I
I
$2.
F. D. Lyons: Co.
ring at ~ III.
UNION STAMP.
25 $2.50 $3.00 and $3.50.
Sole Agents.
90iiuhingtonSt.,So.tiorvalk
Your Shoes Polished
Free of Cbargc.........
I IIIIIIIIII In
locum iII Earnings ‘on Can-
. anildatod last Quarter.
Deep Interest and Satisfaction
by the Stockholdcrs of the
Company.
My» -~._._._
ho roport III' the Now York, New
flavotiwuud ilartt‘ord Railroad (Your
y for the quarter ending September
0 901. shown gross earnings of $ll
297. iii). an int rcuw of 7" I .‘I'Jo 77 a»
mpar'ed with theIoIIcspIIndetr IIIIIII
an of won.
The operating expenses rwrc 77.100
444. 23; an lutrcasxc of $500. 4. ‘ii ii. Inc
not emaiugn from operation were S4.-
01086310; an intrerrac of $2l‘Il. 3'39 75.
{boomer from IIIheI sourtts than opoIII—
on increased .44 775. "9. interest lt'llt-
a! Chargcs and lilth incrcuscd $23;
617. 02.
The not intome from all source-I t"or
the qun'Ith ending September 30 root
Wits S‘JI‘HI‘l liiii. .’Il. an increase of 7' .
519 as compared with the some IIIIIII
r of 19m.
At the regular monthly meeting of
the direc'tors held in the (hand (‘en
a} station in New iork Saturdar the
£0170“!ng officers uere elct tcd‘for' the
ensuing yac
. [fresltlont lohn ill. llnll; vite- -‘\pltsi
dent of tho board William I). Bishop:
treasurer. W L Squire; secretary.
liliam 1). Bishop .lI
urer AugustrIsS Mav
The following ofiiters were elected
by the (“timetltlls oi the New York New
road, John M Hall pII‘siIlent1l~‘.l)
obbluu. vac-president; \\ Perkins
“hast“ or.
, assistant trons-
.NEW CHINESE GOVERNOR.
Chan Yen Tung Succeeds Vuan Shi
‘ Sol.
WASHINGTON. Novemhtr ll it is
understood here that than You Tuna
his Men appointed to erII ccd Yuan Shi
Kill as gover‘nor of .lllt‘ (‘ hincsc pror-
Wot Shun ’i‘un. Not much is known
roof Chan's nublit‘ lilo. saw that be
his Civil service man. and not II sol
lie ic understood to have been
,ly recently appointed director of
°r Wu had II long: talk with
uretury llay. iodny. respecting the
(millions in China. resulting from in
ring Chang's Ilcnih. The minister has
tvyet been advised officially of the
buried purpose of his gmcrnmcnt to
relieve him at Washington. He has
fill; no overtures from any r'csponsibit
flucatlonal institution in America
king to his lqumiug a membcr of
eifacurty.
'The Iultcd Slilll‘H so far
Wmtttee of bunkers at Shanghai. who
tire to not an the collectors and tllutrilr
”born of tho intreuationrrl indemnity
314ml of 450. 000 000 fuels with interest.
3!! dolor in the t (50 of this gown»
mat is caused bx Inc Irlmencc of any
nerlcan bank in t‘ hinn iancss Am-
gm finanricrs can bccomc interest-
a this IIIIbicI-t to the cxtcnt of open-
a,bank in the Orient. the United
' ea probably will be obliged to name
rltiah fiscal agent.
A threat to trade is s rid to bc involv~
tin truth a selection. in view of the
I lions. party to the protocol. are like«
4 u h: an enormous and unusual now
a.
3170 bands of our foreign concern.
.. . ..,......_........ m
”a SHlNG l‘()\' N"tncrnber ii
I Staten Suprcrnc court today an
I“: I the habrua cIIIpuscusc of Capt
nocembct ncxt
“I I... I...” “-1-—
IQTER MESSENGER DEAD.
- Tim. Minna, November ii
113be naraiymia ilc
ye your: old.
has not 5
ed its appoiutcc on I'cpor't on thel
«t that at lcuat ihruc other of the
make Ihc same choice. thereby
of regulation the rates of exchange.
