Fore ltiuer ifihlpbliildlng Company rue:
. . usieutideiilioihuea Governor mums.
' Murphv.;oitll the governors enlighten 6
i » .
or Norwaik and vicinity.‘ Ll ht
rain late tonight and Mid ay. - r l.-
turbance Is control this piercing hem
Knoxville, Tenn It Is producing
cloudy weather with light rain or
show to the Ohio valley and sputum
portion at the Lake region. An oven
0va very high pressure viiih‘ Wilbert—
lures between 10 and 29 degrees is
central in Montana and North Dakota
Conditions favor for this vicinity; In»
and probably lulu or snow late tonight
oiVV“ Friday.
:IfIi‘he veetry ot St. Paul's Church will
libido meeting next VTueaday evening
‘cnitt Council ‘oroer or United
ricltn Mechanics, will hold a moot.
tumorrow night. .
’ a chance Seymour, or Norvilk.
s“ ennetit off or sister Mrs sli‘ohnI
glnples, in Ridge eld.
IiAli adi9urned regular meeting or
the South Norw'l'tik Board or Council-
then will be held tonight at 8 oiclock
The W.‘ '1‘ ' .h'vlli hold its month
If parlor ‘ng. Friday or: 2: 30
o‘clock. withsldrs. lletir' Walker, C‘ot-
loge avenue, an; new li-
The members of the Norwalk l‘iIrc
Departmth are notill‘ed to” appear in
tl'llI untiorin this atterntion at tile nin-
er. of the Isle James A Foster.
1 he Matinee Whist Club is being
entertained today by Mrs. Robert G.
Wilson and Mrs. Hoary 'l‘. vi’rowitt,
oi the formers borne in West hvenue.
'l‘iie Helping Hand Circle oi the
tic-walk Methodist Church will incet
‘ day attornooh at 3 o‘clock with
is. yll‘rodericil Chutterton, ct idiot
s i.
will» nipidl‘ltir Ilu‘r debuts neces-
l Republican candidate torI orbite-
{silver in: Ridgetield was chansons.
oi the largest ever given a candih‘hte
thither place. . .
'I’l‘he ,iié'wly romeo Men's Club or
Sit Pa at Church iviil Hillier this even-
IId tint o chapel when the committee
e constitution and by;laws will re-
port. .
A safe deposit box in the Vaults oi
the South Norwaik Trust Co is the
has t.nle insurance “limit burg
liirin II)ggxei‘l heated {or it and lib, per
year.
wgbhington Camp. Patriotic order
ill to polls of America still holds
rs ulni labeling tiltiigllt,I iiill'er‘t there
be initiation of sevél-Ial candidates
toilo‘wed by a supper
An apple 'duiuplieg. supper will be
hold title evening at the persons e oh,
tilts knightStree A. M. scam
all North ‘Ivellli; TheIII Ipastor shim
that. all are welcome.
The hominid Bbtilal Club received
elobt]dn ‘retiirita‘at the club’s headquar-
tml‘oil” the top fiber of the
blinding in Water street. A special
telegraph wire was one of the ten-
tures. V. .
Weather Itrips tor doors and wind-
ows positively exclude the cold, wintry
billets, rain and snow. and reduces the
coal bill . Builder 1“. 8. Blake culls
your attention to this In his advertise
inept todny.
Judge Joseph R. Taylor had about
twontoV pastors over the name- of liens:
miah
first it! emu-lee Norwilli, 'l‘u’ell
bit-r Donovan' s pastors, over
Taylor in this district numbered
The Girls‘
their r r woekly meet
day “cm: the“ tamer in
son by Miss Maude Wolfe.
iiuli. .
council,
Mechanics. held in WWo‘
portadi chooses to thiri
(hid. they Will
do out heiintirpid-
lotion intended by Itho IeIaiIlItors to
theormlldfi “i'o‘stw n it. 11mm!
held this eveni
M ”I
.vs nipinot, the Virginia and class more
creasing cloudiness late this ditelnoon ‘
ovan tor stole aendtor In the
:33?
