ltyou have atoms a taste tor
soon! curs. Candi.
OUR HOMI MAD! IWIITI
will certainly tickle or psists. Al-
ways fresh and cation ng.
EA.
Tel. 408. 51 Washington It.
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EVENING BENTAIEEL TELEPHONE
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02.2-41ch Department
baa—Business Department
44-2—Brsnoh Office. Norwslk
aso -Edlter's Residence
729-5—clty Editor's Nssldincc
WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwalk and vicinity: Gener-
ally fair and slightly colder tonight
and Thursday Brisk and probably
high west winds An extended area of
high pressure that is moving in from
the northwest is producing pleasant
weather with low temperatures be-
tween the Mississippi rivers and the
Rocky Mountains. aTeinperstures be-
low aero were reported from Montana
and North Dakota~ Freezing temper-
atures were reported as far south as
Texas. Unsettled weather with flur-
rles of snow continues in the bake
region and New England. Conditions
lever for this vicinity pleasant weath-
or except possibly hurries. of snow
with slightly lower temperatures.
TEMPERATURE YEAR AGO TODAY.
“Temperature! Low. 32; high, 42.
' ear. .
There will be a full rehearsal of
Eureka Rebekah lodge, tomorrow even-
ing.
Miss Fanny. Cohen. of- Stamford. is
visiting Miss Rebecca Fox. of Main
street.
The Pinochle Club Hill meet this '
evening with Miss Winifred Smith, of
Wilton avenue. 2 ._
Welcome. strsneor More, Sons of
St. George, held their regular meeting
last evening in their quarters in Wall .‘
street.
M. P. Morgan. salesman for the in-
ternsttonal Harvester company. is
spending a few days at the Norwalk
Hotel.
There was a meeting of the Snible
Club last evening at which time mut-
ters of important business were trans
acted.
Rev. Arthur Stanley Nicole. of stones ~
ham. Mass. . as been visiting his
grandfather .harles W: Bell, of no
wayton. '
The rooms of the Knights of the
Round Table. which were being (lot 01
ated are now completed and present
a fine appearance.
The Young Peoples Union. of the
Norwalk Baptist Church. were enter
tsincd at the home of Miss Hazel
Aiken. or Wilton avergoc. last even-
in!
Miss Gladys Hollingsworth. of Mor
gun avenue. who has been visiting her
sister here.s sails today on tit stenm
\_ ship Oceanic for Paris, her winter
' home
Monday or Tuesday of next week
Mrs. Harriet W Chambllss and son
Harry Earle. of Norwalk will leave
for Ashville. North Ganliina. where
they will spend the winter.
District Deputy Wilder. of Bridge
port. paid a visit to Oil] Well Lodge.
No.108 F. and A. hi, last night. and .
cooled the conferring of the see
with
end doiroo on two candidates.
Washington Camp. No 11. Patriotic
Order of the Sons of America. that last
evening. and following the business
session can enter supper was enjoyed
The menu up a line one in every re-
spect.
Deputy Great Sachem J. W. Rowe. of
Norwalh. was one of the guests at the
meeting at Knockapptsnsuh Tribe. in
museum. on the occasion of the visi-
tation of Oilsnuoit Tribe. of Strstford. .
in midtown.
~Nothing more aclNeptsble for '
Christmas gifts than a handkerchief
or apron. On sale Dec. 6 at Red Men’ I
1 Trinity ' ‘ m {fluidly
soclsnty wiil ”in t” devotional so: . .
Murrow-ova as H .
s oclooh slum school room.
It In Gui tras slam in possible
should opulent such .-
n is miss hummus ... Mr. ‘
Jones. or the W praying.-
wiil have chorus of the service at the
ushthos on mission. on Bonds! night
Mr. Gals is s “Malinda” a
. aware
Burglary w
4 Insurance
TAYLousz 901’.th
NORWALK. GONN.
TILIPHONI 1|“
r
Park a. Tilford's
DeliciousCandies
~80LD AT—n'
F. H. BAXTER'S
DRUG STORI
tccatlnucd non aim
Several hundred strong, the rebels
.procccded to Santa Clara convent from
which they drove out the nuns. order- _
ing them to leave the island. The nuns
fled to Hong Kong.
From the convent the rebels merch-
od to the government house. before
whcih they mounted a cannon. An in-
terview with the governor was reduce.
led. and when .the oilicers shthe gov-;
crnment. house intervened they were
silenced at the point of the bayonet.
‘ The governor was compelled to hear
the dam ads, which were the expulsion
«of the r lialous orders, increased pay
for the army and the navy. the sup
presslon of the newspaper Vida Nova.
and the righting of alleged wrongs suf-
fered by the soldiers and sailors.
