Evening sentinel, Saturday, November 7, 1903 · page 8

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

PAGE EIGHT. v

THE SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SENTINEL

snrun‘onv. Nov. 7. i903.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Our $2.00 Ladies’ Shoe is
I. well known for its Slnlish-
ness and Long Service.

F. D. LYON if: CO.

 

 

Britt-Stirs till”
Saullrllirierira

Situation 8an to be
Dangerous In Many Places.
and German Consul has
Protesteil Against Closing
(if Parts

(.‘Al’li I‘I.\\"l'llril\‘_ .\'ii\ T. The
l‘trilctl States cruiser “IIIIIIIIUI‘L‘ has Irr-
rived at I’llt‘l'lt) l’lata. on

go.
Italian and Herman warships are ex»
[It‘t‘tutl at San Itiuntngo. thr' i-aptirri
The situation itr San lirIIuitrgo rs un-
(hanged.

SAN DOMINGO. \\'eLiIIiisil:I.\1 Nov, -I

The Dominican goverrrmetri has Is-
atrorl a (It't'l'l‘t‘ announcing that the
northern ports of IIIt' Ikl‘llllllllt' arr-

("Iofletl to tnIII'iiiItnL- t‘LllIIllIr‘I‘I't‘. The air
rival of foreign Warships is anxious
I)” iixpeL-tetl. 'l‘lrir (‘lyrle Lini- sIrnttIIIi-r
Cherokee. whii'h. returned here from
Mitt-oris, when >lll' went to t'lII‘l"_\' a l't‘—
port‘ to l'nitr-il States .\liIrIst-‘r I'tHh‘lI.
tiller having llt‘i‘ll priw ’illi‘tl trout er:
luring I’Iterto I’lztta. lflt ilit" north coast
by It lltilllllllt'ltll warship. has liIL‘Il tll'-
llb‘l‘t‘tl to Summit, Ill await the arrival

of foreign \i'itl'\lllll:~_

The situation is dangerous The
itiir'ornmettt lllIt‘llilS to pr: \L‘lll \i-ssr-ls
lrom entvriug lIl" litti'lltt‘l'll ports. lIllI
Minister I'owi-ll has IIi'i‘I.II'l'lI thi-
blockade in llt‘ rrrriiL'I‘l'i-i'itiw

The (Ii‘ilililll Iillllllll Iriis prutwi-vtl
against thrx :Ii-tiirn vi llIr' lltllll'llll‘i'lll
government in iliisIIII; the ports

Iii-Inpati-h ill lllt .\~siri-Iaii~i| I'I‘t‘sr

front St, Thomas.
last night, said lllt‘ lll'l‘lllllll warships
thvri- “'t‘l'li iiirrlinu and it was Ii-pnrtriri
that they had IltilII hiirr‘iiiiil) irrilr-ri-it
Io Sattio lltllllilrml. til\‘lll)l, to the serr-
iritstrrss iii the .-IiiiaIIr~rr III that It
public.
i‘til.l.\',
toil States r-I'iriser
this morning .
PARIS. Nov. 7. llcl'uri citing .I for
trial recognition by I“l‘.IIII‘t' ot‘ the now
Republic of Panama. FIII'Q‘I‘LII .\Illllle'I'
Deli-arise has lll't'lIII‘ll to serum :r ‘Ili‘t‘l'
llt' declaration that the new regime will
carry ottt (‘olottrlira‘s mrmer obliga-
tions iIr i‘tillllt‘t‘liiilt with Ihrv i‘tllllll and
other I“I‘i‘lit'll properly Interests I‘Ir-
til rim-lar'atiori is lllllIlIn‘rlIlkIllll) glvvll.
l-‘I'otrL-II rei'ognition will lll' \\'lIIlIlt*ltl_
but so soon as it Is invert, llltl‘i' rs lIIL‘
Iii-st reason to lielii-ii- that I-‘rani I‘ will
I'('t't.‘,’.‘.lll7.t‘ the indi [ltllllt‘lll"t' ot’ lIlt‘ new
state. Cable inquiries are now pro
oer-dint: to M‘t‘lll'f‘ tire Sllt't'lllt" assrrr~
:iIrr-L- requested 'I'Iri Fri-Iii lI i-rrIIsIIl at
I'iuranra i-ahleil i-i-sti-r'ilay that Panama
would assume i riloItIliIa's former How;
and legal ohliIIaIii'rns, This is eons-id-
r-red by the officials here as making
practically r't-I'tain the intentions of
the new stati- towards French property
rights: It"! itr order to remove the
a (It‘llllllt‘
regimo is

