RY"! us w: "1.1.
$3.50 AND "$4.00..
Styles. the Latest. ’
Wear, the Best.
Awarded the Grand Prize at
Paris. l900.
SOLD ONLY BY
0
00 Washington Street.
Copyrighted.
Walk-Over Shoes.
”'Ehnndh
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
0i.
P1101 Stolen
‘Fiftv Stylew
Some Handsomelv Nickc‘iedm.
Every one guaranteed.
Price. from $3.50 up.
Will. Poiimole,
North Main Street.
TIDE 1531.: FOR NOVEMBER.1900.
”-1"
~ 7
Computed for WIio'on Poi it Dock,
From U. 8. Coast Survey Tame...
Tide table for November. 1900, com-
, mm . M. ..
all were lower I . ,
Marion, but. others advanced sharply.
notably StuPaili and Baltimore and
Ohio. Northern Hucinc sold at 71%
to 72 for.tl.000 shares. the high price
being a shade over last night. Man—
hattan rose 1%. but— Immediately last
it. Tennessee (‘oai broke 2%. and rai~
tied a point. Some of the other special-
ties were heavy. Including Sugar. The
movement of prices became very mixed
after the opening. and business was on
a very large scale. .
WALL STREET. 11 a. m.—-—hiiiny
wide fluctuations were made during the
first hour's business. prices ulmuitun»
eously advancing anti declining. at
different points in the list. Amid such
confused trading. speculative scntiv
inept became very much unsettled. St.
Paul and Chesapeake & Ohio managed
to get tip a point and there were strong
rallies in Atcilleon“preferred. North-
cl'n Pacific and Union Pacific. With r.
rocovoi‘y in Tennessee Goal to within
onetuiglith oi’ yoiitorilay'a price. Follow
all Stool anti Steel St Wirc hardcllcd.
noted for Wilson Point (look. from Manhattanreached 1141/, againbtll all
.nN HARTFORD. . MRS. WHITE REMANDED. United States Coast Survey tables. The the tructions fillil'el'etl when Mott-opal
. ......_... m...— hcight In feet and tenths are rcckon- Itnu broke 2%. Sugar Biflll'md up ill l
Won't-fut Attempt to Rob the Ros- Judge Morton Says She Wat Pronerly autumn its/lean Lowmwiiter, whilch 13th.: Th5! ignition-lot buolnctta te" uti’ lagoon:
. ‘ nebriata A. Ium. a mu 0 surroun ngn on t e ous an to woo movclntrni con nllct
“n“ °f Edwin E‘ M'"'"‘ committed to ' , y and Geodetic Survey Charts for this iiiullly irrmlar. '
8960M to Tim Sentinel.) BUSTON- November 22“” the‘de- region. anti which is 3.6 feet below WALLSTREET,noon—Northern Pa .='
,fil‘Ti‘ORD. November 22-" was (‘iBlODV Of Judge M0110“: l“ the hm" mean sea level. Morning tide! on first cific was forced no to 7374. in the fact.
11 t011M Umt'tlll‘m‘ illll‘glm‘fi lililill' "("0“ Court. today. MW' Etta White. or line. afternoon titles on second line of of a shower of long stock in other soc
ttcmht. yesterday morning. to rob BOBI'DH- W110 [NW “9‘?“ seek"!!! “0'0““ each day. limit; of thc nuirkcf.‘ The effort to ruin ‘
residence of Edwin Ii}. Mnrvizl from the “00‘1"" ”mm" “Hm“ Date. H.'l'. Ht. ll.'i‘. Ht. this stuck was abandoned when Wcilli .
missionm' and (Ilt‘I‘li of Llit‘ United. \Vllfli‘t‘ Sllt‘ llilii been confined 0.8 H. hair 22. 104311.”). 7.8“. 4.30am. 0.3“; "05“ {NH-amp general and ll. hl‘Okt' I .
