l 10:3 l .‘Hblid 51‘! FOR ayPhoiographs snout nus truss. Hill ! _ sun and Soft lists, sun lists. 'Paaaaass lanai. lll'l‘S ! Fall Styles. lusllgrsdessndsolorsof moan listsformsnsud h‘fi‘fimmmmmu KNAPP’S, 91 Washington St. Pursléulur attention paid to Fixing, Cleaning and Ironing Sills lists. s29 Paaaanalaaaa. fimfifiaflylm’u yourkitcheu Boot and. Lowest Price me. Ihsve the exclusive agency for the alien celebrated “entrances RANGE,” mama a... some. as w alarm-class artists st the price of lighter sud ‘llaouss. lwsmut srsry oncfobe THE BEST AND QUICKEST BAKER WM. fo'finan. 65 mourn IAIN STREET. usa- sou'ru uonwm. cons. Ali lfllllllliil? u so, call u ital Water Street, Narrall, m canshislo s Lunch for a small so. And anything it the line of Temperance Mrs. Alla headquarisrs for Sportin Goods FireArmsand Fishing Tickle oa’ All Description, Minor with s full line of Dog Isdiclnes. N0. 4 WATER STREET, NOI'ALK. BOYCOTT iaanvnanaannaci ca illuminant n Parana FLOUR hyosrrddssssgllsrpcsaupsld.” taanmaaaa. m to this sides is: the my W” .. Mugs JACOB l _R‘~‘I’iiio loudest. om omnipres- 'ui out: when mucus-mm W noun cosmos. or. ll. I. moths. nrs as Ills. attains a sauna. AND lllllllllllll’l illllKSv. IN LATEST STYLE. LADIES’ CAPES From $1.49 to $13.50. .———.>——— A. Iliaiarman & .80 , 84 WASHINGTON ST., SOUTH NORWALK. CT. 2:5 45 45 4545454545 45 454545 WHY AUGIIT I T0 BE THANKFUL 't BBOAUBI 1 CAN BUY A'I' MOORE & HARMAN’S mvsnrnmm mmcm FOR ‘UCINTS Pill POUID. m mum- me CORN '03 It's PER CAN. SOLID 31b CAN TOIL- TOIS FOR 10c PER CAN. NICE. SWII‘I' PIA“, 2 CANS FOR ac. TWO CAXS ”LION FOB 25c THAT CANNOT BE BEAT FOR THE MONEY, AND A VARIETY OF MEIR CANNID GOODS T00 NUIIROUS T0 llNTlOl'. OUR COPY“, WI ARI CONVISCID, owns mus SATISFACTION. Bl~ CAUBI WI HAVE IT FRIBE BOMB!) IYIRY Willi. TERRIBY 1N8!!!- lNG ITS masses. WI RAVI GOOD BUTTER FUR i‘c PER POUND. AND RAVI BUTTER THAT IS NOT IXCILLID FOR an: PAR POUR! . WE HAVE OTHER BARGAINS THAT W1 WILL OYFIR YOU WHEN YOU CALL. 45 00“ AND an UR. fidhhfihhhfidhhfih cacaceeees & g 0 O :0 "I a. I > :0 Z > 2 North Main Sb, South Norwalk. 45 454545454545454545454545 HEATERS- Wshsvstwoncwilssiuswhichwswouldbsplussd toshowtothspoblk: 'l'lli Vlli'l'llli and [it NEW SiliFllRl] Wssisohsrsslsrgeiineof RANGES. noun our sun Poursnsu. ESTIMATES GIVEN 0N PLUIBING AND TIN WBBK. F. H. NASH 8: BBQ, Cor. lulu and West Streets. South lot-walk. lilllllllillllii lllll MEATS A'l' 'l'llll OLD "AID OP THADDEUS GUYER, (successor to 'l'. Burr Guysr & Ion). SPRING-WOOD, ALL ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED. City People find it. to their advantage to trade with us. GIVE US A TRIAL. 2.35.5.2 till i llllil . Einniiir Sinai Fish, units, clan, Sail Fill, SCAflLOPS, sauna has Biilllil PURCHASING. Pars Touts this”, lupsrtsl ilsr- Mws AIIW discs, Pars Yer-out lspls livrsp, Grand inducements Imports! Grapes. Pickled am- “am. sees 83% ten “Manila-sod Goods .__..1 All kinds—- OIDIIII DILWIRUO PIOIP‘I’LY TFZELUFF Willlllllliillll lllllll'l. 0-. mph.“ flu ”fligfim II M flows lino-d Poultry a Specialty. w TWP... s WW ma maul Bans, “UM“ runs mass-m ’ inalieialiiawiasa Yes, that is what we need. Furthermore, wears going to have it—only, however, at a gr rat sacrifice. To make room for our Christmas stock, “which is to be the largest and most complete line ever shown in South Norwalk,” we are going to sell every cloak and outside Garment of every description at cost for the next 10 days, atter that we pack them away to make room for Holiday Goods. It may seem strange that we should pack them away just in the height of the season, but it is business every time with us. We can make more money out of the space they