3a 2.90.
South Norwaik.
did not shoot until utter Grog
. 11k him Witness said that
#1‘3 hot Gregory pitched for-
It] Wheeler 11an the bitter
in Jim. Scott wan positive
“dry rushed up and punched
ml was not deliberate in his
ts, as he had told the court
rose-examination M1s. been
at she had known Wheeler for
I years. She was positive that
.- s first blow struck Whecltoxr
a side of the head Nothing
nee! developed in the cross-1?};-
ng-nor was the witness shaken
iInion concerning the facts of
1181
the version of the shootlng llH
She wus ulso positive in
I out that Gregory rushed 111
.de " d struck him before he. shot.
he he shots had been urod Miss
. art Kalil she and Mrs.
way, and that she. lingered 111
or as Wheeler and Mrs. '11 011
' 0.11 Gregory, she said. got 11p
Iliad toward l1cr.1"emu1lI1lug
how he has sliot me.‘
«Englehait said she replied:
iridium! it; but what did. you strike.
y afterwards:
”ebodv will get killer] for this.‘
Ahoy Walsh then- inquired of
uglehart as to whetheI she bud
bard Glflcgorv moire threats
Wheeler
I. y Walsh said that ho intend
. . ‘OYii that 61111;on not oIIlI' mode
.311 to Miss Euglohnri 10111 or nine
r's was consider able urgumeui
l3“? oh the fitter-nus 11s to the nd
i illty. of this I1'\illt*lltt‘ :rud ilII'
AFTERNOON' S SESSION.
a court convened this afternoon
.‘clook. Prosecuting .Mlornr-I
.W- t] was first to be III-11rd on hi»
eulllm that er--i1lc11.1 1-11111'1-1'111111;
a 91] infants llllitlt l-\' tlrogm'II
3‘ Wheeler. should not b.
but woull b1-I111l1111111l
ey oen made by tl11- 1. ‘1 1.-’ .11'
' aw to substiiiliiu r. I..~ . i11.1..
Greg01'1.hou1-I-1-1 srurcd Ih.11
invent cousidtrubb. time in look
lithe low 11nd II:1.:111'tin-01111111111
‘I‘. lie evidence sin Ild b1 1111111111011
fitterney Walsh 1:11 11! that he “a.
Bfldd with his 811111111111 14 1 lniui
neyl.1)1-I1n0orl _\"11ll1d his ob»
., at. this point. 11nd the 11111-
timed.
Ehgleh arr “us 11-1,1ll11l 10 1h.
stand. in 1111-4011 to '1 11111-1}
rn er Welsh 11~ 10 “h. rho-1 sln
Vi‘ helild (ltcgon Iunlrr lhrruh
IlWheelei Miss E111,lehdr1 11-
“II
ill'll
iii
regory said ihnt if he saw Mr.
eltIir talking to 1111 he would but
hail asked for all of tin 1-111111-r'x11-
Miss Englehurt continru- -.l 51.111111:
tilt; Gl‘egou hurl il11'1111c-111d rurllr-r
fl
8
W ll also hill 1‘1111
' lit-clot 1110111 "
Euglchuri srrrd .~ .11 11.111 .1 III-.11
i! you do no.
Sc ott ‘
'. Ier hurl not been at her
Wheeler“ 11 life, but (11111.;on pounded
Wheeler 11 head against the ground.
At another tithe. during this some
scnflle Gregoty told Miss Englohurt
that he would not let Wheelei up until
he paid him for it. Witness said that
Wheeler then inquired how much. and
lregory euld five. dollars.
She could not recoil the. remainder
of the conversation.
(in c.rose—examination. utter the 111111-
11l preliminary questions. l’roaecruing
Attorney Lockwood asked it 111 the.
tlmc. Mr. Englehnrt interfered In the
struggle between Wheeler and Greg-
01y“?
Witness stated that her father
quiied us to what the trouble. was.
There was some convorsutlon. und
then Mr. Euglchnrt milled Gregory oi't'
Miss Englehart denied tho imputation
made by Attorney Lockwood. to the
effect that her father had said he
would shoot Wheeler it ho had a gun
Referring to Gregory’ s threat to kill
Wheeler when he hurl him on tho
1110111111 111 this time, Miss Euglehnrl
stntcd that she saw no revolveI in
Gregory's possession.
