it 1311,110th 311111111111. the
.Agroes That the General Do-
‘Shal Close Tomorrow After-
‘a 3 'O'olock—e-The First
" Speaker Today.
SHINGTON Jununiy 'in-Spcuk
utiorson toduy was again detain
hid home by illness and M1. Iiai
onnnyivnuin. presided over tho
Before the debate upon the
m bill was rosnmcd it
turned that general debate upon
111 should close tommrow at 3
look, find that the dual \ote should
“ ken boforo the odiournlnont to.
itollon, North (.ku'oiiua. the
today. hupported the
on its bill. but said in. would vote
Inst the numndmont requiring the
3111011111 diatricts in the several
to be “continuous and eompnl' t
old he did not believe Congress
‘e power to doeignnto the manner
1W}: h the state: should' make up
ro'saionnl districts.
,Kitchen then replied that at
loilgth to the speech made by Mr.
tflhfranchising the lit‘gl'm
WASHINGTON Iununry 7-Ai 1h..-
y‘h aonsiou of the Son
Alubnma. pr cseni ed
' redentinis of his tollor gut» Hon.
Morgan. clotted :1 Fem-tor from
thin for tho fifth time His new
1 iii lmgin on March-1.19m. ’I‘ho
,e ntlals were filed.
.loint resolution was. reported from
_ idti'lct of Columbia Committee
iihdl‘lzing the secretary of war to
permits to the committee on
'. Hour directed the attention
9 need, particularly on the plum:
mellutoly east of the capitol build
litg, of u temporary shrilmz. in 01le
storm or inclement W'.(‘iliilf’l lie
stun that pre1ious innngurntions had
limited in Io-is of lilo and grout In
dry to health among: those anxious to
itness “that most sublime of all ('i\'
c ‘coromonies. "
A resolution of Mr. I-Itxtllglwew com
4113 over £10111 :1 previous day. ennui.»
on the secretory of the interior to:
”porn 11nd corrcspomiclu-o no to pay
talents to the Sluseton and V’ahput on
ans and whether assurances hao
givvn the indiaus that their
atal frauds in (311111 were called up
mended and hasurd.
a resolution of Mr “110011 and iii.
,Mtigl'ew relating to the doll.inatior
inf e executive Ito send the Sunni:
report oi A. 1.. luwuhi- :11: lo i111
to] iraudni n (‘uba were called up
twout over for tho nrcr-icnt tog: 1I1
til moiionn hr Iiir. Aldrirh nud
Snooner to mic: tho re 1-olui1iou
tho. Committoo on .ludlchuv.
. aeration of the army 1(‘01 innit
, ill was then 1'.es111ncd
WMIBBIQNERSR MUSI‘ FILE m:
«. MANY. N. Y.O.Junuu1‘v 'l—~Municl
Willi Service Commissions iluouuh-
hstato wero today notified by ”It
, 1011111 Siorvico Commission that
Y mint file with it an annual report
xiii-ills thou work during the you:
toi'minatod. iloretofore tho lnr'tll
‘Vilsiol‘te luivo not complied will
i outlirrmztot of the hinir Hill 1101‘
EAMER SHORT 0F COAL
‘ llF‘AX. N. 8.1'lunuaiy ~7-v"i‘ln
411* SW. Geolgc from Sililli‘liunl'
1tin1ore not In horo this mornin'
.1 f cont. Slit: bun burn out ulnur
r if» uud 1"1'poiiu vm'y rouul
' of Silo iii to loud at Baltimore
/'
For Ladies,
‘ $2.00.
Asumo‘r‘ou STREET.
11111 11111111111113."
Continued froni first page.
BOARDMAN goons
Barnum explained the method of
I) an
Ontario & Weutern. 5 000 nhnres. 1 The
opening In St. Paul was Iii higher. but
cit nuddonly relapsed 2.. Heavy profit
hiking was, in nvldenca 1111 through tho
list and the ongoing going wore quickly
diminished.
WALL STREET. 11 111114111. man
, but continued ogitutod told erratic dur
' , but tho greater part at the first 110111..
The eager hurry of speculators to get
out indicated by the many wide de-
i so ‘
Just what in mains to happen next.
what were the thoughts that pound
through Sir inane Newton a mind when
the apple toll on his head?
glint in warnt a brick 4—Puck.
