FOR
non
MEN .
I 1 H’S FAMOUS “WALK OVER SHOE.” $3 5954
$9.90.
60th Norwalk.
rec Hundred Dollars Found
Ludo who Were Construct-
Shanty on Ground of
nvolutlonary Fam‘e.
RD. Mans" November Ill—w
luruhou today I..II‘II..III~IIIIIIIi an
.‘I'uppearancc along thI-I ('()lll‘.‘l(‘
MystiIII'llleIr. bring curl-Iron
small III-my of [III II illltl boys.
.ior huriod t1cuuu1o. ’l‘luIlI :IIII-
” Illonucd by tho knowledge
l'duy two kids who were con»
a shanty on tho {lulu dug up
containing about $300 in old uh
jd os‘lm'thc coins found by the
ed bemoan 1717 land 1838.
' calms of 11‘. li"lllntl lI rnncc.
Spain. all lit tho? South Amen
{mules and also AIIIIIIiIIIIn
Oi’ the American II'IIInIIy wus
tween 1898 and lSle.
plane wow tho mIInIIII was
ill, within II stonIIs thiow III
historic Cruddock house of llIIVII
y fame. and on thII uitII (It [710
ardn. IIlIiclI. fifty Imus ngu.
0th sides of 111.2 {\lystit'.
”Mp—w...»
FF N THE PHILIPPINES.
sinners Will Probably Work
the Problem Successfully.
NNA'I‘I. ()hio. NnvIInIlIIII' til--
’ tul‘ci‘ of thin city. who lune
n orlonponticnri IIII thII E‘lllijt‘l’l
its in tho Philippines . with th
Villlal‘n ll. ’l‘ui't of tho l‘lIillp
mmlssion.lr.1.. rm 1- incl l] lI-in-r
ill Manila SIIIIIIIIIIIIII' ‘_‘l. in IIlIlr I
hit says
it in. on tho wholv. i think.
molest law that has lIIIIIII lliln‘t-U‘Il
_ mericau IIIIspiI-I-s.
ave no doubt that I-I'II nhull li‘
0 iWork out successfully IhII prob
before Ins. \VrI ('l‘l'lllllllY IIIImlI
linking i'nI‘ilitiIIs lIIIrII. IIIIIl \III
tier harbor i‘III-ilillcu
Elm ‘Opl‘lulII $2JIIIIIIIIIO IMIleI‘zinl
‘ ‘eek. for tho IIIIIIIplI‘ItiI'III of th-
01‘. a work llllll‘ll Iil' \\'llli‘ll wm
[by the Spaniards. but IIlIlI-h r.-
nIuselosu without its ('(lllllill‘llll
‘ the harbor I‘IIIIllltiIIu :li‘t‘ l..-(iv.-
“5551018?! direct .-\IIIIIIiI~IIII lillt'r‘. will
alilii-illI-Ill lI'. .Vlunilu. l I‘IIIIl I-IIII
iii that Munlln will l..-IIIIIII- ()lll‘ or
grant. polls of tho ()IlI-IIt ()IIiI
'l'fIIcI-I of lhII ”(i‘wrllill‘ luminous II'
a lislunds lulu bIIIIn so ililt lll‘ll
hell you spIIIIII oi“ IIIttinu (‘hin..
. nto llIIIEIII lslmnlu \'()l| toIII h .I
’tiOn thni. has n IIIIIIII IIIIIIII (lilll
él‘s cOllnectoIl with it. and l ((llllll IIIII
‘OXDlBSR no opinion on tho sub-
.D
RUSSIANS CENSURED.
Abandoning Railroad Surveillance
rom Taku to Tang Tsoun
RARISI. NovonIbIIr lIi~» .\
lvedg h(.ll‘(‘ from PIIlI-in nuts ”ll'
lung arc abandoning .Iun-VI-illniII-I-
l‘allmud lioni ’l‘uliu to ’l‘ .IIII:
(Yang 'l‘uiiII?) IIIIIl thul. l‘ll‘ltl
ill Count von \Vllllll‘lfil'l' hnu lIIl
hétl (“root to tho. lluuuiun IniIIl+
wnr, complaining utrouuly oi
measure of which lIrI lInIl IIIIIIII
Ilsly nIIllliIIIl
,........... .. . .
CE FOR THE DERBY CUP.
NDON. NIIvoIIIbIII II‘. .\l thI- arr»
hiy's I‘nIIlIIl: of tho lIIII'lII' Nlil'l‘lllI
atlmz. today. lhII licrlII' ('llll, III‘
ahyereignu. u lllll.’.ll(‘ll|l for tlIrI-II
ids IIIIIl upwurd, \\'il‘.~‘ won by
C Morboy's lllll(l(‘(‘ll(‘(‘. .l. l). Jill‘-
Refl'uclor with .luhnniII llI-lll‘ in
saddle. (nine in mild.
