Airport» for Tomorrow. ‘
",7: sets 4:35. p
.. Attila. Ill-l 2:0l b. In.
mun bucddnmd to Tho
j, ballot outdo-incl.
inunpohs
lurcrsrand other smoke?
c violatorohavc been girl
fl December to slimy that
‘ tahcn active steps to
tilt the ordinance. After
or Mnyor Book-waiter says,
its will he filed against all
rs.
,in the plea that they are
lug
hares; told that no there
hile those. who have taken
0 put in smoke—consumers
Warned that, until such con-
,havc, been established.
out use greater care in fir-
[his lack of care in firing.
or and the building in~
believe, is one of the
contributory causes of
If coal was added :1 little
mption and less smoke. but
Yemen consult their own con—
,n ‘ and pile in quantities of
t long intervals. sending
Milly the chimney.
.-—n-—-1--------—--
Term ,3 medical 'man of
c utéin Vienna, advocates
,ebtive remedy for rheu-
in the saturating ot’ the pub
My with the venom of
y, or thc‘purposc he extracts
non], treasuring it up in
y. finch applying it artifi~
h‘lhe way of punctures. lie
‘lhintrcatmcnt on his dis—
t rheumatic patients do
from a hce's sting to
ikc the some degree as
c pic. l~l found that the
ctibn .or swelling that fol—
stinging of a bee does not
‘ the rheumatic patient
he has been stung several
c-r' in some cases the
rig is hardly felt. When the
but outlook; himself to be filling
.tetlly his immunity .against
p‘oison {bf the~~~llec becomes
‘lete and he feels no pain
over. 'What is more, he
fedpihis rheumatism.
moan—v...
.dl ccntenarian, Mrs. Eliza-
‘ hhuryudied recently. at
[mix “Surrey. aged 108
'nd 144 days. Her father
rh in I749 and her mother
795. She saw (leorge Ill,
on hornehuck before he he~
ind. She was a Quaker and
it active part- in the null—
- movement. Sir Percy
Son, the British consul—
in Nclp' York. was her
i '- » .
Engli-i bishop says that
y he. c‘amc upon a High—
il‘i’liItSCOtland who is several
,1". uéi'ghbors and mm
the Winter months al'bn‘c".
jshop .oflcred to send him
lagazines. but he replied:
no wish for light stun“
thatz’lint. sir. could you
fcopy of the sermons of
an Edwards ?"
_~r.~'.'-"'*."“*", .r :. "l"
thici'i‘y \Vhln'olit‘i‘tt" Qfliict l"
" , having its hundquar:
hiCago. and conducting
business on philanthropic
. . rtnlcarniugs‘of 12.72 per
‘ it past year.
“will i co;
hm communication! for‘
merchants, ,
Owners of furnaceu
Silli)ke-COllStlllllilgt
s will he accepted hcrcai-,
me. there would be better
‘ ' r, . l tho field. ‘ Another foul. wna,.mllo§i,,.
ltd“ without .thc score changing‘fiud Ag;
. followed by a lotto and‘tiodfroy. who
_ lu‘mnlriu
‘ ‘ Tin:
‘ Pililid‘iwirlffl triad lion.
laundromat... ll
. W
Th. lrookiyn Hi b School Tum Woo
“ '0"!Mflllfl,“ln WI. Maud by
a Score of Thirty-four l
' to Four. . ‘ .
m .r
Company. ‘ F bankctbull trauma dot“.
lighted the largest audience bofore:
whicluthoy have played this Beacon;
by winning two gamers. that night. no
the armory. Both were won by good
margins. showing beyond the leoat‘
doubt that the Hawaii: military boys
were in better form than theii‘ oppov
cents. ‘ .
. the preliminary sumo or the evening
was between the Montuuks. Company
F's second team. and the St. Luke's
five of Stamford. Those two teams are
old rivals and naturally tho Norwulk»,
cars were especially eager to come out
winners, and their efforts were" not In
vain, for when the whistle was blown
for the end nfthc time limit tho score
board showed a. total of thirty points
for the Montuulw and but thirteen for
the Stamford asst-caution.
