$225 $2.50 $3.00 and $3.50.
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nylon AMP.
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” iiililuliiiiiiionSi.Solioiiiili ,
iuiiu r
iii. K. Bailov Announces
tin of World’s End.
lliiilii
on the Ninth and Twonty.81xth
Next Month Woman Doctor Ba-
llcvcc Scriptural Forecaat will
‘ Come True.
w... mm
AMUHY, Conn. November 13—~
mime K. Bailey. at well known wo-
thio place. in a letter to the
. y News_ says that between Dc-
fiber 91b and Both the world ,will
b toihn cud.
Bailey said that all the planets
a arrayed in a direct line on one
{the sun and the earth on too
to side. This arrangement of the
a 5119. says. occurred in the days
all. at the time of too flood.
”The letter then quotes the scripture
' to length in support of her theory
be”) following manner:
,hi'ist was the prophet and be
lit ‘iAugit was in the days of Noah
‘ hail it be also in the days of the
' mun.“
Bailey is very well known here.
‘lng prominent in church circles. and
letter has created a great sensor
QCIPROCITY WITH CANADA.
diluent Citizens Urge President to
. . - Begin Measures.
53” SHINGTON. November 13-~~A
ngulohed body rcproacnting the
'ipercial organizations of New
in Burton. Buffalo. Pittsburg.
cloud. indiunupolis and Cincinnati.
110011 the president today to urge
importance of reciprocity with
a .
, , of nostoii, Nitt‘i] as
small of the party. He told the
. but that..nexi to Great Britain
Germany. the trade of Canada
‘ the United States represented
money in the manufacturers
duocrs of the United States
at of anv other country. and
.53 [can something was done to fur
.gfltat trade in the way of recipro-
casions. all of it might be en-
rec.
.precidcnt reccircd thc delega-
ordiully. He said that he did
need to be reminder! of the im-
"cool a question to which be
@1090 much thought and attention:
'1' EXPRESS COLLISION.
. RCES'I‘ER. «11180.. November 1?.
fast cypress from Albany whilc
4118- at. a speed of thirty miles an
crashed into westbound freight
on the Boumii to Albany divi-
lio New York Central railroad
9 Charlton grade last
than 150 lives were endangered
one was seriously injured. The
er and fireman of the pacer-liner
not jumped and sum-rod nothing
, an a severe shaking up.
hot] More tho Albany train cumii
' the (relight trains had collided.
[it he excitement signals were-not
’ The locomo‘lvc of the express
'lght "engine \vere partially do-
vmaura or VFSSELS.
. from lerpool. .
ORK. November iii—Arrived.
. ilholm De Grouse. from Brem-
..s'i'£AMian LEXINGTON.
EPOiiT, November -15»-'1‘ho
oust Wrecking Company has
" brim-oil that the wreck on
a been working at intervalii
Micki is not that of, the
. ingtonpwliich was burned
. 0 aboard. in 1840. Thu
Téfitho wreck in a mystery.
.e‘r’”?'”'~w ‘ ' .
‘ xvaaoa co. oiwoau .
. November lilw-TM' i-‘
he Adamo prracii Cour
. ‘ clarcdo aoml-oanunlrilvi-
- . 3ohpxe and an extra divi~
" ‘ chore out. of the income
ahut. which-was the come
a.
1
night. 16.0.0. it St.i.. 100
.Am. B. It. 00.. 120%
.5016: Agents. ,
Your Shoes Polished
Free of Charge.
TOD/W IN WALL STREET.
WALL STREET 10:10 a. m.-—-There
was some heavy realizing in the open.
ing dealings of the stock market today
and it made inroads on prices but there
was strength at other points. Metro-
politan airoct railway, Brooklyn ltup-
id Transit, St. Paul and Canadian [’3'
cldc wore each up a point or more.
WALL STREET. 11 a. m.-—-’i‘he hesi-
toncy of the market was ovorcome by
large purchases of the transactions and
various railroad dtOCitS. improvements
reached 2% in Brooklyn Transit. 2 in
Metropolitan Street Railway. 1% in
Manhattan and 1 to 1% in St. Paul,
Union Pacific. Great Northern Prefer-
red. New .ork Ccntral, Eric Preferred.
