ode! it'll: timely fresh.
Peanut Brittle.
. Moiauosfiandy.
Carameia.
Butterscotch.
All so pure—so reasonable—
‘oo nice the“ Indoor evening:
v.’ ~~——-—~—~~-—~--~‘wv~——+--—
5| Waohlngton It.
‘ flip. Norwalk.3
lililii NEWSiiillll
0'1ch Loci-II. now: on no: :.
Lorenzo Dibblc'a advertisement tolls
a Thanksgiving story today.
Concord Division; Sons of 'l‘olnpcr-
once. will hold a locating tonight.
(‘lrango‘ and Lomon i’ool,
l). Lawton & Co.
Miss .lcssio ll'awos, of Stamford, la
a guost of Mr. and Mrs. Charles A.
Sc.oiiold of Nor.wnlk
A special communication of Old
Well Lodge. F. and A. M.. will llc hold
Tuesday night, November 27.
——ICitron‘.
1th lb. lI‘.
._.......
Tho Needlework Guild will moot to
marrow afternoon at 3 o'clock in tho
Central Club building in West avoauo.
~—»F‘ooibali. Two aamca at Baxtor
grounds. Thanksgiving afternoon. Pro-
ceeds for Y. M. C. A
Harvey Crow. tlnploycd by tho Wcst-
ern Eicctric Company. will mnko his
homo ill Now York city. during tho win-
tor.
The early morning Tramway car up-
,town was stallcd ill East aronuo bo
cause tho heavy rain had washed grav'
el on the. tracks.
llov. G-corgo. ii. Egbcrt and wifc will
be at homo to Inolnbors of iho Nor
walk Congrcgntional Church, Tuesday
evening. from 8 to it).
——»Malngu (lrapc
Co.
s. 161- lb.
F. l). 1.. ti‘.
A largo amount of rain has fallen
during the present storm and Nor
walk is rclioI-od from any dungor o'
water famine for some time to come.
The roguiar meeting of i’rIlosiilII
Castle will be be! lit tonight at ii 0 “-tiot k
Inlpmtant business will ho brought bo
fore tho alerting. All mombers of tilt
degree team. and cvcry Sir Knight of
the order is roqucstod to be present
——Stop crying. Wc have savod yo.
a turkoy. About 2.000 lbs. fancy .lt‘l‘
soy turkoys. look likc wax. ()ur ayor
aao nrlcc. itic. Come and soc. L’olII
Ccntury Markot. 33 Main St. NOI‘Wliilt.
A horse award by August llociioch
or was takon ill on Saturday afternoon
and Dr. S. W. Sohuppan woosont for
l.atcr Dr. J, Frank ()llnstcnd was sum
mom-d. and nrononncod thc case spin
of meningitis. Ho put the horse out at
its misory.
Miss Margin-II itc. daughter of Mr. and
Mrs l’.ItI it k lIlunnugan. of II ulrflold
and John Mullins. of \Vcatport. will
ho mariod at St. Thomas church. Fair--
field. \l'odnosday morning, .Novcnibcr
Lid. ’l‘hc corcmnny will lIl-I pori‘orluod bI'
lit-v. lI‘athcr Thomas C. Coleman.
';Cltl‘tlll. t)run:o and i.omon l‘ooi
15c lb. lI‘. ll. Lawton 81 Co.
The regular monthly ()ilicial lioarl
moctinu of the South Norwulk Moiho
dist Episcopal Church, will be hold I."
tho church class room. at ti o'rlm-k
tonight. important intorcsis ('(Incorn
inlz church work will como bcf'oro thl
nioctina. lIlvcry Inombor should 1,.-
present.
lI‘nnchor & Company. who orcotod a
building ncar tho railroad atutlon. at
New Canaan. about nlno yoaro ago. and
hogan tluI Inanui‘ur- turn of IadicII' ahoca
supondod businoss on Saturday lust.
and tho fr-Ittory is now closed as far as
tho making of shock is conccrnod.
