$2.
. I; V F.D.Lyon&Co.
‘Adjmital Samson’s Attorneys Do
Not Wish Testimony Included.
"IIIII REASONS IIIIIIIIIIIII
Claims Put Forward That he has Not
Been Permitted to be Present to
Defend Himself. Thus Doing
him an injustice.
WASHINGTON, November ti—IIIZ. S.
q‘ilctlii..lli‘illlg IIII lIchIIli' oI' Stayton &
Campbell. who were retained by Ad—
mot‘al Sampson to look after the lat—
ter's interest lIct‘oIIII tlIII (.‘IIIII'I III‘ in—
‘. quiry. today soul a lIIIlcr to the court.
‘. protesting against the inclusion in the
. record of cerium stIIIeIuI-uts deemed to
I1, reflect upon Admiral Sampson's I-on-
’ duct at Santiago. l'hII letter is IIdIlI‘IIss—
ad to Admiral liII “III. as prcsidrlil ol'
the court. and Is as follows:
‘i. While i‘ully Ioguizant IIII l IIlIiIllnI
I. by the decision of thc court that Rear
Admiral M. 'I‘. SaIIIIIsou, l'. S. N.. is not
a partI iIIIII.eslIIl and that make will
be given IlIzI IIIlmiIIIl when the man
so (IonsitttIIs him. i lIIIII thI bump to
make tlII lolloniIIu III IIIII Til of behalf or
the aduIiI‘IIi:
2. AI‘gIImI IIIs lIy IIIIIII.~Il Ill’illL‘ IIIIIt
tors of record in the casw and IIIII-IIiviug
wide circulation with tho public. it i:
respectfully
by counsel upon nIIIttI rs regarding ant
Official acts of .\d:nira| SIIIIIpsIIn. which
ht! has not lIeru pIII'uIilIIIIl Io IiIIi‘IInIl.
and which lill‘ court by IIII l'Xlll't‘SH‘lI
titling has excluded from tho III'iIchIcII
in tiltl vase. is IInIiII-IIIIly IIIIpropcI‘.
it is respectfully I'IIIIIIIIst-Id that the
siatrmcnt made by I-oIIIIsIIl for Admiral
Schley. in III'gIInIIInt l't‘rit'l‘iill)’
rlosu III the afternoon sIssion III lhI
affect that Admiral Sampson pIIrmittIIi
the Spani lI (“'lllisii (‘IIlIIII to lie in
sight without attack in lill‘ lIaIlIIII of
Santiago, ("IIlIa. from tho liIuII of“ hi:
arrival IIII .illnf‘ l. litith‘ III about 10:33
ft. m.. of the day. be IIIther stricken
from llII IIIIcorIl in the (’llrt‘. or I-vidI-IIIIII
be infrIuhII-IId by which Admiral Samp-
son may he pIIIInIittIIIl III defend such
' t1 grm'e accusation involving his honor
as a naval 'liiit‘l‘i'.
'I’ it is I'IIIllIII :‘IIIIIII
I
u. eaIII-Istly
quested that IounsIIl ill the iutIIIII
T't‘~
i1
regards tlIII IIil‘IIII IIi
wSIImpson. IIIIII IIIII I.
IIIIIs III Admital
pIIIIIIItlo‘d to III
by the court and IleII h the admiral has
“not been lilIl'lllIi't'tI III III I‘IIIIII
. preventing :I InIIIIii- III iIIIIIstiI II and
the intuIduI- lions III III- I usalious
against the IleIIIiI. 'lI ill the IIIIIIII by in-
direct. hit Ins IleiIh was deemed lIu~
proper in lilt‘ I'IIIIII lI_v IlirI-IIt llll’lll'h
LONDON EO!‘ BREAKING UP.
some points. but me III ports from llIII
busiest ports show little amelioiation
England is non II\pIIIiII III int: tlIII mtlsi
'sovm‘o cold known in warn of this ("'1'
iori of tho your. II‘I'IIIII IlIII I‘I‘IIIIIIIIIy,
British Channel. IlIII llIInIlII l‘ and the
Clyde arrive stories of the dislocation
of. traffic. A number of \IIIssIIls have
been Stranded. lherc hare lIIIIIII minor
"collisions on the Thames and hundreds
01' vessels are i‘og bound. the pilotu reI
(using to asstuno the risk of taking
.them in. Passengers who lcf't London
. at 8 o'clock yesterday evening arrived
.at Calais at R o'clock this morning.
