‘ spy.“ romeo, Vsi
IIIGW
L obtained at our
26c 89c,
bhed Vents and Putts,
Fleece Lined Shirts and
Not oi Wool Vests,
it Dr were.
do holsters
EI‘lulN ml“ or
(Jone ill! 39 5.
in ninth end (Emil '
gloss or pollelil ”two
Shonlnger,
cit It to be xiv on in the south Norwalk Congregation-
etc re
60c. Ladles' RIbbed Vests and Pants
250 (any size)
Ladles' -Wh|te Ribbed “Non-
Shrinknhle Wool” vents and
Pants, . , -
Men‘s White nnd'Nsturel Wool,
Better qualities of Noun-n1 Wool,
25:.
i
" the n; mun.
Women 8 Son
Ml titan-:39. ‘
wienhooncemmhoihlmthrm
lie, , We";
Sd-‘N‘o‘rvilk
who
1n it‘ll. WOOdB’r Ooh, Solidi end UD-V
re o highly poi.
Jewett
Also the most wonderful or all
the week because this is the height of the season and
‘ assortment is complete: to every" natural". I .
500
75c
‘ 50c
750 and II$100
I. . more thin'ns oi that Inoturn. 1 cannot“
‘ ‘ ' Eb. W”-
mpirev—Ilognrduo
RotereemPernnue.‘ ‘
Timenceperwflcllom. .
I itch, ,Iflorhnnt.
l in in
The Bctknitit‘es 0 Bridgeport were
the opponents of the Y. M. C. A team,
Seturtlnyfitgnoon end were (floated
o , eve by score 0
‘ l‘chc d’liii and lit-k
-~l “P ‘i
y“ twenty ve yttr‘d ru
unohIiIe to will”! tihrough the Y M. (ii
We n n can on . son
: nzdo‘lmo. Re vlorth
made“! it twenty yntd run, and utter a
fifteen ynr punt by he Y.
Gooey mlt e the too le"cf the alter-
noon, by bringing the big Bridgeport
d to the ground Light mode a
‘ten yard run are? otter some hard line
smashine. Keyworth made another
Bridgepcr t‘tlItI bal [and made a.
fifteen ye whlc ‘Bognrdus re
turned. They made another punt as
the next line-up. and this time Bogar-
due ran it heck, but was intentionally
tripped by one of the Bridgeport ploy,
ere. Everyone who now it. expressed
their disgust with a player who would
do such an unfair trick in n' some of
football but as time was called before
the team could line up attain the
paucity of iittsen yards come not he
exacted.
‘ Bridgenort kicked or! in the second
h‘nli. end (lousy mode in twenty yard
run. Keyworth mode a ten yard gain
nod utter a few short end runs, Arnold
was pushed over the Bridgeport line
for n touchdown. Cookerh‘e‘tn succeed
ed In the kick. Score 6 to 0.
Keywortlt ran book live yards in the
next kick‘ of! but lost the ball Lush
the Bridgeport left half back. mode a
ton yard gain, but they could not
niche live yards more and lost the ball
at Y M C.‘ A’s ilvo vnrd line. Key-
worth and Gooey ouch mnd‘e live ynrti
runs. and by line playing and short
end runs, the hell was brought to the
center oi the field where time who
called!“
JUmpire—Sender of Bridgeport.
Referee—Farrel or S‘outh Nor-walk.
'i‘imo keeper—Weyt‘e Raymond.
Linesmen—Mr Trinck‘ of Bridge-
port: Mr Pitzer, oi south Norwnlk.
Time of halves. 20 minutes.
‘ «no no FAITHIIINIGERRV.
Mn. Didgioy, of the Point Lam's Broth-
orltood, Tells of Institution.
SAN DIEGO, Cal. Nov. 24.—.—(‘nther-
Ine Dlitgjle'y. oi the Point Lento. Broth-
erhood n he at a th atre before I
inure and once lost ni t on the con
troverny over the eleven Unbon child
ten detained nt Ellie lvlnnd. Bite oo
clued President Gerry, oi the Ann-
Vice Society. never will be hills to
touch those children end thct they will
come to Point homo sue add (Mod
{‘Now 1 will speak lust e moment
about lair. Gerry. because i not very
much Inter-opted in him. Mr. Gerry
soars it in lo intention to make war
upon this neiltutlon, it In his intern
lion to solid to out Francisco out! have
state with hint in this work end many
are lit nnothcr Getty In
1 t t
Mb“ M liiornin.
on or
action ol
MM! 9m"
ili‘ been returned the bull -
‘Yl‘hilyswere , »
M.".'sCA..,
The line up:
BERKSHIRES Y. M. C. A
Burns L h‘. Cockerhnm
Monet
Kelem L T Li ht
Connors l. 0 ill .
