i
, .
some year:
of the cmml’inrpec, attorney for the railway .
W I .. ~ ., I
“that do not a dresses that do not at. or alone
III are shoes.
one absolutely necessary thing about shoes is that they shall tit
they lit. walking is a fatllue.
. III. they are tired. You acquire
pale and trouble.
And all because you bousht shoes that were perhaps loudly advertised
find smart in appearance yet made with little regard to tit.
_ The one shoe for women that is
ill the "ersen Quality " Try them if
[realest ioyI.
The immense output makes the price of 89. 00 possible for Inch shoes.
F. D. LYON & 00., Sold Act.
790 Washifiittou Street.
walk clumsily—not with an elastic step but dragging the feet along
Pleasure vanishes. You feel “slouchy";
corns, which are an endless source of
properly constructed for a scientific fit
you want to make walking one of your
South Norwaik. Conn
m.
Annihrriihrre
Tudcttirtitrihr
.............-
PromInent Waterbury Man
lryiuq to Arrange a Settle-
ment. Nature of Which Will
not be Given out at Present
WATERBURY. Feb. lilwA now
move to bring the InanagIInII-nt of the
(‘onnocticnt Railway & Lighting Com-
pany and the. striking conductors and
motormen to an agreement for the set-
tlement of the. strike was made today.‘
when Warren L. Hall. a prominent
Waterbury merchant. who is president
of thII State Business Men‘s Associa-
tion. had an interview with the execu-
tive. committee of the. Trolleymcn's
. linion. Mr. Hall is said to have pro-
sealed a. proposition to the committee.
but the natrire of this proposal was not
given out and the members of the com-
mittee declined to answer any ques-
”mains concerning it. it was understood
r Mr. Hall left the committee that
ouid have. a conference with (7.01-
companyihany and General Manager Sow
der this prl Aside from this reported effort to
The. me
.I: about a settlement no IiIaIIgI- in
today.
I
. situation “as obscrIablc
(all wa'hc. morning passed Iruictly with the
be de' cars of the company and the bussos of.
pa" '
the strikers running as usual.
WALKED OFF WITH THE BILL.
Night Clerk in Lane' a Restaurant
Made Mistake in Change.
There was quite a lively tiInII for a
few minutes at Lane's restaurant. SatI
urday night. when two fellows who had
been lunching therc attempted to dc«
part with a dollar bill that. didn‘t he—
Jens to them. The young man lll charge
gave the fellows a dollar too much.
change but immediately noticed his
mistake and cnIicanrIIIl to call
men back.
Bill. they had started for the door
and were hastily making their exit.
when the clerk started for them in hot
pursuit. lie succeeded in reaching one
of the fellows. and in the absence of
, anything else. grabbed his hat and car-I
tied it back to the restaurant. The
headgear now lies at the restaurant.
but the dollar bill is still in the pock-
et at the man.
ARE PREPARING TO MOVE.
I. Tahl. president of the American
Paper Pail and Box Company. which
has just purchased the Bucklcy rub-
ber factory in .‘orwalk. arrived in
town this morning to plan for improve-
ments to be made in the factory. which
will be quite numerous. including a
new elevator. it is expected that Ihe
company will be able to begin the
worh‘of moving from their present
place in Rice street Now York. to Aor-
walk, within a very few weeks.
The fellow who can aluays see the
finish of others is gcneru'ly blind to
his own
A BULL RAZOR
is bad for the face.
Tire rules of this shop insist that ‘ra-
. sure be ironed regularly.
Remember the Running Hot Water. .
.. A. PORLliAli, BARBER.
"1.66 Washington St. S. Norwalk.
the ’
HOUSE GETTiNG DOWN TO WORK.
Diacuaaion of Many Matters of interest
Commenced Today.
llAit’l‘FORD. Conn. February 10...
With their losing of the IIlcrk' s books
against business, on Friday. the Gen-
erul Assembly starter] this morning to
gl‘i under wuv with the disposition of
the matters already under discussion.
