.ovsrnmsnt Willing to Pay
Britain In Indemnity.
08K, NbvemberZ 20~Among
11 era 111111 arrived today per
dvance. from Colon was
Brigman, United State min-
livla.
so on the Advance confirm
f thetseiuuro of the Brit-
cr' Tobago ct Colon. 'l‘hc
notepad to blockade the port,
goiternmont vessel had bo'cn
own. They seized the 'l‘oboga.
liter troops.’ An offer of $15.-
mado for the vessel. prior to
‘overnment ls quite willing to
.3911'6‘171‘ the P111ific 811111111
1011 Company. her owncis. 1'11
0;, ball or charter the vcu1 111 for
posts of conveying governmcnt
ii to, Buenaventura. which 111111 111:1.
the Liberali~1.'l‘l1111 lirltish
Entered a strong protost
'111‘ he seizure. but it 111111 of no
‘i The Tobago arrived at Bucn-
yesterday. whereupon the
In Favor of Upholding the Hon-
or of France In China.
8, November L’Ov—Tlic debate
Inigot for thc ministry of 101'-
Eftitlrs 1vasco11tinuod In 1111-
or of Deputies today. 11.001111.
. onsorvativc. pronoun1cd him-
fa'Vol‘ OI upholding thc honor 01'
I‘ lid of the F1'c111h II'OODS 111
__ ' .Luclen Millcvoyc National
’ nbllcan. considered it 111-1"essaiy
oilimm a large expeditionary for1c
.. 1111»
’1‘ minister of foreign affairs. M.
e, explained at lcngth the orig-
f‘tile force necessan to 1'~1~li11c tho
3 legatlons at Pckin. In doing
1191 referred to the heroism display-
iiho defence of the logatlons and
" fired the accusations of cruelty
‘the French i11t.cruatlonal
were unfounded. I111 1111111111:
ht powers have met in 1111 nt-
reconcile their intercsis 11nd
_ ‘ llof them wishing to 111sp11111
(Entity and oven the. Indcpcud
1111101111111 Special claims must I11»
fed. It is nccc‘ssiiry to inspire
for the general licncilt.”
WPSCEII the submission ol‘ tlic
I! note as tht basis of thc 1111110-
I18 and Salli it was 1101 11551111 111
f1 11 gllal‘onicc for thc l'uturc
nfit similar Ilr‘t‘IlH 111' ottcmptr. M.
sse then said. "leci'y'ouc dosircs
Tnd the situation. N11 01111 will think
.zthc strcngtlii of 11111'
1 0 conclude It dultkl). lint 11.
1B the confident 11 of tho 1I111111I11'1'1 ‘
GONSTITUTIONAL REFORM.
It-Msyor Farncworth. of Now Have-1.
Instructed to Draft :1 Bill.
W HAVE. .hL‘oun, N0111111l1111' 20
bum-11' session In tho ()llltt' of At-
OY James E. thclci 1 soc rctuiy oi
31580121110011. yestm‘dnv ul‘lc1'.noon
up voted to intrust 1.1x Mm 111 11111'1111
chairman of tho 1-xc1- 111I11- 111111
- . to draft a hill l'ortl11-111III1111111
floutitutionltl convention. to I111 pic
W0 to the. comlnu 111111111111 11! Ho-
' WEI Assemblv. 'I‘ hlu 1'11111111ittcc
' 11111101111110 I11 11 I'cw 1I11y11.’ll111
DIN of tho chslon WIN 1I1-volcd
1 ,. liclllsslon of plans In 5111' pro tilt-
ton of the (0111110110011 1111 tin-died.
I ENTERED AGAINST RAMIS
1 LONDON N1111"1nh111 150 lll
L foiled I'otlrt. this mornlnu. :1 nollc
ntored. I11 the WAN“ of tho HIuio
Manuel Ruinlu. who 11'11 1:
.1 with thcl't from tho Control
.0!“ Rniluuy Ion1pnm,tl111 pror
I attorney stating that tho 11vl
hand was lnuufilt' lent to win--
ti‘lol. The cast» 11111101111 \\'l1-
D‘clohnnty. 111111111110 with lllt'
offense. wont ov-tu until 1111111112
0‘. the rcqncsi of his 11111111110.