H“ CARTER TO BE TRIED AGAlN
'l‘hc
tor on tho docket and annuuno
(”if Would be ncard on the sec»
lawfn. cltv mommnrcr of
for thirty ulnc ycurs. ("Hi
was
VESSELS HAVE MUCH TROUBLE
Five Were Obliged to Put into Glou-
cester Became of Gale.
lilIOlC ‘S'I‘li‘lt. Mass.. November ll
m-lr‘ive vcaucis met with more or less
serious troublc in last night's gale. off
I this port but as far no can be lcar'ned
no iivcr. were lost
’thI coasting. srliriolf‘ci (inward. light.
from Full ltivcr. for St. John N. B..
run ashore curly yesterday morning. on
Boon island. but. iioatctl and alto-r ll
despairing tank lhc captain and crew
tworkcd the vessel.
The. Pavilion iletrrh and a tug bench—
cIl here. ich' hold is half full of water.
The St'litlfmt'l' Gladiator. (‘aptuin
Sherra, which left. how for the Quer‘o
Banks. on It flshim.y trip. returned to-
day. having lost all of her dorios anti
with both booms broken. Hcr captain
says that our son carried the duties ov-
er tho masthead.
'l‘be schoonur S. it. Willard. of this
port, run ashore in the harbor. brrt was
”outed.
I An unknown sr-hooncr' was Icccu off
Eastern Point in on unmanageable con-
dition with her forcmaat broken abort
off at the deck. It is not known bore
whet-c she was from. or what has her
come of her.
An unknown schooner wcnt ashore
‘ near the breakwater. but she was float-
ind later
i DANISH VVEST INDIES.
t ~—
{Doubtful if Treaty of Concession is
i Completed by the Time Con
i press Meets.
i‘ \VASilth‘I’I‘ON. November llwlt is
doubtful nuu. whether" the projct-tcd
lir'eat) of ('E'hslfill of the Danish West in-
idies to me l'uitctl States will be com-
ipltted in time to submit to,(‘ougr'css.
when it I'eIIsr-rmhles next month The
jtlt’l ay IIppc-Irr's to lune aris'tu through
i the last Ibnngc in the ministry at (‘ op-
eulragcn. the State DcpaItmcnt pIaIti-
Iullv having rear bcti an ugr- cmcut with
IiiIe Danish government on tho trcatv.
in fart. on questions of large pl‘intiplc
had been adjusted when the entry irr-
III power of a new ministry. not well
lll‘x'pOSi'tl toward the treaty. made it
ticocssarv to bcgin the work all Iovcr
again. While the negotiations are pro-
ceeding they have not I'cachrd II point
yet where it can be prodicted certainly
that a treaty will result. The issue.\
; do not touch the price to be paid so
much as to the conditions as to the fu-
ture of the citizens of the Danish Wurst
indies. sought to be imposed by Den-
mark. 'l‘b-: l‘nitcd States desires II sim-
plI treaty. and one that will leave it at
Ilt‘l‘ft‘i'l liberty to deal with the islands
in the future. without any l'o-I'li’lt’littlls
I imposed by treaty.
BOY CAUSED SERIOUS FIRE.
liililllll'll’t)R'l'. November ll—~
ir‘r'ank (lullaghcr. eialrt years old. today
corriccscd to Stutc Fire Marshal Rus-
‘iur: and the police that he otnrtcd the
‘blazc that destroyed the plan! of tho
Berkshire Fertilizer Company yester~
day. He said he started It bonfire
‘\\'hlt'h the high wind swcnt beyond his
control. He then attempted to ring in
ii fire alarm. HI: was remanded in the
custody of his father and probably
will not be :Iroaocrrtetl
FOUR CHlNESE ARRESTED.
NEW \OltK. Ntir't'rirbcr ii—v—lr‘our
Chinese were arr'csied in .lcr'ucy city
today on complaint of a chinese isncct-
or of iIIIIIIlIII'IItion. who alleges that
lhcy were brourzut into this country
in violation of the. (‘hlncso cxcluaion
act. it in IIilt-cI-d that the prisoners
were rowcd across the Niagara from
Canada bv II man who was under con-
that to or I'liver thorn in New York for
1750 a hood.