Friendly Societies of
Green can at Faul’bl (inhibitor-held
in;
ilali' in the Gazette bundled? f’rh‘e fel—
ture here was I play out. culture .999-
e
exerciaeel' of fit. Phillis Brunch were
hold. as usual in the town assembly
At the last session of the national
Order at United Allelic-xii"
“so-991ml.
which the subordinate council" ere"n
governed Were made, and it. has been
considered advisable to have those
changes explained to the members so
"fl/Wufis
slums lot the Nutmeg Club will
Ii. the club cor»
ell stroll-to. Iwheo
-, “hm lion-incur to some
own in '
tlesiillp New .I say at the yards of the
Mrs. W a. lunar. who noted all upon
so. for the new Worship. The vessel
Was launched at noon. The weather
was most favorable.
in Murch,1899, Congress upprcpiiat
ltd titlinoy Ifor‘ three sea going coast
bullieshlpa carrying the heaviest
and most powerful armament
'tils of their class. and provld
More by the Act or June 7.
The Bureau of Conn ructlon
Mohair tully carried out he svi-
.ptirpou e at! Congress. for the do-
‘seni ills drsmdre powert'ul battleships.
the live vessels appropriated for
three wei‘e required to be sheathed ’hnd
coppered. and two without sheathing;
immediately after being contracted
tor; liol‘veven. the Navy Department
took this duesilion under consideration
end decided to omit all outside sheath
log and copperlng. so that each onset
*of the close at which the New ersey‘
other except for minor modifications
incident to construction.
The general dimensionsI Iand chief
diameterlstlca of these vessels are:
Length of loud waterline. 435 feet.
Breadth extreme, nt loud waterline.
75 lost. 2‘ inches.
'l-‘riai duplacemcni.
ions.
Mean draft at. trial
about 23 test 9 inches.
Greatest Vdrnit full loud about 26
feet.
‘The New Jersey was built for n
bpdpd ol' pilleust 19 knots; ' The war-
fihlfi will be propelled at this high
speed for a battleship by iwin- screws
driven by’ two 4 cylinder. triple expan-
sion engines of about 19000 indicated
horsepower. having a stroke cl 4 tcci,
shinning. under conditions of maximum
about. l ”,9”
displnc'eillent.
lite. The steam necessary to this
power will be supplied at a pressure
of. 259 pounds pel square inch; by 12
Iwat'erillbe boilers, placed two in each
of six Independent watertight com-
partments.
The New Jersey will carry four 12-
inch guns, forty calibres in length,
'irloiintc'd by pairs in balanced turrets,‘
one turret being located forward of
the superstinucturc and the other aft,
and each having n. total arc of train of v
270 doglees. ()f the eight 8-inch
gulls, 45 culibrcs in length. Which will
he carried on this vessel tour will be
occupied by- pairs In turrets. superposu
.bd upon- the 12- inch turrets showman
’iime‘d. and four in two broadside tui-
isle slightly .t‘orwurds' of policemen.
the smidahlp turrets having as totsl I
are of train of 180 degrees. in; the
New Jersey there will he’ a lbroadsid e
battery on the gun deck or twelve ts
inch iapld- ill-e guns, fifty calibre-i in
length mounted 6 on each side. each
with a. total are of train 0! I21 de
green The secondary battery will con-
slat of twelve 3-inch 50 cal. R. F.
guns. twelve 3-pdr. semi-.slIitomatlc
eight 1-pdr: heavy automatic. two so-
nhtornatii: gone, all mounted in com-
manding positions and having large
area 0! lire. . .
The New Jersey will also he titted
with submerged torpedo tubes.
The mansions will be especially
titted to enable her to carry, with ab-
.soliaie safely in all climates. the new
l-smokelelb powder. Provision will he
made in the magazines for the stow-
’ one. of at least sixty rounds for each
(if the 12-inch guns. 125 rounds {or
. each of the eight inch guns. 200 rounds
color orient)! the tisincli gulls. 360 rounds
Wench of the Ildnch guns. and a plen~
titlll supply of ammunition for the
smaller guns. ‘ .
