. 1
Don‘t hc l'oolod by udrc
Us a good. honest Saxon word an
. There’s the point! There’s the r
has built itselt up to the top-notch or
. That shot: is the “Queen Quality."
it you wont to ace your loot look a
yourueli’ hull of your daily laiianc; if you want. to own
“ fill. conutuni. delight and laid. longcr lJi.‘
pair of ”Queen Quality."
A million women say this; comment is unnecessary.
Price $3.00.
F. a. LYON &
ill" Washington Street.
HAY MEMORIAL. CHAPEL.
_Degllcation Ceremony Held in Sims-
> bury Today.
- , SIMSBIiRY. Nov. leccrclary oi
' and a wooded chain of irregular moun-
' "'l‘ltl'ifl‘t'lll 0.
~ Company.
. afternoon thoparly will no taken on
., the Susquehanna rlvor. onc of tho inr-
aiouoru will rcinrn to Scranton.
‘, for tho ntartiniz of tho hcnrlnun nor any
- The mcmhcrn of tho Norwulk (limp-
.forthem on llIc occasion of tho lifiotli
.Btute John Hay and Mrs. liay today‘
attended a norvico in t'icdittation ol‘ thc
‘ Hay memorial cliapcl uivcn by ihcm to
.Wostminator School of this Now in
Imomory of lllcii‘ sou. illc laic Adulllci't
Hay. forincrly Uiiitcd Statc consul ab
Pretoria. South Africa. whosc dcatli
resulted from a tall from a lllIit-l win-~
ldow in Now ilavcu. in June. 1001. 'l‘hc
exercises \vcro mariicd by much xinr
pllcity and wt-rc aitcudcd only by incin-
hero of the school. invited gncals. and
a few of. the promlncnt. townspcoplc.
Adelbert Stonc Hay wan graduaicd
from Wontminstcr School in I894. and
from Yale in l898. Tho dedication of
this memorial was. on the 20th anni-
versary of his birth.
, The chapel. which is a linndaoinr'
structure of stuooood brick with a
steep gothir. roof. is delightfully situat
ed on an elevation-of scvoral hundred
feet overlooking the town of Simsbury
tains stretching to the westward.
Previous to the oxcroisos tlic boys of
Westminster School. about 40. march-
ed to the chapel. marshalicd by the
school instructors. 'l‘licy had acats in
a body in the little auditorium. which
has a seating capacity of about 200.
Accompanying Secrcinry and Mrs. Hay
w‘orc their danglitcr, Mrs. Wadsworth.
and husband. Prcsidcnt Arthur ’i‘. l-ladr
key, of Yalc. and Mrs. iladlcy. and E
A. Pliiibin. formcr district nitorncy of
New York. and othcrs.
W. L. flushing. principal of \Vcst
mlnsicr School. prosidcd at tho dcdica-
tory service. After a hymn rcndercd
by the studcnts. praycr wzm offcrcd hr
the Rev. Tennis llamlin. DD.~ of Wash
ington. the Hay family's pastor at ihc
national capital. Scriptnrc rcading by
Rev. 0. H. lironson. of Simsbiirv. was
followed by unoihcr hymn. "(‘hrist is
to me thc Sui-c Foundation." at'lcr
which thc principui addrcns oi" liic oc»
version was given by llcv. Hiram (‘..
Hayden. DD, Ll..li.. thc llay family‘s
pastor at (‘lcrcland ()hio, Anolhcr
hymn ”Colnc JI‘Klls li‘rom illc Sap»
phli‘e 'l‘lironc." was rcndcrcd by ihc
students and thc i'oi'mal ccrcmony of
dedication was pci'i‘ormmi by iiisiiop
Chaunccy ll. lirctvsicr. l).l).. of tho I’ro
testanl Episcopal Illiil'i‘h'P ol‘ t’oniici-li~
out. The cxurcisos closi-d with tho
dedication by Rev. JcSno ii], llcald, of
Secretary and Mrs. Ilay will lcnvc
Simsbui‘y this ui‘ici‘noon to Halt ilioii
daughtcr. MI‘S l-‘aym- \\'liiiuc_i. ai iicr
Long island homc. Sccrciary liiiy
will Stay ihcrc ovcr Sunday. rctnrninu
to Washington carir in tho cominu
week. whiic Mrs. llny will rcniuiu for
several Weeks.