613 Court- who lives at M (“Holt “"1“ “lilmkul‘d' W“ “‘Lm‘mdm ‘0 “m 11.05pm. 7.0fl'. b.00p.m. --0.-Ift. mil. (‘omparod with the earlier high
‘ The man had forced on on- illSUWUUH- Th" “WWW 0’ the ”0“". 23. 11.20am. 8.0ft. 5.03am. 0.1ft. ltvcl. the declines renl‘hcd2u 3% ill the
_ uto tho cciillr. and had cvidcntiy W09 based “W“ ”W Widen” ““bmn' 11.iip.m. 7.811. 5.45h.m. «can. lot-til trnciloils. i n 11% .1n the Indus-
trying in force an cuti'llncu ““1 0“ the “WNW“ 0" “"Tl- “9 1° 24. 5.43am. 0.0ft. trinla and steel stilt-kit and overa point
the celiur to tho kitchen. \vilcn \"l‘ell1‘*l'0" “0‘ M”; “W“ W“? 0" “"15 12.02pm. 8.1ft. 0.23pm. —-O.7ft. grilcruily In the railroads. (lrcnt
were soared nwn)‘ by u ('Oloi‘t‘d “0i ”OWN-V ""“lm‘i'm’l- “‘3‘ "WWW" 25. 0.27am. 7.5ft. 0.28am. ~0.1ft. Northcril prrfcrrcd lost 3. A feature of
than halved Johnson, who tcllilii Mr. ""00!" the WW which ”WM“8 31“” 12.45pm. 8.0ft. 7'.04p.m. —~0.7ft. the dealings was the effective support
.vin‘s 1111111109. 'l‘lit‘il' tools. v0“ “WWI“ "HI-‘7 h“ ‘lVV'i‘i'I‘d '"l lmmmm" 26. 1.13am. 7.61t. 7.10am. ~01“. of (‘hcsnpcukc illld Ohio, that stOck l-is-‘
station of a Spade and n crowbill', n 1211‘ ””ll 1’“ "”"lmmi‘i‘ I” 3“ asylum. “'m“ 1.32pm. 7.9ft. 7.51pm. ~00“. lug steadily to 30%. The selling move-
ettrrtn the collar. Uttf‘hvlus “card in lwruwn (“+10th 27. 2.02am. mu. 8.07am. 0.0ft. mom exhausted list-ll at 11:30. Illlll
,, ‘ , , .—_..-.....-- lllC question or law raised was not 2.21pm. 7.7“. 8.40pm. _0_4"_ tilcrc wan “ gcncl‘nl rally. in which 3,“
HE’AQKNEY HORSES HELD SWAY. I‘ulr‘il Him“ by ths‘ (‘mll'l- exvom that 28. 2.57am. 7.1m. 9.05am. out. gar rose 2 points over the coming.
EW YORK. Nol'cmilcr 225—4110 "mm“ MONO“ ammo“ that. the statutc 3-1501“. 7-4“. 9.340.111. —0-2ft- ilclivy buying of Atciiinon adjustments
ney hprsp again hem away at “Ni ““5 t-onstittitlomil. inasmuch as W‘r' 29. 3.54u.m. 7.6". 101011.111. 0.2f1. ntlvunccd tlicni to thl 1,. but clsowilcre
1821 Show toduv. 'I‘ilt- show opened ”m” committed “5 insane were “0" "u‘ 4.13pm. 7.1ft. 10.33pm. —~0in- tilci'c was :l pretty even division of
the judging o[ u clues of llncklicy titled m. n "“3“”; ‘ 30. 4.5mm. v7.6ft. 11.178.111. 0.2M gains and losses. '
y , lions. But our was shown. l’i‘illcc ‘ 1" gillng hm decision. “39“ Morton 5.16pm. 0.0ft. 11.36pm. 0.0“ WALL STREET. 1 n. arm—With the
:flomnton. the oxhlblt of Ellen l). .ior-l ’93" "m h" ”"mgm. " u “"4““ mm.” ———————~--~-~~—— --~w -» ~--~--~~-w relaxation'of the stilling llrcsfiurr the
flail. of Boston. A ('litriI-l 01' four liliflkn “w thnt. although “ mun may hm" ENTERTAINMENTS- bulls lnadc itultilllOllBiI‘llllOll. iicnvy .
buying of St. Paul lifted the bloik to .
L‘bl‘t‘lotl mitt'cs shown in “and with cvol'y nufcguul‘d put around him bcfoi‘c
cull ilc committed to till insani- tiny-
,0 of their pt‘Otltit‘c. i‘tllltiwctl by l". (J.
8061161115, of Attica. N. Y.. carried on .. . it wonlitn cnn‘llure nonc of this.
. {It first rind scconti prizes: ,1“, third But. llc added. 1 am compollcd to
cling} t0 Mr. Jordan. A class or tour. ttlkc tllc ‘Hlllilllt‘fi as they Ill‘t‘ tutti no
TOM-old hackney stallions. followed b)" ‘0“ a" 1'. “Wear" mm in" commit-
onefot French stallions coliiplcied the nlcnt ““3 m ““"m'di‘m'" “"lh ”‘0 law.
