Irr-
posed of all but one or the
Carroll
Wilhelmina Woman of Sin
keeping it house of ill fame
led on payment of 3067
Michael Lulry was given
the workehouue fol vagranc
Ink floor 3:-
' nought»
Wouldn't“ “Appul Ao-
signed for Next Week.
Walker non- -aupport trolled.
3ument of carer for
y in the Superior court
3: l‘o ed that the p'rlvlleg
no Alon”: appeal from
ty‘ D0 will “opera in granting
to William O. Kinsella in
egiven an early hearing.
W altar not it down for next
1113 unprofessional conduct.
Grin “as nunpchdea a year
tier of Judge 'i‘liayer.
lllt‘lll.
the lo‘nirtlelii County bar.
for whom be m acting as
m...-
pinned lll'e‘ Tuesiiui’
3 linear vs. J Dickeruian
. alive. Slovenian a C
no out society; 11.1 Prl
Bl; Jtlilll‘o Slovak society . Mat
will on vs Samuel P Ander-
‘ _, Doc.11—-Giare .-\. Clark
St! ”mi“; 3. H. Lowrrdes vs.
. Annie Counii vs Mi
minim Samuel Middle
mom probate. E W.
‘N Y. Ti & H. R. R.
morning.
weak the first block of l,
shares at 08, compared with
price last night.
oucntly rallied a fraction.
was also under heavy pro
dropped to 135, compared
linivinr: week
. Robert W. Bates
,W Snooper et his“
ordered that statement of
parties interested be filed
we‘oks. This action will
~ l the will of Clapp
on the children. the
Bridgeport Savings
sented in defense. At-
lett appear for the sons:
”3 artist Thompson for the
oddald 6: Bishop for E\- ‘
ulsley. Higby and Hurd.
o of Riiuuinah is. Herbert
-. t. a petition for divorce .the
‘12 further order of notice by
on. The defendant 'has not
rd from for seventeen years
one (an be found who can give r
mutation of him i
elsewhere were mostly
fractions.
hatrun. and 1,10
weak spots.
generally lower than befo
.Mnny important stocks
m ore.
20,3: St. Paul.’ 2%:
Preferred. 4.
u Tll‘l'. V
crisli nt. ahorit the lowest
TODAY'S QUOTATI
foreclosure against Mary E.
Tit Smith and her fol'u illiliilflll )ll
triangular piece of property be
State street. Boetwtitk avenue.
road avenue The action is
3 of the estate of Eli C. Smith
liabhnd, who gave a first mort" it.ot-0urotl1e..’il‘,»,g 31%
' he Savings Junk for $6. 000. LOCO. pm 88
intolerant due of about $330. A iAm. :5. it. t‘o.. 1211.1: lzflia
mortgage amounting to S3. 0001 Atrhison irIt. 73
nor ace Smith \\ alter? Alt-bison pfd 99% 99:14
103%
63
Open High
: the real notati- denier testi- Ball & Ohio 103
Elliot. the property was worth about Bkyll R. T. 02%;
The first Monday in February 30...,“ 01 N in "3
oil an the date for redemption Che: & Ohio 471;,
rouse of Mary E Leivio against C. M. & St. P. 105%
on Paddoc k or al was argued up (.‘-.hl R. l & P. 150
he defendant's dimurrer. Mrs. lC. LC. it St L. 97%
' caning her daughter to recover D Hi Can 1707.21
yin the northeastern part oi U S Steel fill:
any valued at :2 000 The plain in. 3. Steel pf‘li 92
aims that she deeded it to her IGen hr. 00.. 28m
tor without consideration nl lLou. & Nash. 101
. the warrantee deed reads “tori Nor. It West. 57%;
d other valuable consideration] i‘rinu. Consul” lilti
that her daughter agreed to rc Metropolitan. 10‘:
to her whenever she should re M. K. in 'l‘. pt‘dj
tier daughter married recently iMlss Pacific. 103%
In. howls sought to regain title‘h’at. Lead (30.. it'll;
wproperty but the daughter re i)! i. t). & H.167
todeodit back Ademurrer en IN \'.. O. &W.. 3m.
