Evening sentinel, Tuesday, November 10, 1903 · page 2

 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

’I savso av auvmo Iron CASH.
.‘TI-Is MAN WHO PAYS Hrs BILLS noes NOT MAKE up FOR BAD
,,-, naa'rs av HIGHER Parcas

Stoves,

 

 

 

 

 

 

PAGE TWO.

 

WE SELL FOR CASH ONLY.

THE SOUTH NOR‘WALK EVENING SENT INEL

 

 

 

 

i

HERE

 

HEATERS.
15 Styles OIL-HEATERS tincludlug
“MILLER," and 1:3 oIlIcr criualiy as well
odorless and absolutely safe. from 3':
The “Climax” Wood Stoves from ti

Ranges,

Just the time to look for Stoves. ltnugeu. iItc . rind lllltl is Ilic place to find
» them and in great vaiicty

II Styles of RANGES. the celebrated

10 Stylcaof SELF-FEEDERO. BASE BURNERS and CYCLINDER COAL .
Every Stove guaranteed perfect rIIo second hand).

Oil Heaters.‘

"AbrIndroIlI liros.“ Make.

lilt' ”PERFECTION." “PURITAN.”
known IIIIIlrI-si, all smokeless and

.50 up.
.50 up.

 

LAMPS.

50 New Styles of Holiday Lamps. just received. ranging in price from $12M

to $25.00.

Large variety and choice designs in

separate (llolics and Shridcs.

 

Glass Etching and Decorating.

Orders taken for Initials or Monograms.

sh type) on tiny siylc glass,

in Script. Illock and 01.1 I-ZIIII-

..u. $-31.»

Special attention given to (‘lub. Hotel or Restaurant Work.

First-class work guaranteed. and prices exceptionally low.

OPEN MONDAY AND SATURDAY EVENINGS ONLY.

_—-—————

ssrurtrrav Iii

COMPLETE HOME FURNISHER.

North Main and Ann Streets.

South Norwalk. Conn.

 

 

all Underwear.

For Men, Women and Children.

, We have a complete line of Season-
able Underwear in popular grades and full

line of sizes.

 

Hosiery a

Specialty.

Our Children’s Hose at two pair for

tweniu-Iive cents are excellent values.

We

have line rib. broad rib. plain or dropped

stitched.

 

Carpets. Oil Cloths. Mailings. Lino-

.leuuis. Runs and Mats.

DICKERMANSISON.

84 Washington Street. South Michael/t.

 

 

”w," A‘_

Let's get together.

Need we say more .’

 

1 "term It. FERRIS.

A HEART TO HEART TALK.

Here is a straight business proposition.

You will need coal for winter.
the right kinds. and at the right price.

We went you to get the habit of coming
here [or your fuel. You will he sure of
polite attention. good coal and careful
delivery of all orders.

We sell

M9 Washington
street.

 

 

 
 
 

A RUNAwAv aicvcua. I
Terminated with an ugly cut on the
to: of}. B. 0raer_ Franklin Grove ill
It developed a stubborn ulcer nnyield
in: to doctors and remedies for four

yea“. Thea Bucklen's Arnlca Balvn
cured. It's last as good for Burns.
Scolds. Skin Emotions and Piles. 25c
It FrankH. Baxter}: Drug Store. ”

MAY BE SENATE CHAPLAIN.
NEW HAVEN. Nov. to. —‘l‘he choice‘

‘ (136'. D. R. Lovell, of Mlddletown as ‘

chaplain of the rim United States Sen 5
at: fl expected by friends of that cler-
by reason of the withdrawal or

' 1 ill the other candidates.

~—-

ALASKA CABLE DAMAGED.

SEATTLE. Wash, Nov 10.——I)urlnx
the storm which swept over this sec-
tion Sunday night anti yesterday mornI
tow the four- mustcd French bark Ville
dc Mulliousc fouled the Alaska cable.
doing serious damage. The cable was
hauled off Its course fully half a mile.
and the vessel ls still so entangled In

.Iite great wire rope that she cnnnot

ext ricate herself.

To CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take narrative Bromo Quinlne Tablets.
All druggtsts refund the money it it
fallatocnre. E. W. Grove'salgnature
Is on each 1101.2“.

 

. l'IIIloti‘.’

A 3mm question.

[South Norwalk People are Requestedr
to Honestly Answar This.

Is not die word of n representative
r-lxizcn of South Norwnik more (on
viui lllK than thoI doubtful utterances of
people llvlriy. crer'thiere clsu in Illt"
Itcnd this: ‘ I

William II. (begin-i. ‘Jtlr'r \VIIHIIIIIRIIIII
I-II'rIt-I. lIlusI Norwulk. says: "I am It
lIrIItI-I III iIridc an occupation IIItIIi
l'tUlllIN‘IH me to be on im feet all day i
II was bothered with it bad bric k and it
.. ' \ difficulty with schIIIrIiII iII the

wet secretions. II annoyed Inc at

my \\t)li( during the day \Ht'l)’ ui‘IIIII

‘ II Iii: IIII und in plucrI of getting out of

I
i
I
I

 

bed in the IIIoIIIIIII ..'H refreshed and tilt.
In" :I dii 4 built I was irritable and‘
weak, I obtained lloan's Kidney l‘;llls
Ill l’litikli‘rl's drug store to see if they
would help me. ’I‘hey did. They HIIVI"

. .IIc t‘lIlll'II I't‘lll’l."

all Ilcrili-I'II. I’I'IciI no.
li‘tlrilt‘l‘Il‘llllllll'll t‘o. lllII-i
sole :IlLt'lllH for llli' i'lllli'rl

l-‘oi' Mlit' hr
IIcrIts It bov.
l'alir N. Y..
.\‘IIIII-u,

Remember
Like no orhcr

IlIrI IIamII-~ lloun's-und§

 

AMERICAN BASKETBALL.

New Britain and Meriden Won In Last
Night's Games.
\\'.\l.l.lI\'IllI‘tlllll. Nov. III, In Irre‘
opening Killlll‘ of the l\lllt‘l‘l('lill lias
II-IIIIIIII league here last nialtt.‘l\ici'idcri

rasily deft-riled the home team luv I.;
score of lift III Ill. The lllll‘ up
Mcridcn. Wallianord..
H. Martin ........ . llnlron.
lliiiltr lI‘oiward ;
t‘ Mlll'illl ................ .ltillllhltill.
l.IIi'I lI‘orwiIrd. .
I.ciy.iitoii, Kennedy .......... IIIIIIIIIy

i‘t‘lltIII'.
lliiugerty ......................
liiaiil (IIIIII‘II,
\\rIllriII-
belt tlnartl
Hr’rrl'c MI I I lt' II .ili; \\Illilllgft>rti ill
Goals from field. Kennedy it. ll .\IIII‘».
till it. Wtillticc Ii; t‘ Martin .3. Lilith
IoII i. llauucin It. lllliltl‘l «i; I..IIIII l.
III‘II)‘ ll; littriiin 2'.; .ithninn 1‘. tloais
i'I'orII fools. I'. Martin ‘J. l“l)lllt~'. \\':ti
Iliitil‘oi'drii Ii. .\lcridcn 3‘. llci'ct'cc. .\iutt-
ran.
New Britain. 16: New Haven. 9.
.\'l’.‘\\' HAVEN No\. to New llil\I‘lI
lost to New llriiain itlsl night in an
cxi'itilli: L'Iinic rIi' IIIIskcIIIIIli by llll‘
score of Iii to ll. ’I‘hcri- was consider
abb- I'ough play and late In the second I
I

.;

,,,,, . Lilltt

l\'~ lllll'ti'Y

I I'l'lit

litIIf Marsh. of .\'in Haven, and I'I'ellc.
III' .\'th lll'llilill. were ruled otl' l'IIl':1lll.»-!
pint: each other The illlt‘llllilllt'l‘ was?