'» st of heavy horses. for Ibc ilioruiny. I do ilot. soc how i can do anything ox-
bandard bred trotting stallions and copt ordcl- iii-r to In- remanded.
‘ tiles in harness oci-llpicd lilo lllllt‘ ofI ”’— ..._.. '-
he judges until nearly 11 o'clock. wiicnl
‘ai'class of 34 qualified hunters wet-c.
' ‘00 out for the entries Iii the» (‘orin~
,1; an class 101. the iill(‘t't‘i~isl'\il colllpct-
.lvlto‘t's to be judged late this evening.
SISTER CLEMENT DEAD.
(Special to The Sentinel.)
HARTFORD, November 22—»~Sister
Mary .loscpii Clement died at St. .Io-
M‘Dll‘i‘l (lonrcnt on Farmington avenue,
‘ last night of consumption. :lgcd tilirtsy-
.‘L.
W.....,.._____
heiresult of know wt-utilcl' 111 ecu. u
umber of vessels tll'i' (it‘t‘i‘tllit'. ‘i‘llc
lil‘lleiis Line otcunlcr liolplliil Hall
as been out ulnetocn days from lion-
don. The schooner II. t'. Bordon is fit
#6531): days out from Cadiz. Silt- has n
cargo of salt. The schooner Mary
>VEleunor; which left Mll‘illillt‘lll. N. it.
twelve (lays ago for Charlottetown. l’.
ucpil'u l)iti'0('lilill school ill llrond stroct.
Sllc was born In Bouillbritlgc. Mona.
lit‘i‘ family name being Morrisy. Silc
io-ni'cs a father. who livca ill Stock
iil‘idgc. two broillct‘u and two stators.
WASHOUTS IN CALIFORNIA.
SAN FRANCISCO. Novembci' 23'-
'l‘i'uin Scrvicc in Southern (‘allfornin is
dicd \‘i‘i'y slldticnly. this morning.
a your. Work wuil llcullli ill lilo cust-
'I‘hc yollill rctlred. uppurcntly ill pol"
‘ ‘lng depui‘tmcllt lIIIlil)’, ulld illlisllcrs. ii
is expected. will Ill-gill work Ill ll \wckl fcct licllltil. llIHl evening. but on uwtik-
01‘ no. ciliuu this morning. Mrs. chuiin
found tilt» boy in great tlluiross. Motl-
icill iIHHlllIlli't‘ was sillnmollcd. but. he
(1ch ill loss than no ilollr. Heart dia-
cnrtc wul-i Ibo t‘flllHO.
DERRICK CAUSED DEATH.
ELLSWUll'l‘iI. .‘iliililc. Novcllllli-r 22
~John 1.. Vill'lllllll, of Soillcl'rillv, and
William Swuscy. of Wont Edcu. who
were lnjiii'bd by tho lii'ctlkiuu of n detr-
rick at tllfé Hull (lilill'l‘ll’ii. Mount Iica‘
rt. died totiuv. \'llrlllllll Will-l Jilly,
years old and Swiliioy sixty.
FAILURE OF STOCK BROKERS.
PROVIDENCE. R. l.. Novotnbci' 22-..
Thu firm of Sullivan and Sullivan
stock brokers~ llllving llcudqllnrters n‘.
20 lirond strcct. New York. whoeo‘fail-
. lll‘t‘ Io llillillllilcod. stlirtcd ill liusincsa
' four yours nun. In this city. The firm
oponcd tllc New York ofilco. lost your
and also outllitiiuhcd hranchon In Ron-
ioll and ill intuokot. i he monibors
of tho concern lil'(' (tool-go 'l‘. and Ed‘
mutitl l’. Sulllvun.
Wing...“
11111 1111111.
I .
Mrs. F. W. Woodward. of North
avciiuc. will cntcrtuin the Century
Club. this cvonl'nlz.
i
it. mm ruin tor rail and win-
ter floods, our lentil-o stock of Car-
'I'qu, Hot-u Goody, llloyoioo, oto..
m offered at noel,
., IlllSiliI—lll—lifllikiiil
ermn
minim: $20. the other day.
itlld returned to the owner.
\
tuition of tho Norwnlk Baptiiit Church
in tho Moscbum
i-ltrcet. this afternoon.
were kept busy from 11 to 2 o'clock.