When asked concerning the threnls
mode by Grogmy and what occasioned
them. the witness stated that Gregor)
brought up the mutter himself remark
lug thut he had seen Wheeler uptoIIn
and then inslnrinted that he had been
to cull on Miss l'hizzlchurt.
When witness declnrcd thnt thcl~
house then
in-
Gregory would say:
‘iie talks with you and I011 talk
with Ihirn, and it I see him i will kill
him.‘
To which Miss l'lnglchnrl snid sue
replied
"Do as you like."
The proseculina attorney thr-u 11i-
tcmpicd to Show that there hurl been
so many conversations between Miss
ldnglchurt and Gregor-I- ihut witness
II 115 not competent to 1'1 member Miss
l1 ti"ith.ll‘l I1111'1l0111l11l In her opinion
that sht- renumbered the 1l11'1111-1 and
stated lhut she had good reason to re
member them. but she hurl not told
\lheclcr until this lust aprluit. though
she lrnd seen him occnslonully
Miss I'lurzichnrt was still 011 the
111111.! when the Sentinel went to press.
RELIEVED OF HIS ROLL.
lv'r'nulr Scissio. 1111 lturinu, was 1l1'111i1
1111; 1'l1l1r 111 compnny with 11 gun;- 11:'
[1111141111, over in III-1111' \Ioods. Sllllllll)‘
ui‘ir-rnoon He occidcninlv showed 11
roll of bills. containing Sill. 11nd 1121-1
promptly rr'lir-Ied 111' it III the M'llll"
“lllt'i‘. followed. Scisaio was badly cut
on lII-- head. and both (‘IH'S 111-1'1-
i.1'111.~'.-1l. ‘
'l'hr'r rose 01’ Mnrtiu Sullivan 111115111
11 11111 ill‘llllilf’ come up iII-foI1.ludnc
‘.lrr-lqory at 1 o'clock. this afternoon.
but Mrs. Sullirun could not i)(' found.
'lllrl llll‘ cnsc “’t‘lll oI'r-r' until next Moi:
111.1 1.1 SI 11. 111
II‘ S. l-‘uIIIItIcI't-I'. oi Chit-111:0 spr-ni
mutiny with his sister in low. Mrs 11211-
.11-ur- li‘nunilcroy 01' Elm str'm-t. Nor-
wuli
AGED MERIDEN MAN DEAD.
)ll'llillll'IN. NoIchn-r Iii (‘hnrlcs
l'I Stor'krlcr'. 111.:1'd ucrcui)‘. one of the
llr'sl known fir-ruino-.\nIcI'ir'nu rcsi
Ii-nis in lllln r'iII dir-d In his home.
curly this Inor'uiur. iii‘tcr' 11 low duys'
illlll‘\.'- with stomach trouble. Mr.
Sin. krb-r 1'01' runny years had conduct-
.1 :1 l1 db 1' 11. ounces b1 1'1-. lie is our
111111 Irv {our sons
WHEN HE HAD DONE WITH lT.
”flyiu do you 1111151.”.11111. 1111 11.11 .
' cubes." I
1. ei, they will lll'\-‘l hung 1111-. .orI
lair. lll I!l\’:.t"ll'." “its ”11' I'IIIlV 1). 1
lilting-England” sum-d £11111 threats
amatui'c hurl been tundr- [Dive 01
i‘ tithes. find that she had 1-011111111111
'1 them to W llcclr'r
inlet!!! was of the 0111111011 that
' '11‘ was very much in l‘lIll'llt'hl 111
‘.throats “'t'l‘l‘ lllltilt' 11! Miss
art's home. once 111 the supper
[so Eiiglohurt's home. 11 your
I 1. July. Miss l'luglchnrt stated
0 was going out 10 the gun-
V'lollowed by \i’hcclcr. when
Jumped from behind 11 iilur'
d attacked \\'h1’-eler.
Englehui't sold thut 111 ihiza
When Gregory hnd Wheeler
he former sold:
‘ 11 got it revolver.
ill him."