small. Score 1
New Haven. New Britarn.l
Iilillcr ............. Slot itlllllln ‘

llti‘lii l-"rii\\.Ird
Idawh. t‘rIIIIII lly I‘Ir Ila Kl‘rin
Lott Forward. ,
(I'lhIIIIIi-lli

t‘ciitci'

’l'liom pson

ltcardoii ..... . Ilicr'scli‘
flight iluai I

lioi'tin l-IIIuIIrI ....... lpllo‘ltill

l.IIII tluard ’

>1. lll'l‘ New llrilriiii 1‘7. .\'i w Ha ‘I

\eII. it. (ioals. HIIIIIIIIIIIIIII. .\. l'I'IIllr f

It; ti'lkitrricll. (iltIrN‘t'lli l.:I\\'rrIII L3,;
”.liller. 'l‘lltllllliFtlll; llcairlrrir T. Virilit-

n‘rI-cltlzrilnr; tI'tIoniI-III. '_‘: l'reile, I
lithItIIl 1:. Miller L’ III-I‘cr'w. lint:

'l‘l‘l)‘, of llr'ldacnru I,
American League.

\\'iIII, Lost l‘ t' I

'IIIIIII .\lor'witlk I n llllilr‘

‘II'lilainoI‘t I II .IrIrIoa

!\'i w lli'iIaIn. :5 o .lotio.

\leriden. 3 I ioorit

\‘I'Iillliiiri'ord. o ’ .rIIIrIoi

.\'in llilYt‘lL I| _’ .rIiIrIo:
Hartford. o I ,‘oorIo

WIIIIIIIIIII‘y, it I IIIIrIrI1

MERIDEN STRIKE ORDERED. i

Employees of Factory H. of Interna-
tional Silver Company. Are Out.

.\IIIZRIIIIIIN. Nor. lli.‘ .
,IlttytIiIH oi II‘aciory ii. of III-I Interim-j
.ional Slht'l‘ Company. III this t‘ll). II-I-r
gun today by order of the officers or
the local I’oiishci's‘ tiiid Buffers l‘nioii.
acting. it Is said, on the udvtce of i'res-
ldiIrII III. .I. I.) ncli, of the Interiiatroitab
.\leial and Brass Workcrs' l'nioir .\I
h o'clock. I‘JI'I til ”I“ cmployces. mostly I
then, picked up ”Mr belongings- and
walked out of the factory. 'I‘IIIIy \chII
dirccrly to the union IIIIIIIIIIIIIII'IIII‘s
wlicrc II III-acting was held. Officials:
If the union declined to "lukl' aIIyI‘
statement other Ihaii that It strike had
been ordered I

This owning a niceiiiii: of all Illi"
members of the Polishers” and llut'fcrs‘
l'nion. numbering IIboIII Mill. will be
held, and. it is understood. that the
question of II sympathetic strike will
be considered. l’rcsirlc‘rt Lynch. of
the International I‘n.ioii i< in this \l'
clniiy and will probably remain for r Iv
Irtil time.

It was learned today Ihar at the un-
ion meeting held last Saturday evening.
it was voted to declare a strike this

A Millie of eiiI-I

morning it James .I. Slarnoiiiis. ti butler -

Nllo was discharged from the factory
JII October 24. was not reinstated. No-
tice of the action of the union was
sericd yesterday on Ilic fatioiv nIuII-
agement but was answ.crcrl it is said I
by a refusal to considei Stamens re- '

 

lnstatemeni. Union men assert that;
Slunious‘ discharge was due to thc‘

fact that as a member of the union
grievance committee. he had askcd the
factory management to install ncw ap-
pliances for carrying oft dust fioni the
bailing wheels Manager ltlunson. of
Factory H. and othei ofllriats or the
International Sliver Company have de-
clined to discuss the mattcr in any
phat-c for piiblic.ailon

Recently President lunar aud \'L~iCI
President Dalv. of the International
union. called on President Samucl
Dorm, of the Silver Company. for a
conference over this mnticr. What
answer he made to their proposition
has not been given out. but it Is known
that it was not satisfactory to the an-
ion men.

