. or u Sitter. ‘
I
, Roper sreox IN Iowa.
W ' tannin... in? [Satin burglary a;
the local offices and some others In the
state took place several months ago.
Committee on Agriculture
‘9 Persons Interested in the ‘
ensure Which Recently Pass-
, ed the House.
v”...
'iuiif‘value for your money.
have are all N
an. LYON & co. -
held last uiltbt at. llolla Black's barber.
Shop. 41 Railroad avenue.
the last meeting of the year. an elec-
tion of oilloerii took place.
imp were elected:
strum. ._
.lohn Herring. Antoria Diaese.
‘ .W: Committee on Agriculture to-
‘ “ii gun the connldoratiou of
ill. ‘rgarino
1147.6. (-23th in the measure which re-
. it ly passed the I-lousc. A large ma-
. .va‘titoao present were opponents
Mil. and) it Was stated that as tho
if before the House committee.
" ‘ trid'he given the preference in
[Debt-hearing. Senator Proctor.
the committee. asked
{its brief as IlOSSlliii‘. Finn.
“Ham Springer appeared in behalf
I he National Live Stock Associa-
ion, in opposition to the bill. Con«
. aman Grout and Former Governor
_ .5 supporting the hill.
,. 1'. Grout was first heard
author of the. bill. and was permitted
ake an explanation of its provi-
g (covered in his argument
will“ was before the Honao.
“it“ 01;}. oithe bill. saying that its pur
gyof food so far as the federal
go rnmeut hits power to that.
utbbone Gardner.
1%.; ..‘ representing lllt‘
l ‘bill'.
. . . .
“nutrient in purpose and dishonest
he ." he declared.
1
E9 immmplished in no other way,“
air It revenue not.
for than some butter.
. ASHINGTON. December lil-
QJIO' so resolution authorizing
red list of the navy. has been adopt
lodby the Senate.
”OYSTER STEAMED LAUNCHED.
'fhg'Ciimni Takes ’
' Brother.- Bridgeport Shipyard.
RIDGEPORT. Dot-camel-
Ia
hue “Was tho scene of
an
int
.‘i
. . Monomer.
nattm
hirteen-ioot
of water.
liking eight knots an hour
meo-‘Av .4...
. Ansonia.
DRBY. December Iii ----- 'l‘bc
. (if! of Dr. (J. H. 'i‘llt‘y.
dent
. ii iii light tuiicn.
l’fiI bout Silo“ and Dr.
than one,
‘ amid taut
tlit- _
bill by hearing portionsi
.uthomcauure had not been.
ordinary dealings in a number oi in-
it‘ommon advanced an extreme point
l‘ried that stock up in. at the highest
,‘rotVWiaootIuin. were the only)
He is the transfer of ~i,tiilii sharcs.
Ht} vi'ent over principally the Preferred New York, Chicago and St
Hoard also Inadc an argument in l twins elsewhere were quito uniform
at of preventing the counter- l
of Providence.
()akdalc Manu-
Tornpnuy. main-rs of olco~
ado an nrgutncuhngainst i ios advanced, led by American 'l‘ohat-.
did that. this bill in dlr‘w|
‘ in : t‘il
"is us‘lts to act-our
h bylndircction that which coulditions extended to between i
e maintained that thc bill clearly-1
I: made an argument in support of
tildhtisltttiss of uloomargarlnc uiauir
V titre. declaring that the product \\'l|.\
“Wit lemme and in many rmpm-ts bur
the up ‘
the Water at Green 3 Pitt‘llli's and (‘tiali‘rs watched a luv- l
Or on Brothera' Shipyard in Scurimv
' a iaumfipnu
iy this morning. witch the trim lit
‘ footer steamer Climax made hurl
It plunge into the water of Long.
htl'Sonnd. The craft was couatruct i
for I“. l-iltcltcock. of lililsi‘rity.‘airi:i “Chino. Commission broker. Swath I
Alice l-llii- lit)! charm: . Corbett's block. 130““. .ianulk:
Lthu time-honored custom nl bind.-
a hottlti of chumpauno ovor the
boat stnriwi front the ways.
