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. ' . ‘ t .' . » '. ' I at ‘ .e a. , .v‘ _ .t . . .I. . . ..- ‘ ‘ . ‘ ”(*~ {'1
‘f I A. «6". $7.37..” We“? . fl". .3: .‘IP . . ,I .t 4 “Jo'l‘fdft‘f f4 : ‘1“ _ W. 190199.20.“ r“ .1“ .
W“ or“ rs = s u EVENING ' “"1 .—
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'. .. . ositius rouse ALL atotrr. - . - _.._.____ ._.__- “mm“ _, ~ .
9 -—- \ 4'
'0 AT ':' LANt S D‘ Committee of Investigation Makes‘fis- 0.? Onst‘ouarufu.
Tho” .n polio
Chocolates
port to the Comptroller.
HARTFORD. Not :fl.~-Th|:' colu-
mlssion appointed by state Comptrol-
icr let-‘oy to eaatuine the “Genius“ on
the dome of the state ospttol and the
(tt-iaiicd construction and the mason-
ry supporting the same has submitted
a report to the (‘omptrolier for con-
sideration. The report in part says:
"l-‘rom a careful and detailed exsntl~
nation of “(lt‘llltltt." We find that it is
in a wry satisfactory condition. With
the possible exception of a few cracks
in the praperies, which can be easily
Phone lbs-Q
.
.. If YauGam'f
00 the quality of unit clothes you must be: nudism
luuh'happu ii 000 I030. lilili Glilllilill‘ll. learnt all“
inclininfiiisasureihiuuiaruun.'
0000 0000. A
000.00. 02.00. 0500. 00.50.00.001
. 'l‘bese Chocolates are fresh.
sMoorN HARD-FINISHED COATtNos LIKE rains, an."
.OR MELTON CHOW WEAR THE LEAST-ROUGH COATINGS ARE -
FOR MEN wuo suv NEW ovsncoitrs svsnv SEASON on so.
. FOR IVERY~DAY AND DRESS-UP WEAR THE CONSERVATIVE.
repaired, we fail to discover any so - U XFORD ‘
Diet-ilble deterioration from the twen- ”LAC." AND ”ion” AND-O COATS” M "‘0st LONG!
ty-ilve years' service of lllllt statue in AkRIGHT, “.00-1'0035.
its lofty pOaitiou. -. .
"After ‘(ienius' was displaced it was ‘FOR KNOCK-ABOUT SERVICE AND COMFORT a. WILL THE
.cousitiered advisable by our commia- . . . '
sion to remove several of the upper LOW 90$ PLAN OF BELTED BACKS iN FANCY CCOTCH MIX-
TURE. AN" \ . iOB. ARE PREFLRAILE 80 TO .30,
pure and delicious. They are
Fresh
Homemade
Candles
title a pound and could not he
better if the price was $1.00. We
are pleased to open a box at
any time for our patrons to sam-
ple. '
Cliifotdi’hatmacu-
The Prescription Itors., .
«W
51 Washhgton St “dill Cllhlhf’
courses from the masonry supporting
ssad—muowsha IAIao oavaeepmo. r swmoan ovsa- .
GOATS'JUST "riot sails. ‘stoI TO $25.
one aunt's stAK rHsI LAST woao A: o STYLE AND “TI
IF vou anvs’as'v ooue‘rs ”our iT, sLtr TO A 8mg“ on
boostmnnsrso su‘ir ANOLOOK m m soon. “'7", m.
WiNTERlSt-i WEARS FOR MAN AND BOY. ATS TO HOSE.
the nullify-hid been affected.
“Thus far the capstone and live
courses below It have been removed
and at each joint where titne mertar.
the principal bonding material need
in the construction of this part of the .
capitol, was found the board he-
IWet-n the adjacent courses was brok-l
en, the cementing qualities were ab-I
sent, and the mortar could be easily
crumbled between one’s fingers.