THE
8

It you haven't I regular. healthy movement nt tho
bowaie ovary d". ou' re Ill orw ill be. Keep your
bow-ell o amend a well. Force In the above of
violation yuic or out poi-on. in (lanai-rain The
emoothut, eniest, molt perfect way of hoopla;
the M'ell clou- end clean in to take

l‘olotrrliia, Nov 7 'l'lrr- I I17
:\Ili|lllli .li'l'l'.riir IIL'IL‘

slightest question of lltilllli
front

iliwlaratlnn thu Ili‘w'

 

 

Plenum. Pal-We Potoot.1‘nto Good. Do
Good. Never Sir-Jon. *onen or Gripe. to 25 and
Mice portion. Write torfroe umpio. and book-

“it on oolth. Adana-
cnlcqo or New York.

KEEP roIIII o"""iriirirn elm

Mn“..- "v“

A BIG DRIVE

In Glass were. Shades. Jar-
dlnlers. Wooden and Tin

WIT.
FOR THIS WEEK.

,Flne Imported
glasses, 33¢ per doz.
shell glasses ti. 3. 10. 12
370 per. doz.. worth 80c. Never heard
of such prices only at Mague‘s and
the goods are here 200 large globe.
and double burner lanterns. a beauty
at 69c. Chamber pails at 19c. 25c
Cloth Shaka little soiled at 140.
Jardlnlers 19C to 88.00. 20 per cent.
cut on my Jnrdlnters. Tin Ware and
Agate Ware An assortment of China.
Lamps. Glass Ware, and Croekory ar-
riving daily: Don't pass this store with
out calling. It is a wonder.

T. J. HAGQER,

Mtl‘oflflm

 

 

wine and whiskey
Elegant Fine
and 14 oz. at

 

.ILDA—.n.l. . ._

the north]
coast of the Republic of Santo ltonritr~l

|dr spiIIi-tI
[that sewn thtursruril troops are about

Irli't IIIL-
‘lillllllt‘,

llrinrslr \\‘r-sI Inuit-w.

 

“an _..... 3 ..

awaltL-Ll. WIIL-ti this is NH."I.‘I\H.I it l:~

I'Xpt‘t'kt‘d that tho» l-ronrh CUUISo to~"‘

wards the recognition of the new state
will follow substantially that taken by
Washingon yesterday. the French coli-
Hill at Pomona IJI‘IIIL’, directed to enter

into relations with the llL|\\' authorities;

and formal li-I'eI-s of I't‘t‘tlgllllltlll fol»
lowing Irrtr»r

'l'he iifiltdlll.‘ llt'll‘ construe the ilt’lIUIl
taken hr the I'niiilil States as IlI'lIlls’.
equivalent to a tall Iturillllllltill of the
new state

lll~lltl,l.\', Nor. T Germany has not
)‘i‘t tali'Ln :IIto i-rrusiiii'ration the I]lll~>-

llllll til :riirutrizuI: the ”t’lllllllll' nt'
I’IIIIauIrI rind will await the l'IriIi'il
State? Iin'turil I'rvi-ripnltrirn kit'l‘llltiIU'

.rrlIrrits tIIrIi IIIIIUIIIJ, IIlI' Hit‘iil
lllt' l'IIiIivil Stairs III lllt‘ t‘tlllllll‘)‘ most
irtrtrroilrrirly t'LIIlt‘H'IIt‘I and will ellitpi‘
her l‘tllll'h’t‘ with special I'i-t'i-riart'i- to
that ftti'l III ”to Irroanwlrili- (ii-"Irrani'
will lil't'hl‘th" a striri, hilt t‘t'irtirliy Ili‘ll-
tralil),
l'.\‘|‘llll2 Not I this

