. ' Sole Agent,
*1 F. D. LYON a. ca,
2 ‘90- Washington Street,
c-K
‘i l
4 REPORT ON ALASKA MlSSlONS.l
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interesting Subject Considered at Am-l
erlcan Missionary Convention.
4 NEW LONDON, ()rtoher 2‘3th
' 'lllxhttul nutumnnl wouthor tins nddod,
(drum to the sot-0nd day's Nonstop oi"
the grant gathering ol‘ dclogntos at
the American Missionary Association
In the Second (iongrogntionnl (‘hurrh
in this city, 'l‘ho nttondunro at tho
meetings today has hoou lurgor lium.
that of youtcrtlnr. and tho till; oonvon- I
tion has now ronchod its most intorost- I
’ 4 ing stage.
Today's litlslnoss oommouooti ill on
early hour. Thoro Wit.” :1 dorotionul
meetillg‘at 8:30. followotl by tho trnn~
motion of ncrossnr)‘ business and thou
the reports from mission workors hi“
gun to be prosonlod. ltoi. Harlan l’.
Beach, DJ)” of Now .lol‘st‘y. spolto ol‘
' the necessity oi'oulurhing tho (‘hinoso
missions and of not-omplishing tho pur»
pose oi‘ Christianity through natiro
missionaries rnthor than by t'orotguors.
The Alaska missions Worr- oororod
in the report. and uddrosa of Rev.
Dwight M. Pratt. D ll.. of Ohio. l’orto
Rico was the flold with which ltor, ll.
A. Bridgman, of Massuoliusotls, tli‘illl
with in his address. llor. Edwin H.
Bylngton. of Mnssarhnsotts. l't‘Vlt'Wt‘ll
the report of lilo oxor-uliro oominiltoo
on educational work in tho south.
The report on lndian nnd Alaskan
mission wus rrad by tho Roi: llwicht
M. Pratt. [1]).. of (‘inrlnnnti
It utntcd thlit no schools in our oonn—
try have boon lnoro thoroughly sot-u;
larized titan thoSo ostnhlishril |i_\‘ our
governmont for tho lndinn. Our t'nit-
(id States romtnissiouol ol‘ llllllilll :il'
fairs i‘rt'ol)‘ llt‘lil‘ltl\VlHllLl’.\ that tiny
have tailod of thoir purplish to uplift-
ing tho l'llr‘r’. Norrr in our notional
life have wo had it llltll‘t' romploto (tom.
onstrution of tho ilmdrmiaor ol‘ oilmn
tion, without rcliuion. to uplift und
saw a moo. At tho mission stations
the blanket of tho wild man is hoinu
exchanged for tho ololhin: of tho oir-
ilized. and tho lztnguano of tho sarauo
for the (‘ulturod Slit‘t‘t'li of tho Anglo-
Saxon. Young [)l‘ODls' aro rospoudinu
to the ideals of tho l‘hrtstiun i‘anonrol
covenant. Eskimos from tho islnmh
of Behring Straits nlld oron from til-
het‘ia itscli‘ tiro finding thoir wni~ to
our islnnds. and mining in loin-h with
the spirit and powor ol‘ l‘hl'istinnilr
The twelve years of Mr Lupus wort:
in Alaska hnro witnossi-d tho tron:—
formnt'lml of it ilHll)’. dogrudod. suitor-
stirlous, henthonish Doolilt'. into u do
cool and t'l\'lll’l.l‘ll ('tllllllllllllU' with
one hundrod utunino t‘hristiuns to so:
the standard of ooznmunity lilo
it tho conrlusion of his l‘ipiil‘l. lll'
Pr l't iloiirrrod nu :‘uldrcsn. in whioh
he ufllrlnoli tluit tho, ludinu run novor
he redomned and upliitcd. nnd iittcd
for tho dutirs liud l‘l'slitillslllilliitis ot'
citizonship. by tho (‘ll‘ll gororunnnt
“During tho but thirty yours." ho snid
“$240.t)lll).lttltl intro boon spirit on on
Indian populution not oxooodinl: lNo-
000. enough to furnish out-h with a
homo hcnutitulli' huill nud :idoruoil.
and cqnipprd with all tho implornonls
tutti noccssitios ol‘ lit‘o. \‘ol tho indiun
is us much a ward and d '[ll‘llil"lll to-
day. as ho was it Nonoration ago.
