Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Monday, November 26, 1900 · page 8

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F. D. Lyon ll 00.

SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.

S on.

 

$3.50 All!) $4.00

Styles, the Latest.
Wear. thc'Besi.

Awarded the Grand Prize at
Paris. l900. '

SOLD ONLY BY

90 Washington Street.

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

ND. chock LEAGUE.

rig the-Lint Six Months.

TFQBD. Novombcr Ltd—«Tho

of the Law and Ordor
'.. of Connecticut, bold thcir
' ital-meeting, tit ll o'clock. thin
hora. at tho Y. M. (l. A.
(story. and nonorul manugo'r.
Shier,- nubmittcd his i-oport.

. .madc to two Grconwicli far-
Stratford drugglst. a Ridgofiold
Mcadowc' Ile unlooi.

, give successfully prosccutod.
oi owing la a summary of tho
.. one during'tno last six months
fluids (all ancccssl’uli. 4:3: arrcsts.
,Onvictlons. fplcadod guilty, .37:
‘fligllllty. 10). 67: nollci-i. 2: lint-s;
' ts about $3.400: Iiuuor uoizcd.‘
lonsf‘ gambling machiuou sciz-
value of gambling muchluos.
o500: obsccno picturoa scizcd.
Secretary 'l‘hrasbcr coin»
,M’m‘li of Asulstunt Sccr.

.Hts gun's ILLNESS.

eral Course of his Illness
' s a Distinct Improvement.

lDiA’. November till. I] a. m.-—-
ilowing bulletin rcgardinc tho
3c. ndltiou has been issued;

., ""peror passed a good day
day. He wan ablc to sloop a lil-
yltatl Home pnrnnlration. At E'
in the evening his icnnn-raturo
9. : pulsc f2.

jecty passctl a good mahl.
ed profusely. 'I‘his morn

Al: ti o'clock hir. tom
; pulso. 70.

(not lmprovomont Is. obsorvablc.
DON, Novclmbcr iliiw Sim-c tin-
.3 “ckness upparcntly assumod a
turn lt‘lias boon illf‘ daily prac-
.brokei=s in Paris. London and

 

IF‘F FREEMAN'S REPLY.

,0? Sheriff li‘roomun. of Lincoln
to tilt‘ chIcr of llihll'li'l .\ifor
._ 1 of (‘olorado Sprintzs

ncernluc tho DI'OH‘i'lllliill of tho
9 who lyllcltoil l’rosltiii l’ol'lor
"on. COL. rccontly. \IIt-i allot:
at he was l‘llllll-nooil into lukiflf.‘
'rfrom Douvor to I.'.niou luv tho
“r nee 0f lL‘llIllllz (Hill-11:; (II I‘ln
county. that ho would lil' :lllowotl
as through Linton lllliiliilt‘hit'll Io
. Wlit‘i'u ho would bo m-ruiillod Io
, «Porter in tho count) iail. Shor
Frécmun dottlnrou flint it would bo
uslhle to got a jury in Lincoln or
‘y dicining county. that \i‘llliltl cull
”' any one (‘llilrIrod with partioipn-
lil thc‘burnlnu of I‘m-tor.
S‘UNFRIENDLV TO THE TURKS
.EW YORK. Novombor 3n 'l‘ho
Ion tantluoplo. cm'rcapondout of tho
\ liner Tuk‘oblnsn. says a IIoraId don.
{Oh from Berlin. stator. that tho roa-
‘ ”why the Porto l‘t‘l'nuoil .m oxouzui
.tO the nowly-npmiintcd
B‘co'nhnl'at liarpooi. In bot-auao
“ *9. missionary. ho ahowod hlmsclf
. itleudly to tho ’l‘urlu. nml sproad
. thriller atorlcu about imp-mat I'v-t 'l‘ho
Mill Will. howovov. In hillli' of tho
Klan of tho l’orlo. Ion\o for liar"
MO (aim up hlu now duflca.

