IIIiMIluo/ for Tomorrow.
.59; sets 4.40. _
654, a. m; 7.12 p. m.
ENTINRI- TELEPHONE
DALI-8a
it's Residence.
as. Out».
h. Isl Room.
Ilr‘onoll - Dillon. “Nomads
Tacos aovauraos.
oponint Md satisfactory opera.-
.lhsNew York Subway make a
ty of what was problematlc'o
,1twoogo. As conditiohinow
outside.
_ for years-be conlplctei Each will can
. Vouchers and Fortyeocond
he distance may be covered in
hr minutes, twelve of which are
wyylipin going in from One Run.
and Wentrilfth street. in lieu
twelve minutes, four ,will suf-
en the new Park avenue tunnel
mplete and equipped. whiie‘by
new Subway from the Foriy'seo-
street station to the City Hall
his now out dowu to eight miu~
. . Thus without more than what
hctualiy in operation and what is
ear that stage, we are placed
within the hour from the greatest
Incascenter In the world.
it Is‘ to be noted that though the
in Iinom Forty—secondesireet to the
I. Hall is greatly lessened it is a
minute to the mile rate of speed.
and list this is the maximum through.
iii. the Subway's length. From Foo
second street this way a minute to
'6 mile rate will be maintained or
needed by the express trains of the
Iolidated Road. ’i‘wo passengers
ring the City Hall by the some Sub~
Vicar. one continuing to the termi-
ni of that line, and tllegotllor chang-
g, to say. the Pittsiield express for
i
oncos:—-—As the one stops from his
m. after his Journey underground,
anther will be. bowling along. on the
.el ‘0! living things, quite or more
than twice the Instance out; the one
I emerge where bricks and mortar
ready tower in perpendicular heights
all sides with narrow slits of sky
above, or lie in heaps ready to perpet-
te the obnditions which made the
dense center 9. place desirable to es-
from; the other will be rapidly
preaching a home amid trees and
. . lawns and stretches of water
til the outlook confined only by‘1 the
nclrcilng horizon; the one will reach
iatriot where prices of land prohibit
ordinary man's oilnership of his
ems; the other will reach a district
here for the most part prices ons-
ftleth or oven one-hundredth of those
the other are as yet thought extrav-
agant. But a few mini‘ltéll'. prelohg
;_ oi the far more comfortable and
Instant ride Is the penalty the latter
The latter will have gone, when his
ou'rney ends. four times the distance
e; 'which the former passed, but he
I have done it in twice the time
hlch the former took. in other
Hill We are only twice as far out as
these, sections bi The Bronx and up
parliarlem, where "the phenomenal
lag, the sensational dealing. the
ndsriul activity in real estate," of
pastiow weeks have had their
old. An unexpected‘thlng has hapr
, red. Two years ago it was expect-
ed that these sections Would adorn
teller single dwellings of moderate
J,
bout to bo’openod up. by the ex-
ion of the Subway to them. it is
on necessary to devote them ai-
, exclusively to the apartment
of residence, so rapid has been
growth of New York's population
[at time; a growth equalling each
the population of a first-class city.
r for the most desired form ol
1 o and song y peeps of
out and comfortable means.
new to be soth still further out
isttIcts where the means of tran-
e no better or little better time
we ourselves IIAVBM‘NIO benefit oi.
has "rapid transit" in that along
such lines, as our own Consoli-
ad by means of Its express
and such lines must ever be the
" loving avonuesdor lilo cougollh
. , a “ n
o CIliiord
sum and Upsto-dsts.
Accommodations
' vary reasonablll prices. -*
"' on L. wens. Prop.
Also ' '
tor Hotel! ’Mailackcmo.
Telephone ”if Q
museum: .
‘ .
l oat communication. and of like time out
i-South’ Norwalk, will have these expel»,
it, Now when they are opened up. '
M?“ . regular meeting. to be
~ affiliations
ibis roll. loss/lacs or!
boson-la lib
said Departments nla
l1 ' RD...
