reusabic iii n
g a lot i so
. 1)This means that she 11111111111
.. asimpiu thing to ask but it is diiliouil.‘
((1 at peace with her shoes unless they are comtortAble.
o oomtortable unless they fit. .
he ordinary ready- made an us is built today it can
utotally different construction to make it lit urouad the waist of ~
Only one slice is built with this arch-fitting construction That is
a (bubbly " .
on wont to know how a pert?
it will be a rereiutlon
here? has been a inning of! in
timber of prisoners in charge of
Garvin. it is interesting to
‘t' the reports and see the daily
umbe1 of prisoners for to
he average number 15 years
its: 284 The repolt of the warden
333; and for the succeeding
, ’92- 93, it was 291.111
'11'ep01ts to the directors
owing yams the averages
1894 381;1895,4(l3;18iih
it; 1898,5051; 1151111 turn
5; .9111 (90.1892 (91
Will be seen that the uvemgc
“31‘ tustés considerably and that when
is an increase the cause is not
timetable to the womb of the
ion of the state The”: are
he pie in Connecticut today than
. be some ago. yet the
2 11 ten less than for
eight less than for 1898.
. pop 11 tiou oi? the state prison is
tedD principally by two fuctms one
lilalxdelliis to an increase and the
indeterminate sentence law it
Seen [rem the foregoing figures
the average for 1894 is 90 more
11 the two pieceding 1",ea1s sud
(111.1111; remembered that there was
shrubsion of business and a noose
, dearth or employment in those
' ,The high water n1n1k was
4 ed in 1899. with 507 as the hymn
A'A abltual criminal does not like the
determinate sentence law He would
prefer an absolute pardon, so that he
ight know just when he will he in tho
njoymeut of his posithe freedom. i'ic
do s not like to he on his good behav-
ior.- The uncertainty of release under
the ludetoimiuate law deprives the
prism of the opportunity to make
an fipiiuintmcnt with his pals “hen he
fives the prison. 11nd he. is restored
, (a the society of law abiding people
without being able to find his former
associates.
1 While this may not he pleasing to
_,9 9131:0194] convict is it a blessing to
im it saves him from the (1111i lnilu-
many (1 contict lcit the
lug scrvod his sentcnm1
in the (oldie. but yielded to
which presented
noon and resorted to his for-
unts. Of course. it the rcleus
t has made up his mind to re
allituol criminal. it his prom-
reiorm were hypocritical. and
Wants his release only to got. (in
ity to resume his evil life
i scion find his old 1111111 01 he
10k lip others equally as w 1011s
habitual eliminal is boulnnluu
, “this state on uncomfortable
n which to live a life of crime.
yes it as soon us possible.
prefers to live in other
.. where the release from prison
opudsetionui and where the pardon
Ems.
received, no gross of the best
oat Pans on the market: 24 (iii-
.fhinds. All the banks are using
aJPen at the bank or
2 so. MAN 31‘.
25 to .4011 a box
ct tit feels to your foot. try on a pair 01 ‘
in comfort
N.“ EXPLAINS Mi :15le ‘AsTHiviA
down to 11?: day ill-tun oi thirty-
For no we?
‘And, no
as itshou'ld.
biota.
Dr. Gibbons Give. Testimony Before“
1 the Comml salon.
SCRAN'l‘ON Pa November 21—«The
-exuminutl‘on oi.I Dr. R. H. Gibbons. of
Scranton. was immediately resumed
When the anthracite. coal strike outn-
mission met today. He said that the
occupation of a miner subjects men to
pleurisy gout neuralgia. asthma hron»
chitis sciatica and other diseases
Children. he said. who have suffered
from (my form of disease of the res-
pirutmy passages. bronchitis (or pneu-
monia, should never be pmmitted in
the mines under the age of fifteen
yours because they should have a
(thence to eliminate the predisposing.
factor in the fuel: of (so-called miners '
usthmu
Dr. Gibbons their dcsoribcd the Sill- '
(are indications oi'niiner's usthamu. his
testimony in this respect not differing
essentially from that given by other cx- .
pert witnesses. 011 further cxumlnu—
tlon. IJr. Gibbons said he did not meun "
to be understood as shying that min-
ers form an unhealthy class. but that
they are debilitated and run down. He '
spoke of the necessity for improved
ambulance service at the different col- .
licrics.