Englehurt sold shr- begged 101'
11nd I am 1:11-
8111111 111111 .1. o 1 \IbllixllliVIll 'onr'ris
‘11 hid undr: 1‘\llrninulion 11
11111111 irorn tlr» 1.11111'11. \Iho rejoiced
1n rhv- door of 1411111111011 “hose r1-
I plies 11-1-1'1- Il11- I-uusi-s of 111111 l1 iuughter
.11 the court
"\IId so." questioned the burrislcr
“1011 high the court to believe thu
101 1111- 11 pr-nr'r'i'ulli‘ disposed and iii-
ciTonsirr- kind of person?”
"Yr-11'."
"And that 1011 have no desire to fol
low the sir-1111 of your uniucsulrc and
smile the Phliistincs“
"No. l'I'c not." answered tho Ioutli
"nod 11' l bud the desire I 11111'1 1:03
the sircnclb 111 prosui.”
“Then you think you would be 1111
hill" to copr- successfully with u
lbousriud enemies and utterly r0111
[111111 with the jawbone of 1111 11111:: "‘
"Well." answered the milled Sump
son. "I might huw- 11 try when you
lInI-c done with the II'I-upon.”~--London
Spore Moments.
L‘rny cloth ure joined by burnt-a 01' pus-
scurcuioi'lo of self color so open ihnl
they show the Iiuiur: of darlntiiy color-
.»11 silk bcucuth.
our entire flock of Car-
lton. 00003, Bicycles, 010..
- It 0001.
1111 Franklin
‘ GTREETO.
‘ 1111 1.11.1.1.
% 0.111311511101111
liistrlri of N111 'r.Ill1 1111.. l'Ioanc
rl‘ouri. NovcmbcI 17th.. A. it. 1901).
I leiuic of Elizabeth 8. Mother. lute oi
. Norwaik. in said District. drccuscd:
' \I'l1e1-1 1111. written application has
been mode to this (Tour! by the admin—
iutrutriv. prnylniz ior rcusonu lhercin
'scl forth. for 1111 order of sale of ccr~
ltuin I'cnl "ethic of sold deceased.
l\\hlt‘li Is frilly 111-111 rim-d in said uppll‘
lcnlion 011 illo:
I (Irdcrcd 'lhnt snid application br-
Ehem-d and determined at the Probate
:01in In Norwulk on tho ‘.i-ilh dnr of
: November “100.1": 0 ‘clor I1. uttornoon:
fund that public notice thereof be given
:io all persons interested therein by
publishing this order in 11 newspaper
having 11 circulation in said District 111
least live rinys before said day 01 hear»
ing.
HENRY W, GREGORY.
niil it Judge.
W11 ism; .. '1' e
and his in lei at '1.... oil the 1.11.11, 01!
at Norfolk and he
eel but two days. He was titty three
years oi use. Heart failure was the
cause of his death. Nothinx Id known
or 11111 antecedents. The schooner was
a month making the trip, owing to
bend winds.
ENGINE COMsPANY'B ANNIVER-
- ARV.
NEW LONDON, November lib—The
Niagara Engine Company No. i. is coi~
obruting the fiftieth anniversary of its
organization today. A bouquet will be
served at the Cracker House, tonight.
at which there will be addresses by
many prominent citizens. The com
pany is the direct successor of the
first fire company in the city, which
was organized in 17815.
HEARING iN GAYNOH CASE.
NEW YORK. November 19 ~~~~~ 'l‘ho
hear-Mg in the Gaynor proceedings
Were continued bci‘orc Unllod States
Commissioner Shields todny. llovld
Nevins. chief clerk of the National
linnk of t‘ommorce. identified two cer-
tificates of stock of the Delaware &
Hudson Cauul Company. of it). shares
each. and they were put in evidence.
George C. S. McCury. cashier for Ron-
dall & Whitloclr, stock brokers, identi-
fled the sumo certificates 1111 having at
one time. been the property or Oberlin
M. Carter.
DISCHARGES FROM BANKRUPTCY.
l-IARTl-‘0Rll, November lilwli. F3
Marvin. clerk of the United States
court. went to New Haven. today. and
presented to .l. D. Townsend the lol-
lowing names for discharge from bunk-
I'uptcy. which had been reported on
invorably. by the referees: Loni»;
Eliu. Hartford; 'I‘rocy ll. Warren
Bridgeport: James Legg, Killingly:
James ll. Stowe. 'l‘homusion; Waldo
Ellis Knunp. Greenwich. and George
W. Van Horn l’lainville
ENTERTAINMENTS
Hovr's THEATRE...”