in he Anicl'lcuu Iialtloshlp Ron
‘ » in on hcr way to Smyrna. It ;...
ely t‘u'obablo Ihat Ibo I'orio .lll
EV.
-\MILITARY PROMOTIONS.
RTFORD. Nmomhor L’Ii- Adjn
General Von Kouron bun Isuuoil
orders. No. Ia’ill. flll!l()fllli'llll-z Ibo
flan of Sccond I.Ioutonnni WII
Callahan. of Now Inuulon. to
lloutcnmii. \’l(‘i' Waro. roilro.l.
to promotion of Viral Sci-pomp.
,' H. Mark, of Now London. to
hit Ilcuionunt of (“.onuumv I.
fglmcul, both with ruuk from
bar 9.

your. Quilt-c clock of Car-
on. man. Iloyom, «0.,
, flog-l.

' a fool of snow fcll thcrc during Sun-

I'uiloii.

SNOW IN NEW YORK.
A Riot Fell During Sunday. and Was
Followed By Heavy Rain.
SARA'I‘OGA. N. Y.. November Bil——
'l‘lio must uevcrc storm of the fall scu-
not). which commenced with snow and
morgcd into rain. has boon In progreac
slncc Saturday cvonlng. and Is Int-roas-
lug in volumc this morning.
SAllA'l‘UflA. N. Y.. Novcmbor 26*
Roporlu from tho Adirondacks arc. that

day. This was followotl today by a
scvcrc rainstorm. Strcamc and Iakca
arc rapidly rising.

BUFFALO. N. Y.. Novcmbcr 2Ii~~Ac
u rouult of tho auowl‘all in this portion
of tho slai'o. tho mails from tho. Wcat
this morning: wcrc an hour and a hull
lato. 'l‘ho mails from tho Rust urrlvv
od on limo. Altcruuto rain and snow
has l'allcu in this city almost constant-
ly sincc Saturday aftoruoon. in tho
country tho fall has bccu principally
snow. but Itu Ilampucun has prcvoutcd
drifting. -

IT'I‘Ii‘A. N. Y., Novombor filth—Wot
snow or rain has fallcn in this section
continually from Saturday cvculna un
Hi this morning. It hay hocu tho fin-
ost rainfall in a your. and has douc
much to rcnow tho watcr nupplios of
i.o\\iln‘ and cltlos in tho Iutorior of tho
:uuto. Springs, strcamu and wells l'l
all diroctions wcro oithor \‘cry low or
cntlrcly dry.

BURGLARIES IN EAST HARTFORD.
Six Places Have Been Entered During
The Last Two Nights.

Il.\lt’l‘li‘illil). Novombcr fliir—Thcrc
ls oouaidomblo oxrltcuioni in blast
Hartford ovor tho roconi burizlurlos
which havo tii‘i'lll'l'f'd in that town. Six
plat-cs bavo boon ontorod during tho
last two nights.

A1 a quurtor ol‘ ono this mornimz. tho
ltov. W. It. ’I‘uthlll pautor of tho l"tl‘al
(‘ongrogutiomil (‘hurcb in that town
was awahonod by tho smoll of tobacco
suioko comiur. from down Htuirs. Ili
urouo. put on snow clothing and, lamp
in hand. dosccndod tho stairs. Al ...o
loot ho was confronted] by a man of
mcdinm sizo. who baltozl Mr. 'I‘uthlll
“Nil :1 iovolvor and thou [Hum-d on
out tho back door by which ho had on
ll'l'l‘ll.

.\n invosfiautinn aliowcd all tho
rooms on tho lowor floor had boon ran
.uackod. but only a pockotbook contain
int: hi Ia missing

SHOT HIMSELF.
Man Hunting Coons Gets a Charge of
Shot In His Leg.

N II III” of lil'illlt'lnllli‘. with ‘l
companion. ombuxlwd on u roon hunt
lllLZ oxpodilion In Iliai coolion of tho
stats: Friday night. \\'hllo lllll war
Irailirg along tho womb“. carryimz Iii.»
uun rarolosslv in pan hand. ho trippod
ovor sonic umlorbrusli. and tho trip
cor of tho gun was accidoninlly pullod
(lint-harping llli‘ uroafor portion of tho
contcuts into lllh loft Ioc. ’i‘lio wound
was bandaizod aml Ilill stoppcd in
llrldcoport. Saturday night, whon ho
had a uliyslu inn oxtrucl what shot ho
could not romovo himaolf. Ho suffor
Ni lililc ill ofI‘oi-I from Ibo ut‘cldoni.