The witucsu was uross~oxumined by
.lnmes’H. Torrey. for thc Dc-iuwure and
Hudson Company. in r?ply to u quos-.
tion. Dr. Gibbons said to did not bo-
lime there was an ambulance in the
entire (1031 regions thut sterilized blun—
kcts of that they were sterih1 them-
selves.
"in fact." sold the doctor. “they are
a bunch of infection. Every umhu-
lunce cariics death and disease to (111
Twit" unfo1tunule miner who is placed
11 t.
WOODWORKERS HAVE TROUBLE.
Want Carpenters to Give Up Their Job
in Philadelphia.
NEW ORLEANS. November 21-n'l‘he
application or the Union Brotherhmd
of Carpenters uud Joiners for the rev-
eruiton of the charter of the Amalgam-
ulcd Assoclution' of Wood Workers was
the first thing called up iu the labor
convention. this morning. Wednesday
night this subject (vus put over to see
it the. two organizations could lint
111:1 on to umaluumutci. President Kidd
of the V'i'0(1(lu"1o1kt11s nunounccd that
unless the carpmucrs would withdruw
ihcir men from a certain shop in Phil-
udelphiu, whore thc woodworkers had
zone on strike. and tho ('urpcniers hud
tuheu their plucos.‘tl1(1 mutter must he
fought out on illi1 floor or the conven-
lion.
'l'rcusurcr London. who had the
(1'l1ni1. dc(lurc(l that but (111(1 ulwukcr
(1h ouch side Willllil be allowed ((1nd-
dress the convention on the subject
llrlcguto1Ki(l(l.,or the Woodworkers
upprulod from the decision of th(1
(-huii'. The appeal was successful (111d
the doimte, which save every evidence
of being a long one. was in full swing.
MRS. PENRUDDOCKE DENIES
CHARGE
LONDON. Nov. 2L—thn the hearing
of the charges of cruelty against Mrs.
Annie Penruddocke. of Compton Park,
Wiltshire. was resumed at the old Bull
oy today the defendant was placed in
the witness box and made a sweeping
dcuiul or all the charges brought
usalnst her. A number of triends ot‘
Mrs. Penrudocko testt ed that they
had hover seen her dons tor subjected
to tidy crueltles. Mrs. Penrudooko ll
charged with brutally assaulting and
syatcmntioally lli treating her seven
your old daughter.
HARVARD SQUAD iN NEW HAVEN.
NEW HAVEN. Nov Eiw'i‘ho Hor-
vard football squad accompanied by
coaches and iritlnoru' arrived at the Go-
(iar Hill station. Just outside the city
at l oclook this afternoon. They no
mediately took special trolley can to
the Pequot House (it Morris Cover
Manager Amos (aid that the men were
all in excellent condition. Signal prim»
lice will be run through at the shore
this utternoon sitar luncheon has been
served.
oiiOLBM ON “fill. because.
WA Hill! (WON, Nov. Si-«A cable-
m u been received iron: the Phil-
ippine commission (Min. thut the
so or choleru’2 lie/ti lions
«i rvu (term a week use; The message .
til the m lesion leni- much
limit or ,
all
their iiii‘iiilhod
Milli“. fill not .
A1111 busxness uhl ch grows in a short
time as ours baS drown must have
menu points oi» our. Business has
come to us in leaps and bounds. Our
success is due to these (assess:
LARGEST STOCKS
LOWEST PRICES AND MOST
LIBERAL TERMS OF CREDIT.
No Money Down.
One Dollar / eekiy.
1.