III both the House and Senate. over IIII
hour was spent immediately after ris—
ing with the reading by the clerk of the
titles of the business transmitted from
last Friday. 'lhe only important
change of committee reference in the
House this morning was concurrent ac-
tion with the Senate in sending Senate
bill 1377, providing for repeal of the.
general railroad lawn to the judiciary
committee.
The committrc 0n judicial nomina-
itons reported on the Bridgeport city
court appointments, this morning, in
the House. WilIInm H. Comiey. the.
present deputy judge. is appointed
judge. from February 1 to March 1. and
for two years from March 1. and Henry
1‘. Stevenson. deputy judge. from lI‘cb-
ruary i to March 1. and then for two
years. The reports were substituted
and were passed.
...-—-.__-._...._._—__
WANTED SPEECH CUT OUT.
Representative Steele Claimed Mr
Conry'e Remarks Wars in Viola-
tion of Rules.
WASHINGTON Feb. lilwAt the on
oning of the session of theI House. today
Mr. Stccic illlll.l called attention to
, the spccch of Mr. Conry (Muss) print-
ed in the Record this morning under
the general leave to print granted on
the anli~trust bill. The speech dealt
with the subject of Mr. Conry‘s c0n~
tcstcd II‘cction case in Massachusetts
and Mr. Stccle claimed that it was vio-
‘ lation of order. which coniincd remarks
to be printed to the subject of the airti-
trust bills, lie asked that the spccch
bc srickcn from the Record. As Mr.
Conry was absent. at the request of his
friends, the matter went over.
Sunday. February 22. was sIIt aside
for paying tribute to the memory of
the late RI-prI-Iscntntivc ’i‘onauc, of Orc-
gnu.
N0 COMPLAINT YET MADE.
II was reported in Norwn‘k this Inor-
ning that a member of the Methodist
Lnur‘ch had preferred charges against
file Norwuik Fire Department for 8911‘
. ing beer on Sunday. Such, however.
was not the case. as the complaint,
would have to be made to Liquor Pro—
sccutor E M. imckwomi. and the lat
IIIII said no complaint had been tirade
to him
PRESIDENTIAL NOMINATlONs.
WASHlNGTON. Feb. 10-»The Pres
ident sent the foliowinz nominations
. to the Senate today: Richard Bartle-
man. Massachusetts. consul rIi Cadiz.
.Spnin: Rests ii. Post. New York. and-
itor' for tho island of Porto 1 'co. Ar-
Iny: .lolIn ll. \‘i'hcclcr. Eight oath in;
tantry. to be lieutenant colonel. Na~
vy: Lieutenant Commander William
1’. Randall III-Itiredi to be a common-
IiIIII (III ”10 retired list.
UNITED STATES SECURITIES.
WASHINGTON. Feb. lit—The bill
introduced in the Senate. yesterday
authorizing the treasury to receive 0th»
or rccuritlcs than United States bonds
from national banks was under corr-
sidcratino by the Senate Committee on
finance today but the committee ad-
journed until tomorrow without 1"I03’ll
no: a conclusion. Members of the
committcc express the opinion that
the bill will be fanrahly reported to
morrow.
FIGHTER M'FADDEN is ILL.
NEW BRITAIN. Feb. 10.——Thc at-
mosphere. of New Britain. heavily
charged with rumors of an injunction.
was cleared this afternoon. when Man~
:Igcr John Willis announced that he
had recched a tIIIeIzrnm that George.
McFadden is ill in New York and as a
consequence there. will be no exhibi-
tion in this city this evening. Tire citi-
izcns had made preparations to stop
the. bout.
. hr's'rzvtlvs'
PORK. 130. lb.
[2 1.13. SAUSAGE. 25c.
. mam-In nouns. 10c.
filRLOIN, _ltic to 180.
ROUND. top. 18c.
. ROUND. bottom. 160.
ALL GOOD BEEF.
5 Railroad Place.
O
a van: ’Marker
”Disinfection Soap and Cae-
IIQM today. Fine Mixed!
ANOTHER INJUNCTION GRANTED.