Brhnbv C Knor‘r
Nevin-ow R G Lindebdrg
Meirhor ‘ . ~
Finn ‘ It '1‘ Persons
Mien R E Osborne
Phelps 0 B Cocksrh‘nm
, *‘ , Bognrdus
O'Rourke it Fl ’Ciliicy
Lush l. H Arnold
Eek F B Keyworth (Cl
the Society tor the Prev nticn of
Cruelty to Children in thot o to who»
it would no
is for run to believe ouch o
"Du: attention are Iltuiltlnt behind
Mill! are everywhere
the v.iuilIIart oi the notion, end
‘Sci‘gel’s
it Will ,
‘ mguroic them,
I str ugth, endurance cI‘
hclpil :thcit
heir food,
, "id this is the.
gt.» titutndintc rc-
ti ti, with perseverance pct-
tunuently cures ‘
(of 43 Limit-n
,. til, amt, Wrttcsuu»
tier date of May... , 190,2,‘1t is
with much eutltumasm that I has—
ten to refer to the Old reliable
rcntccly,IMot or Huge] Svntp,
better known-to many as a faith-
ful iricud m time of nccd My first
opportunity to learn the qualities
of this wonderful tonic was oi. my
home in Canada about seven
gents ago I wusiltcu suffering
front Indigestion and the Syrup
was highly recommended to me.
It was the only thing tlint évcr
helped me, and after taking it reg-
ularly for In short time i was en-
lircly relieved ofI all (lintrcss and
have never been troubled since.
Have found it equally beneficial
as a general remedy, and as an ct
fcctual blood and hem: tonic it is
without on renal Sold by drug-
etste . I
Flat-tibia AREA MOVES
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interacting Report of Iceland industry
F m Danish Naval Officer.
(Cat-red nature oi AshocIategd Press)
Corren onden‘ce of Associated Press
COP NHAG‘EN" Denmark Tuesday.
November lief—A Danish navy officer,
Just ‘r'élhrn‘ed from lcélnnd, hes kiveu
th'é oorrespo'ndeut ‘oi the Associated
Press. some‘ Interesting Information on
no fisheries and conditions ltt‘ lccland.
This Dhtlislt government has observed
that the itching urcu is moving north—
wii‘rd, owing to the large and destruc-
tiVo notch in waters ndjucent to tho
Sundihs‘vidn count'tic‘s. it has there-
tore, undertaken a survey of waters
near the Force islands l‘ceidndg‘ hnd
the residue in the vlci y of the Polar
circle. run work is co counted by the
the nltvy. The results are interesting
and wlll‘prove‘oi' grout value to the
fishing interests of Dc‘nr‘nnrk. it has
been discovered that lmmcuhe quanti-
tlee of fish. especially cod dud herring
are to he found in those waiters. On it
recent trip the ‘Dnnibh chip Dnniu
sometimes ploughcd‘th‘rough shoals of
these varieties for a" long‘ distance
, when they could hr scooped up without
any “thing tackle. New banks were
discovered, some of them 0! great or
tent. These appear to be new homes
for the fish possessing tho necessary
requisites for feeding t out and renting
their young. The eyes of English,
French German und Not-welded usher.
men have been turned to lc‘elnnd und
ihey are beginning to no there in lungs
numbers tor the purpose of participat-
ing in the catch
As to lot-hind pr per. Important
uhnnges hove token lncc among its
people. They had bcen rather intern-v
heroic and unprogrcselve for ‘nomr
time. but temperance has now made
much progress among the people.
Thomxitntion for o more liberal con-
stitution also awakened n spirit oi In.
icllectunl progress among the lceleud.
are and the mother country has new
«matted their request to have u repur-
lite minister who is to reside in ice-
land. Hat-stature matters pertainintt
Io lceloud have been cared for by tho
lioninh minister of justice.
q .
~Bulldo no the system; nuts pure.
rich blood in the veins; tonnes men
and women strong and healthy. Bur-i
Sank wood Bittorrfi At any drug
re. '
coupon tract; 10
Elli! William; Nov.
89: RI»
24.--'l‘h‘o
out
I ferried gen
. will take I, place.
‘ afternoon in the American church on
, their cousins nhs as to the course or
.. Troubles
"‘ by P H Baxter-.3 Price 500 and $1. 00
to? try‘ the win)
my ll .
”Will, its .
not yet been settled
Mr.
ttuln possession u the I‘roI
I will prthhi
o like on "‘
"lflli‘i‘l
in; d for ii’
0 L! 00 lOmOI'l‘GW
the Rue dc Berri.