Just after the hull was put in play
a foul was called an Riley. of the Mon-
tnuks, by which Stamford profited and
made the first score of the some by
Fowler throwing the sphere Into the
basket. Webb fouled and Evans made
the try for goal .without sucoeao. The
Montnuks took a brace the result being
two neat field goals thrown respec-
ltvcly by Evans and Riley. Here fol-
lowod a succession of faults. the ilrct
by the Montauku. the next two by St.
Luke‘n, and ‘thcluntnby the Norwulk
fivc.’ No change in the score. resulted
from any ointhcob. Pnrkcrton threw a
goal from the field and in the play that
followed W. Roberts was put out of
commission for a. few minutca. for
which time was taken out while the
player's ankle was being bandaged. The
half was brought too close by field
goals by Evans and Gibson. The scam
was than twelve to four in the Mon-
tcuks’ favor.
The second half began by Kenny and
Evans throwing pretty field goals for
the home tcpm and willlnms threw the
sphere into the basket for the. Slum.
ford team from the some place. Kenny
fouled. but Fowler was unable to reach
the hashbt... tflbmikca W. Roberts
threw a gun from thb field and \vna'
followed by Frank Godfrey. .Who did the
some trick. Williams followed him by
making St. Luke's last points by throw-
ing another field goal. in the single
minute of play which followed. thr-
Montauks made nine points. The three
goals were thrown by Frank Godfrey
and Evann. the former securing one and
the latter ther other two.
George ‘C. Mcehan and Edward Jen‘
sen alternated ,nn umpire and referee.
The. llmo 'kecprr of the evening was
Lieutenant Albert Scofleld and ucorcr
for Company F teams. Hurry Bartram.
'l‘hc lineup of the) teams in the first
game: . . -
Sit. Lukas. Moutnuko.
Gibson " R P Pnrkerton
Williams I. li‘ Riley
Fowler C Evans
W. Roberts R G Kenny
Webb, I. 6 Frank Godfrey
Company F's first temp clearly out-
clonned the Brooklyn High School team
and this fact was demonstrated us soon
as the some started. The game result~
ed in F's favor by, the score of thirty-
four to four. The Brooklyn team In
composed of us gentlemanly playcrn us
bun ever been the good fortune of the
W team to, content with... Their team
work was good at times. but their on-
ponents succeeded in frustrating their
synod plays an nearly every occasion.
The score fitthcend of the first half
was Company 1“ eighteen, and the high
“choc! team nothing. Paynlé mm ”(0.
Ghlotto two. Roach one and Fred God-
.ncy. one. ' ' ,
In the second half the Brooklynltes
were more fortunate and secured two,
field goals.
The scoring in this half was opened
up by Ghiotco placing one from the
field. A foul was rolled on Roach. but
the other team did not profit and Ranch
Retrieved hlmuclf by throwing a goat.
Roach again come in for another field
.«mulx Godfrey fouled. Mlleltrlcd for
the goal on the chance derived and then
distl “is?“ himselfby throwing the,
ball nto he pocket from the field and
making the first. score for his team.
Four foulmwere called in succession.
two on F, and two on the hilh school
players. 0n the loot one coiled on the
latter. Ghlotto succeeded in making a
charity of one in the worn by making,
the bucket. Mlle. again mode a field
ml tor the Brooklyn plum: and was
did'tho use or b'. 'lllioslnt play of
the name was a foul on i". but Benedict.
who tried for the cool. did not lucceed
. , silt. ,
oflluinil of the some were Herri-
mnn. George C. Mechau and Burden.
The lineup: ‘
Brook 1!: a. , Company F
Whin’c‘ll ‘ '"R'll' " Roach
~* . ”Payne.
horticultural u not can”
homer y',
. . . Mm... ' .. l
diminution tailored gown witli
toque, near! and muff of mink cable it
you can) would motto ,uu admlrnbl
atiieet outiltfor a woman with can
no or. .