NEW YORK. Feb. 10.——Justice Da~
vis in the Supreme Court has granted
an order temporarily restraining the
' Mercantile Trust Company and J. Ed-
ward Addicks. of Delaware. from Red
ing over 95.000000 worm of securities
of the Bay State Gas Company at noon
today. A similar injunction was
Iirranted in. the United States Circuit
. Court. last week.
RAWLINS COURT MARTIAL BILL.
WASHINGTON. Feb lO—In the sen-
ate today a resolution was agreed to 01- l
renting the secretary of war to causal
an examination and survey to be made.
of Portland harbor Maine. with the
zvlew to extending the channel. The
Rawlins resolution retarding courts-
‘ martial cases in the Philippines was re-
ferred to the committee on Philippines.
-—NOTICE.
City collection of ashes and dry reI
fuse will be. made west of Falrtleld
ave.. Spring St.. and D. & N. R. R.
tracks tomorrow.
BOARD OF HEALTH
The irrepressible child—Ma. is there .
any dlflerence between level and flat?
His mother—No. dear.
WNW. wary lib-lbw Admb"
rul Basil Cochrane retired. in a letter
published by the [nation Times to-
day. makes astounding; revelations re-
prndlnfi the “barbarous system" pre-
vailing among the guards regiments
for the punishment of subalterns who
aIIII found guilty of social or military
oii‘cnscs. According to Admiral (loch-
rauc. the colonel of one battalion has
been in the habit of handing over of-
fending officers to the senior subalt-
erns. theI latter summons 0 court—mar-
tial at which the attendance of all the
suhnllerns ls exacted. and the sentence
15 almost invariably flogging. This is
administered on the burrI back after
the removal of all the clothing. and
from six to forty blows with a cane are
given with such severity that thI low
or number is sufficient to draw blood
All the officers present cvcn the In In
intlmutrI friends of the victim. are com-
pcllcd to administer their shn ‘ I of the
blows. The admiral stairs I It “i-
stancII of a young officer who fainted
after receivina i‘oIty strokes. and he Iri—
so 1"‘lt‘l't! to the case of his own neph—
cw who is not named but who clearly
is i‘apluin Leveson- (lower. who. for an
unintentional military fault. was tried
and iiogg ed. Subsequently. according
to Admiral (,‘ochranc. hrs nephew was
punished with great severity by Major
Grurrul Oliphant (formerly command-
er of the Grenadier Guards) for a pet-
wlrich ili‘trcatmrnt, resipntd his com-
mission last week.
arts. the commander—in-chief. was in-
formed of those. occurcnccs. tlIroIlglI
oncl Ricardo. commander of the GIIIII-
adicr Guards. and placed Lieutenant-
(‘olonel Klnlor-k. of the same regiment
on half pay.
That such a “revolting custom"
could provnli “among officers and Isl-n-
tlcmcu" or could be submitted to b)‘
frrli grown men. has caused 21‘ Vol."
great sensation.
will be fully aired in parliament.
CABINET MEETING TODAY.
President and Officlsia Satisfied with
. \.
Situatron in Congreaa.
WASHINGTON. iI‘eb.
sion nearly an hour and ll hair today.
while some matters of
were considered.
lua- tlrcm ‘wcrc reached.
lioth the president and the cabinet
said thI-Iv are assured now that practic—
ally all such legislation as they desire
is in {air we v of enactment.
Sccrctnry Root again brought up th:I
vII-IIcssity for legislation for adjusting
the cIII'rI-ucv of the Philippines. lic
nrrscntcd dispatches from Governor
‘i‘qu. urging the enactment of remedial
‘inanci :Il lIIzisiation. and thc IIIIffIIt to—
“aid this legislation by (‘ongrcss was
burns-sod. As view'ed by the adminis~
lilliltm the aerosol“ for both financial
and other I'IIIIIIdial lIIIjslntion for the
i’lIiiippinIs. is very urgent. lndIIId if
mnrcthiny. of the kind is not soon ac-
complished. there is apprehension that
The 1 C.—-T1Ien why did pa get an-
gry when Mr. Jones sale be m a flat-
hsao. and then fee: good when he heard
ed3—Colurnbia Jester.