«minim: in forty feet over all. witlu .\m
beam. and draws tout
She is practically Ollt'li
. . hoisting gear is worked trout iiu- Alchistili. phi. s“
', bonnet. and ahe la oipuppcu uith a z
'1 inside for motive puwcr. t'npaiilt'i “Mil. it. 'l‘..
detains IN DENTAL OFFICES.
Stolen From Places in
of this cit\
,1)“ M. D. Hitchcock. of Ausduin ”army“! Steel MM
Vii boon again burgiarizcd during in. PM 5,! pid ' 7‘! ml“
or days; it In loartiod. cutrnncc‘ mm‘ ;..|' (.u ' ”i; '
autumn-uh ukolcmn keys. and lint \‘rVanh x5“ 55:.»
NONI fillings and other plécrs of l \1 ,' ‘.; 'w . 1" HI: )
’ ’ iir. 'l‘iivv's louei" "" é” “‘ ' ‘ ‘
Hitchcock's. til" i
hie!~io’ntppat~ontir an old :Imitiu.
e u do thoroughly inc 3; ! _ . t!
ltd “ 9 lie also outorcd the ‘ Mm" I‘at‘iflt, M "'
oi tho into llr. Arthur I'oiu-non N i“ C & ll. WW
boon rmnurod by th-i i N \‘I. 0 k W...
. 5 . o. Jnrdtniorefltuudv.“ pipes“, ‘ ' . ‘ ‘
.. . ‘ $2.30 1. illiteltiugflnunh‘. VH9.“ Bank». Spandex 00;”. yesterday. ill“ antigen:-
$3.50 and $4.00. 1 Music “Wine“ ‘ ”WWW“ 3mm” is“ with}? to'iii‘ii i’i‘m‘lfcdi unfit:
, 2.00. w Piano 9‘00“} ‘ . 'Chlitonlors. will legally separate them passed. but
Ew GOODS AND LATEST Book Shelves. ‘Roll Top Desks. both are desirous oi the custody of an
. Screens. Rockers, etllght-yleg-old child. fir. Phill‘ipa tiles
.. . t o c now.~ and 3 ounce rig is
iffmmodes. ‘c‘rockery. . wife's petition because She seeks to
‘lmetures. ETD“. take the boil) turn. him. A llvtttlmi'lei'
. rrors. verwaro, a year one n on were re r . .io
SOUTH NORWALK. Glassware. . ”or”, Chairs. being the petitioner and she objecting
' BARBERd ELECT OFFICERS.
.A meeting of the Barbers' Union was
This being
The follow-
l’rcsidont-«(ius Pfizer. ‘
Vice prcaldoutoalohnConroy.
lit-cording secretary-Rollo Black.
Corresponding secretary-0tto Lind-
Trcauurer—Ouoar Fischer.
Board of trusteestcu Bechtel.
i‘inanco Committeewi’atrlck Lynch.
Antonia Disc-so, John Herring.
FOUND DEAD AT HER HOME.
WALLINGFORI). December liiv-
Mre. James R. Campbell. wife of the
deputy judge. of the Borough Court
was found dead at her home this morn-
ing. Heart disease was tho cause.
She had been at work in her kitchen
when stricken. She leaves two dauglr
tors. one of whom is Mrs. L. E. Rock-
well. of Portland. 0m. wife of the prw
Siding older or the Methodist Confer“
euce thcrc.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.
WALL STREET. 10.10 a. In.~«-'i‘hc
market oucui-d furiously active and at
general advances. There were extra-
dividual Stocks. Southern Railway
on running sales of l2,i)tii) shares. and
p.000 share; of Southern 'Pacific car
Erie First preferred continucd its not-
able advance with a riav of 7.. on the
(lalns of :1
point or over were made by Sugar
Brooklyn 'l‘rnnsit. Southern Railway
and Texas. Nation
The
Louis. Erie. Kansas
at Steel and American 'l‘iu Pinto.
rand without regard to the licavlncas in
some portions of the London market.