“For tho «duration of tho llitllilll
our govornrnont ill lho lust thirty
years has oxpomlod s-lioouooo. amt al
though 2.5m) pupils hnvo (Ulllt‘ uudor
the supervision of its l-liools. \lt'l‘)‘ lit-
the hits boon :iooonlplishod toward tho
uplifting ot’ tho raoo. ’l‘llo otliltll‘ou ol’
its 113 honrdlul; schools halvo hoor
separated from Ihoir llolnos. hnvo lll‘ll‘
nursed in rompnrniiw luxury. and
have not. horn cdlirnlul to hit-onto in
contributing tnrtor in tho orolntlon of
their race.
‘Onr rntion srslom tllsli. nod our li'lll
til grants of humor lum- pnuporivrd
them. For n gout-rullon tho lnilinu
him born curliod and nursod as no in
flint. Novrr lllll< ho boon trained for
manhood. nor for l‘illl"li:~lll|). nor din
ciplinod h)" tho ol‘t‘orl at no]t’~~‘iippol‘t.
“Our govornniont in not in lilo hus
incur ul’ rohrllrratilm tho inuor “to or
its stlhlvrtx. This h: not llti tum-lion
And for this vorr I'ertlll. our board of
Indian Comnlisxlomw in llirll' lust air
. until report. urlzod lhnt our wllolo in
(Him system should Nprodlly ”tilt“ tn
.. "ENCYCLOPEDIA.
.‘ nun THE new YORK TRIBUNE
,,~AND arr THE LATEST AND moor
or “r0 DATE ENCYCLOPEDIA. 12
Wowmes lN THE ssr.
CALL AT
T. J. MAGNER’S.
{scum MAIN sax. so. nonwnmr
Hill ll. lllilliHl,
Carriage
Builder ,
and Router.
hFew Go Carts
,, Babll Carriages
t. CLOSE OUT
COST.
I ,
lin all
.linsz,
South Norwalk, Conn.
nu cud: that during the noxi ton years
its work should ho oonnumnnllml, and
tho whole lndiun population onrod for.
its pllyslonl. inirllootuul and
spiritual llt‘t'tlil. lilto olhor ritizons of
tho nullon.
'l‘lllS throw.~ tho wholo rust prohloln
on tho l'hriutiun church. and oolnprls
n lnighlr orpansion of its oduoutionul
nnd li‘anlirlistlr work. It" llli' Inditln
i~= rvor to ho otlurutod to rltizonnhip
nnd ('hristiuu nuinhood: il' ho is ovor
to ho i‘ltlilllt'lllilli'tl from tho nursory.
und t'rolu hi.»- swnildlinu rhilhrs. and
llliltlt' nu indoprndout and constructive»
(motor in our llutiolmi “to. it illilril ho
through jllxl Hilt‘ll vital tlilll rt’t‘oolivr-
work its in dono by this lleooilltiou
it would ho :i spirituul ('l‘llllt' to ox-
lorinlnllto slit-ll work in: thnt whit-h
lltlS horn oonduolod at Suntoo ugolloy.
Nohrnslcn. l‘or t‘orly-llro roars. by tho
two llr. Riggs. iolhor und son. yi-t the
lll'lllt'llh’ll of that training school
\\'l'llo:~' mo thut tho srllool must oloso
within a your unions :1 lurizo nppro-
printion can ho mudo for its support.
“Sixty thousand ol‘ thoso p: oplo llaro
ulronrly lwooluv morgod into our nu—
tionnl lift» its citizens. and 270.000 am“
still onrollod as Mllljil'lH ol‘ n'itiouni
intorst uud (-nri.
“At lililx'l night t‘hriutiau ilonolninri»
lions ol‘ hodiis on this oonlinmlt uro
proclaiming tiorl's loro to lllo lndiau ..
