CopyIIgbIOGI
violence to indicate that She Will
My a larger amount of Canvas
Titan the Columbia—Adeption
_ of All Steel Spars
BRISTOL. R. l.. Novembor
alderable information as to
undefender‘a hull was given
the Herresbofl‘s shops. 'l‘lIo keel will
not. be laid for some Wooks to I7Imto
. ~Thevdatevwlll conform to the oomplo-
tion of the ”stiffening proooas on tho
71117 of tho I'll-footer Rainbow in the
south shop. Thoro in yot so ““1le
Work to bo finishod on this bit: sloop.
that: it; will take about, four Wooka III
p t her in shape for launohinu. In
t time the keel for tho now Ilofond
7 Will be Ioady on tho floor of tho
hop. .The running of tho load kI7I7l
will come two days later or on or
bout Thursday. l'loI-oIIIbor 27. ’l‘IIo
7wot‘king plans for the now I-raft aro
jbolng printed.
“As regards the calls that ill'(‘ now
ell begun.
the grade was {I oroduI-tlon of South
Carolina. but roIn tho appI-uI'IIIo of
levelilligs of tho canvas tbo lIoaIl- stills
of the boat are. similar to the IIII7II7-I7I
,Ized Texas upland I7oItIIII am! in th7
Bite-up of head sails foI Ibo Columbia
in 1899.
7 While them in somo ovido no i‘ to in-
dictate that the now doiontior will our
y a. larger amount of (‘Illl‘zIt-l lllllll tho
Columbia. it is bolioiod that tho firm
of the sails now being lililllt'. will not
be much groator.
. .Another important pI7ojI7I7I in tho
‘Rdoptlon of all stool spurs. with tho
exception of tho bowanrit IIIIII spinua
ker pole. Tito introduction of II stool
.Itopmaat would ho a Itoroi i'oaturo. (7.7
pecially if that war is III III- of tho tI'7l~
.oacoplng variety.
‘ «The oak franII-s tor Ilu~
Of the new boat. \\I7I'7I slIJIII‘ll out
three wooks ago but aro not iot quito
finished.
The plan for tho lit"il mould II~
’aliown by figures 0' IiinIousioIm iIIIli
“(Intuit a shortm and (lt‘l'lll‘i‘ III7I7I than is
on the Columbia and for it an oI77IlI7I III
95 tons of load has boon pluo I7Il in No \7
Y.ork Tho 'l‘obin bIoII7I7 platos |nI7 tho
yachts Ridoa lIuvo boon ordorod in An
aonta. Conn. and tho stool auzloa for
the frame aI‘o boing illtlllllli‘ll III Stool-
Ion, Penn.
28~—-Cou-
tho new
today. at
POLO AT MERIDEN.
Hartford Won the Game in the First
Period. With Three Goals.
MERIDII} N. (‘.Iqu .‘\'II\I min I 2.7.-
With tho sound of tho \vIIiallo tonight.
llal'tfoti istnrtod to pluv polo and won
the gum in lllo tirnt poI-iod with IhrI-o
koala.
. Merldun‘u III-.t'ouI-o 777an poor,
the following l)f‘l‘li)ll tho bonu-
~awoke and tit-7d Ibo aooro.
in the thIII (‘oltor IloIIIu-d ii uniI'7IIIIn
and won bin gnmo by a long Ilrlvo
Great enthusiasm was Inanlfostod bv
the the lIunIlro II Sllf'f liilUlH (lllllllil. IiIo
.Iitat'two periods
Score: Hartford. 5: MoridI-II. ii.
"WATERBURY. Novontbor inn-“rho
Springfield polo team Wt'lli down lll‘~
re Wainrburv tonight. tlII7 Hf‘iH'i‘ iatr-
‘ )7 indicating tho Inorlix (If tho play.
Wattai'bury'u doienro wuu liko ll I-Ilono
Hull. and tho finoly I7oIII7oIvod tonnt
by» of Bpt‘ingfioltl fullI7Il of wow IItIoII.
lly. who played II aplondld IIIImo for
”Waterbury. Nicolvod IIII ovation.