“We have carefully invostigated the
question of the safety of thc. '(lenins'
if replaced in its former position anti
the masonry reconstructed in conform-
ity with the original design by our
present improved methods. and find
it can be accomplished without any
reasonable doubt of uncertainty as to
its permanent stability.
.1
0:0,. “:0: “000‘ r".- .. ~. a... mean 0.. '
M cougge:qnd.ib3fl:duou‘: m iii-“.23; ‘. “‘0 VII . ,3 YOU’LL FIND OUR it menoOFEo cone ': 8 . I i I .. .t .
' ' W nits-000 [irritants $050 850 iii 12 ii "3
. .. ' ' ' I I s l . up m 25 .~
. l
00.00 .0 $12.00}
02.00 03000:,
SAW SENATOR T. c. PLATT.
Governor O'Deii Still Welders .Him
Leader of Republican Party.
NEW YORK. Nov, zit—Governor B.
ll. Odell, .ir., spent a few hours in this
city today. on his return to Albany
front Washington, where he conferred
yesterday with President Roosevelt
and Senator Thomas C. Piatt, abottt
conditions in the Republican party in
this state. Mr. (ldell. when seen at.
the Republican Club, said that the con-
lilii’iiiliht lust $10.00 rails in Siiil‘SIigtnl“.
001.11%.“1'00’r00003 200023;.“m0'r '" WW8“ ""8 m V A 2 '-
which had existed; that Senator Piatt , “ I ‘ '
is still the leader of' the party in the , J " u—s' ' . .
state. bttt lhttt he himself would here- I . l ‘
after take a more active part in Its S E.c P , r ' '-‘ ~‘ '
management: that the restoration of H I K & RICE W“ ‘1
that mun d t n fth 98 W ’ i h ' i. I;
~t~r euso ecoe . I.
“were not of interest to person's.f J53: ”hington Street south NOTWfllk. "
the Parts” in regard to the vote at . . ' '
this state in the Republican National ' > " ‘
Convention. he said that he had always
expressed himself as believing that it ‘ l I. ‘
., . .. ..
th’Iiild be given to President Roosevelt. “n “want/1mg; I I . ‘ ‘ I
Do you care to make any formal KWV” 4*“; 7’ ‘
statement about the result of the con- ‘ ‘
fercnce at Worthington. yesterday on :~
the condition of affairs in this state“
the governor was asked. .
xv
i000" hell's 80th and liaisons
Children's Suits and livemuils
inalienable.
Watch the space of the Public Mar-
ket for specials for Saturday.
Miss Sarab- Bouton, of West street,
will spend Thanksgiving with Danbury
friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Roberts. of Norwaik.
art» at the Arlington. says a Washing-
ton despatch.
Nelson Crew. of Brooklyn, will
spend Thanksgiving with his parents.
in South Main street.
Tht W. C. ’l‘. U. will hold its regular
wrekiy meeting. Friday, at 3 o‘clork,
mm Mm. R. 1" Makin. 3 pay street. “The principal member in the con-
Mm’ Cronin. 0! i‘orrtngton. wiill struction ho carrv‘ the overturning
“pl nd Thanksgiving with h" brotheL. strain of about 8.500 foot-pounds is the
DI" M' l" ( main, of South Main street. main tie-rod extending from the base '
Usual ““1“ 0' ““0"“ "9‘“ music i“ i of the statue down through the mason- l,
Coleman's, Saturday and M0“““"~ S‘ji'i ry to the to!) of the lantern. The new
the ad. for the pieces W b“ had "1‘“ rod to be obtained under our recent-
. mendetiona can be safely depended up-
wcok. .
Hrs. Domino? and Lawrence, ofl on for a tensibie strength of 75.000
pounds, the four smaller bolts to be
South Not-walk, operated successfully"
on Mrs. Edward Dolnn, of Westportu used to prevent twisting strains be-
Suuday. tween the capstone and the 'Geuins‘
Miss May Hanlon. of New Haven. is while not designed or intended to carry
vggmng ber grandparents. Mr. and wind strains or except those prodnc- .
ing twisting. movements will assist the
STORE OPEN LATE TO'NIOH T. CLOSED A
ROW.