No assignmcnt has boon made. but tho
Messrs. lI‘anchor discovcrod that tion
worc running bohind financially. and
could soc no way of improving tholr
condition l)\ continuing business. no
they sent a statement to tholr cr'cditois
last Friday and cioaod businoaa on Sat.
nr day—Stamfor d ’l‘clogrom. Sutur day
~No
when you buy tho
cllrnr.
I. sféacak a co.
The Jewelers.
3 MAIN 81".. NORWALK.
”Witsnmo'ron 8T., somonwam
diallppointlncnt awaits yoll
imperial Crown
You will find complete
OPTICAL DEPARTMENTS
at both of our storen. with rooms on-
pocially fitted up for that purpose.
Spectacles: and eyeglasses fitted by the
most improvrd methods and satisfac-
tion mlnrrmteod. if you are having
trouble with your eyes. if your glasses
do not suit you. if you are subject to
headacbcn or have been fitted by an in
competent optinlan, call and one no.
axmmnroné was: or ounce.
‘ ‘ m I l
' The water in the Norwalk river has
raised several feet bocauqe of the rev
, cont storm ,
W
MCranborries, ill: at F. D i. If; Co.
-Wwwm
lag today, to all peeking loco curtains
and ribbons. '
Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Voile celebrated
the twentieth anniversary of their
marriage. by entertaining friends. Sat-
urday.
Attorney Loo Davin and wlfo. of East
Norwalk, attended the Yale-Harvard
game. Saturday. Mr. Davis has a so.
vcre cold. as a reminder of the trip.
mNativo 'l‘IIrkcys. Goose. Ducks.
Chlckons. also .aaonta for the high
grade Nowport Sausage. Roottccher'a,
76 North Main atroot. .
At Prof. Torus‘a masquerade dance,
in Wood's ilali. Stamford, last Friday
evening, thlI cakewalk prizo wont to
George Bowman and Miss Bertha
Hoggson. of South Norwaik.
Tho. Public Murkot Company is of»
faring native turkeys. chickens. duck.
goose. tho nico. tcndcr. taslcfui kind.
at remarkable low priccs, and guaran-
teed. too; thus says tho company's ad-
vortiscmont.
The Nor-walk Carpontcru' Union will
hold a srnokor, 'i‘uoaday ovoning, lim
cclnbor ii. to which illl non-union can
pcntors nro cordially invitod. 'l‘hcro
will ho spoakors. and II pionaant cvcn-
ing is unticipatod.
“Malaga (lrapos. iiic lb.
CO. '
I". i). ll. &
Tho pooplo of (‘Iracc (‘hurch parish
arc rcoucstcll to sand tholr donatiom
of provisions for tho ’l‘hanksgivlng din
ncrs for tho poor of tho. parish. to lllt
Guild room of tho church. not lutoI
than 9:30 a. m.. chncsrluy.
It is reportcd that altontr.
State Law and Ordor League visitod
South Nor-walk. lust wrok. in an of»
tort to find cvidcnctI against salooni
that had been rolling liquors (mi of
the hours pros rihod by law. it ha:
not yet boon l Irncd whcihci' or not
their qucst wafiasnccosst‘ul.
_.." ._._ ...._...‘
of“ ”It
At tho Norwalk (‘ouqrogailona‘
Church. \‘l’oduosdny. at 3:30 p. m.
tllcrc will ho a Thanksgiving distribu
tion by the church societies. Pol-Ish
abic food. and contributions of am
othcr naturo. clothing. (Ito. should Ir
loft at tho chauol boforc 2 o'clock or
Wodnosduy. to lnsuro distribution.
—-Cranbcrrios, tic at. F. I). l.. & (‘o
Tho pastor of tho Norwalk (‘ongrc
national (‘huIciI.t can bo soon at th
parsonago on any “t‘t'lttlILVI icxcopl
lug Monday, Saturday and holidays)
botwoon l and 2 o‘clock in tho athI.
noon. Strauucrs aro cordially invitor‘
to romain at the conclusion of uni
toryicc and bocomc ucouuintod wiilv
tho pastor.
Out of $3.300 Iucdcd $1? zoo ha
boon raisod to full tbo old Nathar
Halo schoolhouuc. in thc roar of tilt
(‘rockcr iiouko. Now London. Till
orcsoni plan is to movo it noxt .lqu
to tho old buryirIa-zrmlml at Now Lon
don. rcpair it, arid pluco ii in charm.
of thtI Now London chantor of Ill!