Five hundred \‘aImoutlI fishing boats
hvao been unable to return to port
owing III the I‘nI.
SMALLPOX IN MOOSUP.
MOOSII l’. (‘ouu.. N'ovtInIhI-r .;.. -
Eight now cases of amnllum have
developed here alnce StItuIduy and thc
residents are. greatly arched. All the
Wiutlma are oporutiveu in ii mill in
Dnnieioon. 'l‘hcy are supposed to have
caught tho diseuuc in that town. The
can: are of a mild type thIIII far.
"PORTLANo CEMENT WORKS
BURNed.
. WELI ."l‘ON 0 November I; IITilI'
ma Portland ('I‘lll"lli Worka horo
nlmout vonIIIlIItIIly dosIIIIyIIIl by.
That night 'l‘hr loss will excecd
L... ..
[II It. WRIGHT.
. Elli“ aunt: t‘l'lllill'lll.
5° Nitrat-
III. has she.
I.IIlIIIIIItII.l that urgutucu"
IIIIIl .
Iii ”U I
‘ eiutlt‘ thosI IIIIIIIIII-s exprIIssly ruled out .
there lIv .
illI‘ I
UNION STAMP.
25 $2.50 $3.00 and $3.50.
Sole Agents.
, ioillashingionSt ,Sollonulk
Your Shoes Poltshed
Free of Charge...
THEATRE BURNED lN DETROIT.
Ten Lives Lost in the Destruction of
a Variety Play House.
lltONWUOll. Mich. November Iiw
'i‘en liI‘IIs were lost and four buildings
destrtiycd by liro. which started in the
lI‘. TI. GAY. St. Louis.
THOMAS ()ZANNIC.
ilAllnY RAYMOND.
(‘l..\ltl-‘. HORNE.
Seriously injured:
lI'l-INNHC ”FINDER
ANN”? SCOTT.
l..\l'll.I\ ltlfl-lSlSLl-
“llll.l.\"‘ M‘i.Al'llllLlN.
’l‘lic Klondike was II vaudoville thea~
Ice. and all of IlIII dead and injured
Iwero conIIIII-ted with it as perlormcrs
..\iII~t of them lived at lluI'lIIy. The fire
IstarI-Id on the slag! and in II few min-
utrs llIII (‘lllil‘l‘ structurc was a mass
of flames. The third story was used as
Isleepiug IIIIIII'III-s and the rapid spread
of the fire cut (111' iii!‘ escape of the oc-
cupants.
’l‘lIII IlII-.IirII building was quickly
II-IIIIsIInIII II and iili‘ iIIIIIIIs sprcarl Io IIIII
‘ItlillillL’ struIIIIIIes. ’l‘lII- lrouwood lI‘irI-
lIIpIIItInIIII “a IIIllzIIl to tho hash-1—
illil't‘ of the Harley firIImIIu, and only
by IhII h;III|I st Work was thrI IIqu sIII~
IIIl i‘l'tllll‘ill‘lllg wiped IIIII The losses
:Ijjotwgdfn Slkltltttt
’l‘hc charred II mains of six of tho \it"
liIIIs ilI’l"t‘ iIIIIII recovered.
The Klondike lIlPllil‘t‘ lIIIIuIId (Illt't‘ l- .
.i'IIII. in lIIlII l‘IXT. th'Iu III-yon women
lost ihf‘ll ii\ on
I JUNIOR ENDEAVOR SOCIETY.
\t the la-t IIIcIItIIIII. III the .iuIIIoI'
Endeavor SIII-IIIIII III' the South Nor
Iwrzil‘. (‘IIuizt-IIIIIIIIIIIIIII (‘lIItI'I-h “I lIIII‘I‘IIl
ot‘ lllllt!:l/.I11t‘:~' was packed for slIipIIIIIut
|to SIIIIIII tIIIIIlina. \ call has IIIIIIIII
roIn time reI-cutlv t‘or Izood reading
Imattcr. ;\li.Is Anne I‘ Sanford tho
II-IhaiInI. an III' the ilower IIIIIurIIitIIIII of
lill‘ Senior Society, was pI'csIIIII at the
lllt‘t'illil: IIIIIl ilil\\‘ to each .luuior a
llIIwIIIIiIII: bulb. il‘iilll‘l lilt‘lll how to
cultivatII it. and when the plant had
I'IIIIIIhIIIl IIIIItIIIIiIv may will ilf‘ given
to some of the SillliIills‘ in the pariah.
