UNIONHST‘AMP.
$2.25 $2.50 $3.00 and 53.50.
F. D. Lyon 6': Co.
Sole Agents. .
900010001181.Solionnli
Your Shoes Polished
Free of Charge.
reunion
(on: Charge Placed on Northern
jilc’ntni Track at Vail, Pa.
.“l'hcecMPutlman Coaches were Derailed
and sent Over the Track Two
l Hundred Yards Before Train ‘
‘ ' Could be Stopped.
5’0RK, l’a.. Novcmbcr 10-41 he i
southwestern epr-Lmss on the Nor',thcln
chiral was wrctkcd lust night. by u.
barge of Iiynumite. placed under the
rack new the blink indge. a short dis- i
tattoo north of here. The train was
running at tho rutc. ot i‘ortv- five miles 1
n lIoIII when the explosion occ'mutch ~
Pasacpgcrs on the halo were soverclyg
hacked and consternation pIcvniied.
All catapcd iIIjIIIy. A Dl‘N‘P of rail two
and ii half cht long was blown out of
_ tho track Imd three coaches wclc dc-‘
rolled and Ilr'nIIII t)\ or tho tics R. diu~t
tance of two bundled {mt before the
train was brought to a stop. The cu- I
inc which drew the twin iIIIIi its hend- l
igbt blown oil and tho windows of the i
ab were shattered. ”the bulk under;
H nvexploss (‘iil null a day 0.0th wclo
badly wrecked
'Four Pullman I-IIIs. II day booth at
ombination cur nnd an cpress Iar '
ornpos'cd the twin. 'lhc spot where
the moth occurrcd is one oi the lamb“
out places intwccn Hurriuang and lini-
timore. it. in thought that the obicri of
he perpetrators 1.1th IobbeII. The no-
icoto‘illcials advance the ihcory that
ho robbers had sci the dynamite for
the Buffalo express which is said to‘cur-
1' considerable monpy. but for snow
volition that train pusscd ovcr tho
harzo without exploding it.
. Alter a delay of normal hours now
trucks were placed under the WIPI' k in
cars and the track was put in or
or. At the place whore the «explosion
00001er It hole was blown in the road—
ed large enough to bury II mun Where
I! roll was broken the cdgcs w ere cut
0?! almost as clcan as if done by shcnrs,
MEMBERS?" P CONTEST STARTED.
Vigorous Campaign to be instituted
by the Y. M. c. A.
A vigorous mcmborshio cumnnltm
as been started in the Young Men's
Christian Association. which is to bc
conducted in thc form of ii contest.
between sides designated no Rods and
fillies. The mutual started last night.
when Charles 1.. Hill as captain of the
310cc and iohn Knorr. of the Reds.
Hogan choosinlr sides. and they will
to sting tonight to complete the work.
mcmbctship Iontcst is no new
thing but in this one lust bound in
bet 1’. M C A it will be madc to
nci'ude all departments of the member
ship. via. Serum-.5 luniors and W0-
men‘s Auxiliary
~ ‘ The Juniors will begin their organ
lmtion next Tuesday cvenintz illlti the
minnows Auxilinrv at their next meet
,0
Suitable budgcs will be awarded in
pitch department to those. bringing in
p inmost number of members and
alloying 91‘ the mutant will be colo-
. by a. second annual member
1) bouquet or tIIIkcy supper. Rod
ll blue buttons will be worn by those
all in the contest Lost veur the
out was the outarowth of the Get
Club Friday nicht suppers. and as
riml opening of the campaign the
. , _t ll .1. Dilution. has invited
or members to It supper ct tho
”it“ Friday night at 6: at)
A. SUNDAY MIKTING.
me u meeting at tho 1’. M. C.
' today In a 9. III. will be
than III-Iii tutor-out, be
her 11.1w: III-d and Roy.
payer are to omit on And
art: in lithium Lanai. Mr.
the first colic-go cent-o
nioynntioncl committee.
.1. motto auroral tourit In tho
tho Orient. All men are
8T. MARY'S PARISH FAIR.
A Much Larger Altondarcc on the Soo-
. and Ni cm.
Last night was the second of St.
Mary's fair and the'attendnnce was
much larger than on the opening night.
