Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Saturday, December 6, 1902 · page 8

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hind very inlet lies a rowan

me it multitude of shoes tor woman trying to 1... sold and

thrill p uses all others in vol own or color. thorn la a roused for ltd
onu thou in “Queen Quality “ lta halos urn more than double tho

by oihcr woman' a choc.

it can't be beouuac or price, since it could

1111. bin ul‘mply a triumph oi leuderuhlp.
neon Quality" to recognized 111119 leader in style. it. lends; othoraV
it oxiglnatct; others copy. Everywhere it acts tho style. it you
noon Quality" you me with the lenders in fashion. ' J
PRlGE‘. $8.00. '
As about tho $5,000 Price Conical ‘

~11. LYON u 1:11.311. Agt.

liinglon Strcet V

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J lrioNAL‘ 1.00111. Ntws.
inouia Vorlln. of Franklin avenue.
III rctunucd ycstciday from n

J " 11111111331111, in Philadelphia.
'.i‘h Morris chub offered by the Unit-
turnout Workcis of America and
“”119; fcw weeks ago. was won by
r ‘ Georg l. Lockwood. of Mom“:

ludhy number was 222.

Smith' s Home made Sausage the
J 55 Main street.

.J ouglauu‘ FOWICI' Woman‘s lleilci‘
“'ps held 11 mcotlng. inst night. but
JVa'coJuntV of the sump attendance one
he weather, postponed the annual
Viiéctlon of cmccis to Finlay evening.
ember 19.111 connection with the

ill tion at that time a supper will he

lic‘ thirty mun employed by (Vic-1n
actor Michael lnibrlno on the Spring
et water main lctt woik this mom
' MVi‘. inrbrino stated thut work
’11 been atopped betunuo Englneci
B’VRidcr had failed to establish a
Mr. liidvr is 111' present working
11: Wilton wuter main.
~r~5 l'b pull Lind (lilo. Hayes 9.

J ureku Lodge. ilcughicus oi Robo-
itg initiated seven rundldutos at their
acting last evouiu'. ’l‘honc who
' I; through tho (legion wcic «19.3363
Seaman Mr and Mrs Edson K St
011 William S Wilo,ox Miss Edna
‘JJ'E'and two others. Alter ‘lhé work
d ournment was inlten to the. banquet
om ubOVe whom supper was served
Pork & Suydci‘s Skates ut loucst

.J H R. ilulkleV'

. and Mrs. Lucoigo it. ilVlngton
ho boVe been livi .11; at the Clifford
when this morning 110111 New York

the steamer ”Luhn‘ fol Naples lt-
Iy. where they Will spend the wintei

South N01Walk. Conn.

Stamford Savings Banh has been at»
tuched to secure the claim. The case
will come up Monday. before Judge
Joseph R. Taylor.

1.111.011.1111“ will give u Shakes-
pearlim reading this evening at his
homo in West street.

John Kelly. who was arrested Thurs~
dny night. by Oillcer William Penning:
ton. loi drunkenness. and was subco-
oucntly released on a cash bond failed
to appear. in court this morning, and
the bond was declared forfeited.

The National 1 ertllizcr Company. of
Biwlilgepott has brought unit against
Bennett A. J .Vckson. of East Norwolk
to IPCOVQI' $24 which the defendant
owes porn the time he was in the nur-
new business 'ibe case will be heard
Monday. before Justice John S Pull~
man, in Bridgeport

.Ww.