Score: Wuiorbun. it; HprluglIoIIL-i
With the Donnlblo oxt option of van-
fly. It woman may outlive any folly.
Inn « I Inna.
IIIII III
loam
Way
it has boon thought that.
III-I-l mould'
lei on.
$3.50 AND $4.00
Styles, the Latest.
Wear. the Best.
Awarde the Grand Prize at
Paris. I900.
SOLD ONLY BY
F. D. Lyon 81 (lo.
90 Washington Street.
SQU iH NORWALK CONN
DARK OUTLOOK IN CHINA.
Terms may be Rejectcd, and Then Will
Come Rebellion and Famine.
LONDON. Novombor 29¢"Th0 rap
I'oaotiiutioim of Prince China. Li l-Iung
Chang. and otbors to tho Chinese court
that the mirrors are dissatisfied and are
threatening III-lion on the Yang-tau-
Kiang to stop unpplios." says the Po-
kin oorrospoIIdI-III of tho. Morning Post.
wiring ’l‘uosday. “are roportod to be
having. an effect; and it in paid that
tho court is. tikoly to take moasuros to
moot tho powers.
"An Antot'ioan oorroupontloIIt roports
for Pat) Ting I7‘u that 3,000 Germans.
lillflt‘l‘ louoral Kottlor. and 2.0077
Fronoh troops. under Gonortil Ballloud.
(Ionoentrutod thuro recently for tho
wintor. with tho lntontlon of making
frequont, o\poditions ninth and south
to punish Ioputod lioxor villagos.
“i‘rinro l'khtomukl in in daily (7on-
. i'oronoo with Li Hum: Chant: and neon-
IIioually moot»; Prinoo (Siting. lie I7I7.-
gards tho otttiook as dark. ovon If tho
powors agroo. for. no anyu. China may
I7I7jI'7I7t tho tI-I'Ins IIIIII tlton will oomo
warm robolliou and fumino. l’rlnoo
l'klItonIski favors allowing China to
govorn horsolf. tho powors holding tho
ports until Hllt‘ Ilot‘s I7I7fIIrIn horsolf and
(ions. undorialu- to prIItIII-t, foroimtoru.‘
BERLIN, Novotnbor 337‘» Tim nomr
oilloial llorliuor l’ont in tho courso of
an ovidoutly inapirod artiolo I'oplying
to tho atmuostlona of Iuoro loulont pun—
islInIoIttIt of tho guilty oilioialu in (‘hlua
Inudo by tho I'nitod Statou govortr
mont. says:
"Sinoo doubts lllI\'t‘ boon oxproasou
lIoI'I7 and tiIoro as to witotlior it In flil7
\'l5.’llllt‘ III lilfilhl upon (loath for tho
lI'inglI-IIdoI's of tho IIIIti furoizn lllfll‘l‘
'IIII7IIt as an irI7I7I7III7aiI|I7 illFt'IlHfllOIl. it
should llf' nolulod out that IIIII'II dotibta
(autiot IIo il'lll'i‘il to I7IIIIz~zidorationa of
humanity. as if SUIIlI' powor l‘t‘l‘ml‘tli‘tl
surlI a IIIIIIisIlIInoIIt as too sororo. 'i‘lII7
fool is. rutbor, that all tlII7 powors aro
I7oIIviIII7I7Il llIui llll‘ I‘iIIquIIIlors III7III7I'7‘I‘
(loath. but IIu7 llllt7HlllIll has boon I'nis-
oIl (In \III'ioua sltlt‘s as to whoibor Sll('tl
in Inouaut'o alIoIIlIl lIf‘ inniatod upon
front tho standpoint of political I7xpod
II7III7_\7.
"So far as (lormnny is (‘0lli‘l‘l'i‘lt‘ll.
.77-lII7 has uoror lnsist‘od upon tho oxoou-
tion of spooiflo porsous. but has I'o
pontodly IlI7I7laI'I7Il that sIIo laid I7IIII7I
omphauis upon tho harmonious aotIon
of all tlu7 IIo\vot'.77 iII punishing tho guII-
ty. This attitudo I-oI'I7I7spoIIIls with tho
guiding prlnolplo of tlI7I'IIIaIIy‘I7 polioy.