The fair is proving very successful
and a goodly sum will undoubtedly be
realized for the parish. The entertain-
mcnt prepared for iaat evening. the
program was printed in The sentinel.
was curried out and those who took
part were, highly complimented for
their skill. .
Three articles were drawn last cw.
ninn. A hunduomo vuI-Ie tell to the lot
of Misc Julia Burnett; a cake to Dr. ’1‘.
A. Riordan. and another cake to Miss
lluto Fluhorty. After tho entertain-
ment dancing was enjoyed until It late
hour. Music. was furnished by Messrs.
Powell and Pollard on the violin and
piano.
The booths inst cvcniIIIg were in
charge of the some ladies us the pre-
ceding night. with tho exception of the
iodion‘ Aid Society booth Miss Mug-
gic Manning took the place of Miss
Annu Shccbun he meant was sold
during the camping.
The first door pr.izc u live dollar
gold pie-cc. will be drawn this Inching.
A nnmbcI of new uIticlou worn on
exhibition lust owning. among them
begin at clock. given by llunion Bro-
titers: candy by the Misses Kellehor:
00in by MI. Rundic the East Norwnlk
baker; perfume atomizer and thermo
motor W 0. Hour, dIuggist; cake bus-
hot. Miss billiard.
TODAY iN WALL STREET.
W Al 1. STREET it): 10 n. m.'-——Pllc
on of stocks adiam'od II ptaotion all
mound on opening tIunsuctions. The
United States Steel stocks were tho
only conspicuous exceptions IIt dc
'Ilines of ‘01. 'l‘hcro was It notable dc
mund for tho Roading trunks and Am
clican Ll'lltomotl‘t‘. and there \‘H‘il‘
sharp advances, also in Louisvillc and
Snzur. Lucknwnnnu opcncd up livc
noin . I'ccovcring its recent declinu.
licnl ngu worr- well distributed
throughout the entire inst.
WALL STREET. Ii 11. In.—~—'l‘hcrc
was but little rcilcction oi the coalcrs
strcngih in tho uI-Itcrul Iunrltct and
cvcn this group toiled to hold their ox.
trcnIc I'isc. Reading Common ruse two
points to «lift and tho ilrst prcicrrcd and
second ul'cforrod null llclawarc & Hllil~
son gntucd l to log Luckawunno mudc
II furthur jump to 230. making its nil
vnuce scven points. Large amounts of
Amolgumntcd Coppcr were taken at
tin IIIivnncc, of 1.14 and Atohison. Wheel
in: and Lotto Erie. American Locomo-
tivo. Chicago Terminal Preferred gain-
cd no much. Twin City. Rapid Transit
improved 25". on ‘modcrutc purchases.
While prices generally rulcd above you
iterdny‘a tinnl ticurcs. the demand was
so I'cniralizod in :1 low stocks that thc
zcuorul qurkct lutcr suffered some-
what from neglect and eascd off with
some effect on the strong issncs.
TODAY'S QUOTATIONB.
Reportoi over private one or II. II
Rohme. commission broker. Sworn t
Corbrtl'a block. South Norwnlk:
Open High Low 1:30
Am. Cot. Oil, 27% 27%
Am. S. R. Co., 120% 120% 11915 119%
Atohison. 80% 81% 80% 81%
Atchison bid. 101 101% 101 101V;
llnlt. Ill Ohio. 10704 108 107% 108
Bkyn. R. 'l‘., 09% 1‘0 08V, 085;.
Can South. 83% 831.;
can of N. J" In“ 1741/;
Ches. &(ihio. 47%. 4714 40% 47%
t‘. M. &81 13.17016 1701.1. 1695. 110%
Chi. R. l. & P. 147% 148 147% 148
(ICC. S: St. 1... 99% . 99%
11.0 H. Can. 172 172% 172 1721/;
11.8. Steel. 43% 031i. (3% 137.0
U. 8. Steel pin. 92% 93 92% 921i.
Lou. & Nash. 101' 101% 100% 100%
Nor. a West. 51% 51% 0715 570'.