Consolidated Gun and Smoltlug. When
it won announced that 34.250000 gold
would be exported tomorrow. rcaliza«
tiona liocamc general and the bears put
out short lines which wiped odt the
rice pretty general and lowered the
tractiona more than a point. St. Louis
4‘; San Francisco li‘irut Preferred and
Miuiieapolia. St. Paul & Saiilte Ste Mur~
ie Preferred. declined a point. Adams
Express jumped 2 points to 105. and
American Expreas and Pete Marquette
rose 2. The market steadied and bee
rumc dull.
WALL STREET. iioonwl’rominent
stocks recovered somewhat from the
level reached on the reaction following
the gold engagement. but the demand
was small. Wide. changes WEB“? confin—
ed to inactive stocks. such as American
ice Preferred. Pullman and Lackawun-
on. which lost 1 to 2%. Pacific coast
ruse a point. and Canadian Pacific ad-
vanced to 115%. Bonds were irregu-
lar. .
WALL STREET. 1 ii. inrmThe addi-
tion of $1000.00 to the morning gold
engagement caused renewed selling by
the bears and the entire list with but
few exception fell below yesterday’s
close. The not loos reached 1 to 1% in
Sugar, Pacific Mail, llilnoia Central.
Texas & Pacific and Chicano. Indian-
apolis & l..ouliivlile and in Northwest
3. Wheeling &. Luke Eric issues gain-
ed 1 to 21,5; and Chicago & Eastern 11-
linois iii. The local tructious rallied
and steadied the market.
'WAM. S'i‘REiiiT. 1i p. nix—Covering
by the short interest caused a sharp
ricc in all the principal riillroado and
specialties. but. earlier high prices were
not reached except in Union Pacific.
Manhattan and Sugar. Manhattan lat-
er yielded to 120 and carried other
tractions lower. Buffalo. Rochester &
Pittabiirg declined 13% and Ann Arbor
Prcferrcd and Rubber Goods 1%. Am-
crii-aii Linaccd on improved 3 points.
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Renamed over private mm or m. A
Bohme. commiaai’on broker. Swurtz .\
Corbrtt‘s black. South Norwalk:
Open High how
30% 30V. :10
1211.5 1:084.
Atchison. 81 817;. 807...
Atchlson. pfd. 101V; 102 101%
Unit. & Ohio. 108 108% 107%
Bkyn. it. 'l‘.. 69 711,4. 005*“:
Can. South, 8414
Chas. & Ohio. 471,0
C. M. & St. P. 172%
Chi. 11.1. it. P. 1471/4
1.30
30
120%
811/4
101%
108
693k
84%
47%
172%
147%
100
172%
43%
931/.
106%
57% 57%
128% 129%
160% 107%
54%
102%
Am. (101. Oil.
47%
173%
47%
172
I). & H. Can. 172%
1‘. S. Steel. 43% 44%.
U. S. Stool pfd. 031/4 93%
Lou. & Nash. 1007.4. J07‘l.
Nor. iii Wont. 5714. 5735..
Man. ConaoL 128% 130
Metropolitan. 10‘. 108%
M. K. {it 'I‘. pfd. 54%
Miss. Pacific. 102% 103%
43%
93%
100%
i
' il’aclflc Mull. ‘
. . Ni November“i‘la'ékAl‘i‘it'otI": él‘énnsrlvnuia. 146% 14.0% 46%
‘i
102%
162% 102%
34%
34%
102% 102%
47%
m
N. V1.0. & 11.10274. 103%
N. Y.. 0. & W.. 3474’. 30
No. Fun. pfd., 102% 102%
435i: .
People’s Goa. 102
Phil. a Road. 4414
P. & R. pfd.. 78%
Sun. Railway. 3371’.
Hon. Ry. ufd., 91
felon. Pacific. 010‘.
Tenn. C. (it 1.. 03%
U. 3. Leather. 12%
Union Pacific. 101W.
Un. Pnc. pfd.. 031A.
Wabalh. pfil.. {10%
West. Union, 0255
102% 101% 101%
45% 44% 4f.
78% 78' 78
34 38% 33M
01 90% 00%
02 01% 01%
(14% (13% 03%
12%
101% 100116 107
9414 931/. 93%
38M. 38 38
92%
WOULDN'T HAVE ONE.
