I.
If'yon am cultivated s taste for
load fibre. Candi.
OUR HOMI MADI UNI“!
will certainly tickle r palate.
ways fresh and anti n3.
.F.A.LANE
TOI. 409. 51 Washington St.
lilill NEWS
WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwalk and vicinity: Partly
cloudy this afternoon and tonight:
Sunday unsettled. probably followed
by rain or snow by Sunday night;
moderate west winds. shifting to
northeast Sunday and Increasing. The
high pressure area that covered the
Missouri Valley yesterday morning Is
now central over the upper Lake re-
gion. and the Ohio Valley. It is caus-
ing generally fair weather in the Con-
tral Valley. the Middle Atlantic States
and In Southern New England. Cloudy
weather with occasional snow ilnrries
prevails over the Lower Lake region
and the St. Lawrence Valley. The
Gulf disturbance has moved eastward
to Florida and is producing rain over
the East Gulf coast and the South At-
lantic States. There has been no de-
cided change in temperature In any
section. , .
TEMPERATURE YEAR AGO TODAY;
Temperature: Low, 30; high. 43.
Cloudy.
Al-
t
Miss Inez Daniels. of the selectmen's
office. is attending the football game In
New Haven today.
' —-—Buy your Derbies at OBrIens.
C. G. M. Gregory. of West avenue,
is iraveli 5 through Pennsylvania
new. We d received from him tells of
his successful trip.
Quite a number of Cannon people
came to Norwalk in carriages yester-
day and attended the Epworth League
convention in the Norwalk‘ M. E.
Church. . -
In Norwnlk. last week, there were
no transfers of property recorded. but
there were mortgages of 317.250. For
the «continents in November. last
year. therefw' 1 West. les. 0! real
estate, with lilo. «exam. . f-
~Fsvbrs"fdr»l'i'liank Win”: sud a
large uwrtmpntyiof ‘~ nyior’s. .lfi'ew
firefight! iféetggmflygtigmdia.m to
e 3“» “1:3,er A.
T... are neutralityeaiehim
The, r . _ it,
Connection A}. H all 1 “but“?
hood of St. Andrew. will. beheld today
and tomorrow In; Meridian. Henry 0.
Bailey is representing ”the senior so.
ciety of Trinity Episcopal Church. and
Arthur Olson and Theodore Stabell
the iuniorltocieilh
Snickers who llkel line flavored
sniooth~smokin3 class should try Rey-
nolds"“l.ittle‘ flu is." While‘they are
sold at theyery od'srate price of 5,
cents each. at until, the box price is
min-h lower. so thtit any cigar smoker
can afford to enjoy the finest arilee
of smokers delight at a nominal cost.
At all dealers. ‘
”Stylish soft hats, at O'Brien's.
James P. Marr. proprietor of the Od-
dlty Shop. hung a large brass boil in
front of his place of business this
morning and began rinsing It by twos
and threes. Chief Bradley caused the
bell~rlnzlng to be stopped as It was
snnoliltlsa great many people. it was
done as an advertisement and certain
ly attracted attention.
~liuckwbeat coal. 83.50 per ton. Fer-
ris Cost Co.
The ol. billiard and card tables
at the nth News“: Club have been
under n; a thorough overhauling by
the runswlclt-lelt Company. On
Tuesday evenln st 8 o'clock. at the
club. ii‘ranlt acKervey ("Shakes-
were"). of Boston. champion one-hand
pool expert. will give an exhibition.
He will play a member of the club s
handicap s . and afterwards will do
some fancy nuts and tricks.
——An ondursble and perfectly re‘
liable Christmas present to xive your
son. your dsusbter. or your dependent.
Is an interest In s his income policy.
as Issued by the lilquitsblo Life Assur-
Ines Society of New York. Charles
'1‘. McGovern. loosl sscnt. 88 North
Main street.
