Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, November 23, 1900 · page 8

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F. D. LyonltCo.

SOUTH NORWALK CONN.

$3.50 11111 $4.00
Styles. the Latest.
Wear, the Best.
Awarded the Grand Prize at
Paris. I900.

SOLD ONLY BY

90 WitShington Street

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

November

by capturing three lads who
ken into a yacht on Shogun rt

Wits past. The. arrest followed
W ery that the. Myrtle.
house, Quinn’s bar-room
"ral Suu11r11.un'tl.l.H.1‘a1k‘s g
.. Store had been broken Into
lied; Traces of the thieves lot

had been forood.

Dono
oases

11 boys were arrested.
1811111211011 Cont-t.

this the grand jury 's 111 11011.

it are held In $500 111111.11 for
' nllo court. next'l‘uosdny.

w...‘

SAW A SHIP IN FLAMES.

 

 

her} Laden Schooner
1, Burned to Water‘s Edge.
33W YORK. November
11

reports
November

that
211

on ’I‘ 118.
tho (Iillt'ol

At ('1 (to. look

hich appoaiod to have 111-1
sailing craft

Ill; (:oIIltl he soon and tho il'lot
“ed on her course.

 

MURDER OF MISS KEATING.

of Rochester Instructed to
for a Rewrad of $501).

HESTRR. N. ‘.. NIH'L'IIIIIi'l'
last Theresa Ix’oaiina.
,H'lted V-‘and tnurdot'od
day lllglll. W12!» ”11' J I'I'orii ill Si
ort. last 111::111 or .: S'I}~|it~tl,
mg the doseripliou o-
‘ d to halo 1111111 11111111111111] with
me. Ho was brought horo.11nt|
, xalninod this afternoon,
"“Bl‘radloy. of Mormon. 0111111..
Miss K011111111.

born

the 1nu'-1doio1 oi Ili'I' ale-1111

__...-.

ODRSE SHOWR OCLOSES TOM

»NEW XOIIILR Now\1-"1ui111' ‘_':'.
'91! to the last day 11l'll11t>.1
.9911 opened at tho bladimn R111
arden. with but .1 handful 111 51111
1'8, and those were galbond :II

by brood mater. («1111111411111 1111
pionahlp 1111111111.

chided. tht.1 ohampiou
awarded to Victoria I

11p
. 11 1'I1

'tdea, N. ‘1'.
yo, consisting of llit‘oo
1th war of their got was ullowil.
(l the. hai"imo_\ oxhlblt'a for
Ming. Pony stallions \voro

0W1}. T110111;- clnnsoa wot'o folio

I!‘ Were judged taking 11p tho I
l recess

 

BOBTON.N0\'11IIIII1~1 '."l—llunuou
éGrIIlls. formerly dopntv ('1)IIt‘(

t' Gill. two wooka ago. wan

bl" Fluke today on 11 «oinpi

' 1 'Ili'it; on Novotnbor 27 Mr

orltiea 11111.
=daman.

tnot'.111|11: with

Mrs.
11 HIM-‘1‘
:Irrivod in this oil;
opterdar and how liltill‘ 111' ted the 1 hi- I[
991109 to ot‘iot' 11 11111.11d of 15 .1111 11111
formation that will 11 ad to 1111 urn-1111

1.? [nod below lluliod h‘luton (“1111111111.

:3: ~~~~~ 'I‘ho.
lave-11.11111 they have brokon‘i
auizod band of store broakv

hall
1' or

tnade headqum'ters I.'he1e for Some.

tho

Str out

111
101-
and
l to

31111111111 river and William Mul-

found on a yacht to which an
Artlolo11

you
lot

king and eater' mg uglust him now
'I‘llo
roe boys were given a hour 111;: today.

tho

Probably

2.‘l-Tllo
tilt Company's 1111111111111- llllor
Titled this morning. t’t'ot 1

km
day
of

Saw a but'uln1r ship some
11‘ ft and thought he 11th 111111111
' " . .lho l'llol

‘II I

probably 11 (int
She was l1uin1 11,

pro

Of

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l
I
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'This Shows the Unreliabliity of Cir