$91.13!”
Schoolmast‘ormo
Muggil1n~lnxpocts ha wuz awful
clinch. kopt sentiment nervous and un-
settled in aplto of the grant VOIumo of ;
new buying orders that ware in art
deuce. In addition to the reaction ul-
reauly mentioned thorn weie tailu of
live in New Jorucy Central 21,1. in Del-
uworo & Hudson and 21/. in Erie firui:
. would be hard foru
It
cadet to make a
socret complaint. If however. a secret
complaint wan made and an investiga-
tion followed. the tumors would quirk-
Iy come. to the conclusion that the
hated cadet had made the complaint,
pull the result would be that life would
become more minoruble for tho ohm
pluiua’nt.
in answer to Ccngroumuan Wangor.
Burnum said he never knew that phy» ‘
sicnl force had been used to get Boon
in take tobunco 301110.01 if Booz had
rofusod. ho probnly would have again
been “called out" to light. Buruam be
Iiovod that about only one tenth of‘the
cadets npprovud of tho harassing inc.
tics practiced on the Bristol boy. Boon
was notnersooutod so much after the
cadets left camp and went into bar
rocks.
Burnout. llkc Hooz. also submitted to
the “foot inspection" of upper class
men, which consisted of dropping cun-
dlo grouse on the foot.
lil unswer to Colonel 'lfiick, Burhum
said that 11007. was considered a good
fellow personally. but his actions 111
his light with Keller made him unpop-
111111‘. Thu third Climb) taunted him his
being;r unfit to be 11 soldier.
making complaints against hazing.
STAPLES FUND GONE.
Latest Developments in Case of De-
faulting Lawyer of Bridgeport.
The latest development in the ease.
of. Attorney 11I’o1rc1ru1.-I,s.yJohnson. the
l-lrldgeport abscender. is that the Sta-
pdcs fund of the Enston Acndcmy.
amounting to about 88,001). is swept
awuy by his (iei‘nleations. Johnson‘s
l‘ntllor. now deceased. was trustee of
the Staples fund. and at his «tenth. this,
with other matters of like nature. puss.
ed under the care of his son.
limlry B. French. of. the signers of
docks. including Ilnltiluorr & Ohio.
tho tohncros. l'lric. 'i‘exus & Pacific.
'lulurln R: \i'ostorn. 'i‘in l’lntc. Read
'111: common. und Dolnwnro iii Hudson.
liut the rush to soil completely ovor-
bore the nlurltci 1111:] the whole iii-1i.
violdt-d.
'i‘he violonl hurry to unload storko
and the foolish und errntlt' ilurtuuilonu
“n the mnrkct dovoloped n nervouii lien-
Iinlont ht ilrut hilt bunluosn 1111:] not
'ontinut-d long before. the eiiuntion lua-
run to (Hilnlllli‘ It was thou perceived
:lmt vcry lurid: buylnu ordors word In
'110 market. 1111:! that broken: wero oug-
1rI1 nicopilng all offols of stocks at
‘ho lowr-r icvol of price».
With that tho anxiety of the sellers
NIIFI quickly rclh-vrd and they (retired
to offer utorkn. Mruniimo tho domnnd
'ontiuut'd. and ii 1111111111 was on up-
:ynrd rohoumi of tin whole Hat.
With tho reactionary tendohcy ovur-
'muu the content botwoon upeoulu‘tivo
on on settled. and the marital immune
noro unini But tho ubnorptlon of
:to: its continuod on u very lame uonlo.
1nd tho movement of prions still high-
y lrr.cuuinr with tho undertone of the
uuikrt hitting.