To make the wnlshlps defensive
quailt es proportionately great, one is
provi ed with it complete waterline
bolt “manor, 8 feet in width amid-
ships. 11 inches thick at. the top and
Hughes at the bottom, tapering to a
“mom thickness or 4 inches at the
ends of the vessel. She also has it
tensemnemrmored ‘ belt. extending over
245.f.oet of her, length. of a uniform
‘tbibkiieils of'il inches. rising from the
trip goblins. main their. togthe timber or
main deck. and Joined at its after end
to the barbette of the 12 inch turlct
by.‘ sinlnctlsornlored hrdltheno, and
moving.“ its forward e d an armored
hl‘ilhhsa‘d 6 inches in th ckneas extend-
tint from side to side. thus locating a
citsdei of redoubt within which the
slit- inch guns will be mounted» With
do ‘ihlil. cimdell of redunitt. tmd extent»
lug from the forward turret. to the al-
divisions in one gun: molecules. that»
mpglgp Muscling lite gun's crown
yi
he 12- Inch guns
train «It‘Ish‘. in iridium in nu
turrets themselves will be protected
by arm rim Inches In thiclipess. Tho
it incht will. in film. whotbu
olt' stir
"We.“
mor belt there will in, .ou led llll's
tie-bucked nlekI’cl-iiiegl prt‘loctlve deck
Th e‘ bulimic tor tile
six inches at unor. g
Mb
inches thiolt on the sloping trident?
mite mar-nee doubly sure diet on
mi. lire! the! rainy lineal lie
‘ o u I
and slim to a density or I populism
the cubic Ilooi. Willi” reworked Oil”!
is one. is now a counterpart oi the.
smell of about 120 revolutions per iilill ,
'tcrs pt $20 to $00.
eel. machine guns and six 30- cal. Colt
ter turret, light armor will l’orm sub- . .
mmplluieul and fragments of I
to to be ,
on ”file -’
or ihdependutti. be pica V
I bottom of the “tactics I!“ ‘
mulchfimmwtbm'
o3
wounovob LIKE
a TALKINGeMACHINE
. FOR LITTLVE.
Here is 1ch opportunity, if you
would.
.Tlie‘ store is foriliiug
talkillg-ltiiiclllnc club on liil'cral
lillcs. Any ()1ch whose promise is
good, is entitled to lllCllliici‘Sillp
upon paying,r a Slilall fee. Ally one
who becomes a member is cntitl»
ed to have it talking-inedible de—
livered to him at once
flllc plan is simple and attrac-
til 9.
risk. 'l'lc secures an excellent illn—
cllinc on payingt
one dollar
and illlh‘ tlic cujoyliicilt til it \vliilcg
payingtllc l'L‘Si of its price in ,
small uilloiiilis. IiIiIQSt.‘ amounts
life so small :18 not it) be burden—I
Sonic; ycl Iilllllnrlt before one
knows tlic wiloic sum has been
disposed of. I
To lilcillllcrs of the club is of—
icrcd it clmicc of the
Victor Talking—Machine.
’ Edison Phonograph.
The. new \"ictor [1 with tapcl'
arm is included in iilCIC‘illil tiller-
ing. This sells at $30; other Vic-
’l‘lic complete Edison variety is
ready for club lllellliiel’s to choose
from. Ton dollars to fifty is the
price-range.
To ciiill-illclnbers there is also
open the opportunity to buy a
supply of records from a splendid
collection. Never llavc'wc had
such a finesa variety- as now—and
times you choose can be delil cred
at the some time as your machine.
.ngiltnow is all chcllciit time
to gain membership.
Basement.
manmvwn ,
DRY GOODS CO»
I Bridgeport Conn.
IiiopULIAR AMUSEMENTS I
HOYT’VVS THEATRE.
FRIDAY NIGHT, Nov. 11TH.
The Great Play of Western Lllc,
A Game of Hearts
By
CHANNING POLLOCK. AUTHOR OF
"THE PIT."
Throbbing with Heart lnteruti
Turbulent with Emotioni
Thrilling with Intensity!
Teaming with Comedy!
