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Evening sentinel, Thursday, November 5, 1903 · page 8

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PAGE EIGHT. "‘

THE

 

 

 

Our $2.00 Ladies’ Shoe is

well known

for its Statisti—

ness and Long Service.

F. D. LYON (it CO.

 

Mirth Allltiltllttl
in Columbia

RecogniZed that the Crew
of the Nashville will be
Unable to Cope with the
Insurgents

t‘()l.()l\'. t‘oloiithiti. Nov :I.' (Mitt a.
iii.~--.\'ltrt'li anxiety prevails in all door-
lt-rs here this nior'iriiii: It is reeoturtz~
ed that the eiew III the Nashville wottld
ire quitt- iiiatletptatt to wipe witlr the
situation ashore. should
trii‘hiinees (It‘t ur. and the arrival ot the
lllxie is anxiously expeeted, It is lrop
ed she will retreli t‘otoir this evening.
hilt there is no knowing what may oe-
etir' before that.

The Nashville is now
attain land a tlitaeliineiir iit‘ ItIlll‘j-tt'h'
ctr-i. The t'tiiiiniotioir ashore is illlt‘nst'.

OUR MARINES WERE LANDED.

WASHINtl'l'tIN. Now .3 1 'llie \‘tiiy

 

Ilepnt'tiiieiit has l‘t't't'I\‘t'tI ti ttitilegiatii.

frotii Commander .loliii IIlIIIIltlt‘tI‘ of
the Nashville. diited (‘oloii.
saying that lie had landed iiiarlries.
bilCIl uetloii IIt'IlltI, iieeessary to pi'oteet
tlie liver-r and property or" .\iiiei'it-an res-
idetits.

Later in the day the .\‘.rvy lhptirt-
int-tit l‘t.‘t't‘l\‘t'tI the following item t'oiii-
rounder ”llIlIltlltI‘ "ltave withdrawn
t'tt'ees landed \\'ediie.sdriy :it'terttoon .\'o
bloodshed " ’l‘eleuraiirs r'eeeived at the
Navy llepartiiierrt today aiiiioiriree the
departure of the Atlanta l'i'oiii Kilns.»
s'itm lttr (‘tiltith and ot' the Iltis'totl l’t‘titii
San Juan tIt'I .s‘rrr. tot' l‘arratmi It is
not believed that any additional ship
ean net to t‘oloii or l’aiiatiitr het‘ort to-
tirorrowg

United States Affair.

l.tl.\'lttl.\‘. .\'o\ r't'he Ilritisli ottiv
t'ItlI ti.tittitle towards the events at
Panama is that they are t‘lIIIlt'I\ the
l'iitteil Saies' :it‘taii. This with the
iotisequeii? t'otitpiir'tithe apathy. are
pears to he shared Ill till tIlpItittltt'lt‘
quarters in London. I‘Ixeept iii the
unlikely possibility of some outside Ill'
terfet‘t'iiee no aetion is eoiireriiptated
hy' the British or" so far as the Asiso»
elated l'i'ess is alile to aseertaiti zit the
varioti.s eriihassies here. by other cor»
ernmerit. tlpori l't‘tttlt'fil of the ltrttish
dipIoniatie or eorisiilar representative
til the disturbed i'eiiiort. a war vessri
would he sent to proreit the rights
of subjeets of tireat ltri arri.Ii1it ,s'tlt‘Il
a request would iitit he eiitoiiiaced. as
llowing Street is of the opinion that
the three the l'tiiteil Suites is- sending
to the istliirirts is more than sirtlieieiir
to maintain the safety of the foreign
residents

The request of the i‘eeogiiitiori ol'
l’ntttitna's iudependeiiee entirely de
pends on the aetion of the l‘iiited
States. it \h'ashiiiuioir eoitiriiirtiiear
ed to the powers that it intends to
reeogtiize he iridepeiidenee of l‘autinrtt,
it is not likelv that there will he the
slightest ohjeetioiis- on the part of
Great Britain while. :ieeordin; to the
views of the diplomats here the other
European powers probably will ipiii Ii~
l.\' follow suit. There has long been a
strong feeling in British otfieial eii'eles
that it would he an exeellent arrange-
ment it" the l' tilted States would under
take the presentation of L'ood order'
and the stability or all the (entitil
Anieiitan statt s. This feeling is well
known to the .\iiierieaii diplomats in
England.