1 WALL STRE l'i‘. noon—New points
lot strength developed in the second
'_ hour. besides an extension to 3“: in tho
irisc of Erie second preferred (inner
a.il Electric. gained 3‘; and the Tobac-
('0. The Readings, Ontario and Westv
urn and Norfolk 8: Western also mov~
upwards. Meantime earlier nd
vain-es wore not maintained. and Hair
and L’
points in prominent stock».
j and (‘hicnuo and St. Louis second pri-
l fcrrod. Elsa tlll Rubber pl‘eft‘l'l‘tiil I:
The market
vnriotv
fell back to thi- lowest.
lltcpt up its animation and
. llouds \vcre not so conspicuous in ihv
'l‘hci mnrkct as stocks. but were stronu
\\’.\|.l. STREET. l p. nix—The fall oi
polhitnent of Cougrcsmuan Charles A. : prion-s lit‘i'ilmi‘ ratin‘r violent in somc
Boreas. of Maine. as a captain on the ii'itfit‘S and
gritt- tho mos:
check the Iunvkvi has received 'l‘iu
l'latc broke ftfi, National Sit-cl '3‘.
New York Air llrnkc it! New York
t‘hicaizo and St. Louis 2'43. do Second
3 l'wi‘vrred. 3. and some of the ilrnngcre
in full ooiui or over under last night
‘ l-Zrii- iirsi orcfcrrml rem-tut l'».
llowt'sr prices. 'l‘in l‘iutc
strongly ‘31:...
quitv generally. but ran off again
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Reported over private wire of E. A
warhinonn
. ._ .Nmth'nni Street. .
Glucose
inst 2%. the preferred 3%.. New York
Sonic of the prominent railroad stocks
I‘D-“Vila (‘
XI-A’
.buviu: orders \\'t-i‘r’ nttractcd by the
recovered
and the market rallied
r on m . ‘ .
. «r in The r Favor.
“ Mary B. Phillipe, of New York? and
Benjamin 13. Phillips, of Greenwich.
made their rsocopa appearance in the
"i , To Suit any Purse:
to a decree which should give him the
litilo one.
Mrs. Phillipe traced their differences
back to three months after their mar-
riage. She said they were trying to
save money. and had a little laid up.
His mother naked for a loan of $100,
and ho wanted to give. It to her. He
finally sent her 325. About. three
later his mother asked him for more.
and he gave her another $25. and a lit-
tlo later made a third loan. Mrs. Phil-
lips said She did not like that. as she
.wan anxious to save. enough to go to
housekeeping. and they had very little
for themaelvns. ’
She is regularly rmplrr .”‘i.l. and ice.
titled that she was able to give hcr
child a good home.
Horn B. Hoh',”
IJeweler. Optician.
You Say Xmas-l
80 Do We !
with a nice uxomncni of
NOVELTlES AND
SUBSTANTIALS.
so Wuphlngton St.
MR. PORTER'S FUNERAL.
M
Hie Body Removed to New Haven,
Where Services Were Held.
NEW HAVEN, Deeeriiber Iii—The
‘ funeral servicee over the remains of
the late John Addison Porter. former
sci-rotary to President McKinley. were
held here this zitternoon. in Trinity
Church. Many were prencnt to pay
their last tribute of respect to the de-
ceased. President McKinley wan rep-
resented by Secretary George Bruce
Cortclyou. who Succeeded .\lr. Porter
in the office of secretory.
A great quantity of flowers came
from the White House conservatories
The and event was recognized ofiic-
ially by Yale University. Pholps Hall
and the buildings of the Sheffield Sci
untiiic School, nhich worcr given to
the university by relatives of Mr. l’or
ter. were draped in black. white the
flux at Alumni Hall was at half mast.
The services were conducted by the
Hot. Frank Woods Baker. I).D.. rector
of Trinity Church and the Rev. W. S.
Lines. fill. rector of St. Paul‘s Church.
the latter a life—long friend of Mr. Por«
tor. The full choir of Trinity (‘hllrl'h
rendered aimplo'music to the nut-om
pnniIui-nt m the harp
‘i‘hc masters of tercmouy at the
church were Colonel Norris t}. Osborn
and Colin .\ict.‘rne lnxersoli.
PHOTOGRAPH REDUCTION
FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
Cabinet Photographs. $2.50 doz.