.\lotliodi.xt~‘. ilaiplists. Swt dish mission~
ruins and (‘ongrrualit‘lnnlisis."
ii. A llritltznlnn. l’loston. followed his
roport on Missions in Porto Rico. with
an :iddross. in which ho Filltli
"'l‘llo niodorn missionary rntol‘priso
ix- on tl‘illl ill l'orio liioo. It would ho
a rllilllll‘ to go thoro uud duplionto tho
ulistalios mudo in t‘orollzn lands and
on tho l‘ronlior oi‘ this country. ’l‘ho
.-\morioan ilonrds mission in initial sut'~
for todnr l'or orrors of polioi' nuido for-
13' yours nlzo. Ilinnv :t'wostorn oom-
muuilr town roooirod in its t‘orniano
days it npiritunl haudionp lunauso (it’
tho orudo and lnisoollanoous l'llillili‘ll‘l‘
of all tho ol't'orts motto for its (‘\'illli.’:|‘-
limitiou. (lur Inissionnry ot'l'orts in
Porto liloo both in what thvl~ under-
llllil‘ and what thor ovoid (Night. to
prolit by tho l‘Xlll‘l'lt‘lll'l‘ ot "H \‘lllll't h
uuiiorsal.
Allow all l’orto ltioo should furnish
:l shining illustration of inlrnlon)’ and
til-tillt'l'illltlll hotwoon lltil'orout (‘hrist
inn lunlios.
".llnoriouu (‘hristianilr iv: also on
trinl ill l‘orlo lip-o Its govoruors
romo homo nnd point in rosonto oolors
tho [It'llgl‘vss ol‘ Aluorionn trims~ ill"
i-gigornoos of tho pooplo for soil gov»
“Lilillt'iii and lll-‘li' growinc oiliolonoy
thoroiu. lint list; it (‘hristian lozulor
lilto l)r. l‘. .l. ltydor who has spout
works inroslllzntilm morn] oonditions
not only in tho soaports hut in tho
mountriin distri' is, to toll you whut ho
ll:l~' soon llllll “Wild and lilo ulol‘nl
>lnlllo ol‘ lilo |N‘l)[l|l‘ will soom tllllttll-
l‘ontllrii-s oi llllr‘;"l;l“. tho oxul'
lltllls of :in opprossiro und ot'tuu iln
molul oiolosillsiionl systollr tllo llt’lllt"
l‘ul iniluonros ot‘ a soil tropirlll t‘llllllllt‘
halo protillrml n poolilo, llll‘l'i. childish.
iguornnt :lnd impun-
"\lllt‘l‘lt‘all t'hl'istlaniti hus a lllL‘Z
tnsk lioi‘oro it and ono doumnllinu thi‘
uonorou» outlay of humor and not loss
gout-rolls oiiorinl: ol‘ ('(IiiFtlt'i'illt‘tl por-
sonulily.“ ' ‘
'I'ho liitut‘uoon nonstop hogan ul 2
o'olorh, ’l‘ho ilnnnotal ropori nnd nul-
dross of llonry K. llydr‘. oi Mossurhu
soils Wlix‘ prosontod and was t’ollowod
by tho :iddross ol‘ llml. Thonlus Wos
ton. of Munsurllllsotts
'i‘ho ropori ol’ tho oolnlnittoo
linumo wan. prosoutoil by lionri' ix".
lll'du of Mussut-llilsolis. ll Slillt‘tl
Illlil lilo lotul cost «it :nlmiuistrnlion
of tho tl‘ollstll‘t‘l“.~ dihulrnu-nl is rorr
low rounidorinc tho rolunlo uud total
amount of luminous truilnuolod. 'lllo
:lllllllill ropori Allows aunin n llnlunoo
()Il tho rluhl, I-zltli‘ (it ”)0 lulluul'.
'l'ilo loinnlntiou to unwiso olilllrlzo-
moot of tho work llili-l noon in it "it'll-
amn- iomorod hr tho lldoptlon ot' llit‘
olnn for :l rosorro loulu'y (unit. which
now itmula nl $73 907.17. "l'ho ninoiint
rooolrml durinl: iho paid your from ow
tutu-n will; t'tlllh‘llll'l‘lllll)‘ in oxroull of tho
:lroralzo for tho inst ton yours. lin-
dor l‘ormor rouditioin: tho wholo our
ount Would lmvo lumn urniinhlo tor
ll'w durimt tho your that rlonod hill
with wisdom uninod with oxporlonvo n
"tliltiltli‘l’illlli‘ proportion llllH born not
a‘ihlo for tho tutor». 'l‘ho rooclpts
l‘l‘oln logurlrn for tho your Juut hoggin-
nlnl: nro not oil to ho oNpondml llurlniz
tho routing twolro months but (llHll'lli-
niod ovor ll porlnd of throw yonru. This
will lllllltlllllllll‘tll)‘ onunllzo unmuwhnt
tho willoly iluotunliult ruoolptu from
thin nourro nnd ultow n rrlmmulbio nu.