“‘lllt‘ll sooks. IIhm'I- all oil-Io. to [MT
aorro tho harmony of tho powors."
'i‘lIo l7‘I'I7lsiIIIIiIII7 Zoltuuu tlt'S('l‘llI(‘S
Ibo l‘oat'u IlI7I7laI'IIIIIuI as "(lormany‘s
II77tI7I7III front lIIo IIoIIIaIIII for tho IIonlII
iponulty"
PARIS. NovoIIIboI' llil\'lll~‘
.\l.!i‘lli‘_\‘ has I7I7I7I7irod tho l‘ollowiuu do-
apatrh from l’ohiu. IIIItoII youlordny:
A l7‘I7I7III7h I7olunIu of mariners. with
artillot'y. atIIII7III7Il. Novontbot' 21. tho
villIII:I7 of Ta l.t Kio 'l‘I7lIu. southwost
of Pan 'l‘iIII; l7‘u 'I‘lIo lloxoru abandon
oil llII7 position :tl‘lol‘ It stout I'ohlstalit't‘
:ililtl hoary loss, ’l‘ho l7‘I'I7nI'lI liiIIl ton
lwounIlod and tiIII-I sorloualv. "
| lilI‘l‘tl. IN NIIIquiII-r :39 Thu uar
(Illioo has I7I7I7I7i\I7Il Ibo foilowitu: roIII
t‘oIIIu \7IIII \\ IIIIloI'I-zoo. IlntoIl l’okin. No-
vombI-r 27'
“Nuiuorous oon-Ilitionx I7aI7I'lI7Il out
. by tho ailiod troops appoar to bo urud-
uallr briuntnl'. about tlII7 tli‘HlI't‘fl paoI-
fiI-atlon of tho I7IIuntI7_\'. itomoio vii:
logos I'I'I7IIIII7nily I't‘tllll'fil military pro-
lIoI-tiou against 'lloxoru.’ "
Sil .\Nt’lll .\i NIIv'oInbuI ZR — Adviooa
i from Sluu l-‘ u IIHHI‘ II that tho Emproaa
lilowagor IuI7: (onsontod to tho I7I7tIIIn
of ICIIIpIroI' |\'\vaIII: So to l’okin. ul-
IlIqule alu- uill romain at Slim Fit
it I.»- I7I7nortI7d from tho sumo SOIII‘t't‘H
that tho lIlIlI()iI|l(‘f‘IIlt‘lll of tho aulI-ldo
of Yu llsion. foI'IIIoI' uovoruor of tho
prorlnoo of Shah Si wan I7orI'I7I7t.
LONDON. Novontbor 29-77~'l‘b(7 lior-
llu I7oI'I'I7IIpotIIloIIt of tho Standard Ituyn
III7 hourn that. (lormnuy IIIIII notliiod tho
l'nlnui Stilton of bor willingnouu to
waivo tho iltilllIIIIIl for tho oxooutlon of
tho l‘IIiIIoI-Io ofiloiala.
‘1 7 Tim
SHANGHAI. Novombor fill-«inn Him
’i‘lIIu. uovoruor of tho province of Clio
fliIuIIz. lIIlti boon Illnniluuod on account
of tho (‘iIu (Than iI‘II Inauuuoro.
provlnolal lI7I7aIIuI7I7I' of (‘lIo-Kiauu. Yuu
'I'uuy. utII-I7I7I7Ilu him. Tho lattor li-i fl
llborul InIIIIloIl I'I7foI7IIII7I'.
SWEPT BY A BLIZZARD.
Three Scboncrn Break Their Moorings
and are Benched.
SYDNEY. (i. ll, November 28-7777A
lIIi/./.anI uwupt ovor IlIn town Iant
night and thin Ill()lnllll;. Throo noboou
ornb mlm loono from their moorings.
and arn llflflf‘llml III tho uppnr harbor
Two of tbouo. tIIo VlIlottI- and .lulla
Form-y. bolom: to Fortune Iluy. N. F.,
and tho otltor Inf I'IuII intuoutuirg.