DUISIANA' 8 POPULATION
HlNli'l‘ON NochubI-I lIl— 'l‘lIII
, Minn of theI clinic or l.IIIIlniuII m
.d nu 1.9.81 632-1. unalnul l Its.
‘ 890 This in IIII lllt"l(‘llEl(! III
01‘ 23.5 pI-r cont.
III...
W
I m. M.
THE FISHING ’lNDUSTRY.
Gloucester Reckons up the Cost of
Life and Property.
(“.0130 ESTER, Mann. November ll}
mGlImcoslcr hurl reckoned up in the
past your Ibo coat in lite and property
or its fishing industry. The season
in rcupcct. to both loosen of life 11nd
property bun been practically the. host
in twentydlvo youru. Although thorn
lInIIII. IIIIIIII two yours when the property
loss was slightly lean, yet in thouc
yearn tlIII loss of lilo wnu coluililcruhly
larger. The total number of vessels
lost. during the your won six. aggregat-
ing 599.60 ions, having :1 vuluallon of
$29,001). upon which thorn was an in-
I’sIII'IIIIctI. ul $21l.l175. The number .If
“\‘(lbl Nil-ii. in tho iluliorlcs and lnrldcut-
IIlly wun tlIirtyIInc. 01' which eight
IvI-II-I- Inurricd. leaving olghtcon l’IIllIIiIr-
lcuu children. The uverngc numbcr of
livcr. lost. nor your for the past twenty»
ilI‘o yt‘fll‘b has bdon ninetynovou.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.
WALL S'l‘l‘llillil’l‘. 10:10 u. I11.~-’l‘lI.I
mnrkct opond vory urtch and with
IlIIuliuuu brIIuIliy IllstrlbIIlIId. 'l‘hII
railrrIIIIl utIII-ku worn in most chuIIIII‘l
and. tho high grudc IlllelIIIIIl pnycIr‘.
nhowIIIl tlIII lurgnst gains. The indurr
trials. and tlIII uIIIIIIinltiIIII WIII'II I-IIIIIIII-
II'hul in the-I background. except for II
guln of 1'4, (”110.71. in 't‘cnuosnoo (tout
uud Fl‘lll‘ll'ill Stool pretcrrcIl. NIIw
.lIII'uIIy Control also l‘()H(‘ 71/4.
WALL STREET. ll 11 lumll-‘hilc
tlII-Irc was it chIIII‘ul exhibition of
slrIIngtb. l.ll(‘ luruII gnlnu were contrai-
lzIIIl in loading nIIIIIIlIIIrs of various
grmlpn. For IIxnmplc. Union PIIIIlliI'.
All‘llifitill. Burlington, Loulurlllu. South-
ern prIItIII'IIIId. St. Louis Ill. Sun Fron-
I~isr0 .IIIIIIIIIIIl prci‘IIrrIIIl. l‘iultlnnu'o Ill
Ohio. NIIII' .lIII'sI-Iy (.JIIntrul. l-locklnu
l'ullry prI‘Il’IIrI'IIIl. (lousolidulrd tins.
b‘uuur IIIIIl l‘IIIIplII'I: (his WIII'II :IdvnncIId
1. und :3 11nd Tt‘llllmistlt" (You! 355. mm
It ulrcngflhcninu IIlTIIIIt on klnIIrIIIl
stocks. The market wus vIIry ill‘llU‘
IIIIIl inIllleluul lllurliu of tho III'IIIIIlIIIInl
moi-kn \l‘f‘l‘l‘ largo.
\l'AlJ. S'i‘iIllIJlC'l‘. noon —~'l‘lIII fIIIItIII‘I'I
Iii tlIII IIIIIrIIiIIg'II buying (It stocks. illll-‘I
lIIIcu t‘lIII IIIIIIrInIqu pIII'I'hnsIIs of ”III
IIIIItIII'rIIIl stocku ()l I'II-III‘uIIIIlLIIIIl ruil-
I'IIIIIl ('l)lll|llillli‘R. II lIirh III-II IIII II III-IIlI-Il
lll‘ pI‘IIupIIIItlI'IIly lll('l‘l‘fltll‘ll IliI'lIlIInIl
‘h‘a‘vc just pussrd II I-iI'il .IzIII-vii l‘ j
“.3.
