thin Grabbad Two Other Chil-
‘ ecaped. and Thought
hafnium .Had Taken the
Third Child.
TFORD. November Zwlinring
.y this morning In on old
t 1.74 State street. occupied
2ilnp’gbtcr of Samuel Ackerman
the flames. The Agor-
li’li ho familyo't. Frank Flnkcl-
I" on the second lioor ol' the
While on thi.I ground floor
mucl Aokermnn‘s clothing
.1 he Cheap John Furnishing
mm
. 6 fire was discovered about
oil.
was filled with smokc when
r the [lll'BI‘-yeill‘-Oid one. Not
her. the father concluded that.
in .
one,
THE CANDIDATES.
Will's V‘Engline Breaks
‘ Colonel Bryan in Ohio.
‘STOWN, N. Y., Novcmbcr 2
Roonevcll toduv cxprcsscd
l2 Iiihgllt. Hi5 \’l)i('l‘ is ill guru]
and he Says 110 is. in ”10 Ill-RI
. Hc was shown lill' nl-ws
Turner to tho .xI‘rul-I ihnl ili‘ wu-
sing. and suid iII’ bclimcll Ill.“
arose from tho incl lllzll he“
. 0 New York (lily. usliinu lilili
e 'l‘eiievcd from any spwcllmuli
‘X nturdny. mcrciy rcvicwiuu [ill‘
~illilidzii‘d bill'ndc. :1111i {1150 ilSiiI‘il
to trip through long Islnnd for
‘y be canal-11ml us ho wishcd In
. is cnnipnluninu In biz.- mun rcs
" til Villuec of (lysiI-I‘ llnv on \Ion
ht. Tili‘ pllrly icl'l ill‘l'l' 11'. ii
iii YO? Owcgo, llln irio ilil lllliin}; ii
_. of stops on lhc wuv
AN, N. Y. Novolnlu'r ‘_’ 'l‘lir
ifélt special nludc ils ill'l-il slop
ndolph. whorl» llll‘ porcilior
.«hriolly. and thou I‘oiloll iliio
ate, at 11")“. lil‘l'illlHI' III" lill
, he .brealiimz down.
HIC‘AGO. Novcmbcl‘ :57 chrl
his Sti‘l‘liiious \vovli Iii‘ lu<l nixlil
Still in exccllcnl voicc and usscrl
lithe. felt in good physical condi
W.- J. Brynn rcsnmcd his cum
_ 11.. Chicago. loduy, Iilulilnu’ Iwo
uses boiwccu 1129.0 ll. Ill unll
I; 1, AI 1 I). in. ill‘ will spout.
utrcel. and tonight hc wiIl
oeclios ill lllc sonlhcru illlli
stern ports or Ihc city. I‘oi
n hclzuii the! (1111.5 promn'nlnl
From ilhiillcl l|:lll ill' \\ 11‘
osco‘rlcd by Mily'lil' iiill‘l'iHIlIl
'eputution 01' Inc. Cool: ('olIIin
. y. to tho lukc from. whom no
Dad allOiliI‘l‘ Izl'I-‘ul crowd
ll ‘Welillior l'urorcd ill" iiill'iihl'l
ohcgun DI‘I‘Si'il‘s oicr iill' por-
u‘ im'gc conccrn. \vlmrc visitors
nicely out. of canOsin. and it is:
‘ phow Ilium uboul. Ono (lily
ii purlir-ulnrly ooiilc in cy-
hg things to Ii pIIrIy oi’ Izcnllo»
‘6‘ one or them suugcolcd llh‘
" leaving that Hunncllogun
onipany tbcm "and illl.\“l'
O
ii
Jolie-gun nhook his hcnd sndlr,
.sld.“ he sold. “0i (‘ltil't luvc llll‘
‘ .‘iuty~but." hc nddcd. us n
it“. occurred to him. 'yl-r
thllr oroicc 01' ii wld Inc.
blip .r'u Mllgazlnc.
s pleased with his rial-cpliun,
liliiimsiilliw
(Cbntlnued from non. page.)
