a 1 so is a hat that does not
. o n t‘ tit?
xlilo‘w t he shoes. 1
pleats they. tit. walking is a fatigue.
11111 no trouble. .
d all because you bought shoes
toys
The immense output makes the prlc
91D LYONJ:
NuER ARREST FOR BIGAMY.
tit Norwilit Telegraphor Pleaded
*Rutit Qnd Was Held in $1. 500. 1
ORR Ntl’I‘ON dun. 9.;~Pleadlng «
lty 0t swc‘barge or blgamy. A. D.
“Cormlc‘k. a telegraph operator
' Own in Vilallous New England cities
e no hiss Worked was held today
(is at $1.500 for the February
L the Super'ltn Cou1t.Mac—
lck‘s first wife and two children
said to live in orcester. Mass
three years ago: he came here
Worcester to ’work at his t1 ade
totem-.apher and last June after
courtship which; continued six or sev-
11 months he. was united in marriage
ith Miss Eva Rose. daughter of Wil
Ills Rose a morniaent and well to do
sea or this place. Within tour or
- its weeks after this marriage Mac-
(lei-mick secured a position in New
london. It is mentioned by his
rientis as an action to his credit that.
jwbén’ his bride followed him to New
London a week after he went thetc. be
her back to her pat-.ents and that
hey ave not since lived togethcx.
n to ”Q: W'illls Rose. began
an inventigt tlon of’MacCormiclt a past.
an Chief of Police Rood was about to
fill the mattei when he
ed yesterday morning by
celphot' a message from Mae
Cormiok. Who has been working in
outh Noriva‘lk 0t l.nte saytnr that
cCormicioltnew he was wanted and
MacCormlck reached
“here eWenlng. and was held until
this morning when he. went into the
huroligh court anti“ pleaded guilty to
e. blgaxny charge. He said he knew
hilt! done wrong and that his situa-
ion worried him so that he was anx-
bus": to face the chatge and have it
car with as soon as possible. He was
11 to the Litchtlcld county jail im—
at {tor the hearing. MacCon
7111le Is 11131111 thirty-three years old.
.6 N MAN DEAD 0N TRACK
{NEVILLE}, Jan. 9-——The dis-
11 remains of an unknown man
ohnd on the track of the. New
ew Haven anti Har'tftntl Rail-
day by the crew of a south-
‘iin truth. A pawn ticket found in
e clothing was made out to Joseph
(1 owed that he pawncd some ma
h ts' tools in Boston. May 6th 1902.
There was no other clue to the identi-
‘ ty of the body as it was so badly tilt
and mangled as to make it unrecog-
“ pliable It Is supposed the man was
tramp A str'anuei partly intoxicated
vas seen near the railroad crossing
last- evening. anti it is supposed that
"he wandered on to the tr:atk and was
I «atruok by a train. The coroner rctum-
ed a verdict of accidental death anti
the body will be buried by the town
T" E_. El]. AY
was
i’.); J
oidsflotlnbs Bore Throa ‘.1ntluo
1 Mill 1 out! it. limncbltui m“ Iksibnin.
. euro tor Consumption in first stage,
‘jtr‘preiiot‘ in atlvauwd 11 on. Use stance.
will nos the exceilt n1. oiicc after iakln the
old by doctors everywhere.
con“ mtlwoents. .
;. To snaass'a iTCH.
It that Edward Hines has
‘11”
".1“ that he redeivsd it from
’ I an‘uary 8th is willing to
uni 111111111.
‘ entire stock at less
,. s, I‘alii; Tablets. 130:
Ma. blink Books. tita-
ii inscriptions. Skatssu
2 as. and a large stock
broliu at onetbnli'
this trend chance
Fit Comes First.
to are corsets that do not tit. drossen that do not fit, or gloves
The one. absolutely necessary thing about shoes is that they shall tit.