”flue-“vulc- :-
The Horn snow has domomtrntori
that loco in It prime .uvorizc with hill,r
liners. There worn large huts than;
. made almost entirely of lace. oxceb' , h
.g. for a band or crown of ermine, noble}. '18
‘- or mink. Gowns too, worn soon wholl-
ty of loco. and were wondcrfully hemp
mm. The coarser meshes ropresenb.
ed the majority. ‘ ‘ l
Florultrimmod neckpicccn are this
very newest. A beautiful collar—«ob
large and «loop that it might better bu
called a caper—cf pale blue chiffon ill
profusely decorated Willi violets
caught in here and there and hand no u
border about this mice. The stranmcns
o‘rc mudc of wide satin ribbon and not
chiffon or Liberty. These beautiful
pieces with muffs to match are very
olfccilvn adjuncts of cne‘u opol'n tuilct
to, . _
Some one of your funitiy might tulle
it upon horcclf to moka some potato
‘ John _ Johanna, bar
A” nun... bur
unwillewiighnr reached here today of
at total ruuownynccidnnt in o rt
loco elbow Erosion" lost night in
mobile employed byJoogph whoop. of
Morblodnle. was in}? ,‘to booth, and
" ‘ portion. a Mur-
rynll farm hand, iwu seriously hurt.
At about 8 o'clock knit night the
uncouneiouo form. of a young woman.
wu about; twenty v0 years 01
. \im l‘
mutton. She won, villi
but than ovldcutl'y tho vic-
nlbly, f oifmtura of the alkali. Silt!
died an hour later. Five hundred
feet up the road Johnson was also
found unconneloua. Throughout tho
night he remained in a curious condi-
tion. but; this morning he rcgained
connoiouanenu and Will‘ prohnbly ru-
covor.
: An formulation, not yet complain,
ilcvalopod the fact that the couple
were driving homo ironic Thanksgiv-
ing nttornoon party. The horse pro-
hublylook fright and run u‘woyJobn.
son hhbarentlr, was thin thrown. out
and the young woman won hurled to
horse ran into n yard 0. short. distance
cakes for the fish course today arbor
this receipt from. "Harper‘s Baum”
Wash and dry eighteen large potatoes
bake them for one hour, remove the
skin, press them through a fine strain"
er. Mix nix yolks of raw eggs with
half a pint of good rich cream, add to
the potatoes with quarter of a pound
of very fresh butter. Season with one
toucpoonful of suit, one nip.tupoonful
of powdered sugar; mix won with n
wooden spoon: add, a little lit a time.
an eight, of a pound of Formation
choccn freshly gl'utcd. Finish by told,
my; the white of an egg beaten sil‘fl'fl
Ilutfcr some. sillnll tin moulds of
fancy shape, one for each person, and
fill them two-thirdly full. Bake in warm
oven eighteen minutes. and dctuch,
them with care from the mould. Sewn,
thorn around the “Shy putting llttlcl
sprigs of parsley between and small,
Bllt‘os of lemon; nerve of once. i
below the point where the‘ woman's
body was found.
FLOWER GUILTY 0F CONTEMPT.
NEW YORK. November 29~Judge Lu-
‘eombe. in the United Sutton Circuitl
Court. made an order today holding
Anson R. Flower. a director of the
Boston and Montana. Connor and BIL
vcr Mining Company. guilty of con-
tempt of court. and committing him to
thc custody of'tlio. United States mar-
uhnl. until he shall answer before the
eommisaionnr in the cult brought. by
John Mchuiiions against the company.
On the motion of counsel for the di-
rectors of the company, a atuy was
granted pending an appeal to the Uut- '
ted States Circuit (loprb of Annuals.
The case or Mr“. ‘F‘lower was
agreement. made it test one. an affect.-
ihg William G. Rockefeller. Henry H.
mo
Tclophono Call.’ 5&2.
m
which Minn Antonin. Andaman. I deal
nonunion of the brain and poo-l
dcuth five hundred foot further on. The l
by .i. n. nuwm.t...m.. ' '
., _ and on“, I cum
pelican” command in . if
undone , bound for the ,
certain, tutlniony‘herc by common: on.
Mr. Flowcr alone appeared before this
commissioner, and by advice of canny
sol. declined to antiwar the (inaction!
put to him.
um-"m
Hie our coon POINT.
telling a story?. font it tiresome?