DIDN‘T KNOW THE COUNTRY.

I‘chlishmcn know llillo of tho goo—
uruphy of tho Htaios. and what litllc
[boy do know door; not objct't l0 pill-
llnu I’hiladoiphia noxf door to lloston.
or h‘un Francisco alonpnldo of Now
York, \u Amorican and an English-
man. “ho had booomo fl‘londi-t aboard
hhip. had a lilczlsulll onoountcr about
dictum-on on roachlua Now York.

’l‘boy ln‘onki‘uaiod Iogcthor. and tho
following ('illlvi'l‘HIllltlll ouuuod:

"I gilt’flii I'll turn out to noo flurry
ui'tor lil'oiilil'lir-it." Hllitl tho Ivlnulluhmuu.

“IInrry‘!” uuorlod iho Amw‘lrnn.
softly.

"\os. my biotin-r," i-xpluiuod tho
Il‘pizllshmnn. "I'vo two horo. Harry

I you In San Ii‘ruuolnco and (‘hurllo In
(‘hlcuaof'

"Ilui you'll bo back for dilator?"
fncotioiudy uakod Ibo Amorlcun.

'I‘ho Ilrlilnhor took him uorlouniy.
"Suro for «iluuor. If not for lunch," Iio
aunwr-rod. And uocompunlod by Ida
frlond. now thoroughly ullvo to tho
humor of tho Inrldout.. ho fuuml hInr
soil a tow minuion Iutor'lu tho. Ilno of
tlckot buyoru In tho (Irnud (ionirul lio-
pot.

"An oxcurulou tlckoi to Ban Francin-
co. Hloppllllt at. Chicago station on re-
turtl." ho. ordorod.

’I‘bc tickct uncut. put. about a tutorial
of a mile of pauicboard under his
clump. pounding It for n mlnutn or
moro. flu-nut Ii bofurn Ibo oxplorcr and
cxpocinutly uwuitod puyincnt.

"\l‘licn doc.» Ibo truIn go?" naked the
I‘luullnlimuu.

“In icu minutcu.“ wan ihc nnnwcr.

“How much In It?"

"(inn lmmirod and ihlrly-olnbt dol-
Iurn uud Ilftv conic.

"What?“ tho linizllkhmuu
"llow far In It?"

"Six thnunnnd mllon."

"lionr mo! Wind a. country!"

"You illuitpl'u'ovo of conic of thc cou-
vcntlonul flcflonn?”

“I do." flleWill‘E‘Il lilac tniycnuc.

"And yet l have board you cxclalm
to n numbnr of pcoplo. 'I am delighted
to non youl' "

“'l‘ho rnmurk wan pcrfocfly true In

gnapcd.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 

each case. I shouldn't cum to be blind.

0mm...» than cumin
Fine decorated Dinner .Sets at
$5.00.
Your pick of line, all nearly dcc:
orated with assorted floral design,
service for twelve people. $9.35.

Others handsomely. dccoratcd.
all covered pieces. stip'pled with
gold, service for twelve people,
$12.00. '

Wm. ~P’odm0re,

North Main ,Strcet.

 

’W“Know'THYSELF"”

or the

SCIENCE OF PALMISTRY.
Compared with
PHRENOLOGY AND PHYSIOGNVM 1

Lecture and Demonstrations by
MRS. DAVID MASON.
of New York.
lllrs. Macon Is also a fine vocalist
and will star; one or two aelcctionu.
and Mrs. it. ll. llotchklns, of Norwalk.
wIIi bc the accompanist.
HOYT'S THEATRE.
MONDAY NIGHT, NOVEMBER 26.
Given under tho aunplcon of the
Woman's Auxiliary. for the ban-
cflt of the Y. M. (l. A.
Admission. including rouervcd seat, 500
Reserved Boots on sale at Hoyt’s
'l‘licntrc. South Norwalk. and Wood's
Drug Storo. Norwalk. 5 days In advance
of each performance.