llolpoltoll or lllt'mlll' to ho mud". llut
tho printout rt-iluotlon or hlihorto
nl‘nllllhlo funds norvon to omnhnnlzo
tho flt'l‘tl of n onullnuml incrolulo ill
oontrllmtionn from living donorn.
All ndrlrmm by C, (J. Bponcc. 1.1.0.. of
drought. followrd. At 3:30 this aim»
noun a luminous nosnlon will bi.‘ hold
iuld it is rxpm'trd thnt tho budntu ovor
the matter or oontrol of {lower of the
missions will be spirited.
in
room or WALL stun.
WALL STREET. 102“) n. m.—«—'t‘lw
stock mortwt oponod moclorntoly at“
tire rind with n donllntn‘g tendency...
Pennsylvania was tho mist attoctod.
with a‘ioan or '91 but. ,nlttmoro 62
Ohio. Maturation and Nut ti‘nn3~t'tlntl-
llontlll Mocks cloniiuod la, id nrp (motion.
‘VAIJ’A STREET. H Ila mnwAUthP
stocks rallied lmmorltntol; after this
opening and Hi. Paul. MiB rm Pacific.
nnltlumrn and Ohio and coding rose
fractionally above roster ay's close.
bonus» meanwhile wort,i tide of a
point or over in Illinois Neutral. Wil-
banb. Metropolitan Street Railway and
Whnellng and Lake Erie. . The entire
market allowed Marines. again at 11
o'clock with St. Paul a lltmore‘cnd
it and Norfolk rind W turn leading
()ll
_ H . soUT NOW
5,000 Given Away l l i
A chance with cverv pair of
{Queen Quality Shoes.
The Fair Fur and Cloak Store.
'(A. Israel. Proprietor.)
Children’s Raglnns.
$2.75) and $5.00.
The colors are tho dosirnhlo
shades of gray, unit the gnrnicnt
is pnttrrncd vrry stylishly.
'i‘hn trimmings tire of good
quality volrot and tho tuiluringf
is very sutlsinctorr. assuring til
long lived cont. I
Silos 8 to it yours. l
|
68 Waihimlion St. iou'll ilourlli l
inlcrost was displtlycd ill tho moto-
mont ol‘ priocs during tho noon hour.
hill
the tone was slightly hottor.
Northwostorn ndrnnt'od 2‘54. in 1‘"-
slmnso to its lurgost lncronso in Sun
tonlhor oarnings.
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
ltoports over private wire or Tituplt-s
& Goldschmidt, commission brokers,
Swartz & Cornell's hlook. South Nor-
Willlil
()pon liich Low izllo
Aniul (‘oppt-l‘. can. lint/2 iii?“ dill.
.lm. ('. A} i“.. lift-l] lift-"a, 33-134 lift“.
.iltllt-‘l'it‘itll loo. llllx‘, llltj. lli|I lot."
.-\ulor. loo llt‘d.. 1:7 37 ‘ til Iii
.\llil‘l‘. l.o(~o.. 5:054. Jill-"l4 .lnlé :llll/z
Am. Sum”: 133:1, i2“: ltfltln’. 124
.\. ’l‘. .l': S. l~‘o. Krill], M S it. N87.
.t.’l‘. it‘- Si‘. p. loo-l. Hm“. limit], loll“...
lluit. lt- Ohio. 105% ltlil loNh’. loll-"i...
llltlyn. it. 'l‘.. dill.) dill.2 iiiilN oil-"N.
(‘hos & Ohio 511;. .3153 7.1 or,
t‘hi. (‘4‘ N. W.. Btlo 211’. ’30 "ill
t‘hi. (it. \\'ost.. and. not... :w. ans-g.
(' .\i, & Si. l’.
(‘01. li‘ & i..
t‘ol. South.
t‘ousol. this.
lCrio
iii. (‘ontrui
Lon. <\'~ Nostr,
.\i:lnlmitau. 3. .
