'nt inolirdee plain and figured Tadeter,
note on plain and polka dot elleett. Saline.
g _ Woolene In every conceivable shade and
] rtme'nt and prices they are unmetohable. ,, .A .
Bile to 815.
{mitten representing the government
lthe local authorities and the cllima
i0! Palermo.
Seat! have been reeerved In the
gchurch lor Prealdent McKinley and
ithe members of his cabinet: Chief Jua-
jtice Fuller and Anaoelnte Justices of
stile Supreme Court; memberu of the
iUnlted States Senate and House or
Illepreeentntives; Messrs. Alger. lilies
Bl'Illl' Ol "Ni and Garry, former member: oi Presi—
dent McKinley'a cabinet; the governor
and other atate ofileere or New Jereeya.
, representatives of the county and city
2 governments oi New Jeraey: President?
Q Austin Scott. 0! llutger'u College: lien.
ry W. Green. representing Princeton
illnlveraity; representatives of the Re-
.Epubiican organiution In New Jenny;
and Fannie county and varioul manu-
factoring and financial Inutitutions
with which Mr. Hobart had been iden-
*tl ild.e
Alli STATE [lilllllllElll
at, lire
”direction, looted
it limit
Nemam'emllemin
’mmrmotquomou-m
unanimity whiohie oorv
root. Mamiethpriuiple
mmiummm
lion. tumour-remnant. Wide
muflflmmmmlflin
not mm ”launch" Drone Shirts.
81M.
torrid burns
A great variety of Worsted Con: forte
tor the coming cold day: annuity.
Dainty Wool Foeeinaton ln all colon
use to 750; Knit Wool Honda. black, 50.
15c and two—pink. blue and white,
$1.00: Imported German Hand Knit
Shoulder Sherrie. black. gray and pur-
ple, $1.25. $1.50 and ”.75: Crochet
sit-win. pink. blue pad white. to and
76c. two and 31.25.
iigians.
For the days when Baby is taken for
aeunny rlde in the Baby Carriage,
there met her an Afghan of course for
the Carriage. 2? They are to be found
in the lntnntn"l)epartment in great va
riety—of Elder-down. with Embroideo
ed deeigna. at 75c to $1.50. and 01 Silk
and Lace for from {5.00 to 88.00.
My“ PM fir g DI! .l’l the 'lledcemer were magnificent. A
”UNI“! ll! lethal rand o amilax over three feet wide
, jnnd thick enough to hide the wall rani
.WO Will: lierih . around both sides and the front of the:
m... u C nrunin auditorium. Above the wreath?
‘ "m' was unbroken by the pipes of the great;
- :organ At the window giant palms?
reached up to the umilux. ’I‘lIesc palms
and the feetooning around the win-‘2
‘dowe was laden with white ilowcra.
principally lilies of the valley. orchids
and ohr'yannthemumn. Around the or-
gun and the pulpit lilies were uerVll’i
In lavish profusion. The fonts betore
the pulpit were covered with Ameri—
‘ can beauty roses to the hcight of nine
feet. A large undooorutod apace be-2
i lore the pulpit was renewed for the
unket.
There were thirty two pallbearers
eight representing the United Stutcei
‘lSenatc. eight representing the Home;
of Ropreaeutativ on eight pervonal pail-
bearers. oriented by Mr Hobart two
months hr tore his death and eight scr~
gcnnt-ot- arms oi the Senate. known on;
‘ll"- Senntc Polite. who ruled on body
lmurcra uml rurried tho cuukct They
were in uniform and wore headed in
(Inpmin t. I'. Garden. their chic! It;
, in ruxtonrmy for them to so Rtl at ihc’
" After communirntlng w‘g‘fluncruls of ncnntora. and firm nekcd
ithe privilege of so acting In the (our
of the vice president.
The personal pnllbeareru wcrc Attor-.
ney General (lriggu. Edward T. ilcil.i
lronklin Murphy. Gcnrrai Joacp h w.
' ( ongdon Judge .l. h‘r'uuitlin Fort. i
her and 32.000 in gold (lent-2rd! ‘ .
.2101: RPM the woman and sun'flileorgc I. linker, E. A. Walton and;
('oloncl William ilnrhour
. l
“flaw: tor-i132? 0:! thl.i:lillfri::li 'l' ho. Senate pnlllmarcrx were William:
th.olthe Twentieth Infantry Hc P. h‘ryc of Maine; Iii. .-.i Hound. of
i0lll0: William ..l Scwcil and .lohni
cheerful and rather glad that . , . . . .