\
.\
urn. III. Smith said he wae‘ level-heath]
ty fault. and who in conscquence of
thn Lord Rob-
relatives. hc severely reprimanded (‘01-
'I no whole subject
10--—Presidcnt
Roosevelt and his cabinet wore in new
but after thr.I meeting it was stated that
importance
no decisions regarda
0W” “
class «to i “i‘ eat with new a a
models. the latest styles from arts
and a full inc of imported hroadclotha.
etc, and al the latest in home cloths
as well. We will be pleased to see
you there and will give you the best in
quality. style and fit, as usual. Don‘t
forget.
Krasovitz & Fox,
270 Main BL, Stamford, Geno.
J. G ERTN ER.
Merchant Tailor,
erIWCaII
and take your measure for Clothing.
and when goods are iinisbod will duiiv-
or them free of charge.
Send me a postal. that is all.
39 SOUTH MAIN STREET,
Opposite Hotel Hamilton.
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
WALL STRlIlI'l 10:10 a In.~~'l‘hc
Itock market opened activo and strong.
The dealings in Rock island in blocks
of 1.000 shares and upwards made the
feature of the market. more were
heavy dealings also in Arnaiannrutcd
Clipper and in Missouri Pacific. 0.000
shares of the latter scllinrz simultun
cousiy at 1151/, to 115 compared with
114% last night. Anaconda—rose ii.
Otherwise the gains were fractional
throughout. United States Steel was
shaded 1A; on the sale 0le .100 shares
WALL STREET. it n. m.-~~Buying
Ivont. on at a furious pace in some
stocks which diverted attention for a
while from the realizing sales else-
where. Missouri Pacific. Canadian
Pacific, Amalgamated and Srnnltin';
II cre marked up a point. Mcanwhitr-
other stocks of equal pr‘omincntc were
falling back slowly. led . by Wabash
prefcrrcd which lost a point. Prices
fell in all cases bclow the best and a
few were below yesterdays close.
Rock island was then lifted over a
point on chy llll“'l‘. transactions and
the market stcadicd Kunawha and
Michigan lost 2.
WM. 1. 8'1 ltlI‘iCi . l p. lib—The sus-
pension If the car iicr active buying rc-
Sc'ouring Soap.
Good Parlor Brooms
t .
0
Six Large Rolls of Toilet Paper . ......... 25c.
. .............. 2 5c.
Clothes Wringcrs ............ . ....... 5. $1.25.
Hand Lamps. complete . .. . . . . . ........... 19c.
A Remarkable Sale of
Ladies’ Fine Jackets anal Cloaks
At. One Half of Our Regular Prices.
It has always been the custom of our establishment to soil every Garment the season that it' Is
bought. and not to carry any Garments over from one season to another. We have started this sale
earlier than usual this season in order to give our customers the benefit of the next two or three
months' wear of these Garments. Our stock is all new and of the vary latest styles. Some of the .
very finest Garments we have shown this season are included in this sale.
.. 3c.
TRISTRAIVI&H
NO. 2 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
Barn Lanterns,
5 Gallon Oil Cans . . . ..
Hall Lamps. complete ..
Lantern Globes .......
Large Meat Broilers ............. . .
Large Covered Meat Roasters
H
V
3 500 GARMENTS FOR $ 2.50.
$ 7.50 GARMENTS FOR S 3.75.
$10.00 GARMENTS FOR .$ ‘5. 00. j
$15.00 GARMENTS FOR ....... .$ 7.50.
$20. 00 GARMENTS FOR ...... .$ro.oo.
$25. 00 GARMENTS FOR .. ..... . $10.50.
SALE WILL COMMENCE SATURDAY MORNING, JANUARY 3rst.
Housefurnishing Department.
No.8 Heavy Wash Boilers ..... . ...... $r.25.
. ....... . 490.