A ”P39“ of the adopts Valid for the
Popular Crime—Roe, 85c and 50:.
Boots on Sale Beginning Monday.
'Niw 0mm.
film! 1‘38 ,l'ffiIHEA'rRE.
Ode Web! Only. Wail. NW. 10th.
Ila Scenic Production in Play Form.
"The but New Mend! diary
kits“ whet-WP it
it now ‘
,Iiilc club member runs llOVV
N
.‘ll'iiiill, riiowdit ct t“ "t’lli‘: thiluu‘II
' A
I‘Qlllilll o SCHOOLS use asp “COW“- .
E VAUBE their" ‘ esponci quickly to every vIvish oi“ Ithe . .
ital/e ‘l‘ of the modern points of construction ‘ ~
—~“PelI‘i'eI i Ditmpler. choice of Grates (easily interchange- .
able); larges Broiler Door, large Ash Pan, removable '
of {perfectly operating Hub oven Indicator; .
, well as many other istinctive feature;
hich belong to the" ”alone, giving-them
he well-earned name of being the '
HIVGHEST BRADEe- BEST MADE. ‘
‘I I' I Solidinrvgzo vminr Vf9‘r our aI9dmIm
"selling in (mt la cu
(IIINNIIIIIIW novella. .
IA. l' COLLINS
& COMPANY,
I 12 North Main St.,
South Norwalk
- .. v
7 very special at i504: each.
la
its,“
use to‘ court not ROdney Wood's Seventy-live Dol
Westptiii n Wesipol‘t is 10‘ late is Still Missing.
be Instiiu til moirotv evening. Ill that I An interesting sequel to the $75 lob.
place. The circle has been organized licry at the home or Rodney Weed on
by Mrs Theodore F. Tobey and will be Siunrt avenue. Saturday evening. came
instituted W Totiel'l'll C. lvcirl. stall yesterday when a child of the neigh-
deputy or Bridgeport. assisted by Mrs l bill'hliml while passing along the Con
Tobey. V .. inerticut turnpike kicked over a bag
' land discolored some panels. These
FAVORED BY BOTH PARTIES. she rend and found that they belonged
Republicans and Democrats alike
to Mrs. Weed. Mrs. Weed was natur-
Dfliise F019?“ Honey and 'l‘ar fol ally overjoyed at. recovering the papers
coughs, colds and all "wool and lung for they were her pension papers. and
diseases. as no other remedy can com- she remembered the child with n. do.~
anre with it it is' safe and sure.
Inr tor a reward No clue has been
F '1‘ Slater merchant, 171 Main St. obtained to the culprit who did the
Gloucester,‘ Mans" writes. “ls‘oicy's
roblielv
Honey and Tar cured me of 9. very
ll
bud cough which I had for three ‘ONIGIIIITII’I‘INILIIN
months lholigh other remedies failed .
to benefit me. I can highly recom-
mend it for coughs and colds.’ Sold
it
at Plalsied's Drug Store.
um
:- «this III
in. Boy of your Druuulu or tend 0“.
pump-
ud 'Rellcr
an I
all Drawn
Beneath Hei~—‘Dld Marielle many
for love?”
“Oil no.
il.lut "“Life.
1..-- . A...
I!
uhlh or. II 51?}:
C II"? 'I. OI
Hull:- flnun». "III
She is too well bred tori! ‘
3'” uh no
.—.. a». A. A ._.._ H.504»...
YOUDOHT up to PAY
any more {or FURNITURE at our store than you would elsewhere, and you
have the privilege (if paying In easy Weekly payments. There is another
advantage in buying of us. you are SURE to get. good quality. We have
no room for cheap stuff in our store. Conic ill and LOOK. You will be
welcome. I
A. J. Angevine 8: Son,
3 DOORS BELOW THEATRE. 134 WASHINGTON ST.
A m ore Chance
TO BUY A
BUILDING LOT!
In the Center at a Low Prion. - < '
u
TAYLOR oi GOLDEN offers for role ten Building
LouV on Ouinoy omit. between Butler and Orchard
Struts. Norwelk. all!!!"