' brai‘hddrsll “last
ii.‘ Columnist all
lines. In any sense meeting these‘ re-
quirements, exist. Those are the
Consolidated Road and thermal“ line
and the Harlem Branch of the New
York Central. To Willie will shortly
be added the .PMIISJ’IVIIJIS ,‘lload. the
New Jersey Mullins Inns. Island
Road. and willlthoss dire number will
T}! New York life and development to
points two, three and four times as far .
city.
elected
FORMER GOVERNOR VERY iLI... .
NEW YORK. Nov. ills—Former Gov.
eruor Hugh iimith Thompson, oi South
Carolina. who has been critically ill at \
his home in this city. was still alive'
today. but his physicians said that he
could survive only .a iswbours. ,w
ilv.‘ ill.
-
.m
Alli Riki
. 1M!!! loony
‘nlsllt‘idavor Hauler ‘
vised the tuition of
steps to secure unification of town and.
Audio old uity‘oihcers were re-
.w...... ...mw W.ma
. . ll .
cl Hoodoomgom. .
migration.
as they will be carried‘in the spaces
lying between and outside of them
and depending solely on surface. ele-
vated or underground rapid transit. in
this day. time is the measure of dis
.tance, and we will find our competing
territories greatly restricted and in
reality confined to points of similar al-
tmctiv‘onoss on the other lines of quick-
irom the center, and also to points
within the semicircle zone lying be-
tween ten and twenty miles from the
center. There are In fact .many
’points within four or five miles of the
center of less rapid and easy access
than our own locality; while even the
belauded Subway will bring its "ulti-
main terminal but little nearer than we
shall ourselves be. The advantages goes
with the greater speed. and the green
or comfort andtplcasuro accompany it.
and further shorten the, journey. And
there is. too, an advantage in being
distant in point of space while near In
point of time. There is much escap.
ed and much gained by such a situa-
tion. W. E. S.
IRRIGATION MEANS EXPANSION.
President's Letter to Congress in Sec.
f clan at El Paco, Texas.
EL PASO. Tea. Nov. ills—Following
is President Roosevelt's letter to the
National Irrigation Congress read yes-
terday:
i wish it were possible for me to
accept your kind invitation to attend
the National Congress. to be held at
El Paso. i need not state to you the
deep interest I feel in the cause of
National irrigation. irrigation Is, in
very fact. one of the means for Nation-
al expansion which is most eil'ective.
Sincerely yours,
THEODORE ROOSEVELT.
President Dina sent the following
letter:
“Mexico City.
"Hon. William Andrew Clark, Presi-
dent. 'i‘wolfth National Irrigation
Congress New York.
“Dear Sir—4 have received the cour-
teous and esteemed invitation which
you Were kind enough to extend to
me for the interesting meeting of the
National irrigation Congress. which
will be held from the 16th to the 18th
of November next in the progressive
Cliyoi iiil Paso. Texas. As much for
the importance of the transcendental
POPULAR AMUSEMENTS. ‘
Hovr's THEATRE.
u—n—u—o-
One Night Only, Wed. Nov. 16th.
Big Scenic Production In Play Form.
"The boot Nsw‘Enaiand stun-y
Ever worm"
- unbound
“UN-Oi,
A LARGE AND EXCELLENT COM-
PANY.
ONE GREAT BIO LAUGH
BEGINNING TO END AND THE iili‘illfi.
SWEETEST LOVE STORY EVEhlmlghbm-g
PRICEHHO—75c.
..Soats on sale beginning Sat. Nov. 12.
TOLD.
HOYT'S THEATRE.
.——__
ONE mom ONLY.
FRIDAY. NOV. 18TH.
The New Meiodramotlc
Secret of the Subwail
A Powerful Dramatic Go.
THE SCENIC DISPLAY
REMARKABLE STAGE
OF THE INTERIOR AND EXTER~
IOR OF THE NEW YORK UNDER-
GROUND RAILROAD.
A CARLOAD OF SPECIAL SCENEFIV
MAGNIFICENT COSTUMES.
PRICEsa—Zilc. 35c and bile.
Seats on Sale Beginning Monday.
November 14th.
Corner Fonts.
would not be (blind an exouse.
All inlerestln
was read.
native birds from their homes.”
the difference in bil‘iI
Wyoming llnd‘ Counts-limit.