\lrs. Howard A. 'i‘iily has l‘t‘l‘t‘llih' he.
IIIIIIIII III.soII:ItIIl III the Junior “ori-
IIIIII the III'oIIeII Is pIIIspIIIIiIIa 'llIII
‘uI\I auction will in IIII Monday IIitIII
i
l
I
I Inc Invited to attend
I
‘. SHIRT WAIST MANUFACTORY.
iIIIIIs llt\\\ as th Iugn South .\III
all. \IIIIIlIl soon ilil\t‘ I shut waist i: Ic-
l it
in
Itory. although ”arc is nothing Ileiiuilt
III IIpIIIl IIt IIIIs lil'lit‘ lilaskopi KI
‘l‘ompany IuaIItII‘IIIIluII‘eIs or shirt
III'IIisIs. .IIII thinking iIIv'IoI IlIly III loIat
thus in South Noiu’.alk .‘Ilr lllaskopi’
‘ lhas 'lttll In South Norwalk. and has“
. . I'ONDUN EV)“ ”Imml h 71".“ x“ W. 1I'i'l'I'tti III II 1'er vacant factories. llo
filditflilitllh ”i ”l‘ "in "‘ I‘ “”"I "1‘ "‘ has IprrIIsst’d himself as being ploased
Iwilh South Not-walk. and if uothlur.
IIIIIsIIIIIiIs there will probably bu an-
~i‘ltiil‘ .IIIIIIIIIIwIIIon in this plIIIe soon.
IitIIlIIIIII li.(loldII11.\. llitIiIt‘I'lnttll and
it). lx’. llanks are the ones particularly
int/rested in tiIc IIuItcrpI'ise.
WASHlNGTON CAMP ROLL CALL.
.\ reI:IIlIII 1.]tt‘illlL. ot \k'IIIIIIIugIoII
fl WILD TIMF. TN NEW YORK
lcllls TC. llowurd. pIII'olee‘toI of tho
lluviland Hotel. III-turned today from
New York, “'ill‘l'l' he has lwt‘n uiuctt
Monday. He says that there “an II
wild “Inc in that .I-lty lust night.
BARBERS’ UNION MEETING.
'l‘hc llnIlIIIr' H lluton lIIIIIl II IIIIIIIIhIIt
IfIst night in tho lIIIrlIoI' nhop of (lIIIItIIv
‘i‘ltzm. Nothlnz but l'mlfint‘ iIuIIineIIII
wna tinniutctcd
ROLAND A, SWAN SENTENCED.
(YAMlillllittll‘. MIIIIII, Novr-mbcr IIII
Roland A. Swan. forinurly unulamnt'
IIIwn clerk of Arlington, was Montene-
MI by Judge Lawton, iu the MlIlIllIII
nex Superior Cour today to Iiorvu II
- term of not loan than eight. nor mart-I
than ten ,‘lflfll'fl in atato prison for mu-
IIIIzzlcment horn tlIII town of Arlington.
Swan previously had pleaded guilty
to 215 counts against him. and counsel
for the town acquiesced in the 11‘
quest of the priuonars counsel for II
diminution of sentence.
W
lNDlANAPOLlB FLORIBT'S A0
SOClATl ON..
lNltlANAPOi 18 lnd, Novemhur Il-—-
'l‘lIII li‘lorflnt a Anaoelutlon of imitation-
oils in holding the largelt «how of its
hlhtory this week. Before it ends 019'
have the carnation adopted as the na-
tional flown
in the country will be asked to (It) on
orute.
Association will launch an effort to’
All stuto “lactation! neventhievol.
We are loading Illl OllIIII Exnort-
ing Nations.
