. 1’
The col
AndIOIher High Grade Brands. 1
Short smokers—a vary at-
tractive all tobacco line. Call
and inspect.
. Mahlckomo alk,
Gazette Bldg.
80. Normlk. ~
Norwnlk.
ATHER FORECAST.
owaik and vicinity: F1111 and
cold tonight and Thursday.
wave continues in all sections
east-.911 c Mississippi river Freezing
temperatures were reported as far
south as Montgomery. Ala An men of
high“; pressure is central in the lake
region: with low pressure off the Maine
coast High northwasterly winds ac-
companied with hurries of snow pre-
vail in the northeast sections Storm
warnings are continued along the New
England coast.
I‘or
conilnIiIlIIétII
The Y. M. C. A Orchestra will re-
hearse this evening.
There is a display of white goods at I
the aims of the D. M. Read Company
See the ad. .
«1—...-
W
You should' hot 11; shabbily messed
when Comsiotik' 3 others can fit you
s ltto'IndIne
out for o y
It is always bargain day on Thurs.»
day. at the state of A. Dickerman 81
8011. See what is said in the ad. today.
The Hon. C. G R. Vinai. Secretary
of State accompanied by Mrs Vinai,
made a trip last week to Washington,
D. C., and- Atlantic City.
There will be An interesting IneetingI
of South Norqu‘lk Conclave, Order of
Heptasophs, this evening. Afte1 the
business' is transacted refreshments
'will be served
" AI number'of sportsmen are Iendeav-
oring to arrange for the contml of the
waters or Gardner's Lake. near Col-
cheater. with the purpose of raising
trout for market and for sport with
the rod. It is' proposed to buy a strip
of land fifty feet wide all around the
lake.
Allan Plait. son of Charles H. Platt
supe1intendent of the Consolidated rail-
wad, who has been attending 11 private
sobodi ear Philadelphia, is slowly re-
coverin1 from a severe illness with
double pneumonia and pleluisy. with
which he was seized about four weeks
ago , .
John C. "Mathe1 of the Cour ant com-
posing room. yesterday closed his for-
tietli consecutive year of faithful ser-
vice on the paper. He started in when
the whole outfit, business office. edito-
rial room. composing. press and malt-
lug business Occupied a couple. of 'i’ix9’I’
rooms at the corner where C: 8. 11111111
& Cof are located. and has kept in
touch with the many improvements all
along the line. himsielf scarcely growing
old with his years ~Harinord Cour‘ant
<11“"""”"1111
AND TO HOLD
your triiiiIo is 0111 desire and here are ‘
a couple; of the many items which cer
tainly onght to get youI trade and a
1 continuance of the same—well leave
{dunno 11.11115 1411119.
oath-“chum I'IiIAMS 10c 1b.
' -‘~~ 300 pk.I
a f;
Clil‘bfot Bridgeport.
ville, pianist; will also assist.
' drew: at Smith. is spending the day in
bold tomorrow evening.
I members of the S S. Club at her home
«331111.111 spending the day in New Yam
0 w
Harry Raynor; of Tarrytown. former.
ly of Norwalk, was a visitor in town
yesterday.
Buckingham Post, 0. A. It. will meet
ithis evening at the post rooms, in
Wall street.
._—.-
E. A. Andrews, of the firm of Au-
New York city.
The annual New England supper of
the Broad River. Union Chapel will be
m
Sheet commissioner Martin Kel
Iogg of Norwalk wit a force of men,
is cleaning the city ewers.
The “peopers,” which have been
.'he111d in South Norwalk for several
nights past were frozen up last night.
High mass for the repose of the soul
of Miss MaIy Goodwin was celelnated
at 8 o’.clock this morning, at St. Joe-
"eph 5 Church
Mrs. li‘Ied l‘iilow, who has been via
itlng her parents.IMI1'. and Mrs. Na
thaniel Kirk in Westport has ram 11
“ed to her home in Norwalk
A danceiwas to.1l1ave been given at
the Norwalk University Scho‘ol, yester-
day afternoon, by the pupils, but the
affair has been postponed until next
week.
Staff Captain Meiriweather, of Hart-
ford, was in south Norwaik. iIast night,
and will be here again this evening
to speak at the meetng of the Salvation
Army -
During his stay in Norwalk Captain
Richmond Pearson Hobson the hem
Commander '.H H Bar',Ioll United
States Navy, ot- Elm street.