At the

tlerman embassy here. a rep-

 

Gentlemen

I/ you desire a clean beautiful
completion free from pimples,
blackheads or wrinkles, get a
facial massage at

A. Polilman. Barber.
66 Washington Street, South Norwnlk.
A. BIG DRIVE
In Glass wan. Shad”. Jar-
dlnlu's. Wooden and Tln

 

i.iiid

St‘l'ltltls dis- 1

preparing tot

yt'slt't‘tlttt'.‘

'l‘t'H-llltilth.‘ ut' the
was trit'ortiietl
faintest liltliliood thrit tlertnaiiy would
trilte any steps in the matter,

Associated

t'nited States is satisfied to reeogtiize;

'riiiaimn‘n Independent-e doubtless tier-
iriatiy will eoi'tlitilly agree to it.

(In all sides the l'tiited States‘ para-
iiiottiit interests tIIItI i'ittht to deal with
the situation SIIIRItLIltllltItttI are I'raiiltly
reeogiiized hy the diplomats. though
the ttlohe Ill iis usual ritrti .-\iiierit'aii
toiit. deeltii-i.» that on animal of the
proximity of the West Indies the llrlr
isli gineriiiiieiit should take it hand iii
the matter. The other rit’teriiottii new:
papers litrwever'_ eoiiiiiietit on the rev
I't't tiiess of the l'tiited States” :ittitittle.
it solution of the IIIII'I'rtlt‘t‘tlllIt' t‘itlltti
prolile'ri Item the
Panama

French Consul Wants InstructiOn.

PARIS. .\i.\‘. Ii 'l'lie I"ieiit‘h

'~l|I at I‘tttia'iin hasiiihii it a lt'tlllO'Sl to. ;

Itistrtii'titiirs. In new
I'oriiitn Minister
shit-lint; the question
that instruetions

('I' lIIt I't iolrrttoti
III'II'ithIt' is t‘tIII

It is eth‘t‘tetI
I\’lII lie Iorintilateit
illltI sent showiirc the attitude
of the l-‘reiieh L'.II\t'lllI|It'tlI 'l‘liei'e rs
strong tndtetttioii.s that iJs attitude will
not III' materially drt‘l'eiirit item that

Still].

III the l tilted States and probably wiil.

tithe the saint e.1 tiertrl lines

The toiistil say» the riiolutioiiists
t‘ttllll'ttl the situation The eonstilir
atlviees “heed that the .\nieri1-ari tia
\al tort-es and the railroad eoiirpiiiry ot
Iielttls have "utten some assistanee lit
the reioltitioiiaiy element at

The feeling is ul'thllL‘. iii
otliiial tptarteis that the rtiolutioir at
Panama is likely to result Itt‘ltt'Ilt‘lttiI)
tor the t‘ttlltiI It is pointed otrt that
while t‘oloiirliia ohsti'iieted the treaty,
the shares of the I“l‘t'llt'll t'aniil t‘iiiii
parry stea-iily tIi-preeirtted: hirt they
\vttit tip yesterday on the prospeet ot‘
the reiolittion teriitiiititiiii; this oh-
stitttlititt. '

Germany Appears Indifferent.

lllCltIdN Not" .1 tieriiintiy. the .\s
:-tlt'ItiIttI l‘ress is advised. will observe
eetiiplete Iiitlil‘fererit‘e to the politieul
side of the Panama l‘t volitiittti.
the reiolritioiiists and the poiei‘iiiiieut
t'oriis it is :ts‘suiiied will ii-speet thi-
llt'l':~tllltll and property rruhts ol' tier
iiiati sulriee's II\III;: :t'
t'rtll‘1ltlt’lt'ti ltliilt t'i-r: the i-orrititaiidei'
ol' the lit ittiaii \\'est Indian stittatii-tii
will seiid .‘l \t ssel 'ti t'iiloii as that in
now the most Iilttlt ttiii: plate within
his iltilr lliL' told it 1. iii. o eiirrieii

t'oloii."