‘AUKI‘IIP. Wis. Novcinbor 20 »
h 1111111111] convention of tho
Association of 14111111 Diary
1 Deparimontu or lilo llllllctl
opened Iwrc this uricrnoou.
lit. thirty dologntcu I11 uticnd
‘ contains:
. inn silos. 1 $31,111,
Ronni: SHOE, $2.00.
FOR MEN:
. ' cured by a deal of real estate. consid-
' crctl good by the bank cxumlnor. who
.t‘ui'i I‘orclit-h. a musician. for his rc-
' insul to 11111' fines assosscd for riding
11 1. 111111.
mm 11111 111111 .1111 Win-
7 our satin stock at Our-
tier-s 0111111., stoyom. 0111.,
at soul.
1 ”1111111111
Mons.
80th Norwsik.
lr“_—_
DOING BUSINESS A8 USUAL.
Vermont Bank Has Apparently Suffer.
ed In no Way From Shortage.
SPRINGFIELD. Vermont, November
20——'I‘hc National Bank of Springfield.
was doing business as usual today, ap-
parcntly having suffered in no way
from the $20,000 shortage in its funds.
alleged to have been suffered through
11. transaction 01" Its cashier. G. L. UIOII-
son. The cashier was at the bank as
usual, and it is understood. that. 011 111'»
count of his long period of service, as
wcll as by request of his hondsmen.
who have made good the loss. he will
be retained, pending an investigation.
A11 for as developments up to 110011
,today indicated. there was little disposi-
tion to attribute criminal Intent to the
aged cashier. The loan given by Mr.
Clusson to his son. of the failed brok-
crnge firm of Knott & Closson. was se-
kncw of the transaction.
COURT REINSTATED MUSICIAN.
Association Could Not Fine Him For
Riding on Boycotted Street Cars.
ST. LOUIS. Mo, November 20...-
Judgc I1‘Iitcraft. of ths1 Circuit Court.
has issued an ordor restraining the
Musiclnus' Benevolent Association
from suspending from membership
on thc strcci curs of this city. nftcr 11
bo,1'1oti had been (let- lured ugulnsi
thcm by tho association during the rc
1'111t stiikc. The court held that the
assessment of 11 line for riding 011 the
cars 111114 an interference with the pri-
vate rights 01‘ a cltlzcn
CERTIFICATES OF ORGANIZATION.
HARTFORD. Novcm‘oci 20—~A cor-l1
lint-ale of organization of thc Connec-
ticut Cutlery Company. of New Haven.
has bccn 0ch with the secrctury of
stoic. The capital is $6.000. The sub
scribcrs :11‘1' Hyman I.. Brown. 0110 I.
IIcmming. 'I‘hcresu l.. iicunniug 1111.!
.lohunna Silvcrgiit.
.1 1-crtiiicaic of organisation of thc
Rorcmury Hall Corporation of Giccn-
\1'l1I1.I111s I1111111 0ch 1‘ I111 101' pomtion
has hcon 011,.1nl7c1l for tho purpose of
101111111' ting 11 piivutc school The cup
ital 510111 is $30,000 .\ majority (if
11111 dilec'tms arc Cniolinc chtz III-1's
11nd Julia W Curtis.
CONGREGATIONAL CONFERENCE.
MERIDEN. Novcmbcr 20—40111 two
1lu_1'.~1‘ session oi' the General (‘1011f111
1111111 of (1)111:1'c1:.111i011:1l Churches. op
11111 1i ht- -1'1 this {111111111011 with 100 dclc
unit's prcscnt.1'11p11'scnti111:thc vari-
ous ('(JIlI-Il't‘mnio11ul 1'I1111'1'l1cs of tho
stale .Iudgt- I13. Iii. Warner. of Put-
1111111. is the prcsiding 0011'111. and he
11-1poudetl to tho address of \Vclcomc
I11 the pastor of the First Congregn- l
Ilonul 1‘ tomb in which Ilit' 111111’1'11'1111'
i1“ l1ci111, hcltl Rev .114th Anderson.