Pleasure vanishes You feel "slouchy";
you. alk clumsily—not with an elastic step but mugging the feet: along
about they are tired. You acuuire col-us. which are an endless source at .1
and airport in appearance yet made with little regard to fit.
The one blioe- .tor. women that is properly constructed for a scientific ilt
, "(Ellison Quality. " Try them it you want to make walking one or your
regarding the tragedy enacted at the
ion
’l‘raflm'.
running; him out of town. and which
several of the. mincrs participating.
lit your head? ‘
that were perhaps loudly advertised
e of $3 00 possible for such shoes
00., Sale Agt.
South NorWaik. Conn.
SHOOTING OF WFSN'ERN IVIINFRS
ISuperintendent, Who Was Attacked,
Fired in Salt Defenlfl.
WELLS. Nevada January 9-~Addi-
tionnl details have been received here
Keystone mine. where the twelve un-
1nlnsrs attacked Superintendent
for the alleged purpose of
resulted in the death or \voundint; of
Since a branch of the Western l’cd-
eration of Miners was organized a few
weeks ago. at Ely. all miners are said
to haVe taken a tlt'cisive stand In labor
matters. the particular object of their
attack being the New York and Nova-
tia Company. Superintendent John A.
'l‘rnylor. who formerly was connected
with the Fernando Mining Company.
of Durnngo. Mean and also with the
l'niou Copper and Gold Hill mines. at
North Carolina. had been notified on
several occasions that he had better
leave the camp. presumably because he
had recently orum'ed a reduction in
emp‘oyes‘ .waqes. Telegrams were
sent to New York. It is said. threatcu-
log to flood the mines and take. 111th
stcrn measurcs unless the supcriutcnd-
cut was remm cd.
Aticlcgation ilnully presclltctl ’lrayu
lor with an ultimatum to be signed and
agrcctl to within twelve hours. hater
it is charged Prcsithnt Lloyd. oi' the
Miners' Union. and a committee of
miners went to 'i‘rziylot“s (mice. and
asked him to go along quietly. or they
would be compelled to take him dead
or alive. 'i‘rnyior endeavored to argue
With the men. but Lloyd ordered his
companions to seize the superintrndcnt
anti bring him along. The men start-
ed for 'I‘raylor. who commenced shoot.
mg.
' At the first shot the miners made a
dash for the door. '1 he names of thc
men who were shot and killed are.
James Slaggs. Samuel Johnson anti J
Smith.
The numesof three Wi)llilil.‘(l mcn art
not given.
ROYAL ARCANUM lNSTALLATION
Ceremony Conducted by Grand Regent
Mathewson, of New Haven.
Past Grand Recent Ii. A. Mathew-
son. of New Haven. assisted by Grand
luitie Gardner. also of the Elm City.
installed the iollowiue olilccrs of Sher-
man Council No. 1,342. last evening.
in Red Men‘s hall: Representative
to the grand council. Benjamin '1‘. lion-
nctt; alternate. William F. lioyl: rc-
gent. Charles id. Hoyt; vice regent.
Frederick (l. Benedict; orator. Stcph»
on S. Jarvis; secretary. P. A. l‘ursclls:
collector. J. Emory Stevens; floor til-
rnctor. W. F. Hoyt: treasurer. Arthur
H. 'I‘hcilc'. chaplain. A. (l. Sanfod;
truitle. Harry S. McBride: warden.
finish .I. ContsIOck: sentry, Charles J.
Miller; trustees. Gcnrtzc F. Benrsc. C.
L. Ainsworth and Charles S. St. John.
Previous to the installation two can-
didates. Edward .1. Sims and Albert E.
Winchester. were initiated and at the
close an elaborate collation prepared
by "Teddy" Jarvis; the new orator. and
his committee, was served. The. mom‘
hers were glad to welcome a visiting
brother. Past Regent Frost, of Meri-
den, to the meeting.
NORWALK CLUB POOL GAMER.