IIDDITNINILHLOC‘l.NETVS
it was ilibic fury. at the South Nor-
wulk llrrptlnt Church. yesterday. and
last cwulnn a Sunday school concert
was held instcarl of the regular evening
service. The. churcir was handsomely
dccoraicd for the occasion. with aut-
umn leaves. berries and othcr producta
of the forest and fields. The concert
couslsicti of recitationn and songs by
the acholara. it was in charge of Sup-
erintendent E. R. Bennett.
Thorn will bu It Brrudnv school Ito-
clai tonluhl at the South Nor-walk Bap-
tist Church. A fine entertainment hart
been prepared and refrelhmenutwill
be III-watt. superintendent a. R. Ben-
nett has charge of the program. and
bit-I. H. C. Sharer is chairman of the
refreshment committee.
Contractor and Mm. William ll. Mc.
Matron. returned but 1mm from their
honeymoon trip and comprehend hoop-
, residence in flood ttmt.
Thomas l Raymond. .preI-ltlant If
the Minna: Manutncturiny Company.
is «tannin: II mutation of the board
of directors at murmur today. The
company is nonporous and is mailed
with onion.
Butler Loam will trimaran the hurt
demo tomorrow night and will contra
‘ it on two candidate. Wetland» minnow
‘f'b trill be (loom Wilma
inc nouns in their newly fur-nicked
» the “rheumatic: plant of the Planet.
mow-mound“
M mwmnurmnm ,
7097!? m ALL STREET.
market waa active and strong at the
opening and there were translate of
blocks of 1.000 to 4,000 shares of many
leading ntotka. Metropolitan Slit-ic-
Railway was lifted ill. on tho purcliusu
of 1.500 sharua and 4 000 shares of
United Status Stcoi sold at 44% lo 44%
cmnpurud with 437., on Saturday. At
ohiuon Preferred root: nearly a point
on the sale of 1,000 shares and Pacific
Mall was rrp 11.5.. The dealings were
woll distributed and only one. or two
stocks failed to snare in tho advance.
WALL STREET, ii a. m.»—~'l‘hcrc
was an absence of pay Iiccitlcd tondcrr
cy to the. early Iltaulingu, strength and
w'eukncss alternating in different cec—
tioua of an activo mar'kct. in atrncr'ui
tho uromincut atocka Werc inclined to
yield on realizations and pressure
against Arnulguuratcd. Ineliopoiitau
Street Railway loaf lt-‘I opcuiu’. IisI
and Amalgamated foil below till, i9 ise
where there was contiden' buyiurt
which advanced Amoricnu (in 'I I -ri-
can Locomotivo anti Wisconain (1011»
tral issues and l'rI-I-Ised Stool, Cur l’r'o
for'rcd. Chicago ’i‘crminal i’rcfcrreri
llepublic Steel Prcfcrrcd. Rubber Prc.
fcr'r'ctl. ’l‘cnncsucc (foul. (icnorai [Cleo
tric, Virgluru‘lfaroliuu Chemical Din-
Iilling Pr'ci‘crr'cti. llrooklyn Union Gus.
ltork inland. Hocking \‘Iriim ("iIiIIIito
at it usicru llliuois Alcbi. on PI "cIcIrod
tit Louis I0 San llh‘llllllldlft (.ququu
and First I’I'ofcrrctl and Manhattan
from i to 4 polnta. Auralaquutcd and
Metropolitan Street Railway lllii'l‘ I'Iri
licd II "mini and United States Stool
i'I'cfcr'rcIi roan hourly ll point.
WALL STREET. nooumt'luius were
in some cases materially extended by
stocks which had risen in tho first hour.
and in addition there were improve-
ments of from i to 3 points in the Road-
hum. Erica. i'niou i’acflc Preferred. thc
Denver it ltio Grunrlo stocks. (,‘hlt'uizo
dz Alton. Hocking Valley Preferred. St.
Louis Southwestern Preferred. Chicano.
Great. Wootern Debentures. Sugar, Glu—
cose Preferred and Steel Preferred.
There were not many changes in the
bangers. but the .Atchiaons I were
bought heavily. lining the common
above 85. Amalgamated. which had
sold at iii»?R became buoyant towards
noon and touched Sill/l. Ronda were
strong.