William L. Strong wail born. In Ohio
in 1827 and come to New York when a
young man. He found employment
, with dil‘tercnt Il'ruis until January 1,
1870, when he storied in buulhoss for
himself In the firm of William L.
.yStvongrti Company. The firm soon
grow to‘ile one oi the prominent b1181-
I'Iess houses in the; city. He also in-
terested himself in banking matters
and become president of the Central
National liunk.
«Mr. Strong took on active Interest in
politics and was one of the loaders oi
the “Rolorm' movement In‘thls City
in 1894. and who elected mayor on the
itcpubiloun-Cllizciis‘ Union wicket in
that. your. ‘ ‘
At the time of his death Mr. Strong
was a. director of the Control National
Bank and the Merchantn' Association.
vice president and treasurer of the
Ncw York Security Company. He was
It nlombcr of u numbcr of clubs. among
them being the Mctropoiitan. Union
Lcugllc. licpubiicun. Turf and Field.
Wool. Now \orii Athletic. )oionial,
Ohio Socicly. Ncw England Society.
1' Aokermun's Ell-01"? Willi ll muss American Fine Arts Society. American
Afiund all the Dillillllillllfi Ul Ul“ . Museum of Natural History, Metropoli-
abovo bud to eccupo nor (an Muscum
“In life building. Ackcrmun's Ileogl'uphicni Society. and others.
Asuncinlion. American
Al n Indus Incclinu iu Monk-’11
. and llt‘. 00““ SW nothing. ISIIIInI'u Gordon in 1894 n [loll-partisan
. lllb‘ Wife and Sh" El‘fllllmll mmmitlcl- of sci-only was appointed to
ill children. Wllll‘" ll“: gropcd organize the opposition to Tammany
‘Iiuil. ll) I'rumc Ii platform and select
1
‘lding was thoroughly burncd was m. “pump our.
DOW"“‘uIrccls wcrc iil'lli. clcun.
I
I
' i
i
cnndidnlcs for olllcos: II was this com-
ltf hadiukcn ll)“ Cl‘ll‘l- “ll“ ltill‘lilllfll Ibnl scleclml Mr. Strong in run
' nth llll’i’ I‘llllt‘lll‘ll 11 Ilplfillllol“ ‘for mayor on the llcform pluli‘ornl. The
“will we l0§3 M ”W Cllll‘l “’35 Inomination was ncccplcd and the can-
flll‘ All oli‘ort “"15 "Hill“ b-V Idldnlc colored Into lhc campaign With
t Mill fircmon ‘0 TOWN“ {”0 III \Igor illlil delcrmlnation that were
‘ bllt by llllil “ml" ll “'“5 ”“' ‘clInI‘Ill-Iciislic. ills opponcnl was Ililgh
we to enter the room WllW“ ”W'J, Iiruni. und Ihc contest wus u billcr
'lent. All” the flames “”0 “3“ .onc. ’l‘bc outcomc was lhc cicction oi‘
‘ the body was found llm‘m‘d Mr Strong by nplurulilyot17187.
'I‘llc ndlninislrulion of Mr. strong
it was he W110
almolulod Col. Waring commissioner
of slrcci clouning: the dcpurlihenl. was
III oncc rc-oruauiicd. und for tho iil'Sl
limc in llll‘ history of llIc city. the
Tim rc-or-
Inluizulion oi the I’olicc Ilcpurlmcnl. he
pill in ”lo builds of '1‘liclulorc Romy:-
vl-Il. who ilol‘llllll‘ prcsidont of tho
lulnl‘ll
iii‘h’ilil‘ri lili‘St’ I'cfol'mu Mliyor Strung
curricd lnlocfi‘ccl lliuny public Improve-
Incnls. so many that cxlruvuullncc was
chnrucd Iluniusi his administration.
Moro nloncy wns uncut ili this way dur~
1hr. ills Icrln lhun In Ihc lillccn yours
lbnl orcccdcd il. Thc mayor was oi’icn
‘di'l'llh’t‘li of wasting Inonvy on inlprovo-
Iucnls. Ilir. invnriublc rcply Will-i that
ll'licrcicr lll- spcni n liiliiill' ill‘ "liiid a
dollar's “mill to show for it."