COMMlSSlON IN WILKES-BARRE.
Are Looking Over a Number of the
Mining Preperties Today.
WlLKES-liAlllth. Nov. i ‘‘‘‘‘ 'i'hc incin-
bers of thc commission ai‘rivcd hcrc
from Scranton at ilzlitl o'clock this
morning on thc llclaware and Hudson
railroad. the run licing madt- atom; inc
east banks of thc Lackawanna and Sun
quehanna rivors.
The morning was rcry foggy. which
shut. out from How thc mining towns
in tho l.ackawannii and Wyoming val~
leys. Wlicn llio spcclal train ari'lrcd
here it was switchcd to tho tracks oi”
the Lehigh Vallcy railroad and lalicu
to North Vl'illu‘iu-llurrc. 'l‘hcrc inc
commissioners wcrc cacortcd into ihc
.Pl‘oapoct niinc ol‘ ilic Loliilzh \ialicy
whci'c liic morning wan
spent going through tho workings. ‘i AIIH
a special irolicy car to tho towns of
Ashley and Sugar Notch for a ricw or
the rnlnc \vorkcrs' hum-ins. (m tacir
return to Wilkos-Unrro tho comnils.
sionors will again hoard ilicir train and
go to Plymouth. on tho wcst bank of
goat mining towns in Luzornc county.
After a tour of that placc. thc commis-
Ohairman Gray, of thc cnnmiinalon.
Bald today that no tlmc lrnu bccn llxcd
loco been definltcir nulcctcd for hold-
ng them.
It in not known to tho coniiniuulon
when the prcaldunl of tin: Unltod Mlnc
Workers will lll‘Otit‘Ilt llltl utaitnncnt.
ter. 1). A. It.. will Iutvc, twain rmcrvcd
‘unniveruary. to lm olincrvnd In tho
Nurwnlk (“longraunllnnul Church. on
Tuesday aftcruoon. and at titt- t’il’lfit‘ ol‘
flitumrciuen will march In a body to
h‘u‘fGreeu. for tho pluntlnu at tho
armorial Oak.
,1 Eli ll. WilliHl.
, ,. Carriage
Builder
» fi‘Dealei.
HUMBUOGED.
rtiiicnuinta of woman's about; which are “
gjflegaut.”."ucuipturod." “tliiintr.” architectural," and “statuesque."
.rcl‘crcucc to cum of paupci'u and in-
s it por»
ti aflk If they FIT!
ub! There is one shoe for women that
popularity on FIT.
full also ainallcr; it you want in npare
lihocu which will In:
caunc thcy Ill acuurulciy, buy a single
'00., Sale Agt.
South Norwalk. Conn
SELECTMEN OF THE STATE.
Elect 3 Legislative Committee and
List of Offices‘for Coming Year.
’l‘llc nnnual nicctlng of tho Conncctl-
cut Association of Sclcctmcn was hcld
in .i‘lcridcn 'l‘hurnday afternoon. about
iii'ciiiy-llvc mcmbcru luring prcncnt.
'I‘hc nubict'i llll(l(‘l‘ diacnsnion was in
stinc. and iii vicw of obtaining Indicr
Scrricc from tlic atalc i'lic f()ll()\\'lili.’.
icgislntii’c cmnniitlcc .wan appoliitcd:
.loliii '1‘. Robinson, of Hartford; (loorgc
Minion, of Sloninaton; ltonold “”550”.
of Ncw London, and Frank tiotzcli. ol‘
'l.‘hornaaioii. ’l'hc coinmilicc will rc-
pori. at the ncxt niccting which is to
in} lit-id In Hartford in Docombcr. 'i'hc
olcciion ol oillcci'a i'csnlicd its follows:
l‘rouiduiit.~-.l. Howard Morsc. or
lliirilord.
Vicc-l‘rcoidciiiawn-hum~ it. Chapman.
of (iroton. E. M. Poasc. of Fairlicld. A.
M. Lewis. of Soiithlngion.
Socrctary~-«.loscph V.