Browno-w‘Yes: but. he has one good
‘ point that is really rcmarkahio.
'i‘own9—~ant’n thnt‘.‘
Brownian-He's the only poor story.
teller i ever knew who. in telling on
[rich utory. would admit that he
couldn‘t imitate. the illoguc.—~TldsBits.
Tim llNi'I‘El) curbs on AMERI-
cd. nlsrhlcr or component.
Whereas. on the 26th day of No-
vember, 190], Joseph Goodwin and
Christian Morison. both of New Haven.
filed their libel in the District Court
of the United States for the District
of Connecticut against the clamor 0.
ll. Lowndcc, her boats. trickle. apparel
and furniture .in it cause of wages, Ci-
vil and Maritime. ‘
And Whereas. by virtue of proceos in
J, due form of law. to me directed. return-
lable an the {in day of December. 1901.
l have seized and taken the said otcum-
cr C. B. Lowndes and have her in my
custody. ,
Notice In hereby given, that n Dia-
‘irict Court will be held in'thc United
.Stutcs Court Room. in the City of
lilarfford. at ll o'cloek d. m. on the
.3d day of, December. 1901, for the trial
‘of said premieres. and the owner or own-
ucro. and all persons who may have or
7claim «my lntoront, nre hereby cited to
be and appear at the time and place.
,uforcuaid. to show euunc if any they
burn, why u flnul decree should not
onus on pruyod. ‘
EDSON S. BISHOP.
, 17.8. Marshal.
By William L. Permelcc.
’ , His Deputy.
Proctor for Libellnhis.
November 27. ~01.
’SStore
Thanksgiving Orders. :
We have- loaded our store with the Best Goods the markets produce. and wear: ready to rush
Thanksgiving orders. Not a single line of goods are missing that should be here, and you Will find no
uncertain quality. Customers can absolutely depe‘ritl upon this store. There is no bottlir time than
now to test it. .
There will be unbounded hospitality at the Thanksgiving table. this year. A thousand and one
little luxuries will be spread at th: feast. We have nticipated all this. and our stock islarger. better
, and more varied than it evcr was before.
We are
eidy to rushftfhanksgiving orders.
, We have our usual stock of FINE. HOME?- RESSED TURKEYS.” If you want one order
at once. Fine White, Crisp Celery. Cranberries. Changes, Bananas, Grape Fruit. Niplnga Gropes.
Cluster Raisins. etc.
We have a large stock of Nuts and guarantee“
cvcryone new.
Camembert Cheese. Pineapple
Cheese. Edam Choose. Club House Cheese, Swiss Cheese. Old English Cheese. Huylcr's Salted Al-
monds, Jordan Shelled Almonds, Bricks of Mince Meat. Golden Pumpkin and Squash.
Call and see the greatest variety of Holiday Eatables in this part of the state.
14‘RETAIL STORES
IN NEW YORK CITY.
a
G. E. tumour, Leading Grocer; 33* West Washington Street
Grocery specialties”
My ~
oi
Tawney-Did you cvcr hour Boron: .
n29 3t .
"Saturday’s
ed facts at an advertisement.
getting “Right to the Point."
36 inch Double Faced Oxford Cloth.
value 29c. Saturday, the.
58 inch Kenny in Oxford. regular
$1.35 quality, 81.00.
54 inch Black Cheviot Serge, regular
price 89c, Saturday, tilc.
50 inch Cheviot Serge in Brown and
Gray, value 75c, Saturday, 55c.
46' inch Black chrfcthf‘all wool, reg.
ulur 590 quality, 430.
27 inch French Flannel, In Brown
and Green, 31c.
special. 591:.
‘ 2 Linen Towels, worth 260; 19c.
1 case Domet Flonnel, extra heavy.
value 10c, at 7c yard.
Full Bleached'pamaak, special for
this sale, 39c; worth 50c.
72 inch All Linen Damask. to. this
sale, title.
Flue Silkolene Comfortables, wortl
$2.00. at 51.60. h
All Linen Dollies, good value at 7c;
5c.