Rogersfit Ste
Successors to Comatook Bros.
souri-i NORWALK. ‘ T CALL. 32-2.
DAV TOMOR-
cordiul relations had been brought
about by concessions on both sides. and
\W ‘Vfl *Q \‘
act/'9’
‘Q‘\
For the sake of saving a few pennies don't buy innit
ior grain, hay or feed for your animals. The dilemma ;‘
Mrs. Joseph Tammany. of Monroe 1 ti d to a thin ”mm ..
. a n e-ri a u- . . ..
“issue W B i will me tat 1" Elm m (___, price is pennies, bill the difference in results I the goot i th :40. there is nothing i can any in
. . . . e . - - , ' " - '
brth 9street with Mrs.’ J O‘Brien Fri- SUES CLARK'S DAUGHTER“ health "‘d appearance 0: yottr horses andIcat ' k A word > Ewtaa’iinnli: begg'monfcrcntc and
. . . ,_....__ . - * ar-
gnysivgnriggfiolgtxegbg: Sheath" mem- Mm Vlatlo Says Mrs. Culver Alienated from you will bring any quantity you - :y wish, E2?gl’2‘aflo:u0$inta “a satisfactory to
-‘ . . . . _ I .trnflnr atti . .
Members of the South Norwalk row . . I “I'm-III _ . . 9V"! has 9‘ will» or in“? 0' hat- 0' [he i“ “i “W'- leader of the party in mm...§.:”¥,,2:. .
and Drum Band went to Port Chester. M‘M ,YORK- M“ -;‘-"M“’~ ,F‘IH‘" ard of quality. and the price is as little as yo said pay 3 M" “"‘W‘ “Mn any disposition to taltu ‘
pm night. to attend the entertain- both it. \ lasto. wife of salon .l. \ lusto. . ‘ id 1“ ~“ the leadership from him."
a Greek, has brought suit against Mrs. PlSGWhP-N‘. “film”. it )0“ C0“ 89‘ ‘ ‘ sum as ty. "i do not cure to say anything fur;
mcnt given by Youring Drum Corps.
Miss Anna J. McEwen. of Norwaik.
Conn. is spending a week with Mr.
and Mrs. Lincoln G. Acker, of lit
South Regent street. Port Chester.
if you ‘the not yet seen the ladies’l
neckwear novelties and pillow top; at'
the Boston Sttre. you should let an
more tint:~ pass before doing so. They
can show you at line assortment.
The exterior of the oflico building of
the Norwulk- hock Company is being
repainted, and stverai improvements
will be made to the interior- shortly.
A new metal ceiling will probably be.
pttt in. i
John Murray. a vagrant, who was
caught by Officers Waiter Hall and
John Goodwin. yesterday morning, was ‘
sent to jail yesterday afternoon. by
Judge Joseph R. Taylor. in the town
court. The. sentence is for thirty days
on charges of drunkenness and vag-
rancy.
Henry B. Coley. Tuesday. butchered
three. pigs for use on the town form
during he winter Their combineu
weight was 980 pounds. Butcher Tint-
othy Brennan will cut up the
for suiting? away. and there seems to
tative had broken up his own horm- and
l had
animals |
Mary .i. C, Culver, a daughter of Sen
ator William A. Clark. of Montana. and
the wife of Dr. Et’orctt Mallory Cui-
ver. twhotn site is suing for divorce).
for the aliet‘ution of Mr. \'lasto's al-
foctions. alleging damages of no lea.
than 8500.000.
Mrs. Culver returned from Europe
last Thursday. Mr. Vlasto returned
from Europe scvcrai Weeks ago. Mrs.
Viasio was at the pier when the Tet.
tonic docked. armed with n ‘horsewhip.