SUNK’OFF EATON's NECK. L. I.
NORTHPORT,’L. 1.. Dec. u.—'l‘hc
tin-ee-masted schooner S. M. Bird. of

New York. bound from Boston to Nor-'

folk with copper. struck on a reef
and sank olf Entons Neck in yester-
day’s storm The life saving crew
made three tutllc attempts to shoot a
line- across the. wreck. Such a tro-
mcndous sea was running that it was
impossible to launch the life boat un-.
til the storm abated. The shipwreck-
cd sailors. seven in number. were then
brought ashore. The men bud nearly
perished during their long exposure
and were almost exhausted
FIRE lN CENTRAL PARK AR3FNM
Nitw YORK Doc 6—-A fire in the
old arsenal in Central Park today
threatened serious damage to the
building for a time, but the home was
extinguished before any 0! the valua-
ble records stored in the place had

 

old $2.50

white. lined dudjnicely mode. '

Blue, and Red.

For Children 21.: 4 years

Mada of All wood Broadcloth,
sailor 116111» and trimmed with
colon,

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BE WASI'I I N (Y1? )N HTI‘E} ET-
J SOLIT 1'1 NC.)II\VAJ JC

To
Accommodate
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Holiday Trade
‘ Our
Store hail! be open every
evening until 9 o'clock
Efter

DECEMBER 5 TH.

Telephone 133-! 2

led

7‘ prices. J

~Krasov1iz 81 Fox,
‘ North Main. Como

Get Your Clothing Repaired

th’m’t- ‘I but

all hind »V
o‘: rdor.‘ of. ill chry intuit

thigh ya u the bout of lit. _ The latent. “

from Ports. 11nd sure to
All hindA cl Furs ut the

JJJ Scull! Norman
J. GARTNER.

Miter-chant Tailor.» V

mm“...

For the Cold Winter‘
Coming. .

My rcpulr charges uro very reason
uble. l 11111 as capable to working on
1.1111ch gnrmentu us upon Men‘ A.

Di couruo, if you want now work-—
well. come in 111111 tnilt with 1119.1.
believe! can interest you.

' 39 SOUTH MAIN STfiEET.

‘ 0111111111th Hotel Hamilton.

BOY

Think Santa is Good If

lowccl J

Ann .51.. J"

 

Vile Brings Him An
OVERCOA'I‘. g
Collar and coil trimmedl
with iur. sizes 3 to 8 years, I
54 50 1
Here is :1 warm coat has}
coat oi aims in silk on sleeve l
value $3.00 $2 00‘
Knee Pauly. 5'72 5 3 ‘10 I43
years. 25 cents

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The Coming Christmastide

We are always equipped for it, and as always, our tune is headquarters for Holiday purchas.

crs. Our new store, which is now open, gives us about fifteen hundred square feet additional
room, which makes shopping with us a pleasure. Useful gifts are the order of the day. and the per-
manent pleasure derived from some useful article is universally recognized.

the holiday business, including:

BURNT WOOD NOVELTIES.

NOVELTIES IN STAMPED
GOODS.

PILLOW TOPS AND CUSH-
IONS.-

HOLIDAY UMBRELLAS.

HOLIDAY RIBBONS.

HOLIDAY GLOVES.

NOVELTIES IN GLASS.

BURNT LEATHER NOVEL-

J TIES.”

NOVELTIES IN SOFA p11.—
LOWS.

HOLIDAY BOOKS. .

HOLIDAY HANDKER-

CHIEFS.J
HOLIDAY LACES.
HOLIDAY LINENS.
NOVELTIES IN CHINA.

 

In addition to Our regular lines of staple goods we have add ed many novelties expressly for

flristram J& Hyatt, Nurwalk, Conn.

 

 

 

A MILLION VOlCES

ENECIJTIVE ' Norton.