WALL fi'rnmfl'l‘. 103101“ lbw-”Tito
nurkol opened Intchleiy excited. and
with viulrnt 11nd erratic fluctuations in
him both ways. Reading First Pre-
'errru sold hriit at 1/. decline. The next
rice jumped 11:. followed by a drop of
point. and 11 further decline to if be-
low Saturday. The common stock
uwmul up 27.1.. and immediately remit;
rd two points while the opening rise in
wiped.
succesulre stages 2% 11nd Alchtno‘n Pro
ferret! Mi 2% Other mouthed: of the
rmlhc group. Pennsylvania, and 11
number of the industrluis dropped from
It fraction to 191.. the latter Steel &
Wire. Show was also all 11 point. Tenn,
haunts Cont dropped unddelll 11am
, five points. (in tho other but i num-
’1‘wa
,1 WEN WC ‘
Johnson's bond on the Worden estate. 9W1“ ‘1‘“ how i 13.0
1 . n.” , A111. Cot. Oil. .Iilq all; 30% iiil'h
.1111. transfund all property. amount- . . 1 .
' ., 9 1 Am. bl. d). W.. 41"! “I... 4.3%, 4.1%.
111.. to 3.3.000 to Anna I'. Plumb and -4 . .1 1 1
1 '. . . . Am. S. R. (111.,137441 159-11 lib-94 139%
bunlc L. .11 linings. his puipmo m:- A ,1. b C 1111' 114” H...” ll'i“
dently lining to avoid his portion 01' the ‘ "i 0 ' ’0" '. ’5‘ .. ‘7’ ‘: a 1/?
bond. Alchinon. “I‘m 4. I... in iii-1h
No tracc of the missing lawyer has “CMSW‘ I’.“‘-' M. 89% 8M5 39
,, ..,, . . , . liilit. & Ohio. 89-h 94 Hit 93
)Li Lu :1 found. 1101 has nu) tidings ot ilk it ,1. 3.. {WV R‘W. 1111»
his ‘whol‘enhouts become known. . yn. ' ' " .‘i r. "" r: " t- "
(on. South, .1. all... m 1..
(2011.11? N. .l.. 1138 158 1:35 1.37
Clio-s. & Ohio. 4151’. “lit. 10% ill»;
Chi. & N. W.. 171i»; Hills; 17111;, 17-le
(‘llL ll. & Q. ”8'4, Milli; ”2‘5 Hit
C. M. & St. P. 158 1012 idiot. till
1 . "“ ‘ ‘ Chi. it. I. l); P.123I‘; 128215. 1223,; 12115..
NEW YORK. January '1'~—'l‘ho Stork (1.(,‘..C. (1'. SH... 78 78 77 771,11.
\iurket gavo anothel demonstration. i). it'- l{.:“.:1n.. 1:18 1119 1361.; 1381.3,
this morning. for its amazing power 111 Federal Steel. ’15 (.53; 541/. £11.11.
ilieorption in overronling In less than r‘.-d. St. pith. 71111:. 711% 71'» it”...
111 hour the 1101111091 and most rocklcss Lou. p, Nash” 3771. Rim; 8711. H7711.
illiouding to loalizc profits which It Nor. 8;. went; 44bit Hill. «ii (M
11111 yet had tot-11: ounlrr. Speculators Mun. 00111101.. 113% ll~lI,‘. li3 11:11.;
who had been lucky enough to not Mon'npolilalf’. 11151:. no; 111:3“; iu'l’i.
min the market before the. phonouioiml :11. Ii. it: '1‘. pm, i 311', 47145 47%.
rise 11w lattvr part of last week \vrre 31133. Flu-”it" 71W, 771:. 7411’. 711%
anger rollers to take proiits this morn- N. Y. (‘1. & H.. Hill/1’, Hi 1-. 1421.3 1441,;
up. The immune in prices bud 110011 N. Y” 0. & \\‘.. 3111!, ‘32 3071. 32
o largo and no sudden and the rcsuli- Con. Topmvcn. ii 4': i1 41"».
III! III'IIflid I‘I‘III‘Osouti-d such larlli? North Pacific. 87 87% Sing, Shh",
imprints of money ihut even the most No1 Par. pfd.. its sit it'll. till
tspirlm: speculutor was ongor to take pmmu Mail. ill]. 417,. 41113 4171.
its profits. 'I‘his unloading WM the Pouusylvmlill. 11'1I 151% 1-19 lz'vl
‘llllstt of sudden and violent relapses People's (111:1. low. loll nu 1031,11,
ihn prides‘ln‘ncurly gill tlheiftm-‘ks whllrh Phil. 3,, Romp 31‘. 36 332%: 521579;
nvo 1:1: ilL‘ mos vont 9 run. ‘10 Son. Railwnr. 21-1. 2171. l '.i7'~
'eht'tion reached from half a point to Sou. Ry, pfd.. 7:15}. 7.3 7314. NI”.