-—-—-—-—- -_....._.__..——
with that young Vim Boodle; am 1 pro
Big Progressive Minstrels
'MBER SCHOONER MAY BE LOSTI nix ycars. Slim." MR” cntcrt-tl COIN" 50“!” 1“““5‘ u““"“"- ”"3““ i‘(i>it‘iill()l¥t-l.llt'i' i-"u. Ncw York i‘tltltrui
HALIFAX. N. c, Nowmnw 32“.,“ 'r’"f‘"i’h 5: "°""‘*f“ fill-("m 5'03"“ “if" ““‘i (Thornscs‘. it Now York City Valid“ t‘iillil‘ into Ilt‘llliilul illld l-onl- to ill-tN or
. ”‘ f0“”“““ “1“” taught at “L "0 Villi‘fi- hiit‘t‘m' 11'1“" 0' ““9“ show :‘it ilolnis abort» Ilii- Iowcsi, and till-
corn in 1h“ “'“Vld- downward lliiH'tililt‘lil woo cilcslti-tt.
Watch for "W Grand Automobile Par- (‘aundn SouIIlcl-n row 2% 11nd (‘icvc-
Hear Our Great Band.
B
Witch you soc it good show, mukc it
Never Before Such an Expcnaivc Show
1“. S. Ambler loot ri pocketbook. con-
Tiic Illil‘ri'J
wllii [littltctl lin by Augustus Pcrs‘ofrl.
A turkey dinner was served by the
llllll(llfll_l.’. Knight
The ladies
Mr. Benedict—«d see you very often
mature In offering my congratulations?
Kitty Winslow—Oil. no. not at all; 1
120%. which was 2M, ovcr tllc low
VT‘S THEATRE,
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 23.
ENTIRE NEW COMPANY.
HI. HENRY’S
HO
point. 'l‘llc l‘lillv ulfcctcd lllt‘ \i'lltllt‘
innrkct. bllt tilc gl‘nliizcrs. Silunr. tile
locnl truclion stocks. tlic slot-l stocks '
21nd (.lcllcrill idlcctric wore most promi~ :
mint. Sugar and General Electric 2
row nil cxtrcmc tit. each, 'l‘llc ue-ai- :_
lugs continued bclow Ihc l‘cccnt nvcr- i1
upt- of activity,
WALL STREET. 2 p. iu.—'l‘ilc bear '2,
ii'adcrs took advantage of thc olilctltlg ‘
down of the buying demands to force
it rcnttion. Not inllcli cffcct Willi pro-
(llI('(‘(l on prices. " (Icnorul Eicctl'ic
Positively [largest Iii the World.
50—-Al.i. WHITE STARS~50
ENTIRE CHANGrJ.
ti—MODERN COMEI)IANS-~Ii
EVERYTHING NEW.
i‘l~—Ci‘l.'l‘lVA’l‘iCii SINGERSw-JB.
ado at Noon.
FORTY MEM-
Iilnti t‘. (‘. 8: St. Louis WE. 'l‘lit- I‘t"
spouse clncwilcre was slight.
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Reported over private wire of n A.
vlolimo. commission broker. Swarts &
Corbett’e block. liouth Norwnlk:
ERS
note of it.
SEATS NOW ON SALE.
‘1" wtithé‘ ”“19““2;"31‘31‘"I"‘f‘_l’l‘":‘ practically at a standstill today owing at those Priccti: 25_ 35' 500. ‘ . (lpcn High Low i-lill
. 6 no ye film‘“; . u’ ‘f “n“ . K: to tllc wnrilltlllts culiscil by the lit-‘i\\'_\' Reserved Seats on “1,. nt l-loyi'F Am. tilt. Oil. .310. 3313.1.
tween the “l0 "I“WI‘. is "m," loo "“1"" ruins which Iillvc bceu failing siucc Theatre. South Norwullt, and Wood's Am. St. & W.. hill... ill 40 :10
9,1111 ltls fem-pd Hllt' 1.». lost.‘ l‘lit‘lst‘llOOll» lust h‘l'idtiy. No trains arc moving in Drug Storc. Norwnlk. 5 days m lldvnucc Am 5. it. Co” 133% 1117 13111.1: 130‘},
Qr‘W'as conlnml'd‘f“ "y (”9mm 'Imm or out of San ticrnurdiilo. the llcad- of each performance. r\u1.'l‘ob.(‘o..iii “ 111% 110% Hit;
MCIM‘W‘ 0t th‘llllllli‘io.’ N 1%.. . ““(l quarters oi‘ the Southern California tii~ , w”... itchinon. till/‘4 40%} 119% 3051.