Tristram 8: Hyatt. Norwalk', Cann.
”
INbIAN TRAINING. E
The Way to Beat the Red Man Down
in His Prices. A
prusnrc
to u Hrrrull fraction as a I
ilIIIlIIIcrI pfd. IIIII” Inccti l
the day
Inand shrunk
It: Goldscbrnidt.
uie.
it is understood are. reasonab'y Ivell nIoIIIIi the prop from the market. and
satisfied with the situation in con llilII‘\lS IIvoIkcIl lower on small offctillllti-
gross as to anti-trust iczislation. it is St Paul. l-‘IInusvlvnnia and the l nited
St ates Steel stocks w are under decided
i'IiIe changes were limited
Allis-
LuktI Eric
he carried the prrr II up to the best of
Wabash preferred.
land and Atchlsorr also rallied but the
irnpr'mcrnents errrI only momentary.
for the market eased off whén the de-
llock ls—
heporrs over private wire of Maples
commission brokers.
“lI‘va white rucn know how to tradi‘
with an lIIIiian.” remarked a licnvcr
illiill who h: rs made a study of indians
for on Vi‘ili’.‘ post. "i once. met an in- I
Ill‘lil with II Irrnanitictnt mountain lion .
‘ A'I Western. 132. “ml 14'1““??? Gas ‘3 shin lie was willing to part with the I
DUANE- i‘l'flI‘illl at. but his price was too high. ‘
WALL "i‘Ililtll‘T ‘3 ll m- "50““ i offcIch hinr $13.50 but he indi gnantiy I
large buying orders in Elli-950““ pa” l'i’fllSItl. inter on the same day. .Ift Ir
i bought the skin for 81.5.)”
“"llII warm “on trading with Inc in-
Iiiun is to .lllpttll indifferernt The most
sncccssfni tradcr is the one who goes 1
with it supply of the same article hei Is .
most dcsirous of buying. The lndi
.I‘rse that the stranger has had experi-
i had learned to trade with an lndinn. 1d
QIII II II 1" lizabcth.
lspcukiug to her chicf adviser.
"Think Ion sirrah.
i shall be known to posterity and honor-
led by it?"
“Even so,"
“And will future generations style
Inc Elizabeth the Great?"
"No." said the courticr. "they will
not."
lilack, indeed was the frown on the
queen's brow.
What will they call me?" she thuu~
ercd.
“'i‘lrcy will not call you Elizabeth the,
‘Gl‘i‘t’i l)I!l-—-"
A crafty smile lit his face. I
“They will call
.1“ i ilcauty.‘
TOUJOURS LA FEMME.
of England was
that my name
said the courticr.
you Elizabeth the;
(‘ hurtling Iiciightedly the Queen lav-
IItIothI'r l'('lit‘lll(‘ll may develop. Swartz & Corbetts block. South Nor- once and IIIgoliutions arc Intried on Sished great favors upon him.
Tht‘ status of the Venezuelan ques- Willi: upon a strictly business basis; An in- i ._._..__ l
tion was also considered. it is the Open High Low 1:30 Iiian 17.7.15”, 510 fm. a bow and arrou. . The Rev. Goodman—Won are a very
belief of tho Pntsmem and the cabinet Amal. Copper. 70“... 71 70-bit 70% it' was bought for 31 by a man who lnoble littltI fellow. lommy. Now tell!
that Minister Bowen as Venezuela's Am (‘. & E. 41% 41-11; 4m. 41% 0mm.“ 53pm] bows-and arrows in his me what Iripr underlying priucIiiplI
representative will conclude with the Am V K" A“ pf. ”2 ”1' 29 9? hand. 'lhis wily irIdiIiIIual leased the: prompted 3““ to ""9““ those “likely
I~.-pI-og..nmri\-..g of a“. "up... satisfac- Am I..ot Oil to»; 45% 45% tel/z gum“) fro u a store in order m irn- boys who called you ugly rramcs'.’