STATEMENT 0T STATISTICS
The Monthly Domestic Shipments Av~
erage $1...024600000. Quite an In-
crease over the Figures of
Great Britain and Germany
The limited Stains continues at iii!"
head of the lit-It of tho world's r-xport—
ing nations The (Nonlmu'atiIc ilguica
pII'epaIcIl cacti month by the treasury
‘iitllf‘all of ntathttinn. exhibitiu" the im-
ports and oxports of each of the prin
cipal countries of tho world. and III”
average per month during a given pcr.
iod. show that tho IlonIesI chports
from the liuited Staten urII IIeII
than those from any other country.
and that the monthly average during
the your 1001 han been higher than
Klondike ’l‘lIIIutrc. at linrlIIy, \‘\'is., to~ that of um. other country.
day. 'laIIIlcaIl: lI‘oI' tho nine months ending with
(I. \‘V. (3],II;\IA|,DII;N. September our exports of domestic
H 1’ (I1 ”upon“ pioducts weIe. 31.021000181. uguinat
.' ‘ I ' ‘ 011118.845 .708 fqu the united kingdom.
VI ”(WAS Llrlt'llAllth. the next largest IIproIIth of dquestlI
GEORGE “ENERT- lil'.‘.(l(ill(ifl in the I~IImII peIiod While II
Ti- “EMORY- comparison during the some period
'l'lMO'l‘llY ltl'AN. . with Germany. lI‘IIIIIIe. llusrtlu NeiheI
lands and India \thle follow in the
or'dI-I named in the magnitude of their
exports is lnIpr IIII tlIublc lwcntlso their
iiscal vearu are not cotermluous with
that of the United Stator; the totals
of their expoits IlIIII' mg the latest mull-
IIlIlII yours show not only that the tint
led States is clearly in the loud as an
exporter. but that. tho urowlh in her
eypmts has boon mote rapid than that
of any other izIIenl exporting nation.
in the IalIIIIdur veal 1000 I‘m whiIh
IlIII stIItlI-ItlIs of most evoortlng coun-
lriI-s are now availuhlc. the flaures for
the United States were $1.4I’Ili.01.'i,tiI'I‘.l
of exports of dInuestic products.
against $407 203.737 in 187:3. :III in-
ercase of neariv 200 per cent. during
that period. while those of (‘IernIaIIy
\\’t‘l‘l‘ III ‘3000 Sliifitlllllbtill. and in
1347?» 0007000000. nu iucrIIusII of 73 per
cent. and ”mac of tho liuited King-
dom in IIIIIII, manta-tattoo. and in 187.3
$I.IIII7.III7.IIIIII IIII illt'l't‘llhl' oi‘ :lililllf I10
llt‘l' cool.
The vI-rv lalcsi available data for
IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII; the coIIIIncrI-II of the l‘ni-
iIIIl States \vItlI that of other IIoIIntt‘lIIs.
IlIowevtIt‘. are furnished in II statcmont
just prepared by the treasury hurout)
of statistics which shows the moIIIhly
exports of domex‘ic IIItII'IIbauIlIsII from
each of tho principal countries of the
world during that IIIIIIiod of its fiscal
vcur for which stutiincs are available
This shows that the monthly average
l't)!‘ lilo l'IIItIIIl Stair-I: Ik’ uI‘IIIIlIII' than
that of any other country and that
the iitzurI-s of IIIIII show in the IIasII of
tho l'ultcd StIItIu II nItItI-rial iucreusc
ovIIr those of 1900 \thIII thosc or IhII
l'ItIiIIId Kin-Idom and German) show a
decrease.
The avoragII monthly IproIItIIiions of
domostic Incrchandise from the l'uited
States in the nine months ending with
September, 1001. was 3113.035020
I'Igainat $112.52u-IIII in the correspond-
ing months of last your. an increase
of about one and a hull millions pIII'
mouth. whilII those of the l’nitcd Kine.
than new in tho :41)!th months of 1001
”Emu“ 1” ”1 “"l' "‘ “ "(I‘l”"“ “‘ IIIIIIIII. III t IIIIIlIII k III who u all how 1011.3.30'Ioar, H'zllillh'l $118 ill. 31:11 in the
land LIirls IIIIdII itilllft‘t’ll vents IIt I’lt’t' .
limo showing II do
live millionk out
some months of
I l 10150 «It Map t
iIIIIIIIth. and those of Germany were
”07.831333 per month for thc six
'IIIIIntlII: ending With June, 1001. against
SNMI‘JIISRI‘I for tho corresponding
months oi the [III-ceding v‘caI ahowmg
Ill dc: re asc of a little lII ss than one mil
lion dollars per month.