Tlic morning session was occupied
with commiitt-c reports. This uftcr-
noon the program Included addresses
In Rcv. I‘ l’. I’111",I1111 11f Iluitfoid and
luv it 'l‘. lliIll of Now lll'1liilin
GRANGE MEMORIAL DAY.
\I‘ISIIINIl'i‘ON. No1‘1-m her 20—-——l’111't-
loud. .\lc., W11: 4 selected by tho Nation-
ul 01.111111 Patrons oi' Husbandry. to-
0111 us the Maw (01 lllt‘ next annual
11111111nti1111 of tho (lruncc (‘ I. hell.
of llIII‘(l\\'lt‘l(. VI. “'11:: clocictl n mcm-
bcr of 11111 executive committee for a
town of throc yeuru 'l‘ho ‘xrnngc
udoptcd 11 rcsoluilon 11stublishlng n
:rnnuc mcmoi' lul day and setting apart
thc third Sunday In June for this pur-
1101111. to I111 observed by members of
'thc organization throughout the coun-
1',1'.
REQUESTS TO CHURCHES.
IIAR'I‘I1‘IIRI). Novcmbcr 20m’l‘hc
will of l.lIIlI‘II Iii. Snvuuc. lute of Hart
Ior.d has hot-11 admitted to probate.
'l‘hc Icstuti'lx mudc the following pub-
lic 01111111111111: To the South Baptist
Stub-11' of Hartford. 3500: the First
Il11pll.t Socloty of IInr.tf0rd $1300
Windsoi Avonuc Sunday School. Suf-
llt'ltl Sll't'ti $250.
WETHERSFIELD DOCTOR ILL.
IIAII’I‘I‘IIRI). Novembor 2t)~——l)1'.
“urncr. of W111II11-1'11II11I1I. one of tho
"Mimi and host- known 111'n1tl1'lng phv-
nit Inns in tho 111111111 ls 1rItI1'11IIy at his
homo Il1- I11 11l11hty- 1110 years old. llo
I11 11 Incinhm' of the Hartford County
Mcdlrul 1401111111. and for over Iwcnty
111111111 I111 11'1111 mcillt'ul exumiucr 01
Wotlicrnfioitl. '
ARZOUVIAN RELEASED FROM
PRISON.
I‘DNH'I‘AN'I‘INOI’LIG. November 20
The roponIt-d rcprcucntutlons oi‘ inc
l'ultmi Stilton location hero lmvo ro-
Itlillt‘ll in the volcano from prison of tho
Armculmt. Arzouylun. who was urrout-
mi whlh1 truvclinu on an Amcrlcnn
1111111111011. Armnylnn was ordcrod to
lump tho country.
SHORTAGE IN COLLECTOR'S 0F-
FIC.
NI1W IIAVIGN. Novcmhor 20-min-
111111 Kendrh'hs I11 111 110111 11000 tho
books In the nmcc of Tax Collector
Anthony. who has ndmiitod to tho
61111111 1.1 board. It In suld.th11t them Is
11 shortage of “.100. Mr. Anthonys
own integrity is above suspicion.
LONDON Novombm‘ Ztiu'l'hc rum-
urn 111111-1501 In Paris that Valparaiso.
(f..hili has boon almost wiped out by
flf‘P are discredited hero. Firms con~
nccted with Chill have not heard of
such 11 ccnflagratlon.
W
Lieutenant w 111. Smith. U S. N..
is visiting his parents In Osborn 11w
1111s. but 11111111111111.
Ho starts Thurs
file I1 31111111111110.
cry title of doctor of laws. upon Gou-
crsl Russell A. Alger. exact-rotary of
war. Mr Alger has been very largely
interested In the South of late. and has
been a patron of the schools at Harri
man, for many years. The Rev. John
11‘. Spence. D.D., LI..D., chancellor of
the American University. was an old
acquaintance of General Alger. during
the Civil War.
mm..." m ,m .4...