 

run 'l‘A bk 2..» V'rwo oou’rmnn-rs.

 

HOYT'S THEATRE,
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1900.
Magnificent production of Barnct &
Slonue‘a Beautiful Spectacular
Extravaganza.

Jack fill the Beanstalk

The Great Big Idmphatlc Success
of Four Sonatina.
A DAZZLING DISPLAY OF
KALEIDOSCOPIC NOVELTIES.
Opulcnt In entrancing music.
Brilliant in witty dialogue.
Splendid In sccnic cffccts.
(lorgcouu iu glittering costumes.
Matcbiosa In prctty girls.
ilnppy In it great cunt.
THE ORIGINAL AND ONLY COM.
PANY.
PRICES, $1.00, 750, 500. 250.
llcncrvcil South on ratio at Iloyt'a
'I‘hoatrc, South Norwulk. and Wood's
Drug Storc, Norwulk, r. days In advnnco
of ouch performance.

 

HOVT'S THEATRE,
THANKSGIVING
MATINEE AND NIGHT.
l'riccs. Muiiuco l5 mid 25 cent.

ICvonlng. 25. 3:“), :30 cents.
'I‘hc Ilout t‘olorod (‘ompuuy on ICurfh.
J. W. GORMAN‘S

Alabama Troubadours

30 Plantation Fun Makers.
Pickaninny Brass Band and Orchestra.
Grand Uniformed Street Parade.

III‘IS'I‘ COLORED ARTISTS.
lllCS’I‘ COLORED SINGERS.
REST COLORED DANCERS.
IllCS'I‘ COLORED DOMEDIANS.
IlICS’l‘ COLORED Af‘RilllA'l‘S.
IlliH'l‘ COLORED CAKE
WALKICRS.
The Best Programme ever placed be-
fore the Public. including the
- Fad of the Day.
THE GREAT CAKE WALK.
Rcscrvcd Sonia on solo at lloyt'r.
Thcutrc. South Norwalk. and Wood's
Drug Store. Norwalk. 5 duya In advance
of each performance.

 

 

Notice.

To tho roaldonta of boxington avo-
uuo. huvlm; I‘Olllli‘t'liOIlI-I with tho now-
or rccontly conniructod on that thor-
oughfaro. lllt‘f‘ Is hcroby pivon that
tho Loxlun on uvonuo nowor. will b.-
I'cady for uuc 'I‘uosdav. Nov. :57.

STREET (‘().\iMISSI()NERl-‘i.
0f Cliv of South
Of City of South Norwalk.

ly-

u_i It

 

Order to Settle Account.

lilutrlcl. of Norwalk. na. I’robuto
(‘ourt. Novcmlicr L’Itli. A. 1).. limit.

ldulnto of Ellzabolh it. Mullicr. Info
of Norwalk. in said Dlulrlcl. dccouaod.

()rdorod. 'I‘Iiul tho mlmiulntruirix or
limit hcr tulmiulntruflou account to
thin court for udlunfmont. at tho l’ro
buio ()lllt'o In Norwulk. on tho first day
of liocombol‘. lllllii. til 2 o'clock nf'lor
noon: uml illlll all noruonu Iuiorontod
in raid ouiaio may bo notillod iliorcof
tho lulminlntratrlv will cuuao thin or-
dor to it" nublInIn-d In a nownpapnr
having a circulation In nnld dlntrict
and pout a copy Iboroof on tho gig".
pout In said Norwnlk. ucuront tho
pluco whcro tho doccukotl luul dwoll
III tonal IIvo dnvn boforo uuld Int day
of liccciulmr. limp.

lIENRY W. (lltl‘lilORY.

all? it .iudun.