The table “lIlIh follow: shows ti .I
.II II rIIII monthly II\pIIII.I Itiou o! louIII‘I
i' IIIIIII- handi. I- from (in twenty prin
IIipIIl cvporting couIItIit-s ot‘ thII I III ld
“In sth potlious of ill" its cal _\II II as
IIlII hiiiiiiiiltts" IIIII .‘l\.‘lii:‘.iitIf and com
loan 3 th- monthly figures of 11101 with
”pro .II 1000
.\‘.'III.’IL'II
Monthly
II‘.vnorls lI‘rqu
l'I nited States. $11" ..‘I‘
"' I I'l Kingdom
(I Input.
i‘HlIl T'Ttii
\‘ . .s:II 1m
“4‘ )llt.:1 "z
. , T"i‘llll(‘t‘. I'.Il.~l~l7.000
(‘IIIIIp Is to IH‘ he'd on Thursday nIuhl Netherlands. (”INK ”II-,3 50.233343»
A roll-cull in to be tho most important ludiu. 20.381142 31‘2”.“34
part of all, and every membcr is rc- Ans-Hungary. 31573.0” ””39“”.1
ucsted to ho prescnt and respond. The ”0mm“ ' “Ii-“mg; 31994335,
state olllcoI-s pro to he presout and a l'luaaia. Hum” 222.008.0300 20,030,200
collation Is to follow. A full uttcu mm. 31134529 Ii‘q41f‘1h
”MW l“ I'I‘IIIII'EINT .IIIIIIIIIIIIIII. 15.134280 .72.'I. 70:1
"" WM" lirazil. No data I. 1031.840
MR- BU’CK' 5 P'CTURE- sII-IIzIII-IIIIIII. 13.081.104 l'l. 2'7.IIIII
.\ photogIaplI of It ollu llluek appears (‘unadtL 11,550,410 11,752,025
in the ilIIIIII‘bII s JIIIIIIIIII. published at Spain. nylon-w pinup“
( ‘IllIIIII land. I). IlIia month. A group of (thinu. 11.703007. 0.554.055
the IIIIlIIgIItIIs II ho attended the «on Japan. 7.430.732 0.300.801
veuliou III Sarina“. Mitil.. also up Mexico. 3.002.273 0.270.404
pearu. M I‘. Black can ill‘ Iliatlnguiz‘shed lI‘IIzypt. If. 813.841! 0.009.850
from among them. Chile. 4001,0711 5.100.104
SWORD FOR MAJOR GEN. POWELL.
LONDON. Novcmber IlII- Presidium III
the preaeutatlmi today of a aword of
honor. IIIIIII from AIIIIII‘IIIIII. to Major.
General "filll‘lbpflWt'", tht! dclendor of
Muieklng, Mr. Chamberlain. the Col-
onial IIIIIIIIIIIaIIy, said now that the tour:
struzglv in south Al‘rlcn la approach
but its lt‘i‘llliflfllillll. neithIIr the coun-
try nor llIII governmcnt had any right.
or wlnh to mIIkII any nettlomeut which
would mukI- futile tho surrlflcou whirh
hnn been made.
EXPLOSION CAUSES FIRE.
WAIJIINGTI‘ORD. Novumbor 0w~F1rII
canard by tho oxpluulnn of a gasoline
atovo this morning. totally deutroyr-d
II house owned lIv (loorge 8 Wright
and occupied hv l. J Smith. Lona
$2.000. The house wan InIIIII'IIIl for SI.-
000.
... .... ......—
BURGLARB SECURED 012.000.
iii ACK ROCK. Ark. November lin—
burglars blew the. bank vault how
today and uncured ‘2 000 in cash and
10000 worth of pearl: belonging to W
III. mm. The rohhera escaped before
1110 cltlnonn. arouaed by tho I-xploalon.
not out 01‘ than human.
MIKAOO MINI AFIRI.
31118810101011. Mich, November 6»
The Mikado mine in titre in the
Two men were at work
below this level and an imprtaonod by
ithe flames with no means of escape
Everything (01- Women’ II Outer GB!“
manta made to order utter latest tub
Ion.