Daughters of tho Rcyolutlon
Silo flowors usod Saturday in llit
locorrlilons at filo rosidcnco (If Mr. and
first.
nno.
of thcir danahtcr.
lI‘rnnll A. Fonts. in iI‘alrilt-ld ayc
on tho occasion of tho IllarrinirI
Miss lithcl. to .larno
ll. Knapp. .ir.. wcrc. at tho roqucst u'
tho iIrido, soul to tho Norwalk llospi
in! and to tho South Norwalk (‘ongrc
'::Itinnlll t‘llnrcll. Thor woro Ilsod yo»:
fordny in dm-orating filo lnticr odiflco
Tho ltoborf lIlmmci (‘lnb will snow
a social croniui: with tholr lrtdy friondr
in tho lx'nhzhin of (‘fllllllllillll hall. lI‘ri
day orcninrz. Novornbcr Zio. tho ihirty
third nnuiyorourr of tho oxccuiion o
illo MunchostI-r martyrs for tho row-Ill
of tho lI‘cuian nrisoncrs. l‘olonclI-l Kc!
iv arid [lousy 'l‘hc plan has bI-ol
‘Idohiod to lIolp kl-le :Illvo tho spirit
'Inll forward tbc cuusc for which .\llcn
Lurkin. and ()‘llrlon diod.
A Izrcaf don! of inforost is boiIII
mauifcsiod ill tho two football llelllt‘JI
lllil' ‘Irrvo boon urranucd for Thanks
'zivinlz illlt‘l'llt)(lll, at tho BlIxtIII
'zronnris. Till-East Nor-walk 'I‘ilzor.I
and tho South Norwnlk l-lilzh schoo‘
foam will bouin tholr unmo promptli
at 2:30. and if IIcr-cssury will pin,I
short. lIalvt-II. so that tho socond Immc
lit-iwoon llrowu‘u linl-Iinoss Coliouo
and tho Stamford High School, may hr
slartod promptly at 3:30 o'clock. and
play full haiyca. Raymond Brothors
haIc kindly olfcrod filo nso of mouth
ropl- to rouc off tho ilold. so that thc
oiayorsl will burr n clcar flcld, and p0
llcolncn will ho on hand to koop back
tho crowd so that all may ho ablo to
woo. all thtI plays.
CATERPILLAR PREDICTIONS.
According to Their Markings. the Win
I}:- Will be a ShortVOno.
Many nmatour woathcr prounoatica
torn llaac tholr prcdictiourl on thtI color
of cllforpliiarll' c0ntH.' ’l‘ho length 0!
tho aorcrc Wontllor is Ill‘Itcrmlnod by
tho amount of black on tho caterpillar
\vhilo tho position of thc colors do
notos tho part of tho wintor tho aovcrt‘
Wcaihor will coma in. For instanco. i!»
thc black is near the hood. tho cold
wcathor will bu at too belzinnfng of the
season. whlio if th‘o black in near the
tail and of tho catcrpillnr tho early
part of tho winter will ho sovorc.
This your tho caterpillars have vary
littlo black on thcm. and that is on the
tail end. Consequently an severe
Weather in oxrirctod before the first or
ovml tho. lust of January. The more
export prophcta gather from the mark
logo of caterpillars that all the storms
of the coming winter will clear all
world. and thoy Will be what are called
dry storms. consisting mostly of wind.
cous'ro‘cx. WATKINS a now AND
J. T. PROWITT.
soil the paint that wears twice on
long as loud and OHTDGVOB load and
zinc. mood by machinery. .
Rowland'll advertisement Is interest- ‘
and act upon if.
items, but conditions
it, and profit bu it.
LINENS FOR
TURKEY TIME.
This is a lincn salo. Cart-fully
sclcctcll lots of tablc lincus and
napkins hayc bccu atlractiycly
prirctl: donc so for tho solo pur-
posc of doubling,r the lincn busi-
ncss for thc ncxt fcw days. lloublc
thc busincss at half profit is just
as good as half lllc llllhlllt‘s‘s‘ at a
lull [ll‘lllll—lll‘llt‘l' in fact.