The l‘IItI ir‘

afternoon piIIIiislIi‘s in a LIL-spatrh t'rom‘

\Ill\\‘t‘lp. liehtriiirr. itI lIllL'l‘tli‘w \\Il|t
(ltlllliill‘h' 'I‘o. res. t‘tlllSllI-fdt‘llt‘l'ill irI' t‘ol-
(IIIIIlliI. who says III' has just I'wi'iveil It
Il'lilll t‘oloIItha. iIIIIItIIIIII‘lIl‘

on Illt'll‘ writ In
at“ tile

in .tIl'l\t‘ at Sanurilaa.
t‘irliru, Among. lIlt' Illllllllll'
hiIIIilr'i-Ll lllt‘ll Irom the
Antitrqrrr The
is also I‘Iu‘tusliiug ris t‘tlllilllgt‘lll.

(‘IIIIMIl-Ut‘llt'lill 'l'oI'I'r's adds that the}

Ilt‘llilll oi" the American natal t'orri‘s at
I‘olrrrr prer‘i-IIIi-il t‘oiomliia frotn send»
trig troops to Panama to suppress llll'
uprising thus privi-IIIIIII: (‘irlotuhirr

ll‘tllll l'ttiriliinu Ili'l lli'ttll‘ obligation to'

maintain (ll'tli‘l. lli- l'ttrtlri'r~ tll‘l"llll‘t'§
that in split or .\lIlt‘I’Il‘tIll iIrIi-rl‘ivi'iinr'e.
t‘olIItnIria will Iiiltlll llt‘l Illiilll' lltlllt‘s.

and will Illltlt II tr'orips lit land to l'tIIIg
rinIrI.

'l'hi'» l‘itttte ;I>~t‘ti* that [Ilt‘ tori-gir-
lIlL: Illlt'l\li’\\ rliwlirsi» that t‘oliiItIIiIa
has rlr-L ltlI‘tI 'Iiut to pi-r'rriit Illt‘ l‘rritiil
Hiatus- to take part oi Illl it'lt'lltil")‘ llllr
trl‘r'irixl iri' t"lt‘:llllI;.'

\\'.\SIII.\'ii'lil.\. .\'o\ T , The State
ito-pariinrvirt In. '.III'lIlLl.II IIII’oI'IriatInrr
that IlIIIIIiiIII \':rI‘Illrr. one of lllt' titIrIIt~
I‘llil :t;,\U‘ltl- it! Hit l‘.in;rIii.r i‘arurl L‘rIIII
llilll). who Is Iltv\\ in Nut \‘orIi. will
lt"||it.‘~-‘Ili lltt' Ill“ |I‘|tl|lIIit of Panama
as Its rliplrurratii IILZl'ltl .rt \\'ashurutritr

l'.\.\'\.\l.\. .\'rr\ 7 II It I--i'IIIlip-
llt' IIIIIIiIu»\'IIIIli:I hi.s liiir I||Itlfi.lll“ll
ll||l|tlllillli'«li'.’.“IlI oi I‘,t lliprrlrlrr iii
r’anuura at \\'.i-liIIrI:lrrn Iii l‘~ one til
the lllltlltlllll .ILItlII~ of ti. l’auatn'r
t‘aual ('UIIIIHIII} His first tIlIltlrtl :Ii't
was In oilii'irrilv IIuIil‘t thr ‘quta that
the l'IIItr-rl Siatv- |I.rs i’l‘lllL’lIIYI‘d llII'
ilt‘ tuitir pini'IIIInr-ut LII" Ilrr IIlIlllllIlt'
iII' Panama. The news has t‘illlM’ll
irreirt retort-int: III‘I‘I' illltl was ti-Iirgi‘aph
r-Ll thronuhiurr IIIL' ioiIiIII't l‘i'i-pairr

Iliins :lll' lIL-IIII.’ Illiltll‘ I : I'i'll‘lII'JIt" IIII'
r'\llll w‘th :4!an L'IIriinsra-In