Inspect our materials—wow fashion
plates.
Fur collarettos and lions.
For customers only, we will make
lIIItton holes on our new buttonhole
IiIuJIine.
M Krasovitz & S Fox,
LADIES' TAILORS.
Comer North Main and Ann Streets,
South Norwalk.
CORBINI~PATTEN.
-.-...
Adjutant General of the Army Married
at Noon Today.
\‘l'ASlIliNG'l‘ON. Novcmbcr Ii-~-—Mujor
(lenerul Henry L1. Corbin. udjutaut gen-
eral ol‘ the army. and Miss Edith Ag-
nes l’IIItI-In. wcre married at noon to-
day, at the Patron rcsidenec. in this
city. (‘ardinal Gibbons pcri’ormed the
I-erIIIuotIy in the pI-envuce of a notable
assemblage of dialinguished gursts.
The bride was given away by Senator
John P. Jones. of Nevada. a long time
i'li“lltl of thc Patten family. It was a
military wvdding, the in“ 'IIgIIoom. his
best man. (‘olonel George ll. Dyer. and
all other army and navy ofllccrs pres—
ent being in full dI'eIII-I uniform.
General and Mrs. Corbin left this III‘I
if‘l‘llUtHl for i\ew York. where tomor—
I'IIw they will attend the wedding of
Colonel llycr and Mists (‘Iraco (iIII‘tIoe
Scott.
Following is a partial list of the not-
ililil‘ guests at the wedding: The pros-
idcnt and Mrs. Rooarvelt. Mir-III Roone-
vIlI. Secretary lago .Sccrctary and
Mrs. iloot. Secretary and Mrs. Hitch-
cock. the l’osttnastIIr (lencral and Mru.
(‘hurlcs Emory Smith. Justice and Mrs.
tlrIIy. .lIIstlI-c and Mrs. Harlan. Justice
and Mrs. hit-Kenna. JuntlctI and Mrs.
White. Ambassador (‘hoale. Lord
l‘uunccfotc. the ambassador of Grant
Britain, the Spanish minister. lluke
D'Arcos, the liucheas li'AI-cos. the Jup-
IIuc-so minister. Mr. 'l‘ukahira. Mrs.
'l'akuhiI-II. (‘ouut Quadt. of the German
embassy. Senator llawley and Mrs.
Hawlt‘y. Rear Admiral and Mrs. Schlcy.
llrnr Admiral and Mrs. Ramsay. lion.
Whitelnw Reid and Mrs. Reid. Many
others prominent in public life and in
lill‘ army \vI'I'e also present.
Socrrtary Hay and Mrs. Hay and Sec—
I-IItIIry Long and Mrs. Long and Admin.
at and Mrs. ll III. y. 1.:- ing in mourning.
"(iliifi not IIIIprt tiIII invitation. and
SIII-IIIIIII‘y Wilson and Lieutenant lieu-
t‘l‘lli Miles an aim. III from Washing-
‘IIII on IIfiiIIiaI-IIIIIIilIrIss
WOMAN ARRESTED FOR ROBBERY
Thought to be interesting in the Big
Exprqss Loss.
5T. l.(il VIH. NOVt‘llllII‘l'
III I\ woman
uivIng Iltl‘ lllilllt' as "Mrs. Mono." and
claiming Vicksburg. Miss. as hcr lfhmt:
was III'I‘IIsteIi hcrc today. on the belief
that who was connected with the (treat
Nortluru EprIIss IIIIIIsII'y. of July
last. near Wagner. MouI.
She had in lIIII‘ possession It valfsc
containing lIIItnIIen 0.0.000 and $50,000
in bank notes of lilt‘ National Bank of”
l-lclrna. The police lwln‘ve that the
money is part of tho proceeds of the ex-
pross robbery. The woman was taken
to t‘hlct‘ oi‘ Octcoctiv-Is llcsmond's ot-I
III II wl.IeII it is statcd. she I-IoqusSIu'
sin had foigcd Tilt Signutlnea oi‘ Omt't‘lh
of the Roleua National llunk to notes.
Last night OmI'H‘i‘ IIIIIstIIi II man giv-
ing the name of John Arnold. on the
charge or bring implicated in the ex-
press hold up. Arnold arrlvcd here last
Friday in company with Mrs. Row.