.\lr. Sironu was mowwlly lndcpclr
Iii‘lll in his \lcws on city politics. In
,lllll Inunil-ipnl campaign of 18117. which
rcollllcd ill lill’ rclurn of 'I‘ulnmuily lo
pow-r. ill' look lili‘ slump for Sclb
|,Il\\' 1H uuzilnsi I‘lcncrul Bcnjnmin I“.
Truly. llIc rcu‘ulllr Ilcpubllcun cnndl~
Ilull- null Inndc Innny spccchcs In lill
IlIIIiH of IiII‘ cily. Al'lcl' tho Low I‘iilll-
puizzn hc \‘irlnnliv li‘ill'l‘li. from Iiclivc
pnlnim. on unconul of rolling hcullh.
IIc olilliil‘ for Chi. Roosevelt. howcvor.
lil INN. and bull since been inlorostcd
llnd lnilucnllul in lhc councils of the
illlil'ill'lllil'lli will): of tho Republican
party of ibis count), "
THRFE VITAL QUESTIONS.
\\'.\SIIINI‘.'1‘II.\', NovI-Inlior 2.4L
wns sluicd lolliiy In qullrlors well vcrs-
cd in I‘hincsc aftuirs that, outside of
lill‘ IliillHlIllils of indcnlnily. punlslr
nicnls, now nndcr nouolinlion at
i’ckln. Illcrc nr‘c llircc vital Ilnrl lur-
rcucbinu ducalionu Io ln‘ dclcrniliicll.
\‘iZ.. First. the removal of tho empress
ammo-r, pcrsonlllly nnd through tho
iIIIiucm-c or Mr advisors, from Iill pur-
licloliiioil in lilo I‘llincso govcrnmonl:
uccond. Inc crcullon of an indemnity
fund by tho incrcusl- or (‘hlnn‘s cus-
Iolns l'l'l'l'lllll‘, cilhcr by the payment of
lhc Iiilil‘n’ in gold inslond ol’ dcprocilited
silvcr no Ill |il'€‘i~it‘lll.l()l' else by doubling
lill‘ orcscnl silvcr dutlcn from five per
ccnl. In lcn pur I'oiit. llli \‘ulorom: and,
third. llic cslablislnncnl or u mlnislcr
oi foruiixn nllulrs..in place of tho Oill
und cnmbcrsomc system of tho 'l‘snng
LI Yumen.
l‘ll'.
A SINGER'S VOICE BY POST.
(if all thc uses to which lhc phono-
gruph has boon put the following In
probably one of tho most practical.
A onHmowu munnzcr rccclvcd
some time since II lullcr from I’urlu In,
closing tho phologrnph of u. Indy and
whul. uppcnrod to bc. tinfoil nontiy
ioldcd up and curiously Indonlcd. 'l‘hc
lcttcr wan to ibis purport:
"Sir: l Inclouc photograph of my-
I-mll in ‘I.It ’l‘ruvlnlu' Illlll upoclmcnn of
my voice. l’Ionso state by wire terms
and tho doth when I can appear at
your lhculrc. I burn tlic. honor to ho,
sir. yours. 1“. ll."
The poor Inunngor. wliooc scientific
cducution hull evidently boomiioglocb
ml. was conuidcrnbly puzzled. The
photograph showcd ll lolly oi Iitiruc-
tlvn pruronou. Ibc Icttnr was to tho
point. and evidently Amcrlcuu. lint
how to discover a lady's voicc from
tinfoil Inirionuly Indcntcd punsod his
conlprohonnlon. Illa nohmdted his
Irisnddmid soonobthinml the pores-
sury’ information. All adjournment lo
' the Crystal Plilnco Wus unanimously
voted. The ,tolLWhu at once adjusted
to the monument there. and. after a
law revolutionu of the machine. the
notes of u well-known opcrnncmémdy
rosouuded with crystalline cicarnoss.