Bridgcport.
'l‘l‘i.‘ilSlll'0l‘~"ROIl'dll'] Musscll. of Now
London.
lli'cniian. oi
TODAV IN ‘NA=LL STREET
WALL STREET. llirltl a. in.--»» ‘i‘cs-
icrday's improvcnicnt in pl‘icrs wa<
rcncwcd to a slight cxiont in thc opcn-
iiiu‘ iicalings, particularly in Sugar.
Louiawillc. ltcnding and Manhattan.
'l‘hc last llll’llt'll sold at from 138%; in
law. on tho purchanc of 3.500 shai'cs.
St. Louis and San li‘i'ancisco and (‘tliw
ratio For] lltlI'llllt‘i‘il a point inch. bui
Soulhcru I'acilic “'“3‘ lll‘il‘i‘)‘.
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Reports. over private wire. or Maples
& Goldschmi‘dt. commission brokers,
Swartz & Corbett's block. South Nor
\va (1
tlpcn High Low i::in
Aiiial. (‘oppcr. INT.- iii’k Iii?“ iii“.
Am. i“. a 1“,. :i'w. ail-i, 3.3-2. and.
Am. (‘. & li‘. pi". Sill”... iiiiiih ”35%. lid-"H
»\m. cm. (Iii, 3i SH. 334,. 323..
.\mcrican lcc. lit. iii... ll“ ll'u
Alilt‘i‘. lcc old. .‘i.\‘ :i.\ :l\‘ :l\
.‘\lili‘l'. l.oco.. .‘iiiI. .‘iu :iil‘rN
Am, Loco. pld.. EMS. iii-2.. ill-WN
:\lll. Sound. “'1. 17.1: 43“..
Am. Sugar. l‘_’."‘.‘.\ u lL’BT. l‘."."
Ainiconda. 07 U? H?
A. T. & S, Fifi 5331.. .. 5'“ Shh.
.\.'i‘. & SJ". p. loot: loui2 innit; loot.
Bait. .K‘v (thin. iii?!|
liltiyn, it. 'r.. uni. li;l|_, out. out.
Chi-s. & ()liio. .‘ll Si in)”. :30".
I‘lli. 0'; N \\'.. 1123’ 22.’ 22:3 32%;
(Ylii. (ii. \‘i‘csi.. :io',‘i :io‘-4 201‘. 21'”.
(3. M & HI. i‘. iaaa. loft”, tits-3,. im
(.‘hi. iii. .t- i’.. lain... innit. Hint... 1mm.
(lol. I". at I, xiii... all!“ ENE. M‘s
('(il. Humid 33;“. ' . .11 1 iii"; i
Eric, :in-k. z.‘ 3 'la‘ 355K
iii-ic, l.~.l old. In I1.\' (.71.. oil
I”. ('criti'til HT". MM. 117% il7".
Lon & Nash. IN". 137'. liliii: iii?
Manhattan. lilr'. llihli. iii? IiiT‘u
MN. St. Ry. I'll“. Ill“. Ht)“, HIV-x
Mcx. (‘cntrnL 2mg. 3:»: 231:. 35':
.\l. l\'. &- T. 294‘... iii" 31”.. '11".
.\i. it. .t- ’l‘, pm, Hi i... M i. til i, on i,
Mo. l’aciiic, llIi link; lilil 3. Hill“...
Ntiliilliiil Lt'tttl. 3V“ '5' 28".. 3831
N. Y_ (‘i-ntral. liliilé lfllilg lid; lid;
Norl‘. it Wcuig. “Hill: Hi?“ 73'; Till».
Ont. & \Vt'SL. 33 .'.‘l llfi iii
Pacific Mail. 42 Ill. l2. :1
l’cnn. It. It.. Will/.3 ltiliié ltiJi. In"
l’coplc‘s (ins, 1051-“. 10311.. luili'u. liiililu
l’rcss. 8. (.‘ar, liil li:i 0;: (".3
ltt'utling. Ii? am. 067... «157.
Road. Isl old. 87%"; 87% till/4 871/;
licml.. 2d pl‘d.. 77‘”; 7711,; 770. 771-1.
llcpub. Sit-cl. Lili’iz'. ‘25 ink; 2111f.
liiibbor (loodn, l 2314; 2111;;
Son. l’nt-ilic. 701/3 Tiiii‘.