J W.
"_ NO 1'”! M31!) $11.99: lNEW ENG‘NES IN GOLDSBOP‘olflimlCould hardly express the thanks all
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SE \TTLI‘A. Wilt?“ DW- “"er “3' Homer Hall, of \V'ést Point in Lis- led Philip Dooley. of aniifville to be

‘1 \y dopartmcul is to milk“ ““0th at ten city: A scvcie cold had settled on i a policeman on the application of tho
Nmbi ‘0 make u Sill‘Vkl‘fllilu “all Olihis lungs causing 11 most obstinate ECentral New England Railway Com
‘thc unlutky inlllf'do bnlli dC’Sil'Oim‘icough. Scrcrnl phViltions 3'1 d 1103 many. He has approved the foliomuz
Arc little zjiarvalpm's, (mlds‘norough Width has I‘l‘likru 110““ had consumption, but could not help bills: First company, Governors
111““.“m....m.w do n". rust. «on N cry trlul trip New (lilgilltls Will him. When uil thought how was doomcd‘l Horse Guard. cure of sabers for tho
WJI. liowoll. ”mm.“rpmdwrlmfig be installed lho begun to use 111' Kings Now Dis 36m coding 0ctobcrl.1902 $69. Mu

l have 118ml 1 itUp l1} :1er “[3... mm». I” m m iJcovory for Consumption and writcs—ljor Gilbert P Hurd commanding that.
11'1) i’umily tor muuiipnllon Wk hood; NORTH MERIDEN POSTMA‘STF" 'it tomplofciy cmui mo and 51111111 my company. ——-; .care of state property
.101“. ctc. 1“, 1111 1 n... i am maphpd' \V ASHlNil’l‘ON I'.)9(.|'1.-~Iilvliu I~‘. life. [now VVcigb 227 lbs." its post-1 for the year ended October 1, 1.1121,
., m (I... health 0; my family Cliflmd Clnik “on toduy appointed :1 .:'~uuth JtivolV' guaroutccd i‘oi (‘ouuhs Colds $50; licrmano Averill commissioner
cember .0 to January 5. ommisaion ndioumcd nus cross er, l’hul'mnr‘y .1. (loss postmcaim at South Vimulun und Lung troublcc Prlto 50c and $1 [on domestic animals for assistance
unlined toduy hV ilnriv ltoy.nolds our 'C'Oml- ’I‘rini bottles free at F. i-Vl Baxter 5 during the month of November, $5223.

of the lawyers for the indrpondent op ' " M “'
era a 11 r it t . v
tor (go d lg “0“"0013313111‘1‘1‘1; ll) 00”.”00000m060§00m¢COMONOMNOOOO”OOOOOOO O. ooouoomoonnnnnnomoouommunu»

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Credit and Christmas

”00””OQQOOOOOfiO”OOOQOOOOOWW mouuounuoum “m0”.
:4; *l'r ~l '1 i111 l 1'1": 1'1 ' ti '1 '1 '1 'l' M'Jr-l '1' *1 M twirl 't’d’ it

H. KRIEGER & CO.

Actin Gover orK l a a it-

ith Mr Bylngton‘s “mm. Consul .31 been damaged. The animals in the it n eoer h s ppo n
‘Byingtou. Mi.1111d M15. liyingtou monotone close by were greatly 8X-
xprt to return to 3011111 Norwnlk late cited by the dancing or the the en-
the spilng. i‘hcn VVi1etls u (‘ oluni- ““89 and their TOM‘S could I)? heard
in and an 01i1nt.wc11 shipped with to MOCkS- The money 1038 was small. 1

m. ill/1.11mi 1111111111 R. l.. \thrlc . J
J—«Smiths Celebrated Sausage, _ 55 ADJOURNMENT 0': ”THE H4" .... :2.,V

WASHINGTON. Dec. 6.-——Represcn- CONDITION IN THE MINES:

futive Payne leader of tho'malority
V ' » , .’ SCRAN'I‘ON. I‘ 11.. Doc. 6.-Tho Ruv.
introduced a resolution in the House J_ JJ (‘.urruu, oi‘ Wilkes ilm'i‘c. who “"111

for ‘ ' ' ‘-
11 110111an adjournment fiom Do on tho utnod yesterday when the strlko

 

if you fool ill 11ml 11.4.1.1 u pill
\V'h) not purthnuc the bout?
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at (‘lulsimas is near its more in
V once each duV nt Stur'teVuni‘ 5 big
hrgaln stow 'lhc lirm has just 11;-
Jelv'ed a line of hood 4.111119 chino. from
countries in the world that 111111111-
turo this class. of goods and lu'ciV
JJ their counters novelties of their
wn importation. to be found in no oth-
.r hence in the country. There is also
'11 unusually line line of cut glass to
.Jc out from for Christmas gifts. Finch
‘.JJl’ the three doors at this cmporium is
nailed with Christmas goods. and the
store presents :1 veritable scene in

Tnnov m WALL wart?