Sideboard Scarfs, White. Red and
Blue Centers,'19c; worth 30c.
H Eiderdown, extra value, 59c yd:
Saturday. 45c yard.
.500. 750,. Tucked Satin, Velvet and
Silk Belts, all one price, 25c each.
5c. “Archer” or Milward'c Needles.
all sizes, 3c paper.
15c. 17c “Velvet Grip" Hone Support-
ers, White or Black. any size. 13:: pair.
7e. Brush Braid, Black and Colors.
special price, tic yard.
10c filming of Germantowu, Saxony.
or Shetland Floss, 8c skein.
100 Ladies' Linen Collars, all sizes,
good styles. this sale, 8e each.
ltlc Dress Stays. all lengths. and col-
ors. Be not.
350, 25c Fancy Ribbons, this is a big
burguin. only 19c yard.
t
4 noun. cranes
in counzcncur.
, We are headquarters for the Finest and Freshest ncsartrncnt of Holldny Specials to be had In the Twin
Cities .which we are offering at ricer low as possible. You will run no risk in placing your order with on, on we
guarantee to please you in, both utility and Price. Don‘t full to take advantage of thin Sale. on every, urtlcle
quoted In a money saver. .
31.00 V 20 LBS. GRANULATED SUGAR FOR $1.00.
FINEST ELGIN CREAMEIRY BUTTER. PER POUND. 27c. I
Ll'l‘CHFlELD COUNTY PRINT BUTTER, PER POUND. 250. ‘
Golden Custard Pumpkin, can, in: ' 7c 70 Fancy Leghorn Citron, II... 13¢.
,NOIIe Such Mince Moat. ll for 251'. _ Fancy Orange Peel, 1b., lilo
lmpcrlnl Ple Fruit. 3 for title CHOXCE, Fancy Lemon Peel. ib.. lilo
Burton'n Thymo Leb'ves, 1pm., :lz- CAPE COD Envy gfeded Raisins, lb.. ltle
Burton‘s Sage heaven, p 3., :iv , . , cw called urrunta, 1b., 1th-
New Mixed Nuts, 2 lbs. for ‘ 26v CRmfiggfilES (lumhunm Plum Pudding can, 10c
Noble’s Popping Corn, pkg... 9c -, ' New Persian Dates, “2.. to
Vermont Baldwin Apples, pack, are; 7c , . ,; , 7% that a Crown Raisins. 3 lbs. for 25c
l ' . 1, , j . ‘ '
, scam dunno nuns. 1.3.. 12c. scum ccnnplsnounpnns, 1.13.9...
‘srmcrm FRESH nous, Pun nor... 30¢. s cm unsr sbcéorksn. 25p
2 PKCS. CRAB; NUTS. fish. 2 PKGS. RALSTON BKF‘S'I‘. FOOD; 25c. ,
8 CANS CAMPBELL'S Bt‘lllllffi. disc. 8 CANS ,Nflmfim‘erfifl ' ll PKGB.‘UNEEDA L. .wi’l‘. lie.
1 ,. . , , . . 2 T ,f , ‘ . _
Now, York Grocery Com, on y mm“ ' -
, . . . . ~ , , : v room Ironwux.
“Sale .
10c Side Combs, a lnrgvI assortment.
Sc oalr.
Ladies' Heavy Newmnrkets. Black
and Oxford Gray, regular price $18.50,
Saturday at 810.00.
Ladies' and Mlsses' Oxford Gray
litigious, very styllah, perfect fitting.
regiélar price 51.98. Saturday at
12. 0. .
Children's Oxford Gray Ragluuo.
Yoke buck and front. full length. hcnvy
cloth, sizes 8 to it years, regular price
$12.50, Saturday‘s price 39.50.
iladies’ French Flannel Walrus. col-
ora Omen, Light Blue, Red. Old Bone
and Pink, flue tucun to bust. button
back, two towns flue embroidery. rogu-
Iar price 33.50, Saturday at $2.25. '
Mow... .... "M N-.._.._.m
hr Percent
«7 . .