ll(“w‘[illl('ll ‘
basin. 'l‘lIII IIIIIIIIIIIIII stocks of tho
‘ suIIIII l‘liilllrl mum in uympnthy. (‘IIIIsIIl-
lIlIItIIIl (lns guinI-Il ll, (.lIIIIIIrIIl lcll‘l‘ll‘iI'
Ill... (lI‘IIIIt NIIl‘thIII'II III'IIiIII'rIIIi. ‘JIl.
tlllll IlrIIIIklI'II l'niIIII (inn. 3‘... Profit
tnklniz lIIIIIl buI-k l’IIIInuI'lI'uIIiII. North
I'l‘li l’III-iiir and tho llIIIIIllIIca. SIIIIII-
III'IIlit luliinu in II tow Iilll'l'lllllit‘ls‘ was
.illElJ IIiIlIIIt ’l‘lIII IIII'IIIIIII lII-IIIIIIIII
lIIIIlIIt III llll(lllll_\ but hold \IIIll. liIIIIIlu
1\\I‘ III :III tlII- and MI .:hwi
I W ...\ll El'lRlI‘.lI.'.l‘ l II III.
IkI-I IIIIIIIlIIIn-Il in show
1 (If (]llll‘ll'l‘ triIIliIIu. I“llt'll‘lnl' IIIl
pawns \l'III'II IIIIIIIII lII t‘lll‘lll‘l' ulronu
ldIIIIlIs. but no IIIItIIiIlII IIIIw points of
xll‘l‘llfillll IlI-I'IIlIIpIIIl t‘Xl't‘Ill Suuur
i\\llll'l'l IIIIII-lII-Il l‘l.‘l_ IIIIIl llll‘ lIII-nl truc-
‘liIIII stIII-lis. 'l‘lIII unlns in .E‘Ullll’ of tho
I'nilI-Iiuil slIII-IH illllll'lillt‘lii'll L’ pIIiIIH
and in llIII'liIIIItInI III:1I'|IIIIl 35.. AIIII-I'
.iI-IIII lIII- III'IIIIII. Bl‘q
1 Vl'Ald. S'l‘lllIIIIl 'l. 2 II. III . .,\ lIIusIIII
I-Il IlIIIIInIIIl l'III' rIIill‘IIIIII Sll‘it'kfi I'llllHl'll
tlIIIIII tII l't'ill‘l slightly llIIIIvI' huyinu
‘Ihun (‘Ulllllll‘lll‘l‘ll in IlII» siIIIIl group and
(‘nlIIrIIIlII lI‘uIIl, SIIIIIlliIIu. l"(‘lll'l'lil StIIIII
I:IIIl SlIIIII I\’I \\‘iI'II
'l‘IIII IIIIII'
stI'IIIInth. in
. alllll'
lIIIIIIIIlIIIl up ‘2 IIIIII
1 .. ll‘lllll‘hrlt‘l‘ (‘IIIIl rout-I 31/2. SIIIIHII-
llIOlllil lluIItIIIItiIIIIu ()I‘t‘lll'l'l‘tl in Now
York Air llrukII VIII-intimiu ol’ ..
IIIIlIIIs \I'III'II IIInIlII lil‘l\\'(.‘(‘ll nIIlIIs IIIIIl it
Hfllill‘ll up 35” point-‘1 tII llili. "thI
IIIIIIIIIIIIIIII II.I.~I IIIndII IIII pIII'Ihuucs 0t
lIIII slIIIIII 707' :l Hint at 2 II‘IIIlIIIk it lIIIIlIII
13‘ mm tlIII top in l.’ .11 (III Olli‘ tIuIInnIIlinn.
l
1 TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Reported over private wire of E. A
lloluno. commission broker. Swartz &
(iorbotl‘s block. (South Nnrwnlk:
(lpIIII l-llu‘h Low 1:30
.I\lll. (‘IIt. (iii. llillI. 331.11 88% Ilii'n’.
A... lit .I- W III. 4b 441;; 45!...
.I\lll. S. ll. (‘II.. llll lilflz llll l'llll/fi
.\m. Tub. (‘II.. llilllm. 1097.. 109% llill'lq
All'llltIUIl. 357. till»,- :lll7.. :l7l._.
.\lIIhi.-IIIII. pl'Il.. TlII'Ia 307.. 797'... unit,
llIIlt. Al ()lIlII. ill-'5. N2 Mil... £77..
llliyli. ll. fl“. WI. 7..., 701.3; .117.
(31111. South. TI? :"17 $16111. 7.7
(‘IIIL Iii’ N. .l.. llf.l..'. llll iii”. lIlI'Iill.