among thosc on board was Mr. h'di‘lli: vision 01’ [ll(‘ Santa Fe. Hctwccn ”,5 DON‘T MIND ITi Aicliison. "fly, mil/l RIM/l R3 83!».
derson. son m ”w ”MW' A .‘l'mmm . Ailgcics and Sun I-icl'llnl'dino thcrc are .. . Hall. is! Ohio. 8201‘ Nils; 82%: win
,“dt‘hemlock lulnllcl' iins bccll iolllid out cl ,1" \i'unhotlts- ()u “H, Southern l’uci- if you iliippcnd to stand ill the lobby oi likl'n. R. 'l‘ l 7-; 7771, 7“ 70%
. , . l, . a
e shore ”1 “(’3‘ ( IIIH‘ . fic rond (llt‘i‘t' iii‘c illrcc wnllllollts, onc HOYT'S THEATRE. (Tull. Smith, hulk. (181,1, 56-h Eula
'_— __.._.....__... tut Sun Iiillloli. llliOllif-‘l' ill Pomona and SATURDAY MAT|NEE AND NIGHT, Cite-n. & ()llio. 3-10,. {Iii-"ii. 34% 36h.
““05 W'ND STORM 'N MA'NE’étlw third at Sun Gabriel. NOVEMBER 24 chi. u N. w. NINA; 100% than, iris-l,
‘ RUMFORD FALLS illnillc. Novvzr l _.-__- w-m—mm ‘ ' ' (‘hi_ n. & Q, 1351.. 13111.; 1367,. 1373,;
. her 22—A “or“, “.in “or”, which PROBABLY MR. STEELE'S BODY. and heal loud Inllgiltci and tumultuous (a. M. & St. “137% 12931. ”714. 128%
' came up sudilcnly lust ilizilt. just nitt‘i‘. Vai'tn'l‘l't‘lx' November 22—— “'"S- dout mind ”~ D0“ l ”link 3’0“ L‘lli. ii. 1. hi 1’. till 117 115% 110%
a heavy shower. ””0“. u'" corol'ctl it‘l'lluit “:ill’i't‘ll. ll brotiicr-‘lll-luw of tho are i“ ll "“1” “0‘13“" ii is merely the L‘.(‘.(‘. & Si]... lid-"l. 013%
wooden bridal» ilt'l‘llfill Hwil‘t Rirc: , hm, “Mum.” 8,001“. lodul’ stated it way the sober citizens and citizenesscs pmloml Stool. ‘1‘“ r2: . Eloy, :li ,
which conncctcd this place with thcl as his bolici‘fthnt "w “Mum“ “mm will have of oxprceslng their satisfuc- lamp St. "qu “It ‘71,, ”3:53 ma,
town-0f Mexico. from its foundations» in l,-m.mmg“m some days ago. was tion with that llnctuoua comedian. (hm, 1:11.90 1.33 15:? ”2'52 “is“;
and the WNW“ “1"” MW“! "“7"“ m ”w? Hint of the body of b‘ll‘. Stcclt‘, who hits HENNESSV LEROYLE LUH- N Knoll. MM 8-!“ 8-”; 5-?"
‘ a ‘ .l H _ . . - . . v . -, 1). _ , . v
MVGL Tilt biidut \\.lh.llit1ili 150 foot “0, hm," “mm from Hm“, October. m Last Seasons Mont Conspicu- ,\m_ .\ “ml, 14 1114, 431. 44,,
10118”- and ““"i’inlml‘lim‘d “ lam" inns, till tllc body was found an oils Success, Vilm- (3011801.. ll-i ill-lit this; 113
. amount 01 mil-cl. Miilll' chimneys Atltllllri “MOSS i‘tnnpilny'S l-eccipt ' \fotl'ollollillll, lei. llfllb 172V. 174
were blown down. and for :l time all ”an,” “N"“gm‘wk' pom". Octohcr 3. other P80 188 “0118 M. l\. & 1" "m” lib-i. 37 31,1), idol,
wire communication was; lillt‘l‘l‘lilllWl. 18W." my h‘loolt' \vni-l ulvcn such ll _ Miss, Pacific, tidal. 00%;. 139%, 1.0 (
SALMON cou'slmr. COLLAPSES i""““”" l’" ”“‘ "‘"'"’”“ “n“"m‘w- PRICES' 2 l ‘13 t It: 1321' will: 1:32;? 12g?