. igl‘-‘
Our - business is so large that we can
aiiord to'seil clothing on the same basis
as cash houses. Moneu isvcomlng in
everu dau whether we sell goods or not.
0111,.suslem of collecting is' so perfect
that the losses from bad debts do not
amount to one-halt of a per: cent. of
our sales. 111' »
This store is for the people and not
tor auu-i'é39arlicular .class Eveuibodii
treated alike. whether he be an honest
teller 111 his overalls or a man of doubt-
iul worth in his silk bat, and that treal~
menl shall be courteous and frank.
We want you to feel proud of the fact that you are” up-
to-date in trading at this store. that you can see for yourself
in buying, thbt’yOu do your own thinking, and do not al-
low some of the sci-called cherp cash stores who are puffed
up with the thought that they are the only store to fool you
all the time. We are proud because you appreciate our ct-
iorts in yet" behalf which shall be diligently continued in ‘
the future. 1 1:“
A Few Specials for Saturday.
ovrrcoms
On Friday, November (net We will exhibit at our store the entire sample. line of FINE
FURS from the well-known house of Lehrburger (it Asher.
shapes of SABLE, ISABELLA AND BLACK FOX, BLACK AND BLUE LYNX. BLACK
MARTIN MIN K SIBERIAN SQUIRREL AND HUDSON BAY SABLE.
Mr. Asher a member of the firm and an expert inlthe fur business will be in charge of the ex‘
formation regarding repairs or alterations.
DON' T FORGET THE DATE—FRIDAY, NOVEMBER ozst.
1 Show Que flushed.
The line comprises all the newest
hibit, and will deliver from the display any article which may be selected, He will also give any in-
Tristram 81 Hyatt, Norwalk,00nu.
51'. 4055131115
New In Progress.
Red Man’ 5 Han;
Washingtou‘Sireet.
sown NOR WALK.
Entertainments.
RetreShmeuts. i
and Dancing,
Everu Evening.
i
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1
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1
‘W9 Are
Ready For
Your Bay
with a line at Stylish Overcome,
that have the right sort. or vim
and snap to them. The new long
double breasted Otter Coat with
velvet collar. A special leader“
M
M00- ,
A” ii to 3. This Cost is easily
worth 35.00. ‘
«_ A law bi tut year's styles at
1 lens thou but! prior.
rue Fair on and cm Store.
(A. lanai, Proprietor.)
Monte Carlo
Coats
moo
This bee/t only.
All wool Kersey, Velvet Col~
Silk Lined and 27 inches
lur.
long:
ALI. SHADES AND SIZES. ,
iii Inhinitontiiiouih lorldit
Thanksgiving
Suggestions.
0..
Men’s Block Clay Worsted Suits,
very nice, indeed; value $12.00;
now, $9.00
000
. \
Men's Black Thibet Suits, espeoo
tally desirable,
090
Children's Suits and Overcoats.
$1.25 and moral
090
Men's Shirts,“ open front (ind
back,
$7.00
66c
0.9 (1.
ores nutrition.
“a wow
D. Gottiieb,
I! North Main (Strut. -
Are you beginning to doubt wboihitr
your eyes have been titted curiosity.
and your gluon “hernias” were
quite such bargains on you thou 7
Are ymtyhauutod by unsuitable
that: roll both cold
WANTED
Girl to do, sewing.
Krasovitz & Fox,
North Main, Corner Ann-Sta
South Normal/z.
Téfififfifi'fi:
Merchant Tailor,
Get Your Clothing Repaired
For the Cold Winter
Corning. .
My repair charges are very reason-
able. 1 am as capable in working on
Ladies' garments as upon Méu' s.
0! course, if you want new work~
well. come in and talk with me. i
believe I can interest you.
39 SOUTH MAIN STREET,
Opposite Hotel Hamilton.
I
Glover’s
The Place.
mt saris! 01‘! 11363 7
shoe ladies. in (nude oi! billed
in h a Potent. Luther 'i‘ip. u (u
(i m outfit;
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