lvo Lioiutanil'ocli1u; chiefly Touuousee gm, Puciiit'. 1121.3 43;, ”11:1, 42:1,
"0111. New Jersey Control. Northern Tom]. (3, &I., 5111:. rm; ”.111 1'1.”-
Pnciilc. Pennsylvania. Ronding. Rock 1'. s. Imnthr-r. 13+; 137: 1111/; :17.
slnnd. Atchiuou preferred. St. Paul. ['5 i..(‘o. "H.711?“ 767..
«trio lI’irst preferred, Deluwnre it l'luo- 1 5. Rubber. 22% 331;. 21 1". 2:1 I"
1011. Reading first and uooond prelor- [1111011 Pat'iih'. iii-'1; 82-, Row; 1117...
'ml and llnltimoro l;- Ohio. Thero Were. 11", Pain. pm . silty. um. 83 81W.
iienty of opening advances. rcnglni: \Vabnsh, MIL. 2511'. 26 Lav. "'1 1/,
'rom one to two points for imporiuut West. Union. Fill 837.1. till 83'.
1he second preferred .wu on monthly
Northern Pacific dropped by
atlm‘portant stock :1 with
than ’1 m. a.
Tennessee Coat of 4%. New Jorsey
Control 4%. Peopio‘u (Ins 4.1‘111 Plato
III!) and Alchison p1 sforrod and hub-
ber orcforrod .3 ouch. 'I‘heuo buoyant
rises auntnlnod the market but more
was continued ronlization elsewhere
and tho market continued irregular
and i'urlouuly active. but the fluctua-
tionn Wore by no means no erratic or no
violont us in the opening donlinus and
the undertone of the market was very
strong. idle. bond markoi \ no not so
active as utmks and the movement oi
p1 he». was iir'ogulnl
WALL STREET. 1 p. 1n.-'i‘ho (iron
uoru. Sugui'. 'I‘cnuesuoo Coni 11nd I‘ro
pic‘s (inn. I'cnctod shnrpiy. with homo
effect on tho market. 'l‘hr loss in
Sugar and i’copio's Gnu reached 3 ouch.
in Tennessee Oral. 21d. St. Paul. Roi-i:
Island 175. and ibirlinuiou 11111. Tho
market. was nualn mipporlcti and rni»
liod throughout hoi‘oro l o'cim'k. but.
the trading became moro quiet.
TODAY’S QUOTATIONS.
Reported ovor private wire of E. A
liohmo. commission broker, Swnriz a
(lorbott‘s block. South Norwalk:
NEW OFFICIALS.
Order; Appointing Superintendent:
and Assistant: Inaued.
The followlnu Ul‘til‘l‘ti nupolnlinu un-
pcrlntendonta nud assiutaut suporiu-
tondcnta wmo issumi. Saturday from
tho oflltou of tho New York. Now 1111-
von it Hartford iluilroud Company, to
tnko effect Fobruury i:
Wohti'ru district: Shore Line di-
vision. .I. V. A. Trumbull. suporlntcud~
out: (i. C. Elweii. unaiutnni; Air blur.
Nortliumplon division, W. A. Writer-
bury. superintendent New Haven tor-
111111111 1’. i" Bowman. suporinloudont.
mnutorndistrirt ' Plymouth dirtrmn,
.i. H. ‘lI‘renrh. nunm'lntendent: .l. N.
Rona. nanistnnt; 'I‘urnton diviuion. I.
N. Mnrshuil. suvmrintondrnl; (I ll.
'I‘nylor. nssintunt uuuerlutmulmi: Wor-
ountordlvluion. A ll. Whuloy mlporin
tondont; C. F. Kennedy. nuslalunt.
'l‘hoso' ordorr are sinned by the gun-
ornl munnnor. W. Ill. Chmnlhunlnln and
hv tho superintendents of the district
affected.
