noe thin bucks
mild winter. The
nd in tiny content-
heading the lateness
, ,1er .sign that he does
pooh oi'uncomiort-
endear! instinct teaches
~ht the least unseemly
appropriately .
ent is a Persian
'irdle. units and collar
hroidery.
'ctiiitiitn‘e of reseda
a hatter the some
‘ d a altimeter
hurchor mission test!
M tributed a limited
, , filament." This old-
. Weetlon is a pleasant
tho’modern eweets and
. partloglariy when
M ‘ n this case.
gripes depend from the
lots evening bodice.
it; and oth‘er clusters are
_ unites of ‘embroidery
this instance they
preached in St. Peter' s German Luther-
Red Men' a mm on Thursday e‘vfining
M a
street, have retarded
o _
‘ < visit With relatives in trionds in «To: , ‘ ‘ , ‘_ . ,
Y HllMs (so: Brand), Armour cos Boat.
5. «
w .16..
New canard Vegetables—~18 hes
Baptist Church.
able to be. around without the assist:
once of a cone.
h paper you
will ilnd tit Advertisement 0: or.
Dick's Medicine. It is in the form oi
an interesting testimonial ,
Harry Saunders has returned to
his home in North Stamford after a.
several days’ visit, the guest or Harry
Weston. of Beaufort! Place.
Mrs. I". S. Weston. of Hantord Place,
returned Saturday night trom a two
weeks? Visit at the home a: Mrs Mor-
ris Saunders, in North Stamford.
...i...
Rev.K KKretsmann. oi Stamiord.
on Church in North Main street last ev-
coins to a good sized congregation.
The South Norwolk Quartette Club
will hold a regular rehearsal tomorrow
evening. in their quarters over Gen-
Henry Deflerne‘y. . who
working as bugge‘gemaster at the Nor-
walk railroad depot, has returned to
Hall. .
Edward H. Morehouso. who has been
very seriously ill for several days of
typhoid (over. at his home in Arch
street, was reported this morning to be
a little improved. I: ..
Deputy Shorlil John W. Sculley is
aren he to produ the force "A Mock
Trla " some nigh during the fair of
St. Joseph’s Church. which open in
Trolley company employees are hard
at work today replacing the worn
planks about the trucks over the Wall
street bridge. The constant usage
causes the planking to soon wear out.
A special ear for the benefit of those
wishing to attend the concert in the
night. will leave Baxter's ot 'I: 40
(I) 5128qu returning leave the church st
The Norwslh Club smoker toomrrow
evening will bot members. and non-
resident guest ~ c attractions will
Hall he wslhkao‘wn pool
gain unlit. this sitar-noon.
Flatt. No. 8 West avenue.
Yul” molars? oath?” Holy N
e r o n ‘o In
on at at. Jose 1' Church“
. tteraoo
tie
marrow evening at th .South Hot-walk :'
hols olfrl'cd In imitation owe Turmoi- c.ltuh
time ago, is again - b
oral. Frost’s unice. in North Main .
his old position with Trucltmsn lrving «
Rowayton M E. Church, WQCDM" 3
Baltic Club.
i air it on
gatlonal o(blur-eh tonisbt. "dead“ in ‘.
Mg entertained by Miss Elisa G.
weigh from to to i
polluting...“
"Wu?!"
(Floral Brandi, Bani,
cure; fat lean 20 1
per pound.
NEW RUBY BRAND CORN- There ”Alibi LI.
tlillthE we won clash n: «no uni
ocured here. Ruby corn contains more
an hotter corn lo the can [than our
' other: 2~pound can We. .eper
' downtown" ..i.............M..;.....‘.. .-
new rumors Cecil» Brand," elite Jersey
iruill whole ripe fruit;
i-é pound cans, no.
0!“! EDS-uni.” in». "no.“
M HEW TOMATOES.” whole fruit,
. 53%? la quart glass latches“
new Allusions dime. Mollie
Brandii—lh. lllli."20c.s:'d01cil..,...
v Brand”
$2. 30
' New Canned Fruits
3:158. etutied‘with Spanish
rs a e
. bot “Jig? orig. 1' ‘5
: aficau“: on, 133: 5. Floral
' u c.
pint. 40c; :ulrt... .: 59¢
gringOz‘“ l0‘1. IQVES. Floral
c.:
ltlhlaz'lMSc-tnqliiairtsnu 60¢
OLIVES. Floral brand; finest
selected .crlsp, delicious fruit;
is pints. We. plot 5. 35 c .
fififf‘cii’ifi‘iifll'.’ 1 45
‘
RYE GRAHAM
Elli
l 3.. ...-n...
GOLDEN GATE
aground can,
. Light: extra fancy; can. 100.; doz.
$1.50 3°”
$2.90 “
*—-P J d
. BCSt COffCC goucf'equfiit‘yft: make new friends. perlh
FLOURnlangola host
bread flour" .....u. ..
wnén r l. o n l.‘ to
I. ... on... .....-.u
GRANULATED W ITE SOUTH—
ll 0 M l N .‘5, 3C
.......
wnmz or vmow
Mint-AL s mun"...