Il‘l inch Illonchod Linon Tablc Dam-
Isk lilc yd.
7‘: inch all Lint-n
illolit hotl. Tor \tl.
72 inch all iincn Silpf‘l‘itll Quality
‘llour llt d i :Ith ll:llll.tnl( Si yd.
l‘uro Lint-n S‘cts, full aizl- lublo cloth.
with ono dozolr 5-5 napkins to match.
$3.73.
in All Lincn Nupkina. Nlic doz.
{on All Lincn Napkins. Still do].
3 I Snpcrior Quality All Lincn Nap
kins, from $1.33. to stun doz.
SOME GARMENT SPECIALS.
'i‘ublo Damask.
scotion. ’l'hcrc‘li lIc IIIlIrc activity
whcn you i‘carl about lhcsc \‘pcciul
lots of siIIIsll jackcis~ and capcs
which wc now oil‘cr you.
Ladics l’lain Cloth .luckcis in bluo.
tan ulld block at SIIJIH.
Ladios‘ llcarcr (‘loih
storm collar.
Sillh’.
Ladics‘ Rough Cloth
slylo high storm collar.
.lackots. nigh
iwillI-d gloria silk lincd,
Jackets. now
Hood with iino
quality :Iutccn. shim.
Ladics' Asirakhan t‘apos. boar fur
irilnnlod front and collar. $3.98.
tcl‘ilil. $4.49.
A SALE OF
RAINY DAY SKIRTS.
Ur snowy (lay skirts
nlaiicr. Hood for all sorts of win-
tcr wcafhcr; fit. hang and makc
just right.
for that
thereon hangs the bargain tale.
'l‘hcrc's activity ill our garmcnt ’
Ladios' (loif t‘upcs. doublo t‘acod Ina- ,
Here 3 Profit For You!
_ This is no idle sentence carelesslu used
as a catch line and then lost sight of.
is prOiit ior‘uou ii ’uou’li read what iollbws
Worihu goods at less than
normal prices are alwaps a profitable pur-
chase. Six weeks ago pop Would have had
to pap normal prices for these real same
There
are changed now. and
Listen to
out: of thrill.
Ladfoa’ Rainy Day Sltlrtn. madc of
hoary. Iloubic faccd matcrial, $2.49.
Ladics' All Wool Skirts, 7 rows of'
stitching. intont cui,,$‘.!.ilil.
Ladios' All Wool Skirts. made of
dmlbIc-faccd goods, horncspun effects.
ncwost stylc. spot-in! finish. $4.98.
WOMEN’S WINTER WAISTS.
Wool waist: and silk waists.
“Firc spccial itclns. \\'c haI'c iIc\'-
cr ot'fcrcd such waist vaiucs bc-
forc. Nothing lamc about thcnI
but tho pricc.
Latlios' Polka Dot Flannel Waists.
now collar and cuffs, 75c.
Ladloa' Wool lI‘Iannol Walsts, tuckod
buck. front wool braid trimmed. Shit).
i..adios' I‘lnln Color French Flannel
Waists. lalost shados, $3.29.
Ludios‘ 'i‘uffcta Silk Walstn tucked
front and back. allapod collar. a bar-
gain. at $3.49,
Ladics' Suporior Quality ’l‘afi’ota Silk
W aists, in bright. most popular colors,
$5 98.
FROM THE STOCKING
STOCK.
(loot! stockings hcrc always.
.\'c\'cr wrilc a stocking ”all" with»
out tillllllliisllillg‘ that fact: want
cI't‘I‘leotl)‘ lo l\ll(l\\' it. Road about
thc vulucs.
Ladioa' lI‘iocl-cd Lincd Black Sonta-
loss llosc, (lonbic hool anti too. 121m
pair.
Ladlcs' Scnmlcss lioso. hoary flocc-
od. guarantor-d fast black. 1:3.- pair.
l.adi..s' Snpcrtinc Quality lI‘lcocc
Linod Hos-I. warranted fast and stain-
loss. 25c pair.