.\l, l’l;li.pp.- lirrtr;rrr-\ar.lla is liti\\
In New York

i‘til.tl,\', L' -Iiirrrlu;t. Not 7 ’l‘lrv pm

:Ili II'IIIrtii- witlr delight at IIli"
II.‘llL‘IlllIUll of lllt' iliv
IIIL- Ik'"lllllillr’ iri'

plv hurri-
l'uitr-ri Statis'
i'ai‘Io gtn't‘l'lllllllti til
l'arrarira.

l’.\lll>‘, .\'o\' T \l l'lriirppr lliItiIIii
\‘IrIIlIa. who has Ill't'll :Ippoiltli'rl rlip-
liimiitii- :rgi-rrt ot' the III-lllllrllt' iII‘ I‘atra-
ura at \\'Ilshirri1tiut, Is lirrrther of Mau-
rine IIIIIIua»\'ai‘tliII president ut’ the
.\latin t‘onrpany oI' I’III'F. and one of
tho I‘Ilulitiwlt's who Ilitlli art :Ii-iivo part
in the work IIUIII' tow: rIrls thi- t‘llllfill'llt'-
tion III' the Panama (anal

Kitty ”I‘It‘tl thinks the world of
me: says I'm the only girl llt‘ ever Iov
ml."

Iti'rtha .. "That probably ill't‘tlllllIS for
it. dear: hirt we Inus'n't blame his inex
lli‘l'ltdlt‘t‘. you know ilos‘tott Trans
i-ript,

 

Sour
Stamach

No appetite. loan of strength.
nervousness. headache. constipation.
bad breath. general deblllty. eour tie-
Inga. and catarrh oi the stomach are
all due to indigestion. Kodol cures
Indigestion. This new discovery repro-
eents the natural juice: of digestion
as they exist In a healthy atom-ch.
combined with the greatest known tonic
and reconstructive properties. Kodol
Dyspepsia Cure does not only cure In-
digestion and dyspepsia. but this famous
remedy cum all stomach trouble. by
cleansing. purifying. sweetening and
strengthening the mucous membrane.
lining tho etomach.

 

nioms‘mr‘ rou rrrr

om- llultb to the em: on.
m u are Wont.

Indie- mesa-mac: the.
”II-Ilkvhlcluul icon: 5‘

mm»). o. he'lttbce..¢liup.

I. t‘ormrrr
(‘IIIII L'lI.

[lr‘\\t‘IH.‘

llr-parttni tit oi‘
Ilt'lllll'llili‘llI rrl‘ Illuilt'll,‘

ilti'i'il Intrlli‘l'.

‘ the

II III‘\\ I‘t'~'

:.\ lliiui \\’ II

.arn tho Illuihloods Iii-NI ilimr.

. we tILitl
" Illtllll"_\'.

. forms of credit.‘
lilil you know that sort of thing would
Inot go witlr my tailor."-
meri-ial ltullotltr.

 

 

 

FOR SALE IV {
THE CLIFEQRD PHARMACY.

s

.-. ,- u ‘ , as: n.5,} 1a ,

 

CHARGED WITH NON- SUPPORT.
t'lrii'eirri' \\'rlrh, oI I.ti.rt Notwrtlk.
was before the Norwnlk 'l'own t‘ottI't
this IIIiII'IritIg. charged with Ililllvs‘llll-

‘ port ol‘ his family. t'oirstahli Lether»
IIInIl went to New Haven yesterday
afternoon alter Mr, \‘l'rhb. III i-oiirt
hi promised .lirilgi- Iirikwooil to do

Iri- Ilt‘l and was [1' 'Il‘lIht’tI on a i with hand
IiIrIrishi-d in \L li "I turarr .I, It Itriv-
llltllltl

BOYS" GUILD AT GRACE CHURCH.
'I‘lrii Iii-r .IIIIIII".~ It. \\'L-I‘IIiir_ I'i-i-tor of
lilllt‘t' (.‘lllll'L‘ll. has ri-L-r-Irlly organized
a Itoys'" tlulld iiIIIonI: the boys of his
parish. Hereafter the meetings will
he held in the town assembly hull. In
\\'all s‘rllt‘t‘l. lie is meeting with much
‘uouess III the work. already having a
membership of the boys.

lat gi-

 

MINISTER'S BIG ESTATE.