'l‘lfirhei- will oilicln
questions In: an... American
Medical Commission are delicate, no
‘ 'ru:3 Rev. Dr to.
the bullet m u conflict w‘tl
the French medical experts.
tor have the accident theory on i o‘-
witrd range. or the bullet but“ the Ann
cricun officials believe that outtndepen
dent autopsy will esinhlish he fact
that the range was almost horizontal
thus ludicnting a direct shot from no
aimed weapon. The United Ernie‘s
consulate sum is also taking the dé~
positions oi witness independent or
those taken by the French olhcluis, So‘
for this action has not developed any
new features. but the depositions Illl'
nlsh n‘ complete and unptcjudiccd his
tory of the «use and will he iorwhtded
to the stale depurtmcnt at Witching'
ton.
Mr Gowdy will be represented at
the examination of be Hydz’ewekl In
whose npttrimen‘t Mrs Gore who kill-
ed but an an observcl. as core Will be
taken not to create an impression that
there is the, lentil official doubt of the
thoroughness of French jusllcc.
-———l~4-.-\——i
ASLEEP AMID FLAMES.
Breckln in to n hinting house some
ilretnen la ely drugged the sleeping In
routes from do it Fancled security,
and depth near. ’5 that way when you
ncgiect coughs and colds. Don‘ t do it.
Dr'. King’s New Discovery for Con-
sumption gives per-toot protection
against all Throat, Chest and
Keep it near and avoid sui-
roving." death and doctor s bills.‘ A ten
spoonful stops at lute cough, persistent
use‘ the most stubborn Harmless and
nice lusting it's guaranteed to cutlery
til hone or
‘ 13 int»
Trial bottles free.
GERMAN COLONISTG lN RUSSIA.
Whiz-
Are Réturnlng tq Help Stem the 'l'lde
or Polandlutlon. ,.
(Correspondence of Associated Press.)
81‘. l’ld’i‘l'iRSBllRG.’ Monday. Nov-
cmhcr loé-Dcsccu'dnnts of the German
colonists first introduced into Russin n
century or there “one u lenvcn. arc
beginning to return to Germany. where
they‘nro to be employed to help stem
the'tldo oi' Polandizntlon in Fru‘ssin.
Lands one being assigned to them near
Keenlgsberg, by “it: German coloniza-
tion committee. The one: mom‘ment
is noted In the provinces oi Kiev, Khlt-
onteer and Voihynie. The former pros-
parity or the Hermon o‘olonl’sth in the
western and southwestern provinces
has changed for the worse recently.
owing to high reninls and even from
the reittonl of some landlords toplet
lands to Germans at any price." Pros-
perity. sobriety end ordcrilness “of the
German colonists in three ports and
along the Volga, never seemed to In-
spire their Russian neighbors with
emulation. 'lhe Russian peasant tones
things no he finds them Another emi-
gration movement is reported, The
Russian colonists in Central out are
displnylng a desire to remove in, Am-
urine. The mission Beer brewers have
lust hold their first cohnrees The“
explained the lack of prosperity in l
dustry in spite or cheap materials. lily
olilclnl restraints unsuitable tux logic
lotion. by which the incompeterit prodt
at the expense or the more competent
and by the reluctance oi the covert};
merit whl it has n monopoifi of the so
of nicoho ic spirits ’fl‘b‘t iii itdliltt {Ville
and beer to permit the opening 0
beer union e, whit:
Iconsumpto on of Vod ml the so crnl
Imcnt s revenue therefrom. The report
or no dunno;- minis ergfftincd n tulr
*wnsldorutlon or t s: were com»
plainth. I; ’
The tariii’ of runs: cuts a pound on
ten. the much potted sugar monopoly,
which still): Reunion cutter twice ‘Inc
high here as unread, end the retupali‘oi
the hovemntopi id hectlpstitlons hi lo-
cal Ibo against the in n.
l...
Quid recur the
enrol who Iule "ii
1’ th'l‘on
«I if.
Luuit ,
, ' ii" «hi:
‘ rim tumour ed =
’ "the, will gently loud. : coolly, X
or. Their tonic slang '
.. i Y
or fancy cmhrotdcrcd Ilett
For Men, _
etc.
13 cts. .
dresses.
nu...—
spoil-s {0.3959 cts.
. m....__ ._..-v............
‘ n Handkerchiefs. unlaundcredl :3
Hemstltched Swiss Handkerchiefs, with large tntttals,
Pure linen Handkerchiefs with plain large- initial, or
small“ letter' to medallion, '35 etc. ..
Ext-ill fine quality Hand kcrchiefs. all white, or white
with colored letters, 3 in a box, 25 cts.
