....
_ . me to wake him up :qu i did.
~ that It. took plncc outside of tliv barn.
‘ torne'y 'I‘ontnmny hnd an important cu-
Q5000
om
.. M“... .
PIERSON'8 CASE CONTINUED.
‘ Some Important Testimony Presented
.In London Assault Case.
Frank Pierson. known no “Scotty.”
eharged‘lwith naenulting Willlnm Lon-
donao badly that he bud to be taken
mitt) the hoantul and for some duyn was
.at the point of dnnth, was given a
hearing in the town court. betorei
“Judge Lockwood this morning. .’l‘he
lease was oontinucd until tomorrow uf-
tornoon. at 2 o‘clock, after two wit-
nesses were cxumiucd.
When the churgc of assault was
read l’ierrou plcnd guilty. but clnimmi
he committed tho usunult In svlf do—
fense. The first witness called was
.Dl'. S. H. Huntington. town nicdirnl cx~
aminer. He told prini'ipully of tho
condition of London when ho saw him
at the hospital. Ho hud oxuminod
. London on the morning following tho
‘assault. mural that dint», ho was, in
the physician's opinion. at tho point of
death. There wet‘c two lnrlzc sculp
wounds. 8 compound frnctnro of ono
of his legs, and all of his injurics had
bled profusely. ’I‘hp tincture to tho
leg was supplemented with extreme
lacerations of the soft. part of the limb.
’l‘he fractures Occurred below the liner.
When asked what. had mused the Sl'dlA'
of collapse London Who in, Dr. Ilunt~
ington replit‘d that it was t'tlllsOll by
the fracture. the wounds of the, scalp
and the exposure. Ho did not think
there had bcc‘n n fracture of the skull.
though possibly there is. If lhcre has
been it will manifest itself very short—
Iy. The physician thought that it
would bc from six to right weeks at
the earliest and perhnps thrro months
before London Would be nhlc to appcur
in court.
George Knrtcl. the othcr witness cx~
amined. was apparently the only Hillll’l'
man who witnessed the fracas. At
least Kurtol claims ho had not born
drinking. He was considcrubly miwi
up while on the stand. Knrtcl's story
of the fracas follower:
“Thursday I worked in South Nor~
walk, and in the owning I wont to
Norwnlk and bought my suppnr. .-\I‘-
ter that l walkrd up to the fair
grounds to put up for the Illillll. l sill
outside of non of tho stail- tor dump
an hour. smoking; my pipv, and thcn
“Scotty” come in through tho bit-,- gatc
and enme up to the stall wlwro i won.
We...both laid down and "tit-oily“ wont
to sleep. After "Scotty" 1qu ionic to
sleep London choir. and wrut. into on—
other dial] in tlw same burn. London
called to “Stony.“ but he was tlslfivl).
and l answered for him. London told
'l'hou
London said to him. "You -— .M. I
thought you was it man. What did
you lot 'I‘obcy Rilcy got hurt I'or'.‘
Come out here and I'll light you. I can
lick you.‘ ‘Srotty‘ thou went out in
his stocking fort. and next I board it
blow. Pretty quirk thr stonm Iii-gnu
to fly. I hcnrd London say. ‘lf i got
"hold of you I‘ll kill you."
'I‘hnt was all ihnt lx'nrtrii iuuw oi‘
the assault. lie was budiy iniml up
when cross-cxutnincd about tlu- cou-
versation he hourd. lic stated ut Iirsi
Kartéi was located in South Norwnlk
yesterday afternoon by Captain Lot-k-
WOOd. The rust: was adjourned shortly
before 10 o'clock. an I‘rosoruting .~\t-
gngement. Kurtel Wilti ordered to be
on hand again tomorrow afternoon.
Another cuse which was before the
court was that of John McMahon. :1
young mun picked up for drunkenness.
yesterday nltcrnoon. by (thief Brad-
ley. MCMuhon won diarhnrgcd with n
warning for tho samc kind of tin ol-
i'ense about u month :wo. 'l‘hn lung.-
Wuo again quilo iculrut.‘ and let him
go with n in lino.