William L. Olsen. 1:15, and Louis W.
Leonard. 90. played the game in the
pool tournament of the Norwalk (lluh
last night. The former played a very
stromt game and won. as the score not
low shows. very handily:
Olsen. 13?». Leonard. 90.
11 1
11 it~2
21 2o~2
as»: 20
14—4 21—4
stwt 31
64 3:1
73 38-»:
85 t:
99 42
112 div—3
122-1 45
125 .57
131—: m
ire—1 tn
135
limo—m.-
EMANON WHIBT CLUB PRIZFS.
The members of the F'manon Whlst
Club held a delightful session yester-
day attornoon with Miss Anna 1‘. Sher.
wood at the home of Mrs. Iii. B. Smith
in Osborn avenue. There was a good
attendance at the members tour tables
bolas decanted and a very pleasant at-
ternoon was tho result. The first
prize was won by Mrs. Lewis St. John.
Mrs. Charles ’R. Baker secured the
soon (it while the guests! prize went
to 1111'. Carolina Augusta Golding.
The next meeting, trill be held next
Tuesday siternson; t a place to be an
nuanced later. .
GOAL SITUATION i6 ACUTE
The coal situation in daily becom-
11111 inure acute rind the .Utiithcuitiss.
whichwsrc thought to hit
Bishop Tierney Make: Transfer-
De Bruycker. oi Willimantic, and the
consequent vacancy existing in
pastorship of St.
there Bishop 'I‘iornoy ,has made a
numbflt‘ of changes in the clergy ot
the am to. Those clerical appointments
Willimanilofi
Joseph' 11 New Britain to St. Patrick‘s.
Bridgeport.
town to Gulltord
New Britain.
Bridgeport
Church Bridgeport
Sacred Heart.
field.
South Norualk Baptist Church took
.
CLERICAL OHANQFS. .
m
Among the Catholic clergy.
On account of the death of Father
the
Joseph’s Church.
tave hot. n made: ‘
Rev F x. Mulvlllo, from Ansonla to
Rev Thomas J. Picker from St-
Rev C. W. Brennan, from Middle-
Rcv. James Darwin to Middletown.
Rev. James O'Meara. to Ansonia.
Rev. J. J. Keane. to St. Joseph's.
Rev. J. F McDonald. to St. Mary's.
Rev William Latin .‘0 Sacred Heart
from
Erin's-
Rcv. Father Carey upturn"
Bridgeport. to
M...
SPECIAL PRAYER SERVICE.
The special prayer scr vice at the
the place last evening of th 0 1011111111
weekly more: meeting and was con
ducted by the postal, Roy H B. Car-
pentt-r. uho oi‘fcrod players 'or the
families anti the st: hooi Toni chi the
last of the. special meetings will be
held and a 'largc attendance is eam
cstiy desired to make. a tittinL, cit etc. to
the neck. 'lhc pastor wiii speak this
evening on "l‘hc Watch Word for. the
Year’
EUCHRE FOR HOSPITAL BENEF IT.
The ladies‘ Visitins; Boaui of the
Notwalk Hospital held a meeting this
morning and made arrangements to
hold a militurv eurbrc party some till we
next month. The exact date or 11er c
has not yet been decided. it was vot-
ctl howcvct. to hold the affair in line
\rmoly or some huge hall and (0m'
mittccs wctc appointed to make at—
Iangcments and ”spent at a laim meet-
ing. The adult will be for the benefit
oi the hospital.
KABAOSA ENCAMPMENT OFFIC-
ER 8.
The '11 until election of otlio‘cis of
imbadsa l‘ntumpment. i. O 0 i‘.. of
Notuailt. “us held last night and lhcslV
oiilccrs \wrc (boson: Chicf p'1t1Ii11 ch
James Farrell: high priest S. 0
Kemp: senior warden. J. It. iictis:
cctihc. Harrie .\. Smith: ir'.1casutc.r B
S. Keith: junior warden I~‘1ttu'a1tl(.hus~
mar These nfiltcrs will lie installed
Thursday cv.cning.'lnnua1y 22d
ORDERED TO BROOKLYN.