DRAGONIA PONGEE.
One of the most popular silks, just a trifle heavier
than crepe-defchine, With beautiful draping qualities. It is
very soft in finish. and not the least of its attractions is
Ithat it is washable. It makes the daintiest of evening
I . The colors shown are pink Nile green, reseds. old
rose, red, navy blue, and black.
. $1.00 a yard,
27 inches wide.
' Although the drain has been heavy on our low-priced
Outing monochend hundreds of yards have left the stock.
we still have quite a supply ie’ t f; on that 5000 yards
‘ The quality‘ is that usually sold
thick, soft and heavy The color t. are clenr and distinc,
the assortment large and varied. : «
Light stripes and checks,
Light dark, and medium stripes,
checks and plaids,
disrzo and ;..Vz cts.
51/, bro.
7% cts.
The Hosiery Sale contin ues. For the money this is
one of the best offerings ever made.
A regular 25 ct
Stocking. fast black, double heel and toe, double sole, for
19 cts.
Anthracite Mine Workers and Employ-
ployorc Dinc‘unlng Matter.
position to have the anthracite mine
workers and their employers try to
come, to an agreement withd‘ut the di-
rect old or the anthracite coal strike
commission which become publicly
known yesterday remains in the some
indefinite form it was in when the do
velcpmcnt first became known.
sides Waited for the commission to
adjourn and as such action was taken
hi: the commissioners today, it is prob-
le that conferences will be held enr-
ly next week. Where these meetings
will be held has not been decilied upon.
conduct the negotiations
While most ot‘ those interested ex
selves there are some who can see no
good in the now move. it seems at»,
most certain that the miners will stout!“
out strongly tor 3‘ contract with the
United no.» Workers or A ericn in
stead of yearly contracts on choice
ences bemoan such company and the
men it directly employs as proposed
by the operators. On two of the other
domestic Increase in wages and n
shorter work day, it cempromiso, It is
It!" tiriunht can be readily be mode.
The commission adjourned today no
til December 8 and most oi! the com-
mltelan‘ rt ‘Mid out at town attorneys
torment y left (or: their homes. ‘
W '
onu are Milan: and Invoking ed.
“vb
’ eWitt's Little Ear y Ricard,
Judi; fore talus to bed
You“ will dud on the marrow.
tduo rid of your sorrow:
1 It ambush onto. bu
in,
WILL TRY TO REACH AGREEMENT _
scnnm‘ou Pa. Nov. 22—49.]l‘he pro .
nothi
nor in it knewn who on each side will .
press the belief that the two parties .
9 will be able to agree among thorn- r.
* . Princess
, not her 19 by giving “0.000 to the
United States Offlol irGflmmlt Mur-
nor in Glitterati“, :
GAUTEMALA. No]? She—William A.
Fitzgerald 0! Grand Rnpido, Mich. was
shot and killed toda iiy Godlred Hun
tor, Jr. son of the tilted States min-
ister. Hunter fired the shots from be-
hind Fitzgerald, with Fumes O. Bailey.
0‘! Kentucky secretory of the United
States legation here, standing by with
s. drawn revolver Both ran away with
their revolvers in hand until arrested
They are now at liberty. through Min-
ister Hunter. claiming immunity for
them. It is asserted that Fitzgerald
had no chance to detain! himholt and
that he was on inoffensive man.
The lives of the Hunters and that of
Bailey are threotenntl. iby indignant
Americans. « 4,...
‘ I'd—e.»—
-‘-—+~
one MINUTE coyote one:
amino am more room nice that
lhee qulc relief Cow Cowbell
Cro‘up, Bronchitlo.'IW libping' Cdush
Pneumonia Asthma, hype and all
Throat. one“ and E ‘ troubles. I
not cooked by rain“? ' Gertrude E.
Fender, Models 1nd. contracted o
severe cold and to WI tolled rilpld~
iy; lost is lbs. , y'ifuulet recom-
mended one Minute, ouch Cure. The
first bottle brought rcllei; sevorlll cur- “
oil too I am back to my old weikht.
148 lbs. One hillnuto Cough (lure onto
the Dhlcnm. relieves the cough at once.
drown out IhflnmmntIOn cures croup.
ideal remedy for children. dlltiord
P arinncy. V "
KING Vtoronfo start-innit ewe.
ROME. Nov. “le3“! Victor Ein-
manuel ha alsunllsed the birth at ”the ,
elation. who was born c-
foundllnit hospital and $20,000 to the
hon till} .‘ ~ :lgr ,‘ ,
Mule who suitor from cort-
ultimo ‘ y ‘
n, “dried it!
ix'oiu‘hM'
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