Shormnu Council. ltoyul Arruuum.
will hold it rohcursul thin owning at It
mum-k in Red Mott's hull. All momv
more are urged to ho prov-tout.
« Tho ease of William flit-border. u
South Norwalk pnlulcr, who won in»
rented yesterday by tho South Nor-
walk pollen at tho reducut of Ilia ltllli!
IIy, name up before Judge: 'l‘uyior thin
morning and Wm; contluuml for two
~ weeks. The charge wns drunkenness.
m... m... . i.
, unwound.
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3 7 CALL AT
‘J.’ MAGNER’S.
[up or. so. NORWAhK.
. , lill. iiiillilll,
Carriage
, aggmgglet.
Few. Go Calls
-~.Carriaaes ,
05.5.0“
It. Without
Given IAw-ay l l
. l A chance with
NI Q'Ueen Q
F. D. LYON & 00..
, .IlIIFWashington Street,
everv pair of '
uaiity Shoes.
Sole Agent,
South Norwaik. Conn.
GAVE A MILLINERY SOCIABLE.
Patriotic Order of American Has a
Unique Entertainment.
The l’utrlotic Order of America of
South Norwulk cclolu'ntod the llrst un-
nivcrsary of their orgnnlzntion With a
social and dnnco inst orbiting in lted
Men‘s hall. The ttt't'ntr wuss well at.-
tcudod and was un unqualified success.
l’rovioun to the entertainment a reg
ular business incoting was hold at
which tho routine business was trunn-
nclcd. 'l‘hon tho doors worn thrown
()lll'll to the guests and :1 novel and
pleasing ontortaininvnt In the form of
u nliiiincry socialllo was hold. The
lilillOH bud provided at large stock of
hula tor the gnntlemou to trim nod no
cud ol' nu~rrimcnt Witt-l afforded in this
dircction. The prize for tho best
trimmed but \\'as uwardcd to .louoph
(Illinorv. .lr., wltllo .lcromo Smith suc-
roodcd in gutting the booby prize.
The indium in this contest wcro Mrs.
.ioscph (.‘orhum. M rs. (Ivorian (‘olvs and
Miss; llollit- Wilson. ilubort S. Mitch
cil urtod us auctioneer, and initngcd to
ronlizo idiot) front the sole of tho queer
looking headgear.
.-\l'tvr this feature of the eutcrtnlu-
mont was oror the guests indulged In
dnncing to music furnished by Mrs.
William .I. Wilcox until about mid-
night. lirl‘roslnncnts of cotton and
coho wnro serycd during intermission.
’I‘lic n-ounuittct- in charge of the re-
l'roslnuruts was Mrs. Charles ll. Day,
Mrs. William .iudd. Mrs. (lt‘orge \l’.
Spraiguo. Mrs. .lohn (‘nshow and Jay
Davenport. ’I‘ho general committoc
\vus composed of Mrs. Albort ilunn,
Mr::. Alonzo Smith and Mrs. (f. It. liay.
This society has doubch lin mmnhcr-
ship during its first your oI' oxistcnco.
a incl which minors wvll for tho fil-
lure.
MOTORMAN HANLON LOST $10.
Made an Effort to Return Dog to Sup-
posed Owner.
.ianivs liuulou. a nuwu'mnn on tho
Wont nwuuv lino. is telling his Iricnds
today about $10 he did not mnko. Mr.
lluniou resides on Strnwbcrry Hill and
_\'I‘Sli‘l'llil_\' {15 ll:‘- was routine down to
‘worh lu~ m-t :1 t-onph- ol' trumps lol-
lowcd by an undorsizud dog. The
knights of thc rotul. Honing. tho motor
man‘s ntcial buttons. took him for n
poiircmau and pron-odcd linluvdluioiy
to not friendly. “llcy. lillh's.” spoiu- up
ono. "Hero's it dog: that don‘t bulon:
to us.” liunlou uuswcrod and upon
t‘XllIlllllllllOIl disr-ororml lilt‘ loin-rs .\I
I). V. on tho collnr. Al'tvr reading tiu
initials ‘nc iininwllnti-ly saw visions 01‘
it reward of Slit for llli‘ return of a do:
to on [Gust uycuuc rcsidctu \Vlltirvl‘ inA
ltials appnrculiy c-oirospoiulcd with
thow on the collar. .\Ir. ilnlon wuil<
od for no lll(ll't'_ but pit-km] the animal
itiltl cnrricd it in his arms to l‘lllsl are
into, which nwnnt no small amount oi
exertion. for bc tips thr srnlcs dun
gcrousiy nour Iiu- Iltili-pmtlld mark.
