e, that which was
in the rsc9 be-
Berlin. By arranging
treight trains nowa-
complaint is made in the
I are, so long that the
shoot communicate with
or with the locomotive. 0n
read it is proposed to
nductors with field glasses A
outfit for use by the head
andzthe engineer is also sug-
at he telephone is most In
;. Railway Age recommends
gauge track on top of the
h a light trolley car could
on ey the train oillcials in
hells trips between rear and
re gallery that dates from the
' has been unearthed in a
' r Eyzles, France. The pic-
» are all of prehistoric ani-
‘e‘ at only cut in the rock, as
he case with such represen-
at were painted In several
it give some evidence or or;
millent French chemist to be
all with minute fragments
rent silica.
,now: rapidly becoming an
' in the; industrial
" partying on some important
In the towage of goods on
dime trinity.1n view 9: the
. ming electrification 01 Eng
s the results are or interest.
may originating the work op
canal between Brussels and
.‘ooverlng titty miles. Triple
carried on poles above the
h. tractors running along
«taking their current with
W
Mel-nous“
‘ fire mugh'm'ore crisp
- ”‘ 1 they stand ior
are breaded .Ie
’exporlonoed work‘-
alike never; think “
ha linen without a
.1. but there are an
lai who never :1 a
an stretch the linen Dill)
traight way or the Mouse;
r Monthly" portrays e
m tlrlmmlngsgmt all-
!!!” I110“ WINDY
._mitm to dress that a
sediment m to a use
t should round out and
3333;? notes the
all the lover sellout inteo.
'n In the term or a
love]; who“It heart In
millet- university; Dr. 1.13::
it s.
llcatlons ligu ed
for instance 9,
both sides of the MI
walks as left are but four. or
in some places, and title work
on ' A
or with what will have to be done in
put the job in the same first-class con-
dition that the street supervisor would
exact of a private contractor. would ,
bring the cost oi! this work unto moi-e
than the contractors bids submitted ‘
for the work Anyone who. has any
knowledge oi this kind or work and the.
keen competition between contractors
to get work, into that there could
not be a saving cl ny such amount 3
claimed by the street supervisor. ,
1 think that it is on‘y fair to the
contractors and the public ‘.to have '
these facts known. and tau you will
give this space in your no
purpose.
A TAXPAYER.
South Norwalk Nov. 19 I902:
BURDET'l' COMMAND FAIR. A
Acting Governor Keeier' and Other
‘ State Officials Attend. ’
Last night was the banner night of
the encampment oi Char-lash. IBurdett
Command. Spanish War Veterans, at
the First Regiment Armory, in Hart~ \
lord. It was governor '3‘ night and the
large ball of the armory was \crowded
to its utmost capacity. It is estimat-
edt that fully 4000 people were prose
en .
Lieutenant Governopelect Roberts and
Brigadier General Frost and stall were
met at the Allyn House and escorted
by the City Battalioh or the First Reg-
Iment the Naval Division and Colt's
Military Band. under command of Col-
onei Edward Schultz. to the armory.
On arrival at the armory, the guests
were taken upstairs and entertained In
the odlcers' rooms. and atterwards in
the hall they receIVed an ovation from
the large crowd. lhe entertainment
was given by Miss Amy Thompson.
cornetist; Pitche and his picklninnlos
and Miss Sara ee Bodwnll‘. who was
very clever in fancy dan'css.
Those who were entertained by the
unicorn of the First Regiment were
Acting Governor Keeler and stall. in-
cluding Adjutant General George M.
Cole, General Phelps Montgomery.
Colonel Watson .1. Miller. General
Henry 6. Morgan colonel William E.
F. Lenders and Captain L. F. Middle
brook; Lieutenant Governor-sleet Rob-
erts and Brigadier General Russell
Frost and stall. Including Colonel J. H. _
Wade. Major James K. Crotut. Major
Frederick A. Hill Major Willing}!