WALL STREE’I'. l p ln.-~~'l‘be bulls
bid up the Pacific»; and St. Paul well
above Saturday's chute. the risc from
tho Iowcnt reaching about a point in
St. Paul and l'niou Pacific. This did
not check thc tendency to realize clue-
whcrc. which cost It fraction in quota-
Home Izcucrally. Northwest gained 1
and the preferred :1. and Pulmnn ad
vanced lug, Rutlaud Preferred lost. 0%
our! (‘oiorado Fuel 1%. Buliirnorc &
Ohio rose lb; and steadied the market.
WALL S'l‘llEE’l‘. ‘2 p. m.«Sugar war
taken in hand and lifted 2% to Wild.
'l‘eunesssoc ("oat gained 2% and (‘olorado
Fuel 4/3. These movcmentn were with-
out strengthening cffcr-t on the annual
market. which was somcwhat carry. in
ion Pacific l’rcfcrrcd was taken in lur'gc
blocks and advanced 3V4.
rooav‘s QUOTATlflNB.
Reported over private mm or Ill. A
Bohme. commisslb broker. Swarm a
Corbctt'a block. 80 th Norwalk:
Open High Low 1.30
Am. Cot. Oil. 30 301.5, 2001'. 30%
Am. S. it. (To. 120 tiling i20 i204“
Alt'hisoli, S43. 73% NH; 847‘.
Att'hinon.nfd.l021‘. 1031.“ 102%, toil-'7.
lialt. & Ulrio. Mal-1.3 Hill-'5; liiS‘Iég Hill-'25}
ilkyn. it. T.. 07143 08‘s. 87“... s77...
Parr. South. Mb; 7454. Mb; 845;.
Chos. & Ohio. 4h”; 48551. no. 431/.
(‘hi & N W. Bill‘s, ‘Jlti ‘21:”; 31:}
t‘. M. a Si. rims; mm. 17:: Iran.
(“hi R. i. & l’. 1477“ HS 447‘? NY".
('.(‘.(‘. & SUI. luauI tooth: loom. i004,I
i). S- ‘4. Can. iii 174
U. S. Steel. Nil. 44%. 44".. 44M
[7. S. Steel prl. 933:. 04 0141.1. 023/,
ion. El t'o.. 25R 258
Lou. & Nash. iti'I'l/I lull i07'I’I l0'I'7-I
Nor. & West. 381,1; fix-'4. 58b} 58%
Man. Conant. ”734 my. 1275,. lil‘i’i'é
Metropolitan. till 104 {Kidd 103%
M. K. R: '1‘. 0M. 547.2. 55% 543’. 5514
“ins. Pacific. 104‘; "NM lt'hi‘fi 10414
Nat Lead (‘11.. lit'r'ii 10'7“ 10W. iii-Ti;
i'.. (to H 1041/. Hit-K lilting ltii
.Y . O. & “’., 351/59 33“" 3513 35%
\'0. Par phi, till“. 102 till”. 101%
Pacific Mail. 40V. 403'. iii-'7. that,
Pcnnaylvanla, 145M. l-l'I’lVI 147% 147%
People’s Gan, mm 1041/; lflillfi H1734
Phil. 8: Read. 44 45“, 44 HIV.
P. (It R pfd.. 78% 7R3]; 7.7 Tit-it
Sou. Railway. RN]. titty, IMP-I. :illt.
Sou. Ry. nfd.. 01k. 91M ill Sill/I
Sou. Pacific. 02‘; am (:2 ugh;g
Tenn. C. it l.. Ila mil/I on till
U. S. Leather. lint. l‘lfl‘g lil‘a 1214
11.8. i.(‘o. pftl. iii”. Rug
U. S. Rrrbbcr‘. 15M, 15% 15% 1.7.7..
Union Pacific, limit Mil“. 107% l07-‘Ii.
lln. Pac. Md. 9011; 92% 90V. 92%
\Vahash. MIL. fill“; 39 385’. 37174
Went. Union. 02% 920i. 922% 912%
WASHINGTON November li——-(‘.ov~
crnmant rccciota from internal Reven-
ue 91.1080”: cuntomn $800 308: mirr-
ceilancous 860.072. Expentiturez {in
600,000.