 

A acutlcmnn was crounlux tlm new
bridge normal 'I‘owu Crook on Pearl
Htrcoi. ycntorduy uftcrnoon. when ho
notlcod u mnnll nnxro boy on tho bunk
holnw with a fishing polo uituchod to
tho roots of tho big willow tron. whllo
ihc boy Wan «inguinal lh p nylmr with
a hungry lookinc llttlo dog. 'I‘Iic ludi-
Ina cork “wan bobbing up and down,
but the boy paid no uttcntlou to It.
lining much morn Intcrcsdod In tho
onporh of tho ruuluc Ilutn bin piccolo»
rlul pin-unit.
“Planing?" Inqulrod tho poutlnniuu.
"Yonnuh." nunwcrod tho plokiinlnlly,
without looking up. ‘
"Nico dug you‘Vc got more. ‘Whht‘it
lilshame?"
"Filth.“
"Flair?" Thalia a «nicer numo for a
dog. What do you call him that for?“
" 'Cnsc he won't bite."
The man walked on.-.icckcon bed-

 

.vou know."-—Wcshlngton Star.

 

’ era exmpnondrnotublvlh

protein!
tudIere,
which droppcd 1%. American loo pro-
nerred lost as much. . There was a
heavy absorption of the heathen) Rail-
way stocks. the preferred advancing
1%.. Northern Pacific preferred also
rose over a point. 'l‘hh changes else—
where wlcrc fractional; Buclness was
not on as large a male as it has been
during the past. week in the opening
dealings. .. . «.

WALL BTREE .‘ if a. m.—~l.urge
purchases of boat villa and Southern
Railway common and preferred made
their gainslreach 1% and 1%. and dif-
fused strength to other stocks. The
demand, however, was scattered and
only particular stocks rose to any ex-
tent. The Atchlisoun. Hocking Valley
preferrcd. Burlington. Northwest. Mlilv
sour-I Pacific, ’i‘lu .Platc. 'l‘enueahco
Coal and the Rubbers advanced 1 to
2% points. New York Air Brake jump-
ed seven points. Sugar. Brooklyn
Transit. Manhattan and Northern .Pii-
clfic worn under prcusure and lost
about a point. ’l‘ho market continued
irregular. and not. very active. gains
lit-lug lost while Ioascs rccovcrcd. prin-
cipally in Sugar. which run up from
132% to 134.

WALI. STREET. muni—~'l‘bc murkct
turned upwards In tho second hour. but
the strength was concentrated largely
In a few stocks. principally tho ruli-
roads in the south and southwestern
division. Missouri Pacific and Louis:
villc were the loaders with gains of
L’h’. oat-h. 'f‘hc. low prlccd aouthwcst-
crnc shared In tho movcmout. St. Louis
and Sun ii‘rnnclsco riding 2 and Texas
A‘r Pacific 1%. Federal 8|.ch and Ten-
ncaccc Coal led a I'ccovcry In tho ctccl
group. with an advance of 1% and 1%.
Sugar rallied 3'5. from tho lowest.
Stool & Wll'o then brokc l 1,4 again with
slight ci‘foct In tho stool group. Bonds
were higher. 'l‘ho dcnumd for the. St.
Louis Southwestern faunas. was large.

WALI. STRE IT. 1 u. m. ——'l‘ho.re
was HOHN‘. alight slugging in priccs In
the noon hour dullness. but the grung
crs worn higher and no Important dc
(‘illlt‘fi woro shown. llurllngtun touch-
cd I38. Atrhlcon preferred 84. (ilovo-
land. C. C. iii. St. Louis nrcfcrrod rose.-
liin and tho. local fractions roan to the
host. Reading first prcfcrrcd advanced
ovor a point.

NEW YORK. Novombcr ltd—«Tho
National Suizur Refining Company
have advancnd thclr list for rcflncd
sugars 5 points.

TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Reported over private wire of E. A.

Bohme. commission broker. Swartl &
Corbett'e block. South Norwulk:

 
 
 