OPERATION FOR APPENDIGITISI
fruitcror on tho Willi titreot bridge.
who was taken to the Norwulk Hospi-
tlti loot nook. suffering “with appendici-
tis. was Operated upon Friday. and is
getting along nicely. A large abacus
was removed. Mrs. Donnrberi has
hurt trouble. and at first it was feared
that the could not about the operation.
A little daughter‘wna operated upon
for the some diaeane a year ago. and
rocovoreti nicely. 1-
An an Il‘ccommodnilon. ~“Aro you
going to hung up your stocking on
Chrlltinu We?" asked the boy 11 unclo.
notrontuingly.
"I support: no “ I‘ll-floral tho modern
child. still more anti-outdoor. "run
Mrs. Angola Deliurberi. wife of tho »
ENTERTAINMENTS.
HOYT'S THEATRE.
WEEK OF JANUARY 7th..
Matinee Dally Except Munduy.
by tho Grout BRINDAMOUR.
Prices—~Matlnce, 10 and 20 canto.
Evenings. 10. 20. 30 cents.
Itoselvod South on 111119. at Iont' 11
'l‘he' .itrc. booth Norwalk and chil' 11
drug storo. Norwulk, 5 days in advance
of ouch performance.
ELECTION NOTICE.
The City National Bank, South Nor-
walk. Conn.
'ihr uuunnl mouiiui: of tho sktoe
hoIdtI 1‘11 of this iliiuk for the cloriinn
oi dircttor 1: for tho ensuing your will
bo hold at tho Blinking: House. on 'l‘ueai
dny. .lnuunry ii. 121111. from i to 2
o‘clock p. m. und..to min for on nmrnii-
“Will in Al'lit‘ii" .‘l. of the usaoriuiion.
via: The Ilourd oi“ Iiimctorn :shnil
1011111111 of not lens than suven nor morn
than niro r11urcbo|dcr1t
.IM‘UII ,‘d, i.AY’i‘i)N. (lu'lllii'r.
South Norwnlk, CL, Dec. N. 1900.
till 11’1~2£’1-2il 17
ELEo'rTou.
The First National Bank of South
Nor-walk.
South Norwulk. (‘l.. her. 7. 19011.
The rczuiur 1111111.:11 mortiug of the
stockholders of thin bunk for tho eluo
lion of directors for the ensuing your.
will 1w hold tit tho hnnktnu 11011110 011
'I‘uunihy. the hill day of January noxt,
between the hours of l and 2 p. 111.
CHARLES E. FltltRIS.
:17 l? Cashier.
. luranasr‘uonca.
.._...m..._
The Norwalk Savings Society.
December 10. 1900.
interest at the rate of three. and one.
hult‘ per cent. 1101' 11111111111, for the cur-
rent ulx months. will be credited to do.
poultors January 1. 1901. and paid to
tllt'nl on nnd ultor .lnnuury lilih.
i’er order of 1".)Iwctors,
Eillttllii‘ Ilhili LER.
(121‘. i2t Treasurer.
81st SEMI ANNUAL DIVIDEND
of tho
SOUTH NORWALK SAVINGS BANK,
United Bank Building.
South Norwnlk. Conn.
December 17. 1901).
The Board of Manage-rs have this
day declared it Dividend to depositors,
of interest at the rate of three and
0110-11qu (3%) per cent. per annum for
the six months ending December 31.
1900. payable on and utter January 10.
1901.
interest not drnwu will ho eroditod
to accounts and draw interest from
January l, 1901.
GEORGE F. BEARHE.
dis :lw Treasurer.
We marriage;
to people in any kind of buninws.
Como and see 1111.
[50 Nassau St. New York.
ornc: 729. .129 251
touotovomwowmwmiuom
EYE ACHE and
HEADACHE.
E e strains causes both.
«is rclfc’be only tempo-
no!
Properly
A dd 1: s t e
la sses
remove (ha cause and effect .1 per-
manent curt.
Sails action gunmtfad.
(instillation free.
H. B. HOYT. Optician.
80 Wuhfnghm Strut.
WWIIIOWM
solvéntf “111.11%
District of Namath. 911.. Probate
Court January 2d. Ag. ml 1.
mutate of 'i‘lliy hi..i)eii‘orert. lute of
Norwalk. in cold district deceased.