I

.t
only devlopmonl 111 tho oauo oi
who 1111.»; as'
durin;l

11111 1

111m-
:1 1111111 sup-1

lhl‘i
\VIII‘

OFI-

'Ilto

Show

l1ll"'
(‘1'-o
111111

e ringside. viewing 11 Haas of 11.11 ki

lh1'

0111'

inure exhibited by I". (‘. Stovonu, .11‘
Another ohms 111' Illlt'lt i
atalllons.‘

1

i

i
1
l

When the tl1.ti
N am that for tho linr'knoy “111115.11"ij
|)II7.1 ,

and.

tho

wr-d

o‘eroral ovolllu whoro tiollini: atnl-

inn

ACCUSED or EMBEZZLEMENT.

l 11'
for

.Was deported from 11111111 by (‘ol~ ’

11in!

hit him with tho otninmlemout
9‘. Ho. was held Ill 515.500 1111'

III-‘-

aa not nrt'ouiod.i1ut apponrod
ily buforo tho linltod lell11u1

hit

 

 

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'1 an opportunity to explain. but it took

1
I

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' to lie out of it!

M ESSAGE ALMOST COMPLETED.

 

Cabinet Discus-es Varioul Recommen-
dations it Will Contain.

WASHINGTON. November 23—4111».
cabinet meeting today was unimport-
aut. The president’s message is 111-
11111111 complete and there wus'uomo dia-
ouasion oi' the various recommenda-
tions it oontainu. Secretary Hay ro-

portod that the1 Chlnono situation was 2

progressing favorably but boyond this
bare mention. the Chinese mutter re-
ceived no attention.

 

CAPT. STRONG RETIRED.
\\'ASIllNG'i‘ON, November 2:i~—(.‘.up-

tain Edward '1‘. Strong was today pine 0

11.11 on tho rotirod list of‘ the navy with
the rank of rear admiral. Captain
Strong rot-entiy was in oomnmnd oi the
Mouadnook on the Asiatic station and
hits Itouith broke down while on that
duty. Ho in a native of Masaao‘huuotlb
and entered the navy an a volunteer
oilloor at the outbreak of tho war of
tho Rebellion. He reached the grade
of onpiain in October. 1899.

COFFEE AND SUGAR REDUCED.

NEW YORK. November Bilw'l‘ho
Woolson Spiro (‘onipany hilt-i made 11
roduotiou of one oont per pound in
roasted ooii'oo. Arbnoklo Brothers fol»
lowed with 11 similar I'odliotlon. This
was followed by n roduotiou 11y the Ar-
11111111111. of 15 points in refined sugar
’I‘l1oNationni Sugar Refining t‘. onipunv
following the Alllltt l1Io out The Amor-
loan Sugar Ilotlniug Company has not
yet noted. but is exported to make 11 1'11-
duotion of 1.1 points.

 

BURNS CAUSED DEATH.

llIIS'l‘ilN. Novombor 221-»—~Mrr.. Sarah
\\ hito \\ ho a 11s sotlouuly burnod “'IIIII’
Itrvlnu to 1'\tiugniuh iiro whioh had
taught tin Nothing of 1\I1'.<.lloulatnln
t‘olo. an invalid allondod bv .Ilrs.
\\'bit1-. died at tho hospital early today.
kit's. t‘ulo. who was also badly burned
by tho. llnntos whioh followed the ox
plouiun of tho lump. In in a sorlnus 11111
dilloti today.

TOO ACCOMMODATMNG

cumstautial Evidence.

A young bat-holor 1111-1 :1 friend »11
marriod man and pourod out his lalo
of wuo in somolhini: like this:

“i any. old 1'bup. l'm \Ip nailintzi it
’I‘otnot'row is llto birthday of my host
2111. and, of 111111311. I want to Inulw
Ill'l' smut-s not of urosonl To foil _\‘ou
the truth. I hayo promised her a gold
boll bu1'l1l11 that sht- funi'iou. but. tho
darnod thin; 110qu $153, and all tho
monoy I 1'.111 rnko and aornpo just now
1.11 11 honourly $111. Now. If you‘ll lot
11111 1111111 tho other $11.. I'll hand 1'
bark tho boxt pay day."