«an. Control. 130% 130 130% 1200;
Metropolitan. 109% 18914. 107% 169
M. K. k ’1‘. old. 53% 58% 531A 53%
Miss. Pacific. 102% 102% 102% 10314.
N. Y.. C. It'l-l. 163 . 163 102% 102%
N. Y.. 0. It W.. 34% 85V; 01% "1%
No. Poo. pith 100% 100715. 100% 1001.5.
Pcclllc Mull. iii 1816 48 W16
Ponnuylvnnin 1‘10 “6% 145% iii
People‘s (in: 101 101 108 10:}
Phil. ‘2 Road" 40% 4171‘ «it; "it.
P. II R. pri.. 71W. 795i. 711%, 79%
Son. Railway. 38% 331/. 3814‘.
Son. Ry.‘ 0th 0014 90%
Ron. Put-lilo. _ til“
Tom. C. 11.. 0316 03%
“.8. Leather. 12% 1116
U..8 hCo. 9111.114 Silo 81%
Union Pucliic. 100% 1001‘ 100
lib. Pitt? 010.. 931A 02 ,
. terminal-s.
rm
‘Eillililil Ins“ li’uccssitr for}!
.0000! So Shorill. .
wwwm
ilEiililiiY lilillliii 00008
Is Doing Sum Wholenlc Cutting In
Prim. and the Burning Guppiy i:
Rccponliblc for tho Pro.
pond Ram.
LONDON, Novrmber 16~A uiir has
been created by the rumor that Sir
Michael Hickc~Beach. (chancellor of
Exchequer). would imporc another tax
of a bulbpenny per pound on sugar. ni-
tbough inquiries by u repmscntalivo oi
the Aonoclated Press have reanltcd in
the tilsorcditlngr of tho probability of
any such action. it its an unwritten
rule of the trounry that no industry
shall 1:..- tcmpemd with two ym’u . In-
ning. and Sir Michael Hicks-Beach is
not likely to break through hard and
font traditions. however hard pushed he
may be for funds to carry on the war.
Neverthlons the rumor has brought
to light a curious condition of affairs
which wrnld certainly favor the gov-
ernment should it decide to take such
II utcp. despite the tax imposed in the
loot budget. The British consumer is
now buying sugar more cheaply than
before the tax was imposed. This is
Lilil.‘ chiefly to the surplus supply. but
also to wholenaie price-cutting in Ger
many. whose sugar trust is canning the
British trade the keencst apprehension.
The action oi these German ilrms will
form one (if-tho principal topics at the
sugar conference which is to meet in
Brussels December 14.
Though the United States govern-
ment has not been invited to send It del-
egate to the conference. the Associated
Press learns that it could easily he ran:
repented if it so desired. and one of the
leading authorities on sugar in England
is now endeavoring to secure the at-
tendaucc oi an American dclcgatc with
tho. mot-ting in Brusaln.
Until after the conference. it can be
definitely stated. Sir Michael Hicks—
Beach will not take any action. and
oven then it is improbable that he will
run the risk of further disintegrating
business. which on all sides. it is de~
clured. would be in a sorrowful plight.
Replying to II correspondent. Sir
Michael Hicks~Beach said the coal tax
would be continued next year. but inti-
muted that it would name increased.
This will take a load off the minds of
British coal mine owners who have es-
pecially exercised with tho inrouds Ant-
cricon coal hall made on the Continent.
iiilli Bill CUNTEST illl:
(Continued tram first page.)
Many hundreds 0! seats in tho grout
stands were vacant. but the 18.000 per-
sons present indulged in partisan pnn~
Ilomonium. ,
lioth tchms proceeded to warm up.
while the two captains were summon
ed to the center of the field by the
referee. to toss the coin for positions.
Princeton won the toss and chose
the north goal again the wind.
Oicott kicked oil for Yale at 2.20.
The kick was upoot' one reaching
Princeton‘s 40-yard line only.
The Tigers immediately kicked to
Yulc's 40-yard line. On the first scrim.
mnge Hart made 20 yards around
i’r incoton 3 left end
1' ale made. her live yards in the next
thrce downs and was awarded ton
yards fot oltside play by Captain Peli
Chadwick plunged Into the line for ten
yards. landing the ball on Princetons
25 yard line. Little Hurd added five
more.