Licutcnant William E. Smith. son of
‘iir. anti Mrs. E. B. Smith. ot’ Osborn
avenue. who is home on detached nrtl-
crs from San Juan. Porto Rico, has
rct-civcd orders from the naval auth-
orities at. Wushineton to report next
Monday for duty at the Brooklyn navy
yard.
TODAV iN WALL STREET.
\\3\I..I Si‘lti' FT ltl' Iii a. m ~011M-
tut: ticullutts showed vow heavy t1 uns-
actions in the dries. \ilssouil l’utific.
.itchison. ii. til (i. and several other
prominent stocks. tittius did not ex.
cod 51,. in any of these. in Eric there
one runninu stairs of flood shares. in
the that prcfcrrcti of" - .100 shurcs. and
in Missnutl Pacific and Att'hison of
1,000 shares each. Reading optucd
down a point. and Hrlrltnuro and Ohio
was shaded on running sales from in
thovc Inst uielti to 91. below.
llccnrts over private wire of Maples
Rv finldcchmidt. commission brokers.
Sworn. & Corlwtt's block. South Nor-
“flfilk: or January, I903. at ll) o'clock forc-
. OM" “.1“ ‘30-‘77 254:9 noon: and that all persons Interested
final, gripper“ iii‘ (.5 23"“ 4111‘ in said estate may be notitirtl thereof.
,3” (g' & .F' 40A: 4M“ “ 534 'i‘ the administrator will cause this order
“ll-S ' 8‘ l“ l" '1/ ,. , ,, to be published in a newspaper having
mot-lath (1)1}; ii‘i. $112 Willi. ill“; a circulation in said district at least
Am. W pith, 39% 39% 3911 39% 2X;,\thill§;3lltf0l‘t said loll} day of Jan
Amer. Loco, 3071. 3071'. 11111.1. 101,1. -' HENRY “.7 GREGORY
Am. Smelt, 47 47 461.1 4671. i“ 11 .1111le
Am Sugar. 134 134 132;: 122% .‘ ‘
A. 'I‘. & 8. Fe, 863/4 88 ‘46 77% ‘ ' m ”mm
»\.'l‘, a an. n 1021;. 1:127... 102% 1029/. SOLVENT NOTICE-
13“" 8‘ 01““ “’3. '93:”: “M” 101314. ptsrmc'r or NOIHVALK on Pro
an 1'01: :31: 1.3.: in: 1 ..
Chi. & N 0' '2'23.1Z 293,}: 2.33% 11.13”. 12 state of 1.111111 ii Woodwniti. late 01'
(tm (‘t “33', {NV 729% ‘5... "719’“ Norwalk in said distritt deceased.
(N R! '&I St [Pu-13:”: “you 1;},11 lgotfi Th0 CON” 0' pl'llbillf' for ”H! DIS
((1,, .h‘ & ‘I ‘ 8""? a“? ”307; 351;! trict oi Norwaik hath limited anti al‘
(3401‘ South " 1”,: 31"? 30711 :ll lowed six months from the date hereof
(.0583. ”a"; 929' 1,90" 2.30 230 for tho Creditors of said Estate to car
iiel &‘ Him. {7“, f2". ‘ 174% ‘75 biblt. their claims for settlement. Those
Detroit South 19,]; “3% I...” 19% who neglect to present their accounts.