. y the dent‘endant was argued mending 2d 38%
Athl'iiey Tourney. in which itio so! 3N0 Pac.nfti.100e§
47%
165
150
97%
ill
02%
92%
283
107
fin/it
l 3-6:);
1h?!
52“
10311
17%
iii?
34%
68”;
the alleged agreement won in Pacific Mail it 411/;
.. of the statues on fraud and Pennsylvania 149% 140%
' t it the complaint is true. the Peoples (loo. ' 99
Phil. & Road" til
19.1 R pfd.. 79%
a Chalice on the ... 3...... 33%
Son. Ry. ptd. 92
G Id w t h iBon. Pacific 59%
0 a G ETenn. 0. ii" 03”.
mace with every 10c purchaser iBZSS't‘éfhzfa iii:
on plant not for coupons. U 8 Rubber. ‘5 15%
‘ “"9"" '°“ u” ““5“." itrnron Pacific. 101 101%
uyero: A to lady I. note U. Poo Md .9 89
Macmilll'imllt. an 3: “i Hahn iwirmn m «m on
ver a aura y t o . '
m :f‘finbm“ “9.61:0“.in 0‘0,“ West. Union. 91% 91%
. it‘ln re In. to . 3
. not mufoctory made good mzvficmm
Wilden. Any now-paper or 'finocle dwfl‘”
319“” ilml worm decree“.
Domain. 0.
Circulation. 1‘33...
!No I
i
of.
W
not We:
.4, outlay
i rby. and int it
"Man hlflflmm
don't»
alter
against him hati been heard. but he re
c1 nth made application for reinstate
plaintiff in ectopped because of the
Warrentoe deed. Atoruey W. H. Com.
Jr represents the plaintiff.
The criminal court of Common pleas
11.11 a short senato- thin noon. and din-
of the Jail ,
cases than adjourned for one week.
against Harry Walton and
mford fur
were noi-
10 days in
y; Onarloo
White 15 days for vagrancy; John
Riley for assault 310 one;
Hunter
Late youternoon afternoon in the 811
per lor court the heurlng was begun up
on the too complaints against Law
yer Joseph A. (tray, of Norwalk tiling
Lawyer
ago by or
charges
llcforo. liearlnthla' motion Judge
llaiph Wheeler decided to hear the ev-
ilicllt'o of the grievance committee of
Both allege
that he withcld money from parties
attorney
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
\VAL STREET, 10:10 a. m.~—The .le~
pressed tone of stocks which develop
ed yesterday was still manifest this
Amalgamated Copper was
500 shar «as
at 081,1; and the next block of 6.500
70 the last
The stocks nubile
Manhattan
satire and
with 1361/.
at the close last night. The declines
mod crate
New York Central tell 11,1.
WALL STREET. noon—~The bears
bought very heavily to take their pro-
fits Lefore the bank statement appeared
and caused a rally of 2 points in Man-
135 in the principal
The appearance "of the
bank statement was the signal for re-
uawed liquidation which carried prices
re. Amal.
gsamated Copper touched 64%. and Man-
liattan 134%. Northwestern broke 6%.
which held
through the first period of weakness
gave way to the extent of a point. or
Great Northern. Preferred fell
General Electric.
2%. and Buffalo. Rochester & l’lttshurg
A rally of over 2 points
.11 Amalgamated and met a point in
Bridgeport Savings bank wnslManhnltan relieved the pressure else-
Thr closing was actiie rind fei-
0N8.
Reports mar private wire of E
Bohme. commission broker Swartz &
against Mrs. Smith as admin lCorbett‘ 3 block South Norwulk.
Low
31 it
88
120 120%
707,,
99
102
62
46%
108%
147v.
9751‘.
170%
1115
90%
380
ram
57
134%
.3160“;
51
10291
1711.
m
3334
my.
4331.
11315
9111
ml
79%
mt
01%
58%,
61'].
11*
81%
15
sail.
181/.
1015
91
63
178
136
91
BANK STATEMENT
30 300.000
5.383.900 .
6.065.800
518.700
1.710.400
11.400
Alli!!!” INTI.
