"' browse: all others
lilo he shot) in "Queen Quail
u
I . . M In... IIIIuiIIo tho ‘
other wr‘nnan' I throw iI I) nn‘I bn populist: of prion. ,sblco It tannin
in simply u. triumph or too III-airship
utility" is Ionurntiaod not he leader In style. .
, rtginoteo; others copy. Everywhere It beta ti); style
enQIraiitII" you are with the leaders In tuition. I
PRICE
It loads; othors
$3.09.
out the" to. 800 Prize Contest.
ed run) a week' II vinit in PIIter-‘
York state.
Aetis,Slods, Sleds, at ii .ll. iiulll-
htlnl Labor union held its regul-
meeting. last evoning, but tlunsncb
routine business.
onlhly praise service will bi!
sill Sunday owning. ut the Norwnlkl
haregntlonal Church. A opeciril
”Baptist, Church. last
Attended; the pastor
, go. it was expected at
he nios’e oi the meeting that the trons-
er would nubmit lilo report. brrt he
was unable to be present. and this had
' e deferred to It later meeting.
gregntionul chapel. last evening the
{plaster Rev G. D. Egbert, assisted by
were from the famous Stod-
on n and gave a graphic
1 the unbitions existing in the
. from St.
..Ilecltil. Wil-
', celebrating the Dregulnr
'i he remains were taken to
orv’s Cemetery. Norwulk, where
re, Interretl. "l‘he pull bearers
worn pnviri Gilbert James Silk, John
ally and Harry Smith.
Wilmme on Child 5 Desk and Cha’ 1
with every 25c. purchase at Ii ll.
Bnikley's. "
Mina Alida Bischoil‘ has returned to
I borne in Calacoon Depot. Sullivanr
"County. New York state. altor lrrrvi ng
been the guest of MI. and Mrs. Edward
Gerhardt, of Woodbmy avenue for a
Wéok Miss Blaihoi‘t‘ mud" many
friends while on hot \ isit. who regret»
ted at she should depart. but will be
his 5'; Dieutled to have he) make run
other Visit here.
‘REGITATION HALL FIRE.
PRINCETON N. ...I Do. 5.-—~i)lrklll-
nun Hall, the big recitation building of
the academic department of the Uni
Véfiilt'y narrowly escaped bringr burn
ed . the ground this mot nil v. A bur:-
irtade‘ w as former] by Prof. iinld
win Fund“ the. students and the loud file
tlf‘hortm‘ent worn summoned Alter a
hard tight the flames were smothered
before they reached the main part III
the building. it in thought some one
dropped a Ilghteti_olgar in the null.
FUNERAL OF 8. H. WALES.
I, NEW YORK Dec. {Ir—The funeral or
1 Snieth H. Wales took place today from
St. Thomas Church. Secretary of
War Root. son-in law at the deceased
won in attendance. His wife. bower
er. at present is on her way to this
country from Europe. The funeral
was attended by n large number of
frlé (is and prominont business rnon
out} .rn.oommitteo from the Union
1mm Club.
Marc SALE
, Real lriah Linen Box Paper and En
velopes. closing out nt 70, per box
Regular price was too and 20o clIIrIl
ron‘ti Box Paper. to. Rent lrinh Lin
it Tablets and Patio only or, gnarnn
9d. 2.5 I} melopI-s {or 2c. $1.00
Watches only our $1.25 Alarm
r‘ko. only 76c. fully guarnntoeri. inn.
' Gold Plated Eye Glasses, 2m: and
r. Rogltinr $1.25 Ui sea
8: Will only loot a tow origin to
Ian on for the Holidays at
T. J. Magnet" s,
South Norwalk Conn
. cauvnhoro no uN'DEnonouno.
M”
Will Drop its Track: and Open Street:
New Cloned.
The New York Central railroad pr-o
sented to the Board of Estimate vuoster
day u now plan for tho improvement of
the
Control Station. and the board is likely
to accept it.
The. plan fulfils the demands of the
Park avenue and neighboring property
ownnrs that the Central instead of
'closiug séotlons of cross streets ho
tween Forty fifth and F‘Iity seventh
streets shall depress its trucks and
construct a now yard benouth those
streets, bridging tho streets now out
in two. The only concession tho oom-
pnny units is that the city shall bear
port of the expense of tho improve-
ment... lrn Anl‘lnce, ot counsel for
the company. who presented the Con.
tr al a proposals intimated that the
share of the expense the city would be
asked to pin would be the cost of
bringing the cross streets by proper
approach at the grade of the blHidges
The right to use the bridges for signal
and other necessary apparatus is also
to be given.