Arriving at Ihc housc llunlou rung:
tho door lli‘ll anti waitcd dovclop-
mouls. A servant auswcrrd null hr
asked if Miss ~~~~ rtmldt‘ti Ilitii'l'.
and on being Inl'oriui-d that she did ho
asked to Sl‘t" hor. llo showed but" his
Iind uud silo quickly told him he lltlil -
tho wrong tin}: Aftcr the rvrclpt of
this disrourngiug inforntntimi it did
not tnkc him long to drop the inno-
ll‘lll caninc.
A. M. A. CONVENTION.
Officers Elected at the Sessions Held
Today in New London.
NEW LONDON. October filth-Tho
third und loot dny‘a amnion of tho Ant—
tl‘ll'llll A‘iissiouury .-\ssot-l:ition'.~: Ill’ty-
nixlh courvntiou brunt) thin morning.
with lowrriug nkicu. but this I'm-t did
not livtvr n Inmv utlvnduucc of dolo-
gates. Allor tho ruulonniry devotional
st'H‘lt't'h. a business monitor: was cull-
l'll. nod ll'l'.' clortiou oi” lllllt‘l‘I'H wor-
luld. Itcv. \\'a.~hinnton (linddcll. oi“
libio. wna rclurucd to thc prrkidI-nl‘o
chair. The ronlpictc list of olllrcrs
chord-u follows:
l’i‘i'hllll'lll Ill-v.
doll. lit” (Ililo.
\‘lrrd’rculdrutwI Ilov, Alrxuttdrr Mc-
Ix’vnzic. ol‘ MIIHt-llll'lliifil‘llfii Iii-v. llru-
ry A. Siltltnott. of New York: itrv.
‘Vllhlllllfllllll (Had.
,Jlttuca W. l,‘oopcr, oi" (limm‘ctirul; Wil-
ilnm ll. throng, of Mlchlgun: I’rrnl-
da-ut Arthur ’1‘. lllullcy. of (tonnvrttcut.
ltr'cordint: Hl‘t'l‘l‘llil‘y“rth'V. Arbor Ali-
drrnou. ot‘ Munmu'hnwitk.
(Yorrmepoiuilni: M‘l'l‘t'llil'll‘i-lmllirl’, A.
It‘. Iicurd. of South Norwnlk: Ilov. I-‘.
l'. Vt’oodlnu-y. of Nrw York: ltvv. t‘.
.i. itydtvr. of Now York.
’i‘rrnnul'rrwdI. W. Hubbard. ul‘ New
York.
Aiillllt‘l‘d~l‘3ll\l‘lll ll. llnkrr, of ('oll-
licctluut: .iollli Iii. lit-itch. of New
York.
Executive munnitton-~I"nr live your»,
Charles A. Hall and Ilcni'itr It. ”all;
for nor your. Lucien C. Warner.
'l‘o till wwnuviwwl-‘or ilvr your-u.
John M. Holcomb: for tour yours,
.Inmml I-l. Olioluint. Thomas E. milk
mun. .I. ll. Seldom for three yours.
.I. I3. Clark. Truman J. Huckudd’hllip
S. Moxom: for two ream. (ihlu‘lva I’.
Pinon, William W. Mt'linnv: for one
your. liar. Elliott ‘Hrirr. Willhun H.
Ward.