AFRICAN COMPENSATION COM-
MISSION.
LONDON. November ll—~The South
African Comma-anon Commluulun
beard counsel today in behalf of a
French claimant. Martin. now of New
York. who demanded 820.000. The
chairman remarked that it was clearly
altabIlI-hcd that Martin Irma not than
ported by the Britllh military authori-
ties and that. therefore. his claim was
not within the scope of tho commit~
«on. Mnior General on» John Ardalb
the representative of. the government.
announced that the trovcrnmcnt but
settled with the Natharlautla' clam
auto for an aggregate cum of 487.500.
mam ammo MART IUHNID
NW YORK. November li-«F‘irc In
mm. in fimokiyn today. «strand
3! £000 worth at property and cation.
loud man? lives. 'I‘herc ware 800 up
that It work on the upper floor-II of
the initiator. but they were all gotten
out. William harm on crawlin-
man luau hi: can gain until the hot
woman but hilt the building and than
tell «amnion: from tho main: and
an than! be but inhaled.” The“ ”.4
on
WALL STREET, 10:10 a m.-'l‘ho
‘ on the life of (‘or'ncliua Donahue.
on."
Evolution; for woman’s Outer liar
{treats made to order after latest rush.
on.
inspect our materiulawour (neuron
plates.
F‘ur collatcttcs and boas.
For containers only. we will make
lquttgtlI holes on our new buttoubolc
no. »
M Krasovitz 8;: S Fox.
LADIEB' riotous.
Corner North Main and Ann Streeti,
South Nor-walk.
TEACHING ”it THE PHILIPPINES.
. ~1+-
Connecticut Teacher. Find Conditions
There_lar From Pleasant.
chcr'nl teachers who went from
Connor-limit, to take appointments in
the schools in the Philippine islands.
reorganized under the direction of
Fred W. Atkinson general superin-
readout of public instruction in the
Philippine islands. have arrived on
tit-1 transport ’i‘lromau. Among the
teachers who went from this state
were D. Clinton Allen of Nor walk: .1
i. Make. of South Killi viy, Allen
l.ard of hlelitlcu. and Miss B. M. Hull
[3. M. Luther and l«‘. R. Ryan. of New
New Haven.
According to thc reptx'ts that cont-I
from Supt. Atkinson in a letter written
I) Dr. J. P. (‘uabinm principal of Hill—
boner iiigh Scpbooi New Haven all
he teachers who went out on the
i‘lromas are not ovcrioyed with the
prospects in the. Philippincx. Supt.
ttklnuons says; ”'l‘lIcy little knew
what they were coming to. and most
If them will have many tilscornfor'ta.
Ind more. will have many hardships.
but on tho whole they take it clutcr-
'ully."
()uc womnrr bays she was “swin-
iicd.“ anti that the Philippines are not
what they were said to he. and ex-
Ir'cssed hermit as being very disap-
"minted. in the past five weeks about
'IEIO teachers have arrived in the Phil-
ippines. and have been assigned to va-
rious places throughout the archipcl-
ago. making about 750 teachers in tho
lleld. These are Ital-tinted by about 200
aoltiicra. who lravc been detailed.
About 75,000 Filipino children are
‘Iaving English instruction. There are
Ibont 4.000 or 5.000 Filipino teachers.
1nd the majority of these, arc having
me hour a day of English. A normal
Ichool has been opened with an at~
tcudance of about 250 Filipinos. and a
'l‘flllf‘ and agricultural school has also
been opened.
”um..."
SUITS iN OFFICE OF lNSURANCE
COMMISSIONER.
HARTFORD. November li»——Scrvico
If writs in tho following units have
born modc through the office of the in-
turancr (,‘ommissioncr:
Against the John Hancock
Life lIIIIIIranI-c Company. of Boston.
Mafia. by Maria (‘olcmalh of New Hu—
I'cn. for the paymcnl of a policy of $300
who
Mutual
lied August 31. iiilll.
'i‘hc l‘nion Central Life lnsuraum
Company. of Cincinnati. 0.. for the
payment of a policy on the life of An-
nie McCarty. who dird in Now Haven.