occupy than we can through them. There- fore if you want a of any description, the present is the time to buy it, and the place is the SOUTH NORWALK BllSTllll STllllE, aawssnnae'rou smear. . A HOME M 10 Per Cent. Less Than Cost. Plaistad’ llfllllill REMEDY Will relieve that sore throat and cure your cold. Having bought the easterly the WOODWARD HOMESTEAD, 1 (liter for sale lots on Woodward avenue at $12.00 per front foot, arid the lots on Lowndes avenue at part of $10.00 per front foot. To each purchaser who will build within two years, I will FOR SALE pay 10 per cent. of the cost oi the house on the amount oi $1,500. tends from Woodward avenue Low rides avenue ex. 6 feet by 2; feet by 13 inches, to the water. The water front in perfect order, at Pllli'l'lill’l Drucr Store. on liowmles avenue will be of its citizenu. it is the only street in the city that has a waterfront. These lots are all level and dry. There is only s choice in their location on the avenue or the water. Select your lot at once and get first choice. Maps and full informstion st TAYLOR & GOLDEN‘B or C. BWARI‘Z'B. Piaisted’s Barsspsrilla is o perfect blood purifier, only 75 cents. aananaa nan, Jinn or nasaa nanaa ' given to the city for the use a” ‘ a. so its lillllllilill lilillilllllll. 65 some MAIN STREET. BOOTH; NORWAIJK, - 00". lisvloglttadsps I Carriage Repository Atwllortb Isisllnstdlnulh Idssirsto csllthsstloutlou of the wusWhm line I mnw-ueamm 'l'ilsss Wegoussrsof their“ unwarranted and include the lesdlngstyissof Surreys, Buggies, Phaewns. Concorde, Spindles. Bond Carts. Business Wazons, Grocery and lilk Ws ous. CARRIAGE Baptisms mommy ATTENDED re. ”A”. A. “CLEAN. '18! DB. CRAIG'Q original Kidney and Liver Cara Crown Huston sud Pills. Tbsvsrstheosl Bsfs Rsmodlcotousofor thoss unlisted with Brig 1's ulsssas, Liver complainant! Urinary Aleciious. Only those “spared in the our roll are the Originalsud t . rmly Kidney giddy." Cure that will restore you to perfect All Ladies Use (3. B. It. A. Craig Medicine (30.. Pascale. N. J. Edd!) n gaisted's Drug Store. South Norwslk. Isl-sou. Bronchitis, pin. Co .Crsu . . Asians. and every stream of t c “road.“ so M‘inclndru (losses: in Spccdysnd armorial. 'sed forzflfly years!i PILES, HUMORS. . ulu. [cu Rheum and on houses of tho Iood are cured by FOWLE'S FILE III illlll'lfl CUBE. n? 6m gums . Sui Is and an lainlniiliiii ti lorry 31., It! fort City. '3 I"! ashram-1.! 0' “In Stool Sksin ram Wagons, Paris Carts, Railroad Carts Road Carts, Utility Oats. Clipper Wagons, Easy Elam, Basel». Phaeton, 3mm. Spindle Wagons, Top and Na Top Delivery Wagons, lfllk Wagons. maowunmm rate-ms, Tbs on tho articles that will use you. or Wagons have s worl maids reputation as to quality. style sud finish. Nous Superior. Itmt Sprinklers. Ws have ths best sum lpnoklcrs in the World. Also hon the uncut and bad nu] Iiik Wagons in New York. . ”In ”Seeing is Believing.” in -~ 1 ‘3"; And his but fun unmade itirshl - diu'sof old "I won- derful lsmp'l" A lamp Challis-I] lon— ss’losivs and urns It'll-Isis. which gives s slur. sort, lilisntwh‘lollghr of ill mrru‘a .wu.’ Pom and litillIifl‘ than gas lilill, soilrr “In slcclvic li bl, no" cheerful I so . ‘ cithcll ‘l’iistlsmpis I ’ c h R J . fl ' I C omester. And with it thus is no so inks. no small, subsoils shimmy no link tuning, no sweating, soul-m. up oi in. name. no "tonimtuo‘ so: annoyance of am kind. sad it soon oasds trim-tin . its nls loll reservoirs) to" tough ro seamless ivrsss,wlth eso— it and . it Is uholllsl’ unbreakable. so ago.“ Mil: gar-gab. ' 0 0! mr I o sigma-'3. truncate-050w.