Eric 1st pm" 71 71% 7‘07. 70% wropcrly dimmed. within said time. will
Ill Central ”1’10 "11W "91’; li‘ll’é be tlcbarrcd a recovery. All persons
m" & Nash, 1‘30 MO" 198% ”£17“ litticbteti to said csi'atc iil‘f‘ rcqucatctl to
'. . “ ." " malto itumcdiatc payment to
Manhattan 1511/. 1-111“ 150% 151 ROBFRT 0 RAYMOND
M” SLR-V" ”3 141 ““5 “I“ to ill 2:1 1 "Administrator
MEX. canlrfll, 26% 26% 26% 26% W
Mex. N‘t Otis. 20% 20% 2111.1, 20%
" M. K. (it 'I‘. 29% 297.41 2914 29%
M. K. it 1’. pm. 62 62% 62 82%
Mo. Pacino, 1121.1. 11311. 112% 1121/.
National M d. 211% 28% 28% 23%
N. Y. Contra , 153% 154% 153% 154
Norf. & West, 75% 75V. 74% 75%,,
Out. & Weill. 34V. 34% 33741 337.4 ‘
Penn. R. R.. 166% 156% 156% 156%
People's Gas 104% 105% 104% 105%
Pres 8. Car 64% “Wt 64% 114%
Readins. as 08% 6614. ti?
“and” 1st pfdi. M as as as Ognulne
Repuh Btoél 21 1,4 21% 21% 21%
Rock island 53% 53% 52% 5:”
Rock inland o. at. at .1 at; at. arte r, 8
Rubber Goods. 2!! 23% 2. 28%
Ron. Pacific 67% mm. 67 68
rind-g 11:2 :11; at 1'1: ii
' ' ' ' ttl L Pill
Tenn. C. &I.. z 63% ‘ e Iver 8‘
,Texaa Pacific, 42% 43
Union Pacino it)?!“ 10;“
ii Fl Leather-12% iii
11. a. usual. 11911 sou.
11.8. Rubber. l7 1 17
on Steel. 38% 3111
1111111111.: not. 119:: past.
an: t. 1. a:
11 as p ,
‘2 as
27%
,lielleve _I can interest you.
The Pill? Fill“, anti oust Store.
(A. tor-til. Proprlstor.)
Dan'tMiss This»
{Clearing Sale.
Goodsfsald at one half
price. It will .pay you to
aim: as a call.
Open Ebem'ngs.
68 Washington 31. south [0111an
Ladles’ Tailors.
We make all kinds of Suits and
Coats to order. of the very latest
styles and the best of tit. The latest
fashions from Paris. and sure to
please
All kinds of Furs at the lowest
prices.
Krasovitz 8: Fox.
North Main. Corner Ann St..
South Normal/2
J GRRTNER
Merchant 'l allor.
Get Your Clothing Repaired
For the Cold Winter
Coming.
My repair charges are very reason-
able. I am as capable in working on
Ladles' garments as upon Men's.
0t course. if you want new work—-
well, come in and talk with me. I
39 SOUTH MAIN STREET,
ODDOSlte ilotei Hamilton
"AMERICAN CATHOLIC CHUROH"
GLi’l‘Hth Okla. Ian. 9 -\ 11150111
11011 to change the name of the Protes-
aut Episcopal Church to “The Ameri.
can Catholic Church." introduced in
pursuance of a suggestion from the
annual convention at Sun I't‘ranCISco
passed during one session of the ter-
ritorial convention. has been reconsid-
ered at the concluding session and
tabled until the next annual meeting.
The Y. M. i‘. A. basketball team
will pluv the "II." tlve Saturday even—
.‘31 Elizabeth street.
(‘1. W. Aiken will entertain the mem-
tern of his Sunday school class of the
«oath Norwulk Ilnptisl Church. this
cvcniut: ill his home in Wilton avenue.
\Zm'wuik
chrv (lcrliuidt the cdeashingtou
street luitlgc balbct. will take a posi-
tion as txtrn man tor Frank i'. Zahn.
the North Main strcct lonsorlul artist.
entering upon his dutics tomorrow.
ORDER TO SETTLE ACCOUNT.
illS'l‘Itlt‘fl‘ 0F NORWALK, as. Pro
batc Court. Jan. tith. A. “61903.