E trophies had culminated 0n tho 'K“"“"’”“'“ J“”‘“-‘ (" “ ""”b““k"'r
no arriving at Manila this morn-
of lmliunn: .lnmca McMillan, of Michi—s
m Lieutenant Smith took Bucnram-i gun: John W. Daniels. 0! Virginia. and
unto the palace lie was only a 'cwi
..\I. ('orkrcil of Missouri.
1» The pallbearers from the House of
gnuggl‘etl'llcy‘i‘fil’d 3222:: 3“}: “3:13;! iicprcscntativcu were: I). B. Hender-
ind peace and had for :I long tlmc‘ ’0" "I "m“:
.lohn .l Gardener and ll
his inilucmc for ma”, Aguiuul \irnuo- l’nrkcr'. of Neil Jersey; (hurled
.lie added. was r~trcaiing north
l‘. .lm. (.l lilesouri; W l’. Hepburn oi
2.000 mm and twr cannon lion-
Iuwu; .lohu liulzcll. of Pennsylvania:
em Otia thcn summonrri llrmoal mm "mm" ll lilcl' Minn. of NW York. and
M Willirrton who p"(Vlf)llSi m dr'ii- "'h" I' ““9" M ””5"” > ,
lit away with lirwnr ..imino rcceivmli H" "‘"mm ““S prcnrhui "y R‘"‘2
WHOM to lock lr‘ m in romlort
ila. November 25. 1:25 p. m.—
Inlno, the hrainu oi' the insur-'
2. is locked up here in charge of
«lief General Edward B Willia-
provoot. marshal. When Tar- i
the nu. Buencamino lied northward
. withtAguinaIdo'a three-year-old eon
Md on old lady supposed to be the mo-
m7 ol Aguinaldo'rr confidential oer-r
flat. Tomas Maxarine, and a guard
M I hundred uoldieru. Reaching the (2
n'rlghborhood of the coast November
iii, 'ljltiencamino found American sol-
illicit! on every uidc and escape impoa-
file. So he nought refuge in a little
Mailman village six mileu from'
”want“, living In a mean little but
gouging to nativco who were luio-
‘ towards the insurrection. 0n
, on his idcrriiiy ammo rcfugers
in the news November 20 to Coir,
bother ll. linr'c. commanding then
)1 rethird infantry. garrisoning‘
r
E
Wheaten. Major Marco's
ln'n battulionu surrounded the vil-
,_ ,' November 21 Buencnminm 2
' 2 _2 had hidden their rifles and nor-2
.. and lluencnmino sm'rcnderedi
iMillion. resistance. lie had oniv a few
i
'llr. David 1). \lngic. ”in text wua‘
urc.
i'rmldcnt McKinley and his party.
and the (‘ ougrouaionnl and other gov-2
e-rnmrnt rcpret‘tentativeu arrived hcre,
at l p. m 'lhey were driven to (‘arroilf
‘iIalI immediately.
loo him
mcamino in thc tlllr’f author 0.!
be Filipino (onslltulion and most 01'
“I state documr nlsr
r—‘l'lirI i'ol‘;
”m cable-gram hue bran rrnccivcda
0%?" ”“"“""“’"‘ "m“ ""“m'lYALE VERSUS PRINCETON-
Manila. N member" .5.
Imrgeum manic icint on lmrts inst!
mt. 'I'hrrr- enlietcd man wounded
2 Wuhinxtlrrr. Nowmlu-
Continued iron: First Page.
fill! quarter's ani .illou' no portion in mud: up of abort srntcuccu of Scrip: .
tl l
g ; last
inlaid curtains.
A demand has arisen for Colored
Curtaina for Librariée and Dining
Room. and the reeuit ha: been that
2thia acnaon' :2 styles have been produc-
tive of many charming interior elects.
2The department with the newest and
prettieet designs. Some in French
Madras at M 50 to $12. 50 the pair. and
Cotton and Silk Stripe Curtain: In
either light or dark colora at $1.25 to
85.00 the pair. are of exceptional beau-
2ty.
4...—
Stationery.
The oeason‘ of letter writing in at
‘hand—of notes. invitatione. accept-
ounce and regrets—and pretty Station-
ary lea neccaeity. In the fitationary
Section you will iind an immenae vari-
ety to select from. Hurllrut a Old Hoi-
Iend Blue Paper, with Embossed Ini-
tials. no two alike, 35c box.
12...). M. READ co.
Established In”.
- W. W".