VOCAL CORD IMPROVES.

 

 

 

Emperor Also Took Daily Walk in the .
Park Today.

BERLIN Nov. io.—A bulletin on the ‘

condition of Emperor William whichi
will be issued this moming at the new
palace. Potsdam says there is slow;
improvement in the appearanrc of the
left vocal cord and that me Emperor
today resumed his usual morning walk-
in the park

The bulletin is signed by Doctors
non Milieu. Moritz. Schmidt and Il-

“fl.

u’st' ' .\o or-

 
 

I II~IIIIIIIIII4 a pci‘i‘oI‘IIIIIrIIIII
.II'INI :Il I‘oinpiiny.

‘Ilttlil to II‘JYI‘
liq-pried trtlLBltlI.
‘III'III shot.“

‘iI.'lII\\'ll Ivor-coon Ur \‘\

girlieorul brick laxrw

'r-Ind .\'in ()rlcaing

: jIIIaI's'

TUESDAY. NOV. 10. 1903.

 

 

Shuttliiiir Illirrrii
hildihu lhriur

fight Occurred Because
Patron Iiisisted on Small-
irig Cigar in lhe fiailery

FRANK IAXTER’S ENTERPIRSEW
Scores a New Mark in Special Price
Pit-n.
iI‘I'sIIII llaxIcI'. IIIII
iI'IIIIwcd the III', Howard i‘I- II:
halt II'iIIII

 

\"t‘IIcII
‘t‘. III;I.II.I‘I I

IIIIIIlu ll ..IIi:.i

I
i..
I
i

popular I

.
IIIII'odII. IIII_.

W on IIII' ii cert rIIltl. 'll t'lll.‘ I... .Iu‘:

lptIleII IIIId IIIIIsIIpaIIoII. there
many t‘\llll't~‘.~ltill.l of ciiiiabIII
I ’l‘oday Ml.
IIII' Irv Iran succeeded Ill
Dr. Howard (‘0.

IiIIrc l'Irn II lIiIIlI-Id lllllr
ll uul Ir titty (‘Iill :Ipecilii
:I bottle or hair price blends.

in addition to sI-IIIII;. II IIIIIIIIII'»
‘t. Intuit-1 :l Ior ll lllllll'li'l‘ of o dollar. MI

III\tr-i illllltilllll‘t s that ill will i'.‘l\l his

praisi-
grii inn

s-IIIIIIII.
id“) pill: Ill

-HIWO Men Ki'led and Ilworgp' Isplnlttl IrIiI llIltI will. I‘ II I) p.I Iiiti

‘ Wounded

\\ Al l. .I\(l._ Itittiiii I\tl\ In [no
IIIIMHIrI wcrr liilll‘rt and two onIIIdII‘d
III II \lltllllilllf. IIIlI. l_\ at IIII II'IIII.IIIII or
HIV Wallace Opera House. In»
'l'lit rliOllilllL’ took place jilril a.» the
theatre-goers “l I't‘ built“): tlIi IlII. 'ItII
by the .I.IIII~.~
'l‘iIe didd

flit. W l‘. HMS~ shot through lll'illl.
I WILLIAM i‘l‘i‘i, litilll‘l. bitirl lill'tt'
I:IIIr-s

’I lie wounded'

l'itiil' HI l’IIllrrI .\lrliin'ctn. fililll ‘
Iliimrali right hand ‘

(lpci‘ri ll‘lllrl‘ l'tlilt't'illiill iiII-II, >~|Itri
III ll i;

the Illlllillt‘ III-Im- r.i>i I'III'I' iIIsI:«tiiII:

I.I ’IIIIIIIIIILI u tiL II in tlIII gallery.
llrrriw l'IIIIchIIIIII Ito.“ ordered IIIIII