Carbonette Photographs. $3.00 doz.
High grade work only.
Personal attention given all Sit-
tings. Lady in attendance. Hours
for sittings. 10 a. m. to 3 p. m.
Photograph Jewelry. the fad for
Xmas giftn. made from any good
photograph or from a Sitting at the
gallery. Popular prices. Gallery
open Sunday ’irom it) a. m. to 2:
._ ”E. LEWIS,
ll Main street. Norwalk.
.MW..-
_ ..__ _ .32
81“ SEMI ANNUAL DIVIDEND
of the
SOUTH NORWALK SAVINGS BANK.
United Bank Building.
BOYS DROWNEQ WHlLE “ATING.
South Norwalk. Conn. ‘
i’iituam. Ih‘c‘m‘ber Ill-f 'hile sitar
, D'TWWI‘W 17- 190?" ing on the Out drain; rive-r. this noon.
”‘9 “”9”“ "L““MW‘W hm“ ”“5 .lohu Bassinet? it‘d thirteen. and John
«no declared a Dividend to depositors, 1.390011. 33m right. broke through my
he and were drowned.
new retort-rod
of interest at the rate of three and
one half iilgi per ecu! pi-r nnuum tor‘
the six months i-niixng December 3i
iiiill). payahlc on and after January to
iiiiil.
interest not drawn will be crcilitiui
tnaccouuts and draw interest from
January 1. liiiil
GEORGE l-‘.
Both bodies
ll BA Rbl‘l.
dis tin Treasurer
Notice.
To Whom it May (‘onccrn'
.\'oiu--- is iii-ruby given that the Nor
ualk Tramway Company will make op
pliraziou to Illi' next 50.51011 of the.
tie-natal Assembly to be ltolden a.
Hartford on the first \\'cdncsday after
the iirai Monday of January. lfiiil. for
an amendment to its charter proviu
an; tor the renewal and the cxtu-Imion
of time for the construction of its
track»; over any strceta. highways and
pri\.it~- property as such rights have
neon granted but have not het‘etnfnro
ins-cu vxcrt‘iscd.
Dated at Norn‘alk this lTih day or
November liulti.
NORWALK TllAMWAY (‘0.
By I\‘ \\ Mansfield. Manager
Stntt- ui t‘onnm ticnt, Fairfluld t‘ounir
as, Bridgeport. December l? 1900
Will go back on his friends:
the coat we turn out wilt not
go back on you. We back
them up with our years' rep
uiation. Our us all wool
Oxford Raglan Overcoat:
are right in shape and quai-
Ity. suited for genital: ser-
it appearing and being found by the
wulisrrihiug authority that the petition Come m and take ‘
vice.
look at them. Our shelves.
H
smallest to the very largest.
N0. 2 GAZETTE BUILDING. ‘ /‘
H°lid3li Goods for Everib’
. We are prepared to furnish you with almost anything you want for Holiday Present:
erything in the Fancy Line. as well an the useful things. - ~ » w ,
LADIES‘ CLOTH AND FUR JACKETS. ’
FUR SCARFS AND MUFFS. , .
A NICE S'rvLISH CLOAK FOR MISSES ORI‘QHILDII‘
SILK AND FLANNEL SHIRT WAISTS. "
.HANDSOME MERCERISED AND SILK SKIit'rs.
FLANNEL AND MUSLIN UNDERWEAR.
HOLIDAY UMBRELLAS FOR LADIES OR GENTS.
HOLIDAY BOOKS. ‘ , . . .
HOLIDAY HANDKERCHIEFS FOR LADIES, GENTS. AND
HANDSOME LAMPS. i.
and all the useful things required in house furnishing. ' _ -..;'
Attractive Holidau Rugs.
_ In the rear basement we areshowing a very attractive line of Rugs, beautiful desi . e" and
richly colored. which would make Ideal Christmas Presents. We have them in all sizes
CHILDREN.
HOLIDAY GLOVES OF ALL KINDS.
ALSO AN ENDLESS VARIETY OF FANCY ARTICLES ; ' i. ‘
SUITABLE FOR PRESENTS FOR YOUNG AND OLD.