“ it suck I tailing saga». lasso is. m (0.. Oh my. tho ”anemia” "cpl?" sa‘rvwzfir“ '3: all. was» I at s as so,“ Tails Lam's, Banquet It“ . v3.3 “honorary biotin souls, for. .Iloso. Nichol-dd mosh Wrought It... Ask the ion-odes!" for it. Lush lovt'hs wads-m sump: " rss liar-mil." lf ha Issa'ttbo sins Rochum Ind “ll sryis you K's-go” solsso orsisnsor. audio-s Hui-f ”Mill m (“Magn- land all we will beams“! It! m l your door m MI! (30.. so M M In You}. WM'W M h “muslin!“ PLATING 49 [till limit, Still iimll first ”I“! ”I its one enlists sus- "‘ ‘mmomm M ”Wm” oonn, SILVER, stones ’""'“ Yale Hopped the Ground with .. the Tiger Colors. Willi—YALE, 89; PRINCETON, 0. Orbs. M Block Was Outplayod st Ivory Point and losolvod s Crushing Bolas-Yale's flan fleclung Proud s W Autos—Capt. Poo lsvsrsly Burl. NEW YORK, Nov. fill—Tbs championship football gsms bstwson Princeton and Yale, which was contested on tho Eastern Park pounds yesterday afternoon, was wonbyYslsby assets of 82 to 0. Tim guns was witnessed by 25,” persons, who manifested their enthusiasm in every son- osivsblo manner. The crowd some from ovary part of New York state, from tbs in- terior at many surrounding states and homsllovsr tho United States. Nearly all the difisrcnt colleges in the out worn represented among the coaches. At. 1:50 Jim Robinson ran on the field wearing the Princeton sweater and was followed n few momsnts sftsr by tho Princeton team and substitutes, numbering twenty-two in l. The yell that went up must have in board in New York. sway before Capt. Rh yell that went up for Ysis wnssv'su‘grestsr than that for Princeton and land longer. The teams finally lined up in the follow- ing order: flow The, Lined. _ nu cosmos. rsnimou. Hartwell ............ [Aft sud ............ Warren B. florr'mon ........ Full hock ............ Rornsus The V 'I'riek Pulled. Brooks, of Harvard, was referee, and Coffin, of Wesleyan, was umpire. Then the substitutes gathered up the sweaters and ran totbe lines, sud the crowd shouted . and yelled as though it meant to give it final in:- petus to its favorites!»- fors the game began. When Mr. Brooks called time Prinostou had the bail and formed for tho “00B. M'CLU‘SO. V trick. This move was . a failure, for King, who ' ran with the hull, was downod whsrs ho wss. 0n the second down the bull went to Spider, who “gnu-“595“ rsn ten yards. Then King made five yank. The ball went. to Homsus, who kicked it. It was aught by McCluu within fifteen yards of Yslds goal. Heflsfi finger made ilvs yards. 0n the fourth down with no gain the boil went. to Prince ton. Humans tried to kick a gust from the field, but failed The playing was ten ribiy sharp and tho cheering simply tor» rifle. The ball was within twenty ysrds of Yale’s goal until it was kicked. The bollwss brought to the twenty-five yard line sud Ysls tried to force it by an open bridge, but was balked bythc Princeton rushcrs’ Poo tackled sharply and Harvey could not make a gain around the and. McClung and Morrison both tried sdssh through the line, but. foiled, sad the bull wont to Morrison iors kick on four downs. The ball was fumbled by Princeton and fallen on by lisflsiiinger. III to Nothing in Yuio's 'svor. ilsrvsy made a fins run of ten yards. Another brilliant run gave him too yards morn. Yale had now advanced tbs boll twenty-firs yards up the field by a series of brilliant forced rushes. and the ball was in tho middle of ilieiield. Morrison gsiusd soother five yards, but Princeton sgsln got tbs boil and Spircr carried it book live ysrds to the middle of the field. Hortwnll gottho boil and made for tho Princeton goal. lis ran to tho twenty yard line. when Fume-s downed him. Tho boll wss our riot! in twenty yards and play resumed. “hates got through Princeton's rush line and unmi the ball two foot from themes]. The crowd vn-nt wild as Mcfflnng doshod against Princeton's nix-hora sud bsrsly managed to unit?