S'I'AMFIIIII). Nov. T. Hall ii million
of Iltillltl‘rLt lti thr- esiiIIIaIL-il value of the
estate of the ltev lir. Samuel t‘oolis, II
I"L'i"ltl|‘ of SI. IIIIrrliolotIIi-W's
New York t'll). who LIIt :IiquI
a mu it ago, according to IIIl' '
with lllt' will otleri'il for prolrali- today.
The tarrrily resident-ii lll‘l'i' is left to thi-
sort, III II It. \\';rlili'otr t'ooki'. 'l‘hi‘
hulk ot' Illl‘ property. which is Ill st-
i‘III'IIlt-s. is [lllIt't‘tl in charge ot IIlt‘
t'oIItIL-i Ilt'lll ’l'rIIst and Halo llvatIin
I'ompanr iiI' Hartford. which is mail-I

in .IL r.

lllt‘ i'xi-i'irtirr, to lie hold {or the Itt'lll“
.III ot‘ the tiwiarors Illl'l"t Irrarrrli-hilil
It'll

VALE‘S LAST PRACTICE GAME

NEW II.\\'|-Jl\'. Nov, T Yaiw i~riII~
t‘llltlttl IIt“' Ill'ilt'lll't‘ Kiillll'< of font
hall tII \‘iIIL' lli'lll this illIl‘l'lltlllll It}
lllt't‘llill: Strains-i l'iIiiirsilt. ’l'lII
\"t'Illlll‘l' was iii-III~ and sharp, lurt the
wind Illi w lu'islrlr ‘t'nli- sr-rII III rr
l~.rtu \\llll‘ll lIII'IIItIHI ll\t' srrhsiitutr-s

the Syracuse Iiillll :Il'l'l\'l rl I‘I‘LIIII IIr‘Il'l

t'LiI‘iI ill noon .\t l.:liI lllt Yalr‘ Iriisir»
[III II llt‘gnlt their annual tillllt‘.~l against
tIrr- I'l'lllt‘l‘ltlll t'r'i-shmrin. \ large

FUN-HI was on the si Its. :IIIrl IIII‘ routin-
sir... wiri- IIiIIllil\ tlItlltil
BOY HAS THE SMALLPOX
\\'l.'\’ll.\'tlll l.t)(‘ KS, .\o\ 7- A six
terrivolil son LII |.\'rrratr .lohIIsiuI. II ltll
who llt‘t'llllll"N :I tenement
llllx‘ Itt‘t'll found In lw
siIfl'irIuI: trout smallpox and the liar
li.-I' shop and ii'llt'lllt'lll arr» ipraraniitr
t'il 'I'lrr- INI\ \\t‘lll In sr- hirirl ltlst Mirn-
Lin) 'I'ni’ laturh will in It‘lIHH‘t‘tI Iii
llll‘ tiist housi- rurtsiili lllt'\‘lll1]l.'t‘ to
night This Is tliv- tirsi known «as. rut

dist-use III ltl\\ll

tl\l’I‘ his shot).

’ CONFERENCE ON FINANCIAL MAT-

TERS.
\\'.\.\‘l‘|i.\'ti'l‘tt.\, .\'ti\ 7 \II import
ant i"llIllt‘lt‘IIt"' on ”natural matter
was In II II! Il-r Whitv Iliinsr- irrilat Ii.
li\l‘tll thi- I’l’l‘SltIt'lll. Svirvirrrv Shaw
llllil Senator‘s .\lltsi-II oi lirwII Alli
l'llrl‘ iii lthoilo lsiItIrl_ SIIINIIIIL of
Wrsi-urrsin lIali of Maine i'iIilotrI oI
“limit and l'ra'l or l' iillli'l' Itint
LUNCH FOR MR BRYAN.