Opcn High Low 1:30
Am. Cut. ()II. In!“ it”;
Am. St. 81 \‘\'.. if» 431/; 43% 44%
An]. S. R. Ctr. lli2‘g lllb‘r. 132% lilfiln
Am. 'l‘ol). ct... unit... 1101... man no
Atcb inou. lift ‘1. ll) 39 In 39 7,.
Monitor]. pfd, 2427:. 349.1 32%. 84
llalt. a than. now. am 5097.. Mug.
liliyn. R. 'i‘.. H 131‘... 73% To
(‘uuudu South, 718:3}, Edi 1.. :‘iR’l. . . g
('i'li. of N. .I.. H37.“ lviii’u
(llics. d’; ()hlt). 357m 36‘“ 35%; 36
(‘hl. Al N. w. liln Ind
('hi. ll. & Q. 136‘»; “77$. 153(th lililii
i‘. M. & St. I’. ”it“. lfl‘llq Hill“. 129
t‘hl. R. l. & P. flirts, llii’h’, “51.2 lliihfi
(‘_t‘.(‘. & Stl... 67 til’
li‘cilorul Stool. iii fill-Y. 49 50
Pod. St. Nil. 703 Ti’ifi 7R Tii
(Ion. In, 0.... Iii? High Iii? inst...
Lou. it: Nash. 81%;. S. 3“ Si 14; 83%
Nor A: Wont. till... 13‘...
Man. i‘onsol.. Iiu lllhi liili‘tg lll’ifi
Mcfropolltun. ”2‘1; IN Hill»; IT-i
M K. (i 'l‘. pill. llii ZITH’. 36 37%
Miss. Pacific. 587.. 611i; 587.. 6le
Nut. Loud t‘o.. 20‘... 30V.
N. \'.(‘ &H..lvlllx; Hill. lill‘ni HIV;
N. \'.. 0. iii \V.. 347a 25 2475. 2:3
i‘on. Tobacco. 337.; 36'.“ 3th lltII/g
North Pacific. 7H1; 72 .71 Till;
No. Puc. phi. 82-h. 3%”; 823-4. 33%..
I’onusylrunia. ”23$. Hulk. MIT... 14‘:-
l’coplo‘s (his. firth. 10le 9874. Ion
l'. & R. pfil.. II‘J'i’. 62% 62%; “2%:
Sou Railway. lfilig loll»; 15v. Mil/3
Sou. Ry. pfd.. till“ tiff». 64‘». 6573.
Son. l'uciflc. will. “an Wan “3i;
'l‘onn. i‘. h l.. 72 71W; 71“,. 73
l'. S. l.outlior. I-I‘g ll“. HR; 14%
I'.S. l. (‘0. pftl.. Til Til
U. S. Rubbor. 29V; 31‘»; 291.4. div;
Union Pacific. 71% 72M. TI‘Y. 721.5
I'll. l'nc. pill. Mill. RIM. 81% till/‘-
\\'ubhsh pfd.. 2i 1/4 2i 1h. 2i 1.4 2i its
Wot-u, I'nlou. 84% 81%

ICvory rcglmcui or ovory battalion
that Is stufloncd In the city, will have
Its forcuoou program of athletic. events
-~-boxinc. wrestling. running. and the
lIko. In tho lutc aftcruoon. thcro will
ho a band coucort, on tho lalcta. Can-

Ioons will be strictly clonod: tho nul-
oons. too. will be legally shut up, but
ilioro uro always man who will risk
conflict with the law. for tho sake of
pnndoring to holiday thlrnt. liy curly
cvcnluu tho holdlcru will be In their
uuurtoru. or olco will run tbc risk of
trouble With tho guard.

Ilnclo Snm'c fighting Icon in tho
l'hilippluoa will burn a chance to buy
liil‘koyn-w cold-utoruizo birds. klllcd
months boforc. In tho States. There
will bc. tIuncd crunbcrriw on sale at
Ibo commiucary dopotn. with all tho. or-
dinary vcaotnblcu. also In tlna. Uncle
Sam nuppllcu nolthor lilo turkcyc nor
tho oranborrlon an rntlonn. but no fur-
lIlRllI‘H hic aoIdIm-c no liberally with
tho plain nrtlclcn of food. that. thcy arc
nblc to dlnpocc of tho unrplun. and thin;
optabliali “company funds.” it In out
of ilinuc fuudu that tho coIiI-ctorcgc
lurkciyn and tInucd crunburrlos will ho.
bought. Vlultlng coldlcrii from "up
the lino." will have to pay their crow"
In homo favored company mono. or also
have to donoml on n comrudc'u Invita-
tion. Aa tho. cvonlng cool follown dark
tho men will hit out In the cuurlol
courts or on tho pumdcru. and talk
nliolltmu‘clL tho thingu Illnt Holdlol'n
ccncrnlly talk about.