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 23.
ENTIRE NEW COMPANY.
HI. HENRY'S
Big Progressive Minstrels
Positively Inn-gent in the World.
1’10— ALI. WHITE S’l‘ARS'MOU.
ENTIRE (‘l'lANiltrL
d——.\lODBRN (‘iiM FiliiANS-~»1;
EVERYTHING NEW.
l.’—- (‘l'l.'l‘l\'A'l‘l-Il) SINGERS-«l2.
Comic Songs Lutest liuiiuris. llruud
(‘hoI'usr-s. it New York (‘ity I'uIIdc-
I'illos. Spvciul trulu 0f 11111-111 show
curs iu the world,
Watch for the Grand Automobile Par-
ade at Noon.
Hear Our Great Band. FORTY MEM-
BERS.
When you see 11 good Show.
note 01‘ it
SEATS NOW ON SALE.
Now-1' lit'llil‘l' Such 1111 Expensive Show
111 these Prices: 25. 35. 50c.
lies-erred Scum 011 Side 111 lloyi's
'l'I11'11t1'1 South Nor'wulk, :Iud chtl's
Drug Store. .\'01 II 11|i1 .'1 1l11_I s 111 advance
of ouch pcriormum-c.
ruulrc 11
DON'T MIND l'i'!
"if you hnppcnd to stnnd ill the lobby oi
HOYT'S THEATRE.
SATURDAY MATINEE AND NIGHT.
NOVEMBER 24,
and hour loud laughter uud tumultuous
relis. doul mind it llon'i think you
1111' in n 1'1'1121‘ lltiliM“ ' It is merely the
our the sober citizens- und I'llizr'nt'ssvs
will have of expressing their sillislur-
tion with 111111 111111110111. comediuu,
HENNESSY LEROYLE
in Lust Season's Most Conspicu-
11115 Success.
Other People's Money.
PRICES:
10 anti 252.
EVENING. 25. 35, £10.
lie-served Souls 1111 51111-111 Hoyi'x
'l‘hculr'c. South Norwn'lt. 11nd Wood's.
Drug Store. Noi‘wnlh 1'- rluys in advance
of cur-h pr riormunu'.
MATINEE
Wall
Paper.
Are you in want of some
nice. neat, (“not-too-loud")
but just about right in every
way sort of Wall Paper? We
know we have what you want
at the wanted price—dome—
thingI that you won't find
on everybody's wall, because
everybody doesn't 'seil it.
Call and we’ll take pleasure in
showing you.
DECKER.
87 WASHINGTON ST..
South Norwalk.
Store open evenings till 8:30. ,
Conn.
Telephone 133-3.
Virginia on 01:11.1: 1' 19 Rue shipped . 1
I? been with the veil-
8
Fifty Styles
Sonic Handsomelv Nickeied.
Every one guaranteed.
Price, from $3.50 up.
Will. Podmore,
North Main Street.
mm
TIDE TABLE FOR NOVEMBER, 1900.
Computed for Wilson Point Dock,
From U. 11. Coast Survey Tables.»
Tide table for November. 1901), com-
puted for Wilson Point dock. from
United States Coast Survey tables. The
height in tact and tenths ore reckon-
cd from Mean Low Water. which is the
datum of surroundings on the Cllllnt
11nd Geodetic Survey Charts for this
region, and which is 8.6 feet below
mean sea level. Morning tides on first
line. afternoon tides on second line of
such day.
Date. Hfl‘. Ht. l..’i‘. H1.
19. 9.02am. 7.111. 3.030.111. 0.011..
9.33pm. 6.211. 3.40pm. 0.1fi.
20. 9.33am. 7.3i't. 3.3311.m. 0.011.
9.59pm. 11.111. 4.11pm. 0.011.
21. 10.07am. 7.1m. 3.59am. 0.1.11.
10.29pm. 6.7ft. 4.39pm. ~02“.