Estate (1! ('atiwrinc 1.. Fallon, late of
Norwalk, in said district. deceased.
Ordcrcd. That. the administrator
exhibit his utilitinistratlt‘m account to
this Court for adjustment. at the Pro-
lmi 1 (mice in Norwalk. on the 15th day
. mm ion manna“ it
West. U11 Tsi.,9i*
wisest cent. ‘27“.
that. dividend oil our chat.
“Mt dividend or “with our cost. .
TRIST I ,
Special Cloak Sale.
We commence on Wedncsd ay, December grab. our ANNIJAL MID—WINTKKV
SALE OF LADIES’. MISSES’ AND CHILDREN’ S WINTER GARMENTS I ..
,3
:TIIE LEADING our oooosa 5101115
from $3.75 to $18.00.
Children’s Long Garments, 6 to 14 years, in a variety of cloths and styles.
this season . NOT-antiquated styles. but the exact same thing that we have been selling from $5.00 to
$15.00. The clearing sale price will be from $2.75 to $7.50.
TriStram & Hyatt, Norwalk, Conn
' ‘.
The opportunity of the season to buy high grade merchandise, correct in style. of the best
workmanship and first class material AWAY UNDER VALUE
Included' in this special offering
are all of our fine choice Garments as well as medium and low price goods. The styles are varied,
including tight fitting, half fitting. Monte Carlo, short, medium and long garments. . Fine Silk Vel-
our Blouses. Black Peau De Sole Garments In medium and long. all to go at clearing sale price.
Misses’ Garments.
All of our MISSES‘ AND CHILDREN‘S GARMENTS are included in this sale.
All a... goodifiv'w'.
son 11 out-rings.
rowl’ul 2’
Endotst-d by New 1 it and Boston' a Crltlts its the
First cloud~—W by do you look so sor-
t-lecontl l‘ltillllwl was just i‘i'ilL‘tlllllg
on the and tact. that. whcn I'm gone I'll
not be tuluir-w'i‘owu anti Country.
HOYT'S THEATRE. SOUTH NORWALK.
MONDAY EVENING. JANUARY 12.
THE FUNNIEST MUSICAL COMEDY OF THE SEASON.
EDWARD E. RICE'S PHENOMENAL SUCCESS.
The Show Girl or The Magic Cap.
Direct from its long runs at. Wallut'k's ’l‘hontrc, New York and the Colonial Tl1eutrelilostou.
The some meat pr-oduttion and (11:11.
and Most l' aboratciy Mounted Musical Attmction on the road
tapncity cvo ywhorc.
Sale of seats opens Thursday 8 11 n1.
Failed
I .9. Qaviweiou,
HG‘VAI‘EIUNG'JX )‘N H'l‘lflmti’l'
Ht ii 7'” I NON “VA! .1(
590 and 790
for our
5100 and $l.00
Boson
The holiday trade. has lett
out stun \llii It willie bro- .
ken lot at 5121211 and colors,
it: this meats oi
r...
in" all“
11: an do
was habit «in
£31111 llv other
, 1|"de «It in u
Shirts. ifiuh'FLr
' Naval: bit a W155
WEAR w 111111!th
Wink
A11“
Shears tor the home
or hit- the shnp‘torsii the and! at
tho houuwiis or the workman.“
"wwwunm tits 1.13:?an ”zit: "it“ “:3
mountings mt 12"“:an
mom
1
1..
was
Cgmetock
fWatkins
most itctlncd anti A musing Musical (’ttuncdy of the sun
A dazzling (‘. lupus of titl Dainty Girls. The Finest Costumed
SEVLNTY- MVE PEOPLE in ALL.
Playing to
pmcss, $1.60, 61.00. 75c, soc, 25c. ‘
(liners the Place
1.... awn». x.
HANAN
SHOES
MEN,
Arc worth
the extra
prion alter
all, nether:
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