The
park u summer.
whom
during the winter
life is at. its ebb.
Novelty
lunch (Shuieldt‘sl.
birds (Brewsr’si.
chicndeo.
brown
INCLUDES
PICTURES sllarp-sllinned
duck. teal. gulls.
Following is a list. of
matters which will there be treated oi
as to reciprocate the kind considers-
ilon with which you favor me, I would
take pleasure in attend ing. it my omcial
duties would permit: but they are ob-
solutely the only ones which deprive
me of that great satisfaction, and i
must content myself with being with
you. though absent from your meet-
ing. With sincere wishes that the
most complete success may crown the
intelligent and patriotic work of the
illustrious Congress over which you
preside (and which will undoubtedly
influence powerfully the solution of
the many problems relating to irriga-
tion and the forest. indllstryl.‘tho gov-
ornmelnl. thus understanding it. the
Department of Elements and some of
the governments of the states of this
republic will be duly presented in that
"Mock Trial."
Knights 01 Columbus and Catholic
Club at Club House, Wool-Ava.
FRIDAY, SATURDAY and.MONDAY
EVENINGS, NOV. 18, 19” and 21.
Entertaining program each evening.
including the plays "The Retreat." and
Theo. F. Colo will sing.
Free Dancing. Music by June's Orch.
Valuable Prizes.
SEASON TICKETS .. ........ .. 250.
SINGLE ADMISSION
astra,
are.
ed cuckoo
crow, sterling. mood w lurk.
ping sparrow. field sparrow.
song sparrow. swamp sparrow.
sparrow. chowlnk. scarlet
.......
The resulur moorings! lua‘Norwalk
Bird Club was bold lastrovenins at
the home of Mrs. Flank .(lurtis, 11
Matt avenue. Norwalll. and showed
much good work done’dllrl'i’lglbo fall
The cases of ”two boll“ .
Who were caught killinglsong birds
were beiore the meeting. and there are ‘
several more boys roaming the woods ‘
with guns of whom complaint has been
made, and it would be well for the
to bend the warning and reprimsn
ui‘ven young Meeker in Judge Taylors .
court, as the killingoi song birds must
bestoppod and sbootlngcat birds and
claiming they “thought it was u crow"
paper on "How to
Attract the air 9 About Our Homes."
it was full of hints as to
the choice oi nesting sites and the val-
no oi drinking places" We would have
the birds nest about our homes. A
paper was also road in the English
sparrow's furor. the author claiming ll‘
”man and cuts would cease persecut.
log the birds, We would hear no more
about the English sparrow driving out
There was a paper on the birds seen
in the Yellowstone Park in early 0c-
l.()l)i‘l‘, interesting no showing how tame
the wild birds become when protected
and how soon they will know and ire~
illicnt tile protected places. IIIIII also
lite ‘boiWoen
(loose
lbrulli‘l and several. varieties ..o£...<llu:,il
would continue fouling within a few
yards of tho. road WIillouI noticing thu
lpnssarby, a great contrast to the wart
nous llnd skill needed to get within
gunshot of ducks among our islands.
rest while pelican, irmuenls the
A few wore there
October 4. Most Interesting is the Ore
gou jay, or camp robberyns he is
known to tile guides—vs bird most ap-
lll‘Ollriutoly named from its habits of
entering camps and carrying, oii any
food left exposed and so fearless of
man that. they will often alight in the
midst 01‘ u meal spread in the woods
if one's back is turned ior a few mo-
Pl-l-sous wishing to have bird
days
|should tic pieces of snot and meat
‘bOnrnl to the branches of trees out of
reach of cuts. and they will have the
plmsuro of watching chiradovs, nut.-
butohos and woodpeckers when bird
Following Is a list of birds soon in
Yellowstone Park on October 1: .