II. tic-.Il IIIII lIiI refusal 'l'hr pIIIItII-

II.:III tool. the IIKill .Iwiiy I'IoIII (‘IIII

:IIIIII' Ii airtigglc t'IIi‘I IIII‘I lllt' iIIIIIIIII
wriII: \l'llKl'illltII H.- |I1lllllt't] wiili
.I l't\'tll\t'l' and wail-Id IIIIiil IlIc pIIr'
formant-II wit,» (Iv-II. How \\1I‘~lllt‘ tlr' I
Illt‘ opera lioiiw A." l.-
t'iiil' turuun lll'llu;
missed and lltlri- I‘t-illl‘lltrl
l'r. Filth, \\ilt| ivri~ i“t(ll'liil::
I'riiloweil Row our, and r.
IIII did .I'o ll lIIIIIr~I [III-Milllliilil' i'i'oiti
I‘ull'l. I'ct'olI'cr. ~truclt lI'III in IlIII hcaul
Idling IIICIII rnIiIIIItIi- illilr‘l' |tllllitII
":tll Illllit‘lll‘lll at this iIIIInIcIIt.
I'ill fusilailu I'ollrIwII-rl 'llic pairi-
Illi'lil‘ll llit‘ttll‘l' L'tIII‘x' I‘IIIJIIIII ll;l('l\ III
.II Ilrc I'oyer' Illlll :IIIII wIIuIcII bcimr
litllllllitrl till lll lilr‘ IIIIIII I'II~lI to art

illl' ill‘II
:‘ \\Illllllll.

 

:I\\‘;tl. l'till' continued iiI‘iIII: \i‘oundim:
l'hicl' of l‘tIlII'II .\l-‘litlh‘lll :IIIII .\‘pcc...l
lllllrr'l' ilow (‘Iill iircii srnrtcrl to ca.

I rpc. but \\il.~ lllll'l'rtIllIt‘Il II) l‘rtlIIIrIiIIritI
t'IIiIIII. who iti'pl up :I I‘lllllllllt: ill'l‘
Iirrte bulb-Is taking l‘l‘i‘I‘il I‘Iifi fill

unconscious, and IlirIII III iIIIIIcII rnin
nit-s .\ llIlIIllH‘I‘ III pcrrplr \li‘l'r iinIiI
rd in llll' stamped. (‘Iiif no It iriiIIi-I
:lllll scrvI-d in tho l‘lrilrpp row with an
liIIlIo realm-Int lir lI‘I'm '.I‘I-~ .I well
':IlI:I.v .IIIrl I~.I\I
a IIIrIIIli
A SCIENTIFIC DISCOVERY.

Korlrd livepcpI-ia ("III-I
I‘rriririch that which II I: rumble
III iIsIli ti-‘II when .IllI cliult'lv III
Irrrlt ‘It‘tl III III'III'IIIIIIIII'I KIIdrIl III-n
= p‘iu r‘ III .\III IIIiIs I‘I. natural Illlt-
i « III .liizcstion illltl does IIIII work of
the \llllllill II ll'l.i\‘.lll' Ii Iii-Irious It” .I
.I “II \tiiil-I lllt lllll' IIIII I“ III :A-I it > trill: :l'
_.:III are allowed tor. and heal l\'o

 
 
 
 

Irlrri lirapopstu l'lll‘t' III cs!" \vliiit )lll]
. Ir .IIId iInaIIII-a the .\'l l.l\l'il :IIIII dust-II
‘I\-- I~ruIIIIH lll II'IIIId‘IIIIII all tun-l iIII~i

l‘llll. I‘I‘Il blood, riot-l I.) t‘Iirl'or'd l‘l.:Ir«
ll‘ilt v N
BIG SUIT FOR BACK TAXES

.| \t' l\.\'il.\' \li~~ \H\ i“ TIII‘
IIII‘IIIIIIII iizciit of tire .\‘IIIIII or Mm.”
Iippi has died .\lll‘ III-III III II rim-r $I,—
:Iiit’L‘l‘tl III IIII IlIIII
t'lIII-Iiizrr .\'r i,iIll‘.‘~
now It part III" llli»
ItfllF ('~IIIII':II IlailwriI 'l'lzv- amount I'III'
which still Is brrurnlir ix Iirr tll'\l‘i|
luxui on silootiooo worth or
work or“ Ilic ioIiIIIInI