An“ immediate 'bn‘gagnmonl oltlie' clin-
tutrlce was tho result of this novel
tor“. of her volcc.
“the pruning, ‘ tor .
The Inhnhitaurs. legal vol; /_
Town or Norwullr. lira herebynollllcd
and Wurnod that u spacial townmcol-
mg will be held in town hall. on Wall.
strcet. on Wednesday. tho 7th day or
November. 1900. at eight o'clock In1
tho‘dollpwlnx“ pur—
pouch. to wit:
1. rl‘o take. action on a volition "to
consider the ,udvia‘ublllty of making.
and. It doomed advianblc. to make on .
appropriation of $1.600. or so much
thurcof In: only be necessary. to com
plcto‘vthc mnoudumlzing ol.’ the Turn-
pike. from tho point or piano where
the name may he completed. under tho
rognlar or gonorul appropriation, [to
West avenue,"
2. To lay a special tux. it decmnd
advisublc. to «also any mu" y. that
may be appropriated for so? :‘tr‘cnd'
umizlug.
3. To consider the matter of dis-
continuing the public sign post at Five
Mile River. and II deemed advisable
to direct that tho sumo be disconthr
lied. And ',
' 4. To take action on ii potitiop rc-
nuckling that tho selectinen repair tho
walk on the north Hide 0! Eliot Wash
lngton street. opposite. the Keogh
place. and if dccméd advisable. to dir-
ect that the heloctmon cause the name
to be done.
Dated at Norwulk. this 2d day or
November. 1000. -
JAMES A. BROWN.
SAMUEL LYNES.
FRANK . MERRILL. .
Sclcctmcn of tho own of Norwalk
ENTERTAINMENTS. "
”W IHOYVTlS“-T1;IEATN‘E.
SPECiAl. ENGAGEMENT 0F
MR. THOMAS E. SHEA.
Three Nights and Saturday Matinee.
. ' Commencing
THURSDAY, NOVEMER 1.
OPENING {if if“ GREAT
WITH iiiiia'i‘ NAVAL
HIS PLAY
“The Marti-liars Man”
For Buluncu of cngagcmcnl soc
ncwspupcra.
PRICES. 10, 20, 30 AND 50c.
BARGAIN MA’l‘iNICE.
Any Seat in the house.
School Children,
Get Your Tickets Well In Advance.
Reserved Seats on sale ut Hoyl's
’l‘hcnlrc. So. Norwulk. and Wood's
Drug Storc, Norwuik. 5 days in advance
of each pcrl’ormuncc.
HOYT’S THEATRE.
TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 6th.
11 IIII'I‘III' &~§DAMON
lhc Intcsl New York Bijou
'l‘licull‘c Sin-ccss,
“Aunt Hannah”
by M. .i. 1’. Royal.
'l‘hc I‘unnlcul of ilil ll‘uri'c Come-divs.
with a colnpuny of Iwenly Molropoli-
inn urlisls and a chorus of young.
prclly girls. ncw sccncry. gorgcous
1900.
|il'i‘Si‘lli
costumes. clnborutc cflccts. funny
situations. catchy music.
YOU LAUGH! YOU ROAR! YOU
SCREAM. DON'T MISS IT.
PRICES. 25. 50 AND 75 CENTS.
lichcrvcd Souls on Bilik‘ ill lloyl‘s
'l‘hcalrc. So. Norlmlk, and Woods
Drug Siorc. Norwulk. 3 days in HIiV.IliI‘i'
of ouch pcrl‘ormancc.
HOYT'S THEATRE,
vi Nighls and ‘3. Mullnccs.
MONDAY. WEDNESDAY. THURS-
DAY AND SATURDAY.
lilillii‘h" Mutincc ’l‘hursduy.
Muiinco Sulurduy for och-ylnuly.
'I‘llc Il‘uir Muhutmu.