Along that port of the avenue where
the improvement is oorltomplntod there
are now only two wagon bridges, one
at, Forty-ninth street, and unothor be.
tween Fifty‘third and [titty-fourth
streets to connect the East and West
sidos it the Board of Estimate. annc‘
tions the. railroads plnn. every street
crossing l’nrh avenue between Forty-
flfth unrl Forty-seventh streets will be
bridged over. Those bridges will be
constructéd III. II grndo not. to exceed
4 per cent. llir. Place showed that the
natural gradients of many of the
streets in the neighborhood of the
Griond Central Station are greater than
til 3. .
The proposals were contained in o
letter signed by President Newman.
They Include an offer to eliminate sev-
en I'rndo orossinus at Morris Heights.
lI‘or'Iibam lit-.ivlrts. Klneobrldzo and
High llriIiizo. by constructing tho not»
I'usnry bridlzos hurl allotments. the
company it) do all tho work within .i
own iluos III its own expense: the city
to bring tho strut-tn by proper np-
pront'hos to the grade of the bridges.
The plans: for the new tormiuus pro.
ride for u lurgo tum-r driveway III the
station itself. which will greatly M
More the Irutfic in Forty-second street.
This driveway llIlrtI div: font in width
is to run from Fort) fifth street. dootn
on the west side of the terminal
nonr- Fortyoovond street. where it wliol
run oust nun hunriruri foot wide, and
Hum up tho east side of thr- station to
Forty-fifth stroot again. It will be
above the iovoi of tho tracks and will
provide for Iliroct communication with
tho baggage rooms.
BROOKLYN BRIDGE BLOCKED
And Closed to Traffic for Hours 82*.
cause of storm.
NE\\',YORK. Dotmnllor :‘I IIIII A honvy
«now storm which ricvr-loped into n
blizzard. began ut. (ill\’ii!.‘,i\i.. nod traffic
in New York was dt‘inyvd grnntly. os-
uoolnliy tile olrrtric service of the oil'-
vutr‘d lines. 011 the 'i‘remont division
of the Third and Second avenue elevat-
Ird roads there was n complete tie-up.
‘i‘he sleet drifted into little piles on the
third ruil. Accidents to persons on no-
I‘ouut of slipper y sidewalks were num-
“I‘OIIR. At 10 o'clock the Brooklyn
bridue became blocked and was com-
pletelv cloned to traffic.
All the principal points in northern
und central New York stute report
Iiritlnx anon storms IInrl low tempera-
trues. with III lured tr'3nl'lir. The New
Huron ntenmI-Is wero two hours into.
The Itelegrttph sorvioe aunt of New York
was practically prostrntmi and north-
wnrd through NIw York utato tho sor-
vlco to greatly impeded by wind turd
SHOW.
AMERICAN SEAMEN MUTINIED.
QUNI‘N. STOWN. December b~Tho
British ship iolcottnr Cnutio from Sun
Francisco July iii: arrived today to
ported that Stantoruborii thrbo Albert
can balloon mntiniod. “(foothill Catlin
and hill mound album were shot tho
latter totally in on oncountor with tho
mutinovru who left. the Ilhip on I roll
in mid oconn The sec-0nd oilionr. Mr.
Nixon. was shot. while attempting to
rescue the captain in the darkness
the mutinoors not It tow nlrmkrI turd
room. formed a raft and Iarmohod it
from tho chip. which Ivan thou about
:lllil mile: north of In» Pltrruiln iv
lands. The cluntpln searched for tho
mil tho III-xi tiny but It was not nightn
Ad and with supposed to have «one to
places. Thtl names or tho mount-urn
are given as W. A. Hobbrr. iiirnorrt
Item Inn! Turner.
lel RIM: Oran ounu TRIA'I'Y
WASHING Don. 54th: Imam
meted turn in the Cuban treaty norm
buttons at HIV“)! Iron neatly nub
prim! omoinll hero wit turd
t: tr r ‘wu
demolished Incl; Row
thrown (on) tho house
it you .
terminal facilities at the Gr‘and‘
For Chill?" 2 to 4‘“
old $2.50.
Made of All Wood Brondoioth.
Sailor Collar and «Import with.
white, limit and nicely mug.