Three of south Norwalli‘s most
popular yonnslsdlss organised s club
lsstrsvsnlss which Is to be known as
“The silent Thrso.’ Thane-ti“ was
held at the headquarters and I do lshb
““i.l"".iu“" ”was...
no I an as 0 ~'
daupfgrthslr assigns. but will most
whensvsr they fsslzliss it. A fine coi-
Istion wss ssrysd‘hyiti‘is hostess (fl.
sovsrsl mutual: s'srs
Wthst ‘ rosso
TAYLOR & GOLDEN
74 WAIHINOTON ITRIIT. IOUTH
Park 8. Tilford’s
Delicl
F. H. BAXTER’S
Time for K. D. Framed for next sum-
mer's boat. now. Special prices. 'l‘wo
slightly used hosts for sale; one ail-ff...“
half cabin. with 8 h. p. new motor.
Ono 21-ft. with 5% h. 9. Stanley. Very
cheap it bought now.
OystchhellPoinLNorwalk
‘Iio‘t hesitate hookups your test h "come
have .
“CHILD _ ~
NORWALK. CONN.
~ TILIPHONI 15H
ousCandles
--BOLD AT—
DRUO STORE
..——...
d
OSCAR ANDERSO
Linens
CENTERPIEOES AND SCARVES
i
n
MEXICAN DRAWN WORK
DOILIES AND ROUND CENTER-
PIECES
in
BABY lRISH LACE
BUREAU BCARVEB
I
n
DAMASK LINEN
THANKSGIVING P081” CARDS
6 for Se, 2 for be. So each
J. I.MALLETT
(formerly Misses Dawson)
Bil WASHINGTON STREET
PAINLESS
EXTRACTING
There Is only one way to get rid
of an undesirable tooth. and that is to
have It out. This can be ‘done easily
and PAINLESSLY at my office. where
l' annextrsotiux tooth every day with-
out hurting the mini is the least. no
hard“; 3 that ‘ makes no different , with
optimised.i You wilivto’swsy pleased
and leave thefcsnse of1your troubl
Wm.w~p .1». .. t» -.«;. ,
.Hours: '1. II. in 0 is m. Sundays
by Ippoistipent only. .
GWNafionilek
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
massacre A osns’ust. ssuxmo
IUSINEOS
Capital Out-plus and Profits
”00,000.00 $117,000.00
Safe Deposit loses. as and as psr you
w
EDWIN H. MATHIWION. Pros.
JOHNJI. KNAPP. is! Vino-Pres.
PRIDIRIOK H. ROWAN. 2an Vice-
Pres.
WILI'IIID IODWILL, Osshlsr
cub-III-
DIRIGTOIB
I. H. Mathewson Henry lsymour
John H. Knapp Ismusi Grumman
Josiah R. Marvin .I. Wsllscs Marvin
Christian lwsns John H. Light
Fred H. Iowan
“4‘1,
ms Wk u. a. ;
Thanksgiving Clothes
It’s time to talk turkey to men who need new clothes
for Thanksgiving. Here it is almost the 34th, only a few
days more, and y choosin now you have the pick of the
finest lines of beautiful cl cs we've everishoWn, by long
odds. Will you see them NOW?
OVERCOATS by the score. and every one soon heav-
ily in style and distinction—4n; roomy fancy costs w th reg-
u or or Presto collars. equally fine for storm or fair weather.
$10 to $25.
CHESTERFIELD OVERCOATS. the dressy kind, in
Oxford and black. lined with serge. Venetian or silk. rich
and fine, and unequalled values. from $7.50 to $30.
WINTER SUITS in great abundance—inks“ the new
browns. tans. greys and blues—the popular nough effects
and finished fabrics. an usually fine assortment for men and
young men. from $10 to $30.
BOYS’ SUITS AND OVERCOATS, Roofers and Un-
derw;ar. and everything else boys need to wear in cold
wcat er.
WE ARE‘HEADQUARTERS FOR MEN'S UNDER-
WEAR.
Oll i’Fll Thii’ti
sunscreens: i
a
Sou‘ Norwsllr
14 South Main St.
The New Store
24 Wall St.. Norwalk.
i take It for granted you want to buy the best stock feeds. But
how are you to knowwknow so that there's can't be the slightest
chance for a mistake-~thst Bonnie Home Ground Feed for Horses.