'l‘l1o married man \l'tl‘l not flush him
«oil ,iuat thou. but tie. 1111 know his
ttiond \\.'I‘~' all right. and roally wished
to do him 11 i‘uvot', ho .1111id:

"I haiou't tho monoy about me, but
ill toll you what I'll do, I have an
111'1'111111t :11 lllunb's. _iowolt'y shop.
Lots 111) down there. and 11111- the
buoklo. I'll buy 11.11111] have it 1'hnrg-
od to my amount. and you can hand
11111 tho $2.3 any limo boioro tho first
of the month. when tho bill will be
I'ottdotod."

'l‘his :zt-ln'mo workod to a charm
'l‘ho youuu man with 1111,1 “host girl"
“an doliuhtod, 111111 the buoklo wan our
Nod (10' in triumph. That would have
been tho 11nd of tho opiutitlo. doubtlous,
Imd not the wifo of tho louder 11,111
hold of tho bill. during tho abaouoo oi
hor hunbnnd on a luminous trip. Judge
of his oouutoruntlon upon root-lying '.1
loloutani in thoso on'da'

"t‘otuo homo at open. 1 know all."

'I‘uklttn tho fact train. 1111 roat'hod llt'
1»lt,\'. took a oab to ride homo, and
iinshlui: upstairr; throo utopu at a limo
ho otIloI'od IIIH hodroom. and found ‘.Il:'
wit'o indoors. whllo 11111111141111 In parking.
11111' trunk

"iou wlokod. doooitful wrot1h.’ uho
1111 luiiuod. botwoon aoba.‘ Who would
have believed that ,vou would hnvo do
ooivod mo in this way? I am molar:
homo to min-mother? | wl-wl-wlnh
I had no uownoror loft. her at IIII"~IIII(I
boo hoo' "

"lit'tolvo you. orlod tho fruntlo and
howildorod lululinnd. “what do you
mean? Who, whatmwhy. i never 11111
ttlvod volt In my lll'.o "

"(1' you nootln t stand there and trv
I know all! i know
all about tho liuuayf Look. here 11'
the bill for tho gold bolt. buckle you
bought her! To think that It Rlitilllll
ovot' route to llI-tIIla—1--boo-lIoo-Iiool" '

'I‘hou follow-1d tho 1111111111111 learn and
subs. When tho wife’s izrlof had about
Hpobl iiaoli In totII'H. tho huabnnd get

In

I'oninrlinbio 01011111111111- 11nd 1111 111qu»
danoo of oareounoa to atruitzhton mat-
It‘l't out

"lint woeful it 11 nnrrow ouottpo?"
1111111 1111,1111 i111 retold tho utm‘y
"Itlitri'ythina was unaimit me. It. lute
11 HIINIIII‘IIIIIH look. certainly. After
thin. when a friend wnntn nu noooin-
modntion.ho1111111 lt Ill ((ltil onah if i
have to [4110111 and hot row It. "--('l|111'|n-
anti l'mliiqttltor

"Do you think it will take dootor?’
united the fair young bud who wan bo-
ihttr Vat-ointit..od

“Wolf." replied the gallant doctor.
“if it dooan 1 take on uneh a pretty .nrm
1111 that 1‘ ll haw.1 no teapot-.1 for vaccine.

 

,Fifty, Styles.

Some Handsomeiy Nickeled.
“Every one guaranteed.

Price. from $3. 50 up.

111111111111

North Main Street.

WW
TIDE TABLE FOR NOVEMBER.1900.

_—

Computed for' Wilton Point Dock,
Frpm U. 3. Cont Survey Tamed.