Thu Court of Prohnte for the District
of Norwldk, 11th limited and allowed
111:1: months truth the «into homo! for
:
their claim
who 11 entrant to 111-91193)“er 1111001111111.
no“ durum 11 Infirmary
Mod dam
Speciai'cw ‘w
TRISTRAM‘ 8t HYAT T,
No. 2 Gazelle Building.
preferred. Rubber profirred baoko Engagement 9' the
4%,. The demand for 13100 11 prove sol. b S . '. ‘ ‘
persistent that the {11031113111 1ore 1111- JE V P 6130 took CO. . ‘ 1 .
30” ednnd “"3 mil" 9 “in” I’M” including Elia (trimaran, James Durkln I ' a ‘ . I“
upwards ”0‘0“, ll 0(‘i00k. Baltimore and n ex 9110]“. com n resenu S p I s I f L d . 1 ‘ 3
& Ohio led the. advance afioi 11 rear.- 3 c EVENINDGBY p as: eCIa a e o a les .
“0% "ti adIIII‘II‘RIm‘“? hire/111:1): 35%,”: ‘ Monday. The Ensign.
“I a “I “I" II on 0 4 9 90 II 3 'l‘uosdny.’f‘he Fatal Card.
were made by Rubber proforrod. Bur- wednogday, Heid'bv the F‘nem . is
lington.R01k islnnd Delaware (1’: Hllti . Thursday. in Sight '01- 8t Pauli-i. ‘ ses’ a n i re n 8
non. Nosthrm Pacific'nlnd gig/noose? Friday. 'I‘ooMuch Johnuon. ,
“0&1 II“ II“ “WWII?“ ° ° 4 II ‘0 Sntui'du . The Great Rundol h M at C. k mm
principal active. ntocks. tery. y p y o a 5, co 6 ”Ci n g
WALL S'runu'r. nonl}-Tlle mull: MATmmms;
morn ll: Ohioh full buck mm the blur Tuesday. A Southern Romance. 1 .
out. the common losing 1% and the Wodnnndny. Loci Antruy. S atu rd a J a n u a r 5t h
preferred 2 but 111-w points of strength Thursday. The Creole. I . .
develom‘d esrleclully 111‘.thi Grange!“ Friday. Lady Audloy‘s Secret. . __ , 1
group Burlington rising on nts rom Saturday, The Ensign.
the lowest Rock island 15% and St. A Vnuduvillo Show in Itself, alone it garments mar 6
PM” 4‘51 There were milled also in worth tho price of admission, hooded
at pricesto close.
A POET WITH VIGOR.
The McMilluns of London publishr-l
a book of poonlu by ’I‘. E. Brown. which
the English critics landed because of
tho “vigor of the pot-1'11 descriptive
style." licro it: :1 little oomph: of it r0-
ierrluu to the smiling of :1. fishing
smack:
So to tho lolly gradual she was hauled
Then one. too tiller took
And rhowod nnd npat upon 111»: band
and bowled,
And one. tho cabins slum“
Forth like :1 moldy but and 1121-"
nods
And smiles. lay on the laviwsrt'o 1111
and rolled
And cursed the harbor run. it'! 11;. 511..
gods.
And. rotten from the gunwnle to the
kool.
lint riddled. biluo hostunk.
Slime olobbercd, horrible. I saw her
rcc
And drug her onzy flank
And sprawl nmong the deft youni:
wnves that. laughed
And 10an had lurnod in many :1 sport
ive wheel
As she thumped onward with
lumbering draft.
We hellcvc thin in 11 poet who could
almost do justice to the Chicano stock-
yurde. ’i‘hc rhythmic swish of tho pi:
utickcr's knife and the thrilling splash
of the hot: in the scalding vat ought to
thrill such :1 hard to the very corn if
his ilnmortni soul. Give us :1 roll
Brown. ~~-Chicngo Times-Hermit.
JACK TAR'S GROWL.
'f ii‘l
iler
A Story Illustrating the Sailor’a Habit
of Grumbllng.