torily protocols in a few days_Sa[isfae. Am. G. Tan. 20% 20% 20's. 20?“; press his mill)?“ colored friends. and 'lOlll‘illy"—-lhf‘y‘WHS all bigger than
tion was expressed that. the points in Anwt‘iran MI. 107». ii 10“.. il_ he succeeded "110—10Wn and (ountry l
dispute were to be submitted 0 The Am. iIIII pfd.. 097s Alli/4 39's 39's "'th lndiun' said the speak r. tcll w "“ I
Hague tr.jbunal Amer. Loco,- :'.0 3014. .30 :10 h.“ of traits 0f clrarartcr I... has oil- . ThII l)octor——“ Ave vou sure you nev- Ii
- .- . “0---... Am. Smelt. villi-’1 “‘33 “is“ 48:: “cried in his red friends is one of (‘rT‘l‘ul-Iolll “in-‘10:" Hiya?" it t
Am. Sugar. 1:117». 1322!; 13114.» 131v the most faithful followers in mpf III III or a (Ir—‘ 9 noneI o
ADDYTIONALIBCAL NEWS Anaconda 114 114V: 11:: 11‘: world if 1... has confide“... 7,. you if lyour patients at least. ‘wChiI‘ago Dai-
dirs li:il"l\‘t‘l‘, of West avenue. has rc- A. 'l‘. & S. V" ”"55! 8951* ”lit 39' he takes a liking to you. thcrtI is noliI— l-l 5”” I'
turned from It visit to New Haven. A 'i‘. & S F- “ “HIM 1021;. “”1! “""4 int: .\ou can ask lIc will not do. 1' hr ‘ ” ’ ‘ ' ‘ " ' "“” W” ’
I . . , 7 . .~ lialt. & Ohio 102“... 102-1. 102-3, 102% dislikes you the less you have to do “DIES lhoiiaveiiud‘l’lrem
. IIuInheI oi ontrof»tonn guests IIIll , . . .. fl. - 1. .. ,. . p..,wmwdmhwgn .7
‘ - "Mi“. ii l‘.. his site 0.0.0 I" with that lndian the better wltocky I
III pIcscnt at the formuli rcII Iption to st K, Ohio 5.... I”. 099" 33, , Ina. KING". 8 I
be held at the Hotel lianrilton. this .1 '. 3 . '.. E‘s“ .5; 3‘ ”'5; 0'...“ Mountain News. SNOW-Inner! '.
Honing. is“ ‘1 "' ~““ “it‘- 23"? ' ~.-‘. “WT - PElilliiliiiAl “
(All. 11L Wt‘s‘iu this 3‘59 ~th 35% in a Safety lli‘pDSlf.—-"\Vlltlf. Is your ; Pllls. \ i
John .1 Kerwin. of New 10r.k rcpl‘c- (i. M. & St p. 1803:. 130:7, 179v. 17914. “amp-r- inquired "N. justice. ; “Mt-uni ”a...” mo
senting the firm of 130th Brothers. t‘ol. l“. 8; l 7?» 70M. 75 "Pete Smith." respondrd thc vu~ lmfh'mith’ifiidfldfi‘fihIilflilih'h‘liit‘li:3
clfrryjculytaillors. was; it Eldest, yostcrtl?yl [In]. Sullt.ll.. 30V; 301,,2 37:1)? 3015 grunt. . inranuf’lamrmlx. ”H’s-uh ficz‘rfinrfuutor couple arm I
" ‘3' 1‘ “Um“ W“ manager or Ui’l & "110-. 130 180% 130 NW; "W II III-u ration?" continued the 7 ° "" '
Gatcly & Brennan. \ “Orv" South. ml 419‘ 1;. I? Iourth t H l . use IEDIBINE moles 1930. 908ml. Ill”. ‘
W” W" 1‘. 41 1 Us "0h. nothing much at p csent; just —-~~ — ...W. —~—-» n—«—-————~—————.