l - l -—- M ' .. .. . ' ., -0“): a .l 4 .. ‘d
VANCOUVER. ii. (2. Niii‘t‘iiilil'i' :2 » T LOCKOUT or: con WORKMEN. MAT'NEE' L2 “g: 238- con. 'roliulw. all... 33% filth §7lfz
The salmon cotnbillc which inst Hl‘ilflolii (‘lIii‘Mitr NtH't‘nllit‘l' iii—«liabol‘ EVEN'NG' ,‘J' ' ‘ , NOI'ilI l’iicIIIc, lite 12% 11-35. 1133
’ llll lllc output of i'ortv-cl lill ~ . 1.. h. -. 1.... - ii ‘i 1 ““99"”! RN” 0" 5“!" “l "0th No. l'nc. pill. till». ill 820'. 83%
oontro u . K ,tlollIIi. that an I n smolltel iii, 'l'hcutrc 0’0“”) Not-walk mm Weeds , 4
cannerics on the h‘l-ilzltl- I‘ivcl‘. has curl l'ol- HOIIlt' llnll' lit llll‘ Pinllo Harvester Dru Stone N,),.\‘\.n1k r, (If, .5 m advance i:ucitic Mull» 43- .1. 42 ”£1,
.lnpaed through the tlxllll‘iilltlll of itr‘ hlililllillhmmm (i,,,nlmm-'g plant at 019K h )cl‘i‘ormuncol t) l‘elnlli-I):l\'il‘llli|. 14.1.3 it‘d; 19904 ‘00 4
time limit and tllc rcfllsal of ('llllllt‘l'h' to Wcsi pullmm. pulmhmml yesterday in “C l ~ l,i‘illllt“.8 (.ns. 1091.5 110). .8.'viz 18%
renew the aul‘ccliwni. .-\ll llitt-lllpt ;. lurk-0m ”f 5,0,, worklncn. Noumg ‘ u ~ .fl.-- l’llll‘. a. iii-ail. 1.115 19lr‘.‘ l :4 1‘01?
was mittlc to form n ll‘llt-‘il. copltilllzcdl huvc in..." oosicd announcing a grin. KNOW THYSELF l‘. At R. pfd.. 0.3. 03A 02 s {4
at 38.000000 for lhi' illmm'blitill "H" i lif'liiilfill or work for on indcflnitc pt-I'- or llit‘ hull. iiullwny. if .. t‘ll ‘2‘ "it
management. of oil lll" cllllllcl‘it-i-l, hill 1 iod, Tl". "1m" “rug shut down lust SCIENCE OF PALMISTRY. Soil. lipid-ti, hill, 4).”: 210: I!“
‘ the plan it’ll ”HOW-ilk Hilly. but work \\'llH l'culltllcd 1110 tiny (lompni'ctl \vltll :‘lfill- 10‘1”?“ ‘1‘: 1'4 '7 74 74%
. ‘”" “"““”' i "1’!" ““‘i'ilt'n- PHRENOLOGV AND PHYSIOGNqu l'.“';“',(é-m‘fmy :2, {W ,5 “3%
BRASS WORKS RESUME l ‘‘‘‘‘ " “ Lecture and Domoni-ltrntions by ii. q fmbhmg 0:1“: 13% 13% “,4
,.v v v» .- .an-H ' .1” - t. ' '
NAUGA'I‘ld. l\. Ntiitilibtl .1- FM ‘. OEJDDEN'D‘E/XTH OF A POV MRS. DAVID MASON, l'nlon l’iIt‘lllt' T‘Wi't 73 71% 72%
, Natigatilck Ill‘iilm (‘oliipllily lodlly rut Mow llAHuN. Novctlibcl 22~--Wni of New York 1'“ Put m. “5% R911; 81% 8174.
’ ‘ .- ‘i. I i.'i-. ' . ‘. .. u If! ._
eumcd opm-lltioilu in “H ltilll‘illl) ..1 iii. l\llrt‘.liill‘ll.‘.ill'( Itilnytul o‘ldunlon'nof Mrs. Mum)" in mm H lino vocalist Wabash. bid. 21% 2”“ 21% 21%
Mlllvlllc, lifter ll Hilkllt'llHlOll oi hum-I) MIN. \.lt cl llt \ttillltl. o .l. t .\ and will Him: m“, 0,. two stoloctiorls. Wot-it. lTIiion. lib iii") 84% 34%
anti Mrs. it]. H. llotcllkiaa. of Norwniit.
will bit the accompanist.
HOYT'S THEATRE.
MONDAY NIGHT, NOVEMBER 26.