Colon, Royal Navy or Cadet,
Blue. and Rod. '
In trunnion 8i. ‘ IIIIIIIIIIII
.9. ..‘Davis 55cm,
so whm I morn)»: s'rumnrr.
I—rmr'rrr NI‘IIIWALK
To
Accommodate
The
Holiday Trade
‘Our ,
Store will be open eoerv
evening until 9 o'clock
after ‘
DECEMBER 5 TH.
Telephone I 33-! 2.
~ For! IA: Cold Winter
WWI
TOD/HI IN WALL STREET.
Niiw \‘(llliif December {inThe stock
market llllt'llt‘fii with very nmull nitcnII-
moo oning to the storm. Demand was
light and stocks sold down. the lenders
r-Iroppinga point or more. North Am-
. .II-uu (“CNN .1 t n points on two trains-
notions. iiilti rnillod live. Near ii
o'olswk prim—s hardened slightly on
short I'cvcriun. ’
WALL S‘i'RElIZ'l‘, llorm——'l‘lwro won
another dip. which enr‘r-ird prices low-
:J‘I thrill boime. and it rally and tor or-
iug by room shorts cannon some lull ro-
liv‘rhs. 'i‘ no market “as narrow and
ilSiif‘S-l rrnd wilerted an obvious Iiispo
IIltimI to nnrrlt (II V Iopmrtlts in tho
.ntrwy mmkot.
WALL S'l'lil«ll:‘.'l‘, i p. nix—The buli3
attempted to handle the stocks but it
rail) in room traders took the market
from them. St Paul ran oil‘ to 172%
nnri other .I‘nrilng stocks tourlled Iow-
sr. Sugar. uonrrotida‘ted Gasond Read
in): first preferred declined 1 to 11,3.
Reports over private Wire of Movies
5. Goldsehmldt commission brokers
Swnrtz o Corbett‘l block South Nor
walk:
Open High
III
89
27%
38%
32%.
98%
Low
66%
till
27%
38%
Ill V2
08%
97%
til
45%
25
172%
84%
210%
“)9
Itilé
327g
84%
142%
127
147%
189%
29%
vi)
III)
105%
lfiilIA
70%
28%
155%
1m
88%
841.1.
78%
31%
22%
81%
31%
l :80
58%
89
27%
38“)
813i}
98%
Aural. Copper
Am. C. & l“. pf.
Amer. Loco.
A.m Sme‘t
A. T. III: S. F0
A.'l‘ & S F' pi.
ilnlt. & (JIIIo
Rklyu. R. 'i‘.
Chou. & Ohio, 457;. 457;.
Chi. fit. Wool. 28-1; 231i.
0. M. &, IS. “1741/; 1741.9
Col. 1“. l5. 1., 85 I 85
Consul. (ins. “ill 2H5;
not. & Kind. ii.) 159
Detroit South, 18% 18%
Drink 83% lid-iii.
Erie. int, MIL, 041/. 64%
ill, Control. Htl lIIl
Lou. Iii. Nash; 128 128%
Manhattan. Hill; 148');
Mill. St. liy.. Hil
Moxir'nn (lupin 22%
35
S9
27%
38V:
82'4";
98%
98% 98%
84% 64%
M. K. 8. T.
M K «it T. pill MI
Mo Pagilin with
N. Y. Central. 153'“.
Nerf. & West... “107%.
Out. lb Wont. 29%
Penn. R. R. 156%
Peoples (his, 1m
Iteodlnut. 89
Road. 1st bid; 85%
Road. 2.1 pm. we
Ropnb Stool 19%
Root; [tripod 41%
Rock island pt. ill
Rubber (Ioodu. 22%
Son. Pacific «on.
lion. Ry. 00.. 3114.
Son. rum, am
It... hit. out. 92 '
'Ibnn. (i. I: l.. nun.)
'linm Position. 4m.
Union Pwlfitl. trim
tin I’m.- ntri.. 91%
II it. III-other. Did.
ii a. Steel. tint
\ Merchant Tailor.
Get Your“ Clothing Repaired
Coming
liy repair charges are very mm.» ‘8
able. i am as capable to working on
Lndies’ garments as upon Men' s.
or course, it you want new work»- ‘ ‘
well. come in and talk with me. I
believe i can intoreat you. ‘
'39 about MAIN STREET.
voosite Hotel Hamilton.
mWon’ t That‘—
BOY
Think Santa is Good it
Ha Brings Him An
OVERCGAT.