August 19. 1901. Suit. is brought by the
husband of tho deccur-red. Richard .l. Mc-
‘at‘tby. for $4.000.
PORTCHESTER TROLLEY ROAD.
' NEW YORK November ll—Tho in-
terrupted hcaring on the application of
‘he New York Iii Portcirestcr Railroad
{Tompnny for n francirixe to build a
‘our- track elI-ctric railroad for sub
urban Sl‘l‘l'lf‘f‘_ from the llarlcrn river
at lEI'Ith stroct. the l’ortr‘hcstI-r and the
Connecticut state into was r'csutned
here today before the State Railroad
commission.
WAlTER USED BASEBALL BAT.
NEW YORK. November liwilc-
cause he did not have the moneyw
Iipht ccutov—"to may for a meal be had
”fllt'll. Michael Vlzez. II driver. was
beaten on the heart with a baseball but
today in II restaurant of 5H Wcrt
Broadway and lies in II critical condi-
tion in II hospital. ”is assailant.
Patrick Hurley, a waitcr, is under or-
rest
NEW DEPUTY SHERIFF. C
lllllliUlI‘IPOR'l‘. ”member llwt‘cunr
ty Sheriff Hawicy today added to his
list. of deputies Louise E. Richards. of
this city. Mr. Richards is an ltallan
by birth. and his services will be of
great valur- to the county on that ac-
count, III-r thcrc is a large ltalluu popu-
lation in the short: towns. lic hurl
prcvlously been a city sheriff and a
deputy labor commissioner.
HARTFOhD concern WILL nor
nova
HARTFORD. Novcmbcr ll-—'l‘he
Henry and Wright Works. located on
Sheldon street. will not be removed
from this city to Cheshire. inducements
have been held out for the removal of
thc works to that place, but the opera-
tlons here are increaaing to such an ex»
tent that the removal will not be un-
dertalreu
“w”... q...“—
MAYOR MULVIHILL TAKES OF-
FICE.
BRIDGEPOR'I‘. November 1\—-Mai/'
or Mllvlhill. the "sicker mayor.‘ arr
named office at noon today. He was
called upon by about 000 persons with-
In two hours. and about a bushel of
mail bearing congratulations and
good wither was delivered to him. Mr.
Mulrthill amt thatafternoon at his
home. arr be “ill that the even: of
the day Vere now to him and he re-
quired a short rub“,
champ-oar rally- -"oear: item" I
don’t like to see a li tic boy smoking II
clnretto "
The Boy—~"non't ma 'am? Well if
r'il come ‘round tn inlay at tho tunic
time t'mcrm- l'li try I be: nmoklu a
_ ulnar of a pipe. “Philadelphia Evan-
lng bulletin.
Mm. Eddy-w "There's no matter. Ml
Ii mind.” MIMI: money mat»
tor.” lira. Norm-"Thorn in no out»
W
Will you
Trrstramét Hyatt
NO 2 GAZETTE BUILDING.
LADIES’ In CHILDREN’S WINTER GlBMEiiTS.
Ladies' Fine Tailored Garments, of Beavers. Cheviot, English Kersey and Meltons. in Black.
Brown. Tan and Castor, in all lengths. from 26 to 54 inches long. All made in the very latest styles
and in the best possible manner.
The business which we have done in this department has convinced us that first-class goods in
this line are appreciated, and we sell only that kind.
A garment bought of us is a guarantee of good material. the right shape and fit, at no higher
price than inferior garments are sold.
Children's Long ' Garments, from 1 to 12 years in size. All new and up-tc-date Styles.
Special Sale Oiliaiiting Skirts.
We have closed out from one of the leading manufacturers, their entire line of’W‘alking Skirts.
We bought them so that we can sell them at about what the material would cost, with no charge for
the work. They are all in fine all wool materials, and in all sizes and lengths.
Tristram & Hyatt,
MR. CARNEGlE'S LATEST GIFT.
The gift of 3.30 organs to as many
Scotch churches may not covcrAn-
Ilr'cw I'arnegle‘s name with glory In
some other forms of generosity havc
Ilonc. The dcnpntch does'nt say whetn‘
er they are pipe organs, or cabinet or-
gans. or hand organza or mouth organs.