ENTERTAINMENTSm
HOYT‘S .TH EATRE.
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 23.
ENTIRE NEW COMPANY.
HI. HENRY’S
Big Progressive Minstrels
Positively Largest in the World.
50—ALL WHITE STARS—I30.
ENTIRE CHANGE.
6—MODERN COMEDIAI‘J"~6
EVERYTHING NEW.
lZ—CUL’i‘IVA’i‘ED SINGERS—12.
Comic Songs. Latest Ballads. Grand
Choruses. 14 New York City Vaude-
viiles. Special train of finest show
cars in the world.
Watch for the Brand Automobile Par-
ade at Noon.
Hear Our Great Sand. FORTY MEM-
B .
When you sue a good show. make a
note. of It.
SEATS NOW ON SALE.
Never Before Such an Expensivo Show
at these Prices: 25. 35, 50c.
Reserved Seats on sale at Hoyt's
Theatre. South Norwnlk. 11nd Wood‘s
Drug Store. Norwalk. 5 days in advance
of each performance.
DON'T MIND ITl
"If you happend to stand In the lobby of
HOYT'S THEATRE.
SATURDAY MATINEE AND NIGHT.
NOVEMBER 24,
and hear loud laughter and tumultuous
yells. don't mind It. Don't think you
are in a crazy lionsc. It Is merely the
way the sober citizens and citizenessos
will have of expressing their satisfac-
tion with that unctuous comedian.
HENNESSY LEROYLE
in Lust Season's Most Conspicu-
ous Success.
Other People's Money.
PRICES:
MATINEE. 10 and 25c.
EVENING, 25, 35, 50.
Reserved Seats on sale at i-ioyt's
Theatre. South Norwulk. and Wood's
Drug Store. Norwnlk. 5 days in advance
of each performance.
. 71"!"
“KNOW THYSELF"
or the
SCIENCE OF PALMISTRY.
Compared with
PHRENOLOGY AND PHYSIOGNqu
Lccturc and Demonstrations by
MRS. DAVID MASON.
of New York
Mrs. Mason is also 11 [inc vocalist
and will sing one or two scloctions.
and Mrs. E. II. I'Iillt’lililiih'. of Norwnlit.
will be the accompanist.
HOYT‘R THEATRE.
MONDAY NIGHT. NOVEMBER 20.
Given undcr tho auspiccs 0f the
Woman‘s Auxiliary. for the hen-
cilt of thc Y. M. C. A.
Admission. Including reserved scat. 50c
Reserved Scots on sale at lloyt's
Theatre. South Norwulk. 11nd Wood's
Drug Store. Norwalk. '5 days in advance
of each performance.
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—some-
thing that you won’t find
on cvcrybody's wall. because
everybody doesn‘t sell it.
Call and we’ll take pleasure in
showing you.
Window Shades. Cornice Poles. WnII
Papers. Palnters‘ Supplies. Art-
Ists’ Materials.
PICTURES.
Pictures Framed to Order.
Painting. Paper Hanging. Decorating.
DECKER.
87 WASHINGTON ST.,
South Norwalk.
Store open evenings till 8:30.
Conn.
Telephone 133-3.
13011011 PRESS
95 Washington Street,
South Norwslk.
PRINTING
0! library Description.
CONRAD BORDA.
Sentinel Building.
1111111111 Porto Rico Im- duty
Parlor Stoves V
Some Handsome,“I Nickeled.
Everv one guaranteed.
Price. from $3.5011p.
Wm. Podmore,
- North Main Street.
on: TABLE son novsussn. 191111.
.—...—
Computed for Wilson Point Dock,
From U. 8. Coast Survey Tables.
Tide table for November. 1900, com-
puted for Wilson Point dock. from
United States Coast Survey tables. The
height In feet and tenths are reckon-
cd from Mean Low Water. which Is the
datum of surroundings on the Coast
1100 Geodetic Survey Charts for this
region. and which is 3.6 feet below
mean sea level. Morning tides on first
line. afternoon tides on second line of
each day.