.\lot. St. Ry. .2.
MW. t‘onlrul.
\i. l\’. 8: 'l‘..
X. Y t‘outrnl. la» ..
.\'orl‘. N'- \\'o.-t ‘ 775..
(int .Q “Hist. 21'”;-
l‘ut-lllo Mull. i2“;
l‘ouu, R. it, lo:‘.
l'ooplo's (ins. Milli;
l‘ross. S. For. til
Houdini:
Mouth lat pill. .'
lil‘ud. ‘_‘d pi‘d, "’
ltopuli. Stool.
lluiihor (limits. ' "
Slur l’aoilir.
Sou. NV ('0.
’l'onn (‘ .\‘v I,
Touts l‘nrilir, -il
l'nion l’aritlo lu-t‘l.
l'. S. lit'tltlivt'~ ll‘.
l
l
limo lill 1..
'. S, liillilior 1U...
'. H Stool
l' S Stool pl‘tl
Waiuish.
“‘illlllsll. pl‘vl .
\\'ost. l'n 'l'I‘l.
Wisrmi. (Hint.
ill I“
”g
{it t“
'JN 3N
NEGOTIATING FOR COAL YARD.
A Syndicate to Purchase Business 0!
l. Lockwood a co.
Nogollaltous uro now pondluu and
will prohuhly ho oonsumnlntml within
:i tow dun-l for tho tli'uillhllltlll of tho
soul lnisinoss of Irving Lockwood N,
l‘o.. ltlt'illt‘tl off \l'dtol‘ ntrovt. to n
,rndit'nto t‘t)lll[i().\'t‘tl of two South Nor-
wnllr uontlonit-n. :it whoso bond is
John M. McMahon. .»\ Ionso ol‘ ih<t
hind from tho tliroo ownors. WuIIaco
Motlnhno, (’upluiu (.‘hnrlos lu'. Wnrron
and Mrs. t‘. A, iiomson, of Most Nor-
wnlk. lms :ilroadr boon sorurod nnd
lllo proporty part of tho doul is oom—
olotod. 'l‘ho only uulttor that yot rc-
niains in :llioranoo is tho disposnnion
of tho hustuoss. Within :1 low (toys
tho dotnils will how lloou conlplutod
and tho proportr will ho turuod oror
to tho now tlrm.
l‘nttl this in douo tho untno ot‘ tho
:ioroud llll'llillt‘l' of tho now proprietors
it: \\‘lillll'lll. but it is positivoly slatod
lliut ho is n promtu rut tnuuul‘noluror of
South Norwnlk. As noon on tho now
itrm (liked control lllllli‘Ith'illPIlitl will
ho comment-oil on tho proporty. lnclud~
till: liltorntluus to tho (locks and tho
humming of tho onpurity of tho hills to
hourly doublo lilolr prosonl capacity.
'l‘ho bins will now hold twill.) tolls. It
is tho inioutlon ol‘ tho now “rm to on
inrizo lhom so tlint, lhoy will noooln-
modulo 5,000 tons. ’l‘ho proporty ronv
wists or 105 foot front itlltl 3M) {out in
tho l'l‘ill‘.
As noon us it is livrlwmn'y for him to
confirm his tlnlr to tho now luminous
\ir. MoMnhou will ri-Nign his position
in tho molding room of tho Volk tint
l‘notory lind Holnoono will Nilrooml him.
it in not rot known who tilhl portion
will ho. 'i‘llo now ilrul lntondn to con-
tluuo lho luminoNN on nt printout for
sumo limo. lit tonal nnd it will probably
ho nix \Vl‘t-‘kil boturo tho nurliimnry im-
lll'ovolnontil huvo boon mmlo nnd thuy
nro rondy to do notivo blminoull. Then
they lntond to put lil‘ n lnrlzo stock of
(‘tltll nun will omionvnr to onlnrgo and
lmprovo tho business nil rnpldly as
possible.
trvlni: lair-kwood, tho prtlilt‘llt own-
or of tho buntnoss. will continue but
rurd at Now Cancun. rotniniug Wil-
ilnm A. llood. or East Norwlllk. who for
n loin; limo wnn bookdrrenor lit the
South Norwuik yard.
SECOND DISTRICT DEMOCRATO.