22. 10.430411. 7.811.. 4.300.n1. 0.311.
11.05pm. 7.011. h.09p.m. —-0.4tt.
23. li.2011.m. 8011. 5.03am. 0.111.
11.14pm. 7.31‘t. 5.45pm. ~0.6tt.
2-1. 5.43am. 0.0f1.
12.02pm. Sift. 6.23pm. -—0.7ft.
25 0.270.111. 7.1.11. 6.280.111. --o.111,.-
12.45pm. 8.011. 7.04pm. ~0.71t.
20. 1.131.111. 71611.. 7.1811.m -—0.ltt.
1.329.111. 7.911. 7.61pm. —0.6tt.
27. 2.02mm. 7.6i't. 8.07am. (Lott.
2.21pm. 7.7tt. 8.40pm. -——0.-ii’t.
28. 2.570.111. 7.611. 9.05am. (lift.
3.15pm. Hit. 9.34pm. —0.2f1.
29. 3.540.111. 1.1m. 10.l_0a.m. 0.2ft.
4.13pm. 7.1ft. 10.33pm. ——0.ift.
30. 4.5411.m. 7.1m. li.l7u.m. 0211.
5.18pm. dili't. 11.36pm. 0.011..
Every man cannot keep
posted on;the latest and
best things in Neckwcar.
Shirts and such things.
He must depend on his
Men's Furnishing Goods
dealer to ”pilot" him in 3
the right direction.
Those who depend up-
on us are always sale.
BilliSilIliK 8808.
SOUTH NORWALK.
Milford A. Giffin,
Manager.
NOTICE.
United Fire 11111110160
or liuliimoro ('ily.
l‘11rti1-s holding numbered
150073.
and is
policies
1.300.315, 15005.8. 11.0001.
III the above named company.
liddb'di,
sued by w. H. \'nnSciv1-r. will receive
important information upon communi-
ruting the fuel to address below.
CHARLES H. PHILBROOK.
Special Agent.
65 Kllby Street, Boston, Manual
.1” “-1. ..._x.. . .. .:
HOMER B. HOY’I‘,
GliillllAI'l‘li (ll’TlClill
YOUR NOSE '
YOUR EYES !
it's as necessary to ill the
one as it I11 the other—glass-
cs 11 dntrl‘incnt to the sight
otherwise. Try 1103, See If
we don’t do both perfectly!
80 Washington 81
1.11.1"1131111111111, the ”detain." bor
rower neveru trikeo twice in the same
place.
No '2 Gazette Building.
.m-
l
Will. convince you that there is really only one place in town
to buy Dress Goods. When you
buy of us you are sin/11y; sure of
your money’ 3 worth or a little more, Our idea is to have 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 offer:
All—wool Black Storm Serge, 4o
'All-wool Black ludia Serge, 38
Figured Brilliautincs, fine small patterns, 45 i11cl1cswidc,
llluck French Crcpon, handsome
lilack Imperial Serge,
Black Ali-wool Cheviot-1, 52 inches wide,
lilack l’cbblc Cheviois, 52 inche
45 inches wide,
Black Brillinntiuc, 56 inches wide,
inches wide,
. 39¢-
iuchcs wide, 50c.
soc.
potion-1,40 inches wide, 690.
75c.
751:.
$1.00.
3 wide, $1.25.
1"inc imported Novelties in All-wool, Silk and Wool, $1.25 to $2.75.
All-wool Mixed chccians in all colors. 38 inches wide,
All-wool i'lorncspnns. in gray, 52 inches wide,
Zibeliucs, in Brown and Gray Mixtures, 52 inches wide,
All-wool Ilorucspnus.
.\ll~wor.Il Mixed Suitings, 52 inches wide.
.'\Il shades of Fine \r'cncciaus, 52 inches wide.
Double Face Cloths,
TODAY iN WALL STREET.