(‘utile and Poultry. are the best? Keep on feeding the feed you're
buying new with one-half your stock. To the other hsll feed Bonnie
Feed. if you don't know after a trial that Bonnie li‘ee'd’is the best
feed you ever used, l'llnot bother you to buy any ” of Bonnie
brand. What Is it made of! Corn. Oats. Barley and m'whest pro-
ducts. fresh ground each day.
First in quality. last is price, always In the minddfilts custom-
ors~~~llonnlc Home Ground Feed for Horses, Cattle and Poultry.
I MANUEL TORO HATCH.
,_ . . it”
For Fresh FISH go where the handle nothing
but FEBloget‘the BEE]?
- if
NATIVE stars-leaf not dressed.
no
.I
- 3 lbs. 25c
HERRING .................... . . . lOO
HADDOCK ...................... 12¢
WEAKFISH ..................... 126
SPANISH macaque sweeten.
SALMON. HALIIUT. srssx coo.
sNAPpss stuns?” on recur.
ssLs. ‘
SEA ESCALLOPB. 40: GT.
NEW IEDFORO AND LONG l8-
LANDS. 500 OT.
HARD CRAII. LONG AND ROUND
CLAMS. LONG SLAMS FOR BAKING.
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market.
FREE DELIVERY.
.. .-.m..«.~.~- w. w.
_ . Burglars
V . ' are around again.
Are your vslu-
sblss ssfoi‘
‘Isfo Deposit
hoses are four.
dolissssy’ssr.
In our stock will be sold at greatly re
tiiICId prices for the nest sixty days,
to make room for entrant-Ins work.
i.“ ‘W m .53
nth Norwalk
Offios and Yard
84 SOUTH MAIN STREET
South Nomsiit
FllleiIdK H. GAMING.
Undsrtsltsr.
04 Iouth this It.
m.- ......... w... m ‘
Ben Hut Flour per bag. 80c; per
a It .Bssdsd Itslsins..........afio driest Potstoss posit ............sos
ii titans. Nous Such Mince Most. . .2» Mains Pmnoss'.....bii.. mi pin.
3 quarts Cranberries ...........sse Holly‘s Plum Piifldllil.yclil.......1u
(litron.psrlb. libs it. a it. Plum Puddsb
Lemon or Orssss PSI' lb. unwise “mailer. ssl. as
Florida Orsnsss. per doses sass. 36.4mm
Apples. items (him and spinach. Psrsslps. Insult and Pumpkins.
W '
W”
, mfidi
onumental Works
mm “in” NY
(Continued congress rm.) .
and parts of the Mme. now and here-
after existing within said city, and
shall have sole and exclusive power to
lay cut. open. make. maintain.»repair.i
grade. drain. alter and discontinue all
hlahways and streets now existing or
hereafter to be made or discontinued
within the limits of said city.
ll. By Section 2048 of the General
Statutes the selectmen of the Town
of Norwslk have authority to lay out
necessary highways therein not being
within a city or within a borough hav»
in: by virtue of Its charter control of
the blhgways within Its limits.
to. The plaintiffs believe. and there-
fore over. that the defendants intend
to take further steps In relation to
said attempted layout of said highway
across the land of the plaintiffs. and to
enter upon said land and to construct
and work said highway unless restrain-
ed by process of this court.
it. All the aforesaid proceedings of
the defendants In attempting to lay out
said highways over the land of the
plaintiffs. as aforesaid. sre Illegal and
void. for the reason that the said de-l
fendents have no legal authority to
lay out. a highway within the limits oil
the city of South Norwslk where thef
land of the plaintiffs is situated. and
said action is contrary to the provis-
lons of the General Statues of Connec.
first above referred to. and for the
further reason that the notice of the‘
town meeting of the defendant town'
at which such action was taken. did
not. contain any reference to the lay-
Ing out of a highway at or near the lo-
cation of said attempted layout.
12. The City of South Nervrnlk has
taken no action to. lay out a highway
over the land of the plaintiffs above
described.