(‘ll(I.I. (5: Ohio. 3‘17... iliill. 3127.. till
(‘ht «- N. W. ill? lll7
(.‘hl. n. I: II. 13M; 11155.. LII-II. 13.37,.
(‘. M. It; St. 7’. 7227.. ”17;. lZB-"I’. I'JIlI'll.
(llii. ll. l. K’ 7‘. ll‘lr'l. ll“... ”3% H47...
(‘.(‘.(". KI St. 7.. li’ll/g 137% W75). 117M
lI‘IIIlIII'IIl Stool, ill?” I’d) 487i. lilfl,
li‘IIIl. Eli. pl‘Il.. 761.5. 767.. Till... "Hill;
(lIIn. I‘ll. ”(l.. llill ltlh‘m Hill 11:51,;
1.011. (ll. NIIulI.. till 805%. 793/. 80%
Nor. Ill. “Wash. Ililh’. «till/J. till 731.5.
Mun. Conrail. llllll/L. lull/I ‘lllllI’ll. lltl
\lIIlrIIpIIlltIIn, Hill “:97... 11min “will.
M K. & ’l‘ pl'.Il ”.7 375.. ii? .'..--.I.
Minn l’uIIlliII ill)”; 00% (Still. lillryl.
1' Nut. l.II.IiIl ( 0.. 22 2:2
N. Y (' Ill ll.. llllilV, lull-'5. 1385’. llillfii.
N. l (i. (5. W“ 26 2614. 21: :1.
‘(.‘-.0n 'l‘IIlIuIII'II lid-'14. .lll’li Mil/i 361m
‘NOllll Pacific. 54%. bill. (Hill. will.
Nu. l’uc. pill. 7115;. 735;. 75%; I'll‘ll.
1 PIIIIlilII Mull. Ill‘. 4531/), iii 45%
l’IIII: Inylvunin lrill' till! 111% H2
l’IIIIlIlII'H IIGIIII. 95%. “Mill. {till/t. 100%
P Ill. ll. prl.. 03% till-ii, (3254 till
154011.llv.pl‘d. my. 825.. till/£3 «25;.
18011 l‘IIIlllr. my. «12 Inn 41 I.
’l‘onu. (‘ Ill. 1.. Iill/I 745;“. 72% 71
1“. El l.IIIIllII.Ir. 1.5% 16% till/t. lull.
[78 1.00., pfd 77 771/” 77 I'llfi
U S. llulIlIIII.lll31/.’. 371.7. 35% lull};
1llulmi l’IIIIlllII. 1381.4. Ill) (mu. 587/1.
Uu. Pun. gut. until. ill 8(qu lulu,
1Wlllllll-lll llf(7.. 20% 207.1. 20% 207.5.
1Wuut. Union. 84%; 845.”. 84% 81%
dumm"w~~—4
Rod hutu ‘II-row Intil‘ti mu] more unda-
clouu llIIIl fulln IIII VI-Ilvot. turbuuu
1trimmcd in ucnrlct vulvnt goronlums
'or sprawling volvat popplun ilumo in
almost all of tho mlllinory window on
. . Filth avenue.
qu vector and pleating
cumin committee to utudont limiyi
will discuim athletics. and it is [II-I
licvud that ’tho quostion or substitut-
ing II suitable event for the cane rush
will he brought up Or. Pritéhett but;
refrained from expressing any (Iceland
I‘Iplnlou on the event. wiublng to louver
.thc muttor altogether in tho bunIlII of
the utudnutn.
PORTER MUST BE HANGED LE-
GALLY.
ldMliN. Cut. Novumbor lllmAl. ll
IIIIIIIII looming horn hull night when on
organization was pIIrfucicd for the‘ pur-
puuo or lynching .lobu Parlor, lhc cmor-
cd boyynow held in the Dnnver lull.
where he confessed tho murder or
Louise Front, 11 elcvon M'lll‘I old urhoni
girl of this city, it, IIIIII uunuhnously
uurood that Porter uhull bI hIpIged
with all the doom um of u in II IIIcu»
lion whouuvcr be in brought buck to
this county. unit that. no brutality will
be tolorutcd.
“m...—
THE CZAR'S CONDITION.
EVl‘: l'E'i‘h‘ltSllllllG. NIIIIIIIIlIIII ill-~—
'l‘ 10 following bullcllu IIu lhII (lznr‘u
condition wuu lsuucil at it) o'clock this
morning.
“His Majesty puuucd II satisfactory
Ilny yculoriluy and slept tuirly well duh
hug the night. 'l‘IIIIIpIIIIutIIro this morn-
ing. 100.6: pulIIIa. till. (lcncral condi-
tion vory untisl’uctory.”