Western bluebird. Oregon Jay. mag~
pie, nutcracker, gold finch, western
meadow lurk, prairie. horned lark, hairy
woodpecker. flicker. kingfisher. robin.
black-
creeper.
white breasted nulhnich, white crown-
ed sparrow. blue grouse. rod-tail hawk,
hawk. water thrush.
white pelican, geese (brunt). red‘llesd-
ed duck. Mallard duck, golden eyed
sixty-seven
Norwalk birds seen during October.
valuable as showing ills-birds of the
month, many of which hav’ti'blnro left
for their winter homes. not to be noted
again untll the returning“ days
spring, when their presenwand soul!
will be as welcome as the early flow-
Hl-rring gull, milled grouse, sparrow
hawk, osprey. scrunch owl, yellow-bili-
king fisher. hairy woodv
pecker. downy woodpeckor, aapsuclter.
chimney. swift, humming bird, king
bird. phoebe. wood pcwee, blue jay.
rusti'
blarkbil'd. purple neck 0, purple ilncil.
gold finch. English sparrow. vosper
laparmw. ~8a‘vannnb sparrow. white-
throsted sparrow, tree sparrow, chip-
illnco.
to:
manager.
Uncle Sam. in the person oi ten of his government oillcials. is alwa s in c I ‘ ‘
distillery. During the entire process of distillation. alter the whiskey. Is cytored Maggtrglsci‘:MSMEMIMMMMMM
,_ ing the seven years it remains there. from the very grain we buy to the whiskey you get. Uncle Sam is consiantl
on the watch. Weider; not take a gallon of our own whiskey Ironl our own warehouse unlenhe so , ”'5 all‘ri h: .
And when he does say so, that whiskey goes direct to you, with all! its original strength. riding“ aiMI flavo'r car‘r ‘3“
. , log a UNITED STATES REGISTERED DISTILLER'S GUARANTEE oi PURITY and AGE and'saviny ‘.
the dealers’ enormous profits. That's why HAYNEII WIIISKEV is thebest iormedicinal purposes That's wh it g
‘prcierrcd for other uses. That's why we have over a qualrteroi a million satisfied customers. That‘s wh YYOU
should try it. Your money back ii you're not satisfied. ‘ . - y , ;
Diracl from our distillery lo you
’ 8am doalors’ profile. Prussia aIIIlIISI'IIIlIII.
4 .
.u -
u,
¥ : run illiAIlTS s + .22 '
nun OFFE We will send you FOUR FULL QUART BOTTLES oi HAYNER’S SEVEN-YEAII-IILD RYE Ior $3.20
' and we will pay the express charges. Try it and it you don‘t find it all right and as good as
you ever drank or can buy from anybody else at any price. then send it back at our expense and your 33.20 will be I
returned to you by next mull. Just think that ofler over. How could it be fairer? Ii you are not perfectly satisfied you
are not out a cent. Better let us send you a trial order. We ship in a plain sealed case. no marks to show what‘s inside
Orders for Arizona. Culllorllls. Colorado. iduho. Montana. Nevada. New Mexico. Oregon. Utah. Vushiugllon or Wyoming must:
be on the basis of 4 Qua-ts for “.00 by Express Prepaid. or no Quart: for 016.00 by Freight Prepaid. .
Write our nearest office and do it NOW.
miner" 'l’llE amass nus-mulls column! "our
in narrow. oulo , _ schools. It). . or. "Ill. IIII.
w... .._.__........_ ...... new .__.........,
wurblor. Nashville oval-bier, myrtle on. oaowu DEAD. , ’WHEN may wnora ON arouse.
warblor, black-throated green wur’blel‘. BETHLEHEM. Pa. . Nov. Iii—«Dr. 11.5, tinn Poet (angrilyl-Jl‘llon WII)‘
yclimv palm warblrr, Maryland yellow- Thomas M. Brown. president. Lehigh v’ don't you return my manuscript?
throat rod start. out bird, brown University, died today at his home in? Egyptian Editor (coldyl—You our
thrusilor. Carolina wron, winter wren. this olty. President Drown submitted closed no ox team—Life.
brown creeper. white-breasted nut— to a surgical operation last. week and l
hutch. Chlcndec, golden-crowned killg— his condition continued critical until i
let. I‘lIIerCI'OWl'Ied kinglet. wood thrush. the time of his death. !
gruy-chmkod thrush. hermit, thrush. "rm“ l ‘ ‘ -
robin, blue bird. ACTOR FAVERSHAM BETTER. '
—-~—~—-——--— NORTHAMPTON. Mliiiri., Nov, 16.-~
POPE RECEIVES VISITORS. Tim doctor who is attending Willllllll .