EI
loom
Bush
The real tern of a tooth
bro-h colon in ruling
. it. ltoiiher wear! or
done not wear. ll it
wear», \uu are unlin-
um; and Ir tho brmru
wear down break «if
or pull out in too abort
n timc, iii-n you got.
angry and ”root troo-
lug It lltul atom "
“'2: mo sell you n tooth
limit that will wear
until you get rim! of
net the old
hm. “'0 soil thr-
It 300 to goln new
aW-neutmen and keep
niri onion. it's 5 hmno
w o r l ll 30. ~ me
would any more.
We ncll other brushes
ranging tom 000 '0
389.
R. H. PLAISTED.
i't \i‘uhiugtoo ritrwi,
9‘0. Norwlik.
' their loss iv: 0 killed and orrc captur— failed to kirk thc goal. Score: Prince-g
oil. Quickly withdrew Additional too. ‘2' Yale 5.
incl)! sent from Manila today. lnsrur- TEAMS ”RE PP MIMN. 1
mtg will lw rlr'lvrn moth. Reports \i'luclcr kicku oil to i’ulc's twenty-
h'otll Negro encouraging. ('um in..yord line. .iicllridc returns trick to:
2. meat leadcr north of inland aurrenu Prim etou *2 thirty-yard linc.
tiered voluntarily. More planting he-. Roller 806's through riilht talkie tori
lug done. Moro sum.” mills I'i work one yard. W hecier noes thrmluh «en-2
than at any tlnro alnu‘ I'molntion tor for threc \Hnrda
will“ Strain Mann (mum report; .vrconr) nous ”'IIIROI (m mun-ms
m" appurtnili “""ml our “"9"" llr(‘ord gone through center for five
“I that "m" "r “0‘?” "m“ i" “9"“ yards. Princetona bull on hcr own
‘ WNW?" “mill!" m romlitmm and forty— yard line. McCord fails to gain. ,
“3 "m" 2" (In third down Wheeler kicks to Y'inlre
“noun BELLS 7lili’i‘ii‘:.i‘3‘l.“§‘fr... 'i:'..tr...2'::::l':’
ion. FOR norm
over Princeton's goal line. Ball t'omos
Continued tron: First Page.
into .Princeton'a fifteen-yard linen
Wheeler kicka to midfield. Sharpc
carried it back twelve yards. Keane
gained two ynnls. Sharp:- gaine two
ayr.du Sharpe gain: one yard more.
Pllce l'Itlll‘ tlro liolmri r22midrnu- .
, 2 l . -
1‘ nice of l'uiicd Stutru "-8 Sign: ling" on Primctons thirtv nix
% abomrhe groundnut (‘ .Irroii linll 2“ ""M' ”‘0” 7"”: “"32”
W of city polite kopt iht- .trecr' (lordon Brown gains one yard. Keane
of the houvc door so that the tried for center without gain Sharpe
. could am". and d'mrt kicks goal from the field a drop klt'tt
church hello vvcrc toilet! irom'from Pl'll'ir'omn'n thirty-live-yard line.
H j m whpn “peel,“ M't'vlt‘w Si'Ol'Pi Yale. “’1 Princeton. 6.
held in many churches of diflvr— FIRST HALF'ENDED
. immnntionn all over ihc div. 2 thclcr kicked off to Yale ten ynrd
services were generally Ichl Ill-2 line. McBride returned to Princeton's
ill! were of an impreuuivc I' har- forty yard line on next line up. Wheel-
. er went through center for three yard;
W the» services the church bells Rotter goon through center to Prince-
. .2 toiling and coniinucd until ton' a 52-yard. Wheeler gore through.
”or arrivcd for the public funeral center (or seven yardl.
‘ g 2 it the t hunh of thc Rmicem- Roller went around Y'Ilea right end
' to Y-‘ulc u thirty- il~vc yard line ulrcrc
edialluguiulu-Ilwvruouu .Irrivv'rl ”to boil omit-d
road a the: were met by com- Score: tale. to;
i'rom Governor r2 island did police
Princeton. 6 l
‘groaely obscene drawing
mm
The Most Sensible
Holiday or Christmaa (lift a young
man con make his parents. in the pro-
per kind of n Lilo Insurance Policy.
it shows his devotion love and respect.
2We no" the' Hproper' policies.
I‘HE CONN. GEN'L LIFE INS. 00..
i' nited Bank Building.
South Norwallt. Conn.