Marigold Major Eben Hill sior
Richard P. Freeman and Captain Rob
rot Gs Mitchell The [air will con-
tinue through the week.
We” «iI
soaap or on smash
Notable t or drinkers for Annual
Silent in Bridgeport.
The twentyaseventh bsdhuet or the
to be a notable alfalr.
beghout 200 guests present more than
at first expected. but the‘ hotel
people say they can easily scoommo— few“
data the number. and they will be givI ‘
en the opportunity Jerome it
wil
provide the music and Judie ’
I'IO
w. Wheeler will he the toast mister“
l
The address of we some will be by “VA Calm" ””350
Mayor 1Mulvlhii
Iii?”
' i Minn ......
, ‘uirltey tlzc.each..
, ERVERCD VEGETABLE
for that
Acting Governor Rosier and his stair,
Bridgeport Board on Trade, at the An 3 “‘0
We Hotel Bridgeport tonight. prom.
so:
There will ““3“ o
in tire. etch“...
vine PLATES
7 23‘“ rise"
inch
lilo.¢lch-..........‘..y ,
MEAT DIS". 9-inch
size. es sch ..........._
I hair can. 10-inch “ "
slsaescn............ A
MEAT" DISH. 12- ch,
staunch...” .A
S Albinrii.
turkey rm; each. ..
MEAT DISH. ls-Snc
be. all sires. each 50¢
0 ‘nsxst‘s lndiiiJ-I
it'll site. each ... ... .. 8c
ili'iill BAKERS. o‘irlch.
such .. l..........‘.
OPEN BAKERS. Winch.
an ....I. ......I .....
OPEN BAKERS.
en's .. .... ... ..
TIA POTS. rich“ ....
SUGAR t'OVlLS.esch. ..
CREAMERS. esch.. . .. l
I'lTCiil-ZRS. i qt. me;
one Cit. ........ . ......
organs. 3 qt. sire. “
..uusu .
l‘l'l'CliElis. '2 qt. size.
on: ...
...-sum. .. ..
Stirring
Specials
10¢,
" ‘ under:
“whim: $8.50. at per.
”nu-uh."
as. l at. size.
weisslsbblfilesplflll .
RITCIIERSI plntsize. ‘02!
SAUCE none. «as... ‘
6‘10 ...-...u u.
' 'm‘ss muses curs
A ' ANDSAYCER5.PIII... .. ,_
tour lliSilLS.es¢h... 50
‘ Lssv ”wrench 250-
Igousssssv pisses. 1
each. ... ..niu
OATMEAL contends. 50
PICKLE lllSlli-ZS. each
BOWLS. each... .....
.Shal’lECE Tilt SET
irom the move lo
decor ted ~- Special
rriccnpsrsct. ... ....
A DINNER smsaioo pieces».
but: onllllv American thin
no c: sin—light green and
lentil h uMnntursi flower
in: decoration—F
SCI"... ... so- no nu
muses sets-n; pggié-
basil thin“! English roe.
Isln~ ow inc and illumin-
sied gr on and blob-{ll
plans with gold sdgsr~ 2
» dillsrsnl
,iDO
unn-
in? NH l~
ldusi «fogginsc
I‘MEA DISH. b- ‘
In chills. each. .. 8‘
choose iromasornerot these
acts include soup tux-sens—
slwsyi’ sold for sisoo lo
limo yer ’i¢l~lbéclll "
sis prise. ner
.,. 4- unpo-
Grams CHINA
Sit m: we pieces. With violet.
yel. .ow. toss. blue. is wcl. as
lower and spin with rose.
hullti value
13.87
"Hill!“
0300
decom one:
sis $0 per set:
our price; p:
AuGLIM
blue. ye low lull ilowrrdc‘c-
nations. wit gold‘ traced
.ihand es. er. sot complete.
withlar‘gese ptur'ec‘n: north
a . but to-morrow our
2 [drama 'iiii sets of Carl :1
ud chins. in new shades: all
pieces are old lined and
in none sly scorned. worth
sm 9qu 3?}th ch 6.50
prise we tto u...