ANNA 'EVA FAY..
ill licr rcninrkublo demonstration of
Ii Romurknblc I’owor. A Wclrd. Mys.
lcrlons upd llnlquc Idlilcrlniumchl. in.
cluding hcr Latent Oriental Sensation.
SOMNOLENCY.
It you want to know anything visit
Iont's 'l‘hvutro and lick Miss I‘l‘uy.
Evening prices. 10. 20, 30:.
Thursday Matinee (ladies) only. 25c.
Saturday. 1|: and 25 cents.
[loscrvcd Scots on side ht Iloyl'u
’l‘hculrc. South Norwnlk. llllll Wood's
Iii-In; Slorc. Norwnlk. iidnys In advances
of each pemrforIImnI-c.
IIIIIIIIIIIIIII I...
NORWALK FAIR GROUNDS
Saturdau. Nov. 5d.
at 1:30 sharp.
\\'In. .‘\Iuicrson,
William Williams,
1“. hicrrifiold. lien W.
iiii Mcad, lispcrlulcc.
l. lloulon. Alldnzcttn or Corporal.
M. 'l‘arlov. llcu Wilkes.
l. (i. liumilton, ”hiker Iloy.
A. W ziidrou. Ronnie ii.
Admission including Grand Stanii,
25 Cents.
I. G. HAMILTON, Manager.
317‘...., “.4."
“Willows’ row" In tho name given to
u block iii liloornlicid. N. .I.. where
widows to tho unlucky number of 1:
live. . There are ulno more children
there thun In any other block In town.
and It is a foot that, street care are re-
quested by low to rim lit roduccd upccd
there in order to avoid running war
the youngsters.
Maggie W.
Sum \V.
Drama. u . .
V 1 uts.3in a . '
Multitude _
of effects. ‘_
PRICED , ..
VERY LOW.
Salclodavfl '
will: PODMDRE.
' NORTH MAIN amour,
. _ so. NORWALK.
Under present conditions or the lire
Insurance business throughout the
country. it behooves the assured to
Iookwoli to the financial condition or
Insurance companies in which his
property is insured. Among the list
at insurance companies represented
by Taylor lb Golden, will be round the
Liverpool ti London & Globe. (the
largest Insurance company In the
world.) tho Royal. of Liverpool, Eng-
land. (the next largest and strongest
insurance company In the world.) the
old Hartford. (one of the strongest In-
surance companies In this country.)
Also twenty other companies which
are the very best doing business In tpls
county and Europe.
HOMER B. HOYT.
. thrills orIIcIIIi.
YOUR NOSE i
YOUR EYES !
It's as necessary to fit the
one as it is the elbow—glass-
es a detriment to the sight
otherwise. Try us! See 11'
we don‘t do both perfectly!
80 Washington St.
"""'"7IU&TI5IV§EE’
0F
Valuable Real Estate !
Will sell by public auction on SAT-
URDAY. NOV. 3. III 3 o‘clock I). m.. to
closc lhc. cslulc of tho Into Churn-s
Thomas. the propcrly known as tho E.
F. Rlle Place. sillililcd on Main slrovl.
Ilowill‘lon. Conn. Suid propcrty con<
«lulu of dwelling housc of 12 rooms,
burn. Sizu of lot ubont 50x17!) tool.
(roll and slindc. good well of water.
Irollcy pnusos door. Within 10 min-
uIcs‘ walk 01 the llownylon llupol. Al-
so will bu sold the book accounts of
Ihc lulu (‘llnrlos ’l‘liomcs. Terms. vlz.:
$1000 can remain on place.
N. 11:»le ubovc property will pos-
ilivciy bc sold in“ tho highest bidder.
For pnrticulnrs inquirc of EARL F.
THOMES. Rownylon, or MITCHnLi.
030 4t
6. SON. Norwalk.
‘ “nun none.“
by
The Concordia FiIeIIIsIIrIIIIce Go.
of Miiwuukcc. \‘I‘isconsin.
’l‘o lhc Insuring l’ublic of South Nor-
\\ nik. Conn” '
'I'bc Concordin l“ll‘0 lusnruilcc (‘onr
puny, of Milwaukee. Wisconsin. has
rcut-‘on lo bclicvo that policy No. 412
is I'I'uudulcully issued by lln Into ugonl.