’l‘hc woman at first IlIIIIIIi all know»
Iedgc oi the (lreut Norlhcrn robbery.
but after bring told of Arnold's I'll‘l'(‘.\f..
the drchtivrIs assert shv broke down
and panic II confession
MAYOR ELECT LOW TALKS.
.\T3\\ \(lllk. NIIIII‘IIITIIII lI~~ hIIlII
Low ‘lt‘iOi'illHIi candidate for may
III. “Hill" :I stulctucnt today. in which
i: . says. in has not given any thought
III. II. whom ill‘ will appoint polico con
:ulssloner. .-\s to lieputy (‘ommis
sinner llcvcry he has nothing to nd.l to
what he said on the stump lie rays
furthermore he will make all uppiout-
meals with all possible care and will
expect ouch coInnIlasiI‘Inor to consult
with him as to his deputlou. Every
(‘onIIuisIIIlmIIII‘ will he held responaihlo
for the administrutlml of his own at»
partmout.
Muyor-clIIct Low wan the rucipir‘ut.
ot‘ scorcs of coIIngItIIlIItoI-y message.
The following dispatch was recclved
from l’rosideut Roosevelt: “T (‘Oillli'flill-
late the city, own more than I do you.
upon the overwhelming triumph of tho
fort-cs oi IlIIcIIIIIy."
iIIII
DAMAGES AGAINST RAILROAD CO.
Bl’iithiFlEM'l, Midi-51%.. November Ii
I~I-Tilt' jury in the raw of (.l. ll. McCrco
I'y against tho Now York. Now Haven
0 Hartford Railroad Company return-
ed II verdlt‘t for the plaintiff this morn~
lug. awarding lIlIn $7.000 (1011101108-
hlct‘roory brought suit for $25,000 for
the loss of his left. hand in an accident
in t-lloningtou Junction. (3min.
Wampflwm ._._..
VARIETY THEATRE BURNED.
l‘llc'l‘ltOl'l‘. MielI.. November tl—«A
Inouuago to tho NIIwa from lloauonII-r.
Mich. Iiuya n variety thontre ut. Hur-
ley wan lIuruIIIt that night. and “in".
women lIIII'lIIhoIl. Several more. urn
Iuiualmr.
...—......“
STANDARD OIL DIVIDEND.
NEW YORK, NochnlIer Ii--'l‘iIII
Standard Oil Company. of New Jorncy.
lulu declared a dividend of 88 per ahare
making :48 per IIlIIIrII for lilt.‘ calendar
you.
”-.....“ ......»m... . ,
CELESTIAL COURAGE.
'l‘hp. ChinIImun.I~IIIInnIkIII1 no on
ontallat in one. o! the Innokoat. mod.
rnltoflaclng peraonn in the world
Oh i don't know. InmchIId the pin.
or who is always in doubt. The
(ihlnnmun in the’ duly III-Irma t know of
in thin hot wenthrr who ian' t afraid to
go out in public in his pninmm.”
M
A BAD DIICEPANOY.
Boon luckleu than will mourn his
plight
And tow: oppreuionu rue
And wish that link would freely bite
As the mosquitoes do.
NO
7Th“ Leading Ery Gods Stre
T ristramé’dl'lyatt
2 GAZETTE BUILDING.
buy.
FINE runs.
Our entire new line of Furs is now open and ready for your inspection.
People as a rule who
buy Furs are not experts in that line. therefore are obliged to depend upon the peopleof whom they
We could buy low grades of Furs and sell them at a profit if we wished, and do very well for
one season. The next season people would probably buy their Furs elsewhere.
The skins used in
our garments are the best that money could buy and the garments made from them will give satisfac-
tion. We invite everyone to make a critical examination of these garments.
elegant in design and made up in the very best possible manner.
in Neck Scarfs, Collarcttcs. Mutts and Jackets.
They are perfect in fit,
Our line contains all the new things
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Mr. Asher, of the firm of Lichburger & Asher. who have made all our Furs for the past eight
years. and who are second to none in the For business. will be at our store all day on FRIDAY, NO-
VEMBER 8th. and in addition to our own very complete line will have his entire sample line on exhi-
bition for that day. He will also give any information regarding alterations or repairs tht may be
desired. Everyone is invited to look this line over. and if not prepared to buy, can make their selec-
tion. and we will hold them. subject to their order. as long as desired.