Presumably thcy are pipe organs. if
they arc. Mr. Carnegie should have re.
mombcrcd that it's not e\'er'y piper
that can play a pipe organ. Ant whitt-
it's II brow censirumcnt there's: ur-III
{loot that few organ playirr‘ iIIIlros
know when to Slfil)"~'l.lll(l :th rtop is
the main IIIlng in organ pinyin: '
if Mr. Carnegie had consulted 1h:
wishes of the people he want to iiit‘lh'f"
he would hare bccn advised to send
around It competent tuner. and an in-
structor and a child to do tbc blow-
III
.\-ir. t‘urncgic must restrain himself.
There's sadncss enough, and noise
enough in the world already without
any deliberate wholesale attempt to
add to it Let the eminent giver pauxc
before he sets any new brass bands
in the busincus, or installs bellowing
phorrographs at every street corner. or
puts: a bass drum into the bands of
every vigorous boy.
His (‘riticianr-"Don‘t you think ahc
is an actress: of II great deal of finish 1’"
asked the admiring friend of the gruff
manager. who was watching; the first
pcrformancc of thc amateur leading
lady.
"Well, i can see her finish." said he
bard-hearted manager as ire wrote hc
usual two week's notice of discharge»
Baltimore American.
Boyuton-—“llarding Icils me be
suffering from an operation."
Sawyerw‘1 hadn't board of it. Surgi-
cal, of course?"
iioynton—“No this \va a financial
operation. Gibbons borrowed $10 from
him yeaterday."-i3trotou Transcript.
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Snug
Garments‘
For Cold
i Weather
Certainly it is more comfort-
able with an overcoat than
without one theta days.
This is a chance. men, that
you do not often zet~nn ovar»
cant well worth Ill; at the re-
duced price of 810. -'l‘hla cont
bu a yoke.
We have a very one all wool
chariot unit. black. at 75.50._
And now forrthc b'cm’ oven
cost. This one hr long in length
and light in color. navy in
weight, ll; 82.50 and .in oxford
gray we have an excellent cut
for 33.
Very lino al
cults, Italic or
at 79 the cult.
wool meltnn
ouble breasted,
Volt. 1 have I million .
.Ilacob if. Laptop
29-3l West Washington St, So. Norwalk.
The Richest
Twin Cities
(‘an havc no better credit. dress with more taste. or with all his; money buy
cheaper than you can if you make your seicctions bore.
fort to you to know that you can come to a store where you can find the
largest variety sci'cttcxactly what you want and pay for it in small con-
venient sums as your moans admit on our
Popular Part Payment Elan.
Come and sec the
large variety of
YOKE
OVERCOATS
wc are showing. All
the. latest mixtures.
40 Inches long.
Price :2
Sl‘lfiiti to $19.00.
range from
OXFORD OVERCOATS
Without the yoke, Chesterfield style,
:0. 08 to St? 98
PORTIERB AND LACE CURTAINS.
We have. II large assortment of
these. borne decorations. Prices from
$1.50 to 88.00.
Everything on the Easy Payment Plan.
H. KRIEGER & co.
” Kamila/"Ev" fir-II.- f
would intuit
to handle all property (real or
poraouaii to he word by auction.
An auctioneer bu ban on»
play ed by on and proper “7511‘
lion warranted to all work plac-
ed in the band. of thin annoy.
Norwalk, Ct.
Man In the
It should be. a com-
REEFERISITEQR @075.
A large variety in blue and block
Chinchilla; alsq'gfiepyer and Kersey
cloth. Prices from} “.50 to 85.00.
i
LITTLE BOYb' YOKE OVERCOATS.
Sizes from 4 to 9. at 84.98 each.
They are little beauties.
HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR.
Hose for boys and girls, heavy rib-
bed. spliced heels, last black. the par
pair.
W _ ‘
When it cw be (than at so small a
cost why not protect yourulff For .
82.10 you can lit-uni Your Furniture
and chuhuld Good! in A 0m .
Houu- for th yam Infant .
Damn. by u or Lightning. to tho .,
mount of mo. and in that crowd oi .
for I int-m lulu.
Norwalk Chronicler