She. said that she was there for thc
purtmse of horsewhipplne a relative
whom she expected to find there. Mrs
Vlnstn said at that time thut this re
come between another thllltilt an i
lher husband. and that the other wo-
man was shine for a divorce. She
itildn'i find her man at the pier and
lntade no attempt to speak to Mrs. Cui-
won
I Vinsto is about 30 years old. with
snow white hair and board. lie mar
.ried his wife. who is an Enniigh wo-
trnan. about twenty-eight years ago.
l They have a son. who is about 20 years
iold. Mr. and Mrs. Vlasto separated
some time azo. in her complaint
0 she aileaes that Mrs. Culver and Vlastn
Buy Oats That's Clean. 3
MANUEL 1'. TON.
\_/ fi‘
thcr about the contort-nee." he con.
cluded. "except that it resulted in bar—
monizing matters which were in a bad~
ly strained condition last week and
that the result was attained by bending
on both sides. We are all united now
«3r! the success of the party in this
-' ll t".
"iiow almut the vote of this s
the Republican National Conventtllttsrf’fl
MAGAZIN '5-
NOW alsov
Harper's. Munsey. Ladiel' Home Journal,
MsCiure's.9 here, at...“
Everybody'a and many others. . -
AY
WILLIAM F. BEE ,
BOOK'ELLER, OTATIONER AND'ENORA .
6 Beuth Main street. 40 Wailstrse
South Not-walk. Norwaik.
XMAS - NUMB no
"I have ncvcr t‘XllrtthI‘tl a
but it would be given to lioostzill‘nahfi;
I do not like repented questions on
but point; he replied.
Vt hen his attention was called to the
ports from Washington that Plait
ti concetlrd everything. and turned
er the It'dtlt‘l‘shlp to hint. the (lover-
smiied and said:
tell. i would output it so stronelv
ty say. however. that the result or
rent-(- was eminently satisfactory
r as i am concerned. 1 may add
u future, i will be more active in
s in this state than i have been.
any draw any inference yott please
i
. (‘t
t ty politics?" was asked.
was the reply. “I think the
ptthlioan organisation can he
Every package of butter hearin I ‘ '4 t
g e or famous "Clover H il" tr
gar-hosed" absolutely pure, and if not better than any other ‘bduettrrusg:
0 your table your-money M” be cheerfully refunded by your grocer.
Better. also cheaper. , Present Price 300 lb. .. ‘1'le 11’ -
LORENZO .DIBBILE‘.
w-,.
Dining Room Elegance;
The dining room is where you will do the honors of yottrflhomennext
Thursday. 1 . I
in Dining Room Furniture we show what we are. confident is the most '
artistic, the newest and most perfect furniture produced. There ire differ-
out grades at different prices, bttt each grade has an individuality and I'trtte ‘
an effect different from the usual. Yott will find here the highest type 'at
very low prince, and you will find that out prices on "quality" furniture: are H '
no higher than those asked'elsewhere for furniture of the commonplace. ‘ '
I'.
.‘ r.
4 {ti
he no prospects 0' a famine ahead 0" have spent much time to other in the - - - - - - .
lhiiinmags l2; lbi‘aln‘lifihol‘llse. H [‘lficy pun" ‘n New York'zln‘ranc‘t an“ L i . PP'I.I.I.I.I,I.I.II..I. .aIa PILL-III. a_a,-.I.I 0.. a a e'a.- u‘. ‘ r “'1'“! lJJ::Y‘;vl?;§ lgfiflys Hboll: . ' ‘ . - ‘ -
.. rs. at a 'ar we , w e 0 QSwltterlaud. cw I 0 all! r and hot I'IP' tudio in no ' "9' . V . ‘ ~ -
lease 'E. Wardweli, died yesterday ati Mrs. Culver referred all inquirers to p a. ’ ‘ ‘- fbtaot 3:3" at present. lthink. O 0 1n 7 I H til.