Sou. lty. (‘o,. :It;-,. Iiii'?5 36:92. 301‘».
Toll”. (i, ti'r l.. (ill till iiii iii;
'l‘cxnn I’uciiic. -lli Mil/4 ilti lob;
Union Pacific IIM-‘V, lil-iTu lull/I. “Will
U. S. Loatlicr. Mi... M‘... ii ll
ii. s. Sim-i, 44W, 40!. in i0
li. a. Slt't'l on]. sun. low. to; Mt
Wabash. pld., till-T. 4804 431,43 -il<l.4_.
Wciit. tin. ’I'cl.. ill ill ill ill.
BANK STA’l‘I'JMlGN'l‘.
licact‘rcs on all dcpoaitu. iii-
crcnuc.
itcncrvcs on dcponlln oilici‘
than H. 5.. iiicrcuiic.
$.‘i.i’l.'17,ii2.’n
$Jl,ht47.725
Loans, lncrcanc, $7,512,100
Sill-Icic. lilcl'cahc. $5,491,500
Lcmii 'l‘cndcr. it'li‘l‘i‘lli-tl‘. 842.000
Deposits. incroauc. Il.l(lh.il0li
(.lll;(‘illltlitlll. lncrcnac. 31.905.0th
'l‘lcltcta for llu» dam-r. to lit' uivrn by
tho lllilllfl'ti ol‘ lioyi’le ilirnlrc. Dcccmbcr
12. lli'c nl‘llitiL’ rapidly. and ”war ill"
commodailnu younu rcllowu prominc lo
niiilic liic nil‘alr n uucccni-i.
Sicrcna, ihc iucatman. would have
you look up his inli'crtiacmcul. and
Wild his priccn. ilc llt‘llOVi"H you will
conn- Io lib. shop il‘ you want stood nical
at vrry roiwoniibli- priccu.
'l’lil'vt't‘gilllii‘ acrrlcon will bc. licid to-
morrow in thc Norwnlit llnptlat
Churchl. llcv. IMWIlt ’l‘. Viinl‘lorcn will
occupy the pulpit and will munch on
“l-ioil" at. both morning and evening
services.
The Democratic tliub mot liuit (wont
1m; In i‘tomn ii. of tho tinltcd iiank
building. and dist-unscd ways and
manna of making ilu- coming cloctlon
truly Democratic. The mooring won
an onlhuuinatie onu. Another moctlnl;
will be bold Monday cvonlnu when lin-
al arrangements of taking caro of the
vote 'l'uoiiday will he made.
Fifteen momlmrn of Lady .Ianolngia
Lodge. No. 7. l-iheplicrdu of Bethlehem.
wont to Bridgeport. last evening. where
they Wore ghosts of th Park City Lodge
at a concert. hall and supper in non.
auction with the national convention.
which has been held diorama week.
Thublthal dalmatian was royalty trance
.White Curtain Poles.
H‘QTHIJERW
The Fair Fur and Cloak Sim.
(A. luracl, Proprietor.)
Children’s Raglans.
$2.75 and $5.00.
The colors aro the desirable
shades of gray, and the garment
is puitcrucd vcry styllahly.
'I‘hc trimmings nru ol' good
quality velvet and tlic tailoring.
is Vcry satisfactory. honoring a
long- llvcd cont.
Slzcs 8 in ii ycara.
68 Washington St. Soulli lioniiili
Get An
Overcoat l
I C ' I . O
a a o o o c o
0' o' o‘ 0‘ n' o' 0‘
llcro in a spacial at
$5.00
cxircmcly stylish
\\'c sold It for sluuu thcn—~ii has
a yoltc.
last winicr.
A this scanon's t‘oai, stylc up
to the last miiinic. l\'ctlcd Satin
Lining:
$10.00
A lilacli Mclion. lntcsi fashion
900
Youths. I?» to It! yciii‘n. 0i ill-:0.
can .cht ‘a vcry satisfactory coal
at $3.50. in-ttcr grades at more
inoncy.