Sspound can: 28 .
‘30 01-" use. “...-cocci 3" _
LQPEACHES: GOLDENMG n: '
soc... mm 3AM“ oscrosroe
.. 25o. do:........... 80
New Imported Vegetables.
We carry the largest and most complete line a in:
Flageolels. liarltois. «to, priced very low. Stud
pay freight within 300 miles of New York. ,
new twat! runs. one... on... exit: ~
foam lender. natural flavor; u-Io .
9°? bee; damn. {Ml 35; Mb. sans.
I
dozen-"...... ”mains-inane"
NEW EARLY JUNE PEAS, Morning 3‘ 0
NEW ASPARAGUS. lllcltmoltau Signal to ilr
‘3 “‘8
perdozon cans...‘....t
new Sl‘lliwil. Lewis Brand; extra
line quality; '3-lb. can 159,;
cultuurnluuuu.‘ E3”- nicks-she"
new Pli'l'i’l'l' P015} Vlirl
Brand; extra teary; He. can: to
dozen.........-...... .... ...
Mocha: our unexcelled'
25¢ .
wHighest Grades! ,
55c greys???” 31171.!!! *
WHOLE
25c
Ol
GOLDEN GATE WHITE I in
“ES: 3- lb. can, 35m .4086 »
O
GOLDEN GATE AP l lCOTSi
m'poried Peas, Mushrooms, capes,
or our complete catalogue. We ‘
BLUEWIERIIES.
Leg; leis. e-lh.
not. 1 index.
IAWBERRlfiaa 25c
gears, cam.
PINEAPPLE, Iiiud or
I 60‘ £051; 2 lb. Clll.ch.;d:x2.1O
A Butter.
Grocery
LAID White Label; tear Sued ‘oxtn quality
.rriclly pure.I 3 lo. pail, its ll. 70c.
tale. "‘1' . 1.39; tub coats loin; 60 ‘3:
”L. W lblnn no”. unannou- asses-o
lMPORTED [OTVAY MACKEIEL. extra late
“in“. in fish. hurls. hill OH. IO iii. .7;
coorisu rtsoartom. cuts without ‘;5c
, constituted um. 3 lb. hos..........
> NEW MAPLE SYRUP (Kin: Brand) pure me is.
delicious rich flavor. int lilo. aunt. §¢
We: “gall. 53c; (at on "...-.... ..
‘ HEW MALAGA CLUSTER RAISINS.
Oil, Gas and
53a” to. Flats. i. 35. _.$l9 Sand...... .
BrightwestH and nest Oil.
he:
-—Finest possible quality, in 5- odd cracks.
Butter Our crock: contain 5 fhiio pounds of
Do you get it elsewhere? 5 pound smelt,
Sundries at Cut Prices!
"5“" Wm , Cylinder COAL . fill” one;
, t‘li‘t‘iht‘dfiifih’l‘dbfih slimes. on 8. ...... ..bi.l§“fi.ui“"‘°‘ “that:
it embraces all WWW; . plett with pipe. elbow mud n ’12 “ discern
the“; ”miller; A‘ "m" “m“ “‘d ”h“ bible. eibosvmrl .‘i’li‘itii
2 5‘1"?" 3.98....34 and “Mean; up: (9 9a
1.. . ’Cyllodor an. heaters and Radiators of Every Description
r a t c d Johns en's
NEW. “SEEDED Al lli
Cur motile.R nsots'aa iced 5°? “£9.32
Wanda“. “Juven- no- ensue-s a. ...-“(nun .
HEW «out MADE FRESH!!! (Johnson's)
Stables".
ricer. App 1: {Silkww wmfii
‘MM‘M “VG ‘~‘ .
new some “imam we... 55°
”8- lb-l Grenoble Wei.
line quality. pound” .... .. ......r
"‘hil“lt“l’.“ s. u i
no c. l l’ to intend
NY . m sou-u. finl’on. .... on": ‘9c ‘
new thrones moss MALAGA
at)? lief. Cluster Maine. I its Maoists?
Coal Slaves!
COAL RANGES. port-ct halter
s- I". ... m nuns ..."...
«......-
oil” IAIGES. single
~ no return! COMBIiiliflDN ‘ 4, 25 f
333.3%” ”tools: I “itinerant... ...... “
' .
. “t. .morgga - ‘ gnome... " 5.75
.- :0 ...vi'fiilétaiiait l “on“srdd‘gm‘“ Wk *‘m‘miflil’m ”' mum
lillll teas............2 93 {Wm ”.93 to. ‘4098 burners.....,........ 9 98
' MBAIMDOR AT VIENNA. _ ‘
VIENNA. Nov. 10. mucount Von Wed-
Ial. foamed ambassador to Italy. has
been definitely appointed to succeed
Prince Von illulenbsr‘: no mo bassede
, any at Vienna.