WALL STREET. 10:10 11. in.-Thcre
were some iurgc blocks 01' individual
stocks dealt in. III the opening trnusuc»
lions. but price chuugcs were small. ex»
cept in u fcw cases. and these for the
most purl in thc specialties. New York
Air lirukc was 11p 1 points; Consolidni.
ed (1113. 3; (‘olorndo Fuel. 2111.; 811 ci
and Wire. 13111, on running sales. and
American Sinclring. lbg. Erie first [)r1'~
t‘errcd opened 11]) 1%. but 11111 oi‘l‘. 11nd
there wus- 11 sligthly reactionary rrn-
dent-y in Northern Profile and New
York (‘r'ntrul
WALL STREET, ll 11. liI.-———l"r11iil
inking sub-14 OI‘I‘l‘li'li‘t' the outside dr-
uiund for stocks. 11nd prices l‘i‘ill‘lt‘tl l
.11' 2 110111112. 'i‘bcrr- were no especial
points of Ivcnkncss. the declines helmr
distributed throughout all the active
groups Lurge gains II crc mode by 11
few stocks in face of the general sch»
.ng. notably the steel stocks. except
Tennessee (‘oul but their ndI'untuzc
.Vus not fully mniutuitIr-d. The mnruct
rallied strongly before il o'clor-k, the
local tr'uctiou stocks lending. Recov-
eries run from 1 to :1 in points ill 11 num
ber of stocks.
WALL STREET. IIooIIM'l‘he murkci
became quieter on the rnlly and im-
provements iu the rnilrouds were not
o'cll maintained. Rio (lrnnrlc Western
rose l‘J points over the previous sale.
A jump in Sugar 10 134-31, did not crentr
uuy marked effect on other stocks. Su-
gar lhcn rent-ted 11 point and some. of
the railroads. fell to rhc lowest. Bonds
were rnodcrntelI active 11nd firm. Knu-
ans 8: Texas tires rose 3": points.
Enormous denlings in (‘hlcngo & Al-
1011 lily-1" ocurrcd II'11hin 11 range oi ‘11
\l'ALl. STREET. l 1;. 111.——Prices
III-111 lorIr-r durinr: thr- noon hour than
during 111.- morning, l‘I - Iically the
whole list “'11:: ul‘i'ccicd, out some of
the specialties held 11bovc Saturday's
level. General Electric advanced to
1139“... 11 rise of 11... points. Aniericuu
Linseed Oil dropped 151;. and the pro
ferred :3 points 011 light dealings
There were some slight recoveries
uhout 1 o'clock. but the undertone con-
tinned hcnvy.
TODAY'S OUOTATIONI.
Reported over punts wire of E. A.
Bohmo. commission broker. Swan: 11
Corbett'a block. South Nor-walk:
Open High Low 1:30
Am. Cot. Oil, 31% 31%
Am. St. S: \V., ill 501.1”. 49 49%
Am. S. R. Co.. 132% I341»; 131% lilting,
Am. ’l‘ob. (10.. ill HIV. id!) 109
Ateliison. ill-1% 38% 17% 37%
Atchison. pfd., 83v. 811% 8128213
likyn. R. 'l‘.. 71 73% 70% 7214.
Canada 8011., 1.71;. 111%
Chet-I. SI Ohio, 337/11 34% 33% 38%
'Chi. ll. & 6).. id? 137 ”5% 135
C. .\I. & St. P.. 124711 1247.11 Hid-'91. lZi
Chi. R. l. & P.. “511;. iii)”: 114% 114-33
C.C.C. & St.L., 671.1,, 1371/11 678'. 01%
l). k H. (31m. “8% 118%
Federal Steel. fill/g 511/, 50111. only4
Fed. St. ni'rl.. 77 77 ”166;; iii-'5
1011. El. (30.. Hill id!) 1675}; iii!)
Lou. 1b Nash, 82% 82% 80% iii
Nor. & West, 43% 437.41 43 43
Mun. ('lonnol.. Hz 112 “0% iii
Mctropolltnn. ITO 173%. 170 17:1
M. K. & 'l‘. pith. 381/1 38% fill .18
MidsJ’acltic, 60% (30% .1941 {997/11
Nut. Lead 00.. 21 21
N. Y.. (l. (1‘: H.. Wilda 1397.11 139194111919
N. Y., 0. 111 W., 25% 257.11 25% 13514
Con. Tobacco, 36% 37%. 3614; .1619
North Pacific. 07 67% 66% 11'!