‘ A iiM'Iltllm‘ who has about his life in
New York had buclnim in one of the
loading dry goods oatubiiuhmontii late.
ly loathe iii-iii. time: lie said. "When
i was coming down the stairs f Itoppod
and looked at the throng of women. it
won all confusion. They pushed each
our: crowded in out u look at the
some thins: about their money on it
it were it tight at no value." .
‘ Enid you I i '
14M?
ironed Ill. 1% war-«ail thrown into
y eachotiicr'l .Iooloti. Mid brohihtitlm
incin- iiiint but from
"33?. 11011111! in:
»I .“ llfli ..
‘,mnhétm_m
‘ . Four sun for. mom. Antoni . "
Stanford Sinai liaiiioiil 09'.
iiisiciiiii Wt iisiiii
Aria. From an Accident on Shippan
Point Linc in Mount ism—Com»
pony Dcfauita, and Cm: Arc
' Brier: tho Court.
W.....
Domain-i5 uggruxuting la the neigh-
borhood of 825,000 are claimed in four
suits against the fltanitord Street Rail-
way (‘30.. which were begun ycutorday
in Bridgeport before Judge Ralph
Wheeler in the Superior Court. The
railroad company cultured a actual.
and the cocoa come before the judge-
for a bearing in damages. P."‘lluc For
of Stamford, asks for 110,000 .1. " "too
for injuries to her left log. and her
father. Peter Fox, claimo $2.500 dam
ages for loan of her services. and ex-
penacu of doutorinx. William P, 'l‘rca
cy cues for $5.000 damages for loan 01
hia wife‘s nervicts and he and his wifn
ark for heavy damages for her injuries.
Attorney Kenealy and stiles Judson.
.lr._ iil‘e counael for the plaintiff. and
State's Attorneyli‘uauoiideu and Curtis
8: Curtis of Stamford, for the railway
company.
Two plaintifla. Pauline Fox and Eli
on Tracy. were examined yoaterday by
a number of physicians who have been
called to give expert. testimony as to i
the character and permanency of the
injiirieii.
The accident occiired August 20.
18914. on tho Bhippan Point line. which
bolonii‘a to the Stamford Street Rail-
way Co. Two cars come together. and
Mina Fox and Mrs. 'l‘roacy jumped be
fore the crash. Counsel stated 'to the
court that they had agreed to try the
cases together. to have trouble and ex.
pause. The allegations in the com-
plaint arc. that the our Was running at
a rapid rate of speed. about 30 miles
per hour, and that the company waa
negligent. . The two plaintiffu, believ-
ing their lives in danger. jumped or
were. awarded from the car. They at
so allelic that the car was overcrowd
ed. The defendants deny both the at
locations of overcrowding and fast run
ning. and set up that the plaintiffs
were guilty of contributory negligence
Among the physicians called in the
cusp arc Dru, George L. Porter. 0. C
Godfrcy, and F. ii. Downs. of Bridrrc
port. A. M.’ Hurlburt. of Stamford. Dr.
Bacon. of New Haven. and Professor
Phelps of New York. the latter two by
tho defendant company.
INSURGENTS TOOK STEAMER.
Darlen Had a Cargo of Suppliu for
Colombian Government.
1 Correspondence of Associated Press.)
COLON. Columbia. Thursday. Nov.
”tuber 7~~Tho following are details of
the capture by the insurgents of the
steamer Durien. belonging to the gov
i-ruiucnt: . . ,
'l‘hc Darlcn waii dispatched by the
Colombian government. towards the
end of Octoltcr. to convey a rapid fire
gun and a supply of rifles and ammuni-
tion to the forces now stationed at
Anna Dulce. The steamer had orders
to been well in aiaht of Cliorrera. the
liradquartera of the insurgent forces.
on her wav to Agiia Dulce. in com»
pliiincc with thin order. it appears the
captain of the Darleniateamcd too close
to land. and when the vicinity of Choc
rcro. the steamer zrouadcd on a Hand
bank. in sight of the rebel forces. who
soon surrounded bar with canoes. open
boots. etc. and took possession of her
withotit any lighting whatever.
Rumor says the Barton was also con—
veying 85.000 to Anna Duicc.
The rebels. on the rise of the tide.
immediately ordered the captain in
steam to the island of Tabogu. On or-
riving there they alanalled to the 0111-
nor commandlnz the small military
contingent nt 'l‘iiboga to come on board.