ahle Ilt'l‘t‘ that the German tiriial i-oni
iiiaiiilei' iiilitlit laud tiiaririis. in min
Iiiirriition “till the l‘iiiterl Stuns and
(treat Iillltllll.‘ll siii'h iii-tron seeiiiett
disirnlile Ittrt eitrpliti~ is 1'1 plated oti
tieitnaiiy's tutti-rat aloiit'iiess. ‘l‘lte
l'iirted States is reeognized as the

power having doriritiairt interest on the
lsthirrtis tit‘i'llltlllY has tio liielitiatitiii
or ltIt_lt't'l tor the li ast ititertei‘eiiee arid
eei'tttiriiy would llttt do anything witlr
out kriowitit: iii advanee that it would
he agreeable to the l'tiiterl States.
New Government at Panama.
\\'.\.\‘II|.\'t;'|‘t)N. New I. I-‘ottiittl nit
tilillllt’t'ltlt'llt has liitii re1eived at the
.s‘tate Ilt'lltil'Illlt'llI hv t-ahle t'i'oiii l’:iii;i-
run of the i-sttthlishiiieiit of :i new gov-
1rrittieut at that plan-
spatili ‘tilles is eapnhli- of iriiiititarri-
int: order The eiilileur'aiit eaiires from
tip three eon§tils eoiistrtiitiiit: the new
noteiiitiieiil and is signed by l1‘ederreo
lloyd, .lose Agustin Arnirgo and Tomas
\rias

WESTPORT AVENUE CONTRACT

'llii Norwaltt seleitmen tire daily
ixpeetirit: to hear from State Iliizliway
t'oiiiuiissiiriier James II. .\tel)oiiald iii
relation to the eontrtiet tor the on»
prinenieiit to he made to \\'estport .iye
line The hids were sent to the litizlis
way eoionrissiorier to decide on several
days ago by the seleetineii.

 
 

ARRIVALS OF VESSELS.
’t)t)l.. .\'o\. t ~ Arrived: 'I't'tt'
'w York.
”‘1. NHL 3.
. New York

“My hi'othei ltiiuizlit an automobile
here last week.“ said an angry man to
the stilesttitiii who stepped forward to
greet him. "and he says you tohl him it‘
anything broke. you would supply it
new part."

"t‘ertatnly." said
does he want?" .

“He wants two deltoid tiittseles. a
eouple of kneepans. one elbow. anti
ahottt a halt yard of etitiele." said the
nrair. ‘ttiid he wants 'eni right away."
- Yoirt Ii‘s t‘onipaiiion.

 
 

.\irived; l.:i l.or-

the elerk, "What

 

Miss Kiddei- - |"liey' \e only been
married six months. but whenever her
husband goes away on a business trip
she‘s delighted and prepares to have a
good time."

Miss .\I£’tlllIt‘,\‘~>".-\IltI-»-~";\Il'dl Ito you
know. I suspected something like that.
l always said—"

 

l'ress .
that there was not the'

If the.1

IIItIl‘lIt IitIt Ilt't' tll'.

t‘tlll' ‘

I“rt'tieh .

'ltii'etl thtes

IiltlIl‘

l‘aitanrti tr e.‘

which, the de-‘

NIXON TESTIFVINO AGAIN.

Says His Salary Was Guaranteed by
William Cramp a Son.

Nlu‘W YtIItK. Nov. Ti. The tailing of
tt'hllil’tttll)‘ In the proeeedirius Ili‘ltllt‘
‘t‘triled States ltlxniiiiiier

er tor the l'iiited State: Sliiplittildlii‘t
lt‘onipritiy was iesiiriied today The pro.
teedriins were hriiuulit In .lisszitistleil
liioiitiliolders tor the purpose of taltliitt
t’tlllillillll our of the
who eontrol it.

the affairs ol‘ thi

rhatitls ol' the persoiir:
..Iti|llt."~ Smith. Jr.
t'l.

‘ttxatii today

Samuel t'iiter'iiiyer, eoiiirsel tor the
lioridlioldeis. wished II'tIlIl .\lr letlll
t'tirther t‘\'ltIt'llt e as to the value ot‘ the
eonsitiiiietit eoiiipaiires “hit I! were tat.
I'll I'IItl lIlt' HIII|I,\'i'tt‘tI ll'tlsl l“lIIItI\iIllL',
.\li. Nixon. it is prohiihle that l‘liarles
1.\’i. St'hwhah. or .\Itl.\ l'ttiii his per.- llliiI
‘t‘ttltiisei will take the stand l.ewi.s
‘leoii asked that the Ilt'tll'ilIL' he eon
'tiiirid itiitil 2.7m airii adjourn or the
day.