Mcn's Natural Wool or (‘nmol's-Hnir
Half iloso. soapiless. lingo pair.
“on as host qhalitv Australian Wool
Half Hoso in black and plain c.oiora
_:'-.l pnir.
Children a hour y ribbed School liosc.
lelt't‘d knoc. special at ”tho pair.
ltoyk' oxtra quality Hoary Ribhod
lltwc, Wili‘i‘illlll'tl sinlnioss. 17c pair.
”I pairs for fair.
ANOTHER PRICE LIST
OF NOTIONS.
l’rIIiit-ill lil‘ht‘ for you.
you for an cI'ci'I'tlaI'
tomcr. .\l.’ltlc hosts
ll'lt‘lltlh' through our
notion priccs.
Largo spool Iiorllon llasting Cotton.
2c spool.
Suporior quality l‘crIrl lluttons.
doZon.
(‘ubincl of Assol‘tod llair I‘lns. 5c.
Largo cubo containi; boat stool Tollct
l’iris, 10c cnbc.
Nicklo platcd Sui‘oty Plus, all sizcs
tho sumo pricc. 4c card.
II‘rcnch Wiro flair Pins, 3 pkgs. for
ilt'.
l“nnltlc.~‘.II flock and Eyo. strong and
pcrfoct. whitl- and black, two dozen on
card. 5c card.
t‘urliny. iron.
ouch.
lvloso
Want
notion cus—
oi businc»~
CCUiltillllt‘ill
Tc
patoni stool spring. Bo.
largains thcsc. cycryl
Supportors. It dlfforont
lcnllihs. in whiio and black, all sizes,
loo pair.
Mourning )Iillh, lc. box.
.3.th 0
Our Grain.
out of ten
“BUY 0. \' l S '1 ”NS!"
'l‘oicphonc Connection.
0
.I
.0
o outta
Nggwnik Halal.
IS DISPLAYING 'I‘IIE NEWESTS
Photographic Portraiture.
CHRISTMAS srrrmcs 3110an now BE MADE
J ackson’s Studio,
"4 WASHINGTON STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK.
Couldnt you be deceived easily in
regard to the nuahtv of Grain? Nine
people can. Not what you
pay. but what you get, should be con-
stderedmyou gel the value—we get
the business—~if you buy here.
C! III AN."
MANUEL ,T. HATCH.
Jackson 3 Studio
STYLES IN
0
0..
53 Wall at,
Norwnik, 0t.
. ture on “Know ’l‘bysel," or the science
At Hoyt’a Theatre, tonight. Mrll.
David Mason, of New York. will lec-
of paimiatry, compared with phrenoi-
oily and physloznomy. Mrs. Mason is
also a fine vocalist, and will sing one
or two selections, with Mrs. E. H.
Hotchklsls. of Norwalk as accompan-
Int. Tho enteItalnnIent in given under
the «canteen of the Womén‘ II Auxiliary
for the bonfit of the Y.M .C. A.
Jack and the Beanstalk.
The strange adventures of “Jack and
tho Bennstaik.’ are to be offered a‘
Ho‘yt's Theatre. tomorrow night, pro
ducod with all the wealth of scenery
given hortoforo. This organization
has Just concluded its twentieth weak
in Boston. IItha standing room war
at a premium for every performance
The author of tho. batik, It. A. Barnet
III to bo congratulated for having
ciiosin for his atory a theme which
baa rovcd to suit the popular taste
of all classes. tho young and old as
well, while in tho score Mr. Sloane has.
contributor! much. in brilliant music
and dainty airs. .
Alabama Troubadours.
(lorlnan's Alabama Troubadours ap-
peared at the opera house, last eve-
ning and gave an entertainment which.
for mirth and jollity. it would be hard
to surpass. “Plantation Pastimes"
made up the first part of the program.