11. W. \"RnSL‘li‘tii‘. of this town.
Tho holder of said policy in hereby
quncd that It Is void. nud of no effect.
The boldcr of sold policy will conior
u l’avor onv said company. and protect
himscll. il‘ hc will advisc the company.
III. 20 Exchange plucc. lloslon. Muss...
or Iionnc & Hull. 4 South Main Street
Ibis (Ilv. giving their namc. und lill‘
dcm-riplion of thc prupcrty. purporlcd
in be cowrcd by said policy. nnd thc
amount which said policy purports to
cover. on said property. 02-57
“Sought"136m?
District of Norwuik. ss.. Probate
(Tourl. September 27. A. 1).. 1900.
Estnlc of Mary Doughcrly. lute of
Norwnlk. in said district. deceased.
'l‘ho Court of Probate for the District
of Norwalk bulb limited and allowed
six monthn from tho lilill’l hereof for the
crcdltors or sold ostnto to exhibit their
claims for settlement. Those who neg-
lccl to present. thclr accounts. properly
attested, within said time. will ho dc-
hnrred u recovery. All persons Indobb
ed to said curate are requested to make
Immediate payment to
Will. H. KELSEY.
Administrator.
Bridgeport. Conn.
n2 9 id
WBN‘R‘iDER.
Hydraulic and Sanitary
Enalnoor.
74 WEST AVENUE.
sOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
Examinations. Rn rts. Pious. Netiv
mates for Water erks. Filters, Sow
garage and General 'Surveylng.
One hundred and eighty-nine Dams.
itsucrvolru and forty-one systems or
Water Works planned mid built. Per-
u‘onnl httcntion given to all work. .
Finns of Mill Work carefully pro
pared. 031 ll
Alliubmurliio cubic In Iicinnl our.
[arms one of tho sxhlbllu of the Paris)
exposition. It runu from tho oleclrlci
Iy building in tho Vinccnncs annex.
several miles diutunt'ulong tho Selma.
Id each and to show the public how.
transomnnlc measogeu are transmit-
ted and rotieived. Souvenir messages
may be sent by the pupil.
v
i
A complete cable station in operatod ,
Open High Low 1:30
Am. Cot. Oil. 35% 357,13
Am. SI. & W.. 34% :15 3w; 35
Am. S. It. (10.. I23V2 123% 122% 123%
Am. Tob. Co., 06% 96% 96 00%
Atchlson, 3214‘. 321/. 3mg 31%"
At'chlson. old. 74 74 74% 7471..
llkyh. ll. '1‘.. 00-314 60% 5954 I50
Chen. 8: Ohio. 801,1; 30% 30 30
Chi. B. 6‘: Q.. 127% 127% 127% 127%
(7. M. & St. P..116 116 115% 11574,
Chi. R. 1. & P..108% 108% 108% 108%
(ICC. (I: St. L., 62% 02733. 621/; Ii2
chorzii Stool. 381/4 38% 377A. 38 “
ll‘cd. SI. old. 08 68
Lou. & Nash. 75 7514 75 . ~75
Nor. & West. 367$. 37 36% 37
Man. Consol.. 96% 90% 951/9 00%
Metropolitan. 167% 158 157% 157%
M. K. &. '1‘. MIL. 31% 31%
M198. Pacific. 55 55% 54% 7.9%
N. Y. Ii. & H.133 13354, 132% 13254
N. Y. 0. lb W., 21% 211/2 21% 21%
Con. Tobacco. 267,4. 27V. 209:. 27v.
North Pacific. 5734 57% 56% 57
No. Poo. old. 72% 72% 72% 12%
Pacific Mall. 4214 42%
‘Penn'lvuniu. 132% 132% 131% 132
I’co‘plc‘n (Inn. 93% 93% 03% 93%
P. at ll. old. 58 58 57% 57%
Son. Railway. 1.2% 12%. 12% 12%.