The author of "From Edinburgh to
the Antartic" writing of the sailor's
habit of grumbling. says: "'I‘ho dinners
are nil the nu1110—-tllat In to our. Mon-
duy's dinners are all still '. HHIi what
we burn today w'ejhnll have this day
six months. honce. Jack's forefathor
this dav illi) years ago hnd tho sumo
menu and made tho name uncompli
mentary remarks about the dishes. 11nd
loo years houre on this day Jnrk's chil-
llron will grow] over thoir unit horho
11nd phuuivnu duff." 'I‘ho author also
tells this “rum" to illustrate that
Jack's habit of grumbling can't he
could and must be ondurcd:
Once upon a time there lived 11 skip-
per whom- wife said to him thnt If she
wont to and the poor men would never
find fnult with their food. Ilor hus-
band took hor with him for n voynuo.
and the good woman attended to the
cooking In tho gulloy herself.
The scousr was think with fresh war:
Nobles. the bread wnn white amt with-
out weevils. the moat was good. nail
the duff was utmost half plums. but
nllll the men growled.
Thou tho skippor‘n wife thounht of
tho hens «ho had brought on board to
lily onus for her husband's bronki‘ast.
8110 took them out. of the coop. wrunu
their nooks with hor own fnir builds.
plucked thom ronnird thum and hunt
them to the forncuntie on tho cubin
chino.
“Now the men." one. paid to horheii‘.
”will knnw how much We think of their
comfort."
A! eizht bolls uho stole forwnrd to
tho forocnstin to hatch to tho nrnluo of
her chill on u nook. Ellie. ionitod down
tho hutch nudrftw a big block list
plunge a fork into the hon and 110an
human votcn growl. “i any. Iitll who
dfyro 'thlnk thin 'oru bloody 1,0va died
'rmuko'nn'o IMPORTANT.
“Blowhnrd halt a big opinion of
himself.“
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"Well. he's beginning to imagine he's
TRI STRA M &H YATT
NORWALK, CONN.
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ESTABLISHED SINCE 1868.
H. KRIEGER & 00.
THE LEADING STORE "FOR READY-TO—WEAR GOODS IN
THE TWIN CITIES.
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CLOTHING FOR MEN. YOUTHS AND BOYS.
CLOAKS FOR WOMEN AND GIRLS.
MILLINERY FOR YOUNG AND OLD.
29—3I 29-3l
West West
Wa shington WaShington
Street. Street. '
We pride ourselves upon the fact that our customers are per-
manent ones, and that we have their friendship and confidence, by
continual square dealing and liberal treatment in every way.-
MENS’ SACK SUITS, made of l' ancy Chcviots, .':1 stunning
Scotch effects, coats lune broad shouldem, single and double
i)l‘t‘(i§it‘(i vest“. ,$10 98 and $X2. 98
MENS’ OVERCOATS—Alzulc of Heavy A-Il wool Oxford and
Cambridge (irav l'riezc,1\'cll tailmcd and faultless ill style, $10.98, ;
$12. 98 and $15. 98.
BOYS’ RAGLAN OVERCOATS~Mnde of Heavy All-wool
Oxford iriczc, double stitched. 1:111' edges, culls and' sleeves, and
tit 5c 1 111 no: kcts $4. 98 $6. 98 and $7. 98.
$ REEFERS FOR BOYS—Made in chinchilla cloth, $2.25 to
3- 75
REEFERS FOR BOYS—Made in Kcrscy Cloth, blue and
black large pearl buttons. $3. 98 to $6. 98. .I
CHILDRENS' LONG CLOAKS. ages from 2 to 5 ycnr's. Blue,
$:111. red, brown and green very nicely trimmed, prices fronl$t.50 to
6 98.. '
COME AND LET US FIT YOU OUT. YOU CAN'T' Y At,»
WORD WHEN YOU LEARN OUR LOW PRICES
PRICES AND EASY TERMS.
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new Century, Mar
SPECXRL PRICES:
Prime Roast Beef. 16c. Forequartcr Lamb.
Fine Routing Chickens. 12:1,, 14;, Fresh Ham
the Creditors of said Estate to exhibit.
for contain-ht. Those
millet-1y titrated. Within W11 ithou.
wll All
annoyed by anthem itcndn."--i’uck.
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ESICULETTS
69“ mm
Lego Lamb.
or 111111 lumbar mm to at: that
in In: hill will!
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in our
Norwalk Chronicler