.‘vr.\\ ll.\\li..\'. Ni. T .\l.r\Lu
Stiiiiirr :arr rru lllltllllldl truth III
.miul l‘t \\'IllI.rIII .I Il.).!ti .‘l llrl' NV“
lltIH'll Iliiusii tlII- noon ‘llll'I‘L‘ \‘.'i'l
rm vIII \lI III.L\I|.\ I\\tl .rIIur‘nri.
\i- \Ii’\.llltll‘l' 'l’riurp l‘iinpIrrIlliq I
\“iitil N \V lti‘ll
i' IIII; IIIII
GLENBROOK STATION ROBBED.
S”l.\,\ll‘tllt|l ,\u\ T Itii liiwu
lrrorrli railroad station was broken IlIItl
truth! "lltl altirotruli tltt’ \Isii.ir~.

tl'lll lllltl ('HI I X

lust

IIHIl\ trlll_\ l\\‘i'lll_\ I\\llt’i'lll stamps, IlIt'_\ ‘

Ihni'otralrl) t'rIiieri-lu-d Ilrr- plittl‘.
int: tuau) i\pii ss prri-iiauis apparently
III I sraIrh tiu Itilllil')‘

(HH'II'

WE MAY GET NAVAL STATION.
II.\\.\.\.\. .\m 7 Hit ('lllt'IIl gr...
t‘i'llltri III toiiat handed to I'llllt'll Status
.'\IIIII.sli-I Squires a proposition \tlriih II‘
.lt't’l'llll‘ll II) the l‘nititil Stair-s. will It-
still III‘ the llllllli‘tllillt‘ turning trier of
tin ilnatrtariatrro natal station to the
thin il staii s
”the in tin _\ '\i put I{Iltl>~L rrrl Iill the
It: llll " “\rs. Ilt wonliltrt otrit the
training ruli-s » wouldn't par any more
JIIII"llllllIl to the trainer than he would

to on. or the I'ai-ultr " ’I'lll‘k
IIt'ltI'rillt‘IIl llltl l.:tLI)" tillttsiili' LII‘
i-Iillil)‘ sIILIpI 7"lltttl't L'I'). IIIIII‘ Iiiry.

t'tIIllt' in III‘I‘I‘. and I'll llll)‘ you It stir-l.

LII‘ randy."

Small l'i‘ihin "T‘atrks. il.II's wet
Illt nrurldi-I made Illt‘ err for She

ltt‘ 0 pH ilL stori Harvard I atttpootr

“hat of folks"

.\l.tt'rrt ’
Nt'WI‘IH‘Iih IIIIIIIWmIleIlLIyl-w
but they must IH' I'riuhttttlly
They haven't got any lllt'l‘Il‘

.\lr. Nowtiiiks sort
Ml‘s.
I‘Ii-asatrt;
irard itp

antral IIItaL th‘ III for the h pi: rIIo. IllliI‘
IIIHL' to plan it In harril.

.lttilgi'

Wheti l-‘iItaIri ial thin I- ails \'\'hat
is not a larger supply of
but Illtil‘t‘ highly iIi-vi-lopr-il
”'l‘hat‘s‘ just it, but

~ilostou (‘otrr-

Miss Iloveyv» \\'r- girls tll'r just wild
‘ahout \‘lt‘ltil‘ Pretty. ‘

Mrs. Binthtrir—Now. I simply L-IIII't
endure him, l like strong. stern-brow-
ed men of lnriomirritnhlr- will.

""(Irar-ioirs. what for?"

"They are so easy to Illllllrltllf."‘~lilft'.

 

 

 

‘I shall not be content until \vi- see

our son making 340000 or 8.30.000 a
rear." said the loud mother. “My
dear." answered her husband. “what

do you wrmt him to he a le'kt' \ or a
prize fighter? "—Washington Stat

(‘hlmmy—How mur-h Il‘l rlat diamond
ring in dew—mile big one.

Jeweller—Four hundred dollars.

(‘himmymsav Mag. would yer sooner

 

her dirt or a plate or too cream?—
Jttdge. .
“I believe that policeman ls lead-

ing an upright life." ”It‘s viii-nitrati-
ing to think there are srrrch men on
the force." "Yes. He sleeps air nIIlt‘h
on his fer-t that it doesn't seem as it
he i-ould possibly want to over lie down
to rost."——Chlcago Record-Herald.