Date. HII‘. lit. L.'I‘. Hi.
20. 9.33am. 7.3ft. 3.33am. 0.011.
0.59pm. 0.40. 4.11pm. 0.011.
2i. 10.07am. 7.6'ft. 8.5911.m. 0.51'1.
10.29pm. 6.7ft. 4.80pm. --0.2ft.
22. l0.43n.m. 7.8It. 4.30am. 0.3ft.
11.05pm. 7.00. 5.09pm. ~0.4ft1
23. 1i.20a.m. 8.00. 6.03am. 0.]ft.
11.44pm. 7.311. 5.45pm. —0.611
24. 5.43am 0.0i't.
I2.02p.m. 8.1ft. 623nm. —0.7ft.
25. 0.27am. 7.5ft. 6.28am. ~0.lft.
12.45pm. 8.0ft. 7.04pm. ——-0.7ft.
26. 1.13am. 7.1111. 7.16am —0.1ft.
1.82pm. 7.911. 7.01pm. --0.6ft.
27. 2.02am. 7.1111. 8.07am. 0.0ft.
2.21pm. 7.7ft. 8.40pm. ——0.4ft.
28. 2.571111. 7.6ft. 9.0511.m. 0.111.
3.15pm. 7.4ft. 9.34pm. —-0.2ft.
‘29. 3.54am. 7.0I’t. IO.IOa.m. 0.2ft.
4.13pm. 7.lft. 10.33pm. -0.Ift.
30. 4.54am. 7.0". 11. 1711.111. 0.2ft.
5.16pm. 6..9ft 11. 36pm 0.0ft.
“—
3115 1011
Every man cannot keep
0
posted on the 131351 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.
111111111111.
SOUTH NORWALK.
Milford A. Gifiin,
Manager.
NOTICE.
United Fittinluun'cetlo
of Baltimore City.
Parties holding\ policios numbered
150053. 100000, 150058. 150061. 160073.
I11 the above named company. and Is-
sucd by W. H. VanScIvcr, will receive
Important Information upon communi-
cating the fact to address below.
CHARLES H. PHILBROOK.
Special Agent.
66 KIIby Strut, Boston, Mass.
HOMER B. .ll0l'l'.
illiilIUll'l'llO III.
..11.1.-......._........,..,.. .s. a - w“
YOUR NOSE I
YOUR EYES l
it’s as necessary to fit the
one as It in tho other—glass-
es a detriment to the sight
otherwise. 'I‘ry 11111 8081!
we don't do both perfectly!
DD Wulhinoton Bt.
POPULATION OF' ILLINOIS. ‘
WASHINGTON, November 20-»‘ihe
0111111011 Bureau today announced tne
population of Illinois at 4.1121. 1.10
against 8.820. 351 In 1300.101 Increase
or 1105.199. or 26 par cent.
1 Mi ”D'M‘
TRISTRAMEHY-
No. 2 Gazette Building.“
Will convince you that there is really only oncfpia‘cc'in town
tobuy Dress Goods. When you buy of us you-are 11101511111111: of
your money’s worthor a little more. Our idea is to have our prices
always right, and to be ready for you with the latenflt’l’btyles. Not
overlooking good quality.
A few of the many good things we have to offer:
All-wool Black Storm Serge, 40 inches wide,
. 39e-
AII—wool Black India Serge, 38 inches wide, 50c:
Figured Brilliantincs, fine small patterns, 45 incluis wide, soc.
Black French Crcpon, handsome pattern, 40 inches wide, 691:.
Black Imperial Serge, 45 inches wide, , 75c.
Black Brilliantinc, 56 inches wide, . . 751:.
Black All-wool Cheviots. 52 inches wide, ‘ $1.00.
Black Pebblc Clicvlots, 52 inches wide, $1.25.
Fine Imported Novelties in All-wool, Silk and W ool, $1.25 to $2.75.