18. The action of the said Town of
Norwalk and of the said selectmen
thereof. the defendants In this cause.
In attempting to lay out said highway
across the land of the plaintiffs here-
in. and causing said attempted layout
to he recorded on the and Records of
said town. constitutes a lien or Incum-
bronco thereon adverse to the plain-
tiffs. and a cloud on the title to their
said land.
it. if a highway Is laid out and con-
structed across the land of the plain-
tiffs In the location described in said
attempted layout. and the land of the
plaintiffs taken therefor. the businessi
conducted by the plaintiffs. namelyfl
the business of buying and selling coal
and other articles. conducted on said.
land. will be destroyed. and the value‘
of their remaining land very much re-I
dured in amount. and they will be Ir»
rcparably damned to an amount of'
more than Fifty Thousbsnd Dollars.
“13. The plaintiffs have no adequate
remedy st law.
The plaintiffs claims
1. By way of (ammonia relief. s tern-
porsy. and also a permanent. inJunr-
lion restraining the defendants from
taking any further steps. by mention.
votes. applications or otherwise. in
relation to said attempted layout of‘
said highway. or from constructing
said highway as attempted to be lsId
out ss aforesaid.
2. A judgment of this court adjudg-
Ins that said attempted layout of said
hwsy across the land of the plain.
I s In invalid and void. and that the
record of the same In the Land Rec-i
orda of said Nora-slit does not consti-
tute. any lien or IncnInbrsnce thereon.
or any cloud to the title of the same.
together wltli‘an order that such judg-
men he recorded on the Land Records
of said Norwslk.
Charles E. Perkins. of Rsriford. Ia
recognised in the audit-lent sum of One‘
Hundred Dollars to proseditie this sc-
iton to effect. i
The Injunction Is dated sf Hartford
November H. 1901. and Is signed by
Ralph 0. Wells. commissioner of the
Superior Court for Hartford County.
* a raw WORDS TO sarrr
l
The demand for Fancy Overcoats has been nest this,
season. .Ws practically sold all we had. (Popular .,
priced ones—415.00. stem and 020.00.
s
I
i
Hsvs inst‘sddsd till new ones. swell mixtures. .Ws . 7
bousht them at s price and they're crest values.
a
Ti
.-
Bsys' I'ur Trim Ovsmsti. “.00 sud taco.
The most beautiful line of Outing Flsnnsl Psismss
‘ 'svsr shown. 01.00. 01.25. 01.60. $2.00. $2.50.
i
t.
Sweaters. Flsnnsl lhlrts. Hats and Caps. All the .
good furnishings.
Chocolate snd-Tsn Shoes. Gunmetal and Patent Colt, "‘
«.50. Ma. woo. woo. '
98 Washington Street, South Norwslk
Prise’s Clothing Store ~
The Paris Cloak & Suiti- House
33 SOUTH MAIN STREET. SOUTH NORWALK .
Women of limited means should come to us for their'Clothing.‘
We have never carried such a large stock; we were never so ready
with all that's beautiful and wanted In women’s garments as now.
The savings we are in a position to offer you are such that every
economical woman owes it to herself to take advantage of them.
LADIES’ and Misess' SUITS. from $9.98 up to 035.00.
LADIES’ COATS from “.98 up to 835.00. >
The largest stock of Walsts In town at the right priest.
But remember that we are not advertising 84 or 85 articles for
sips. or 83 articles for 99c. We Alter Fm.
“L: is porn arouse:-
515 Main on. camera as South Main on.
so...» ,llorwslk. .
I . Order Your
Thanks '
; . 6.0.9....)
AT THE BIG smas-
The most complete stock In The Norwalks. Everything new and
fresh. at the least possible cost. Our stock includes:
Now Raisins. Currants. Citron. Figs. Dates. Cranberries. mos ,
snpss. Asst». laps. Thyme. Imported and Domestic Choose. Jams, .Iin1
use. Pumpkin. Plum Pudding. and a choice stock of Wines. Liquors,
Issrs. Alss. Eta.