Mr titttliiie olijettid
itiirtion hector

\lr. Nixon. who took the stand rant
he Itt”1ltll the I‘lt'ei‘t'llt »Iiipiaid lll
thiti'i. 'itid that he litid \r'l_\ iiltle 1.t'I
‘ial e\"t-pt his own ability

IIt'l't' .\Il'. NIVIti IIIilt't'it it to» 'h. ([i’.'
'I dont ‘l ‘itt‘i yet

and the exam

tioiiiiiu sa. itii:

~-llottltl L'tI luielt lite wer- lt 11in . '1
{show that this litttll‘il'} has an ttt'tt' 1:
[en tire pioiieluir's I shall I1 pie.i-- l

;to :iii.~~wti I'lll I s11 no i'1-.i.ii.r till r-i
‘iri, limit" '

.‘It' .\'I\1:ti ‘-.lltI the his s.il.riy \\:i
lltfill.llilt""l hiin hv \\"ltiiiii t'iat up i\
h‘oii itilti IIt reuardetl III! as part of hi
1':t;iit;il

,\li‘ Xiwt‘ -.i'1t lit‘ttl"':I‘tl/1'IIIIr"'l't'
t't'lll ('tiliipatat \\"ll,‘|.t‘.‘lll17;ll|i[ ytljoo

ttl'li iit ‘Ittt h $1 tfi'ftiiii iii tit.» \ltlt I.
\.e i ~1id t"i 'ht- li"1IlIt".l\' iiptv $3 riiio
'tvlil‘.‘ lhl‘ti .Il ittsh

Ilii \iitt liti1rw ‘Ii.i' tit ittlttii‘- til ti’t ‘
'1 trti' t'utiipniix ire .Ittl‘ ‘.l lite:
liiiid 1 herein iii $1I'1llti" .‘t'l~.t r
\I' t.'. We. e

'fli - i.-iiird “.3! how I .lori't Iitrt-iw
riiiw.’ r1 .i‘ t1 I the .\IIIII“.‘1

“llii yoti Iiilt‘t" that iii t‘.i.t the liiiiiti»;
t‘ll that date .‘Ii’tlIItI have :1I:ttt\tl a di-
tieit or met $iiooooo"“

.\lr l'titerrii'ier here

"\\‘e are willrirt: to litllltl
said

.\I' Nixon said he \\.t-
“I,

'\\':i"t ’ l'\"ittIIIlI l \li l'ti'et'tiifut
‘.\t it“! :eltiirt that, :t the 1ttll|itts1_ or
this t\.illlllttl"tlll t" to how tit.i' it.
Shrphiitlilrr'u t‘iiiritiaz.‘
I'lt-‘IIIH'HI \\iit‘it ii \\.

Ilttt rrttpteil
ihiit he

\‘iIiI'I‘.’ to :itis

\\ ;i~ Iltlltt‘It‘ ..l\

t:.r'te-! wi :l't “ti"llL‘ I11.tt:ntt i. on.
II"|:- t'll'tttli the examination The .r:
rill\t"|t‘\ of the eiriiipalty is one of All}

.i‘IeLinttolis '

.\Il tititlrrie .~niil line the i'irit11l
Sttili s Shipbuilding t‘oiiipaliy rrii:ht ii'
lttllilll.‘ttll Il.’l\t‘ he ll inseti- Il

Ii‘li itr
GOT HER "FRESH EGGS."
Landlitdy Was ‘Nttitng to Humor Hrt
Cliy Boarder.