Son. Ry. pfd.. 50 561/. 56 bill/4
Sou. Pacific. 38 38 37% 37%
Tom. 0. dz 1., 55 55% 54% 56
u. 5. Leather. my. nag. 1m 11%,
ILS. I..Co. pfd.. 70% NW.
U. 8. Rubber. 31. (it 30% Ill
Union Pacific, 61% 61% 60% 6].
Un. Poe. pld.. glut. 75%, 25% 75%
Wabash old. by. ' f . Ivy.
West. Union. .8971 80%
'Ex. Div. 31,; per cent. '
. DANDY
ESCULE’FTS
* a . . will mu
oil 1 sumo: ' .
wpgu‘iilcyufgi‘d no
u XI I" l ‘
chin-Ami." In . To. '"Il
I ‘a
A .
. a . .
Fine Furs.
No. ’2 Ghzeiy‘ii “clouding.
r solid.
a...
_ The selling of Furs has alwayu' been a veryhinpo‘rtont, feature of Our businesa. Ono Topsoil tor
our success in this line. In because we sell only- The very best. Our Furs arc‘all madc'iioin choice.
I
selected skins} and are made by one of the very best manufacturers, and we guarantee every piece we
. sell. If any piece of For bought at us does not provc satisfactory. bring it back.“ and we Mill filial“! it
right. Our stock contains everything from a neck licarf‘to a jacket.
Ladies” .Winter Jackets.
Everything new and all the latest shapes and styles. Nothing like tho assortment over shown
before. Everything from a short Eaton Jacket to a long Cloak. Come in and try them on and see
which is the most becoming.
Tailor-éMade Suits.
/ - ’
Ladies' Tailor Made Suits made up in the latest styles of the newest materials.
Rainy Day Skirts, in double and single face cloth, the most popular garment of the season.
l.
Crockery and Housefurnishing Sale.
We will continue our special sale of Crockery and Housefurnishings. Many of the best things
I y . .y ‘
left. 'All to be sold at twenty p
or cent. off from regular price.
TRISTRAMIi HAT, _ rwlfi. ‘
H. KRl-EGER 8: 00.
THE LEADING STORE FOR READY TO WEAR Goons
FOR MEN. WOMEN. BOYS AND GIRLS.
WEST WASHINGTON STREET.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.
WALL STREET. 10:10 a. lil.~—-Higil-
or prices In London unused sympathetic
advances here In International stocks.
but sailing met the advance and some
stocks rccoded. People's gas foil .1
lruclion. Pennsylvania. which sold cy-
l'li'iiit‘ilii 384‘. per cont. opcncd un-
«hanged.
WALL STREET. ll ll. m.—~’l‘hc boars
dolcd out small amounts of various
stocks to last the market. and as
priccs gave way cnsily. particular et-
lorts were mndc. against Sugar. Brook-
lyn Transit and Manhattan . These
stocks lost large ”actions. but ruli-
rnnds were only a shade ol‘l'. outside of
Rock Island. Alchismi. preferred. and
l'nion l’ucilic. which lost 1;”). Kansas
clly Southern Iosl 2 and Lukc Eric and
Weslcrn preferred. 1%. Business was
small.
WALL STREET. notion—Support np~
pcurcll in spots while ccrlnin stocks
conllnncd lo docllnc. causing n vory
irrcglllar market. Th0 movement.
however. was small bolh ways in the
ncllvc Ilsl. Liquidation in American
Linsccd prcfcrrcrl. forced ll 1% lowcr,
null anledo Gus and Minneapolis and
St. Louis Inst 1143 each. At midday
lllc lruclionn were slowly: the stool
slorks rising. and Sugar. Pennsylvan-
In, Ihillinlorc 8: Ohio and People's Gas
dcclinlng. Thcrc was not enougb'do»
Inn in otlicr stocks to lhdicntcn ten-
dcncy. Bonds wcre lulrly active, but
irregular. ‘
WALL STREET. 1 p. m.~The flurry
ill cull moncy. lo 9 pcr cent. was a do
prcsuing factor. but the movement ol’
priccs was narrow. except In 11 low lin-
impnrlnhl stocks. Therc was n pnr
liai recovery before: 1 o'clock. and
some of thc steel stocks shOWed posi-
Ilvc strength.
