he them is only one price p
Q u
ask and obtain more for hem. on
W‘ Who countries " o
” II» shoe stitrirnrds-VV .
months. a do
the medallion ‘
-a sell
- iughout the country tor a
,day. with a minimum sonic
‘ M. d. Hanlon. the state or-
he Metal Pollsiiers’ Union.
hp Metal Pollshers’ Union.
[the great centers or .
with lview of having the
d ‘alread . been granted a
.day in Chicago. Boston and
sense that they expect-
Y in obtaining it else-
ughout the country. The
_ are in these cities oom'gplain
?that their competitors else-
are an advantage ever them
the, nine hour day is not in
Upsilon. would probably num-
bout 8.0 00 men. Meridian andii
e about the only Connec
that would be affected by
an Pays Norwalk Expert
In High“ Compliment.
' ~ Hall. the‘ expert poollst of
Mk who has been giving exhibi-
__jo his Skill in various parts of
ntry, is now in Philadelphia.
th American notices him in an
Columns wide containing
It says. in part:
ck E. Hall gave an interest-
h tion of expert pool shots at
,V lob last night, in an enter-
towering an hour and a halt.
a about sixty fancy shots.-
mg. as the balls unerrlugly
' the wizard like stroke of the
a shot before it had stopped
The most dithcult shot of
giwas performed with great
Fourteen balls Were pocket
ed with one shot. Six balls were plan
the center of the table and one at
corner The balls were put by
Then with one
he of the one Mr. Hall caused the
marinade to radiate each to a
or corner, and striking the ball
I; with it.
rant: Godirey, who went to Provi-
gs. R. Ass. earlier in the Week is
ted home today.
Patriotic Order of Americans
their semi-monthly meeting last
in Red Mea' 3 Hall. Only routine
j as transacted
link s or a 'hot linish. " remark-
"there's the
, h Linen Box Paper and ion-
closing out at 7c per box.
ice was 15c and 20c. Child
, , Paper. 7c. Real Irish Lin-
is and Pads only 5c goalies
0ch well Hoe
.. Have. Not V
The various “tournaments at Old
Well Hook and louder Company are‘
in progress and considerable interest
is being taken in the various events.
‘The events are pool billiards and pins
Pong.
. The entries and the ratings of the
men in the tournaments are as fol
lows:
, . BILLIARDS.
George H. Ferris. 100: léaac G. Ham-
ilton 75; Frederick L Northrop. '40;
W. Stevens 70; Edward F Smith 70:
G. F Benedict 50‘: James Harris, 70:
Charles R Day. 47; Frank Day, 65.
2. . POOL
D W. Hariord. 50; Albert Brown. 50
Issac 0-. Hamilton 45; 'l'. J. Magner.
0. H. Youngs. 45; Howard Zciufl.
42: Wiilrcd Bottom" 45: Samuel Nor-
ris. 39: Warren P. Smith. Jr. 35: Ar-
chyF. Nash 35; F G. Benedict 30; F
.W. Decker. 40: Edson Lewis. 36; F
N‘Larrauri 45; Chester P Clark. 28; D.
B Decker Jr.. 32; Hamilton Comatock
' 3.4; Edgar Parker,33; Charles Csswali,
43; Richard Volght 32; Frederick L.
'Northrop, 45; Howard S Lawndes. 42.
' TABLE TENNIS
Albert Bron/n 25: Richard Voight
12; 0. H. Youngs. 25 Edson Lewis. 2.).
Frederick L. Northrop. 15; F. W. Dec-
ker 20; D A. Decker 12 ;Howard Ze-
lul'i. 18: W. tSovens 15; Francis Lar-
rauri ii.
In this tournament one game was
played Monday. Albert Brown detest-
ed F. W. Decker. and two Monday
night. when‘Brown won from Lewis
and F. W. Decker from Lewis as well.
The following are the schores thus
far made:
0. H. Youngs, 45. Francis Larrsuri. 45
Pts. Sc. Pts. Sc.
1—1
ii—-—l
40
lll~2
14 ‘
Fidson Lewis. 35. F. W. Decker. 40.