1 WAlJJ. STREET. 10:10 a. [XL—«Open-
nu pr cos of stock [logged on dull and
llutlcss trading. An opening rise of Unity of Wilkes Barre
bull in St. Paul was lost within a few tho non-union men. Father Curran said
minutos and Pennsylvania. Tennessee that “‘0'" 0f “‘9 people Of the coal to
Coal and National Load declined largo gions believed the minors shounl have
fractions. better wages. “if 11 1101011111311 ‘scab
WALL STREET. noon—There wm.1ultes the place of 11 mun who is trvlnc
rallies followed by practical utogun- ‘0 get hm PM“ that so culled scab
' is doing wrong and no injustice to tho

l‘ion. The bunk statement was so near. icople in his community" said Father
—— I . y as cx crie'l th t ~ ‘1:
D1 M S. to: ~t.cn lye and F111 Spe- p 1 11 it produced llttll Curran. He admitted that most m.

11111111 from Bridgeport lemoved h’. s efi’rrl beyond some buying by traders , J
office from the Mahnckcmo Hotel who hurl sold shorts in anticipation of the violence committed reacted £10111
. Hocking Vallcv uttcanpts of mine owners to resume
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WWO“... WOMWMM
at 1111 tvvvtidttdiuld

boys. guthorml on Marshall Fluid this

States Exprens 21.0. The covering mow»

ment by shorts lifted some prices above
last night. The closing was dull and

irregular.
Reports over private wire of 'ITRDIB

uftcrnoou to witness the football gumu
between H1 dc Park liiuh School 1111.1
the Brooklyn Polytechnic "Prcp'

J School All Brooklyn is regarded as at

H. KRIEGER & CO. '

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the time has come when you need those Wintom
.VzGarments, OVERCOATS AND CLOAKS, you' ve put off buying?“

~gfor so long. Why not try the KRIEGER CO.'S EASY PAY-‘7?“
mant plan: BUY FROM US NOW AND PAY LATER. We.always‘
give you more value for less money than any other store in 5‘
:liin tho Twin Cities our great output and large buying facill~
lites makes this possible.

WWWWWWWW

NMEN’S OVERCOATS. MONTE CARLO , COATS.

from 557.9510 $20.00 for ladies and Misses
« ‘ from $7 .95 to $18 0

EUR BOAS AND MUFFST
a large assortment "1 ,
frmJ 32.6010 $50,002}

3
«:CHRISIMAS is the time you need your ready cash. and i

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MEN S SUITS.
oi the best material. Union made,
from J 7 98 lo $l5 00

 

 

 

JJ 1 _ J a selling movement.

1*}? can be consulted on Tuesdayr,‘ New York. Chicag‘o and St. Louis. and J
turuduys 11nd Suturduys from 1 3M1“ rose 11 pout over last hi hi. " "' ‘
clock to 4p in only ' Rock inland prolerrod. Colorado Niel. Hie-Pl SCHOOL CHAMP‘ONSH'P' .,
Deputy Sheriff John W. Stullcy 1'0— and Republic Stool prefcri'rd lost a JCHK'AGO' 0‘5“" fi‘j‘Th‘mmm‘s "'
ilrncd papers tmluy in the Norwullt uoult‘. Northwestern gJ and United spectators. tlmmulnriiy of them notion
cum Court in the suit of Dr Wright