The uocond purl inclndcd selections by
a male and fornafo uuartctte. a laugh-
ablc nIonololruo. some. clover sketches
by “(mic Johnson and little i’hil Whito.
a wall cxccutcd “rough ridcr“ drill
which was Inudo moi-o. cffoctivo by a
wcllvsung Inodlcy of patriotic airs. con
clndlng with a gonuino cako walk giv-
on as only nogrooa can giro it. and
alono. worth tho price of admission.—
lI‘rcIIII l'ross. Burlington. Vt.
iloyt‘a ’l‘hoairo. Thanksgiving mat~
face and plan.
Other People's Money.
llcnnossoy Leroylc and an excellonl
cast in ()thor l’copio's Money. was
tiltI attraction at Hoyt's Theatre. Sat-
urday night. 'i‘ho piece is. without
doubt. the boat written comedy soon
hcrc this season. it bnbblcs over with
wit and comical situations. lslvcry
character is ill good hands. and tho
humor of thc oiccc is so well distri
hated that ovorv Inombcr of tho com
pany sharos in tho. success of tho plnv
Othor Pooplo‘s Monoy' ‘mado good' in
every respoct.
BANANA GROWERS CONFER.
Discussing Plans for Relief From Al.
ieged Unjust Treatment.
NEW YORK, Novcmbor 2ti—~'l‘ho
Journal of Commerce days: A confcr
onco has boc'n hold botwocn tho com
mittoo roprost‘Inting indcpclulont litllltl~
nu Irrowors of Nicaragua. and .l. in
motto Morgan and otlIt-rs. to discuss
plans for rcliof from allogod unjust
irorlfmcnt by tho l'nitod Fruit Com-
pany.
'i‘ho commiltoo consists of
Sctton. and Frank 'i‘nrncr. of Rural
liluoilclds luVl'I'. Nicaragua. Mr.
Morgan. formcrly of Birmingham. Ala.
bllt now of this city, was idontiflcd
with tho 9qu of tho company of Nb-
araguau intorosts at tho limo it was
formod. llo is at prosont interostod
ill II IIIoI'cmont. which may rcsnlt ill
tho cstabiishment of a direct stcamr
ship lino from Nicaragua indopcndoni
of rho company. The attoudauco at
tho Incciiug was, sum". and no final
action war-I takon.
'l‘hc complaints madtI against
i‘nltod Fruit Company. or its distribu
tor. lilo lI‘rnit liospatch Company. aro
among otherzs
That the companI has gradually in
Ilt‘tlSt‘ll pr‘itca until ihoy arc from {In
to 75 nor cont. highor than whorl th'I
company sot-nrcd practical control of
tho Irudo;
Tho lIrlcos aro so high that jobbcrs
cannot. handlo tho fruit without loss:
That Ilcnlors arc obligod to sign con
tracts which, whilo binding on ilIcuI
aro not binding on tho company;
That jobbcrs soldom know thc prlrc
of tho fruit. until thcy got ihc bills;
Thut tho company has rcducod im
portations until tho, supply is not suf
ficicnt to moot tho (lcnland.
()nc of thoso urosont at tho rnccting
said that tho committoo had boon up
proachod by Now York I‘t‘lil‘f‘sntfltl\'ou
of financial intorosts ill London, to on
tnbiish rI (lil't't‘l stonmship aorI’icc. in-
dcpcndcni of tho liniforl Fruit Com
pany. from Nicaragua to this or oihor
Alnoricnn ports. No doilnito dccision
has boon arrivod at. howovor. it is
Hillll, aincc tho capitalists roiorrcd to
wish first to consult tholr London
housc.
A rathcr inicrosting foaturo in con
ncction with tho confcronco is that al-
though tho Nicaraguan committoo
cumc ostunsfbiy to consult with tho
Wostcrn llununa .Iobbora' Association.
no mombor of that association wan
proscpi. and this part of tho commit-
ioo's pr-ogrrun rooms to havo boon
droppod. Tho Western jobllcrs aro
among tho chicf cmnpluinanta aualnIIt
tho lfnitod Fruit Compnnv. and its ad-
junct. thc lI‘rnit Dispatch Compnnv
and have already tukcn stops to (Intnb-
lish II atonmnhip acrvicc. whoroby they
can import tholr own fruit illdopolld»
ontly. Western Jobbcrs arc. pcrhnpa.
morc indcuonrlont of tho company and
its diatrihutoru than arc tho local job-
bors. which may account for tho conr
parativo indllfornco of tilt! lattor in
thin movomont. 'i‘horc is some comI
potition iil tho banana import trado.