Pts.‘ Sc. Pts. 30.
14'
25
33
35
36
Francis Iu'il‘l'flul'I. 45. Albert Brown. 50.
Albert Brown, 50.
Pts. Sc.
5:;
0
O. H. Youngs 45. Edgar Parker, 33.
Pts. Sc. Pts. Sc.
ll-0 4
14 . ‘ 15
26—4 25
527—4 ‘ 29-4
39 32
45 . ' 35
lidgabvl’arkcr 33. David Decker 32
Pts. Sc. Pts. Sc
‘9. 4»?
9-1 ’
lbw-2
20*]
29—4-2
04. Hi Youngs 45. Roger Parkeré” 38
I794
III-«1
2.1
' 24—1
‘ David Decker 32
to Sc.
. 4—4
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luv :night in as
rt dates Lo
”My repair
Thanksgiving
organ are very roam
Ladies garments as noun Mcn' s.
0t course. it you want new wort:
well some in ‘and talk with me.
believe i can interest you
able. I am act (sunshine in working n
1 ed White of Cornell was ninth in the
the lowest total 14 points: Yale was
Princeton Mill with 75 and Columbia
.slt‘y or Pennsylvania, iii-It; , D
3* ’Wf‘ljlchnt run. second: a. n. ,
attains. Prion n.tbird:W. l3. ‘
Suggestions.
.0.
Men’s Black Clay Worsted Suits.
.very nice, indeed; value 812 00;
now, . s9. 00
‘ on
Men's nines Thibet Suits, espec-
ially desirable, ‘ $7.00. .-
06.
Children‘s Suits and Overcoaia
$1. 25.nnd moral
900-
Men‘s Shirts, open front and
back. 50c
‘09.
OPEN EVENINGB.
D. GotlIieb,’
ii North Main Strut.
POLICE WEDDING GUESTS.
_—.i..
Fear‘Tgoublo as Jilting Sweetheart
’ May can" it.
MIDDLETOWN. Nov. 26-0n Thurs-
day last Walter wenslcki. of this city.
took out a license to marry Marianna
Gorksowsa. a pretty Polish girl He
had spent $100.1ie says, to purchase
Marianna a wedding gown. provided a
furnished tint and a Thanksgiving ton
kev. Marianna changed her mind and
left town suddenly saying she Would
not marry Walter.
This morning Wonsickl after adver-
tising his pllsht throughout the Polish
colony took out a license“ to marry
Stefamo Goteblcsks, another Polish
Vgiri. They went to St. John’s Church
and the knot was tied. Marianna
Corksowsa has returned to the city
and has announced that she will dance
at the wedding reception in her wed- ‘
ding gown. The police have been no
tifled as trouble is anticipated.
CORNELL WON CROSS COUNTRY
CHAMPIONSHIP.
NEW YORK, Nov. ZIP—Corned Won A
the intercollegiate cross country
championship today and the individual
honor went to A‘ C. Bowen oi the
University of Pennsylvania. The race
was decided over the steeple chase
course or the Morris Park race track
in West Chester. The runners. who
finished. covered the course live times.
the distance being about six and one-
hell miles. Bowen's time for the run
was 35 minutes and Franchot was just
one second behind him
R. Williams was third at the finish
and in fact all through the contest the
race was between these three. W. B.
Schreti. K. Woodward and '1‘. Newman.
all of Cornell finished fourth. litth and
sixth respectively and won tho cham-
pionship. as the first three to finish
were from different universities.
The score by points was counted on
the positions in which the men ilalihw
order at the finish In that Cornell had
second will!I 30. Pennsylvania third
with 53 award fourth with 59:
last with in points.
The course was wet and holding
The order or the first nine men at the
finish foliowed‘ .liowcn. Unlnm
3915““:
Casualties hilt. Woodward. omen.
a six in: W—
W as acorn MAIN eraser. ‘
Onvosito Hotel Hamilton. ‘. . '
Glover s
Th2 Place
Here is another. of the ‘tSupcrlor'f
line.
“it is on cnamol shoe with waited
sole. and A1 imcvcr‘y‘ respect.