STATE FIELO TRIALS CLUB.

lI.-\l\il”l‘ll.\'. .\‘III III loiri rut-III»
IIIII's II" the t‘oIIIIiII-III it‘ held 'i'riiils
t‘lrib. Including owni-I'x of dogs from
Iliis and lltIIglllliil‘tllu \Iiircs aIIiIniII-l
the opening of ill!‘ IIIInIInI rum-rim: llt‘l'f'

lilt' iIl'lll‘ I'I‘IIIII tiri-

Ioday. There was a good Iii-Id of din.»
rIIIIct'iId in all tlIII class-cs 'I'IIc meet-
for: will (‘illlillllll' IIIII-II days.

Stella-"'llui aren't you afraid of are
IIII: out beyond your IiIIpIIi'“

Bell:I~-‘ Oh no. all the men around
be It‘ think I‘m an heiress. ~ Puck.

 

In the sky comes

' the star of health
to the weak and
weary despot»-
deritdyspeplic.

c u r in g all

a t o to ac h
troubles and
digestive
disorders.

f'amoue remedy
doesfar the stom-
Ich that which it
is unable to do for
Itself. even II but
slightly disordered
or overburdened.

Kodol

supplies the natural
juices of digestion and
does the work of the
stomach. relaxing the
nervous tension. while
the inflamed muscles
and membranes of that
organ are allowed to
rest and heal. It cures
Indigestion. flatulence.
psipltatlon of the heart.
nervous dyspepsia and
_ all stomach troubles by‘
charming. purifying and
site thening the glands.
es of the stom- ‘
schaaddlgesttvem

”loosely. 81.00 Sis. halting ”(times
lbshtrlalllse.vhlc blot-ails 00¢.

museumsmlwm.

ran out: in
THE CLIFFORD PHAaMAcv.

night.

'l'lt" '

and :I ‘.

tiilt'b lill' ”II"

In If”.

to IIIIIIIIII llll‘ IIIoII -_I II II .r-Io
not cure.

in Howard's Irpccilic tor lllt‘ I‘Iil't' ol
‘ri iisllpalloii and Ii HIN‘IInlII iII not :I
I’ll" III aid to lil"i4.\lltlil It Is I -.i IrInIliiI
iii lllt ll) IiIIII lllltiu s in I'lllitlli' l|l Illli A or
ithr \lrrl. tr Iu' iiIl criiisiip Irloii and Il\ _.
kill'Utlil iilt III ‘ >I:I:III and I l<
\III‘y IIchIHilIII to I:

Mr lluxicr's l'lIll'l'lllI-I' III HI'IIII‘IIII’
this remarkable reduction from IIIII III'.
rilow'tird t‘o. lIrI~ resulted In making;
Iillcll' specific lllt‘ ilt‘>l \i‘iilllp.’ medicine
'Itl his store. ll~I llllpi‘s any who have

IiIrII II'iIIIl it will lilltt' :Iri\.‘llll:tt!. of ”11:.
.IIil'iIl‘ :Ii lllll't‘. Irrl‘ l'II'rltIIIs llIII Illiiiw
Ilittw limp; “II will lH‘ able to .\r'il lllt

Icniody lII hull pI'Ir-c.
:II' II dot-s not lIll'tI
Ipayincut w;ll In-

ltIIIIII-IIIIIIII- that
.I'Vt'il your ball pI'IrII
I'I'llllltli'tl IiltI it:

 

MONEY Iron BRIDCEPORT

CongtesSman Hill Will Push Bill fOr
Harbor Improvement.
\\'.\.\‘ll|.\'(:'l'()?\‘, .\'II\'. III. II‘oI
.llt'\l month or .Lo‘ llll’l'l‘ will Ill‘
‘l‘lllllh' r'riitl'I-Ii'ltccs ilt'l‘dl‘t‘n liti-
‘IIn the senate

Ilic
IIIIIII
il‘iltli'ih‘
:IIId lilt‘ illlllrvt‘ ll'lllll\t' It)