Aron MolloIIalIl. II railroad notation
foreman. was killod by tho. afternoon
oxpt'onu. IIII: snow boing no blinding;
that he could not one or hear the
trulu'n approttoh.
'l‘lIn steamer 'I'IIrroI. Boll arrived to-
night. from Boston. 40 hours overdue.
At. Gliut'loatown. I’. E. l.. Ii‘I'odorlok
'l‘ho '
Fate decorated Dinner Se
$5.00.
Your pick of fine, all nearly dec-
orated wtthr assorted floral design.
service for twelve people, $9.35.
Others handsomely decorated,
all covered pieces, stippiqd with
gold, service for twelve people.
Since.
Wm. Podmore.
North Mam Street.
HOYT' B THEATRE.
One night only.
FRIDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 57).
The Popular Artist,
lllll. GEORGE CLARKE
from Daiy' a 'l‘boatro.N Now Yor.k
And a Company of Artists in Ecmond's
Beautiful Love Romance,
When We Were
Twenty-one.
As proaoniod III tho KniclII-rbockot
'I‘lIontro. Now York, last season. where
it I7I7-opt7ns for an unlimited soaaon.
next February.
Reserved Boats on anlo at. Hoyt's
Theatre. South Norwalk, and Wood's
Drug Store. Norwalk, 5 days in advance
of each performance.
HOVT'S THEATRE.
WEEK OF DECEMBER 3.
The Bennett-Mound Company
and ’l‘lIoir ()wn ()I7I7ltostra.
The Entire Week's Repertoire:
lSVI-ININGS.
Monday. lltII'koat iiunain.
'l‘uontluy. ’i‘ho Itost Paradise.
Wodnosday. .-\ ‘lktugbtot' of tho South.
'i‘huruIiay. Wiokod London.
Friday. "Shadows of II uroat City.
Saturday. 'i‘lII7 Yollow Porll.
NOTE-77"Shudowa of u Grout City
is tho only play ovor writton by .ioaopit
i7I7IfI7Isou. IIIIII must not Ito Ionfouudod
with llangoII-i of II (Ir'tI-It City.
IVlI\'l‘lNl7‘Il7}..
.»\ Prlaouor of Algloru.
'l‘lII7 Motlior.
.\ iluugbtor of tho South.
Tuoaduy.
\\'o(l nosdu y.
’I‘huI'aduy.
Friday. Darkest Russia.
Saturday. Tho Powor of Low.
Prices: Matinccs. IO and 20 cents:
Evenings. 10. 20 and 30 cents.
lioaoryod Sonia Ull‘bflll‘ at Hoyt's
’l‘iII7uII7I7. South Norwalk. and Wood's
Drug Storo, Norwalk, i'I Ilnyu itt adyauoo
of I7III7II portorInunoo,
CONCERT
Givon by
Miss Agnes Litilejohn.
At Lockwood'o Hail.
Norwalk, Comm.
Wednesday Evening. Dec. 5th.
At 8715 p. In
Tho following artists will partioiputo:
MISS FLORA SHERWOOD. Soprano.
Mil HARRY l'lil’l’l‘lli. 'l‘ouol'.
MR. lSllltllllC TRUOS'I‘WYK.
t‘ollogo. Violinist.
M R. ALBERT TAYLOR. III lil'ldgoport.
'Collist.
bill. EDWARD .\I.\N\'|I.l.l72.
panist.
TICKETS, 50 CENTS.
'l‘h7kola on solo at WIII. l’
Norwalk. IIIIII i’lulrtod'u. So.
of Y alo
.\(7(7onI
lioors‘s.
Norwalk.
CUBA' S CONSTITUTION.
Attempt to Have the Convention Ex.
press an Opinion as to It: Form.