Aa soon as he did no he was made ii
priimncr and compelled to write an or-
der for the force under hiii command to
embark with all basic. with all their
arms. in this manner about tlhrty
men and all tile arms and ammunition
at Taboga were captured. The steamer
subsequently sailed for Chorrera.
it is cold the government belly-in that
the captain of tho Dorian was in the
any of the rebelii. . ‘
’i‘he Darlen lino sin‘ce been trying to
capture calling vent-“ole. having govern-
ment troops on board. and actually had
one in tow when she was abused by a
small steamer chartered from the canal
company.
The gunboat Boyacu iii Ilid to be iv-
lna of Burma Venture. ambled. The
aovernnicii‘t in now without any Item-
em or minboato of its own at Panama.
m .
SOCIAIILI'TV IN TIAVILINO.
In...
How Follow Plump-u Get, Well
Acquainted.
(Chicago Blade.)
."Speakluc about the iiocliibillty ct
railroad travelers.” laid the man with
criitclion. and ii watch pocket over lilo, ‘
’eye. "1 acror got I0 well acquainted
with the announcer: on ii train» .1
did the other day on the «- railroud.‘
We were column the rate of about ‘
thirty mile: an hour. and wailin-
train 'troni tin- oihcr direction vtoiir,
immediate momma in. no to omit-
“1 want overland. than. lay of a
, ,, hobo and a
Giannini .
.i-iiaii out.“
1”libretto: and boot.
Vic: op'our now truncation
M. i insane it; SfFox.
i choicest-Aim”.
Carnal- North on n
am? .5011"! Wmi‘"_:‘. ,‘
9110100031 itilifhiihiii’luc‘iioliiut
Character findings
AT, YOUR OWN HOME»,
. “hivnri or "'
Prof. Julius“ Kuhn.
Graduate of the noted Fowler 0. Walla
School] in New'Yonkfiity. _
' Advllce xivon‘ihh'ihlard to business
adaptation of your boys and girls.
Advice given in health or general
mental abilities”
Hyllnotlum and iiufigeaiive Therapeu-
tics taught "and practically demon-
otratud. and. how mind. is. influenced
from can to another. . .
For This. Wank Only.
', l’i‘oiuna reacouabla and success guar-
anteed. ’ .7 I. i.
so. NORWALK.
. . n11 6t
. Addroaa. . .
82.10;. MAIN 01' ~ ~.
mm-.." ....«......................w... ..............
panorama/lama ‘ M
’opiiiai ~ Lectureso-
Teachers” Course.
Lockwooti’s Hall. Wall Street.
that Lecture Nov. 19.
“Henry Clay. ”
By Dr. J. P. .(iordiy, N. Y. U
An entertaining. bopular address of
political and historical interest
Tickets for Five Lectures.
~<l
, ._.. a
aovr's "il’HEATRE.
THURSDAY. upvémasa 14.
'riin‘saasou's onuarosr oio air
The Spectacular FarceComedy
ARE You A
BUFFALO ‘?
An icntireiy new and original produc
tion. one iCOntiniious
laughing ’Fit.
'riiia'rr - A a 'rf‘srs —— THIRTY
Star Cast of Famous Comedians.
Pretty Giric. tCatchy upto-
date Music. Novel Spcc-
ialtlos. (lot eons Cos-
tum s.
Haridcomely Staucd with Boautlful
Scenery. a
$50. 50c. and 75¢.
iii 0 iii 7a "fit E AT an,"
MA‘TINEE ANDINIG‘VHT, SATURDAY.
NOVEMBER 15.
Return of but season‘s great success.
(their New Minister.
3?
Denim-n Thomplon and Geo. w. Ryar.
PRI‘bEB.
Authors of
The Old Homectud.
New mulland Country Life.
New England Characters. and
Unirtiiouii New, England Country Fun.
Nlatinu Prion, i. and 25: canto.
liligl'it Prion. 26. 05.60. a few coats.
75¢» . m .
fin iiilliiiiiyi
LATEST tines.
‘ At Low Price}.
. F. . lileimii.
, 7’ 0! flafmyfmf. .
Tnuécieduiiiiii laritc Bridge-g
‘4 If out alluding... oi
‘ i '11- Will"
With!
(1
, I
i‘ “W.