Tlde table for November. 1900. com-
puted for Wilson Point dock. from
United States Coast Survey tables. The
height in feet and tenthu are reckon-
ed from Mean Low Water. which In the
datum of surroundingaou the Coast
and Geodetic Survey Charts for this
region. and which In 3.6 feet below
mean sea level. Morning tidea on first
line, afternoon titles on second line of

 

 

earh day.
Date. 1131‘. Ht. l..'l‘. Ht.
3. 11.20am. 8.0ft. 5.03am. 0.lft.
11.44pm. 7.311. 5.45pm. ~00“.
24. 5.43am. 0.01t.
12.02pm. 8.1ft. 0.23pm. ——0.7ft.
25 0.27am. 7.5tt. ti.2811,m. -0.ift.
12.45p.m. 8.01t. 7.04pm. -—0.7ft.
26. l.13n.m. 7.6m 7.1.6a.m. ~0.lft.
l.32p,m. 7.911. 7.5lp.m. —0.6£t.
17. 2.02am. 7.1111. 8.07am. 0.0ft.
2. 2111. m. 7.7ft. 8.40pm. —-—0.tft.
£58. 2 .5711..m 7.0ft. D.01’111.m. 0m.
3 16]). n1. “ft. 9.34pm. »0.2ft.
-0. 3.54am. 7.1m. 10.10am. 0.2f1.
4.13pm. “Lift. 10.33pm. ~0.lft.
30. 4.54pm. 7.011. 11.17am. 0.2ft.
5.16pm. 11.911. 11.36pm. 0.011
ENTERTAINMENTS.

 

HOYT’S THEATRE,
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 23.
ENTIRE NEW COMPANY.

HI. HENRY’S
Big Progressive Minstrels

Positively Largest. in th1.1 World.
1’10—«Aid. WHITE S'I‘AIIS~150.
I-IN'I‘IRE CHANGE.
tI»—~-:\l()lll£llN COMEUiANb‘w-G
EVERYTHING NEW.
l2-Cl'l.'l‘l\'.’t'i‘l'2[) SINGEIISMI‘L
(‘omic Song». Latest Ballads. Grand
Choruaos. It Now York (‘in Vaude
villos. Spot-1111 train of lineal ahou

ours in the not Id
Watch for the Grand Automobile Par
ade- nt Noon.
Hear Our Great Band. FORTY MEM
BERS.
When you see a good ufiow,
1111111 111‘ it.
SEATS NOW ON SALE.
Never Before Sin-l1 .an Expouslvu Show
at those I‘I'it'ou: 25, 3’. 50¢.
Rosorvod South (111 .‘illIt‘ Ill lioyt'r
’1‘hoatro. t-louih Norwalk. and Wood:
Drug Store, Norwalk. 1'1 days in advanm
of ouch pori‘ot‘tnuui'o.

make 11.

 

DON'T MIND 1T!

"If you happond to stand in tho. lobby 01
HOVT'S THEATRE,
SATURDAY MATINEE AND NIGHT.
NOVEMBER 24,
and hear loud laughter and tumultuous
yells. don‘t mind It. Don't think you
are 111 a 1'I'azy house. It in moroly the
way the nobor oilizona and olttzoiioi-Iaos
will have of expressing tholr antiufao

tion with that unciuoua comedian.
HENNESSY LEROVLE
in Lust Season‘s Mont (‘onapieu-
oua Success,

Other People’s Money

PRICES:

MATINEE.10 and 251:.

EVENING, 25, 35, 50.

Reserved Seats on :1an nt Iloyt'e
Theatre. South Norwalk. and Wood’s
Drug Store. Norwalk. 1'1 days In advance
of each pot't‘Ot'hianoo.

 

“KNOW THYSELF"

or tho

SCIENCE OF PALMISTRY.
(‘omparod with
PHRENOLOGY AND PHYSIOGNuM.
Lecture. and lloniouatt'atlona by
MRS. DAVID MASON.
of New York.

Mrs. Mason In also a line. voonllsl
and will sing one or two uolootionu.
and Mrs. It). ll. lloteliklua, of Norwatk

will be tho nooompunlut.