HA \‘ANA. Novombor 28 ----- At today‘s
aoaalon of tho (‘IIIIIIII constitutional
convention. in tho Marti Thontru. Sun-
or lIIoronto attempted to bavo the con-
vontion oxprosa an opinion as to the
form of constitution to bo IIIioptod,
wholhor foIloral or unitary. iio was
apoaking on tho, motion of Senor llo
Quomida to adjourn until Tuesday
noxt, \vhoII tho flrut oiizht days of tho
pormnIII-IIt organization will Intro (73(-
pirod. and \leon Ilologntos will be at
liberty to blind in uuggostions as to
tho oonutitutlon.
Senor Do Quoaadu IIIIIl arguod that
the convention ought. to adjourn be.
outtuo not to do so would bI7 only want-
Int: than in uuoloau Illuouaulon; but
Sonor l.IIII7I7uiI7 (7oIItIIuIlI7d that the
(Ionvoutlon uhould moot Ilnliy. “TIII-ro
aro many thing» to bo IliaotIaaud." he
said. “and wr» IIIIoItlIl not bo burning
our solution it‘ wv did not moot."
Aftor an uulntorutlng (lobato of two
IIourn tIII7 motion of Honor Do Quoti-
atla wan I7III7I7II-Ii.
Honor (lualhorto (Iomnz waa granted
tho upnolal privilouo of routilng II mo«
tlou III anuwor to Gonorui WooII'II ud-
(irons to tho convention. It, provod to
ho oxtonnivo. but. trIuttoIl the question
mildly. Intitnutlun that. it was not no.0.-
oaanry for (lonornl Wood to tail titn
oonvmttlon not to inlIIriorI- with tho
proaont government. lll‘t‘flilRt‘ ilto dol-
ouatoa hIIII IIiroIIIiy Inudo up their
nIIIIIlu that thin wan no part of their
IIIIIIIIIIIIIII.
'l‘ho voto IIII tho motion to discard!
General Wood's IIIIdroIII-I wan a Ito. and
under tho. rulou. tho ronolutiou will be
again IIIIIInIlttoII to the convention noxt.
'l‘uomlay.
With I7I7iI7I7I7III7I- to tho uttgguutlou
that tho United Stilton will claim tho
our
Ti I
777 fl.
‘ in in ,
MEMAGEG {IF YMIIA HY.
Lat. Senator Davis.
ST. PAUL. Mlnn.. Novambor 28—
'i‘IIe mortal remains of the late United
States Senator Cttaiimcn Kellogg Du-
vis have rested today in his home on
Farrington avunuo. The entire cuy
mourned and from all Quarters of the
globe has com I stream of messages
of sympathy. grcsideut McKinley was
one of the first to tendorvhis tribute III
honor and love for the departed
states an and from diplomats. high
Dmt'liZ: of this kind other countries.
scant) lIll colleagues. roproaontativoa
in Congruaa. from church Iilgniturlon
and leading llit’ll'chmltl'l and men of
business have come ultupio and sinceso
expressions of respect and 30] row
Among the messages recelvod were
the tollowltngt'
Senator W. l’ Frye, president of tho
Seattto~-Mra. lI‘rye and i sympathize
with you profoundly. The death of
the senator III II and blow to you as woll
as a great loan to the Senate and tho.
oountry.
Sonator Loduo. oi Mir-7'IiolIuIIetta-w
l’loauo ItI7I7I7pt my most lriilltiililtl and
heartfelt. sympathy in your grout aor-
row. 'l‘iII7 III.7IIIII oi Sonator Darla III a
grout pIIlIllI- loan and to me a duo]! pI7I7~
aouni Izrloi. for IIII wan LO me a door
and vnluod l’l'ltrllfl.
Senator ('inllingor. of New Hamp-
shire-Accept my naIIuranI-oa of ain-
Here and profound sympathy. A good
man bun pauuod away and tho oIItiIo
vouniry mourns.
It'was dooldod today that tho I'IIIII7I'III
sot-vico will bI7 hold at the rosidonoo at
ii o'clock. Saturday morning. the brlof
service being in chargu of ltov. i). A.
Audrey-7.7a. rootor of C‘IrII-It Episcopal
Church. nuuiutod by Rev. 'i‘hoodoro.
Sodgwlok. rector of tho Church of St.