For "1080 mirrlnonnd In tho citicu or
who are ablc. on account of “flood con-
duct." to not Into a town or concldcra-
llll‘. Mac. the day will palm pleasantly
nnougb. With the man actually on-
staged in tho fluid against an aalln foo
'f‘bnnkuglvlng will be a diffcreul. affair.
'l‘hc day’n mono for thcm will bot
llruckmnt-«cuffcc. bacon and hard-
tackz' dinnciwn tow gulps of water:
IIlll'pci'wilioy will be lucky who do not
«let Mauser bullet: for that meal.»-
lchllc's Weakly.

Au enthused mun tears his hair; on
enraged woman tears her husband‘s:

 

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THANKSGIVING DAY IN MANILA.’

 

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no. a .onzcr'rl: BUILDING.

 

3-4 .\II Lint-u Napkins.

A Well“ Set Table“

Depends Iargcly. for tho cffcctivcucss, upon the table cloth. Sonic damask table cloths‘ in new dc—
sigus, fresh from no makcra. lly the yard, if you wantit so. or in various sizcs, with borders. Pick
from any of them, and you are sure of something choice and effective. . 4 ' ..

Illcarhcd "l‘ablc Damask, 56 inches wide. ‘
lllcachcd "l‘ablc Damask. all linen, ()0 inches wide. ‘

All Lincu lllcachcil Damask. handsome pavttc‘rus. 61 inches widc,
lllcacbcd Damask, choicc (Icsigus, (if) inches wide,

lllcachcd Damask, extra heavy all linen, 72 inches wide,

l’ivc t'hoicc Patterns. ucwcst style. opcu borders, 72 inches wide.

We also have Napkins to match all the abovc patterns. 5-8 sizc. pricc.
llandsomc l’attcrns in linc (loublc Damask.

Half lilcaclicd Damask. 54 inclics \vidc.

All Lint-n Damask. hall blcaclicd. 58 inches \vitlt‘.

Cboicc pattcrun All Liucu Cream Damask. ()0 inchcs widc.

Extra llcavy Cream Damask. 72 iuchcs widc.

'l‘hc Iiiucst aml llandsomcst Crcam Damask Imported. clioicc pattcrns. ”'2 in. widc.
l‘attcru Cloths with bordcr on all sidcs. 2. 2% and 3 yds. long. pricc

WC liavc Napkins to match all cloths. ii dcsircd~5~8 All l.incn Napkins.

 

 

Tip Pilot i

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5.1; ton

Every man cannot keep;

 

 

posted on the latest and
best things in Neckwcar,
Shirts and such things.
He must depend on his
Men‘s Furnishing Goods
dealer to “pilot" him in

the right direction.

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Those who depend up-

 
 
 

on us are always safe.

iiisliiilliis.

SOUTH NORWALK.
Milford A. Giffin.

Manager.

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HOIIER B. HOYl‘,

umcmnuomcur.

YOUR NOSE I
YOUR EYES!

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

 

80 Washington St.

W

TIDE TABLE FOR NOVEMBER, 1900.

Computed for WIIIon Point Dock.
\From U. 8. Com Survey Tablcl.

'l‘Idc table for November. 1900. com.
putcd for Wilson Point dock. from
United States Coast Survoy tablea. The
height In feet and tenths are reckon-
ed from Moan Low Water. which In tho
datum of surroundings on the Coast
and Geodetic Survey Charla for this
region. and which In 3.6 feet below
mean sea level. Morning tides on first
line. afternoon tides on second line of

cut-h day.
Date. H.T. Ht. I..'l‘. Ht.
28. t.1llu.m. Mil. 7.16am. «cm.
1.32pm. 7.9". 7.51pm. —-O.6l’t.
27. 2.02am. 'l.ilft. 8.07am. 0:0ft.
2.21pm. 7.7ft. fl.40p.m. «din.
28. 2.67am. 7.8ft. 9.06am. 0.1M.
3.15pm. Hit. 9.84pm. ~0.2ft.
29. 3.54pm. 7.6ft.10.10a.m. 0.21:.
4.18pm. 7.1ft.10.88p.m. ~0.lft.
30. 4.5km. mu. 11.17am. 0.2ft
6.16pm. 6.9!t-11.3ilp.m. 0.0tt

 

, One of the hardest Jobs a woman
finds in to impress her husband with
the Importance of having thing» nice
enough for company.