Daughters will meet with Mrs Grum
than 21 Main street Norwaik. Friday
eyehin‘Igi March 2111902 at 7: 30 p. In
No postponement on account of storm
Walter T AlkIen has cOmmencedI his
duties as WstenogIapher Iand typewrit
er in: the MoKibbon Manutacturiug
Company, in‘ Westport. Mr. Aiken has
many friends here and all will wish
him the best of success. . .
-after supper try a good cigar. Buy
an imperial Crown.
Norwalk Chapter D. A R. will hold
a session tomorrow afternoon at 3
ofclock,,'atI.the Central Club. At this
meeting the regent and the delegates
to the Continental Congress will be
present and make their reports.
A meeting in thoIiInterest of educa-
tion will be held in Raymond's Hall.
New Canaan on Friday evening at
7:45 o'clock. The IsIiject “What is
Teaching?” will be discussed by
George P. Phenix, oi Willimuntic
There will be a sIIe'cihl meeting hold
tonight after this prayer meeting in
the South .N rwalk Baptist Chuich. at‘
which time t e pulpit ’commlttee will
present a name for the pastorate of
the chmch for the members to vote
upon.
The adult chorus 11‘ singers ovcr fir-
teen years of use twho‘ are to partici
pate in Egyp‘flta will hold 1i milearsal
tool 'in the M. C A rooms The
children under fifteen erars will re
Ihcarse at the same place Friday after-
noon after school.
Owing to Charles Dennison Kcllogg‘I s'
late arrival from Jamaica. with John
Burroughs, it was impossible to com-
plate plans for his lecture as soo1I as
was anticipated. When a date can be
positively settled upon, it will be an-
nuanced through these columns. '
Charles Schuman aIIIIId Elmer St
George. the former rated 125, and the
latter 70. will play tomorrow night; at
the rooms of the Norwalk Fire Police.
closing the police'a pool tournament.
This game was to hays been played
giant: night, lint was postponed for a
couple of nights .
Miss Eva Bartram entertained the
in Golden Hill stroot: last Saturday.
evening. 1W hist was enjoy ed and his
Alice Buruh‘ani won the ladys price
and Carl Burdham the nontlemhns; .
prize The evening was an enjoyable?
one. Lunch was ser.ved
mbers of the Norwalk Cipb
fétown‘ “guests only will
. ‘1' 11th is b rooms Ibis
I mngétli
be Varies Dic man a: yidxeilo'
humorist. and the Jerome May Banjo
Edward B. Man
1",I
INswsdaaler J. M. Benedict, of Nor- W
of the Mei'rimac. Will be the guest of 33'
Allover idea in cream black and
The Golden Rule Circle of Kings $
tel 790:
Formal 1.1.1111}.ny opening thunder
beginnind‘ Thursday. You an invite
to attend.
Stop and have a cup of Lipton‘ s to
or cotton at the new department near
soda fountain in basement Free. 1.
We. sell tea and coffee as we do dry
goods-«you pay only for what you got
and get what you pay for.
“5—...—
LiGIIHT WEIGHT
BLACK GOODS.
Never Wale black dress stuffs richor ‘
than this season. The cloths that ar
fashionable a1 11 every one beautifu
Whotbe' Idull or bright fancy or p ai
weave.'t cy will make up into splcadi
gowns.
Fiche-ll voile a line heavy looking
but light voilinIg-$Il yard.
Etamlno. its course weave makes it
doubly l1a11ds0mo-:l. 25 and $1. 75 yd.
Eollnne almost as silky as silk it
self-31 50 rd
Crepe do chine. vaIious
£116le all wool to silk and wool—~31 t
IFanIcy veiling, dull
$1 251 yd.
Plenty of time yet for your drun-
maker if you don't delay.
Left aisle, rear. ‘
‘LACES AND TRIiMMINGO.
Lace will be soon on almost ever
costume or spring and summer—an
whom lace ia'n’t used thcklug 01 folds
it will be lace everywhere;
will be.
women will rejoice 1
irish lace is most fashionable. Th
patterns that the country folir of th
Green isle long ago worked out are to
day the most sought of all. Of cours
they are here with insertions to metal
$1. 50 to $6 yd
Another favored garnitu‘re is iilct
net with its square handsome mesh.
Inserting nnd allover patterns—$1 t
50 yd. 1
the fashionable Arabian shado~88c t
5
Medallions and iostoons. the noveit
or the year for' waists-«Zoo to $2 75.
Galloous with all- over lace to mate
4250 to 82.75 yd.
Point D’ Esprit I'uiilinga i much use
already and growing in favor ever
dayl-75c'and 95c yd.
Lawns. tucked or hemstitchcd or cm-
Somc hund-
bI'oidcredw'iii'c to $2 75
some ones are combinations of tuckln
and honisItiItching.