,. ' we. 1!. looks, contractor
ill or, 139 and ‘1” Pearl on.
allover ,Bouare Building. How Yorlt.
. 8 m . , .
as... To time account.
DlsTithT Or seamen 815.. Pro-
bate Court Nov 8 A. ll. 1902. _
Elicia oi (lorries D. Minor, late of
himk. infield distriot,d ,
io n :11er quiteiarg a the
f be] opportuiilty for you
95¢ " l
1 Association rooms. .
‘ _ 810:8 omcers for the ensuing ...:-
. corps,
‘1 B Bak
‘ : 9"“.
. an electric cor.
7 mnch curiosity ms employed. Sover-
_ but Perry would fill! some for
, original and: new oopooption,‘ leading
g" class to be tough
dies re lto learn to oi
gladly given by the s retar-
wednesday eveninii at 8
a i'yb ,
.and those intersted will meet
again next Tuesday evening at 5
o'clock in the old rooms in Elizabeth
street.
...an
LOOKING UP MASON EVIDENGE
Ir .0, Perry. the Colored Icy,
Stll Adhfl‘u to Hla Story.
cmnmooa Muss., Nov to «inter-
est in the socolied “Jack the Slugger.”
oases today lay chiefly in the proceeds
lugs involving George L. 0. Perry. the
young negro whoadmits that he pawn-
ed the watches taken from Clara A.
Morton and Agnes MoPhee. who were
murdered in Waverley and Somervilio.
last month. The state police tooay set
about the task of determining what
truth there Is in the boy’s statement
that he was given the watches by Alan
G. Manon. the'Boston‘man. who is un-
der arrest, charged with murdering
Miss Morton. , Perry was taken tram
police headquarters here to the third
district court in Harvard square during
til forenoon for arraignment. The
be Was in charge of Detectives Latte~
my and Rhodes. oi the Masoaohusetts
district police. He was not handcuiied
and the trip to thereon tires. made on
As it came known.
along the route thatPerrr was [31681118
al photon aphers togetapic‘turo,
them.
SERMON ON THE ATONEMENT.
Rov.W. W. T Duncan'srnorning‘ ser-
moo voatcrday. on “The. Atonement
was a very lntereting discourse Clear-
ly logically. with forceful words the
theme was unfolded and presented in
up to the central thought of individual
cooperation with Christ The topics
of the mountains sermons oi the Sun-
day morning series on. “Demo Doc
trifle: for: Mayff ll be "The Natural
etha Y"
Men s on... no. Wool Double
' exception quslity, at $1 00 '
produces in heavy wool, at 81. 60
three pairs at 50c.
W..
Men' s Gray All Wool Shirts and Drawers the best garment the mill ‘
' ~ "Tuneup!" Stockings for boys to a‘t's
Brehsted Shirts, Drawers to match. ‘
' ytufl" on~ stoolilugs, " at, tile. 7
‘("t¥
The reasons bachelors never marry
is probably because they believe that
misfortunes never come singly.
AT A COURT OF PROBATE hold-cu
at Not-walk, within and for the dis-
.trict ‘ot Norwailt on the 8th day of
November, A. 1)., 1902.
in the matter of Cyrus 3 Croioot.
in said district at
or New Canaan.
minor. ‘
WHEREAS. the Guardian of said
minor has lodged in this Court his
written resignation or his Guardian-
ship and has made application for the
acceptance thereof and for allowance
of his account: '
ORDERED. That said application he
heard so determined at the Probate
Oillce in orwallr on the hint day of
November. ‘A. D.. 1902 at 10 o'clock
iorouoon. and that public notice there-
of be given to all persons interested
therein by publishing this order in a
newspaper having a circulation in said
district. at least live days before said
day of hearing.
HENRY W. GREGORY.
ilan‘ and "Console .
L6
trict. of Norwalk dh t;
November A D.,1902
in the matter of! Minot A1 Crofoot.
a lot 0! unsuspected good Straits we dis-_
cover be had . , .
”WE-BMW
AT A COURT OF PROBATE holder: M-
at Norwaik within an tor the dis-
.8th day oil 2
“the New Canaan. infield
mn ~ .,
W‘ilEREAS. to no audio '_
minor has lodge ini’thie. ourt' his
Written roeignation 6!- this melon.
or his account! i': '
heard and determined at the Probate
Dulce in Norwalk on the 21st (in? of
iorenoon, and that public notice there—
of be given to all persons interested
therein by publishing this order in‘ a
newspaper having a circulation in said
district at least five
day of hearing
‘ HENRY W. GREGORY.
Seasonable Specialties. Malaria Ralsms. Vashzza Currants
‘ ~ Orange ~-l.’eoi. Lemon Peel. , ,
Basket Fins ordan lfilllulfuds. [MR
Fruits Gill 9‘
oneseno. That sale application be -,
November, A. D. 1902 at 10 o’clockMM
'daye before said
Judge. '
ship and has made application (or the
acceptance thereof, ..‘i d Tor allowance‘vi
Norwalk Chronicler