Basement in H‘olidau Attire.
t
Inthe front basement we have all the latest novelties in ‘ ~ ‘ " ' It
FINE FRENCH CHINA, 3 Vi
BEAUTIFUL CUT GLASS. i - i
but the
Handsome Lace Curtains and Porticrs, all new and fresh. and at very attractive prices.
unwi'is‘iiuwiu
Continued from “rat rage.
lar. The former'a left eye was black-
med. He had never known [300: to
be abused or ill-treated. and he also
denied that 8002 was luterfered with
on account of his religious actions.
in reply to Commandant Heine. the.
witness said that he had know cadets
as well as the commandant; or LII"
mean table to be severely punt-4h -ri ior
permitting or practicing restraint ill‘ai-
mg or other cxt‘rrl-‘ea. on lone. .- as;
men.
ilaioro the new I iiur- :|’ I
in ”portal i‘lmu 1‘. iv rl :- ':u' to- to
malu- t: statcmeut. ii martinis mi of
being minquoted yesterday concerning
his request to have the commandant
of cadets and the superintendent of the
academy present at the hearing. and,
he asked the sieuographer to read the}
words Which he had used. 5
This was done. but no explanation’
of thr- cause of the interruption was
lllttllt‘.
('adet Albert 8. Dockery. of MISSISS-
ippi was questioned at length on mil-
itary regulations prohibiting hazing.
lizneml Brooke read an extract from
the i'niied States military regulations.
prohibiting nearly everything which!
could br- construed as hazing Then}
the general .15de "Are thrse regula-
tions violated ""
"Yes. Sir."
Quentloned by Colonel Mills. the wit-
ucsa said that tabasco sauce, if not on
the table. could be had by aaking for it.
”Do you know any other name for
it"
After some hesitation he replied.
“Yes, sir, the cadets sometimes call it
'hell‘ sauce."
Charles McHeby. of l’cunuylvanit.
testified that ho knew 3001. who was
not held in wry high regard by tht-
cadI-tn because he had not shown cour-
age in his fight with Ke‘ r. Ichehy
was asked about the hazing which need
to be prevalent. but which be said was
i...
1.
Open High Low i :ii 19‘ ”“94 N“"“Q“lkv'r"‘f“‘““-‘ “mm“. ‘f dlSt‘OnllnllOd about two years am. He
i-‘nl- Vi". ”ll. 1”- n 3‘ 's 3|"? aliui‘f' an “m0?“ “all”? and tbact 0 ‘1 counter: and tables are flil- doucrltwd them as follows.
l.\m. m. a w. to». NH. in. an. . W59 IWW'S ”mi-“‘31 9' “‘0'" "‘3“ . , Bracing~~Au exaggerated form of -.
,S. n. ("o.. 12w. man. 127 tax itwmu.‘ "Mi“‘l'm'r- it '«r' ”WNW?“ "l“ ”‘9 “P “M" 9”“ "'“b'” soldicrlv Waltlon.
i Am 'i‘ob. t‘o.. lll iii-‘4 “07;. Ito". ' “ERR“ that notice of said twillmn hr '0, Chrighna. gmo. Wooden \Villich—(‘ontlnumm gun
idicliisou. 1;; 43‘“. ”I". ‘34“ anon by publishing tho game. togq-til drill.
i . Si? $35,. 5.33. r“ with ”"3 0N“? 0“ “mm” ““"9 m “M” ““““ " Football—dying on hack and raining
litili. & Ohio. M'i Mi4 xi)?“ “is i the South Norwalk Sentinel. ouci- on u". legs to a perpendicular position
75“i 5” 7M2 735'. [0? MM!“ December i8, 1900. and 01109 and back again several times. probnblv
i‘un. South” “0‘1 WM 7‘9“: 33”: ‘ ”“ ”‘0 "“~".'?no“.-i?: thereafter, . for Six or seven minutes. '
Cup. of X. .l.. lit; in: Cannon. \t.‘ \lllhEl.r.R. . RaglinK~-Sisntllng on toes
t‘hcs. & Ohio. :iiitg. has... 1:91.. Rut-3 .\ Jl'ilfli‘ "7 “l“ Superior his?! Hanging on stretcher—«Simpeudod
i‘lli. ll. \‘ (3.. 138‘” ”We 3“. ,135‘. l ‘ " on lvanls from bar with fen t
t‘. .\l. &‘St.l‘.. 1313‘. 132 ltll ‘ till ‘ *“"“""““' ““‘H" “" W“ SOUTH NORWALK. mm ' Q no 0"
(‘hi. It. i. K- I‘. list. list, Hit. 117‘. . . _ . "Did you ever see a man faint whit.-
‘H t‘.(.‘.(‘. at St.l .. Till. 727g 7i 3,. 715 Prlvate sale "“5 week Milford A. GIN-m. undergoing any of these exercises?"