'i-‘rnnlr l.‘Hornmedieu. General Agent
l’llOS’l‘RATION 0I2‘ i’l'l.l’ MAKING.
liangor. Mr" November 25—~'l'hc
prmrtrution in the pulp making induw
tries. owing to low water. line not been
materially improved by the rain that
has fallen in the past (cw works. and
it is feared that winter will shut in be-
!ore thcrc is even a lair auppiy or wa-
ter for the mills. The drought this
year hen no parallel in the history oi
the pulp industry. There nu been no
rain of any conuldcrabic amount oince
early in the upring. Mills depending
, upon water power have been aerioneiy
hampered. while even those with
steam power have had dlflcnlty In net-
ting a supply of clean water needcd in
the manufacture of pulp. Recently
«overall cargoeu of ground wood pulp
have been imported from Nova Scotin.
Paris. November Zh—Tho Inti-Eng-’
Iieh caricatures In connection with the
Transvaal war have culminated In a
inanlting
Queen Victoria. In La Caricature. en-
titled. "Mullah Correction." The no-
lice aciaed It tori”. probably Imuoc
of Britten embassy rcprnentatim.
i
2
landing:
n we ninety.
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MJMML'II. 1
“THE OREAllfll”
“REBBAH”
“ruffcmuorr'
W
M Ive-logo....50¢
UNDER Till DIRECTION OF
"A." "'Fll.
no". men-m:
TWO PERFORHANCES.
Mptlnee at 2; Evening. 8.
SATURDAY, IOVBIBHH till,
Butco' Ir Grant'o
lliG COMEDY SUCCESS!
“Inn's 211311.123."J
22—- FEOI’LEm. "2.
PROF. SHERMAN'S ”0.000 PERFOR-
MING COATS.
OPERATIC ORCHESTRA.
BAND PARADE AT NOON.
SPECIAL PRICES.
Mntinee. lo and 25 acute: niirht. 25,
35 and 50 center.
Seats now on sale at Plaieted'a and2
Wood a.
mi
' Hoyt’a Theatre,
THAN KSGlVlNG.j
Matinee and Night
AMERICA'S GREATEST coroner),
.., srow. 2
J. w. aonmrm's
I ALABAMA
TROUBADOURS l
Jubilee iiingern.
Comediana. Banjoietu.
Whistlere. Specialists.
Wing and Buck Dancers.
Male-lid Femllo Quartotteu.
(finite Waihm. Picnninnieu.
Camp-Meeting Shooters.
All Colored People From the ilunny
South.
Ber-It Programme ever placed before the
Public including
THE GREAT (‘AKE WALK.
recount: .n' .2 I». It.
a, bum; AT 8 r. u.
Matinec minor. 10 and 25 cents.
Evening. 25. 35 and 50 cents.
PARKHGITYNTHEATHBE
Bridgeport.
I'llliiil ill) Ii'l'lllllil mm.
NOV. 24 and 25.!
Mr. Gcorge W. [Adorn presents the
gorgeous extravaganza.
4
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l
i
i
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Direct from the New York Theatre
200~PEOPLB~200
and its all star cant. brilliant Mtumce'
and wealth of scenery.
Prices. "' to 81.50.
Suit» 0! seats begins Wednesday.
November _,‘.’2 at 9 a. In
CONCERT
HHSLHYAll GLHH Alli);
MANDOLIN CLUBS,
Minted IvyllOBiCllT. (Y. HART/pI 2
ILL. Huruoriri.
FIRST I. Ii. Gilllllcll,
Friday.
i
.. r -- meal
and see how many pictures you
have laid away flint wrmld or-
nament your honm if horned
lid hung up.
Bring the m to me and VII
warrant you mtlnfociirm in
atyle and prior.
ruliiliur-uil Lilith.)
.arc exceedingly beautiful.
. about them.
: line.
il'ninting. Paper Hanging. Decorating.
: Tel. Call. ”3-5. Open evc' lngn till 8:30 ‘
Ill GAY PAHEEJ
2fore been neccsoary. corporate bonds
THE LARGEST STOCK
IN THE TWIN CITIES.
lot the fort that furniturc in highor2
i more this treason than ever brim-r- Tho;
E rear-on in plain Our styles are beticr.
Equality hotter. and the prices lower
than othern.
l’o
iline of
Dec. 18t-ChamberSuitaJ’arlorSuite.
ulruroliic. ennui lie. Couches. Library ”lables
‘llede, Odd Dressers, Fancy
nine-Ii in full and (malt.
i J Billillli & fill,
Mam. lunar... Norweik, a...“
Everything Needed for non lung.
While everything in the line of Linen Geode hae advanced' In price. we are
still selling everything In this line at old prices.