D. Gottlieb.‘
Special
Sale.
four feet long. with
fixtures,
100
Shades. with Fringe.
a
De cker,
87 Washington Street
South Norwalk.
Accidentlnsurance
Combincd 'lmlli
Registration and Identification.
$1,000 in case of death by accident
while traveling an preucrlbed by policy.
$5.00 per weak for ion 0! time for
non-fatal injuries.
ALL FOR $1.00 PER YEAR
For particulars call or write
TAYLOR 8 GOLDEN.
'i‘olophouo Gull. 107~~4.
LOOK AT THESE
Cash Prices.
snowman s'rnli‘n. 100 lb.
nonnn s'rnAK, , 14c
smioiu STEAK, 1m.
i-rnornnnoosu STEAK. 18 o 300
mm; doors in;
onus (alumna ammo LAMB. tic,
wnotn roiuiioiiAicrans, lit:
noasr rook, om
aAilsAou, 140; 2 no. for 25¢:
wnomii RAMS. on:
amount) unoutnnns
rmnannwoooa, 12o
itowna. Mr.
CHOPPED BEEF.
humanitarian CHICKENB.
. uni) .rmmxu 'ro captain.
talking. rumour“ and raped
in: Way mammal: tint t
is}
. . , .. 13
“WINE. ,- ‘:
~ 9 .j.
Ladies 'l‘ailoerade Suits. I
«It 200
Jackets, Coats, capes
and Norlolk Suits
FUR JACKETS
int; latest style
wr,..owm
Krasovitz & Fox,
North Main, Comer Ann St"
Sauth Normal/a.
J. GERTNER,
Merchant Tailor,
Get Your Clothing
For the Cold Winter
Coming.
My rcpair chargca are very reason-
abic. i am as capable in working on
Ladion‘ garments at; upon Mcii's.
(if ('OllI'SO. ii‘ you want now \rt)i'k~~
wcll, come in and talk with me. 1
bcllcvo I can intcrcst you.
39 SOUTH MAIN STREET,
Opposito lilotol Hamilton.
Harry Goodwin,
TAIL 0R
CLOTHIER
FURNISHER
Your Overcoat
Is Here!
(‘all and bc lilii‘li with non of our
liitcst niylc (li'ci'coaia. ill i'cry i‘t-uson-
ublc prim-:4. llcrc arc a tiny of our
niimbcrs mcntioncd:
Oxford Gray with plaid lining. $3.98
Black and Dark Gray. raw edge, $6.48
All Wool Dark Gray Oxford. reg-
ular price elsewhere $10: our
special price, $6.98
Plaid Overcoat. full length. made
in the latest style. our special
price, $8.98
Our liuitcr gradcs of ()i‘crcoata run
up to $IS. \\'c ifllill‘itllll‘i‘ that our
pi'iccs cannot ln- cnuallcd in this town
for ill'.‘ quality.
N0. 6 NORTH MAIN ST..
MAHACKEMO BLOCK.
I When it’s
“older
You highiiieel The
Need 0i
A Cozy Domet Nlaht Shirt.
65c value for 47¢.
. Wool Fleeceil Underwear.
75c Garment for 50¢.
Damet Palamas.
$1.50 worth for $1.00.
Watch this little space
every week, for profitable .
information.
l.Davls&Son,
TAILORS, CLOTHIERS, HAT-
TERS AND FURNISHERS.
85 Washington street.
South Norwalk.
Telephone 133-12.
Repaired
THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE.
TRISTRAM&HYATT
no. 2 ”GAZETTE: BUILDING.
Altera tian Sale.
Carpets and Mailings.
Rugs and Curtains.
Silks and Velvels.
Crockett) and Glass.
Hosieru and Underwear.
During the alterations which are now going on in our Store
we will make special inducement to buuers in the iollowing lines.
Cloaks and Suits.
Misses and Childrens Garments.
Black and Colored Dress Goods. Separate Skirts.
Shirl Waisis.
Ribbons and Laces.
House Furnishinas.
Tristram & Hyatt, :Norwalk, Conn.
" " mm to“
CONTRACTORS.
Sculcd Proposals will bc l'i‘('<'l\'t‘tl liy
ihc Board of Scloctincn of tho town ol‘
\Viltou. Conn, until 2 p, m. of Friday.