Millinery folds and stitched folds for
skiiflttrimming Satin and moire—10
to tide yd.11 .
Left 11111111,. front.
YALE «REMEDIES FOR
HEALTH AND BEAUTY.
This store is sole agent for Bridge
pmt for the sale of Madame Yalcs
pr'.epaiutlons. Stocks bore 11111 fresh
and prices are below regula1~$l goods
50c goods for tile and so on.
'l‘hcrcs nothing
See the variety.
mi SS] 111;.
THE ROWLAND
DRY GOODS CO..-
Bridgeport
qualities
ground with
bright stripes every half inch or so—
I
d
1141
l1
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lln iii Whii 1.1111 libiilillidltd
I1 Furliu‘ léud Whine
m
G
i
ll
d1
RailnIr than dissipate in legal wai-
quI'c thi wealth left by Graeme ii‘raucis
Gilmad‘ the eccentric septuageuariunm
millioni be ten merchant, who died
intestate in his luxurious home at
Black iltock, near. Bridgeport, Conn.
one yei 1‘ ago, his heirs at law have
.praciic lly agreed‘to. an amicable Inst”
0 tlemen of their claims.
aunts 1r their lawyers would discusst
the collect. it was learned last “It.“
1119111 a thoroughly reliable source to
the has s of settlement is the formation
of a co poration to .conduct the 230 tea
stores which Gilman owned in the
United itatas and Canada. and to allot
to ouchI heir stock in prdportlou to the
amouni at his or her claim. These
:ahares orm the bulk of the estate, and
the residue. it is said. will be divided
on the 1 some plan, if there be no inter-
forencei by other claimants.
'i‘wo1
cut, wsIe involved in the battle over
the Clinton fortuneywhich at first was
estimated at' 875, 000 000 but which.l
lanow asserted, will not exceed $3 DOD:
000. TI! ere was a, dispute as to whether
the old man's legal residence was in
New York or in Bridgeport. and the
Connecdcut court before which pro-
oeedin a were brought decided that, the
Nutme State had Jurisdiction overso
much (II the millionaires property as
was in bat commonwealth Following
this diclslon. the Blldgaport Trust
Compn y was appointed administrator
for Cu nectieut. and within recent
months much of the GilmIan property
in tha state, including mau’y blooded
horses nd costly cqtlipagcs. has been
1151.013 01 there
Dennis E. Gilman was a lover oIiI.tl1c
VI
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9
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l.
O
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yI
l1
d'
y
beautii i and a hater of everythiniz
that suggested death or the flight .0!
time
K
lied with choice paint ass and
e statuary. But mom ban all
tuiuimato objects Iild the aged
millionire enjoy the sight of beauti-
fuIl waited, parties of Whom were his
guests has. time to time in his man-
sion 111 111" 111111313011. Among them
was Mrs. Helen Hall. who. after Gil-
man’s iontb. declared that .although
she with known as his housckrgepei she
had realy been adopted by him as his
daughter Avowing hersoii as his heir.
she let claim to his entire estate. and
lustitul
,hcr (lei
had thri
eating
dead 111
c
lst‘atlbus. Mrs 1111111; action
effect of still fulthoi' compli-
Iha legal tangle .‘in which the
anfs. affairs are involved by
F ,
' 1.
reason i i on: non discovery of any will
LESS WORK
LESS 111113
1.1355 MONEY
1 necessaiy When you use a I
has range.
And you always have a
to] cook.
in ;
Lighting ill).
Icleau kIIchen‘ and 'a , cheer-
* 1 uqunt-e that a partnership in the bus]:
' long existed between himself 1.
fund IIsliteISw-with their descendants.
‘3 Under no la'w oi Connecticut the half
,1 111011111115 have no standing in court
‘ as agnll at the others. in New ,York
; this thy half, blood heirs share equally
‘ th' thisc of full blood. where a decor.
‘ iirtit'a “IIIDIIIIIIIIII is riot disposed of by.
will. i lit all these liens Isaak their
. own diii oreuccs to make ncmu‘Ion cause
5111181111111- lull,1;a11il impressed them-
Now. it appears.
according to one 'wao is vitally inter-
ested in a settlement of the light for
the old mans wealth they are not
giving Mrs, Hail a substantial
. her in each or in stock of the
,1-I1 corporationj—tp obtain a re-
_ all other claims in order to
avoid ihe" annoyance and expense. of
litigation. I Whet or Mrs. Hull
agreeabe to the ompr'omise was not
' divulget.