D t» it i‘ 'I'ui l“i‘ l“i l"i H‘. Ii . ..
' ‘ ' ““" " ‘ “ml 2‘... 7|... ___..,_-_ - Mun-nor. “A; infieimonn a man to reign.
.. ... -_. . . .. 4 . ‘ i- o .
I». 7.: Hfigfivlir;igzza:""°~ with French "i‘ndt-r what form of i'xtlflllm‘?"
177%, lib l'ib' . ' " Ia ling. l think. air."
ii“. Mu ( 0": :‘Yb 5‘3” Portable Rouge “Ho‘w long did he exercine?“
«I-I‘h iii“: 413 “I "’w ' ' "9"“ . W "i cannot exactly tut ': about flv‘ o
; Mun. (‘onsoL HIV». in ill-i. 1125.. one 0“ 8‘0“ and Oven: but In the six minutes. i think."’ ‘ r
. Metruluiliian. m till... 17:: 17;: market. very low. . FOR SALE "Who was the- man?"
intro 1‘. mar: 42:: 4-: mi b (format-ck xii-Wit 5mm:- Md "um". an."
m an out u 5 e; a c Inc: or lame no. ....,. ,. ..... Thin rm)! (.3 . ,3 , ,
‘NM I...“ on. 2m. 21% ‘_‘l :1 . Three With-lanai. 0"! 0an Ind Victor syrosifidol‘ llziiiiiiilri‘hiighgnra
H31». may tilt. time Tahie. a Bentwood Chain. Ioek- LOT “‘AsmlGTol STREET then can“; um durationed about ha"
93% 291/, 331.4,? gang in. Chairs. Dining Chain. Shades Inn ‘ ins. '
‘t‘on. Tobacco. 393:. 4th ii" 1‘“ ,F'm'“! 0"“ Father 1” . N m lent . , to WW
.North Pacific. Is ran an. Ti". 5 Pillows. silverware and Oak M l' V“ N - ”l’ ’ aunuz uunozn TRIAL.
iNo. l‘nc. pfd.. at». m. 83%.. ‘3‘ :3“- it“ "I“! WW ‘2'?" :3“: LAYTON ---—
il‘at'lilr Mail. p314 gt. 0 ma . on. n I tdontiflcatiou of None Found 'n the
,l’ennnylvnuia. um 14;: its: ”gig Lite :box memgnednartlclurgilx JACOB M- 9 Mutation of "my Accrued:
People's (in. 99 9 ' 98 to. - w a p u w eurpr ~ YEW YORK “a“ ..
iPiui. a. limit. 2.51.. an 2:. i“ one who in In and at houuhold catnip- 5 RAILROAD PLACE. “1,..." tom); ,5 drama; T5333:
,P. it it. pith. ii‘J'zi Wit. 59 mill "PM“ 0”“. "‘4 W“ “ them “I "'1' WALK trial Ii. White Pinion VIII Mn bin (2.
itiou. linilwnr. 3W. 31-h '31“ E”! "m” m" weok. .007“ NOR ' Angel. of Scemialo. Sim idolititled D
iBou. iir. hid. Tttfii 71% ii . oi“ R M ROSE. MiyAeent piece produced "one nho
“3““ "“3““ is“ “ ii“ a" m 3. ,0. I...“ New.“ Under 9mm conditions of the it" had inn-n her non with which to our
f'i‘cu‘u. L. & l.. M “ii. fi .lé; um ' ” malice bum tbmlbout the Button Agent Yellow. the ammo
.11}. panther. Mir; 1” l‘ ; , , , - - ’ it my” tho neural to chums on n posit-5a, which bad or
t'. 8. Rubber. ’31: 39%» {Mi 5W; BELOW ZERO m VERMONT- look nil to the nuclei condition at rived. nu coin In found In the pat
itjiilnn Parme- If» a}, 3:“,- "ii umveonr. Vt. Mmlwr Ira- Inmmm mm in which his melon or . 2 offer in. arrest.