Thom WM «1 Duombor 0.
mo Hamlin Stool: Cotonou!
{will be the ottoman on the above...
:M. mini 11 damnation: mug:
in «Hell!
ll! NOV.
'M‘W
1:30
31%
77 1/.
91m
102%
mg
168%
mu
am
170»;
41%
9194.
280%
106%
571:,
160%
40%
y ‘ l'
and ad lines all in: thirtieth“ in:
at least to th e atoning during the our
’xdfiomont. ” ‘
DANCE IWHED MEN‘S HALL.
Roéiptlon in Honor o0 Mina Jenni. V..
. Raymond. Loot Night.
The reoriptlon tendered by Mr ind
urn. William J. Wilcox. of Hartford
not... in honor of. Mia’s Jennie Vlet bria
Raymond. last night. in Red a‘Mone
Hall. Washington street no event
pleaoant offalir About lifts l torts
were in title ndlince and tho Weir .11;
was passed in lemon and dancing.
are. Wilcox presided at the piano. and
rendered selections in her inimitable
manner. many of the numbers lieiul'.
enthusiastically encorod ‘A bouritlfiu
collation was served shortly before-
midnight Mina Raymoude sl'aicr,
Mrs. Allen M. Raymond. assisted ‘Mr.
and lira. Wilcox in receiving the
guest!-
Mias J. i'V. Raymond lion returrlea to
her home to float. Woods. to r,bmoln
until curl: itmaa. when she will i unit-
ed in martial!) to Edwin 0. Bl. on, of
Cos Cob. r (i last night’s aft Air was
in the untrue of a farewell.
could. run 90111.01er
Pulled a Kettle of Boiling Water on
Horulf.
The one yea 1‘, old child of Mr. and
Mrs. Edward throeder. of No. 11 South
Third street was badly scolded on
Wednesday of this week and at one
time it was not known whether the
child would live or not.
Mrs. Schooner Was atrmding beside
the stove with one hand on the handle
of a k ttle filled with boiling water
The litte tot got 11 car ital mother. and
taking hold of her arm lflulled the hot-
lie of! a large stream fnom the spout.
striking here on the thin and running
down her neck and when She was
{rightfully scolded
Dr. 17.1. Burnell wnn 'iuinmonelL He
did all he could for the little 8039mm
and it was'not until lode 0' that he gave
hopes for her recovery. The child's
throat and chest is 11 those of water
blisters.
a
TRlNiTV CHURCH CHILDREN'S
SERVICEJ. ’
In addition to the usuzil services in
Trinity Church. tomorrow there will
be n‘chlldren’s service 9.1 3 p. in. it
it proposed to hold this service once
every month. The ohildr an of the Sun-
day school will march in the church.
led by the vested choir of boys. The
rector will make a brief undress. At
this service opportunity will be given
to those children who were not present
at the Manger Service to: November
34 to place gifts in a me .ugor Later
they will be cool to provi to Christmas
cheer to children not otherwise cared
for. The next apeliial cz‘iildrena nor-
vice will be held on the Second Soul
day after the Beiphany...lunuury 19.
1902. This will be a missionary oer-
vic-e. it being the day appointed for
children's missionary eervi cos through
out the church in the country.
#.
DEATH OF WILLIAM GOODFEL
LOW.
William Goodfcllon die‘d this morn
ing at 6: 30 o'clock at his home. 245
East avenue. East Norwalk. Deceased
resided for many years in may street.
and was an esteemed employee of the
Norwalk Dock Company. holding a re-
nponsiblo position in the plating do.
partment. lie had many friends who
will learn with mger of his death. A
widow and two daughters Mrs. Wil-
liam E. Osborne. of Brooktyn. and Mrs.
May MacLean, survive. The funeral
will be attended on Monday afternoon
at 2:30 o'clock from the family real.
deuce.
_m._—..-~
MR8 SMITH IN JAIL.
Committed TodayJor Contempt of
Court by Judge Curtlo.
BRIDGEPORT. December 7—Mra.