A fumble on Princeton‘s 25-yard line
gave the ball to Princeton.
A fake kick was followed by a punt
to Yale‘s fifty-yard line. The trick was
caught beautifully by Dosanllec, who
run thirty yards boiore. he was down-
ed. ‘
Immune: tried a drop kick from
the 40-yard line and Sheinoid run the
short kick inch to her own 20 yard
line. Dewitt immediately piloted to
the center of the iieid. Dosaullos tum~
bled wretchediy. but Hart snvcd the
ball for Yale.
After mulling ton yards on line
IIiunginc Yale lost the ball on a fum-
ble on Princeton‘s 40-yard line. Prince
ton tried to gain through the line and
falling tricked.» Au acclimate of photo
iandod the ball in the enter at the
field in Princeton'o possession.
A not fumble ”center of the lleld
by Princeton reunited in VIII-“II flilill'e
or the ball on the twenty yard line in
Princeton‘s territory.
Vote by 0 double pcu coined five
yards. Linc plunging netted live more
cud the bull w... Ycle'u on Princeton’s
ten yard line. in night of a touch down.
Yule mode the touch down.
RECEPTION SURPRISE FAQTV.
Mr. and Mn. Wiliic 1.. Savannah the
Hort and Heston.
Mr. cud Mu. Willis 1.. Cancun.
who were recently untried _ secretly.
were given 1 reception cunt-ice partv
in» evening. at the bum of the your a
parent: III min Itmt. ’l'iuI main;
it no one of much plenum to all who at-
traded and the younger Mr. cud lint.
Covcmh proved themselves good cu-
Durlu the evening then
om mimic. cud mm: in.
‘ indulged III ammo "on m' " tram .
000 or the morning Music was I'm-Ilium .- ,
by Hours ilvcc cult about) Anions ‘
than me om Ir. uni III-I J. if.
can». It and tin. limited. Hr
and Mn. Hotcbitiu. in. cm “1‘11
mu not Am Wit-cl.- Iron.
Knapp «cum. Mill's-Whit
‘4‘ 3mm. 0mm
Litton
iiocirwooli. mu militias. my mu.
m. Ann. mum ‘_ Kmart
1:09.01 obr motoriclswour tumor:
”:1"!!! collar-otter and boos.
contour-Ira only. we will make
button hole: on our new buttoubole
triathlon. , _
M KrasoVitz 6: 8 Fox.
unity TAILonc.
Corner North Mcin and Ann struts. '
LiDlEil’ III ammunition trillions
Ladics' Fine Tailored Garments, oi‘Beévers, Cheviot. English Kasey and 1M'elt‘onc. in Black,
Brown. Tan and Castor, in lail lengths, from 26 to 54 inches long. All made in the very latest stylcc
bout» Nam-1k.
Filtration nil battled Piyoitloitst.
, Character Readings
AT YOUR OWN HOME.
golvnn nv
i’Iof.fJulius Kuhn.
Graduate ol‘the noted Fowlor & Wells
school in Now York City.
Advice given in regard to business
aduptltion of your boys and girin.
Advice given in health or general
mental abilities.
. Hypnotiam and suggentive Therapeu-
tics taught and practically demon-
strated. and .how mind. is influenced
from one to another.
For This Wink Only.
'I‘értna reasonable and success gnar-
outsell.
Addams. ' ‘ .
82. N. MAIN 07.. so. NORWALK.
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ENTERTAINMENTS
'GPODllitll' Leohlreso
Tenchels' Course.
Lockwood’é Hail. Wall Street.
Hm Loom-o Nov. 19.
“Henry Clay. ”~
By Dr. J. P. Uordav. N. Y. U '
An entertaining. popular address of
political nnd historical interest
Tickets for Five Lectures,
V 51:55-
St“ unfurled
F A I R
"7 NOR%LK. coup.
Nov. 14111 to Nov. 24th.
St. Marv' s. chooi Hall. leon-
aid Street
The father: lhcpc to maintain the
popularity ofIthdIFah- u in the pact.
beasontlcileis. with ten ad-
missions.” 3100. Single ad-
mIsIIon. 15 Cents.
$55.00 infMonev Prizes.