”Van Miller has tirade a fortune In
the automobile business." “I didn't
know he manufactured that class of

vehicles." "He doesn‘t; he repairs
them."—Cinclnnatt Commercial-Trib-
IIIIO. “
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... .
.2 :. .3 n) m

I "lit".

 

arrow lmNti
I.lil\‘t;TH\\'lSl£

You want the children to
grow. but not all lengthwise.

When they start that way
Scott's Emulsion will help
them to "row qulrt~-\\Itlr

duo plumpncss and outward
proportion. and with inward
vigor and good spirits.

The Emulsion increases
digestive power and strength-
ens the vital organs to get
the best and make the most
out of all the other food.
gives a kind of help that every
growing child ought to havc.

\\'r-'|i mitt \'IIlI a \fltll‘lll‘ Irrr unmr rrqurst

SttlI'l i\ l'r'i\\Xl rm, l‘r.tIlSlrrtt. Nrw \oIlt

 

I-lOY'I"S I‘ll. 3A '1 RE.
ONE WHOLE WEE ’..
COmmencina
MONDAY. NOV. 2d.

CORSE I’AYTON’S
STOCK CO.

In a Repertorr'c oi Refined Comedic;
anrl Dramas
6-STUPENDOUS SPECIALTIES—6
ATTRACTIONS.

. Thursday night—New Married Man.
Friday night—Sultans Daughter"
Saturday matinee—Over the Hills to

the Poor House.

Evening PI'Ices--—l0c. 20c and 30:.

Matinee Prices—40c and 206.

Monday night. Ladies" Night. 15c tOr
best 30c Seats, now cn sale at box.
office.

HOYT'S THEATRE.
One Night Only.
MONDAY, NOV. 9.

There Are More
SURPRISES.

FUN and MUSIC

A HOT OLD TIME

Than All Forces Ever written.
See This Imperrshnble Succezs.
Wlth its

WEALTH OF SCENERY AND
MAGNIFICENT COSTUMES.
25—-PEOPLE—35.
Prices—25c. 506. 75c.
Scott“. on Sale Five Dayr. in Advance.

HOYT’S THEATRE.
One Night Only.
THURSDAY. NOV, l2.

The Favorite A trericarr Comedian.

Mr. George. F. Hall

With a carefully sc'cctcd company or
twenty peOpIc. urritcr direction of the
Fellding Amuscmint Company. l'
Maurice J Fieldinq's Spectacular
Scenic Comedy Drama.

A RAGGED HERO

Mr. Hall. in Iris most sircccsslul. role.
“Willie Wildflower." wIII introduct-
his famous tti'IIJCI‘SOt‘IRItOflS oi noted
actors and will sing a budget of the
latest popular songe, Includmg ltlg
newest and biggest hit.

"I THINK THAT I'D BE SATISFIED

WITH LIFE.”

PRICES—EEC. 35c and 50c.

Seats on sale five days in advance.

FAIR

and

Entertainment

by

 

EUREKA REBEK/IH LODGE

AT BUTLER LODGE ROOMS.
OVER HOYT‘S THEATRE.
THURSDAY. FRIDAY AND SATUR-
DAY EVENINGS NOV.
5th. 6th and 7th.

Drui try 16 Young Ladies.

ADMISSION. 10 CENTS.

 

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ti-oil to redraw thin tr"!||ti‘l'il(lll"l* in the.

Iii-tits: house and will

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lllt‘ llll'IllIt'i I had pitt in last winter
.\II I trvi ii in do is to start :I hr.-
and the hiursn arts o t"III it III‘I‘ZI‘S
tlIi- iliiis’ffi Judge.

“1- wish ww r-oulil Illlllx't‘ a business
irrvi‘sturout that would pay as \\'t‘II as a
wedding imitation 'l'w‘o l't‘IlIS prist~
r-Iiwert vents for r-ard. ri‘tut‘ns, it
presents costing all the war from $5
to $2.1.»- r\tL-hison (:lohe.