0 top stores are under the con-I
trol oilGeorge H. Hartford, who has
managei, them for years. Soon after
Gll en‘s death Mr. Hartford an.
xGiIlIIuan and 11p to the preaeiit
time he a defeated tinough the courts
every In Ipt to dislodge him from
11111 con mi of the stores." So well in-
tranche is his position, it is declared
C}'Ina1i heirs have. with sub-
. nunimity, agreed that if the
1193911114 oils for the organization of a
stock on pany be carried to a success-
I11 fol isslaili' Mr. Iliartl'ord shall receive a‘
lsr I‘al . f'tlle shares and re-
In. 'permanant ’reIli ruin a se-
hI' nic case of s ach iron-
,1” " Rand!“ 793‘} Win .
suranoe and loin agent. of Macomb
ill. "13 fore using Kodol DyspepsiaI
I could not eati an ordinary
1 meal wtliout intense suffering She
is now attire 31de new» physic-
You on‘t t diet.
may goo food you want but don‘t ov-
erloatl he stomach Kodol Dyspepsia
119111-11 In if . digest it for you.
of California. Cohd
, may cumd in it's
advance stage, din Damon's English
‘ 0011;111:1111. wi '11 p ’it in the bad"
3 I 1 the R
nri‘hi
Wei»
"Although none of the numerous litl- I
states New York and ConnectIi-I1
i is home at Black Rock was ..
111 various suits in slip'bmt of «
:they would not pipes to he almost con-
Enth.
‘ 110111111 mum at the military de 1
Ia plIIinnihg to got 11 house In
houses into proper condition for
new occupants in order to dawn
tithe 111111 loss of rent when ten
ants begin to move.
fa
. i
make your house more other: “Ir
tive and inviting to now home AIL
lieCliel'S. It?
We will “brighten up" for you :E
if
it
1' 207 1315? Washington St. “I
I??? M I'??'1l"l~?i~'lr 131"?
W
1:01.10 MD, Winners 3111..
giant a reasonable charge. 0011- s
IIIfIfIt us and learn full of our
offers.
30.11111 NORWALK. noun.
m... 1 cinnamon
.Surnim. 3100. 0010. 00
own-mm. ”0,090.00
W
1011' II. sepals. President.
JACOB MI. MITCH. Cashier.
. MM~+- .
DIRECTORS:
John H. Form Ham-y Seymour
John H. Knapp Christian swam
John H. Light E. H. Mathew-0n
Josiah R. Marvin Samuel Grumman-
.i. WILH‘IDQ Marvin.
Accounts Solicitad.
«~— ”Mn-rm
,_ .er ,
Oxidized
sass"
ARE STRONG. HANDSOME
AND ' USEFUL
We’loIIrI (hernia these 1111/10 car's/1
to 5.1% up snail! sums at home
For particulars
cardiac-In!- .1
sous 11111111111 ‘
SAVINGS BIAiili
UNITED BANK BUILDING
Open daily from 9:00 to 12:00
1 1:00 to 3 00
Saturday evening 15.00111 8100
$11500
To high clues 1111111 or. woman, with
chance of pmmdtioa and advanced
work. Business of highest order and
to WALTE B. REDMAN. GENERAL
SUPREIN ENDENT, Corootan Build
WASHINGTON, l).(‘
Bridgeport, hm'les,
ll1ldgcp01t (loan.
November 15.
Dick's Medicine (30., -
South NorI IIalk. Court: .
‘Dear Sirs': can with confidence
recommend DIrI Dick‘s Medicine
1900. ‘
Dl‘.
ed for it. I can endorse it as of espec-
iai emaiency in La Grippe. Malaria and
Rheumatism.
Sincerely yours, 1
DC. De WOLFE. M. D., I
' Nua‘hoil‘Fal‘I'fleld Avenue.‘
If people who are. subject to the an
noying ills arising from a torpid liver
would take a mango-3‘ course of ita-
mans Liver Pills and Tonic Peliets
stsntly dosing with strong purgatlv'fes.
Ramona Treatment does the work
thoroughly yet gently. 26 cents. R.- H.
Plaisted. 1
ISI IMARY MULVIHIILL lNSANEII-II'?
ary Muivihili was arrested on Pa
decent language and committing. ,
breach of ti: C'pcace. The woman.
w in pro-
hath? Site is
0 I ’1
Tirol/11150 Landlord: 1
:ISF'.
A little paint and paper w1liII .