Under threat the government grant-
ed every damnd.
No casualties are reported. but the
military oilicers say that they have
lost all control of the troops. The so
cavity of life and property is not guara
V3198! Avaluei‘ Value!
If ever a store gave a man his money's werth of
clothes, this is that store. Value is the keynoteoi our
clothes—and top-notch value—not alone in the qual-
ity of the fabrics.‘but also in the msking,t the design.
ing. the finish the fit, the wear.
Let us show you the finest Winter Suits you chr
saw at our prices—browns and tons and greys and
blues—novel weaves and rich mixtures-ea regular
style show for yaw—Suits from $10 to $30.
And we'd like to show you down our line of Ov-
ercoats tom—big. roomy fellows in rough greys and
browns-«regular or convertible collars—and dressy'
Oxford and black coats with velvet collars-re dis-
tinguished group. $xo to $30.
Time for K. D. Frames for next sum-
mer’s best. new. Special prices. Two
slightly used boats tor sale; one lid-ft.
half cabin. with 8 h. p. new motor.
One at-tt. with 6% h. p. Stanley. Very
cheap it bought now.
OSCAR ANDERSON
Oyster-Shell PoinLNorwalk
A Gold
Crown
is the most. satisfactory way of sav-
ing ,a tooth. as it preserves it from
further decay. retains the size and
and usefulness.
crown wear well it must be made of
heavy gold; a thin one and a thick one
may look‘exactly alike in the mouth.
despite a vast dlii'erence in wearing
This lies with the dentist
and nothing but his honesty will llll
That is why my crowns
stand the test of time and why others
wear through.
Dr. J. H. Mallory
10 South Main 0!.
sad.
When the rebels arrived at the gov-
ernor's palace the governor's~aidc pro-
galnst their entrance. A bay-
ss placed at his throat and he
was threatened with instant death if
he gave an alarm.
HONG KONG, Nov. 30.-—The Portu-
guese garrison and naval force at Ma-
cao have revolted. demanding the ex-
pulsion of the nuns and an increase of
The government house was
threatened. a gun being trained upon
it
Sweaters. Gloves, Underwear, Neckwear, Shirts.
Hosiery. and so forth. .
MW
TWO STORES:
There is intense anxiety here, and
foreign consuls are making urgent in-
quiries regarding the security of the
citlsens of their countries and their
yhinese Viceroy has been warn-
. ed to have troops in readiness for ac-
tlon. The British authorities had not
sent a gunboat to the scene today. Bri-
. ush oitisens at Macao are arriving
The New Store
’4 Wall St.. NOVW‘lk- Macao is s seaport and a dependan-
' ‘ cy of the Portuguese in China. sltua
ted on a peninsula of the island of lla-
cso on the west side of the entrance
to the Canton river.
southeast of Canton and thirty-five
miles west of liong Konk.
it was settled by Portuguese mer-
chants in the latter part of the six
leenth century and long was a flour-
ishing port. After the session of Hong
Kong to the British the trade of his-
cao declined rapidly. The city was
subsequently ceded to Portugal bylchh
na Gradually the Portuguese extend.
ed their rule over the whole island.
(.hina objected to this
territory and has tredueatly
with the “shoe government overtheir‘
respective territorial rights. Contin-
sevonty miles
I take it for granted you want to buy thoibest stock feeds. But
how are you to knowT-know so that there's can't be the slightest
chance for n mistakewthst Bonnie Home Ground Feed .ior Horses,
Cattle and Poultry. are the best?
buying new with onebaif your stock To the other half food Bonnie
if you do 'tltnow after a trial shat Bonnie Feed is the best
d. 1’“ not bother you to buy any mo
brand. What is it made of? Corn. Oats. Barley and pu_ ”w”
ducts. fresh ground each day. ‘ ' ‘
First in finality. lastip was. always in the minds “t
ere—Bonnie Home Ground Feed for genes, Cattle and P
maust roamusvon.
douth Not-walk
. summaries. leads”
by appointment only.
Towels
Keep on feeding the deed yours
feed you ever u
ltd is low dividedm
words. one inhabited by Chinese and
the other by Missile. moi
tuguose. eschwmg its on adminis-
tutor. Whtho Portugucsomonavcir
wasmvor thspatmtho Postsoucso of
sum. petitioned the provisional gov-
ernment of Lisbon to permit the relig‘
ions orders tomato undisturbed on
We are now carrying a complete
line of Towels. in Huclt, Linen.
Damask. etc. Prices radio from
'25c’ts $1.. I.