A TRAIN FERRY ACROSS THE ENG' Eric. lSi pfd.. 75"» '53 737s 7379 circulatin' round"
“3H CHANNEL i". Ci‘flil‘fll- 14in ”7 ”it"s ”“79 “Retired from circulation for thirty lNEW YORK NEW HAVEN &‘;‘
it is Stilt] that the French 5111‘ just [1011. NI. Nash” 12713 1271.4; 137% HEW/é (lay .a_" pronounced the court drylv. -— " HARTFORD RAILROAD.
now iutorestcd in a scheme for closer Manhattan. 1451:. 145’s Hold ”0% Green ling.
physical I‘biaiions with Great Britain. hlct. St. it._ 1:171 1. 1381/2 13705,. 138 —————-—- TIME TABLE.
At present every egg. every pound of Mexican Cent. 27'; 27% 20’»... 207i. “And you're rcaily a lord?‘ said the
butter and every bunch of flowers that Mex. N‘t ths, 19‘ 1972s 19% 195k. maiden. \ In effect December 21,1902.
is exported from France to England is M. K. & '1‘.. 29-35; 297.. 29% 29% I‘m course. Do you think l‘m an im- l
loaded and unloaded five times before. M. K. it T. pfd. 02 Mb} 02% 03 poster?" LEAVE SOUTH mNORWALK FOR
it reaches its“ destination. Ensinccrs Mo. Pacific. 1151/; 119% 110 115% "No: oh. no: but pupa saysom. mm . new YORK ‘
concerned in this matter claim to have National Lead. 280, 283’. 289;» 281.0 bc too cautious these days. Would A. iii.v12:40x15;05x. 5:58;
solved all the Iiiil'lculties in connection N Y. Central. lint-"II. 100-3; 150% 150% you mind bringing me one of those ab— 0:55, 7:13 7: 52. Szltix, 9:03x. 9:259:
with the Channel train ferry. which it NWT. 6': West. Tiii17iil’75'zs 757x stracts of title i hear so much about 9:40. 10:94:: 10: 40. li:35x.'
is wormed to Operate between Dover Ont. & West. 341/4 34% 341.9 341/. irrforc I give you my answer?"-Chi- l'. M.—12:55x. 1:13. 2225):. 3:05
and Calais. They propose. to institute Pacific Mail. 4013; 407i; 40%.; 4075s (Iago Post. 3:20x. 4:07. 4:50x. 5:40. b255x. 0:38
a service of train ferries on lines some- l’cnn. R. 1%.. 1511,. 101% 150% 150-61. —————— 025M. 7:55x. 8:00. 10.20.
What similar to thost‘ already plying People’s (335.10755108931 107% 101% 'i don‘t seem to make any lmpros- SUNDAYS.
between the Danish islands and on Press 8 Car 0th 031A 92% 012% sion on your father. Maude. And l've: hi.-12:40x. 5:05x. 5:5iix. 9:00..
Lake Baikal. At these places the fer- Reading. 047g no 64% 04% done my best to get on his right side.” 19:4le ‘
rics are an unqualified success. and Repub. Steel. 21% 21% 21% 21% “Try his loft side George He hears f P M—3: 203: 5:40, 5:..5x_ 7:20.l
their success justifies the hope that. Rock island. 50% 51% 50% 511.1. better on that side '—Cleveland Plain '10. 10
with certain alterations. the present Rock island p. lid 83 821A 8259 Dealer .
system of traveling between London Rubber Goods. 2703 2854.- 279’. 28 ' LEAVE NEW YORK FOR SOUTlIil
and theI Continent of Europe will be Sou. Pacific, 661.; 66% 66 6614. NORWALK.
revolutionized Sou. Ry. C0.. 3011.. 30% 361A 30% A. M.—12:0::x. 5:00. 6:00, 7:00.