WHEAT IN NEW SOUTH WALES.
SYDNEY. N. S. \‘l'.. NIIIIIIIIIbIIr iii-
The govcrmnmlt reports 1.563.050
acres of land in New South Wales, un-
IlIII- wheut I'ultlvnlion. and that tho.
totul .leIld ought to be ulxtncn million
busholu
DICK HUNTER AGAlN.
Rocky Mountain Richard and His Tox-
as Experiences.
Rll’llill‘ll liiIIItIIr. (ll Rocky Mountnlu
lilck, tlIII [Ulll'lhl million who ul irregv
IIlIII' iIIlIII'vI-Ilu drops into this city. to
spend u tIIw days. and thIlu million .I
tour of tho wild IInIl \vuIIly wont. in
now l(l(‘tll(‘(l lII (‘lal‘l‘llllOlL 'l‘IIxau.
Dick was in tho lIuIIrlIIIIIIII. ut'tlnlvnn-
ton. IIIIII (’[lllll‘ IIIIIIr losing: his iIlIIIItltv.
Anything in ”In “no of II llil'lllldO. tiIl~
IIl warp. or ulllllllll‘ vlnitulion of Provi-
IlIIIII'II. wIIIIld hurdly lIII (II'IIIIIIlIIto ‘7
Dirk was not in It. lie has. lIIIIIn hunt-
liug IIll IIvIIr llIII I-IIIIntI'I’. lighting in-
tllilllll. pI’IIupI-I-tinu for mild. and llllfi
EllltI‘ll IIlIIIIIt IIll tlIIII'II in to IIIIII iII thII
l’ultIIIl Slulcn. bcuidIIn hurlnu vlullIIIl
llII‘I Kllmtlllll‘ I‘IIgimI.
lilIIk. III-cording lo the Billllll'l‘-3l0tlli~
lllllll. IIf ('lnrouilou. in II IIIIIIIIbcr of
tho most northerly loduc nl Mucous. in
thc world. loculIIIl :It lluwunu (lily
\luukn. Ull‘ll I-lnlinu to burn bIIIIu (illl‘
III’ II pin-1y III‘ lil‘tIIIIII lllilStlllEl who visit»
IIIi :I wIIIniIIrI'IIl leIInIIIIlI' tIIIIIplI- in tho
(‘lIuI-II (‘IIIIIIIL Arizona. and hus lll’l‘ll
tolling liIII 'l‘IIIIIII; ll‘llIllllIl‘l‘s of tho III-nit
«mun urIIuI Rllll‘ll‘r‘. IIlioIIt. whut ho uuw.
liIIIItIIr'n lIrIItlIIIr and cumin inst
llll‘ll' tin-n III (lulu-stun All of tin-
l{)i‘lll typIIuI'uplIlIInl :Irtluln know llInIliI
TllIIuIItIIiII luck. and l'III lIIIu IIIIIIIv
l‘I'iIIIIIle in town, not IIIIIIIIIIIItIId with
IlIII crnti. who would not in» surprlscd
III lIIIIII tlI.It lII- llllll lN’t‘ll Inviting type
.II IlII- North i‘nlr. Now London Day
’IlII- \Vt‘t‘k lIIIlIIIII ““170“. Mrs.
liunlup. IIl' lI‘III'I \VIII'IIII. lIIIl..
IlIIzI-II nigh" l'IIIIt IIvIII'
and loft lIIII' lIIIIIhuIIIl in l‘lilll‘;;l‘ IIt‘
llII-III E‘IIIIIIIIIII lluunu Nlmlli‘ in Fort
\l'III‘IIII. that night. llunlup. II Dom.»
I-I'ut. .slippwd IIIIIII‘ lII lll‘fll‘ him. 'I‘iIII
plizx' (not worn lnII‘III'IIl. Mrs. Dunlnp
thinks tlIII Rt‘lllilOl' rhIIIIlIl qukr good
lI-III loss, uIIIl has II'rlttIIII hlIII n ll‘llt'l‘
to Elly so.
Murv
put thrIIII
tlIII ilI‘II to boil
Ehl‘mlfiiiucm
HOYT'S THEATRE. So. Norwalk.
SATURDAY NOVEMBER 17.
SpoI iIIi (‘ll‘fflgt‘lllt’ III oi tlIII
international Grand Operatic Go
Now York and London. lCnu.
l’yIISIIIItiIII.r the. lid und ~ltlI Arts III
"'IROVATONE”
and llll‘ :lIl Act ((lurilcn SI-IIIIIII of
"FAUST."
Sung in English nnd beautifully cos-
tllllil’ll.