WA LI. STREET. 2 p. nI.—'The mur-
kcl was almost slusmunl during the lit-
lcrnoon. Wherc widc changes were.
mndc it was only in stocks which do
not affect speculative sentiment. The
Active list was at u nthn Istlll except
for Sugar and Brooklyn Transit. which
ruled nbont n point above the lowest.
TODAY’S QUOTATIONS.
Reported over private wire or N. I.
Bohmo. commission broker. Swarm &
Corbett's black. booth Norwnlk:
IT’S A PLEASURE
To know that you can he sure to have a New Suit, an Overcoat.
or your wifc a New Dress or Cont. even if you haven't the ready
cash. It's a pleasure because you know when you come to our
store you are \vclcomc, whether you are just looking, or buying,
you rcccive the same treatment.
is fine. isn't ii? Come in. lct us
That new credit system of ours
tell you about it again.
E " OUR INTEREST IN
FOUR LARGE STORES
1' ENABLES US TO BUY IN LARGE QUAN‘ I
I
' FRONT RANK AMONG
l ERS OF NEW ENGLAND. ‘
TITIES AND THUS PLACING US IN THE
THE LARGEST BUY-
OVERCOATS.
()nr lllack and Blue Beaver
Overcoat at $12 is our you must
see before you can apprcciatc its
value. We claim it is as good it
not better than one for $I5 bought
elsewhere.
BOYS' TWO-PIECE SUITS.
' “'0 have them in all sizes. price
from $l.59 to $7.98. "You need not
wait until you have saved enough
money to dress your young ones.
Buy the clothes now. before the
cold weather sets in.
RAGLAN OVERCOATS.
All wool Oxford Raglain, very
nicely tailored, strapped seams.
llzliian lined. A cracker-jack for
$2.98.
SMALL OVERCOATS AND
REEFERS.
We give you an opportunity to
dress your children nicely and
clicaply. We have everything in
that line that you may wish for,
and you need but little money to
procure the necessities for yOur
young ones.
r“
OUR MILLINERY AND CLOAK DEPARTMENTS need
no introduction. You will find here more styles and more stock
than you can find in all the stores in the Twin Cities combined.
H- KRIEEERI. 00.
West Wuuhluglou‘Slreol, South Norivolk,
m vr “'1
CHINA'S CRACK REGIMENT.
All armies «buy their crack regl~
moms. China's in nown as the “T15-
er Guard.“ Its members are suppooed
to he very tigers When turned loose in
war. Then. too. they are dressed in
yellow the imperial . color, with . stripes
of block In Imitation of ti llgor'o skin;
The minis made of split bamboo. and
has earn in It. ' _ .
A bamboo shield. with a minister's
head painted on It, completes the lam
tooth: uniform: ,
A "Tiger" officer In full uniform. as
he appears on occasions of review or
parade. III II mother of no small In
tel-eat and wonder toilbe stranger.
A blshlypnllshod helmet. terminab
lug In a profit of gold. and u tuft of col»
ored hair on a rod eight lncboo above
Y's
the cap; a robe ol purple or blue silk.
richly adorned with gill buttons, and
reaching to the tool. which are encas-
ed in black satin boots. constitute a
costume of plctureonuenosn and Incona
venlence... ‘ .
Hla Implements ol warfare in keep;
ing with um uniform. All 01 diam gilt-
ler with game and precious metals.
What sort of fighters tho “Tigers"
make remains to be been.
carefully seloctod men, of good pro-
portlohs. and enjoy numerous. prlvl~
layout-London Mall.
m .(lliln'i' only thcfpiuiiis
laws are loll
their living.
.. will tho vols
Tor dill living to mow
sides.
Thor uro-
Tha dolld have preserving
tlon rights over all the hills and bill! ‘
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Norwalk Chronicler