Heap against l‘ curios H and Fitn-
once M. Brlor. lutclv of Norwalk. but
$growing in Stamford The suit is
r 4 far monoclonal sewices reu~
It: GOIduchmldt commission brokers. least the eqnnl. if not the superior oi’
cred by the plaintiff Money of the «
J 8w rt . J other eastern tempo of its cloud. and
”0m to ”8 amount or $50 1” “‘9 walk“. & Cot-butts block. South m" the Hyde Park squad undeniably tho
0 on Ill Low 3. 0 best in tho west. tho advertisement.
BIG SALE Amul. (30111191 5214,, {En 5614 56:4, that tho gomc was "between the cunt
Am. C. & pJJ 3414, 34% ' ‘ and went forthe hlch schoo‘ champion-
Roai Irish Linen Box Paper and En- Rmcrican 11:11.10 10 rhlp' ““3 accepted “5 juatltled.
io‘pes. closing out at 71: per box. in. ice. hid” 10 iii '
Insular prlce was 15c and 900 Child- AmJ Ice pfd” 37M HAVE RETAINED GOVERNOR H"...
03; Papcr. 7(\_ Kg“ [“3“ 13]“. Amen W0” 21% SCHENEC'I‘AITI'. N. Y“ DEB. 63"‘AC'
lots and Pods only be guaran- Am. Smelt, 38% ’3‘ 11. ll: cording to no official [If ‘0“! No. 62‘
25 11111191011111 for 21:. 31,110 Am. Sugar. 119 119% 111111 1197/. Bromm‘md 0' PMW’VS- “WWW
cs only 65.. $125 Alarm A. T. A. S. pa 81% 32 81% 82 and Paper Humor-11 of America. former
.ouly 750.. fully guaranteed 11111 Air. & or. pi. 981A 9811. 9811. 111111. “New” PM” '3' "i“ i“ m be "3'
(laid Plated Eye (“3.3895, 259 and Bolt. p, Ohio, 931,4 93% 93% 93% iuinod by that organization inlta on-
11 mm. Regular "J 25 Glacoeu. Bklyn. R. 1p” 3414, 64“ 64‘ 6-1“ donvor to maintain i111 stood with re-
" ale will only last 11 few days to Chen. & 0M0. 48 46 45% 45% “a"! to the "“9 01 WNW“ Potter
Chi. it N. W.. 220 230 220 220V Whose expulsion followed his rol’usu‘
(3111‘ Gt. West... 24% 2‘ m 24% 24% to retire from tho National Guard of
C. M. & St. p_ 173 173 171% 172 the stain when ordered to do so by
J30}: 1; 8th 2511. 115% 35 35 his union.
0 on 8‘4 28 28% 281’
Consul (111i. 211 211% 211 211A SHIPfVRECKED CREW SAFE
not It Hild.158’.& “38% 158“ 153% BAL’I‘ MORE. Doc 11—41111 German
mg. 33% 33% 33% 33% steamship Koln hos arrived. having an
ill. Central, “3% “3 143% 143 haunt the ohipwrccked crown! 11191111.
L0“ 1., Nash” 123% 127% 126% 126% Hall bark Marguvot Mitchell. from Our
””1thth 147% 143 147%1471,‘ dill. Wilea for Namhnm. Brazil
Met. St. 311.. 1395611311“ 139 139% " ' ' "
Max central. 22%-» 22% 221/. 22%
M K k133i" 25 24% 24“
KM. pill 551/. 5on 5111.1 * sou
Mo.“ Pacific. 106% 100“ 106% 105%
Nation! Loud 261,626“ 23% V»
N Y Central. 188% I54“ 1535i; 158“ ‘
Nari. l: Wont." 70% 71.“ 70%
Out. &‘- Watt. 29%
db. 1th.. 156% toll
' » «ohm (ills, I01 101“ 100V“ 101
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