For Fresh AFISH‘go wheremtitcmiiaidle nothing
but FISH to get the BEST
NATIVE FLATFlBH. not dressed ......................... . 8 pounds 26c
s css-lo.‘ uuuuuu a ----------------- PIN" l||Il13°J
BIA ESCALLOPS 3
NEW BEDF‘ORO AND LONG IONANDS.
from Macao state that
foreigners th re are safe.
one shops are closed The nuns and
children of foreigners are coming to
first the gov
mm In comply wi
moods of the rebels resigned.
REBELS CONTROL RICH COUNTRY
Christmas Novelties
SEE DISPLAY ~-
WEAKFISH . .
n
J. I. MALLETTE
(formerly Nissan Damn)
dd WADNINGTON ITRIIT
CityNationalBank
souvn NORWALK. cons.
rnsnssofs:ufiasL BANKING
... ....................... 80h quart
sssposn shuns. can "our. seamen MACKEWIRN ‘
LONG AND eouuo cums. HALiBUT. crux coo. suLL POND ove-
reas in THE SHELL. HARD cases. recs-r nan.
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Mn...
mas unwary.-
Msdogo’a Followers Active. jut Ro-
pom Osnnot Io Vcrlilod.
DOUGLAS. Aria. Nov. 30.——Accord-
log to advices received here early to-
day from revolutionary sources. the
rebels under hinders are in control of
the country betwaen Minors and Gus!-
noplto. including the towns and the
rich valleys west of Pearson's north
western railroad. extending to the
boundary of Sapusrlns.
The country said to be held by his-
dcro includes the Green Gold Com-
pany's concessions. and it is re portodp
res, an important sliver mtilin-
in nomads also in the hands of ”the
Practically all reports of the sltuh¥
in chihuahua and Sonora receiv-
ad. re ‘fro msources favorable to his-
ncrslly believed that
in t 9 present
.usmtmo it is impossible to obtain
say of them.
TELEPHONE l08.
Surplus and Profits
Isis Deposit loses. to and is per your
us.”-
‘ EDWIN H. MATHIWOON, Pros.
JOHN H. KNAPP. M VlooProI.
FRIDIRICK H ROWAN. 2nd Vlad-
PM
WILFBIO IODWILL. Ollltldi'
DIRECTOR!
l. "s' mmowssn Henry acymour
Ismael Grumman
Josiah It. Marvin J. Wallace Nsvvln
Christian darts John H. Light
South Norwalk Monumental Q 6.1.52:
John H. Knapp bifloc “d y.”
4_ SOUTH
FIEDIRIOK H- GAHUNO.
vague rumors of disturbances in Yucal
tan. which are nnierolly discredited.
have reached this city .
'rbst General bias is illustrated is
untrue. lie is in his usual health. and
visits the national palace every day.
giving the chairs of the nation his
personal attention
WOMAN'I ITODYOLUI.
The Regular Mutiny This Week l-isld
With Mrs. Irsnds at Tommi“.
Isr meeting of tho
it was l'lsld on lost
November at.
Branden in Tourism.
crunch People Under
no death Mala at.
liar EXTRA srscnts ®
vm assr summary BUTTER. l pound ...
AAP FANCY PATENT FLOUR. a barrel ..... . .
Adi? FANCY PATENT FLOUR.
s5pounds GRANULATED SUGAR
undo GRANULATED SUG Rt
.pou‘ndsGRANULATED SU AR er soc a”
:flmndsGRANULATED SUGARior ......................15c Wu!
The Great A&P Tea Company
1“ WMHINOTON "a ”m NORWAM
Deliveries 3 :3o a. ' E
Sufi 0_‘\ D
poundbsg...........
I'f" tsdclo Ilsa
' - Thomson
...........i-:i.. shlsss gm wmmv.atndy
a each «count for
‘ “7 Just a month.-and ‘
iss’rn when your ,. . .
The author5 spent
short avticlss and thumbnail
snatches wars road by the otherness
NW”
“in“ the home at miles-
. vovrr «mm .““ "3i “F“...W'W 9°» .
tailoring.
ALL SUITS LOOK ALIKE
TO SOME PEOPLE
but s close examination of dint
Hiéh-grade Suits 8. Overcoats ,
will most features not soon in the users! have! osmosis.
Hand buttoahoios. hand-felled collars. and all the points girtmf.‘
U .
We are showing I mound crop of Oval-costs (sold all pie Itch).
They are great values. at .15. 810.50. Oldsnd s20.