\ lad) Inlet t'rorii IJtlilitlII r1ieiit'i

.teipteit ti. ..tteltrl the “l't'iy'IlII at a
pump ~I‘|l~ :1:-il ..., ludiii i' i‘ttit'i .i..,i‘
'll Srtrtw I' ~.\.is It I‘ll ti Irt it Hi

iii .ltli .i' \1i..»ii s51 It‘ll .iit .12.].I‘ilx‘
't‘.t nilile -.li- ili-..-ti:ii'~eii L'Tl'\\lIIL'.I\ tit

IIIt‘ liuvoiir hititlladi on the de‘tulit ti,.e
tezil eotint Itlltti'l and i'- at t'r'tu-h 1."
“,i'llt' to it railed I.trl!tIttltI l'
Her Itll'll l'l iiiiizitiv
destined howeiir ItIIIt‘
tor tiri eoniriii: down to liteulvt’ast ii1\t
morning he was greatly

sf‘tili‘st'

"l‘lie |.r|v lrour |.ttiitioii's' iiiiqli‘t
I1 Wt on fresh eucs John Hurt and lit“
half :i do/eii t'rirrii the :ltlt't‘t".~. w hit: I
my and railtli iii the yard.“
Storiek
sow l.inl\1ltsoiereilttslrr

EARLY LABOR TROUBLE.
Italillil \\:tl1lo linretsoti.

s s‘ ssIrt'diti

lilttl >t|It..llt"

.aiid tratiseetiderrtal essayist and Ilt‘ZtlL'Il
‘ t'VlltItlt‘lll (if Itl'tilItt‘t‘I)‘ itt\'e titlt'e while

speaking upon the conditions of his
time. in lstl. with amusing but eIe
titlllt lll'dt‘lllltllellt'ts‘e» referred to a eer
tilltl iiitldeut iii the t'ol'owitiu ealtii
fashion: "The eoiitriittiit's who were
ItlliItIIllL' :i ltlilti out of litiltiiirm'e sortie
"t‘tlt‘r “to found the Irish lahoi'ers
trriarrelsonie and ret'r'aetorv to a de
uree that eiiihriri'assed tiie axerits and
seriously interrupted the Work The
eornoratiou was editsed to eall off :he
police and litrild :t (‘iitlrolie i-liniul
whieh they did The priest preseritlv
restored order and the work went on
privupiirriiislv.”

This w1i1 one of the first I‘illni‘ ”in:
MW in this toririti'v of \‘IIII‘II we how
our rei-iwd and it tllfl\‘ he recai'ded as
the forerunner of all the subsequent
ititttttriei'alt'e and ‘Ittt'llIV enrilliets lie
tween etittttal upil ItlIttll’ wlitelt the SII‘II‘
New I'Itiiziatid Philosopher with all his
wisdom and ItllttWIt‘tIL‘t‘ did not llIItIt't'~
stand iror' aritieipate

\Vrtipt in his dreamy
liiiiei'soii thoucht it

studies, Mr.
\vnttId lie the

widest thin-: in the world to settle SIII‘II.
appeal to reason until

disputes hv an
the sentiments of Itl‘llIIlhl‘IV love I“
"111" entered his head that within a

few years after his tilll" lalrorets would1

he Il\lllL' in put a finish to their dif-
fleulties with employers hy hi'ie ks.
knives and dynamite and that the em-
hnrrzrssnietit could he r-e 'ieved otilt liv
olnroons of police and soldiers
with riot nuns.

Nevertheless it is dt‘r‘ltll'

tIliplititit lot.
‘Illt iippoititrrierit of it permanent i‘t‘t't‘l\~'

ls temptittri’y reet-iv-

I.tt\‘lti Nixon was to ttilte the stand ‘

‘I‘t'tlih'l' “it"
t
l'lltil'i‘ :iIt.'Ii1'tl

>II|N‘I\t‘tI " I
overhear the i:oo.l lziridlaili- any to her.

.s‘tiziyi

 

 

armed.
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SOUTH NQRWALK EVENING SENWINEL

 

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mm“... .. . .

BEST FOR sTIIE
BOWLS

If you th-n' t I routine, bnlthy mnvomont of rho
bout-II «wry day. oti' lf‘ III or will tin. Keep you
I1 twell 0 ton. and Lb» woll. Fort-o. In ”in Ilium of

violent p onto or pill trauma. to donut row 'I‘ he
IIIIOOIIIIII out-ill, tiioutyerffl'! way of hot-pin.
tho bnvull clear and 1' Ian hi in take

 

EAT ’9‘ LI I CANDY

I‘lnluiit l‘nlrittthlo Potent. ’l‘ntttn flood [in
0. rod. Nettir 8h ken Weaken or (tripe; It). 2t: and
fit) trill.“ pet-box \‘i rI'lI fiirfrvu "triple. and iiiiiiii
let unite-trim. Artur.“ nit

btortlno Remedy Company. Chicago or New Your.