Ail-wool Mixed Venccians in all colors, 38 inches wide, 50c. ‘
All—wool Homespuns, in gray, 52 inches wide, 75c.
Zibeliues, in Brown and Gray Mixtures, 52 inches wide, . 89c.
All-wool Homespuns, 54 inches wide, $1.00.
All-wool Mixed Suitings, 52 inches wide, $1.00. \
All shades of Fine Vcnccians, 52 inches wide, $1.25.
Double Face Cloths, $1.50 andl$x.75.
._ TobAvm WALLSTREET "
WALL STREET. I0:10 n. n1.w'I‘h11.
tone of the stock market In tho open-
ing dealings was exceedingly Irregu-
lar. different stocks. event In the some
group. moving In contrary directions.
Business was large and widely distrib»
uted. but changes did not reach a point
except in 11 very few cases. Brooklyn
Transit. Northern Pacific. Great N012
thorn preferred. Union Pacific and
Steel & Wire preferred were amongst
those showing gains of about a point.
WALL STREET. ii a. m.—Trsding
was very confused and largely manipu-
lative. Support was extended to spec-
inl stocks under cover of which large
sales were made in others. The weak-
est features were. American Linseed.
preferred. Steel Hoop. preferred. Ton-
uosse Coal and People‘s tins. which
lost 11.x. a 3%, tl1(1 first being tho 1'11ch
:iiil'crcr. Ry 10:30 tho speculation be-
come more settled. and thc most active
stocks 11'1'1'11 inclined to follow thc lend
Jf Northern Pacific. which 1051910119313.
I‘vrcnt Northern preferred rose 3. Fur-
chases to cover shorts benefittcd the
11ch group. People's Gas and the Trac-
tions from I to 1% points. and u few
of the railroads rose ovcr last night.
North American become active and 11d-
vnnccd It...
WALL S'I‘REE'I‘. mom—Orders to
sell on the rise In the steel group
stimulated a bear attack and the group
reacted sharply. dragging the general
market along. Dullness then develop-
PII and as pressure relaxed prices of
sonic stocks hurtlcned slightly. Bonds
were rather quiet and easier.
WALL STREET. I p. m.—l<]no1‘1nons
absorption 01' Northern Pacific carried
it above 7] or 371. points over last
night. the preferred rising 3%. Other
railroads were bought. Missouri Paci-
fic rising over a point. _ Brooklyn
Transit continued strong. Pullman
advanced 1%. and American Ice re-
Inpscd 1%.
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Reported over private Wire of III. A.
Bohmc. commission broker. Ewart: dc
Corbett’s block. South Norwnik:
Open High Low 1230
Am. Coth. Oil. 32 32 31% 32
Am. St. & W.. 49% 01% 49% bl
Am. S. R. (30.. 133 133% 132% 133%
Am. T00. (30.. 109% 109% 109 109
Atchison. 37% 38% 37% 357]
Atchlson, Md. 82131. 83% 8l% 83%
Bolt. & Ohio. 81711 82 Sl‘ia 81%
Iikyn. II. T.. 72% 741% 72 74%
Can. South, 56% 06%
0911. of N. .I.. 145 14‘.)
Ches. & Ohio. :14 34% 3375. 34
“I1I.B.& Q, 130% I87% I307... 137%
.. M. & 81.0.1231)" 1247.1. 123% 1247.1.
Chi. It. I. & P. 114% III} 114% lib
0.0.0. it St.L.. 00% 00%
D. & i-I. Canal 11? 117 110% 110%
Fedora! Stool. 00% 52% 00% 51%
Fed. St. ptd.. 76% 77 76% 77
Gen. El. 00.. 170 I70
L011. & Nash. 8011. 807.11 80% 80%
Nor. & West. 43% 43% 43% 43%
Man. Consol, 110% “2% 110% 112%
Motropolitan. 174% 170% 174% 170%
M. K. & T. pfd. 37% 38% 37% ' 11%
Miss. I’ac.. 00% 61% 597,1. 01
NELLead C11.. 21 21
N. Y. C. & IL. 139% 139% 139 139%
N. 1'.. O. & W.. 25% 25% 26 25%
Con. Tobacco, 30% 30% 35% 110
North Pacific 08% 71% 08 71%
No. I’ac. pfd.. 80% 84 80% 887.1.