her home in fiilvlernltllne. Deceased had ' her attorney. Henry 0. Monitor. Mr. fl "“3 Bu‘“ “or“.lk' ‘ ' n m‘ “g;.:f.,.".2:;' "'29 10°“: . -' - \ . “Hg:
the respect 0 a w u knew her. Ftln- Atwnter. Tuesday night snitl:' . War." ‘ 'i‘ y hex . ' . . “ I
eral service wtll gs held from the. res- "As a matter of fact Vinsto and his . Pemw attention “he“ I“ sittings, “0.“: 10 t m" p. m' 8“. “Arc .r, re 0 t ' t . Funeral DiICCiOI‘S and Embalm It P ' ' .. 1
mouse sofl her .daughlt'; iiiiirs. Igodneyiwtfe had separated before Vlasto over this 10 I, IL. 00 1:30 D- II- Children's liliOlOKl‘IDhl ‘ lsity. Plntt 13.. “fifu'l‘mgfhéffil Senntor ‘2 N - V ’ HS. 1 .- ; r . “is:
g . iverm.ne. on r ny. ovem- met Mrs. Culver. so Mrs. Culver could WW . . . . . _ "Sen .» -- ' ' ‘ : ' ‘ V I (I ' ‘ 'I‘
ber 27,. at 2 p. m. interment in New not how alienated his affections. new- ' ' ' ' "' ' ' ' Wlill $2.0. P3301302; Kevyn? "p“ed Ol’th Mam Street South Norm.“ ' ”M
Canaan cemetery. ----_____ ._ _-_.. 7 J I,“ V..-" a.“ ~ ..___-_ ‘ ‘”‘_ " ”W“ “Iliad as 0 state Nadir-o: a“ 1:13;; "‘"““—**--~—----—~— . .___ _ .- _- .. I.
NEW DEPOT IN WASHINGTON. he lives."
WASHINGTON. Nov. 25.—-—The. Dis-
“OGRAPH‘
eftlle -
P80.
A farewell reception was tendered
Rev. T. B. McConnell, who is now pas-
T
fin of a Brooklyn church. hm'l‘ the trict of Columbia 'authorltics today is- , .
night Street A. M. E. Churc. . ue's sued the building permit for the new ‘
7 day evening. Rev. Mr. McConnell 35.000 000 Union. Railway station in CHILDREN inn i
fa statesman outermost: :00: “we .o... ~- m “ .. .. 0.. ~ ' ‘ V ' ' .
tendered a nurse on account of the - .. - "um—Ia.» ..-..-. ~ot?‘ $35.35;?" 739521; “3“.” m... {0 Wm MOI“ from Eye Ache. Head Ache or poor mm "on mm» b h
" “MC“ rendered “'0' . Saturday ' HEALTH Paoroonarns‘ t t to draw Rudy-hid no" “a m be Md u “eh mm mm ‘ E
i 0n the Consolidated road yesterday.i ~ (I M . "“ ‘h‘ N“- ‘ 1"“ NI pleasures wiggle“ We make . thorough mum” of “OE!“ without pat, m
all passenger trains running east. out "a 9 " ~ 9r the in s h port "' '1...“ need ' . ~ . ~ _~.
~ of New York. were heavily laden with ‘n ODGOY J ACKSON 5 ST up At Thanyltlglt’ilh‘i‘lylme. e“ are at! furnish than: at the lOwest possible m I '
{99"}9018 0f theNmotl’Emiis at“ “'3 Sale of Sheet Music 150 NEW ervus. . Paton. ' . m . . 11"“ “m“. “W‘W- - . ‘
._ tom ng up into cw ugian to sport _ . 5. w." Street. . 0990'" d Nerwatlt n n s shinm‘ nugget-like ~ . -
the national holiday. This afternoon lm on the Water Wagon. Only a . in then: on a... bill- .i _
the stream of travel increased so mess~ Dream of the Golden Post. it Was the W-” ‘“"“'“““""""""""" “"""“ --»—-—- ' eT‘Dl‘esse. down the pike . ‘ B. JA CKSON
urably that nearly all of the trains ran Dutch, I Ain‘t Got. No Use for sleep. SCIENCE. I orkin' With a will. . - ~- - 4 , .