Sicilcrnl mum” of Intrreui were rend
Ihio morning. Tho than was the arr-
Iltt'nnpor‘ by til. .I. Ryder. of Now
‘ 1m anemia or liar. t‘. W. (lira
roll. I). ”not Ohio. on Elilclrut Mir.-
oionoi‘y Without; in bowl (ihurnlwo.
followed. How to Illui‘ease Enthusb
rim. Smooth? and (lifts. on the sill)-
Qoot‘ot a talk by Item mil. Potter. of
Consonant. The dinning address of
“to {moon moon will TllujNutlnnltI
mutilation at the Work. hr Homo.
. of. Hmonhumtn.
tho it“
Soprg 15.1.33
The Fair Forum] Cloak Store.
(A. ioracl, Proprietor.)
Children’s Raglans.
$2.75) and $65.00.
The colors lire the dculrnhlo
shades of gray, and tho garment.
is pnttcrnod very stylishly.
The trimmings ore of good
quality vclvct and tho tnilorlng
is vcry nutlal‘nrtory. unnurlug it
long lived cont.
Sizcn 8 to It years.
‘won or our confine
no -’ orig. .
68 Washington St. South lionldli .
work. by MISS I). E. Emerson. on ...w
York. ittiractcd uttrnllon. ltcv. J. I“.
(hook. of tho Rosebud Indian Alzirncy.
In South Dakota. guvo till lnloresilnii
talk on the Indian missions. Mountain
Missions wus the subjcct of an Intcr-
ruiiuu‘ pupvr by Miss Mary ll]. West-
ié'utc. ol' Iiiowing‘ llocit. N. ('. Mru. Ei-
Iu Sitcpurd. oi‘ Nunhrilic. 'l‘v'nn.; Mrs.
ll. H. i’rocior. Allunta, (In. and Ml':i.
Minnie (‘h'onwuih Knoxville. Tenn.
hllliiit' In bchnlt of negro womanhood.
lt< past. prcncnt and .I’uturr.
‘I‘hc afternoon HOSSIOII closed with an
addrcss by I‘liul'lrn M. Lilmrlllll. of Au-
iiurtuiulo. Muss” and an address by
itcr. II. II. Proctor. of (lcorgia. and a
report of the church work in thc south.
by Roy. l'iiiwnrd M. Noyos. l). 1),. of
Mussurhusetts.
The convention will clone nt‘trr thi.~
crcuing‘s session, whcu Preside-lit
lilillllltll uili (lllth‘l' his closing ad-
tll't‘SS.
SOME SERIOUS ACCIDENTS.
Two Men Fall Fr0m Tree and Bov Has
His Hand and Arm Torn in Picker.
(.lhurlon ll. llownou. ol‘ ii (‘oul'tltind
l’incc. “as cuttnig a branch front in
iron in his yui'ti a low duyn ago. when
ho fell and struck tho ground with
both hands. The» wrists and builds
wvrc budly nprainod and in» has been
lllllllill' to IIH‘ thcui since.
A boy unmod l.\nll. employed in tho
mills of liit‘ l.ouu.~'bury & iiissoil t‘om-
onny, iu \\iuuipuuk. bud his. right
hand caught in a plcitvr this morning.
:tnd thc licsh was tol‘riliiy torn front
llit‘ hand and unit. In, S. ll. llunt-
inaiou drosw-d tho inlnry.
William ii. (‘quciL of ill li‘nir
drum. was trimming trons yesterday
whou tho llltllll‘l' slipped uud hr foil
lirruhiug ii.--. in uiu-ri' tiu‘ know. iil‘.
i'lmilm t‘. lioiiannuu and ill. S. W.
Huntington i‘mluccd tho i'rurturt‘.
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
\\'Al.l. S’l‘iiliili'l‘ Itl'lll u m 'I'li
‘I‘I'l‘izlllut'ih of lili' London uuirkct \\il.\
«limit-Id in tin- lorui trudiuiz, nt tlu‘
rpcning. iulii'natlonui still-ks rnliul:
:‘iuctiouaily above and liciow yrstcr»
dny‘s l’lliRt‘ ‘ St. Paul, l’cnnsylvuuin.