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j ‘IG Tl0____liE Pol
We agree with you that the daily papers of the world’s
doings makes more interesting reading than plain unvarnish-
100 full but Chenille lovers, value like, '
’ a. m. till 9 p. 111., 50c.
Great ,Sale‘ = w
. ill- f . ‘
vi.
But are the reporterf; tales so
profitable? Interesting. yes,attraciiVe.‘niiturally. How bet-
ter can‘ we affect your nrcjudute than by making the daily
store news bnef~bv avondmg m‘eiinihlries‘é' tilde limbs and‘
r , ,
. at
A few mono fln’e."Albctrosn Wniats,
name as acid curly, in season at $1.98,
tantamount». - , , ‘
Mlases’ Castor color chrsey Coats,
all now, worth $7.69, at $4.98. .
Tan and Castor Color Kerney Coat.
24 inch. satin lined. storm collar, deep
cuff, sizes for tuition: and small wo-
gaen: regular price 38.98: Saturday.
".98
I lot Children‘s Renters, all new at
special priceaz, ‘
$1.25 quality, Saturday. 980.
$2.98 quality. Saturday. $1.98.
13.98 quality. Saturday. 32.98.
Ladlca' Fast Block Seamless Cotton
Hone, the best 12%6 stocking inthe
market, from 9 a. m, till 9 p. m., 8c
pair: two pairs for 15c.
Ladies Fleece Linen Hose, fast black
and seamless. value 17c; from 9 a. m.
till 9 p. m., 110.
Men's Wool Mixed Socks, Gray and
Cumcl's Hair. senmlcas, value file;
from 9 a. to. fill if p. m., llc.
Ladies' Cashmere Wool Vests and
Pants, our regular 75c quality, from 9
Ladieu‘ All Wool Pants onlY. we
wont to close them out. so mark ’em
from 9 a. m. to 9 p. m., 85c.
Men’s Fleece Lined Shirts and DraW-
crs. regular 50c quality, from 9' a. m.
J“ 9 p. m., 390; two garments, 76c.
Ladles' White Hematitchedf Jinna-
kerchlefs, real good at 50; 9 a.‘m till
9 p. m., (to; two for ac. .
KITCHEN DEPARTMENT.
69c. Set of d Knives and Forks for
490,
95c Set of 6 Knives. and Forks, with
Cap and Bolster, 7pc set.
$1.25 Carving Seth, cocoa handles.
98c.
76c. Covered Meat Roasters, need no
basting and have no dried up meats.
590.
Large Yellow Mixing Bowls, 23c.
50c White lined Enamel Mixing
Bowls, 39c.
Lyons’s Patent Egg Beaters, 17c.
No. S Pudding Steamers. 25c.
2-qt. Plpktns, 19c.
CROOKERY.
59c Celery Trays, 38c.
59c Tea Cups and Saucers, 450 set.
25c Salad Bowls, 19c.
$1.98 Soup Tureens, 98c.
49c Fern Dishes, 390.
2 qt. Blown Glass Pitchers, 250.
60c Blown Glass Tumblers, 50c (102.
83.98 Punch Bowl. cut glass pattcrn,
$2.98.
12%0 Blown Glass Sherbert Glasses,
8c each.
56 piece Decorated Tea Sets. $8.49.
$3 piece Decorated Dinner bots. $5.75
98 1.25 Lamps, with Decorated Shades,
. (3,
title 9-inch Decorated Globes. 49c.
THE LARGEST AND BEST LINE
OF LAMPS IN THE STATE AT SPE-
CIAL PRiCEB. AL8O A NEW LINE
ltlc Fancy Outing Funnels at 6c.
~ conquest
OF EXTRA GLOBEO.
Saved from‘what you earn will house
You no inconvenience and this will
make you comfortable in the course
of that).
"The South Nomolk Savings bank.
Uhitedf Blink Buildinlr.
Opori daily. 0 to it; 1‘ to 8. ~«hardly evening. 8 to I.
anti... ; as
, m. mimommnmm Conant
{life [much my'l pa in.
’ *liavro‘m'mutnmt it not i unit-o
If? h. mars Aladdin
n cos.) .
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