Hill. ““5 Mil-- fight 8. i. "A" , g‘I‘wvnty dearer-Simian com is the mark, is bound. Anon: the list Stephen m corroborated hln
» . as. it 2 . ”1
lhvnbnnii MIL. 3;» y . _; ’3“.renchrii by tho thermometer bore. int-riot Insurance eon-mm room-outed mother's tom“ totlw coin. and
i “eat. Union. W‘h 35% ‘ 'i.“ . “M imornlnx. Them has not been n mom-E by Taylor 1 Golden. will be found the mid Barnum In “loath-tut the time
‘ ‘ “‘M (In: in thwlut ten days that the nor-i lJrerpool & tattoo C 01050. (the he any It wmhm
F ivory has been higher than oi: below “urgent We! ml”!!! ll W. mm Mill-I in (fight-mt,
land in-«ynontiy it has been twelve and; M) WW“. 0‘ WI ’ _ .mmnh.m ’ ' ‘ at:
liiitecn below. This cold map on not Wflofl. “that , .
int-en annulus In the nonthof Dean I- W») 0' fl . . - rainbow
or ‘iher in many years. old um Wflhmmh first: of.“ m "
. ‘ W“"‘~afl A Cow. lesion mm. Minolta-it“ ‘r m ‘ .
. . Ii. .1 Wulthnomhmdmubnutl‘n- herJMurycwtmn
‘ , ole. _. . . nmouu. . .
I
dun mutt-r" ”any “harm cream,
of," from Greet: bu mu,
m bring “worm book for trial. Heb-
imlndhummii‘o
Tristram Hyatt, Narwalk. Conn.
ESTABLISHED SINCE 1868.
H. KRIEGER I co. ’
THE LEADING STORE FOR READY-TO-WEAR GOODS IN
THE TWIN CITIES.
CLOTHING FOR MEN. YOUTHS.AND’BOYS.
CLOAKS FOR WOMEN AND GIRLS.
MILLINERY FOR YOUNG AND OLD. 9'
29‘3I 29-3'
‘ West
Washington
West
Washington
Street. Street. I
We pride ourselves upon the fact that our customers areper-
manent ones. and that we have their friendship and confidence. by
continual square dealing and Iibe ral treatment in every way.
. MENS' SACK SUITS. made of Fancy Cheviots. in stunning
Scotch efiects, coats have broad shoulders. single and double
breasted vcsts.$Io.08 and $12.08.
MENS’ OVERCOATS-Madc of Heavy All-wool Oxford and
Cambridge ("tray Fric7c, \vcll tailorcd and faultless in style. $10.98, .
$12.98 and $I5.98.
BOYS’ RAGLAN OVERCOATS—Madc of Heavy All-wool
Oxford Frieze, double stitched. raw edges, cuii's and sleeves, and
crescent pockcia,$4.98. $6.98 and $7.98.
REEFERS FOR BOYS—Made in chinchilla clotli, $2.25 to
$3.75.
REEFERS FOR BOYS—Made in Kcrsey Cloth, blue and
black. large pearl buttons, $3.98 to $6.98. ‘
CHILDRENS’ LONG CLOAKS. ages from 2 to 5 years. Blue,
tau. red, brown and green, very nicely trimmed, prices fromCmo tO'
$6.98.
COME AND LET US FIT YOU OUT. YOU CAN'T SAY A
WORD WHEN YOU LEARN OUR LOW PRICES
PRICES AND EASY TERMS.
H. KRIEGER & 0:
West Washington Street. South Norwolk.
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Norwalk Chronicler