No. P110. pfd.. 80% 8091. 80 80
Pacitic Mail, 46% 46% 461.4. 46%
Pcnnole'anlpi/H ”4% 143% 143%
Pcople'sflus,102% 102% 100% 100%
l’ & 11.11111. 6-! 64 till 6.1%
8011. Railway. ”'11. iii 11% 14%
5011. Ry. 11111.. 04 114% 03 6311‘,
Son. Padilla. ill“. 43% 42% 42%
Tenn. C. 6‘: 1.. ill 79% 77 11%
Il'. Slimmer. i571. this. il’) 1514
HMS 1.00. pi'd.. 77% 77%
1?. 8. Rubber 37 37 381/; 311%
Union Pacific. “it “14 70 70%
U11. l’nc., p10,, 82 82 811/. 81%
Wabash. pfd.. 21% 2111’. 2W. 21-11.
Wont. Union 811% 86% 86% 85%
‘Ex. Div 1% per cent. i
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THE LEADING STORE FOR
FOR MEN. WOMEN,
. WEST WASHIN
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I To know that )‘I-ll run he sure to
cash. it's :1 pleasure because you
Sllll'C IIou are welcome. \vlrellicr \'
II'oII receivc the same treatment.
is 11.111.11.11 it? Come in. let us it-
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OUR INTEREST IN
54 inches wide,
or your \\‘ill' :1 New Dress or Codi.
50c.
75¢-
89c.
$1.00.
$1.00.
$1.25.
$1.50 and $1.75.
1111311111111 11 HYATT, Norwalk,Conn.
H. KRIEGER & co.
READY TO WEAR GOODS
BOYS AND GIRLS.
GTON STREET.
lT’S A PLEASURE
have 11 New Suit. 1111 Overcoat,
or on if you haven't the ready
know. when you come to our
1111 (Irc just looking, or buying,
'l‘hui new credit system of ours
I! you about it again.
FOUR LARGE STORES
ENABLES US TO BUY IN LARGE QUAN-
ERS OF NEW ENGLAN
see before 1011 c1111 upprcciuic its
\.';1l1113 \\'1- claim it 1'.~ :1» good. if
not better. than one ior $1; bought
elsewhere.
BOYS' TWO~PIECE SUITS.
We have them in all sizes. prin-
i'roru $1.51) to $7.98. You need not
wait until Iron have saved enough
money to drcss your young ones.
‘.III\' the clothes now, before the
cold weather sets in.
OUR MILLINERY AND C
OVERCOATS.
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()Vt‘i't‘lilll 1’ll $1.: is one I'IuII 1111151
TITIES AND THUS PLACING US IN THE
FRONT RANK AMONG THE LARGEST BUY-
D.
- RAGLAN OVERCOATS.
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SMALL OVERCOATS AND
REEFERS.
We give you an opportunity to
dress your children nicely 111d
cheaply. We have cveryihiug in
that line that you may wish for;
and you uced but little money in
procure the necessities for your
young ones.
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LOAK 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 81 00.
West Washington Street. South Norwalk.
COWBOYS FIGHT A DUEL
CHEYENNE, “110., November il§~
John and Albert Alderlce and Tobinc
Berner. cowboys. fought a duel in the
mountains near Otto. Wyo. Three
horses were. killed and the Aiderice
brothers were seriously injured. John
receiver] 11 ball in each arm. and AI-
two families have boon at war tor
some time. Further trouble. may on-
sun.
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WHALE OIL WORTH 318.000.
BAN mutton-11:0. November iii-w
The whining bark Alice Knowles has
arrived from the Ohkntsk Sea with i.
500 barrels of oil worth 318.000. and
1.000 pounds 01 bone, valued at $5,000.
bet-t was shot In the stomach. The,
ROLLING STOCK FOR JAMAICA.
KlNGis'i'ON. Jamaica. November 10
~A government secretary. with rail-
'road experts. will leave on the steamer
Admiral Schlcy tomorrow for Philli-
dciphiu «or the purpose of placing a.
large order for rollingI stock for tho
Jamaica railroad.
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ESCULE’I‘TS
GORE ”Lu ‘
And all IIIroclol dIimnion 01' ”2:01:31. rotunda;
I. 1'. WIN. 80%,
Norwalk Chronicler