:liliiilililitil Yiiiiii I
salary. to have charge small cities at 1
' home or in home town. to attend to
c0';r1espondenco advertising and other I
backed by solid men financially and po I
litically. A great opportunity for the a '
right peracn. Enclose wig-addressed I_
stamped envelope fol Iulit particulars I
ing, opposite Ionited States Treasury; I
o C. DeWOLFaa D; 0,.
in
use, it accomplishes all which is olnlm~ ‘
side street, yesterday. for usingiin- M
me ('01 her we would be indeed short
Much to talk about and only a 11
but there ll be enough said to arouse
whole season’s outflttlnk before th
done.
llundsomo line of Colored Swissc
Best quality of Scotch Ginghams,
cities; also plain colors at 49c yd,
'l he mean goods section has donI
59c yard‘
Priced from 8911 a yard on.
-We have had many of our exch
IMONDAIY, 9 P. M.
We are none too early in spreading the news about spring mo
disc. Having the, goods. and knowing that the actual splint; is 11
duly exploit the merits of the different lines
about them is enough to awaken any body's interest,
NEW WASH GOODS
The etylcs, colorings and makes of wash staffs are well 1113' ‘ e
We‘ve chosen the ropresontatiVe things from the host makers,“ they)" 11%
‘now and ready for your selection. Good time now to have summer so.
New Glughams in stripes and plaids large. line of colors at 121/11: yd.
Extensive line of Merce1|zcd Silk Cumincs, dotted and lace stripe .11“
Full line of white goods including Swisscs Lawns. Dimitlcs and P its
IHE NEW DRIESIS GOODSI
wanted styles of gown stuffs here; you 'll also find them at the wanted pr
Just 11 few items for your conside1atlonc1
Novelty Dress SuitingsIthe latest 311111103311; inches wide. at 29c y .
411! inch Plain Color Serges all wool newest shades only, We yd 1
36 inch Granite Cloth and WhipcoId 1h cos (loads plain rich colorln‘IIIIs,
Novelty Dress Goods in the way latest weaves.
lNTRODUCITOIRY SHOWING OF DAINTY WHlTE WAIISTI.
ed early. Many of our customers like to get an early nick and choose f
1 the finer garments. And a most bcai
sheer lawns, tucked embroidered and lace trimmed.
The Prices range from $1. 25 to $2.110
Excellent time to choose the summui outfit of fine White waists.
CLOSING TIME, 6' 3D P. M.,,EXCEPTING MIONDAY AND SATURDAY.
SATURDAY 10 P. M ' I
'sightcd if. we failed to empi
cry small part at it can he as . I
your interest New goods and the I I
especially w
em. 1
s is dotted and stripe effects. at 17
in stripes: newest shades, at 250
had its spring garb. You'll Iliad
handsome effect
mire novelties in White Waists delive I
Itlful lot of waists they ar,c ma
6:44-91» *0-1'1Tvc'in gn‘tfifl Isisflwiie
n I} \
send for
AND EMBALMERS
' 12 moi-1'11 11181:: Street.
deals \la Twice}: 1. Iadiaiiwrgotiwlwtiwg raisin
When coughing away and wishing for relief .
South Norwalk._Conu
a bottle of
Bridgeport (:Io not to Entertain Dis.
day evening in the hall of Seaside
Council R A. will be held a grand 11111
which will probably be htteridea by fill-I
iy 200' members of tits order from an
ferént parts of the at
prominent Dill
are expected
ReEéiit (1111111 A "den 0f thde,
island, and his gran
‘ assent Edward H.
111111.01 Hartford PIo‘ '
Carleton E Handler. or, w Haven:
sans Secretary Arthur E. Clark. of
New txiiaven and Mn some ’Trustce
Charles. H Prentice of Hartford.
be Ansouia. of
11.111301... Nomalk and 001:
ting’u Iliad Visitors Friday Evening. I
BRIDGEPORT. March lib—Next Fri- "
trict 1111111151 “in. of ans-‘11 Arcanuin '
Among the cumin Which will ”111- ‘
‘ Volunteer
‘ 120118.881! .of‘ Norwalk,‘
an Seaside Councils ;
s
iudgc Townsend
of Hit: United Sign
Lucas, Killinglm
. Morrisd Gordon. B d 1.
o1'Ricluird Forak‘er,‘ Wallingford '
' T
ford; Margaret Abandroth.x
.Edetrd J Heinman. '.
. IBAVEIDA DOWS
Mrs. Captain H. Hanna
all my boy’s 111‘. 'He
him a few doses:
to sleep and was
big " FIIII' sale byg
.HI. Baxter
SAN RANGTHGWIIIII‘
Daltlmor ma
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