Novcmbcr 7, 1002, for thc Kl'llllfl)" aiii
cl road in lhc mm: in Wil‘ori in ur-
cordanco with ihc plans and sputum-
tiona approvcd by tlic Stutc Highway
(‘oniinissloncix liidx‘ :=liall staic the
pricc pci' lllll‘ill fool for cach or cltlior
scction of filllSlii‘tl ro:.d complcic. 'l‘lic
town. through its scicctincii and the
Hiatc lliuliway ('(llllll)l.\3l()l]l"l‘ rcscri'c
thc right to lili‘l‘i‘ah‘t‘ or diminish ihc
niimbcr oi fut-t to bc iiillll‘m't‘tl al‘tcr
ihc contract is lot All bid.» must bc
accompanied by a bond of not loss than
(inc—third of ihc amount of construc-
tion of thc \\'()l'li. .\n.\ liidilcr rci‘nsiiig
to sign the contract at lhc prlccs oll‘crv
cd by him shall In: i'cqnirczl to l‘orlcit
LI. sum from his bond canal in tlic dif-
lcrcnccs iii pricca bctwccn his bid iiiiil
tho ncxt highcsi blddcr. Plans and
spcclficatlons may bc oxaniincd at tho
oillcc of tho ’l‘own (Tlci‘li or at tiic ol—
llco of the State Highway (‘ommisaiorr
or in Hartford. 'l‘hc ucitwinicn and tho
Stalc Highway Coinniiusioncr rcnorvc
tho right to reject any and all bids.
lhitcd at. Wilton. Ct... Oct. 27. 1002.
JOSIAH GILBERT.
.I. .I. KUNZ,
JOHN (iOltllAM,
Sclw-iincn, Town of Wilton.
q—
o..t lit
“A
Glover’s
The
Place.
A Very Nobby
6011110111912 5
‘ Shae,
iiiuiiutiiims‘ciitltli
DISCIPHNE (21:0 REfiUlTS.
The Brown
South Norwalk. Conn.
Annually Educates and finds
positions for
One Hundred
Students.
BOOKKEEPING.
SHORTHAND.
TELEGRAPHK
Dali aiidNiiJht School.
Now term begin: Monday
morning and Tuuday
@‘VDIIMU.
For Infmallon‘uddms -
Sun a,
construction oi‘ two rot uiioa« ol‘ first».
Business College .
Notion is hereby given that tho Booth i N'
Five Mile
two and ants-half millu on list of 19m.
in due and payable Nov. list. i902.
wrest atthu run; of nine per cent. a
your. humility. tut.“ 1.902. will be chum
‘ Etl'oil allhllll mutating unpaid oh and
0 . .
otter nu
Importance
A thing which is most important in
wervone's mind is: How can I get necessary
clothes on my present income? The problem
is easily solved here. Our new and up-to-
date change system will take care of that.
just stop for a moment and (kink how easy
your metals may be supplied at a small outlay.
You open an account with us andpay in .
easy weekly payments, best adapted to your ‘ .
income.
Our Men ’5 and Yard/2’s Clothing is
wort/w of cansr'cleratx'on. Nowhere in this
city can you find a more complete assortment.
Prices run as follows:
MEN'S SUITS.
from $6.98 to $20.00
YOUTH'S SUITS.
from 33.9830 $14.98
BOY'S SUITS.
from $1.98 to $5.98
Children at all prices.
$1.00 Weekly for Clothes
will keep. you Warm,
wen if coal is high.
rionino Stood, nor DAMAG"D.
NEW YORK, Nov. i.«-’l‘hc lliihinr;
aloop J. is}. Deblolri, which wont
limhm‘e yeatorduy at Highland Beach.
.I.. was hauled all thia morning by
.a wrecking tug. alto apparently unil-
i tallied no damage.
BCHOOL RHIP A‘I' PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA. 1’... Nov. tau-”rho
Punnaylvunla school ship Straws».
whichuniled from h “
t inland, Seplémbfl‘ 0
. Dolomite at: in
‘M
noncr
River School District. tax of
ln‘
I .
Norwalk Chronicler