’t‘hn Democrats of tho Second Votlnlr
l‘iislrint will hold their caucus to nomi-
mito tehhdldnten tor rchrosontatlvc null
loath-on of tho police Friday evening at
it o'clock In Arlou llnll. It is stated
that Joromtnh Donovan ls ll. likely onu-
iiidnto for tho nomination of represonh
tatlve.
. u. ,...,..............,._.......
TOOK THE CHlElts' DEBREE.
Charles t3. Lorhwood. John Cabana.
John Sheldon and Hobart Etimonds
were shown the mysteries of the
chief‘s degree and the regular meeting
of lineup Tribe of Red Mental night.
This qtmrwtte will tulle the Humili-
eminence next Monday night at. mo
61- mingling critic-um «thin or»,
horns. Dr. Potter said be bad ormiul d
MWNW.
Ladles‘ Tailor Made Suits,
Jackets. Coats. Canes
and Norfolk Suits
FUR JACKETS
the latest style
W
Krasovitzii: Fox,
North Main. Corner Ann St,
South Normal/z.
j. GARTNER;
Merchant Tailor,
Get Your Clothing Repaired
For the Cold Winter
Coming.
My repulr charges lire rcl'y roastin-
able. i am no cuptlhlo in working on
Lutlics' gurmonts its upon Mou's.
Of course. it you wont now work-
woll, come in and talk with me. I
bolioro i can intorost yon.
39 SOUTH MAlN STREET,
Opposite Hotel Hamilton.
Harry Goldllin,
CLOTHIER
FURNISHER
Your inspection is requested on
our new and up-to-date line of
Men’sloys’dfihildren’s
Clothing
We guarantee that our prices
cannot be equaled in the town
this season.
We also carry a full line of:
Union made clothing. if desired.
N0. 6 NORTH MAIN ST..
MAHACKRM’O BLOCK.
N ING ,‘SENTlNE’L 1
‘ WEDNESDAY, 00142, 1902.
..
THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE.
TRISTRAM&HYATT
NO. 2 GAZETTE BUILDING.
Ladies’, Misses’ and Children’s Winter Cloaks.
Our full line of Ladies’. Misscs’ and Children’s WINTER GARMENTS are now open. The
line this season includes LADIES' FINE TAILORED JACKETS. in all the latest shapes. We
can show you any style you wish from a short nineteen inch jacket. to a full length garment.
We buy of only the very best makers. and our styles and shapes are both correct. Prices from $5
to $25.
Wanted 2.
First-Class
Painters.
Decker,
87 Washington
Street,
50. Norwolk.
CONNECTICUT
MILITAR r ncnnzur'
NORWALK. CONN.,
(Formorly the School: School).
48th You Boglnn Beptnmbor 24th.
hour (sources or study. nthlottc liold.
gymnasium. howling niloyn.
li‘or catalogues lmd information.
address
Tilli.‘ SUPEith'l‘lENlliEN'l‘.
all! e o w
mooniéiix”“iioiiaoi ‘I’iilAL;
NEW NURK. (lritlllt‘l' ’Jliwlll‘. W.
l-ltl'lru i’ottor wnu tho llrnt wlinonx nl;
lodny‘ll ilosillon ot‘ tho Moltnr-nux trilll.l
Hr was: rolled to nttoud Mm. Adams.’
but whorl ho arrtwful at. her npnrtmonta
Hhu won ill-ad. lDl’. Potter could not
worth anything Mrs. Htlflm‘h hlul sold
to him. but no did have rm him that _
silo had sold hilmt‘llllttg shout Cornish
bring sick. Ho turd lost lllfl notoil
since tho that triltl.
"M“ you hero as no expert for tho
llrowucution?" hadron forum-r ilovrrnor ‘
Shark for this doirnro. "umlnr Hill; of
tho ntitto?" ,
'l‘llo witnlno‘l Milli lio mm.
in that why you llth” loin
noise?”
The witnrss replied that no ronid
not toll how ht’ hint mlzlnlll tho 1.1’EIJPY‘54.
“How much low» you been paid on
in now?" was Mr. Black‘s out now
tlon. . 4
"31.960.” replied tho Witnr‘cs. i
To Agni-tourmatrhrt Attorcny On-
your
tortymtnc dim working on the cast).