(livon under the auspices of tho
Woman's Auxiliary. for tho bcn~
cilt of the Y. M. C. A.
Admiulon, including reserved scat. 50c
HOME TRAINER RECORD BROKEN.
WORCESTER, Malia. November 21’.
-«~l<‘runk Albert. tile six-day bicycle.
rider. broke all records on a liomc
(minor. for one hour. at the
Theatre. this morning. riding 48%
point. and its. ovcr ycstcrdny's high “'
Park
The best
E LEADING STORE FOR
ilumw that you can be Sill‘t‘ 10
sh.
ii T‘t‘t‘t‘lVC lllt‘ some th‘allliCllt.
ERS OF NEW ENGLAN
lERCOATS.
)ur Black and Rho llcavcr
crconi :11 $12 l§\()llc you must
before you can appreciate its
110. We claim it is as good. if
better. than one for $15 bought
"wilcrc.
YS’ TWO-PIECE SUITS.
\'c have them in all sizes, price
it $1.59 to $7.98. You need not
t until you have saved enough
my to dress your youngr once,
the clothes now. before the
i weather sets ill. I
Reserved Seats on an“. m “0y“. milcs. In the sixty minutes.
’l‘heatro. Smith Norwulk. and Wood‘s
Drug Stol'o. Norwulit. i'i days lll advance
of ouch performance.
'rl-ur TALK or Two common to.
HOYT‘S THEATRE.
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1900.
Magnificent. production of Bartlet &_
Sionnn'n Bountiful Spectacular
' Extravaganza.
1111111 1111111111111
The (ll-cut Big Emphatic Success
of Four Seasons.
A DAZZLING DISPLAY OF
KALEIDOSCOPIG- NOVELTIEs.
Opulent Iii cuti‘uncng music.
Brilliant in witty daloltuc.
Splendid Iii scenic effects.
Gorgeous In glittering costumes.
Matchless In pl‘ctty'giris.
Happy in a great cast.
THE ORIGINAL AND ONLY GOM-
PANY.
PRICES, $1.00, 750. 50o. 25o.
Reserved Seats on sale at Hoyt’s
Theatre. South Norwalk. and Wood‘s
Drug Store. Norwalk. 5 days In advance
l-otlc 417». miles on it home trainer. it
1110?. Albert mind a lli'l-lzettr in hi
trial. and started otlt moderately. do
inn Ibo lli‘Nt mile Iii l.18. Ho gradual
ly incrcusod Ills spend until he was. do
Ink miioe in 1.10 and 1.12. about tilt
thirtieth miin. The fastest mile hr
rode was the lust onc. the 48th mild
being done in 1m 2 2.611.
Sclfdilicrciit)—-Motllor (reading telo
grimy—Henry to
game In over and
with three“ broken ribs.
anti four tooth out.
Fnthcr (eagerly—«And who won!
Mothers—"Ho don‘t titlv.
Il‘liiller tImpllticntly)“—Coniound I
all! That boy novnr thinks of any
body but illmrclf'h Now I'll have t
Wait until i got thin morning paper.
Puck. ~
he came out of I
W ... «1w
Aaseesment for
ad solely on the costcf the work I
front of the abuttlntt lots.
mud to benefit? it‘lld- none
the front foot. ii
Milwaukee (Witt). I8. L. B. A., 861, t
rtioned b
have just refused him.
of each performance. be arbitrary and V0”-
rccord which has been made previous
to this. was by Charles (Milen Min:
11th Murphy. of ilrooklyn. N. Y.. who
legraphs that tht
a: broken nost "'
grading an alloy has
without re.
old. In Kenton vs
.KRIEGER & 00.
FOR MEN. WOMEN.
WEST WASHINGTON STREET.
IT’S A PLEASURE
your \\'lit‘ :1 .\(‘\V l)l‘t‘.\§ or Cont. even if you haven't the rcatlv
l1 s a pleasure because you know, when you come to our
or you are welcome. wllctllcr \'
lilc. isll t it? Conic ill. lct 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-
OUR MILLINERY AND CLOAK DEPARTMENTS need
ntroduction. You will find here more styles and more stock
1 you can find in all the stores in the Twin Cities combined.
. KRIEGER & 00.
West Washington Street. South Norwnlk.
No. 2 Gazette Building.
u..—
l.
lit
Will convince you that there is really onlynpp'place ln‘town
to buy Dress Goods. When you buy of. us youarcmlways sureot
your money's worth or a little more. Our idea is “than 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 off:
All-wool Black Storm Serge, 40 inches wide,
r:
C.