‘ our. m‘wul‘ launch
pontoon" only. we will make .
uni Ann onion. '
it? ‘3 GAZETTE roommate.
1 .
LADIES’ iiiiuiiiiiiiii’s ruin ilililiElii‘S.
Ladies‘ Fine Tailored Garments, of Beavers, Cheviot. English Ker-say and ”Mimi... in Black.
Brown. Tan and Castor. in all lengths. from 26 to 54 inches_ long. All made in the very latest styles
and more best possible manner.
0
The business which we have done in this department has‘convinccd usthat 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 t to 12 years in Size. All new and up-to-datc styles.
. ,I'Speci
\'.'~.'
111 Siliii"’0iWiiiklllg3111118.]: -
We have closed out from one of the leading manufacturers, their entire line of Walking 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.
‘ l
Tristram & Hyatt,
COME ill---.
Cillili iii-31101111000001
We can emphatically cry this
because we certainly have gone
nine bargains in the outcrcoata.
Just listenz—v-
Extra fine coats at 85: still bet.
ter at $7.50. and of course better
ones at $10.00 These coats are
manufacturers’ camnies and this
is the reason of such perfection
at so meagre coats.
..._......__....
Men‘s Suits, broken lots—412
and $15 aiiitp'htiflfitl and there
are great bargains in other cloth.
doors.
ing for man behind our
Come in. we say again.
D. Gotlieb,
ii North Main Street.
ASTlGMATiSl’i.
Animation: iii'the eyes or children
may often be detected by having them
view the dial of a cinch. Figures run~
ninx in one direction may be plainly
dimernablo. while opposite lines are
blurred and indiltlnct. This condi-
tion in one of the most harmful of eye
defects. one that can only be corrected
by the use of proper lenses. after a
thorough examination.
Horipi B. HOYT.
Graduate Optician,
. f Room i. United am Building.
Onion hours. 8 to 11:46. 12:45 to 0:30.
Saturday amnion. '1 to 9.
anon on NOTicl.
«cu-
Moi-y Louie- Morton.
vii.
Jamal low-rd Morton.
State of Connecticut. Fclrdoid Coun-
ty. 'Buporior Court. II... Bridgeport. No
vmbor 11.. A. I). 1001.
U can: int tot the ulilfiarr , .
03113.... ’ ; ..
loo , . LnI {for ..
it‘d-acid lflml' ‘r it clutch-g a
ll l0 0 Or .
porter court in and for ramification.
is. on tho . flint May-of
901. in to and
he ,
a
from an. rut-(lino
main to its an!
BMW. ’
, colorblind
3y '3" III "tibia: authorimaw
m _ Ol'lflfl. '
mtmnhunt
Norwalk, Ct.
29-31 West Washington St, so. .Norwalk.
The maps:
. . Twin.
Man in a...
Cities .. .
Can have no better credit, dress with more taste. or with all his money buy
cheaper than you can if you make your selections here. it, 5‘19‘13‘131’9 a coma .
fort to you to know that you can come to a store wher’o’ryou man iliid the
largest variety. select exactly what you want and
venient sums. as your means admit. on our
PaPulél'Parr 12.3%,”;
Come and see the
large variety of
YOKE
OVERCOATS
we are showing. All
the latest mixtures.
46
Price a range from
$12.98 to $19.00.
inches long.
' OXFPHD OVEROOATB
Without the yoke, Chesterfield style.
36.98 to 812.98.
PORTIERI AND LACE CURTAINs.
We have a large assortment of
theae home decorations. Price; from
$1.60 to 08100. . '
l
to. I“. all womb
. "mt“ to. be 1016!.” mm
* m r rumor
, .iioii «matador.
on ma: oiuu
Everything onithe Easy Payment Plan. I
pay for it in small con-
. Han.
~ azureaiii'it‘o‘ni buys. .‘
A large variety. in blue and black
Chinchilla; also Denver and Kersey
cloth. Prices at... 31.50 to $5.00.
LITTLE BOYb’ YOK! OVIRCOATS.
Sites from 4 to 9. at 34.98 each.
They are little beauties. ‘
HOSIIRV-AND UNDERWEAR.
Hole for boys and girls. heavy 110- “
had. noticed ~hoolii, fort black, 150 per
pair. " ' H
mm... W
bV‘Hr'N .
you... ;
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