Music. Entertainment and
Dancmg every night. .
IITHEATRE.
k NIGHT, sATu RDAY.
no mean III.
Return of last section's great success.
Gut- “without“.
By .
Dcnmcn Thom'pcon and, Geo. W. Hygr.
Authors of
The Old Homcctud.
New Englnd Country Life.
New Enxlnnd Characters. and
Unctuouc New England Comptry Fun
Malina.l’flcn. 15.1“ ”I; conu-
"llama. ill ”I ‘1 low uM‘
sum or novicc. H 0‘
ols'rntcr .ormtonwncx. u. PRO
BATE COURT. Nov. 15. A. 1).. 1001.
Estate of Amanda ll. Simonl. lobe of
Marriott. in mid unmet. deco-cod.
Wharton. written Invitation bu
boon unite to this Court playing, for
muon- thcvciu not forth. tor on order
at we of cumin mi acute of ma
decoding} chic fully dclcrlbod In
laid up!
Order—v1.0‘bnt «to application be
heal-Ii null determined at the Probate
once in Rebuilt.“ the no (it! til
Nochni‘I'cr. “01. at ont0 unlock lion-
noou; and no public notion tbcrcol’
0. given to olive momma
thumb) by bliIiIlul WI order in c
humour ring 'a cimlltion in aid
dlltriot. ct to“! live and before Ilitl
i 20°-
: Gazio'r'rwvnuinoltno.
I
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 guarantcc of good material. thcright shape and fit, at no higher
price than inferior garments are sold.
Children' a Long Garments, from x to 12 years in sizc. All new and up-to-date styles.
Tristram 8:
COME Ill--
0011 ill-Be (intended!
We can emphatically cry thiI
because we certainly have gen
nine bargains in the (Intercoms.
Just listen : M
Extra tine coats at $5: litiil bet-
tcr at $7.50. and of course better
ones at $10.00 These coats are
monulacturors‘ sunmlcs and this
is the reason of such pcrioctlon
at so meagre costs.
W
Men's Suits, broken lots—412
and 815 Ionic at $7.50 and there
are great bargains in other cloth-
ing [or men. behind our doors.
Come in. we any again.
11 North Main Street.
ASTlGl'lATlSl‘i
Astigmati‘cln in the eyes of children
any 01th be detracted by having them
view the dill of a clock. Figures run-
ning in one direction may be plainly
dhcemnbie. while opposite lines are
blurred and indistinct. This condi
lion in one or the moat harmful at eye
detects. one tint out only be corrected
by tho use of proper ion-ea. alter a
thorough mutation.
HOMER B. HOYT.
undo.“ Optioiln,
once noun. 8 to 1135.120“ to u: 30.
Saturday awnings. 7 to 9
NEW DESlGNS
"' Irma WINTER
Spinal Sale M 11010 lug Skirts
We have cloud out from one at the leading manufccturcrs, their entire lino ,
We bought them so that we can sell them ct about what the material would cost, with no charge for
the work. They are all In line all wool materials, and In all sizes and lengths.
Walking Skirts.
MOI-walk, Ct
Hyatt,
29=31 West Washington St, So. ‘Norwal
Cash or Credit.
Accounts Opened with EveIubOdu.
Men do not often enjoy the benefits of a real special sale
Clothing. Time tint all clothing stores clean out their stock .
clothing at rednccdfpriccs at the end of each scallop; but we will g
you one better. SATURDAY NOVEMBER 16 at the height 0
the season, we will place. on sale two hundred
BUSINESS this this
For the lull. in ill.
And Positivelii
For One Dan 0010.
You can bull cue either for Cosh or Cred
Our system is a broad minded, imaarticl way of conducting
string of succeut’ul stores. The combined power of live Ito: —
banded together for the purpose of vast transactions. gives us bu
in: and selling advantaged which can only come to lugs concern
and a in as your ready cull goon, it doesn’ t luvs any more but
encc in this more than your promise of paying one dolicr woekl
Come In and look it the» cxtnordluuy. values. If you will
something to suit you. you can either pay for it or have it char ,
-~IIO extra charge for credit. - ~
REMEMBER SALE FOR alimony ONLY
Norwalk Chronicler