Ali—wool Blacltlnldia Serge, 38 inches wide, :30.
Figured Brilliantincs. fine small patterns, 45 inches wide, 50c.
Black French Crepon, handsome pattern, 40 inchestl/ldc, 690.
lllack Imperial Scrgc,45 inches wide, 75c.
lllack llrilliatitinc, 56 inches wide, 75c.
l’llack Ali~wool Cllcviots. 52 inches wide, $1.00.
lilnck Pebble Clieviots, 52 inches wide, $1.25.
ll‘inc Imported Novelties in All-wool, Silk and Wool, $1.25to,$§z,§15.
All-wool Mixed Vcnecians in all colors, 38 inches wide, 56%.
All—wool lrloincspuns. in gray, 52 inches wide, 75%;.
Zillciiiics. in Brown and Gray Mixtures, 52 inches wide, 8&0.
All—wool l“l(.)lll(’S])llllS, 54 inches wide, ‘ ‘ $1.00.
All—wool Mixed Suitlngs, 52 it'lCllt‘S witlc. $1.00.
All shades of Fine Veilccizlns, 52 inches wide, $1.23.
Double Face Cloths, $1.5o and $1.75.
READY TO WEAR GOODS
BOYS AND GIRLS.
Every man cannot keep
posted on the latest and
. ‘ . , best hin '
have :1 .\c\v Still. an (_)vcrcoat, _ t gs thNeck‘wear,
Shirts and such things.
He must depend on his
on are just looking. or buying. Men's Furnishing Goods
That new credit system of ours dealer to “pilot" him in
the right direction.
Those who depend up-
on us are always safe:
D. iiilliSlilBK Bilill.
_ SOUTH NORWALK.
RAGLAN OVERCOATS. Milford A.‘Glffin,
All \vool Oxford Raglan. vet}- Managml
nicely tailored. strapped scams
ltulinll lined.
$12.98.
SMALL OVERCOATS AND
REEFERS.
\\'c give you an opportunity to
tlrcss your ciliitlrcil nicely al‘d
cheaply. We have everything in
that liiic that you may wish for,
and you need bttt littlc money to
procurc the necessities for your
young ones.
A cracker-jack for
_ GRADUATE 0P'l'lillll.
YOUR NOSE !
YOUR EYES 1
It's as necessary to fit the
one as it is the otherwslnss-
es a detriment to the sight
otherwise. Try us! See It
we don't do both perfoctlyi‘
DO Wnnhington St.
An autumn day.
A cup. stray.
A pretty maiden pouring.
Two happy hearts all full of darts.
The love god blithely soaring.
The organ penis,
The preacher. spieis
The part he’s paid for playing:
A ”lodge." a yachtpaome flirting~
what
Is this the world Is saying?
. .. . m;{..lflv L, W
tor Marahnil r. Wilder hail boon
'tninlnz tho members of a curtain
il club. yocently. one of those
ioriug old-fellows who mean well
lie blurted out.
e was one good thing among
-‘ stories you told!"
m.‘ replied Mr. Wilder. discou-
d..for ii fraction of a second.
. i suppose that was better than
in; the point of all of them.”
1 object of the ancient Aztec civil-
n Is now known. it was to pro-
rohacoloxlcnl pussies for the end
. nineteenth oontury-Clty of Mex-
t
. Inch permissiblc.. but the dress should
crald. .
I
u- nfl 9W
A rule for girls goinlg‘ visiting: if
the town has lesa‘tlian 5,000 Inhabi-
tants..hnvc our party dress made very
high in the 'eck. Between 5,000 and
10.000 inhabitants makes a cut of an
‘ A charge. a plan.
And they are free-—
Behold them fast retreating!
A flight of darts, four living hearts
As two begin their beating.
fIt"? ll. poortilott‘as recent thislsoaoon I
not Do out down to the foothills 1131- o .0 ye” m oesnt bringa “BM
'8" the place visited in as big kw overcoat to the three bull merchant.
Chicago. ‘ ‘ ' ' ‘1 '
A friend wants toknbw if he can
safely transplant forest trees In the
fall season. Yes. this fall he can. for
the earth In well saturated with mois-
ESCULETTS
tIII‘O. and the trees so transplanted will OUR! "L"
Dt'oboly live and do well. 'With the And :11 at or ‘ .
earth as dry in the fall all It has been Rm“ wit! I, u ‘ ’
for several seasons past, it would
. or I
folly to try It. naive-m um ,
Norwalk Chronicler