HOYT'R THEATRE,
MONDAY NIGHT, NOVEMBER 26.
Given under tho nnaplces of tho
Woman‘s Auxiliary. for the hon-
o.flt of tho Y. M. (.1. A
Admin-ion. including reserved seat, 501:

Roaervod Sonia on 11qu at l-ont'a
’l‘hoatro, South Norwalk. and Wood's
Drug Store. Norwalk. 11 days In advance
of each performance

 

'I‘IIE 'I‘Al K 011‘ 'I‘WO (.ON'I‘INF‘NIS

HOYT'S THEATRE,
TUESDAY,1NOVEMBER 27. 1900.
lilagnllleont production of Ilarnot K:
Slouno‘a Beautiful Spectacular
Extravaganza,

1111 till 1111111111111

The (3111111113111 llmphntlo. 8111111111111
of Four 14111111111111.
A DAZZLING DISPLAY OF
KALEIDOBCOPIC NOVELTIES.
Opuiont in entrant-lug Inhale.
llrlllluut In witty dialogue.
Splendid in aeonle oil‘eetn.
Gorgeous In glittering ophtumes.
Matchiesa 111 protty girls.
Ilappy in 11 great. enat.
THE ORIGINAL AND ONLY COM-

PANY.
PRICES. 31.00.7511, 500. 250.
Reserved Boats on sale at. Iloyt's
Theatre, South Norwalk and Wecd'a
Drug Store. Norwalk 5 dnyri in advance

 

hilleai‘lm." (‘hleago 11111111111.

of each performance. -

'...1. nude.

 

the“ opening 111 I'm. to 47 compared
. was off 1%.

. inuulrod the prion of eggs.

 

11 11111111111 one a
htwltac Steel 1111111th sold at
with 4'! last night. but Tennessee 00111
There were some sharp
advances 111 other stocks. Chesapeake
and Ohio rising at on running sales.
Amalgamated (‘upper min dealt in (or
the first time. 111 the unlisted depart»
metit of the exchange. and the first
sales of 4,000 shares were in 991% to
99%. The 111111.11 afterwarda fell book
to about 00. The. quotations 111 the out-
side market at the clotting last night
“111.119.8119

WALL S’l‘ltlilltl'l‘. '11 a. m.-~Au inef-
feotnal attempt wua- made to hold the
market by advancing 81. Paul, New
York Central and '(llieaapuake & Ohio.
Enormous snleu of‘uteel utooku broke
down the barrier and everything; quoted
fell away rapidly. Stop 101111 orders
were uueovered. and long ntoek was
brought out freely The. greater-it de»
ollues were. made in the hpeclaltiea,‘
specialties, 'i (11111111111111 (‘oal lualug 3%.
Steel and Wire and Rubber eommou
and preferred. 31,1; each, and Metropoli-
tan Street Railway. 'l‘obnor'o and Colo-
rado fell over 2 points. A long list of
other atooks. Including l"1diug rall—
roada and apooiultioa. lost. from I to lira.
Amalgamated (.loppor dropped below 08.
There was 11 relaxation of pressure near
ii o'olook. and HIIIIIP notable rallies. ex-
tcndinia to 2 III Steel and Wire.

WALI. S’I‘ItEID’I‘. uoon-l’rloea of a
tow stoolta t'eeovered to above the.
opening priooi-i, tho tom.1 of the market
being improved by a rise to 1421/. in
New York Central. A raid on Sugar
seat It down to 1113-7111. Pressure was put
on Northern Put-lilo. Baltimore & Ohio,
11111 Mismnri I’m-lilo. and as these
11111-1111 yielded easily. a general attack
was made against the railroad lint.
Low priees were made. all around for
the atandard 111111-1111. with losses r1111—
nlug above 2 poinla In Horne. oases.
Some of the apoolaltieu reuehod the
low mark also. but. the metal group
kept above the lowest. [loads were
romparutively quiet and Irregular.

WALI. S'l‘RIEIi'i‘. l p. m.~Sugar W111
"ot'ood bolow 133. (loderal Eiootrlo. foil
21,9. 11nd Amorloan loo 3%. But tho
market rallied strongly. many alooks
11511111 11 point or more. Stool & Wit-o
11nd 'i‘ennossoo Coal got 2% above the
‘ow level. and Metropolitan scored a
full rcoovory. The trading became
quiotor again at tho rally.

WALL S'I‘Illdli'i‘. 2 p. 111.~--Realiza~
lion hogan 111 New York Central. Poun-
uylvania. St. Paul and Burlington.
which had a dopt'oaalng effort on 11..
the railroads. l'roxnuro wan then put
upon tho lraotious and tho atool group,
but in only a tow onaoa did ioasoa ox-
'ood Il'llt‘lIOIIS. At 2 o'olot-k the litur-
kol was very (hill. but Iovoriah. Some
.11 tho low |)l'l<'I‘tl railroads and Sugar
\1'111'1-111-ing anppottod. whllo pretty
llllll‘Il everything else was going oft.

TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.

Reported over private wire of E. A.
dohmo. commission broker. Swat-la &
Corbett‘s block. South Nrn'wnlk:

tip-111 High Low l::ItI
»'ttii. (‘01. Oil. III '_- filth 3111.- liliit.
\In. St. a- w. 471., 411.. 41 41111..
\lll. ‘S. It ('11., 1:11; 1:11. :13 1:133.
.\nt. TN). (‘11.. lib-'11. llll1'1y. Hull.“ lltl
Alt'hison, 1107,. 307,. .lX-‘l: 38131.
Atoliisou. 11111.. 11:11... 1111112 112111,.
llall. & Ohio. 1121.1, 8'”; 11051; KIN.
liki‘u. II. '1‘. 71111.. '1'? 7411. 711114.
.‘on. South. Frau. frat-n 51111. {.1111
T‘on of N. .I.. Hi I'H l-III l-lil
’.‘hos. 1\‘~ Ohio, 3653‘ :17 11.3511, 3111.;
‘III. II. a 11.. 1377.. 1:171. 1351. 111111,.
‘1‘. .\I. It St. I’. I‘ltilu 1110 I28 1211114
1'.!bl.li.l.&l’. Iltilé Ill-I111 ”Sh-,1 llliii-s
t‘.t.‘.t‘. & $11.. 1177. 1397,. 11111.1. 601,1J
Federal Stool. I101. $10!? «ill 1911‘.
Fed. St. "III, 711 71‘.
(ton. I111. (‘11., 170 170 Inst 1110
'.on. a Nash. b211,, till-'11. 811% 82
\ot'. & Woo. 4111,. 4:13. 4361. 43-31
Mun. ('ohsoh 11:1 113“). Hit." llil‘r’.
\iott'opolitnu. l71i‘,1'_. 174”“. lTIlA; 171W;
\1. It. 1': '1‘. old. 11111,. 111111, 31114 31101.
\Iiss. I’uolilo, on 011111,. 5811'. 5901.
Val. Load (‘11. 20 :11
\'. l’.(‘. 1111.. III‘ 14;". Hit?“ 1423141
\'. \'.. (,1. & “'.. 2.3 251
‘on. 'I‘obaooo. 111111. 1111’. 30 311
North I’m-lilo, 717.1 72% 7031'. ii”;
_\'11. I’ao. pft|.. RSI 14:111.. till/13 82%.
I'aoillo Mall, H 44
Pennsylvania. 11211:. Hill. idling lltl
i’ooplo‘a (Ian. till-‘1. l00 01101 0914
I‘bil. & 11111111., Ill 10 181/. ISL/4
l’. & It. 11111., till 11:1 till/1 02
Son. 11111-11111. It 1111,. 1111.1 401,9
'i‘enn. (‘. & l.. 711-1.“. 7403 71% 711
U. S. heathen 1.3111 10% I11 14%
”.8 I4.CO. DI’II. 71.13% 101‘
I'. S. Itubhor, 31111,, 5111113 301/; My,
l7ulou l’aoiilo, 725k. '72-‘11. I'll/l1 71111.
1111. Put». pfd.. 111% 81114. 111% 81%
Wabash. Ind, “.3071. 2] 20M 21

A- a»

CLOSE FIGURING lN AN EGG DEAL.

She was the wife of an official of a
St. Paul atroot oorporntion. Her one
pot hobby was economy. Though her
husband made an oxoollont aalnry. she
was rigid in bar ruloa pertaining to the
buyinr,r of tho noooaaurios for the
household. She would haunt bargain
oouutora and market stalls for hours In
order to get tho bouoiil of a reduction
of a few cents on tho artlolo doalred.

The. corporation oiliolal. with much
laughter. used to 101101- his better half
about. what be rolled her “atlnginoau.”
So one day, fooling hurt. at his ridicule.
ahe resolved to take him to market
with her and domonatrate beyond a
doubt that. aim wan 11 11111111 economical
buyor. Ho cottaeiitorl. stipulating that
ho was not to bo aakod to carry the
bauket.