 

 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

'"fs‘ii;”pcr yard. '
. 300) per yard.
50¢. per yard.
690. per yard.
75¢. per ‘yard.
$1.00 per yard.
$2.7 5 per dozen.
$1.25. $1.50 and $1.75 per yard.‘
050. per yard.
390. per yard.
50¢. per yard.
69¢. per yard. ‘
75c. per yard.
$2.75 to $6.00.
$1.00 to $2.50.
' $1.50 to $5.00.

T RISTRAM 8- HYAT T

Norwalk, Conn.

 

H. KRIEGER‘&ICO.'

 

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

 

The Leading and Largest Store in the
Twin Cities.

 

l.ikc a shot out of a gun. so swift has bccn tbc recognition of

tlic advantagcs which our storc

spcak lotulcr than words, atlvcrtisomcut arc Will‘tl‘i.

tlic advantagcs oi‘i‘crcd in our stor
Iill tho promises wc make in word

Quality in Iucrchaudim‘: char
—~tbi.~ is cpitomc of our history. t

x

UMBRELLAS.

\\'hcu you buy an umbrella.
buy one that has an original and
distinct style about it. We have
about one hundred and fifty styles
in our stock. and not an ugly one
in lot.

thc l‘riccs range from

450 to $6.00.

FURS.

N0 mystcry about the furs wc
scll. We don't takc common or-
dinary furs and dcsignatc them by
A

saic place to buy furs is our storc.

fancy. high soumlcd namcs.

Money rciuudcd if purchase is not
as rcprescutcd.

Actions
\\'c tcll you of
(Tonic and Ict our a'ctious‘ful—

offers to tho public.

C.
S.
actor in valucs: bargains in prices
lic \ccrot of our success. .

BOYS’ SUITS.

W e do more
than clothe boys.
We dress them.
We carry every-
thing desirable in
this department.
Our prices, con—
sidering quality.
are as low“, and in
some instances,

lower than same
goods can be
bought else-
where. »

 

BLANKETS.

l-Ivcry blanket we sell is a dc-
pcmlablc blanket. and we don’t
hesitate to tell you what it is made
of citlicr: if half Wool, weisay so:
it half cotton, we tell you; and if
its all cotton, we're just as frank
about it. Come in and look them
over.

 

\Vc have raised a standard of cxccllcucc which time or circum—

stances will not lowcr. Quality it
costs you no morc to get it here.

rst, last and all the time, and it

H. KRIE‘E’ER &*CO.

West Washington Street. South Nogwolk. '

Accounts opened with everybody.

on; 1 x .. r. 1.

A lecturer on prohibition tells an ex-
pcrlcnco ho had In North Carolina.
where the religious ideas that are 0th-
crwisc rigid. do not exclude the free
use of mountain whiskey. l-lc. dcllvor-

0d his lecture In a church. and. warm-
ing up to his subject.‘doclared that the
Bible prohibited the drinking oi alco-
hol. Immotilatcly u long. limit mom-
bcr, Iutcrruptcd: .
“There ain‘t no such thing In tho.
Blblc,"hu acid. “Road It from Gene-
uis to Revelations. from klvor to klver.
and you can and only one man who
chr naked for water. and he only
wanted a nipple drop. and what's
more." declared the mountain mem-

ber In perorntion. "heldldn‘t alt t0!

heaven.”

A copy of the first edition of “The
Pickwick Papers." in the original
parts. with wrappers and with tho Ii
frustrations by Seymour and "Phlz."
has lnut brought W). at auction. In
Enclnnd. At the some sale a gray tell
but and a collar. once worn by Charles
Dickens, brought it little more that:
Sit). .

 

ESCULETTS
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