It in rumorod that tho Arbuckion
havo IItabiiIIluId somc sort of n connec-
tion with tho Unitod Fruit Company
at Now Orleans. affecting their sugar
intorosts. and that tho. American Ball
or itoflnfmz Company may bcnomc in
toronted in thtI new independent
steamship enterprise. with the object
of compotinlt with the Arbuckiea. and
thus becoming II formidable rival to
the United Fruit Company.
CAPTAIN BUCKLEE REGIONS.
Removal to Hartford Given I! the
Cullen of HP! Ratiromant.
STAMFORD. November 26~Capiatn
C. W. Duckloe. Company C. Fourth
Rocfment. C. N. (3.. today forwarded
to the adjutnnt soilerai his rcaimntlon.
to intro affect December 1. Removal
to Hartford in given as tho canto for
the resignation. Captain Buckles has
been in the service six and a halt
yearn. and was made contain about nix
S. W.
ih‘
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REFORMING THE EAST SIDE.
Ex-Mayor Hewitt Criticiseu the Rich
Man. of New York City.
NEW YORK. Novombor 26~At tllt‘
annual meeting of the Educational A!
liaaco. last night. in the building of
tho Society. cxI‘linyor Abram S
Howitt motto caustic criticism of tho
rich mcn of New York city. and of
tho country. Tho meeting was pronfd-
od over by ilIfdor Shana. tho prosldcnt
of tho allfcnca. who in Introducing MI.
Hewitt. said that ho was a lifclong as-
aocinto of Polar Cooper. the man who
had foundod the Cooper institute
which was the only institution in Now
York. which afforded any ideas upon
which the Educational Alliance could
be patturnod when it was projector!
cfght yearn ago.
After anointing or Pcicr Cooper. and
of the foundation. Mr. Hewitt said In
part:
. “The whole East Sltlt‘ pectin reform
full. To reform tho East Sido in it big
work. it can’t be done for nothing.
it means sacrifice. Not sacrifice on
the part of those who live In the tent:
menu. but on the part of them who
own them.
"The rich are blind.
C
'l‘iulro ll not
has an idea of the overcoat he’d like.
That Raglan papa is wearing just suits papa‘s boy. Add. ll
my! wouldn’t he “feel big" witha little Raglan "Justl op
Well, here’s tho place to make him feel big.
We’ve gotaline of Boys' Raglan Overcoats. Made of Oxford .
Frieze. Warm as toast. Cut just as “swell” as abig Raglan. The 1
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Stampingy done to OltiCI' of C\ my kind.
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Master Christian,
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—$6. 00.
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cures the nobbiest sort of a boy' 5 overcoat.
ants of qualitieo in,
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NORWALK, CONN.
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one among them villlo iii firing what
llt.‘ would “Iva. If his conscience ”to
propclly arouactl They do not mm
m I't'nllzo that thin in n gavel-natal“; by
the majority. Ours III tho 0W coun-
try in which there ll univ Jill!
fralro. To be o‘xcrolood rllh If
rilrhtoonaly. that undone mm to
educated The rich in contrlblifl to
its cducation am but building {WW
own protection if they neglect l0; ‘0
build. lllll'bill'lfim. anarchy and lim-
dcr will ho. the.I inevitable renal. .
“it In only by the dilcountenlllcllll
of commercialism. and tho ”Milli
of altruism. that we can safeguard MI
ifco property and liberty." ' '
FOR VIOLATiNo BUNDAY SAW."
NEW YORK. November 3%
Winlom-II. manager nr'thti’ltlmfl m ‘
Theatlc. and Frank Ilirhiw, on W
lllmt‘fll‘lnfi at that theatre. m
or] last night. on are ell-m maintain»
imz tho Sunday law. 231m
before Magistrate undo. at
«not. today. and were paroled
flier «IlluminatilplUr ,
Pollen Gupta ’
ploy called "The Rich
given in the theater MI
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