THIS SRACE , .
ROME. Nov. iii-«Thu Done todav re Favorshsm. the actor. sold this morn-
!" TOMORROW/5’ PAPER
solved in private audience Monsignor ing that his patient was much better .
J oseiof f ’s
Lorenzolli.“formsr papal nunclo at and had probably escaped the attack
”N. Main St. So. Harwell:
of
Pill-is. whose appointment as bishop of of pneumonia with which he was \
Lucio Is being considered. The pope lllleuiolled. ‘
and Mgr. Lorenzelll Iengthily discus- --————-—
bed the situation of alfalfa in France. GOVERNORELECT DOUGLAS' TRIP
it Is the Intention of the pontiff to do BROCKTON. Mass. Nov. 16.—~Gov-
away with the custom of considering ernor-olcci and Mrs. William 1., Doug
that certain positions give their occu‘ Ins left today for a three or four
pants the right mills red hat. wooks' visit at Hot Springs. Vu. . TELEPHONE. ”H‘
TELEPHONE 322-4. .
barn swallow, tree swallow, cedar wax- .
Sewing, rod-eyed virio, yellow—illrnnted
lvirio. Uillfi-hmtlfld vii-lo. while-eyed
‘Vlrlo.
‘ I HAVE JUST RECEIVED A N iNVOICE OF ABSOLUTELY'NEW CROP EARLY PICKINO,FANCY GEN-
asssmhly by their respective delega-
tions.
"1 am very truly yours.
"PORF'iitiO DiAz."
.. _. .. .....a....,.--n.o~.-_~..
A THANKSGIVING STORY
oi rare interest may be read on the
pages of a savings bank book. It tells
a tale of Industry and irugality. it
boils a tale of temptations resisted. of
bound for the future. it liIlOWil bow
money grows when deposited in a good
savings bank. .
.' 'YOU;CAN asap
such a story next Thanksgiving if you
start now. Opening an menollnl with
the South Norwaik Savings Bunk is
the first chapter. After that it will
grow in interest: every day.
'1'!!! SOUTH ~ NORWALK
‘ ‘ v‘flVINflSlflNK
:. ‘UNI‘IllO «mushrooms.
9:
a n- “. ova»). ..
. ‘ - Notice.
FurlherApploprialion
s- Notice is hereby given that tile,
outsell of this city proposes at its
hold an
entity. December 6th. 1901, at he'-
to up reprints the sum
the Poles heparimunt of
said city lithe sum ulai‘iiiilo lo the
clock [L up.
UINE FOMOSA OOLONG TEA, WHIICH I OFFER AT 60 CENTS A POUND AND GUARANTEE EVERYl POUND
TO BE AS REPRESENTED OR MONEY REFUNDED. THIS IS NOT A GIFT ENTERPRISE.AS ,I DO NOT BE-
LIEVE IN THAT KIND OF BUSINESS.
I AM IELLINO THE FINEST VALUE THAT CAN BE PRODUCED ANYWHERE’OR FROM ANY BODY
Sips
' Women‘s * Winter
Coats
‘ On sou. tor Ono Dan.
Ohursdap,
I’M Minuet Vita“ Rum.
How's the storyw—Ono ofiibo foremost women‘s tailors in New
York asked- our buyer to make an utter for titty sample coats he
The offer was accepted. the prion was close to
We were pleased to make such a splendid bar-
gain and feel sure you‘ll be doubly pleased If you look in Thorns
had on the rack.
half their worth.
day.
liluo quality Kelsey and Molltasilao in black, made uspmsloliy
tor women with large hips and blue found it. impossible to on
‘ use a lit at any price.
DOLLARS will have
the who purchasing power as Eighteen. or
Twenty Dollars at any other time.
Lined with Skinner’s hails. tailored to the best was
Health Ii’liflellt at said City. for-
*curruut‘sxponses of each or seldom
peninsula. said appropriations help
in auditioned the appropriations flier:
u at the claimed
twin any: meeting tor the curve
" iii serum or. November is"
. A ._ n» . ;_
nor. A Remember the ill?” (Thursday). _ .