John tho Evangelist. 'i‘bo body win
llo in utato at tho Capital from ft) mm
It o'clock on Friday. A detachment of
”to National Guard will osoort tho
br‘iy front the rosidonoo to tho cupitm
and tomato (III guard (luring tho (luv.
Iator rotuI-IIIIII: to tho lIoIIIIo. 'l‘ho lu—
tormout will iII7 in Calvory Comotury.
tiovornor .iIIIm Lind this afternoon
iasued II proolanIation unnouIII-ing thi-
doatb of tho monitor and asking for a
gonornl susponulonpf business bo-
twoon tho hours of 10 and 2‘. on Sat-
urduy. Ibo day of tho funornl.
'l‘III7 oily and atato IIiI‘Ioos will to
oioaod during: Ibo day of tho fIIIIoI'al. In
fact. tlIo oapilol was I'loaoIl today (III
tho iirxt IIIIuoIIIIroInIInI of tho doth of
Souator Davis and will rI-mniu URN-It‘ll.
I7X(7(‘|‘i in. tin IIIIquIItion of II(7II7.8IIaI'y
luminosu until aftor tho I'Iqurul
VIOLATEO THE GAME LAW.
(lid) l7‘0Rtll7Z. N Y. Novonibor 287 7
in II Insult of pt'ouooution by IIII7
Ilrowus 'i‘I'III~t (Zuldo .7\.77uooiution. i.II7u-
Ionant IIGI-oIIIor 'I‘IInotIIv I- \‘l'oodrutt
has paid a fin-7 of $2370 for violation
tho gnnu- in“. In hunting boforo tIIo
opouing of tho H‘iisilll
Suit
intuit
_lliilillli-
Ins
WIIIIII77I7I your III7IIII~
you will ulwns~ IIIIII
its fully Illi‘lliln‘tl to
"loot your “'illllH.
Suits.
56.50 to $18.
Overcaats.
$6.50 to $25.
Full Satin
Lined.
S! 6.00
samba
and
$24.00
III-III Smart. \‘IIIIIoII.
Our
Furnishings
II to nlwuyII
Strictly
Up-Io-data.
lmz—a-w ~<>c caz-<~mm==2>=7-I
W-
t'lpon Evory lfivontnu Until II II’IIloIIk.
tub» of Plum. tIto DIIIqu-Iulmt any»:
”II III I7Iti7I7I7 It ounIIrII (II II fooior. If,
the lattor tlII7.II It III unworthy of tho.
Unltod Status if Cuba III to be free.
no ought the Isle of Pines to bo.
should be regarded IuI II whole. The
Info of Pines IIIIH alwayu boon consid-
Voanoy. aged 35, WIIII frozen to death
In tho Imow whllo on IIlII way home.
I I
Cuba '
l. llllll ll Still.
'i‘ulloru. UlotIIlortI.
Hutton. I‘IIrnlIIhurII.
85 Washington Strut.
crud a part. of Calm. and ban boon an
IIIIII tho gowunment of the province of
Nonwnm.
ISOI'TII
Tribal" of Honor. and Love for tho
It ., ‘
' lib " 77““ in 7 ' _
7.77 7:77 7 to or III 7 III» I I.
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NO. 2 GAZETTE BUILDING.
A wen Set Table--
l.)(:pcud.~'. largely, for the Irllcct'ivcucus. upon the table cloth.
signs, fresh from the markers.
by lllt‘\'i'.lltl iiyouv ant it so. or in various sizes, with borders.
Some damask
table cloths in new III:—
Pick
from any of them, and you are suro of something choice and cfloctive.
lllcacltod 'l‘ablc l)aIIIIIsk, 56 inches wide.
lllcaciicd 'l‘ablc Datuask, all liilL‘Il,
(70 inches witlr.
.\ll LiIIuII liloacliod Damask, llililtlStlillI' patterns. (II inches wido,
liloIIclIcIl Damask. choice designs.
all
liloIII'lch Damask. extra heavy
l7‘ivo (,‘lIoicc l’aitorus. newest style. opon borders.
\ 7nlso lIIIvo .\
(76 turbos wiIlI7.
liuou. 7.2 turbos wide.