- Graduate Optician. '
3 turkev—havt- to do
. eat-yon" pantomime.
Fl r's tickled throo h '
u an th
Thanksgivin' time. rough
“neither w'as'acienes of ,
and it shows
earned in
us of con-
“Roms wasn‘t built in a day.
a day. it took years and men to develop it,
suiting a cornpstent Optician. -
HOMER B. HOIYT.
Roam 9 United Bank Building.
Special Appointments at eonv’enis ass of patron.
Office hours, a, 11:45. 12:45, 6:00. Saturday evenings 7
two sections. and some of them we'rei Simple Simon. The Golfer. The Sun
somewhat delayed by the throngs who; Dance. There's Nobody Just Like You,
wt“: taking part in the home raging , and many others.
0 t e sons and daughters of New ng-
land. The Thanksgiving day passenger COLEM‘N'S
tram over the road will be. very 10 North Main stunt. south Not-walk.
heavy. the New Yorkers taking their Agent for A. G. Spwldlng's Ismail
time at returning. some on Friday and . and sporting Goods.
many others not before Saturday or
early next week. ' ‘—
- saw-n West.
Refraction Opt! . .
‘ 80M lit, Conn. ' tAbout Thonksgn-in' time.
' ‘ ’ ‘ evervwhere .
W " ' out their thouzlu
'i ._ ' at. their hair 3 SlihlimeI
591' ll if 'moat «cry Ian;
R ‘ they PM in rhyme
9 . Itart or endiwlth “
b mnhllvin' time."
‘Ior shall it. come as dllh with
' the main part of the The lat-
ter is more in keep!!! the style
of the dinner. but th one [fell
objection to It. Will -. rum in
turkey and vacuoles .ie on the
TH! THANKSGIVING DINNER.
The bill of fare must, of course.
comprise certain dishes. One trembles
to think what would be tbs._tste of theI
ropnbllc. it any real liberty were tak-
on with the menu. But the house-
FlTulMMONO—OAIDNER FlOHT.‘
OddseintederhltiIFsveI-tls“
. . Fomsr.‘ . '
. M— -
mo Nts'rsn rant T00 '
. nuca.
w moron. Nov. 26:4; to said
BAN muctsco Nu. ass-rates; . ,
- 0. keeper may exercise her ingenuity in same plate? It see are . __ . _
:fig‘mflm” u “ 1.9.330} 0. making the old dishes have s havordouhtful. in that c . . “at“: no mmnmlféfih‘”: stats-
today. one otlds are still tn rm:- of »‘- J‘ fig-“mama, ‘W‘fi‘nmt‘h 1’“ if...“ 3“” 3" ' 0‘ ht 9°" "the pn-‘fme'snficnum
.». 0.. \ sex-o. r.me-o“Ion ,ere . . «. .
Hm. the rats rum mm. m,“ ”on”. Wmfld . have: groundnupaght «73..
tall“ mm“ [I
Soup or no soup at a Thanksgiving ‘3
my 9. The book‘s?! at:
has...“ ‘ 1:1:
‘._w . , . , . . - J ‘ ' :‘ianer Is I: you now; At old‘nm :mdgb‘tflotmu sedan.
. . ~ ~ . - - . " ewlnglsn east- t “Innocents eutectic-gives“ _ - .. Domingo."
'Q'WLL‘ ”manna. but the per-One who nun a stun-l was that amt ti . - “‘3‘“! mean to our fee ~
1mm. Nov. “9-“. preli- in.- no man to be call a dinner sn- mix-tanner ' - m d
h “ti-Wm” < mlthdu'flthsmp'hanrse.” _ . as
“ n .Jlsusster— I, fine it. that”
ion
eons-mm; ‘James I. were. liar-
’ xii iffi-L
n!
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