Extra Spec lsil
SOIPIECI: DINNER SET— in-
eluding soup lureen. covert
dish.
sizes om: mainly decor-
ated -s comp sis service in!
six pelt ins—spec i
prices—pg t
In the Belt Groceries! II A;
Pure iced: oi ill: h but sin only at 3 lower than interior goods are
’ told elsewhere. oi \lv'blch 5'. m nutmeg? trial min will team m.
Irish Ham, Bacon. Bali Beads Etc.
Just received. a new shipment oi the angular: green £213 (.lli‘W ll lit d;
rs am. on s a
& Sons. Limerick,
Ireland). celebrate
a weary
and Jowis, smoked and cured. very line and of a most delicious flavor.
Garryowen Pics HALF
‘ HEADS per lb.
Garryowen SMOKED
JOWLS. per ib..
19‘ ..
owen BA CON
LSHIRE CUT lb.
25cm}: owén HAM,
Very in:,p:rlb.....
33
35c
Our New Délicatcsscn Department!
nests a new department ready to am: you.
In lineal delicacies will is represented in
their line seasons. 'lbe‘ qualities. of room. are the bullet. and the trim the lowest.
tango Coated lulu. Salads. Sucked i‘lsll. Checu. etc. are but in
best duality. per 178
Isles u-u- ...‘nlu.
weigh about 3426i
"unnu-
SALT PORK. best quality. pcrib......I..
HOMINY. but While \oulhcrn. 5- lb.
Dilute. or YELLOW COIN Mil“. 5- lb.
pact age. ....... .... .... .. ...
glaCON (Squires.
u. n" u- ... In...
SMOKED BEEF TONGDES.
4 ins. perils”
...udu nus
NICE I'KLA
‘40 rs srsesenv
Sflklphm' VllEAT‘
tilted lwr
or so mm. mm rm. 1 as n.
25. par rah sag
CKEREL gonulllcestr: Norway.
is: e. while and fat. lil-ir. hits. ..
aceSmwberry lies-terry
mm A rlrot or Fig. warranted selected.
d
:3: l lordsrrsrmrfs ..t‘fi'ffi'lll: 50c
Jericho.
Minor
“in
Insoles. one load
illsre slur brands Raspberry.
Such. Pineapple.
on
New Evaporated Fruits. Very Finest Quality!
lieu CLEAN CURIAM‘S. lineal large ‘
fruit, roun
SiliSmo
lievr desire large MIISC‘ATEL "Hills.
“genu'll'e'ifilpé’r'fed withheld". igc
new
”impound pkg.... ...... .... ....m.
Now seeded gfiié'r’du'iiui'é'hs‘l 'sllll‘ ‘OCEi
onus-es-
{New Imported is) or MALAGA IMSIM.
New Cl‘l‘ll EDA'AliCllzm NW
round plig.‘.... ........ . ........ .....
cilkw extra fancy Hill) I} TBS. Pound
Out-ess-
‘F’m Eli'iloszl‘dén roman Mb 153'. 37c
mun...- u- in.
Not a I“tines" ”isms. seedless IM- 9C1 trifling; moms. one pound clus-
l I unannoun- nun..."
too. out.
Miscellaneous For: Food Sundries! I‘
"It! um condemned
IIMIED MINCE MEAT. “13y
...-inn
Molasses.
sat-sages.
to No.4
calls 'A'n'o' 'r's'sr'sv nous. ills-zoo
”new BTiES'lli'Xli'ohlm
“I ‘0“ .o - e e I
210 makes delicious wiry
‘Kfil's CHOCOLATE,
glands TAYDNYIZs'WeTmnKIZ'Ma t. 5“ new I'. held: Grape flail.
guns"mucus-unusu- sense.