.girsseupiufg '
vine Fall Furnishings m for Fashionable 4. m. a
. Lidfli’fil I; 'V ;
SHOES
STATE 8F!“ 81X Ill.-
LIONS lllllllI YEII
(Continued from first Page.)
of departmental costs have increased
a hundred per cent. The intervening
ymrs have not. always shownconsecn-
live increases. but the tendency was
upwards
The comptrollerls report shows a to
Judicial expenses 9...... ...... ...}...
State capital and gred‘nds .'.' ........
sm. library . . ..
liumano institut
Printing public documents ...................
silldlers' children ...... . ............ .
O i
Shellfish . 1". .
Stateboa mof .. ........
Railroad com egg ....................
flank commissl 2.1: .....................
State board of charities ................. ..
Special commissions .. ....... . ..... ..........
laborburesu................ ...... '
Factory inspectors . .........
. Bridges and (onion ........ ........ ........ .
School tund commissioners ...
State highway commissioner . .
State roiormstory .
State board of arbitration . . .
Tax commissioner
In and of the dopartdtental sc-
conats there were heavier «pauses
in the years of the meeting of the gen
eral assamblyfih’s for instance in the
M343 bothegen
assembly. "odds“ revlous
M be total was $17731“. be cost
at ping the executive oiliccs was
lies Jae. crease in 1900. the
jail We.” cssssn. The
htghea a» Nioprlscners' board in
countyjslls wsh 08. when it touched
$188,089.1‘he contingent expanse ac-
count was hlilsst in 1008. when it
reached 8156.888. in that you the
cost or. institutions ran only
83.00‘0‘ ad last year‘s inns. in
many accounts there was not a great.
variation at gurus for sévorsi years.
althom the ladrsascs were evident.
The more noticeable accounts were
those for special commissions and
highways. in» it“ the expenditures
tor special commissions wont to 3M0.-
000. dropped tbomost r to ”8.843.
and in the rs folowlng reached
8102.858. 884 .058. antistatic: for
1909. The highway department used
cast. in in 1809. as compared with
' . svosv circuit.» W
M
Told in the Jury by .Dlstriot Attor-
‘ “W "Hill. \
GREEN”). m» N". lib-’1‘!“
story of the alleged killing of Deputy
Bhsrill Emmott ll. moi. oi Charlo-
local. by Sills N. Pholpd. of Nouns.
snows throughout museum hiss. *
sschusstts so the "items Brian ow
law." was told by District Attorney
whimrwin. oi Northampton. in the
cons superior
osmwhsrol’aslgisontrlsltovm
tal upondlture for“
September 30, of 88.
treasury balance is 81.1
accounts are divided under to nm~1 ‘
the last one being added rinsing the
year covered by Itho report. and ia~
menta The comparative figures for s eludes expenses on accoulu. of the
decade show that in this period may war against tuberculosis. and the at»
tire is ”95.691.’ ‘
The total expenditures for 1901 were
82.860390. as compared“ With $6,315.14?
the past year. the to
state bonds and into
Here are figures from the report: '
lsnot. including
Executive chines ... ...... ... ..... . .
Jain prisoners‘ board .‘ ....... .. ...... U...‘
Contingent expenses .. ......... .. .
State normal schools. ....... ...... ....... ....
”Common schools .... ....... ..H
Stateprison i:-.‘.-.. .. ..
connection School tor lacy: ...... ~
Connecticut Agricultural school . ...... ..‘.....
”State pauper: ‘..~‘.:’ 2:: . .... ........;....
at...” will? as“ ..... ::::::::~.~;:::»v-:
nucleated soldier!“ ................... '. . .. . .‘
Agricultural affairs ........... .. ...........
National Guard ..... '. .‘ ................ .. . . . . .
(lov ernor‘ s Guard ............... . . . . . ....... . -
Fish and gramme commission .............. .
s ............. ...-...
Insurance commissioner ........
SiltOpolltti...r§ ..... ................ .
$846,409 the previous year. whichwss W“
the high water mark uptiihthad. tins.
Some of the items oi mists 80h
Antonio llo foes, v
8159.i7d:gsme Mir-m «'5
4:08 charter fess. $161,485: Mflh- -"
erics. “5.8“; corporacimr outstation. ‘
817.638; lahcrlm tax. “89. .
torost school food. 8107A“:
from Insurance com ...
res; military ooh-station tax. not.
tall; in on Muhammad!”
on are income com
tax on life insurance W'
716; ”smut stock all 0
ts: on steam rationsds. this!
on street railways. mating“
ssvlnfl boobs.
ph
018: state bonds issued”!
The items of receipts m
edicts of the secretary
tax commissioner srs ,
tors. and that thorshslllsh
pharmscy
police bring in smash
The not debt of the “stow
her 1 last was 08.114368»
all with “(Milli a relic
Mix. A .
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