“ the ball over tbs lino. A goslyu kicked. which made the scorn 0 lot) in Yale's l'nvor. MOI-Ilugev's (in-l Work. Princeton: lined up for the V trick, but gained nothing. The ball on the second down was inmiilnl and lisdciilnssr fall on it. \‘sls salvation-Ii it by ohm-t you through tbs center. The ball wentto Prison- ton, but who coral-l gain nothing onions downs. it mm: to Yale. sud Marlon. made In yard» sully. lfsthlfiugsrtook the boil and was pushed ton yards, dri tho i’rlnsotou moo balm him ilk-eh dm. Tim rush lino work oi the Yale too. was immeasurably superior to Princeton's. When tho ball was onst- mmpntln ploy Cruelty unload Iva yards through tho scum. The ball want to Princeton for o! aids play. ilomass mods s long kick dorm the field which was csnght byflo- (flung, who sdvsnsad the boil tmty-fivs ysrds bsfors he won tackled. This boil than changed hands. Hum triad for s kick and Muffin». caught it. Rs took it and want through the Princeton mnwtth thousuaissac. it wsslsutouthomd down. Princeton kicked it down the laid. whor- lt was taught. Ysls osrriorl it In isu tsrrlilc dashes and skillful dodgi lemony u Mood Asses. lioClung's work was as brilliant as soy Amos svsr showed. and the admiration of thouawd rose forYsioasthoy sswhow automatic was putting up. Wbsu tbs boll had «1st to Princeton’s twistyvfivs yard line Envoy tried to buck the cantor. but was successfully tackled Poo. Yale’s playing was marked all ugh by the most brilliant interfering, dolpsrutsrnshos and daring dodging. Tho boll was given to McCluug whsu within toll yards of Princeton's gosi,sud honoured another touchdown and kicked goal, bring— ing tbs soars up to in for Yale inso- ton’s nothing Again the Prince nmsn lined up and started with the V trick and gained about five yards. Then ths boll waspssssd tonissr and he made srun, gaining ton yards. The ball was now on Yale's twenty-five yard line. Humans kicked it on the fourth down. It wont be» hind Yale’s goal line, and was brought out and carried to the middle of the field. Princeton got. the bail and Klugmsds I run of ten yards. Romans thou kicked it well down the field, when McClung fum- bled it and then fell on it. The first half ended with the bull usu yards from the line in Yale's possession. , Capt. Poo Hurt. At 8:10, when the second half storied. tho Yule men cums on the field confident, while Princeton seemed rather dsspond- snt. Yale begun by gaining tsn yards. Princeton then got. five yards. Human! posted and Rhodes got the boil and insdo sgrsst. run through Princeton’s line for twenty-five yards. Poe was hurt in the scramble which followed, and it looked at one time as though he was going to quit playing. but he finally piuckily rosumod. Bys series of runs Yale got. tho boll within twenty yards of Princeton's goal. Prince- ton got the bail and gained ten yards, but McCluug got it again and carried it back sight yards with two men on his but. With only five yards to gsin Yule lost tho ball and Homans saved a score by panting to the middle of the field. All Yuls's WI]- Ouce more Yale worked the bull down toward the goal by forced rushssof RM. sud McClung. McClung finally kicked sud Humans caught the ball on Pm ton's ten yard line. Humans then kicked back to the center and )lcClt'mg immo- distoig returned it. The ball went onto! bounds, but Humans got. it sftsrstlght ruse. At this point Bliss took Harvey’s place, the latter having had his ankle hurt. The ball was then advanced ten ysrds by McClung, and after u scrimmsgo he got. the bail again