35c
.. sun-n
e conossssn MILK Ammo... sand).
vary but. 9:. can; dos. .. ... .....m _
SAINT CHARLES cram. Our Pei Crdm. 9c
or Peerless.can................ .... "‘3... ‘ I,
mum liars lurnet's'i Vlnl Violet
or Pistachio. 2 03.239” ion. 25!. -
C an e. A mass. Nutmeg, Lemon. lory
llr neclnnamo Cloves! one. Quinn 35;
c ”sluice Ginger: or. We. a Mafia;
new slim Oranges.
plus Milan drapes. Old». at lowest prises. ..
may Supplltsl’rlccdlowi ’
SOAP «damn mil. “laundry. box at so
out “.0 n sous-e1
i-lb. sales IR.
at (Adams; mil. Laundry. be: or
it"‘I'IOII'ete-sai one.
”he“. reasoned.
‘Ml-l
tchsmber in.
0! Rhode island: Captain Charles I)
Slnboe oi the 11. 8. Navy: 00qu
Frank B Bandages.
tame Henry Weds .
31‘5““ llsv. Wil
to "or town’ gust "
tentative; , ro
A , i 1‘?
rs includps (loves 3
4 Elm congressmdn I to
19.: Hill Congressmen A. D. Catmn ‘
war NVDFMIHUM lirak
* summertime nodular '
A of traction. light sunning. noise m and
Nee-eve ans-s‘oneuusnn sou-s use. is
.558.
lien-sunset- e.
Oltilii Erin Strsnlih: plot 5:. hell 22¢
rule‘s be
lit: auntie
tweet “lithium“ and all
fit ihrrmsrlsbly. low I
II an error iii ilord'r e A“
31““ ..s..:’.......... fauna}... 5a
234:? bell of“)
lids....m......
append. 1.
1M
AMI§OIIIAEllIghui ‘l’estowt bottle new
“first... eeieelps‘eOI”!\C|lelQ!l
2e“
iron the rosebush hlsx
_ planted on her wedding day. and out
-de orallons to ‘
DINNER ‘
‘iix:
Mill Slz'l's. R100 pieces; violet ‘
meat platters and 4 '
Dick's Medicine.
$1.75 I
”"15: I
1.059
years of as we]
hit. -'1‘hls was [
Holden. stood b til
“ ldlng h by the
‘ Ills mwaste‘r, Edgar
pinkie be He
‘ a
mother had
it In his pocket. He mounted ltrebus
and directed Joel to so no at Sally
Byers. his aver-its mare» and follow
A him to Colonel Croxton‘ 9. final and Bel
iy Byers and the rosebusb became that
day, by gift. the preperty of Kate
Croxton. llldgars betrothed. "It the
rosebush grows." said llldgar,‘ “you will
know Kate them shall return." The _,
‘ rose grow. for the hands or love nur-
tured it Joel looked alter it and Kate
looked alter it. Joel owns the plants
tIon now. The rosebush is his greatest
delight. Kate Croxton willed It to him
and the old homestead too. when she
died live years later of a broken heart.
for Edgar never returned, though the
. rosebusb grew. He died on the Rail”:
hannoek of malaria. which numbered
its victims Inithe ‘war between the
States. along with the cannon and the
musket. ltADr. Dick's Medicine had
been known then, how dillerent would
hays been our story The war is over
but malaria is here to stay. 80 is Dr.
It was discovered
too late to help Edgar. but Joel takes
it. it makes the rosebnsh seem more
beautiful. You try it. and It will bring
roses In your cheeks like Uncle Joel’s.
Are you beginning to doubt whether
your eyes have been fitted correctly
and your glasses “bargains" were
units such bargains as you thought?
Are you haunted by a justifiable fear
that "there‘il be the old boy to pay" a
little later? We have no "bargains?
to ol‘ier but the highest skill and fair
prices to all -
HOMER B. HOYT.
GRADUATE OPTICIAN.
Fine Watch Repairing.
Room 9, United Bank Bldg” So. Nor.
Ollice hours 8 to 11: 45; 12: is tell: 30
Saturday evenings 7-9.
Special appointments made to soil
patrons.