Lady of tho house «Well. professor. I
hopo you are enjoying your dinner?
t’rtifesSOP—(lh. yes; I have an appetite
worthy of a Iil‘llt'l‘ mum—San Fran-
elsi-o Wasp.

 

 

 

‘—
DID YOU EVER TAKE A PILL?

if it was

wrrrrrrr; llllltl '
I-‘IIII'I‘iIIIia ItiiI‘

YOU GOT THE BEST MADE.

Inferior pills are as easily taken
as good ones.

But inferior pills do
the work that
The interim pill":

just one-fourth

"Wright's" rio

name is legion
WRIGH T'S I « Phi/r:
VEGETABLE IiLLS.
25 CENTS.

la the name of tho other kind

AT ALL DRUOGIITS.

 

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THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE.

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FALL OPENING or FINE FURS.

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

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

We stand back of every piece of Fur that we sell with a full guarantee.

We invite everyone to make a critical examination of these garments.

The manufacturer

‘ stands hack of us so that the buyer takes IIO chances when Furs are bought from our stock.

No ”detail of honest

workmanship has been slightcd. Every piece is perfect in ht, elegant in design and made up in the

very best possible manner.

"quality and merit.

ials in Shirt Waists as we are showing this season.

Our prices will he found to he as low as can be quoted for Furs of equal

SHIRT WAISTS.

Never lrclorc iii the history of our business have we shown such a variciy of styles and matters

Exclusive styles. runny of them made to our or-

der in the latest novelties of Mcrceri/cd Cheviots and Oxfords—as well as the newest things irr

plain and Fancy Flarrncls.

 

TRISTRAM & HYATT, Norwaik,Conn.

NO. 2 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.

 

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L‘I’eiiit That Help

 

and a Little Story

Josh Billings, {lie humorist, once said that
-_ be liked a rooster because of his crow but be
liked him better because of the spars that he

Y'I-‘QXA a... fulfil-s l backed the cro'hi up with. ~Per/raps he didn't
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NOIICC I the rooster the people like the Krieger 8' Co.
store—we franc thc goods and the busmess
p....,....... “magi--1“MW M ”W ., methods to back up, our adoerlifi'ng. Our
iirzrt'il ..r sum rr....nn...r.»r..-r-<, Itttttli "Credit that Helps is known in hundreds

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Glover’s the Place.

 

We have
by exper-
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f o u n (I
this shoe
to be the

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we have
the exclus-

Ii‘i'hi ' ive sale.
that Sllillls That Fltl

o/ [ramps/and to thousands of customers
Simply make your purchase and charge it—
tvear llic clothes while paying for them.
Remember that this store has grown since its
. .. founding in 1868. through the encouragement
. . " ' - of the public. and now more than elaer. as the
M ' new season opens with radical changes 0/
style for everybody—is the Kricqer C5 C0.
original Credit Plan~— Credit that Helps.

 

Small Weekly Payments.

 

 

 

NO CAUSE FOR ALARM.

 

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" in there any gambling houses rut.~
lIr-ri-i‘” Its-knit lht' stranger within
gatr'K
"(if roirrse IIIII." replied the native
a he winked at a policeman. “There's

VlltilllIIIR to be afraid of. why should
.tltr‘y ruIr'.‘

”—Chicago News.

"How did you lose your arm. young
man?" asked the
man in the car.

“A girl once told me to remove it“
answered the young man. "Got any
ilgarottc papers?"-Indlanopolla Sun.

If:
Alma

interested 'gentIe-.

CURIOUS RELIC PRESERVED.

A curious relic» is pro-soI'VL-d at iirt‘
i'lturi'h of SI. Ilutolphis in the .\li|I:.ali-.
Limiloii It is nothing less than thi-
hr art of i- 9 link? of Suffolk. fillht‘t‘ of
Lady .iatrt- Grev. who was Queen oi
England for nine days. It Is thr- center
of a fascinating vhiatorleal Tulnlllt't'.
The story. of it all will he told by Mr.
Egbert at the First Congregational
Church. in Norwalk. tomorrow evening.
on the fourth in the series of addresses
In "The Highways and Byways of Lon-
don."