I'II'ic and linlllliii‘l‘i‘ nitd Iliilo \\'ll‘i‘
lirlucr. wliih i'uiou l'ut-itlc, Soutiuun
l’nciilc. I.oui.~vlllc nod llcndinxz Ilt‘t‘llli~
rd. Trading; was horn in a l'<\\ stocks
but the gi‘lll‘l'lll ii<t wus dull.
\\'.-\i.i. S’l‘lllili'l'. l b, m.
Illill‘l'h \wrr nncoyormi in Norlhwcst,
unsiur :io i.\'ll'~‘lllt* break of M-vcn
points. The \Vcstcru and Pacific stocks
-oid oli‘ slinhliy in sympathy. but t‘n-
orndo and Souihcrn exceptionally unlu-
mi about a point. I‘llsmvhcre tiw
'nll\'l‘lili'lll wus t‘rrcriah and unimport-
ant
Slop loss
TODAY'S QUOTATIONb.
Reports over private Wire of Maple:-
& Goldsohniidt, commission brokers
Swlukrtz 6‘: Corbctl‘s block. South Nor
wn :
Open High Low lulu
Ainul. (ioppcr. It?) only till». [Hill
Am. (3. 8' i"., on. M 35-34 :lil
All]. Col. Oil 50 no 54) 30
American lcc, lot/J, lot; lull, lot.
Amer. Loco. {lull2 mu. :luhz :llfig.
Am. Snicil., vl’i‘il. 47-1.. 474... 471.5.
Am. Sugar. Hill; III“; 12:51.; 1233.,
Anucoudu. 97 El? all 97
A. ’i‘. & S. I". fill no“. Shit. its-’51..
A.’I‘. & S.l-‘. p. loll-3r. Ill-Ill». loud, loud;
llult. & Ohio. toting loll low. innit
llklyn. ii. '1‘. 0:11. null... «27.. 0:;
Clubs. it: Ohio. fill... Til-”n fill; 51%»
Chi. & N. \V.. 233 2184 2127 new»;
Chi. (It. Word. 3014.. how. :lullg. 3pm:
i". M. it St. I’. till"); 193% titling Hilli-
itul. r. o 1.. 331.3; you. 3334.. 347..
Col, Smith. "a iltlil. 12“». :ili’li
Comol. (Ins, SIRE: Elva, Lilith; MSW
I'll‘iti, Ill“... Jill till? 39
in. Control. lilo“..- MINA. Hair. Hm
Lou. At Nash. idilhg 1401.1. limit. liiillg
Mnnhnttun. Infill. um. Iii-l7... Lin
Mot. St. lit. thing limit. 1139 iii!)
Mox. (.‘cilit‘ni. 2"» 3d Bil 2d
Mn. l'tlt'llir. Ill iliilt. “07.. Ill
Nullnuul Loud. :5” Eli WA; 28%,;
N. Y. (Soulful, 1.36 lid“... 1.3.3:). Hill-Ci.“
Norf. uh Vt'ltl., 77%, 7W1. 7711., 77%;
(int. & (Int, 3m :iziri, any; 335..
Penn. ll. IL, mark. Ilii'u Mill»). Itiil'iu
I’ooplo‘n lino, Iiiiiili 1037.. 101M. lilrl'iiu
I’rona. 8. Car, iii-lg til-la hill. 01%
Reading. nil tutu; «77., um.
“0nd,, Int pill. SR hill/4 int tutti.
timid. 21! old. 77% in 77% TR
itopuli, illccl. 22’ 227' 22% 2271'.
llllbiwr Guodu. 23% 23%., Brill, 23%
Bolt. RV. (.70.. 37% 377-}. .‘l'i‘l‘ry’. 37%
'l‘onn. (f. or I.. lib-Ill $534. tilts, 64%
'l‘oxrus throttle, 44 MM. ll 4W.
Union Pacific 305 lilliill. 1047i tutti
lin. Pnc. MIL. till/4 Jill-9 MIA MIA;
Ii’. 8. Leather, MM Hill. HM. It'll.
u. k. Stool. will. on; 401.9 40%
ll. 8. Stool um. 88% Sill/g 8W, Elna
Wullnuh. pm. 49 49% rill till/9
Went. tin. Tel. hilt. mu. 91% mo.