6 Boxes
:Dar‘lingrgldalches
1000 to Box
25 ”Cent
JOSFW LOFF’S
72 NORTH" MAIN 87'.
Telephone Call 1326.
\
SOUTH NORWALK.
and 33.,00 at tzoo. (9A
Eonrih
:1. on at :75. ‘
“Slim
. 7
Sixth
. Smooth
to match at $1. 00.
Sloth
est weather at $1. 50.
Womens Heavy and Medium Combination Suits wool value 82. 50
,. Men's Grey Wool Mixed Shirts and Drawers, sizes 3i to 60 value
Men s Random Wool Shirts and Drun‘vers. the best 31. 25 garment put
_ together in this or any other land at $1 ..00
Men' 5 Flee‘ced Lined Shirts and blowers, “Buffalo Brand. " sanitary
fleecing, single breasted shirt at the; double breasted shirts at 50c.
Men’s double breasted Camels Hair Shirts about all woe], drawers
Men‘ a Fine Wool Shirts and Drawers. the best kind (or all the cold-
‘ small sizes.
“proportion.”
.
ll:
4‘.
SEEK T0 DESTROY GOVERNMENT.
King Leopold's Address on Efforts of
Ag its tors.
BRUSSELS Nov. 20-King Leopold
made a somewhat striking reply today
to a deputation from the Chamber,
headed by the president, who present-
ed his majesty with an address of con-
gratulation on his escape Saturday
from the anarchist's bullet. Alter
misusing the deputies, the king contin-
us
"The times are ever troubled Agl~
litters are stirring up their followers
to disturb that order which the guar-
antee or public liberty. Wit out order
only license remains. which leads In-
evitabiy to despotism. These agita-
tors lind in "their path llrst the heads
of states. if they fall to reach them
they attack their wives. as in the case
of the horrible drama at Geneva.
Their blows are also aimed at minis-
ters, as In the case or Senor Canovas.
and they also blow up the houses of
private individuals. They want to in
tlmldate us. but they will not succeed
Antitipdtlbgs lsrgd delimit! tor the approaching Thanks
to proulptly exigent: your wants and to this. end, submit a inlii
‘dae
liven it they struck down the head or
“......W“
the state It, would make no difference,
as he would soon. be replaced. In ad-
dition to revolver shots they employ
the pen. which can write what colum-
nies they please. I am nearing the end
or my life. I do not know how» long
i shall liveawhow long they will let me
live. But I can assure you that all the
rest or my existence will he devoted
within the limits of my. constitutional
powers to the good of my country and
the protection at its liberties.”
RECAPITALIZING GIBSON COM
ST JOHN N. 8,. Nov 20—Au-
nouncemen has been made that the Al
exander Gibson Railway and Manufac-
turlng Company of Marysvllle York
county. is to be recapitalised Bonds,
preferred stock and common stock will
be Issued In no sum exceeding $6. 000,-
000 Mr. GI on will be the president
of the company and will have associa-
ted with hlm as directors J. F. Stairs.
the president or the Nova Scotla Steel
and Coal Company; R. E. Harris of
Halitav a director In the steel and
Coal Company and other prominent
Nova Scotia financial men.
.———
ing Day trade, we stand prepde '
no of seasonsble goods for this oc— ‘
IN OUR FRUIT DEPARTMENT we have the best; the market eliordsnhlew Raisins, Figs,
Prunes. Nuts.
(it!
Elegant Rosy m
““22.
Oranges. Dates, etch Brick Mince Meat. cranberries,
the Genuine Old Dutch Java Codes. Finest Arabian Mocha, eases. ,
Olives. Grape Fruit. I
FRESH COUNTRY EGGS. EVERYONE GUARANTEED TO BE STRICTLY FRESH"
north is Cream Cheese. Double Strength Spices. ‘
- YOU TO
,1 we'll fill it to
CALL AND EXAMINE ODR GOODS. If youreannor. «as as
“attention. at LOWEST PRICES.
Norwalk Chronicler