Mary 1! Wright Smith. the wealthy
litigant, was today committed to jail
for contempt by Judge 1-! .l. Curtis of
the court of Common Pleas. The or-
der was made after lira Smith had
defied the authority of the state and
declared that no power on earth could
make her answer question about her
bonds.
‘ WW
' nylon in said District. the Steamer ti.
an entire only 1Lur'rnii-wair'z‘n.
Front-try is Md Winona! spak- on
3 Ollvor Wood." Holmes.
noun mono tectonic.
0135‘
HOYT‘D THEATRE
3 ,3 ONE OQLID WEEK.
Domlnoncing MONDAY. DEC. 9th.
“Join" I’Allllfle Stool: 00.
Under the Management of liar
ry Kataes. ‘
in Repertoire of new plays unsur-
pained.
Monday night—#49. Young Wife ”
Tuesday night~“8iovca of ltui'inln."
Wednesday night-«“Shnmur O Brien.
Thursday nightm-"The Greet Brooklyn
”giro ed}. ' "
Friday NIght-~"Trmpnut Tor-rout "
Saturday Night-“Convict 1240 "
_ Mailman.
Tuesdayw—"A Mother is Honor
Wednesday-4% Young Wife. "
Thursday-“Kathleen annurnucu.
Friday~"Tho Man from ltaly."
Saturday“‘8hamua 0' Brien. "
Specialtie- Between Act:
by Charles (Bundyi Chapman Paulhu
Saxon. Jere Moddilffe and the wonder
fill ncrobatic neon. Martino: ciao the
Ladies Symphony Orchestra in n
of doors to rise of curtain each per
formance.
MATINEE PRICES. to and 20:.
NlGH'l" PRICES. to. 20. 30c.
NO HIGHER.
A‘Huub'ritn EYES.
. The eyes of lininxeptilea, moles and
bats are very simple thiuga. because
they have not much to do.‘ There are
insects with hundred eyes. but the
hundred eyes have less faculty than
the bitmap eyca. The black beetle
swimming on the pond has two eyes
under water and two above water. but
the four are not equal to the. two hu-
man oyoa- Man. placed at the head of
all living creatures. ban supreme vis-
ual equipment.3 if from advancing
yearn. strain or abuse. your eyes are
less perfect. one '
thliER B. HOYT.
Graduate Optician,
Room a. United" ’tiank Building.
Oflioe hours. 8 to 11:45 12:45 to 6:30.
Saturday evenings. 7 to 9.
horrors. '
until i urination.
Notice is hereby given that the
Council of this tity proposes. at its
next regular meeting. to be held on
the 30th inst“ at ,3, oclock p. in. to
appropriate the following sums for the
departments named; for current expcn
sea of said departments. said nppl‘O-
prlat'ioua being inmaddition to the ap-
propriations "for Enid departments
made at the adjor and annual city
meeting for the current year. viz.:
Health Department. 850
Electric Light and Fire Alarm, 125
Fire Department. 150
Administrative Department, Miscel-
laneous.
80. Norwulk. Dec. 3, lildl.
By order of the Council.
JOSEPH R. TAYLOR
City Clerk.
U S Marshals Sail
District of Connecticut.
By virtue of an Order of Sale Issued
out of the United States District Court
for the District of Connecticut. on the
fourth day of December, 1901. notice
is hereby given that i will sell by pub-
lic auction. for cash. on Thursday. the
12th day of December. “lot. at 2
o'clock p. m.. It Stovous’o wharf. Row-
50
03 5t
3. Lowudes. her engine. boilers. nia-
chinery, boats. tackle. apparel. appur-
nuances. and furniture. I! alto now
lie: at Steven“ wharf in said how.
nylon. .
EDSON 8. BISHOP.
United States Martha!
is! William L Formals-e.
Hi- Deputy. . do at
Blanca. xxe. No.11?“
Lruuav r connotes. to wit’:
on 11‘ mm IBERED,
That on the twanfi- -Irat day of no
'mggm1”1.MM Law Publiob
of .
NO.
z onzo'r'ro attributing
grand half hour concert from opening
Well-
Set
Table,
Housofurnlshlng Department.