Im’l
aluminum he countdown bill bill mmmi
Misses’ and Children’s Long Garments.
We bought early in the season. when tailors wanted work and manufacturers wanted money.
A big lot of CHILDREN’S LONG GARMENTS at much less than they can be bought today; they
run from 4 to 14 years in size, and from $4 to $10 in price.
CHILDREN'S jACKETS AND LONG GARMENTS (I to 4 years) all new and upto date
styles.
Housefurnishing Department.
PERFECTION OIL HEATERS-TAKE THE PLACE OF COAL.
NO DISAGREEABLE ODOR.
NO POSSIBILITY OF SMOKING.
STRONG AND WELL MADE.
ORNAMENTAL IN FINISH. PRICE 553-50 TO $5.50.
" 'lM
. q.
_ a. .
Tristram & Hyatt, Norwalk,
rwhenlrs"
Coidsr
You Might Feel Tin
that til i .
A Coir Domnt Night Shirl.
65c value for 47c.
Wool FIccccd Underwear.
75c Garment for 50¢.
Domct Pajamas.
$1.50 worth fer $1.00.
Watch this little space
every week, for profitable
information.
I.Duis&Son,
TAILORS. CLOTHIERS. HAT—
TERS AND FURNISHERS.
85 Washington street.
South Norwalk.
Telephone 133-l2.
DAY .
.v BARGAIN
lg DAY -
CREDIT
open to those who lack
the ready cashf First—
thcre is the 30. 60 or 90-
day credit of the “cash"
store—at the end of the " ‘
term of credit you are
just as much in the hole
as you were when you
secured this favor (P)
Second—~the obsolete In-
stallment Plan, basedon
extremely high prices
for interior goods, and,
thirdly
The , .
‘ Kricgcr Co.’s Cash or Credit
Plan. - '
3 -. . You open an account with us when you make
. ‘. your purchase. Charge it up and pay in small
: That
. PERF
SHOE
tor Women
$3.50 l
weekly payments of $1.00. Week by week your ac- ._
count grows smaller. You are not asked to sacri»
- fice quality. style or value; you are not asked to
‘ pay a higher price than other stores ask for the
" same goods. You pay one dollar per week and
wear the goods while paying for them.
Which kind of credit do you prefer?
Men‘s Suits. latest styles. from $7.98 to $20.00.
Everything for Man. Woman or Child to wear
from Hats to Shoes.
On. Weakly Payments
ls scliinl,r i‘LlllltllV among
Wollltll oi discmninah
inglasl‘es.
We are confident
that this shoe cannot be
outdone. quality and
will i’lill‘chlill. of 'l‘i‘umllttll.
“LL“... L7... ...... “4..-...
$3 stvlculs lol'thclnoney
Wear Stiles that Fit
fit! TH‘N’W
NAMED FOR JUDGE or PthBATE.l
lltttllt:iti’t)li't‘. ()rl. 22.-'l‘llmmm (Ll MANY WOHKMEN STRIKE.
nonunion. of this oily. was nmnulnmi . NEW YORK. Uri. 22—~-l¢lalihwli tour
this morning by tho, ilomoornllr rity‘drod union pluslcrors lmd lnhororn
and gown convention for 1mm or pro- {quit work today because thon- omplor
but:i for this district. F. n. Ketllm’.:€'l‘u had decided to dinnonttmm illn
also at this city, was :1 candidate. or present. male of wages, live dollars a
the 23 vomit cone (lolmhlln received ll day. which went: into street April l.
and Knali‘et‘ nine. ’l'he nomination of c and to ragtime the old scale of Milo n
timicblln war; than much llilillllmtlill-‘i. lolly. 'l‘hu bolls plustcrern object: to
The: probate commltlem criterion for the men selecting their own foreman.
the ensuing torm computes 1.. .l. tlill. The strikers threaten to call out the
Daniel Walker aim Wlillam '1‘. itlulm. present. humour» and other union tilt!“
at this city; min-y Osborno, of on» lingual in the nailing: whom they are
tour“ I!” W .Jlllimisr mum, and ”it“ working, ; .
'l‘lwr melnncholy days are come.
The saddent of tits year.
it’s still too warm for but drini‘m.
_ And not mtg-0mm tor W
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