KEEP YOIIII ILOIIII GLEAII

WHAT AILED THE CLOCK.
Mrs, lleiistriis e‘ot'h tiller
liept ext'elleiit lill‘t' t'r'r several ’yi-ar'.
:«lttldtlih hlttlillt'ti .\t'tr-r tt'inlL' ttn

 

-riirrt' llltli iii 7.»; I10 " .ti she ri-mtiteil
it from it- ‘III'II' u ii seti II it. ;i «11.. I.
It illl i"

“\lndairr ' he ~n II :1t".1 ..p1itrtr..
i.thiseio1ltli1ptiri.~1|aiiipriiorri"”

‘\ti ' sh» II plied, ‘ \\t' low it i‘
dine I Imitti it: the home“

‘ita it l“ti Il‘iI

 

 

1r. er :iiit'i't 1: of tha‘ 1-1154'."
Never”

“‘\'e"l , l tiii'." -: i . '.tre‘ It It"»
\‘»trl|.1'II't :i‘ ’It 1-. :- .1 '.I had hei-rri lt
ll'lll.1tti ill a tilt..- ‘ivr' ‘t \e.1i"

"I eati‘t set liii'\ 'ii.' 1:It: 'ie” ~‘tivl
.‘i;';~‘ Iii'llstiti - iii '1) t‘nt‘t I'ttl of.
that tillt‘h that in .t|\\‘I\"~' loop lllil'
\l.‘lI'~ 1vt'iittir“..':i .i12d and ‘slli|tIlllt'it’

tieid IlltltI- irt 1' e.I;i ie we Liroyt thiy
11ml! ll '\t'i Ill 'ttllt'Ilttl ‘

'I‘itt'll the I' '.‘.i Iv" Illl It'itstotid

till I E S iti.°.t:.'.n‘i:';t.‘titi
IIII. u l.‘ or»

flur (rt-.i Ilinti-I

PEtiitIiitllltl PIliS.

tumor-lint» 'IIIPI.I|:11IIItft".l\n pun.
...-.r tiii yeti. l 11 tit-ire. 11: v1 ll or.

 

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in”... . \‘f ‘itllltt in. i... tiiiiti'ieneivi-nmu
tn1ue ‘IFII‘; .. .n \. II." II 1'1 ttv uropil Ind
lioiitt t.i1i1i i.-. mini. v.1...

YIN- Vlflllt‘W's i“ '. It , '1) 'li BOSTON. MASS

 

HOY'I"S Tll ii

ONE WHOLE WEEK.
Commencing
MONDAY NOV.3d.

A'I‘RE.

cons}: moons

STOCK (It).

In a Repertoire rt Retiocct CUtlltfdtCS
and D'avnn...
tinTUPENDOUS SPECIALTIES—«6
ATTRACTIONS.
.,Tlrttraday night—New Married Malt.

Friday night~sSuitarts Daughter

Saturday matinee—Over the Hills to
the Poor House.

Evening PrtceS—lOC. 20c and 30c.

Matinee Pttres-—ltlc and 30c.

Monday night. Lt‘dtf'b‘ Night.

30¢ Seats.

15c fCr

best new on sale at box

office.

l'lOYT‘S THEATRE.
One Night Only.
MONDAY. NOV. 9.
There Are More
SURPRISES.
FUN and MUSIC

In

A HOT Oll ll TIME

Than All Farces Ever thtten.
See This Imperishabie SUCCCSS.
thh Its

WEALTH 0F SCENERY AND
MAGNIFICENT COSTUMES.
25——~PEOPLE~35.
Prices—-‘.?rr. 505. 75c. ‘
Seats on sate Five Days in Advance.

 

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ltoston lilrie l-‘islt t‘ie III. '
\. tti\i l‘els‘ and little Fish lL’e III.
‘Sert Time and \\ e :ik It1II. tile lh.
lloiiita .\I;lt It. irl l‘_‘- lit.
f\\‘hole Stiliiiori. Illt‘ lit.
5 Erit‘ttIItllls. Iit't‘ qt.
I'I 'allops. t‘l:iiiis. Steak t‘od and oth-‘

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in i... ‘.nITHURSDAY. FRIDAY AND SATUR-‘

 

THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE.