PRlMA DONNA VlClNl
will sing in pitch ()pcrn.
MIIIII. (ThurlIIII lI‘onlIIlII lAII'rIIiIIII will
l'OIlllt‘l‘ inlmitubln lIIIpIIruIIIIIItlIIIIs of
thc l-llbcrnlun (.‘lIanII-II‘II'. during thr-
IvIIitII bIIthIIIII llIII IIIIts.
PRICES 25, 50. 750 and 51.
NOW ON SALE.
ltIIIIIIIIvIIIl Scots on ,nulII III. lloyt‘s
'l‘hcutrc. South Nurwulk. IIIIIl Wood's
Drug StIII-II, Norwalk. 5 days in IIIleIIIcII
III“ (Inch IIIIIItIII‘nIIInIIII.
sI: IuiI‘IIinm‘én
FAIR and BAZAAR
in the new Parochial Hall,
LEONARD ST” NORWALK
Will continue all this wook.
DANCING REFRESHMENTS.
AND A GOOD TIME.
HOllER ll. H077,
llllillllll’l‘ll 0PTlClllliw
YOUR NOSE!
YOUR EYES l
it‘s on nncuunury to fit the
one on it in the oiliorw—glusa
us a detriment. to the night
otherwise. Try us! See If
We don’t do both perfectly!
so Wnuhlngton at.
but for room. For this week
prices are
55.50 5575 57.75
WM. PO‘DMORE,
NORTH MAIN a'rmznr.
so. NcuwALK. ‘
5.151511
Every man cannot keep
posted on the latest and
best things in Neckwear,
Shirts and) such things.
He must depend on his
Men's Furnishing Goods
dealer to “pilot" him in
the right direction.
Those who depend up-
on us are always safe.
lllllllllllK 5758.
SOUTH NORWALK.
Milford A. Gii’fin,
Manager.
A Gnod Workman
will giveI prompt IIIIIIIItlIIII
to
your pluIIIlIipn. it you lot HR
know your wants in that “[10.
\III (Implnv nliillcd IIIIIl curr-
iul assistants llllll thII hIInt oi
mutcrlulu. ("nil us up III any
limo and you'll lIIIvII I‘OlWOll to
lIII glad you did no.
Phone 137-3.
Charles E. Clapham,
50 South Main Street,
South Norwalk.
ESTABIJSHED 18-15.
”figgmgfé'
NEW YORK STORE.
Broadway. Corner 313i St.
BROOKLYN STORES.
llmudwny and Redford Ave.;
St. and li‘lu‘tbueh Ave.
Of course you' ve heard of us-—wo
urc reprcaoptutlva
Clothiers.
Furnishers,
Halters.
or: "new YORK.
Fulton
Maybe you‘d like to come to us for
Clothes, but find our stores too far
away. ‘
Thou we‘ll come to youw-II cord to
our MR. JOHN A. CAMP. ll. neighbor
of yours. will bring’blm with full in.
formation, randy to give every euro
and attention to your wants. '
The Autumn showing for Men. Young
Men and Little Gentlemen iii molly.
Mr. Camp‘s homo nddronu in
MAPLE AND FRANKLIN AVENUES.
uonwnLlI. conu.
AN UNHANDGOME TRICK.
li‘hut. Elubuibunitnw l hour that Kon-
bln'n now bull dug up lllli ground
broke down the tenor. and torn hourly
Morytblug to piocca tn the bulllytllJ
this morning
Second Buburliunlto- ~Yns. Some fol
low went thcré early. and fastened u
pair at rod ppociuéloa on tho nnlmnl‘ .1
oyou.~0hlcogu Tribune.
These are marked. not for profit.‘
. force of humanity.
No. 2 Gazette Building. 1 f
Will convince you that there is really only one placo in town
to buy Dress Goods. When you buy of us you are’alwcys sure of
your money’s worth or a little more. Our idcu iii to ‘havc our prices
always right, and to be ready for you with the latest styles. Not
overlooking good quality.
A few of, the many good things we have to otl‘er:
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All- wool Black Storm Serge, 40 inches wide, .,. Q 1 39¢.
All-wool Black India Serge, 38 inches wide, 59c.
Figured Brilliautincs, finc small patterns, 45 inches widd, ‘5oc.
lllack French Crepon, handsome pattern, 40 inches wide, ‘ 692:. ‘5;
lllack Imperial Serge, 45 inches wide, 756. 7 ‘ ‘
lllack Brilliautiue, 56 inches wide. 75:.
lllack All-wool Clicviols, 52 inches wide, $1.00.
lllnck Pebble Cheviots, 52 inches wide. $1.25.