72 iIiI'lIrs wido.
'apkins to match all tlIo above patterns. 5-8 size. prior.
llaudsoiuo .l'IIItoI'uII in into double l)illllithl\‘.
llIIll lilI7III'lII7Ii Damask. 54 iIII'lIos
.\l| Liuon l)fiillil5l\'. llilll l.7l(7,aclII7Il.
t‘hoioo patterns All Linou Cream
17. um 11(7a7ytroam |)IuIIIIsk
llIo l7iIIt7st and llandsomcst ii'caIu Damask lquoI'toIl. ('lIoicc patlcrns
wiIlo.
58 lilt‘llt'H wiIlc.
lIIuIIask, (Io inches unit.
72 inc lII7s wiIlo
l’atlot'u Cloths with bordcr on all siIlos. 2. 23‘ and 3 yds. long. price
\\'I7 have Napkin.» to match all cloths, ii IlcsiI'CIl~—5—8 All Liucu Napkins.
374 All Litton Napkins.
25¢. per yard.
39c. per yard.
50¢. per yard.
69c. per yard.
75c. per yard.
» $I.oo per yard.
$2.75 per dozen.
$I.25, $I.5o and $1.75 per yard.
25¢. per yard.
397:. per yard.
50¢. per yard.
69¢. per yard.
7 5c. per yard.
$2.75 to $6.00.
$I.oo to $2.50.
$1.50 to $5.00.
.,.2 ill. widc.
RISTRAME- HYATT
Norwalk, Conn.
79/:
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just what you want in
shade. fit. price. quality
and general make up. at
the ordinary Clothiers.
We have worked hard
and made it easy for you
to get exactly what your
taste dictates here.
Business Suits at $0.
Raglan Overcoats. at $15.
Russian Blouse Suits for
children. at $6
are some of our good
things.
lllllllllllii BROS.
SOUTH NORWALK.
Milford A. Gifim.
Manager.
PUZZLES THE VETERINARIANS.
.\ singular dlsoaso lllli'l boon (iIuI-III-
(7I7I7Ii within It few days past among tho
onltio on the Mllibauk ostnto. at (.‘IroI-II-
with The ("demo has puzzled tlII7
votorlnary uurgoona tlII7I7I7. inasmuch
an it in vory Ilit‘ioront III form from dis-
toInpoI' or tho usual I7IIttII7 Ilisoaao In
tho north. and also that it Is Ieontar.
tons. and. so far as known. inourublo.
Early lIII-u wook tho auporintondoIIt 0.
him. A. A. Andoruou's farm near Pitt’s
llill. Illuoovorod that his oxon would
not out. and in n fow days it was up-
paront that. tboy wero wasting away.
Four bloodod .loruoy roads and u Itorau
that had boon in tho pasture with tho
oxon IIIIIIIifostoIl tho Rllilil' aymptmns.
Dr. Scoflold. of (lroonwiolI. and otltor
vettu7lnnrion could find no traces oI
poiI-Iou. but woro oonvlnood that tho
Ili‘lllilillrl 777I7I7I7 aut‘foriuu from a malady
which. if not obookod immodlatoly.
might uproud gonornlly throughout tbo
town. and accordingly tlIIIy ndvisod
that tho sovon animals III7 shot. 'l‘IIIII
wan Ilono last Saturday morning. and
tbolr oaroitnuou \77I7I7o thou tukou from
tho barnyard and buriod (loop. An
autopsy Willi noid. and in o.a(7lI Inuiuuoo
the Boat of tho troublo was In tho
utoinneli. and from appournnoos tboro
was ill) clutttoo of I'm-(Ivory. The four
(IIIWH woro ImpoI'tod ntOI'it and vaIuoIi
at. $500 ouch. Tho oxou were worth
porbupn #300. Thu lioruo was a young
animal. of good utook. and could III7.
sold for $300
FLOODED BY“ HEAVY SEA.
YAilMOli’I‘H. N. 8.. November 28
'l‘lto. atonmor lioaton arrived from "th
ton. thin afternoon. with bur forward
Ilookhounou umtuihod and tho saloon
flooded by a heavy son.