The promoters of this scheme. d0 Sou. Ry. pfd.. ’ 90 96 90 96 8:00x. 8:02. 9:00x. 1020211. 10:04}.
not intend to initiate a completeI Tenn. C. d: l.. tit-1.3 65% 04% 64% 11:00x. 11:02. '
freight and passenger service all at Texas Pacific. 4315 49% 42% 43 P. M. —12: 02 1: 04, 9,0:0x 3:02}.
once A very modest beginning will llnlon Pacific 10.1% 103% 10255; 103 ll: 30:. 4: 02x 4: 04 4. 30 5: 02 6:001.
be made. two ferries only being em- tin. Pac. Md. 95 95 95 95 0:02.701“. 8: 00s. 9: Mix 9: 30. 11: 0010
ployed. and these will be utilized chief U. S. Mather. Il‘/4 14% 1.4a 14% SUNDAYS.
iv for- the conveyance of freight trains; U. S. Lee. pfd. 9'2 99% 92 92% A. M.—12:02x. 6: 00. 7: 30, 10:02.
but if the experimental freight service. U. S. R. & 6.. 2.33" 25%; 25% 25% l‘. M.——0:00. 8:00x, 11:00.
is found to pay a nl'zltt passenger sen U. S. Rubber” 19 19% 19 19 —-————
vice will doubtless be instituted. U. S. Steel. 39% 39% 39‘s 39% [LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK FOfl
The inconvenience of the present ii. 8. Steel pfd. 8914 89% 887.4: 89 NEW HAVEN.
journey between inndon and Paris Wabash. 3214; 321.4 31% 32 A M.:——12 09x. 1:15 1:25x. 6:1
have caused the majority of passen- Wabash. pfd. 5233 5274; 51% 52 7:42 8: 42 9. 10:; 10: 05:. 11: 05x. 11: 3’1,
ears to fuss and fume at the railroad West. Un. 'l‘el.. 90% 90% 90 90 P M.-—12:02x. 1: 12. 3: 02x. 4:19.
officials. The tiresome wait at Dover Wiscon. Cent. 29 29% 283.“. 28% b: 25 6: 25 7: 05a. 9: 05x 9:16.10201l.
and Calais while baggage and passen- ' 11:15.13;
gers are being conveyed from the quay Towns-“Karma was Dustin! abotlt Bridgeport in addition to above—
to the ship and from the ship to the ‘he size of his new baby today. He ‘Ms—2. 46 5: 03. 7' 2.8 i
quay is one which has delayed chair sayshhe W918}!!! a ‘0“ . . ‘ SUNDAYS . #
nei passengers from the earliest times. Brawn—How ridiculously extrava- { A. M.—-—12:08x. 1:16 x, 1:251. 7.1
if a passenger service is instituted taut to any a "baby weighs a ton." :9: .10, 11:05:. . i
under the ferryboat system. the travel- Twne~But his idea of a ton is 02- l P M.——7:15 9:05 I
er will be able to enter a sleeping car Inliar. He's a coal-deal r. you knew.‘ are K373, and DELICIOUS, ASOUTH NORWALK “To DANIURJ.
in London undress and go to bed. and 7 “10809102!!! We“ kept an lndeilnitcly in our .
he will be under no oblisation to rise MOIST PROOF PACKAGE » i A. M.:—~6 Ki. 10: 07. ll
until he readies Paris in the morning. Daughter-wile“..— E‘Rld bed die if i reJ . . ‘ l P M ‘1-20 4- 27X 5. 1° 5' 57 74
Eve Euro an traveler will b ‘ufied hm." I . ‘I """"
man. Bergen"... will we a}: Father—Just him die then" \ 5"“ in “W“ '1" annsuav Iro sou-rs nonwAL
cauhfl—Rfllmul lien ‘ . Danger—“Willy. :31"! don’t youi; 593114 m packages ; a if. .16 3.0;7;234.28: ..18 9; 38. ll 3
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to ma ran tar.‘ ' ‘a. m., . .
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parry he doesn't keep.
An 1 indicates expreaa.
THEFR‘OSTED HAND.
“Yes. and after she refused me she
waved her hand in farewell."
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50:: 4-in-Handa, now 250‘
250 String Ties, 110
500 Silk Suspenders. ‘ 290
350 Suspenders. Strong Web,
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500 Fleeced Underwear, 350
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