Arriving at the market. ahe. made
several purchases. and then at one stall

 

"What! " ahc exolaimed: “Iii conta a
dozen? No. 1111111111]. that in too high.'

She. dragged her reluctant husband
after her from one stand to another.
NIIII inquiring the. prleo of 05311 and
alwaya roooivbu: the. name. antiwar. tin-1
tli near the upper and of the market.
More 111111 found a dealer who offered
to soil hor 1110111 In any quantity 101' 1"

(south. To her husband aha uuld joy-
ouuly: .
“'I‘lioro. i told you. 1411. Why. thoae

other a w ore rubber 11.

Turning to tho. anioniuuu. aho or 11011111
half 11 11011111 11111111 gravely handed him
the. eight cents naked in payment and
wont homo. prattllug away about the
worth of economy to marketing and
the alleged willingness of dealers to
Image. tho unattapeotlng customer. And
to this day she dooa not know that ..et
husband and his It tends laughed over

 

It at the club.

t. .11 .

1‘.. . fl"... 111‘
1.11 ” , . ,‘i'
11.1 9 111»

 

No. 2 Gazette Building. ' . '

 

 

Will convince you that there is really only one place' at town
to buy Dress Goods. When you buy of us you are tilways sure of
your ,money' 3 worth or a little more. Our idea' is 111 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 1 1"

Ali-wool Black Storm Serge, 40 inches wide,

All1wool Black India Serge, 38 inches wide, '

Figured Brilliantincs, fine small patterns, 45 inches wide,
lilaok lrencb Crepon, handsome pattern, 40inohes wide,

Ill .Iek Imperial Sergc,4

‘Illack Brilliantine, 56 inches wide,
lilack All~wool Clleviois. 52 inches wide,

S")

3..

Black l’obblc Cheviots

45 inches wide, ‘ “ ‘1'

inches 11' ido

39c.
50c.

50c.
69c.
75¢-

75¢-
$1.00.

$1.25.

l'" the Imported Novelties 111 Ali-wool, Silk and Wool, $1.25 to $2.75.

All—wool Mixed Veiieciaus in all colors, 38 inches wide,
All—wool Homespnns in gray 52 inches wide.
Zibeliues. 111 I} 10th and (irav Mixtures 52 inches wide,
All—wool I'Iomcspuns, 54 inches wide,

All-wool Mixed Sailings. 52 inches wide,

.'\II shades of Fine Venecians, 52 inches wide, ,7

Double. Face Cloths.

 

IRISTRAM & HYATT, Norwaik,Co‘nn.

m

 

m.

 

 

 

The Leading and Largest Store in the
Twin Cities.

 

Like :1 shot out of 11 gun, so swift has been the recognition of

tbo advantagos \\lIi1'lI our ~tor1'

spook louder than \vord~. :11li'ortisomout are words.

Ibo advantagox oil‘t'rod Ill our x'tnr

till the promiwx 111' make in \\'1n'd.~..

(”_lnalit}~ in IIIorolIaiuliso:

«this is opil-Iiuo 11111111 histori, tho >1‘1‘l‘t‘l11lttlll'

UMBRELLAS.

\\'bon _\'1111 buy an umbrella.

buy one that has an original and
\Vo have

about one hundred and fifty styles

distinct >tylo about it.

in our stock. and not 11:1 ugly 11111'

in the lot. l'ri1'o~. range from

45c. to $6.00.

FURS.

No mystery about the furs we
soil. \Vo don't take omninou 111'-
dinary furs and designate them by

. .1\

safe place to buy furs is our store.

t'atn'i'. high sounded lltllllt‘x'.
.\lono_\' refunded if purchase is not

an represented.

\\'o have, raised a standard of
stances will not lower.
costs you no more 1111.101 it here.

H. KRIEGER' 81 00.

West Washington Street. South Norwalk.

Accounts opened with everybody.