Tristram & Hyatt,
Norwalk, Ct.
CARNEGIE. DECLINEU A BARONET-
r‘v
l.()Nlll IN, NovemlIIIr ll .. 'l‘lIII
change ’l‘IIlIIgraph (‘ompztny today says
that .\IIIII'II\\‘ (‘arnegio to
leaving Scotland {or the liuited State-
was olTIII'I-d and dcclinod a lIIIronetcy.
SPECIAL
‘CITY MEETING.
Mayor's ()lllcc. South Norwulli. ('IIIIII
'l'o Joseph ll. 'l‘aylor IIlIIrk of ill" (‘ity
of South Norwalk.
1 Sir' liy authority vested in me as
IhlIIon', and by rrqurst of lilt‘ (‘ouucll
of said city. l lIIIrIIlIy direct you to g’lIIII
noticc III the ltIgal voters of this city
that a ~pecial city mIoting will he held
Iln the Council IIlIamlIIII‘. on liavilund
short. on Monday. the lllh inst. at 8
o'clock. p. In.. to appropriate not to
Ixeced “1.300110 for the pavim: of East
Washington strcrt. and for ro-luyiug
or rrpalring the sew-Ir in said strcct:
also to rousidor thI- advisability of an-
thorizing thr Water (YoIIImissioners of
this city to expend not to excccd the
sum of $1ltl.tttltl.tltl for tho pIIrI-haso of
land. right of way for DIW‘ line. waivIr
rights and privilrges. and for purchas-
ing and laying pipr from North Wil-
ton to tho city's large pond. all in thtI
town of Wilton. for the building of a
dam in connection with said work. and.
ii‘ dIIenIIId advisable. to authorize said
t‘otumissioners so to do. and to borrow
so much of said sum as may be port‘s-
nary thcrIIfoI‘.
1le-
prcv ious
South Norwalk. Nil‘x'i‘lililt‘l‘ 5. 1001.
ItiOlt‘l'lhllIlll M. lJCiIl. Mayor.
The above and foregoing is a truc
copy or the original warrant.
Allost:
JOSEPH R. TAYLOR.
nil-9 (‘lty Clerk.
III
II
Overcoat.
It's rather essential, you
know, to be warmly garb-
ed and nicely, too.
Well. they're here. with
warmth, and style. and rea~
sonablc prices :
Mcltons, at $8.75.
Oxford Greys, at $6.75.
Covert Cloths, at $5.00.
Children’s Reefers, with
a sailor collar, brass but-
tons, for the youngster
from three to eight yours
of age. $1.00.
Fine Black Wortsed
Suits. for men. at $9.00.
Caps for childrenusatln
lined. usually 5°C., just now
25c.
D. GOTLIEBQ
Ii North Main Street.
KRIII; ......R
G
29=3l West Washington St, So. Norwalk.
We clothe the Man and the B011. the W0-
man and the Girl in the height of fashion at
the minimum oi cost.
I.
Ours is a powerful organization and d0-
ing business on a popular pain.
When uou
realize the tremendous purchasing power we ,.
possess in supplying our chain of five great
stores, you begin to
comprehend who we
are able to meet and conquer competition
with its own weapons.
But we take a step in advance of all
other concerns.
We not . onlu challenge
competition in slate and qualiiu of goods at
rock. bottom prices.
but when uou have
iullu satisfied uourseli on these points. we
saw. select your stuff. have it charged. and
pan the small sum oi one dollar a week
until paid. You wear the goods while pau-
ing for them.
H. KRIEGER & CO.
I
iii are. in a Position
personal) to in: soul by auction.
Au IIIItIIiuIIoer has been om
played by In: and propur alum land llouaehold Goods
lion warranted to all work pluc-
M In the hands of this agency.
Jacob ti. Laulon.
Railroad Place. 50. Norwalk.
Lasso} by Fire;
When it. can ho done at no small It.
must. why not protect yournolf? For
32.10 you can insure Your Furniture
in a Dwelling
House for throa yearn against loan or
Damage by Fire or Lightning. to the
amount of 8350. and in that proportion
tor a lunar sum.
Ta ylordx Golden
south Nam-1k. ‘
. ......“
Norwalk Chronicler