Fine Imported Novelties in All—wool. Silk and Wop},$l.25 to $2.75.
.I\ll~wool Mixed chcciaus in all colors, 38 inches widc, 50c.
All-wool liomcspuhs, in gray. 52 inches wide, 75c.
Zihclincs. in Brown and (iray Mixtures. 52 inchcs wide. 89c.
.I\ll~Iv00l I“’IOlll(‘5pl.lllS, 54 inches wide, 7 ‘ $1.50.
All-wool Mixcd Suitings, 52 inches wide, $1.90.
All shades of Fine Voucciuus. 52 inches wide, $m5.
Double Fucc Cloths. ' $1.50 and$1.75.
WRECKED BY STORM
Partially Built Hog Island Light House
Was Destroyed.
’l‘oomcy Brothers. of Gulltord. the
contractors for thc new lighthouse (III
Hog talunil shoal in Nurugunsett iiuy.
arc in nu unpleasant. position in room»
qucncc (It the storm of last. wock. 'l‘hc
gub- dIImollullod their work. which was
not hull“ completed. and they arc now
communicating with the government
unthorltivu to learn us III‘wbrItlIIIr they
will llélVI‘ to shonldcr thII loss 01‘ not.
If they do it will fail heavily upon
tlII‘In‘I. The foundation it is found 1111.;
lIIIIIII IIoIIIplIItIIly (‘lll'l'll‘ll away. 'l‘hII
I-IIIItI'IIcIIII-II iInvI~ hccn III work for u
”Hill”! 01' IIIIII'II. llllll they hurl built :I
rulnsun and had lIIwIIrIIIl it into “In wu-
IIIII. 'l‘lnIrII IIIIIIII- about sixty tons. III‘
irIIII lilltl IIIIIIII-nt in thu-I caisson and
tour trot of tho fill‘lll‘llll‘t‘ wuu nbovII
wutiIl'.
’l‘lIII structure was circular and built.
of iron plntIIs (lllt‘ nnd IIIIII~0ighllI in—
I-iIIIs in tliiIIlIIIIIsu 'l‘th IliumetIIr (ii
thII lighthouse bust! swept away was
lll‘l'lll)“ll\t' foot. The depth of water
(ill the uhonl III ordinary high water
win: thirlIIIIII foot. but Friday morning
thII tiIlII 1'05» t1) twculy tI-IIII about the
suI‘iuI-v of tho uhIIIIl. 'l‘hc foundation
of the lighthIIIIuI-I wus 10! into thII hcd
of tho uhonl thirty-(Inn font. and 113
”WP“ “'t—‘l‘t‘ three sections Iii it rising
from ilIII shoal. with eight t‘IIIIt to ll.
i-ll‘l'llull. IhII totnl height up to tho linIII
of Iiu dluuppcm'unrc was twentydmn'
l‘IIIIt. l-JIIIIh Now of pinto was bolted
to the next IIIIII with lIcIIvy boltu. ‘l'ho
whnrl’ thnl surrounded tln‘;I top of the
IIIIItul structure wns found to be intact
youtcrduv. 'l‘hc thoory of the engineer
is that tho hIIuvv non broke up the iron
plutcs IIIId washed them away into
IlI‘IIp Willt‘l‘.
’l‘hc lighthouw was to ho sixty-eight
tIII-It in lIIIlght from the water's edge.
Pun-II... IIIIII‘II. lcl‘l (men in tlIII stiucture
for thc thin to push in ii 1 out. The
job was to have boeu’cIIIIIplctcd next
March and the light llxcd for operation
11 month inter. to tulle the place of Hog
Inland Shoal lightuhlp that bun been in
use ll short distance southwest of
Micro the now lighthouuc was begun.
Some people lIIIvII (I throw that the
iron cylinder may have sunk out or
night. claiming that us the foundation
I'IIIIIIIII only three IIIId onII-hult‘ {not iii
”In nhoul lnnlcud (It tlfl‘IIcn (not. us or-
lglnully intondcd, tho chunrcu"ore that
thc III'IIIIIIIII'II ol’ the waves Ilrovc It
down doc-per. 'l‘hII llghthounc buso was
in II vIIIy IprosoIl position in Friday“ a
gulp the wind. t.lIlII and soon taking
thII wholo hicndth of the lower buy.
and battering against the cylinder with
great force. The base when completed
wnu to huvc been filled with concrete.
ECONOMY IN COAL.
One of the Chief Sources of Waste In
American Homoo.
If the American houuowlfo know no.
lltlcul oconomy. as. indeed. many do.