 

The 11111 1.11111 «.1 0111111111. robiikltig
his oonrtiora in well known to most of

1111. but differs uomowhut from he

Amorleau version of the some. King
Canuto, desirous of touching his flat
torlng eomtlora a lesson. caused his
throne to be set. up on tho seashore
11.11 the. tide was coming in and nearing
ltu. height. i-liurounded by till the
great dignitaries of the kingdom. ho
uummonod the flatterera to his prea-
once and naked them If they believed
the 111111 would I'm-01mins his authority.
"llolievo it." cried IDarl Enlfyd "there
is no doubt of It. Your Majesty baa
but. to command and you will be obey.
o1]. " The obaeqntoua courtlora Joined
In a chornu of “So any we, all of na.‘

“Very 301111” raid the klnx' "now do.

,1'

 

. 2:.
ESTABLISHED SINCE

H. KRIEGER 81 CO.

WE SELL EITHER FOR CASH OR CREDIT—PRICE IS
' THE SAME.

1‘.

charaotor in values:

 

Quality first,

 

I

 

1868.

t..)ilt'l'\ to the public. Actions
We tell _\'1111 of
tome and lot our actions ful-

barg .illl\ in prito:

51111 1'“

BOYS' SUITS.
\\'1'

than 1‘l1’1tl1o boys.

them.

We carry every»

do more

We dross

thing desirable in
this department.
t)ur

sidoring'

prices. con-
quality.

are as low. and in

some instances.
lower than same
goods ran be
bought 11 l s o -

whoro.

BLANKETS.

livery blanket we sell is a (lo-
pondablo blanket. and we don't
hesitate to toll you what it is made
of either: it half wool, we say 5.11:
it half cotton. we roll you: and if
its all cotton. wo'ro just as frank
about it. Come in and look them
over.

oxoollenoo which time or circum—
last and all tho limo. and it

you each In 111.11.111.qu on tho atopa
of yonder throno. 11nd bid the non re.
tire." ‘Hls command waa obeyed. and
oourtlo'r after oonrticr. alter comply-
lug. rotlrod. baffled, amid the Jeoring
laughter of the populace. in this man-
nor the time was fully occupied until
the hour of flood was passed. and the
tide was just. about. to ebb. when tho
king ascended tho throne.
the waves retire. and was soon loft in.
triumph 11me dry ground. amid tho

loud applause of his loyal aubjectni
"You 1100. gentlemen." he 1111111, turning.

to his courtiera, "there Is all the dif-
foronce. In "the world between a rogu-
lrn' three-ply all~wocl king. like myself.
and a lot of Inslznflcant anhlocts like
you.

He bade -

50c.

75c-

891:.
$1.00.
$1.00.
$1.25.
..,$1.501nd$r-75.

 

 

 

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” hint in
the right direction.
Those wile depend up-

on us are’iilways safe.

11113111111111.

SOUTH NORWALK.
Milford Agaiffin, ‘
Manager. .

 

HOMER II.w Hilll‘,

GRADUATE OPTICIII.

YOUR NOSE 1
YOUR EYES l

it's as necessary to fit the
one as It lathe other—glass.
ea a detriment to the sight
otherwise. Try us! See If
we don't do both perfectly!

 

so Wnohlngton St.

 

Four hundred and three well 11.11.11.
1111 beovoa were lately shipped from an
interior point In Kansas, to Glasgow.

The cattle, wore landed on the. other
1111111. 111 good order, and sold at $8.50
per hundredwelght. live weight. It.
cost $25 per head..toahlp them, which
brought the not price down to a lower
figure than they would have brought
at home.

John llurna drove stage on the Bo:-
ton and Somervillo route from 1852 to
1851; Then he was a atreet- car driver
for six years. Then he enlisted.
11111 return from tho warho got hia old
lob again. and hold it until last year.
Now. at the ago of seventy-one years.
he is still at work as a "starter." and
an admiring reporter says that ho
jumps about with the agility of a cut.

 

 

CANDY
ESCULETTS

our“ etu- ,‘

 

humility." mat. James Gazette.

Lot' this experience teach you ‘tur man

on all metal dimmer: or man 11mm.
31011an Nolophytiio. A leln. 5011
III mo 0. Iliilltto MhoApot oo’lleti.
11.11; 15111.11"!!! on. or

I. 1’. WM‘ 11 Norwulktit

 

 

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