TRISTRAM&HYAT

 

 

FALL OPENING OF FINE FURS.

Our entire new line of It‘urs is now open. and ready for your inspection. The same high grade

We stand back of every piece of lt‘ur that we sell with a full guarantee.

1quality that has always prevailed in this department has been maintained in this season‘s line.

stands back of us so that the buyer takes. no chances when Furs are bought from our stock.

We invite everyone to make a critical examination of these garments.
workmanship has been slighted. Every piece is perfect in tit elegant in design and made up in the

very best possible manner. Our prices will be found to be as low as can be quoted for Furs of equal

quality anti merit.

ials in Shirt Waists as we are showing this season.
dcr iii the latest novelties of Mcrcerixcd Chcviots and Oxfords—at; well as the newest things in

.plain and Fancy lr‘lanncls.

TRISTRAM & HYATT, Norwaik,Conn.

stirrer wntsrs.

Never lit fore in the history of our business have we sliowns

NO. 2 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.

 

 

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.t 1;. 1.: thin" it; .t “try to IIrI“"l Fled-
ilii- li i1~|IiIl" him It Ire his titiy~
tI"ilL' 1:1! .il 'l.t‘ttI 11:" r... lL‘. it out,
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.i\. .d :' ‘l ui'oei l \'..r- tlt“1‘ill‘,1 the
III.Illll1§ It‘ Ii.t. ‘

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AT THE LOWEuT PRICES. rs ALL;
Attv. ‘
we HAVE THE COALI.
AND THE PRICES ARE RIGHT. GIVE.

YOU CAN EXPECT FR'IM

DEALER.

US A TRIAL.

Wood Street, South Norwatk.

 

 

1r kinds of fish at reasonable prices.

CAPT DIICROSS

East End of Washington Street Bridge,
Old Salvation Army Building.

 

Glover's the Place

THE ’

SHOE

ENAMEL
Bill.

 

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::West Washington titties." i

and a Little Story

josh Billings, tltc lium0rt'st, once said that

he liked a rooster because of hiacrow but he

liked him better because of tbe’ spurs that he
Per/raps be didn t
say it in fast tboa words, for Billings never
used words like any one else, but that s the V
gist of it.

For the same reasons that Billings liked

‘ the roaster the people like the Kricger 8 Co.
1 -. store—we have the goods and the business

methods to back up our advertising. Our
“Credit that Helps" is known in hundreds‘
of homes and to thousands of customers
Simply make your purchase and charge it—
'lpear the clothes labile paying for them.
Remember that this store has grown since its
founding in 1868. through the encouragement
of the public, and now more than e’ber, as the
new season opens with radical changes of

style for wcrybody——is the Krieqer C5 C0.

original Credit Plan—Credit that Helps.

 

Small Weekly Payments.

 
 

THURSDAY. nov. 5. I 1903.
I

The manufacturer

No detail of honest

rich a variety of styles and mater-

Exclirsivc styles. many of them made to our or-

 

 

 

 

 

er. Miss Kiddei‘w'fl'es. You see. he melted that there are tiow no philoso- DAY EVENINGS. NOV. _
takes her with hitii."—l’liiladelphirt ltliers like Emerson. and that employ ’ 5th. "1 and 7th.
FOR \THIS WEEK- lmdger. - ers did not always [‘(t'nnin as (()n.| 6 . i we have
Fine Imported wine and whiskey ————.—— eiliatory and emiiliwse .is [tit'lttIIlIt‘ as! 9“” by 16 Young Ladies. ! by exper-
glasses. 33¢ per ttoz. Elegant Fine Little Williw’Say. pa. this paper tltet 1' e'e shown to he In the Haiti. ADMISSION. to CENTS. | - _
tells ahouta man who paraded his iiiis- more iruitleiit to \t III'II lie i1'1f11ri11d l i l e n c e t

 

shell glasses ti. 8, it). 1:! and 14 oz. at
37c per. tloz.. worth 80c. Never heard
of such prices only at Magne's and
the goods are here. 2th large globe

fortunes. llow Fill] a man do that?
I’fl—\VPII. he might do it try eseortiiig
his wife. her mother and her twu mai-
den sisters to church, my son—Chicago

 

f0 0 n d '. , .
this shoe ~ A ‘ .
to be the

'.f nowadays a strike or a lockout In a 1 Capital 31600000
mine or frietnrv or on a railroad ; ' ‘ ' I
enuld he ended I1v stviru‘v stt'ztzesti'tt!‘
that babies were dviutz for the want‘

Surplus. $185,000.