and carried it to within five yards of the line. Rhodes rushsdlt screen the line and McClung kicked til. goal, making the score 22 toll in Y1”- fsvor. Rhodes got the ball when the m lined up and carried ii. to the mlddloof the field. Morrison gained ton yards more. Bliss then made a beautiful run of fifteen yards and Yale got. five yards more on out— side plsy. McClung and Wallis mods runs of five and ion yards respectively, which brought the ball to Prinssion’s twenty-five yard line. McCluug than scored another touch down and kick-d goal, making Yale’s score as Yulo’s Grout Victory. When the ball was brought back totho middle of the field Humans kicked it well up in Yale's fluid, but the latter workod i. book by bake and runs into Princeton’s field and Morrbon finally scored. M down. McClung failed to kick goal sud tho gums was called with the sunroof 32 too in favor of Yale. McCluug's great. work throughout the gums was greatly admired, and the Elk glish football players who were present were enthusiastic over him. A Raw at Rochester. Rococsrss. S. Y., Nov. m—Thc football gums between the University of Rochester sud Union college tennis here endediu s disagreement. Rochester claims to bars won the gums fairly by a score of mo, but the referee, who was the trainer of the Union eleven, announced the score was 5 iodin favor of his a-Iub. He did not make the decision on the ground, however, so be dsrsd not on account of the menacing sttituds of the enraged spectators Tho game will be protested by Rochester. carnal] Dole.“ Chicago. Calcium, Nov. 8.—-Cornsll defraud "I. Chicago fooilmll team, composed largely of “ministry; of Yale and Pincston, in In uniting grime yesterday iuys score of 13 to 8. LlKE THE NAVASSA RlOT. Your Most Killed in I right In in“ Carolina. BALT'NUHE, Nov. lily-Joseph Dysoski sod William Zwiuski, who loft born this. ‘2.” ago with ssrspty-flvs other labour. for the Ashley River thphsts company’s guano deposits, near Charleston, 8. (7., hsvs returned and tell of a riot which oo- cnrrsd there in which Emil Klslusudfhno Poles who were in there gun: was kill-d. Klein. who was a saloon keeper of this city, was in charge of seventy-dram and promised them good wages. The Poles, Italians, Indians and I)!” who are the only inhabitants of tin. guano tlspmlln, excepting the whit..- bosses. become diautuflml with their pay, which wssmuch less than lull been promissd. and demanded batter lrcstrnsnL Kiel. tried to quiet the belligerent». but was I.- suocssoful. Tbs mun.” tin-nopensd In on Klein and sonic lililrfl' whites. Kid- hd, but was overtaken and sinus aloud, Dysosklssys that on" nth" tun rm killed in tho melee, CW“ ‘5’ 5! Iho Cubs-Duos. “warm. 3|... Nov. fl—A containing Clinch-a lhhrmm , m and child wss struck by Hm nighttssln from Both. Ito-r Cruwlrys, but until... he angles scooped the sell. from tussoc- flop, and when the train wss stoppod tho than wm found sitting on than“ of tho earrings. resting so thssowcutsksr. Ir. turban... struck tho bollnbssdsodwss badly injured. but the men. won out} lull 7 M-.. _ _ g Aw [incursio- 1min firm fisw from. Nov. MNAI» ucursloutflll on the Newark and i'stenon branch lilo lflerullmsd, carrying four tsrgst m panics. was run into by! "Kill! “I buttress iii-rim om! Avondsis, bl]! wrecklsgtlurwomrssrs Tbsp. angst-wane throws about is grosses.» fusion and twenty parso- wsrs slightly injured. W....._......._..... not us. win last-Is. Amour, in, Nov. uwvm skilhsu were playing hlmduflflm than-sis! earth-um lord h taking out not mod is, kuryisgthssooftksu. Ind llswlsy. Hillard and Prod solar last lost of not A Inphrsssf -
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