The Princo Arthur also arrived from
lionton an hour eatillor. looking like
an Arctic Iihip. as flying spray had
frozen over the crow'a neat. and downl
the spars and rigging. both vessels
had a very rough pnnrpige.
~ not. loan than ”7.000 spectators.
WE SELL EITHER FOR CAS
THE S
l.ll\t‘ :I shot out of .‘i gun. so so
tlII7 advantages which our stot‘o
spoztk louder than words. IIIlvot'tisr
tiualil} iu illii'tlifllltllst':
UMBRELLAS.
\\lII7II you buy an uIIIlIrolla.
buy ono that has an original and
\VI7 lIIIvo
about our lquIlI'oIl and fifty styles
Ilisiint'l shit about it.
in our stock. and not an ugly our
in tho lot. l’I'ioos range front
45c. to $6.00.
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FURS.
No III) ~tI-I'_\ about tho I‘ut's \7'I7
soil. \\'I7 don‘t iakt- roIIItIIou III'~
tllllfll')’ furs :IIIIl (losig'uato them by
.\
salo plIII'o to buy luI's is our store.
fancy. high htIlIIIllt‘tl tIuIIIos.
Mont-y I'I7lIIIIIlI7Il if put‘cliaso is not
as I'opi'cscutotl.
\\'I- have I'IIisoIl a standard of
siauros will not lower.
costs you no more to get it here.
Accounts opened with every
EETABLIEIIED SINCE 1868.
H. KRIEGER & CO.
Ilu7 illl\'.'llll2l§"'t‘.\' (Iilorod in our storo.
IlIIu'IIIto'I iII \IIlIII7..
~llll> Is opitquI of our histor} ilIo soti'ot of our success.
H OR CREDIT—PRICE IS
AME.
1"
The Leading and burst SIOIe in the
Twin Cities.
ilt has boon tlIo I'I7I7oguitiou of
odors to tho. public. Actions
IIIoIIt arc words. WI: tell you of
t‘IIIIIo and lot our actions fol-
fill ilII- pt‘otIIisos‘ wo IIIIIko in words.
bargains in prices
BOYS’ SUITS.
l\"c more
than clotlic boys.
do
We dress them.
We carry every—
thing desirable in
this department.
Utu'
‘sidcriugr quality.
prices, cou-
III'I7 as low. and in
some instances.
than same
can be
clsc-
lowcr
goods
bought
wiIoI'o.
BLANKETS.
livery blankfl wc soil is a do—
poIIIlablo blanket. and we don't
lIositato III toll \ou what it is made
of titlII7':I iI ball w.ool we say so:
it half ('.oitou \Ic toll y;0u and it
its all IottIuI. “(7 rc just as frank
about it. Come in and look them
(Iron. - -
(77;(7I7llI7III7I7 which time or circunr
Quality first. last and all the lime, and ii
H. KRIEGER 8t 00.
West Washington Street. South Norwnlk
body.
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THANKSGIVING FOOTBALL.
NEW YORK. November 28~7A
'l‘bahksulvinl; Day gamo of football
will bo oluyod tomorrow afternoon. on
Columbia lI‘IolIi, between tho Columbia
University eluvea and tho Carllulo in.
diam. The managers are counting on
PHILADELPHIA. Novombor 28w
liIIivoIIIlty of Pennsylvania and tho
i Coruoll football toumn. as Is their IIIIII-
IIIIII on Thanksgiving Day. will clouo
the Beacon tomorrow with tltolr annual
contest on Franklin Field. The mem-
bers of tho two elevona am in good
condition. and a warm contest in ex-
pooled.
The pulmlst roads between the linen
h
Faith and hope may die. but. clIurliy
is immortal.
'lho Inanagor7-ilow canto “you
lt‘ mo your last Illflf'c?
Applicant~l was discharged for
good bohnvior. nlr.
'l‘IIII Inanagormi)lncliargod for good
boltavior! That's unusual. font It?
Applicant-«Well, you see. good con-
duct. took three month off my son-
tIIIII7I7.
gr
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