,. » better than ever before.
Collar and anti trrmmed
with fur. sizes 3 lo 8 years.
$4. 50
Here Is a warm coat. has:
Coat at arms in silk on sleeve i
value $3.00 52 00%
Knee Pants. six. 5 3 to I4
years, 25 cents-
D. Gotllieb, 3
ll Nari): Main Street.
INJURED BY DYNAMITE CAP
HARTFORD Dec. i’I.—-—Rol)ert Boo
ton. ugod elevrrn years It qunrdoou.
was painfully riured yooterriay after
noon in the ‘enter school in West
Hartford. Young Boston was picking
II dynnmito cup with n. knife when It
suddenly exploded, The index finger
and thumb on the lo‘fbhand was, blown
off and the sight of the left eIo- has
destroyed. The boy was removed to
the Hartford hospital.
00””OMOOOWOWO
5 NEW CONNECTICUT
01'
ed for exhibition purposes. One of the;
lnr gent specimen
ty of these Irr‘itiles were tslun during iProvidence is still aground on the up-
the season some of which the hunters: per end of Chester Island. Her enrgo and it may be possible that an opera-
were obliged to kill owing to thoir rig is being discharged with the hope oti tion wll‘r have to be performed at some
grossixe attitude. . -
pecial Values Inllress'ods
Owing to constantly increasing business in our Dress Goods Department, «we have been com-
pelled to move it into more commodiohs quarters, and are now prepared to serve you in this line
' I 8 All the latest weaves in BLACK DRESS GOODS. All V the newest
shades and desirable weaves in COLORED DRESS GOODS are found here. All the latest novel-
ties in SILKS for Waists and Dresses.
We are agents for the Celebrated HASKILL SILKS, the best Silks made. Every yard‘
guaranteed by the maker. Our fall line' is complete, including these popular weaves: Peau dc Sole.
Pcau dc Cygne, Taffeta. Armurc, Gros Grain, Faille, Francaisc, Satin Duchesse. Allin black only.
Trrstram & Hyatt, Norwalg,”
W -
INDUSTRY. TEUTONIC ARRIVES TOPAY.. I, VICTIM 0F THUG-S.
1110 large rntliesnnkos Inpturod by yl Sty?“ Yogi“) Dec-071'“? Wylie} Mil..lr‘0itD, Dec. 5.~—fi‘ire'condition of .
Doll Reeves and the Srlrnott Brothers, .ner on 01110 arr V4“ 0 a . wa several
pomamg were shipped to New completing a trip of seven days and Michael Donohu? iwhot th 5 i New
York Tuesday' where their will be “a. thirteen hours of almost continual “’99le 330 the V "otm 0 “53 ‘1
Haven, is mtlch improved in certain
storm
number measured tlve husband is the mm— ways and in others he is far from out
ever ruptured inISTEAMSH'P NORMAN AGROUND- i of danger. Aside from a constant
Portland. The snakes. nhen alive. l PHILADELPHIA Dec. 5 ~—- The I pain in his head he feels quite well. at-
net thollunton‘p good priogs About six-:stoamshlp Norman Philadelphia for though he in still unable to use his
left leg. It being completely paralyzed
I
liioating her at the next high tide inture’ date. "'
Credit and C
WM
3155+ III I II III II I WWWI «III
34%
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STMAS
géCHRI
:.:H KRIEGER & CO.
H. KRIEGER & co.“
is the time you need your ready cash,- and
the time has come when you need those Winterggg
“*‘Garmonts, OVERCOATS AND CLOAKS, you’ve put off buyinggg
-:- for so long.
:5
A; III.I‘I I_I:'-I'w'
98'
Iment plan: BUY FROM US NOW AND PAY LATER We, always
“give you more value far less money than any other “are log
....in the Twin Cities, our great output and large buyrng faciii
[Atlas makes this possible *
. . I . I - . .
I,-,-,n -,n,n a,» a... -' I.I.I.I.l'
“ N’S OVERCOATS
from $7. 95 to $20 00
«2-
4
Why not try the KRIESER 00. ’5 EASY PAY-”g:
«I
MON'IE CARLO coArs
for Ladies and Misses.
449+~I+¥I+44++§
MEN’ S SUITS.
”i
I
i
I;
of the best material, Urlibn made.
from $7. 95 to fit
from $7. 95 to $15. 00
FUR BOAS AND MUFFS
a large assortment. .
fill $250to$500
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