11ml all should. she would be con-
scicncc utrlclmn IIIIIl IlIIcluro herself
II lllllwtlllilo ulnnor. because of tho
Ivuy uhc wanton Incl, liliYH Harper's Bin
Imr. Kitchen ilrou strong enough to
run up onglnc, broil tho lireukfaat
chop. The furnace is banned with
coal. and lorgottnn. until they house in
unbearably honlodrthon windows and
doors urn thrown upon to cool it off.
and no one hoodu that enorgymhuutw
IIIIlllclIIut in work wondIIrII in produc-
ing wonlth in being oust. to the windn
'l‘htI unmc housewife. who pormltu
lblII wrmu,I is nonclilvo to tho fuel. that
by lmr morul qul intellectual nuts Ibo
tuturu of unborn generations in mud!
tinned. “Silt! knows she has it In her
poworwtbo nowcr of ovory individual
will lucrcunn or diminish the moral
In it not. worth
wliilr remembering. too. that aim hub
it in powm- to increase or diminish the
indunti lul form?
The greatest uluulo factor of iIIIlIIII
lrlul force in cold. The housewife who
oconomlzou coal, does something more
than unvo hor lIIuIlIunIl' II money She
is conucrvtng for all humanity II nor.
canary of lilo. ouwbtcb. mule that in
utnnco. the broad and butter of prom
out and future tenorutlona depond.
H. KRIEGER & 00..
THE LEADING STORE FOR READY TO WEAR GOODS
FOR MEN, WOMEN, BOYS AND GIRLS.
WEST WASHINGTON STREET.
IT’S A PLEASURE
To know that you can be sure lt') havc :I New Suit. an Overcoat,
a".
()i' your wife a Ncw Dress or (out. {‘\'(’ll it you haven't the ready
I‘ilall. it's a plcmnu‘c bccausc you know, when you come'to our
store you are wclI'IIIIIc. wlIctlIcr l’Oll are just looking. or buying,
you l‘l‘Cl‘th" tlIII some II'IzItmcIIt. 'l‘lIzIt new I‘I‘cdit system of ours
is finc. isn't it? Come in. in us tIIll you about it again.
OUR INTEREST IN FOUR LARGE‘STORES
ENABLES US TO BUY IN LARGE "QUAN-
TITIES AND THUS PLACING US IN THE .
FRONT RANK AMONG THE LARGEST BUY- ..
ERS OF NEW ENGLAND. .
OVERCOATS. RAGLAN OVERCOATS.
Our Black and llluc llcavcr All wool Oxford Raglan. very
Overcoat III $12 is one you must nicely tailored. strapped seams
scc hciorc you cafl appreciate its ltalian lined. A grackcr—jack'for
value. \\'I‘I claim '11 is. as good. it $12.98. . - .
not bettcr. than one for $15 bought
clscwhcrc.
BOYS’ TWO-PIECE SUITS.
We have them in all sizes, price
from $1.59th $7.98. You need not
SMALL OVERCOATS AND
REEFERS.
We give you an opportunity to
Ilrcss your children nicely and
cheaply. We have everything in
wait until you havc saved enough that line that you may wish for,
money to dress your young ours. and vou need but little money to
BIII thc clothcs now, below the pIIIIuIII the necessities for your
cold weather sets in. young ones.
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. KRIEGER 8. 00.
West Washington Street. South Norwolk.
mm mm...
A wollknowu broker who doou lula- A GERMAN BARK FOUNDI’W
luosu near tho comm of Broad und LONDON. November lliwA doa-
Chestnut utreobi. has the odd faculty patch from Rio Janeiro status that thil’
of being able. whenever he dosh-nu. to German bark Vldur, Captain Nockel.
wug bin left. car This hi not tho “8- from Newport, News. September 1. for
uni. little Jerk due to muscular coir noenrlo. laundered at. can. on Octolmr
traction. but is a deliberate and pro- 25, No 1m... were lost. In“, Vidm‘»
pounced wail The Maker who in ll mined from HamtIIu-m'wuo‘re lihe m
persistent joker. managers to get plon- owned.
ly 01' fun from his movoublo our. i‘ho
other day he entered II roatuuraut and
3mm his order to u nervous looking
waitress. when she returned with u
truy laden with diction, he upoko sharp-
ly mid (ll'GW her attention to him. in-
ulnritly his ear boxun to Wang. and
tho astonished girl dropped the tray.
diiihoe and all on the floor. Elbe could i
not. be induced to return and fluinh‘ her
lack. walludolpblu Record.
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6mm .
ESCULET‘TS
Will up“...
And nu mun “
Wililh
Norwalk Chronicler