35.000 to be Imposed for each vio-
lation of the law. by a manufacturer.
1m dfronl $100 to $1,000 for a dealer who
buys unstamped ndulterated cloth or
sells it. In the piece or as clothing
Hon J Sterling Morton. ex'Secretary
of Agriculture. read a paper entitled
"The Inconsistency of the Grout Bill.”
which provides for a tax upon butterine-
~ and oleomnrgarlne.
ww-
CONCORD EMMENSE SAVINGS.
CONCORD, N. H., December 4~The
» aggregate resources of all the savings
Institutions of this state are shown to
be 066,899,098 by the 66th annual re—
port of the board of bank commission-
' era. which was made public today.
-: The report embraces 77 savings banks.
11 banking and trust companies, two
state banks and 15 building loan as-
sociations. The amount due deposl.
torn from these Institutions in 067.178,-
616, an increase during the year of :3.-
231_,905. The average rate of Interest
was about 2% per cent. The number
of depositors Is 142.460, on Increase
during the year of 6.916.
A WOMAN'S AWFUL PERIL.
“There In only one chance to save
your life and that Is through an opera-
tion" were the startling words heard
by Mrs. l. B. Hunt, of'lee Ridge.
Win. from her doctor. after he had
vainly tried to cure her of a frightful
case of stomach trauble and yellow
jaundice. Gall stones had formed and
the constantly grew worse. Then she
began to use Electric Bitters. which
wholly heured her. it‘s 3’ wonderful
stoma Liver and Kidney remedy.
Cures (flyspspsla, Loss of Appetite. Try
It. Only 50 cents Guaranteed For
sale by F‘. ii Baxter. South Nor-walk:
JohnA .Rlus. Norwalk
W
BURNS occloao Ta PAV FINE.
William Burns. of Stamford who was
given the choice of paying 826 fine e1
spending twenty five dayo In jail. by
Judge Downs: In the Stamford City
Court. yesterday morning. for the cruel
manner In which he put a dog to death.
Thanksgiving Day decided to pay the
duo Burns at 111111 wanted to appeal
the case. He could not understand
why he should‘be ilned I0 heavily for
killing a dog, nor did he seem to real-
ise that his method of despatching the
canine was a cruel one Friend: ad-
vised him to lay the line rather than
take a chance before a higher court.
ONW GUIII run DVIPIPIIA.
3m¥rsflinrr3nuklin Burn. (glorify mu;
1. “ I a
spa ’1?” I; “more :r’nt din
‘ d bdlohinn. l trltd ormtbint ~
, in of 00100111111311th m
‘ lfdn d on. $03 .
’91 It
mom.
art I: '
General.) 0. Bates. com: ‘
1.. n... 1'":
‘ . I m. .
'Mlmm” 33
in from the do
npnrlu and brunch. n31;
“aimgmsgrstlion' slabs and til:3
on 01' 0 cm W
the 111x necked“
complete protectionism n
W913i“: 121111911113: to the house
Mild it into lunch longer thin
In? 10th“ to
I"
" hé oldaty lo" 1111M
process; has the‘ burial y’ntlll ribbo-
ost coating of pure tin .1111 new
lead. bylpe‘and’ of clarified
psi 1'11 011."? 10011113 ha:
siesta on many houses - will
keep you: be sound so years.
This trade lurk ill "HEM on".
'"sz'l:l.."'.u".1r'm°“
write 09113, .c. ondlllMl'. Amt.
1.3333311111311333. Within”,
for lilntt'r'itcd book on 1001's
and roads;
“35MB“ Ill PLAT!
, 3 00 EPA".
I 5'
TI» Only ”mot All-Wafer ‘Routc3
NEW YORK . x.
BOSTON . ma
CHARLESTON.S. C.
JACKSONVILLE...
I'Rldfi‘ Beryl w on nokmvilla 1
J (31:01”. .nndil ntem'edin‘le loadings.
I -h“ "“1"“ 5‘93"th Q. Finest Service
\ ----—-——-1—--—
WM. 9. “YD: C. CO" 6011'! A‘onw 7
4 111110 6.1113118. G 1!. .
319 53311110 Street. New York ‘
/
.«MM
Aston-.111 wont run
APPETIZINGTABLE RELISH
FOR 5011115, 0115111311511.
3313111111131. 111111;. 111.331.... 3'
1111113111110
1311111111111:
CALL FOR FREE ' SAMPLE AT
CHARLEO E. BEYMOUH u Wuhlngton Strut. South Norwnllt.
WILLIAM M. BETTE. 15 Ill-In Strut. Nolw‘alk. ' '
1 1
That Chilly Feeling
It's the quality of the coal you burn in the furnace that
determines whether or not you shall bc entirely comfort-
able during cold Weather. or "a little chilly. ” With inferior
cool it is impossible to get satisfactory but though a .
”much larger quantity is burned.
.0011 costs you no more here—«but 111mm quit: a differ.
encc in the' value. The first order will show you why it is
profitnblerto deal with us. .
For open 5:113:11 we have found CANNEL the most ub-
{IEECEM’ Mg 6) ‘ .49;
John H. Ferris,
61101111111114 '
NEW 111111111?"
Christian Worhn‘
on "'
11111111111111.1133 '1
111»
loin (33111111111 in.
Norwalk Chronicler