Iii Eritrea Ranging from
me do to 5500 on For Lot.
4‘7“ I}; Weir‘ Ii 1:; {399'
. . ,Qlliis is about the last chance to
obtain a building lot in the center
lot a home at Such low prices.
stew i
, l“
Map of late." on f e. whore full odrtlould rs wlll be
It
-..Ili-I
lion Ibriizht vIviItil itVaII now merchandisé is crowding to .i'
and feel that money spent in this store is well spent .
otherwise, then we are false' in our printed prIoirViichl. {elite t
best conceptioIri of honest shop-keeping
selling of knitted underwear.
start the sailing with such values on
these:
‘ shirts and pants, worth Site, for the
quick selling at 29c each.
punts.
.._ sleeves. knee and ankle length palate.
Lodles' ribbed shirtwand pants. silkI‘
trimmed in white. the title kind at The. and drawers in white, nature
1 97991 in naturist. grey,- white and scar-
at at
86 WASHINGTON STREET.
Telephone call 3425.
tor e supply of alleles. inch mined abbot
I a
mini witrllr 9mm
th one~hundredth port of the Vgood thitlgs find a place Vii:
) .
THVS MEN'S VlVJNDERWVIAR VAI
man-ud-
Every line of the heavier Milli
underwear for men ls compiet‘
pick from the stock the rollnwiiig
items.
Men's fleece lined shirts and iii‘i
crs', 500 per garment .
Men' s it whol underwear ill
prey and camel hall at 75c p
Vinent
Men's perfect biting woo
BUSY WEEK IN .
THE UNDERWEAR SECTION
We' ve planned for some important
We'll
Ladies' heavy ribbed Egyptian yarn
-l.e.tlies' heavy fleece lined shirts and
made with long and short
Ladies' ribbed and ninth nooi under tthl
iiIllinIl
white and grey. from title to $1. 50. Igsrmont. .~ ~ .«w
camel's hail. $3. poi some
Ins lot of men Ill 31. 50 qlitt'llfV
$1. drawers. all wool: in units
83-85 Washington Street.
South NorWllk. Cothl.
’. 3.-
TAKE ll ILOIOK
AT dim
Beautiful Pattern Hers. baby bonnet: and Angora:
Tana Reedy made Villa in all Colors
SI S.TlLl-I‘1IPTSONV’SV. .
_\IV V-POUTIHVI NORWALK.
.bw...‘
We Have Goal On Hand
To suit the requirements of everybody who wants Coal for
any purpose. Come tojus, and you will be sure of getting
just the kind of Coal you should have. We scretérl it' cloud.
from dirt or slate. '
THE minus & cans cc"
0‘ .
Coal; wood. Hay. Grain and Feed. I
Office and yard, 68 wotor ItroeiJVouth Nofwflk.
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Conic ill and luck over Our
F all Furniture "
New goods coming in each can
Raymond 8» $011,
46 and 48 Main V51reet. Norweik ' “ ‘1
..........
oin COMPANYSILEHIGH s JEDDD
COAL
DELIVERED IN YIOURI CELLAR All
$6 00 per ton.
Wes-v.
as... com. £9.11.
new Ehiildl-l cost. in out Jilly kind we handle. w. am on in .
. the finest fracture, i "
and com omit. t i iIIII
“$6.00 MRI ON dullvured to your join." ‘-
“NUMIII 2 NUT “.76." l I I‘
”Willi! IIIMI‘Y,‘ Willi! DHWW'OW Bell.
More” Omit IItumlnoua at an attractive price.
Mid WWI W Iii brou ready tor tile mire.
Tntlmou
mm mm lentil on. street. lotiih Nomllki 0 mill it.
«.4 new an» t.
“6....“ van . ..
Each and every whilst you up Viol ill. phetlier IslilItI oIlI' count}...
that perilouial‘ stile had lln‘lsll worn creates the “Aleutian ,
sue them. They are abstract! is u once and minuscule to
they poll so rapidly that they hardly stay herVVe long enough iti'
about them.
iv s'. it
Wash
Norwalk Chronicler