.-
\
WASHINGTON MEMORIAL HALL.
WASHINGTON. Nov. iii.~'l’we mil
lion dollars as the share to be raised
by the George Washington Memorial
Association and 8250.000. to be raised
by Washingtonisns. Is the basis upon
which Granville liunI. chairman of the
convention's committee of the “tub-
Inston Chamber of Commerce. is work-
top to obtain a memorial hall for the
national. capital.
sir. Hunt and Mrs. Henry F. Dlmock.
sister of the isle William 0. Whitney.
of New York. and president of the
George Washington Annotation. have
been In conference here and both are
working earnestly In the effort to set
i hall with adequate facilities for so
nommudstinx the largest conventions.
Mr. Hunt said today that be was con-
Ildsnt of success. and that the buslnm
men here already have pledged sisooo.
Mrs. bullock has duuosted stimulat-
ing Interest broadcast by Includins In
the proposed buildins plans separate
rooms for every state In the Union ap-
propristing‘ mossy In furtherance of
A. F. Beckmalln 8: 00.;
CI AND § WASHINGTON 31‘. Phone us ”07H NORWALN
want. stratum. tone I. m.-—-Mod~.
crstcly active dealings carried omn- ,
in prices of stocks a fraction hlsher.
ll. 8. Steel and Southern Pacific were
the only conspicuous exceptions with
slisbt fractional declines. Missouri
Pacific rose 1. international Pump“.
and the preferred 1%. Nstlonsl Rail.
ways of Mexico 3nd pfd. declined N.
WALL STREET. 1! s. tn.-0pening
also were unleaded s trifle. but spec-
ulators generally were not Inclined to
sonvss'r Nantes.
District of Norwslk. as..Pubs
Court. November iii. A. 0.. mo.
Estate of George W. Bu
Norwsilt in said dist sited '
The Court of Probe her the
trlct of Norwslk. hstb, W ‘ “
allbwed six months from the ~
hereof for the crsditors of sold "
to exhibit their claims ion. ,
i
i
the project. do much In the market. Delaware Those who u .9; g m
and Hudson advanced !. Railway meal accounts. moist-1y Imus. v
WOULD PRIVINT WOMIN var. tinrlns lit. Iris Ind ufd. sud MIN" ssid time. will be doblfl'fltt.
can loo its and Canadian Pacific. New
Haven. lion and Texas sud Assert.
can Cotton ll 1. ,
With]. moor. close.—-'l‘lis market
clossdasossdy. Ila tsilon of a seed
bank statement h 6 prices. but Intsr.
est in the football sails overshadowed
the mains.
WOOLIN. HILL! To snows.
PROVIDINOI. it. 1.. Nov. low-Ah
for beta shutdown for two years the
W! s Woolen sun to» wiil rs-
snins operations asst month. The
I~°O
SALEM. Ora. Nov. Ila—HI. Bar-
ry. election ludss st Dayton. Ora. has
written to Attornsymnsrsl Crawford.
stating that wornsn In his villas are
In his habit of voting and he wants to
know what out be dons to been the
nastier sss sway from the voting
booths.
How long tbs women of the little
town have been csstins Illsssi votes
“Barry fails to ststo. Tunnel-asym-
mi replied advising harry that. it Is
tits duty of We election lists“ to
cry. All persons meow" .
tats srs requested to Innis .. ..
utmost to
I" 38 d!
W i :~i':' r : ”WI-“WM”
A
mama s:
fl .
' Its lisvs has purchased by tbs
bar women voters. ssospt at «boot mi Worsted (ism , y of‘Woow ‘
mm“ ' ‘ v " of which press. Mass. of
Fantasia stigma» our of my jam... on W?“
N “Will’s"..."ti‘st. ' ........
3:"th as opinion inths unswsmsyrsvsms. A sm g fl
.tntlsrvlsw tors in to , aluminum dihis,wssssldis_ ';4
Wills IDOL ~ midi call tam.
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public a onsndrus
1st»
, >'I‘lis‘l;.*ssnssl roll-«Ii of its first
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