FAIRFIELD COUNTY HOME.
Management Hold It. Annual Meeting
Yum-day Altornoon.
The management or the, Fniriloid
)oumy Homo In Woulpmt int-mm hold
their annual meeting yootoroay at the
Home. All throes of the county oom‘
misalonorn. Messrs, Whitman .8. Mend.
of Greenwich: lionry Lee. of Bridge
port, nnthtyur Pain. of Dnnbury.
ware ln‘nltendnnee. . ,
The annual roport on: read by Min
Minna, a teacher at the fitting not! aw,
o! the film It
Ladies’ Tailor Made~ Suits.
. Jackets. Coats. Capes
and Noriolk Suits.
FUR JACKETS
the latest style
KrasoVitz & Fox,
I North Main, Comer Ann 51..
South Norwalk.
J. GRRTNER,
Merchant Tailor.
Get Your... Clothing Repaired
For the Cold Winter
Coming.
My rcpulr charges are vory rouison-
ubio. 1 nm on cnpnbie In working on
i.ndies‘ gnrmonts us upon Men‘s.
Of course. if you want new work-
wcll. come in and talk with me. i
believe I can interest. you.
39 SOUTH MAIN STREET,
Opposite Ilolol Htlmilton.
Hairy Gordilin.
CLOTHIER
FURNISHER
Your inspection is requested on
our new and up-to-date line of
llen’sBoys’dGhillren’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 [room MAIN 37..
MAHACKEMO BLOCK.
Glover’s
The
Place.
FALL
AND
WINTER
srvus : j-
A Very Nabby
Gentlemen ’5
Shoe,
$3.50.
lien Shots lint Fit.
TBYPIIIISA
Hill DESSERT.
10 cent package
lufflclent tor
EIIIII' PERSONS
no address in which one otrongly nd‘
vocation the pinning of children no for
as possible with. 1d prlvnto familiar.
A number of tho,vlnltom reportod on
the children under. their charge.
Many exploitation of rogrct worn
mudc in regard to tin- donth of late
litimminalonor Janina lei. Mlllor,
Following the hiloinonn m‘fldltm din‘
nor was net-red. Among inc many
moment at the grating In addition to.
the cuddly com tonlouern worn Lion-
innanl Governor Iii. O. livelier. Dr. .I
0. Gregory, of Norwulit: Mrn. llcbmtcn
Kellogg. of Waterbury. both of tho
state board oi charities; Giles Potter
and album.
About twonty memtioro 0! Lady Jon-
nltutu lotion. Bhophordn of Bethlehem.
VI to Want
(I. Bacon. of New Huron: Citation l'.
THURSDAY, OCT. 23.
l
«awn... ... . NW N... ..
" THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE.
TRISTRAM&HYAT
NO. 2 GAZETTE BUILDING.
to $25.
CHILDREN’S JACKETS
styles.
NO POSSIBILITY
Tristram &
When It’s
Colder
You Might Feel The
Need (it
A 001v Dcmet Niltill Shirt.
650 value for 470.
Wool Flamed Underwear.
750 Garment for 500.
Donna Paiamas.
$1.50 worth for $1.00.
’ Watch this little space
I every week, for profitable
information.
l.Davis&Son,
TAILORS. CLOTHIERS. HAT-
TERS AND FURNISHERS.
85 Washington otreet.
South Norwalk.
Telephone 133-12
n '.___J
OIL CAUGHT FIRE.
Mrs. Edwnrd t‘. Lunch. ( ' 23 lioidcn
nvcuuc. Noruuik, iuul on oypcrlcnoe
with an oil ntoru ycstordny thut stir
dons not cure to rcpont. In tho morn-
ing slu- filled the slovo its usual, but
happened to pour in too murh oil. inc.
:unll ovorliowinlz. ’l‘hc mnanqucncr
nus that whon Blit‘ lighted tho ntovc
tho oil Ignilt-d nud ll mcrry blnzc was
in progress In nooucr limo thun It
lulu-s to toll It, Silo mungnd to not
tho Ilnmiul: muuu out onto the shin pi»
omit, whcro It ooutluucd burning. c..nr~
ring tho Wood in oovornl pint-on. on...
some young mun who hnpponod nlonlz
poiwd the slow. oil the stoop with n
atick nnd rxtlngulniwd the.- blow.