A deposit placed
with the Industrial

 

 

 

and double burner lanterns. a beauty N9“- gagghg‘xu‘(:2?i:"‘"fr::‘:l;t';l"“::‘fl"“l';:' savings and Loan . _ H .

H M...“ - '1' 7 I! I‘ .‘ . .. . .~ . 1 .
at 69“ Chamber pails f“ 19"- Zoe “i suppose." said the impressionable tliei' had no mat and that the work 913:3?! £3,132"; BOSI PopIIIaF I)” you “"n8i‘l(‘.,'..'t a moral “'“mi'i 'II'°.V|-‘tlt0r—\Vhy tire you here. my-
Cloth Shader5_ little 501m] at 14... young girl. "that you didn't have to m. phnwhm anti hiwntinra was ”a"... '4‘ Y to client a lawyer. asked the person misguided friend?

of five per cent. per-
‘innum from date
of deposit until
date withdrawn.

Priced Stine
" till the Market

who is always looking foi' ti chance to
‘start something. “No.“ replied the man
i whose spet-ialty is worldly wisdom.
"Iiirt l eoriiiidei' it a physical imposed»

The prisoner—I‘m the vtetiiu of tho
ttllIIllt'ky number thirteen.

’l‘lie visittrr~|ntleed; how's. that '.’

'i‘lie prisoiier— Twelve jurors and otro

wait tom: for a husband Mrs. Sharpe."

“No." replied Mrt-r. Sharpe, “I didn't.
httt I do now—~till midnight at least.
and often longer,"——Philadelphia Press

rtnllv delm'nd heeause \t'nrl.mm1 had
thrown down their roots- and trausrton
tation of torililt'rttz material was Intern
terod with how 'zt‘anil it would l1e'

Jni'dinlera 19(: to who. 20 per cent.
cut on my Jardiniers, Tin Ware and
Agate Ware, An assortment of Pliiiia.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Lamps. Glass “WW. and Cl‘tu'kt‘l'y ar- .__.._~_.—.——_ n... this of mum“ is "WW“. an him St te S i —-»;f N York d we have IIiIlUv.” (‘lileago Daily News. 'jnrlan_—<F|Vt)rllng Times.
rivtn datl '. Don't as. thi stu'tw' At the Methodist Episeopal Church. arm" dream winging“.- (1n,- imp-mi a Uperv aion ew an . Tim—“Tm“ . ..
out csallin’ it It: 2 w;nd:r u “h Sunday morning at 10:30, Object Ser- Connecticut. the exotus' "tori dont mean to tell me he‘s til “ltid you engage the eook, dear":
8' ' men to children; at 1:30 n . m. Slln- She—4s it really rim: that the blind lve sale. titts'jt 1- _ lentil irii- yottnt." Illlsltflnti. ‘
‘IRV school: at 6:15 D. m. Epworth can determine rotor hi the sense of BRANCH OFFICE 12 80. MAIN ST- ‘ ‘.\o: it all: I said he was a light» “Yes. I did. replied the young wife.
l). m. sermon by touch?" He~”Sure. l onee known “t'illht It-ixt‘t‘." I “Ito you think she's it good rook '.’"

Resident DirectOrs. Relident Managere.
Mortimer M. Lee R. L. Cobut'n
Chat-In E. Dow John 8. Lawrence

she says She goes to
Yniitters

l ‘Slte must he;
he‘s a pat-ker of strawlicr- I'Itllt’t‘llI\\'i"1"l"‘(‘r.\'lelllllflb'r""
. 'Stutcsmau_

blind man who was able to tell a red
hot stove by merely putting his fingers
on ti."—(.‘htcago Daily News.

League meeting; at 7
. . ’ the pastor.

Special revival services will begin
Cheapest Itore on earth. on Wednesday evening. October 21.

 

 

Wear Shoes Thu Fri tetra;

iris. —lIlIItl(Il'I1IIlIu l’rcrss.

 

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