3.3.00.
wall SHOES no or.
.9. Quotindou,
55 \VA Ell "N G'I‘ON‘ STREET.
801"!“ I N ()Il‘VAI 4K
lhlnksilllng
Clothes
Ara bore in abundance.
Lu us help you with-
some all. our Comet
DnIIioulr' for Thanks-
giving.
OVERCOH’S.
suns. .
FURNISHINGS
an NJ”.
11......—
Our $15. 00 suit is on
‘ chccptlonsiiy nobby one.
owing to constantiy' increasing business in our Dress Goods Department, we have been com- '
polled to move it into more commodious quarters, and are now prepared to serve you. in this line _
better than ever beiore. All the latest weaves in BLACK DRESS GOODS. All the n'evvest ‘.
‘ shades and desirable weaves in COLORED DRESS GOODS are found here. All the latest novel-
T' ties m SILKS for Waista and Dresses. ‘
We are agents for the Celebrated HASKVILL SILKS, the best Silks made. Every yard‘."w
guaranteed by the maker. Our fall line is complete, including these popular weaves: Peas dc Spie.i.-~i'
. Pcau dc Cygne, Taffeta, Arman. Gros Grain, Faille, Francoise, Satin Du‘chessc. .rA‘Ili' in black only. I
ristram &
Hyatt, VV "0 rwalk, »; -.0nn.
‘ELKS’ MEMORIAL DAY;
Norwalk Lodge at Elks held their 1
regular bimonthly meeting last even- .
ing and made further arrangements
for the celebration of Elks annual me-
morini day Sunday. December 7 Spec-
ial services will be held on the after- i
noon or that day in Elks' Hall. South ~-
Maln street. Alter the services in
Which the members of the Bridgeport ,
lodge will take part the local Elks will
escort the Park City delegation to the
station and accompany them borne on f
the '1le train
V ,
ro FORETELL THUNDERSTORMS 'V
Father Odenback. or St. Ignatius s, ’
College. in Cicveiand. has invented an
instrument to tore-tell the coming at ‘i
distant thunderstorms. utilizing the
principles at the base of wireless to
legraphy. The various parts of the
apparatus are n relay. a sounder a
coherer. a choking coil two batteries
a recording chronograph and a cop-
per collector on the root connected by
a copper wire with the observatory
A lightning dash sends out in all di-
rections rays of
waves. These strike the collector and
descend through the wire to the pri- 5.
mary circuit of the relay. Their way .
is blocked by the choking coil. and.
thereiore. they pass in great part '
through the coherer The moment
they do so this tube becomes a con- ‘
doctor for the primary current; the re- ‘
in acts and closes a secondary clr. ‘
cult: the recording magnet moves a ‘
pen and makes it record; and at the
some time the grounder in the second-
ary circuit clicks shakes the coherer.
and all is over until a second distinct f
ilssh sends ‘outa wave to be recorded V'
in the same manner.
The first form of the apparatus has ‘
been improved by usin I sraphite co-
borer and records d sts't tthunder-
storms tram one to three hours he-
iore they reach Cieve‘ and.
can almost always be given of the
approach at distant storms. —-Chlcago
inter-Ocean.
a
coarser coal can sponsor. j
“.4...
Also I Good .Thlnn for the Rolls! of in
TonguI‘TiId.
The English Tourist and the Welsh
On. the side or ‘1
8hopherdess.——Bccnsz
Snowdon.
Tourist-«idol! morning. my pretty
maid. Whose sheep are those?
thphoraeIIMboy belong to Mr.
Gregg Clad adr. Vain ‘
hi I veI {go ,
vol
» Whore doe! ha I
emit 'rrs’mlh‘IWy titles. . '
"Nicer still. «Do you lose any or
ailment
dim
electromagnetic .
It Ip- .
pears that at least an hour's warning
We have crew noodlhmg
for man. woman or Child};
to wear from the,» top, of
their heads to the bottom-g
of their feet.
'The‘best of eveluihinngfor:
.CREDlT at the lonesi
cash prices.
$100 weeklu will do .il
Norwalk Chronicler