A few specials in our Houscfumishing Department for
Thanksgiving:
Double Reactors 69 Cents. .
Drip Pans. all sizes . . 17 Cents. ’
' Universal Meat Choppers $1. 09 and $1.25
Granite Pie Platters 9 Cents.
Glass Color Holders :2 Cents.
“Cranberry ishes . . 10 Cents.
Water Pitchers . *. 25 Cents.
, 14 inch Platters. white 30 Cents.
8 inch Baking Dishes . .1 19 Cents.
Two-piece Carving Sets 95 Cents. ,
Two-piece Carving Sets. Celluloid Handles . $1..75
Two-piece Carving Sets. stag handles . St 1.45
Three-piece Carving Sets. stag handles . . $2 '25.
Depend lore cly for the 90.3:de upon the table cloths. . Segre
.Damuk Ta lo Clotba,‘ in new deal 1. freon from the mum Pin: .3
the yard if 0you want it no, or in var one sizes, with bordm. ,
from anyo them and you are our: of something choice and climb 1
ive. .
54 inch Half Bleach“ Linen
58 inch Half Bleached Linen
63 inch Cream Domain extra heavy
711 inch Cream Damask. very fine and heavy,
56 inch Bleached Dali'lpik'. -
63 inch Bleached Damask.- all linen -. ,
65 inch Bleached Damask, handsome patterns 1' ” .
72 inch Bleached Damask, heavy and fine
66 inch Bleached Damask, re ular $1.00 quality 33
72 inch Bleached Damask coice' new patterns than ?
Choice Double Damask,c $1.25. $1. 35. $1. so, 3:. 75. with napkins "
to match.
Hematitched Cloths with Napkins to match.
4 Colored Cloths‘ in yellow. blue resound nil: 1113- 4, 8-4 and 10-4 7
. :15 Could. ’
39 com.
so Cents. 3 ,
1 . t.” a
“h.
l. .
. 1“.
Q
0’
o
ristram &
ilere’s Your Honey’s liorilr
OTERGOATS...
A good Ulster—one full of
warmth. full” of value, for a
Raglan, with yoke—~thc sbrt
all the stylishly dressed
youths are wearing—dwell, we
are selling them at $8.00.
Men’s Worsted Suits at $9.
Oh. say, we surely must not
Orget the boy—we have an
odd lot of Boys‘ School Suits.
for the lad from 8 to 15 years
of age. double breasted and of
black cheviot. 81.25 per suit.
A child's Overcoat—indeed.
it's extra value—you will say
so too. when you see it: the
price is $1 .75.
D. Gotliob
ll North Main Stroct.
South Norwailn
$5.00 note; a‘vcry nice, long '
Hyatt,
Norwalk Ct.
" Special Offerings on our Modeiurzed
Credit System. ‘
Don t Shiver and Shake.
with every cold blast and continue to deny yourself of_WARM AND COM.
FORTABLE CLOTHING, while you are waiting to save up.'(}ome and make
your selection now. and apply your an rings in paying for them on our part-
paymcnt plan.
Swe‘l Over-coats;
There in a self conscious. oelf satisfied air about a man who wears a
new Drsrcus'
MILLINER Y
NOW READY.
81 Mom Strut.
Norwalk. Conn.
Connected witthadingBridge
portEmbllolimont. Large
FINE WINTER
ll. F. AGKERMAN,
.muruuhomcnmnuiu
trim tilting. graceful netting Overcoat. if you want to know what this well-
dressed feeling means. get into one of our long. tonne back Overcoatn, or the
equally popular double yoke coat. Both are made with double cuff» and slash
pockets. of prevailing fashionable fabrics. Prices "2.0810 819.00.
WE CAN GIVE YOU AS (300D AN OVERCOAT AS YOU EVER PUT
ON YOUR RACK FUR $7.50 TO $10.00.
SHOE
fl.[PlRlil[lii.........
in this department we are noeond to none. We want. you to try our 33. 50
Shoe; we can allow you too different stylu' in that portionin- pricod alioo.
None hotter mode for the money.
ACCOUNTS OPENED WITH BVDRYDODY.
A2.” new
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