Value 118.00, ind '
lithe.
roll:
it you have had such troubles come here Thursday when TIN
lulu illitlv
s-r THE PRICE mo one SAMPLE pouso WILL TELL ms s'ronv. PEOPLE ans oerrmo TIRED or
CHEAP. can csor. LOWORADI TEAS acme roncao on To THEM WITH cacao measure or our
KIND on ANOTHER. THISHREWD omens-rs coves poacuasss ms aooos wuss: louaurv
lS ousamrsco mo asssnvsa rm: RIGHT AND PRIVILEOE TO any AND PAY roa ms owu GIFTS
wasusvsa Ha HAS occasion re use SAME. . ”‘
I AM A sum ssusvsa IN THE aoaos "mar AN ARTICLE IS saves CHEAP. no MATTER
wear IT lo. UNLESS YOU HAVE use roe rr. AND l no so-r BELIEVE IN cacao oooos. so MAT.
ran wear may now as on wu AT avian THE PRICE. l concur voun onnsu on scvuousls FAN.
cv new ones COLONG res AT so cams A rouse. rue FRAORA soc AND sooner or THIS TEA
ls EXQUISITE.
Charles E. Seymour,
33 WEST WAININGTON ST... LEADING GROOIR. SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
" To M it. ”AN D' MRS. ECONOMY
THE LOW CASH PRIOES WE OFFER PURE FOOD! AT NOT ONLY OIVI‘ THEM AN OPPORTUN- ,
ITY TO HAVI THE VERY DIST OF EVIRYTHINO FOR THE TAIL-E. BUT THE ALDO GIT THE ‘FAM‘ ‘
DUB HUNT TRADING GTAMPS PR IE AS A CASH DISOOUNT. AND W R, TUR FDR THEM CAN DIET
:VE:'UJILFUL PREMIUM! FOR THEIR HOMEB FRIE 0" ORANGE. NOTE T IO! SPECIAL! FOR ENTIRE
i
Allin ..... llIcedthilCICIOil‘llllic’viill26"
.. 21h
CHOIOIORIAMERY IUTTIR, PER ROUND .
FIFANOV ORIAMIRY IUTTER. (in Prion). I'll! POUND
arms enemas: i
l
i
¥$I:4Aotn>rAlllblill'llllitdil‘Jl‘
STAMP UVEOIALSl
ll humps Pros with 3 ill. up call. Apricots .. lilo
, h Stamps PM. with 1 Flu}. Malta Vito its
bitmaps lira with lilo-rt Jar dolly .. . . . . . . lilo
ii mm» m with 8 lb. can Choice Pronto .. tile
5 lumps m with l omit prop. Mustard .. ills
ii lumps“ Wu with 3 cans Gsmpholl's loops as:
10 Ste bolus with blames: A Java calm Oils ll Mamas Pm with large can Juno Tomatoes 13o
ll Itllll Pm with 1 lb. Jaws ll mosaics " n “it - 9 ii Clamps I'm with it ill. Pkg. Men. out lined 10¢
a slump. run with i ll). Giulia Mum cellos iltlo , i lumps I'm Mill 1 package Macaroni ...... lilo
in bloom Pro. with 1 lb. lost is cellos its it»! Item» has with 3 lilo. large Prune! his
council'stuils CALIFORNIA Ham. (Sweat one ”find” sonnets. ostv g.
A Just sic “launder storm and on this also. clue ml won scat mm m hush, polish; to occupants “A!“
’ as hm the, when stock of groceries to The Norwalm. .
null-.-
30 SMMOIFNQ’WIIIllID. No.1 Toe Mg:
””3“ {
RIO
IO Stumps Pm with 1 lb. No. it You
25 Slimming with 1 lb. No. 3 Tu.
10 Stimhw'm with V, ill. No. 'i “m
till Stamps Iran with 3/. ill. No. 8 in dila-
lll diam” m. with i/ lb. No. a To: lilo
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catltloiii
, bloc. 5mm , § . ' ._
Norwalk Chronicler