54 m, All Linen, half blacked: V 250 72 in. Bleached handsome Dutch“, 750-
62 ... u .2 r. 350. _ 72 “ very fine and hand-
70 in u H u A we some D‘ttemfl " . ‘1
70 ‘ ‘e‘e u it H ext” fine 750 All Linen Table Clothfir Will! OOP-
56 in. Bleached _' _ 2 25° dere, all sizes, price 81.75 to 84 ea.
63 u all linen. 37“ 5-8 Napkins, all linen, 81, 81.25, 81.50,
63 is to u 480 ‘ . $175. ‘2“).
3-4 “ “ “ 81 25 to $2 50.
Housefurniéhing Department.
In this department we can furnish
you anything you may need for prepar-
ing the Thanksgiving Dinner—all kinds
of Cooking Utensils as well as fine China
and Glass Ware for setting the table.
Fine Dinner and Tea Sets.
Fine line of Carvers and Table
Cutlery
Fine silver Knives, Forks and Spoons.
Chafing Dishes. Baking Dishes
Roasting Parts in all sizes.
Our new line of Lumps Is now open.
All the latest styles are shown.
Tire beet makes of Oil Heaters.
E. K. BANKS,
45 and 47 West Washington Street.
iirritailr "Something New
Kalriirsrrre urivrrilum.
The Finest Department in the store
is our
cloak and Suit Department
Fine Cut Glass and Fancy China.
Pictures
Framcd or unframed. Wc have tlu
:.largeut most varied and best wort-
mcnt of Pirtureu. appropriate for lioI-,
iday and (thistmae (um. that we hon—‘
cutly believe have over born tlllilrlllyml
in the stores of The Norwaiks. This
is enpecinlly true in speaking of our
"Pnetollc and Water Colors." whicn
The-re is
or ordinary
We have Iountlcus othcr
articles. both dainty and attractivcr
that perhaps you never dreamed wc2
carricd in stoczit any one 0! w-hirh
would make an ideal gift This atorc
iie truly an
Art Gallery
worthy the nude. as well as a visit
from all who appreciate fine art. Our
building In large. well vcntilnted per-
!cctly heated and lighted. a cheerful i
I
1
nothing common-place
. plenum sort of place to aprnd an hour
. or no. Then. too. its centrally located
~you can reach it by either trolley}
Strangers on well an ”towns-2
Mpeople will be made to ire-l douny
welcome at the “Decker" store.
Wall Paperl. l’nintm‘ Supplies.
lete' Materials.
Pictures Framed to Order.
Bright and cheerful and filled with the
latest productions in Jackets. Capes and
Skirts for Ladies,’ Misses and Infants’
weer.
Art- 1
This department is in charge of skilled
garment makerr’, who will alter gar-
ments for you while you wait, free of
charge.
DECKER,
st Wuhlngton ulrect.
South Norwalk. Conn.
IMPORTANT.
Where personal bonde have hereto-
Auy one having a jvcket or skirt that
does not fit we will alter for you, as we
can blame no one for having a fit who
has a garment that is not satisfactory.
may now be secured at miernte cont
.lrom
[ICOB M. LAYTON.
Agent for
Till-2 AIITNA mummrrv 00..
Hartford. ('onn.
We will offer as a special inducement
the coming week two dozen Skirts,
made of stylish goods, in the moat ap-
proved fashion.
A store full of good things in spit"
worth $3.98
‘-' $2.7 5
l doz. Skirts $2.98,
or» to $1.95;
The New Store.
on {or many yearn pant. we have no! t
No other line so large.
no othcr pricm so low.
u'll iind on our door a romplctc
Din ning Room l" urniture.
Mahackemo flotel Block, So. Norwark.
Combination Cams iron
Chairs. Cliiffoniera. etc.
Now In the lime to buy. while the
Merrill College,
.7AM'OID. 00“”.
To learn Book-heroin. onorthand no
Typowrlliu.
Them In a demand for "JUNO.
uuu. .
ml m t'unrpciolit. well-trained vouuo
nun.
II W. Merrill Colle'o on place room:
HEN. who are poll Ito-cannon.
Undertaker,
Cor. lain arid lat-boll Strut,
Mflwmm Unfiwwnlhi
.s GREGORY, I! North III! “M 80-0 Harv!!!
wnyn bring tear- to my eyes."
ato tell myeelt."~lletmit Free i'rm.
Day and evening eon-ion
Enter NOW.
I. A. Illlllll. Pill.
“There in only one 1“", that can ai-
"What a that ""
"The otory i won inset getting no tr
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