Pacific 10110.46”. 46% 40% 110%
Ponusylvnnlu.143% 144% 140% 144%
Peoplo’h Can. 100 101 08% 10!
Phil. 6t Road, 1111;. 107/11 10% 19%
P. 17: II... pfd.. 63% 63% 02% 03%
Sou. Railway. 14 14%
800. fly. pfd.. 03 03% 62% 03%
8011. Pacific. 41% 42 41% 112
Tenn. C. (I: I.. 77 78% 76% 78%
U. 8. Leather. 10% 15% 14% 15
U. 8. Rubber. 36% 36% 36% 36
Union Pacific, 71% 72 70% '10
tin. Poo. pfd, 81% 82% 81% 82%
Wabash. pfd.. 217/. 22 21% 21%
West. Union. 84% 114%
.01....-
Durlng the your ended. on Septem-
ber :10 last. the number of cases
brought 111161.. the Boston criminal
court. was about 6.00001" than in the
previous year. There was an In-
crwic. however. in the number at
INN. Slim...
TRISTRAM 8. HYATT, Norwalk, Conn.
H. KRIEGER 1‘00.
THE LEADING STORE FOR READY TO WEAR GOODS
FOR MEN, WOMEN, BOYS AND GIRLS.
WEST WASHINGTON STREET.
IT’ S A PLEASURE
lo know that you can be sure to have a New Spit, an Overcoat,
or your wife :1 New Dress 01' Coat. even if you haven't the ready
cash. It‘s a pleasure because you know, when you come to our
store you are welcome, whether you are just looking. or buying,
you receive the same treatment. That new credit system of ours
is 0111'.is11't it? Come in, let us tell 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. tRAGLAN ovsncéArs. .
Our Black and Iiluc Beaver All wool Oxford Raglan, verso
Overcoat at $12 is one you inusi'niccly tailored. strapped seams
see before you can appreciate its? Italian lined. A cracker-jack for
value. We claim it is as good it $12.98.
not better. than one ior$15bought SMALL OVERCOATS AND
elsewhere. REEFERS
BOYS' TWO-PIECE SUITS. We give you an opportunity to
We have them in all sizes, price tlrcss your children nicely ard
from $1.59 to $7.98. You need not cheaply. \Vc have everything in
wait until you have saved enough that line that you may wish for,
money to dress your young ones. and you need but little money to
Buy the clothes 110w, before the procure the necessities for your
cold weather sets in. young ones. »' ’
OUR MILLINERY A'ND 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.
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West Washington Street. South Norwnlit,‘
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BOY °H°°T° “'0 COMPANION sxpsomons WILL on cuss.
WINBTWD November ZOWWMIG 012111.111, November o~An oinmi
shooting rats with a. rifle on the bank 01' the Il‘orbltm Oiilcoto 1 o fevragen.
of the Red river. Charles Chidssy.s
boy of eleven years. accidentally shot
his companion. George Harrison. on
older boy, in the ankle. The ball was
deflected upward and lodged In the
muscles of the log. making a serious
wound
tativc of The Associated Pro". today.
that punativo expeditions against the
Chinese would soon cease, and that no
others beside the present one would
he ordered.
‘rwo OLIGHT PARALYTIC CANDY
srnox‘cs.
BERLIN. November 20~A special ESCULM‘TS
dospatch to’I‘ho Associated Press. from cu"; p"... ,1 _ ‘
Stockholm. an it is rumored that
Kin Oscar II bus but two slight. par-p
111m 11 strokes. His present condition:
however. 111 not slsrmi on. its drives
daily and II out or doors 11111 morality.
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Alum ”1111 may;
at.
£11.
Norwalk Chronicler