NORWALK HOSPITAL REPORT.
'I‘bu Iioletai roport for thin wock
hltyil Iitut. nix palinntu him» horn rt».
cclvcd during thin timc. inid tintt livc
haw boon dlnrhurxml. 'l‘hcro ow
twonty~throo piilirntn In tho iionpltui.
thirteen inning and ten trunnion. Four
of the prlvntt- rnontn pro orrupimi.
'I‘hcro intro lwon one hundred vInIIm-H.
Mrn. A. I}. Wiiculor lino ulrcu rondlnx
nittttcr. Fruit has horn soul In by Mm.
Ilolwrt Stain: and tho South Norwnlk
Congregational llowor nooloty. Tho
Imdlos' Iloard Imvo donntod t'lIl‘lltlllii
for tho hull and thc rcropllon room.
The 'l‘eomntnrli' Union hold their
regular semianonthly meeting last ov-
cnlng in A. 0. II. hull and voted In
r-lovon new members. They decided
to rent rooms in the new Control no»
linr Union hall in South Main street
.. hcre llwy will hereafter meet the new
nod and fourth Wednesdays of mum
nontli. No action wan taken in ro-
Io grant their litigious. all wars extinct».
nd. 7
Frank (lerrlsh, the popular clerk In
vim Natlonnl Bank of Norwatn, has re
rlgnod his pontoon and next Tuesday
will go to the Brooklyn navy yard
Merv he has nocurod a position. He
"meets to remain In tho yard for some
time and than to secure a position you
one of the ventral: at that navy. Mr.
, (torrlah took. the examlnutlnnumnonr
wot-o very; rigid, gt. ,ltroolilm NW
3% ll tut ho am 1,19.
' Ladies’, Misses’ and Children’s Winter Gioaks.
Our full line of Ladies’, Misses‘ and Children’s WINTER GARMENTS are now open. The
line this season includes LADIES‘ FINE TAILORED JACKETS, in all the latest shapes.
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
We
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.
AND LONG GARMENTS (I to 4 years) all new and upto date
Houseiurnishing Department.
PERFECTION OIL HEATERS—TAKE THE PLACE OF COAL. 3
NO DISAGREEABLE ODOR.
2 sinus
OF SMOKING.
STRONG AND WELL MADE.
ORNAMENTAL IN FINISH.
PRICE $350 To $5.50.
mud to tho reins-.1 of the omhloyorxu,
Hyatt, Norwaik, Conn.
CREDIT
open to those who lack
the ready cash. First— ,
there is the 30. 60 or go- 9
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. based on
extremely high prices
for inferior goods, and,
thirdly
The
Krieger Co’s Cash or Credit
Plan.
You open an account with us when you make
your purchase. Charge it up and pay in small
weekly payments of $I.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 ntyles, from $7.98 to $20.00.
Everything for Man, Woman or Child to wear
from Hats to Shoes.
On Weakly Paymon I:
J r' . ' ‘ . .
i'liho Cig‘nrmufiorn' Union held a stun; schooner! LAWSON Aanouun.
“ a “m“ “g “‘5‘ mm“ ““d V" ‘1‘ Promotional/i. Pu. October 23-.»
to hold all their mornings In the future .
In the now Central Labor Union ly- 'l‘ho sovon mauled schooner ’I‘liomtln
coma in the Insurance building. South 'w. Lawson. which untied from this
Main street. UP to the warrant timo port. for Boston. yesterday, with n can
the following ornnizntlomi have vol» 1 go or bltumlnona coal. lit aground in
ad to hold their meetings In the Cen- like: Dnlnwure river about twonty miter
mil Littler Union hull: Hat Molten. ilielow tutti ctty.‘ fun have been sent
Hat Flotation, aluminium. Hat flair to her assistance. "
our stole Bfiflt sonny. Clerks. Bill"
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so", 30} Milton and frail-1 l. f “it.
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