Illll' IIIulrlatiIr'I Iliiit I.~ III be pushed
through this .\I‘Ilfitlll oi minutes», IIIII'
.Iiig IIli' exrra session lltt‘lt will be

nothing passed but IiItI I‘uban l‘t't‘lili'tl
cit) bill. although Illi III l5 also II pro
IpoAIIIoII Io pa...» a bill KIN“); a l't'lllllt‘
on llll‘tllllll iIIIpIII'ti-Il to bc used III IlII'
IIIIIIIIIIaIIIIIII and lill IIII.~. 'l‘lris Innis
liliitill t:- Irr‘gcd very strongly by man}
illtitiittltit'tIti‘iiir.; clillt't-l‘li.L III ('Iliilli't'ti

‘cIII. notably the llillltII~ or llllllitlli)‘.
Similar lll‘tllitln‘illtlllh llil\'t' been IIIIIliI‘
:irr rl‘ln‘litl .Iiwsiotis bur illHI' ulwayr

iailml of passage This year;
’il will probably puss.

l“l'ltlll Ilic :IIIiI-Iul dI'III |ltll> far It
now lilllllh as though but little crucial
leumlairon would lIc ItIthnpiIIIl at tire
IIIuIIIuI M‘sfiltlll Spcakci (‘iIiIIIoII iiIri
lllllll'il a» IIIIIIlI Ill ills :«lNIt‘idl oi cw
ccpIIIIII-II. 'I‘Iic president. too i> tin-riv-
to llll‘ll' (lillil'llillllllltllh Unt- IIItisoII for
this in ill'l’lHIM‘ i‘oI the last few nioiirli~
llll' I‘Aill'llliillll'i'b' lIriIc ever-tied Ibe in
Hill)" oi llll‘ pIIIIIIiIIIIIIIII. and II is liltl
proposed In ~IIIIw a dcilcictiig. III the
‘tI‘I-IINIIII‘. II' it can be lt\l‘l'i"ll II II»
i‘\i'|| IIIIIIIIarrrl rIuII ilI-III- \II‘I ln- IIII
tint and harbor ill” and Ill! lit w pub
1;. lilllitllllg>

I‘IirirII-Irrr-II: is Iiimtty IIIIIII‘csIIIII III
I'l\t I’ rind IIItI'lmi l“lpl'll\'l‘n]tIlll.\" 'l‘IIIIi't-
.‘Ili .\I‘\| Iiil pron. Is that will b.- (”i-till
II'I‘IIL'. IIII' IIIr-IInIi‘tIIIII Mr, Hill iani
«Melon asked for a iiiodiliculion or I'm-
ruiriirtil pIrIiI-II itll' llridzinoII baa

llll\\l‘\l‘i_

Imr and will push It again Illln N‘s»
IIlIIII. .\Ir. Sperry also lIlIN M'H'Iiif
lilitllft‘h lll' would llii’t‘ Io LIIII Illl'llritll
for .\IIII lfll\t'll llilllltll“ wiile .\’-v;
I» 'Illtlll .Irul II‘iIII) t-ltliilii‘l‘ plitr'tw are
il‘IIfillI,' IIII Illllillli'li'd‘iltllh. .\IIIIIIbI
Ibi lt‘ bc lItI I'Ivcr illlil harbor bill, how-
III'. III! Ilit t project» will llil\t‘ to
Wll‘l.

II has [li'ilt'llt‘llll) been dIIr Idcrl that
there will II.~ lltl liIIIIIIiIItI‘. Iccrsia
Iron, and as for the irII'IiY rhr- eIIIIjI-rr

Is entirely IIIIIIIIIIIII. .\\ a llllllii‘l‘ or
fair lilI‘ Intention now is to simply paw
I|iII appropriation lilii> tint! iill'll to!
forum but :I llllljt‘t'I llltl‘ that will II:IId
l} HII'I‘I'IIII vI‘lIIII'i‘ uriI I(IrI llllIlI)‘ lli'\\
llll’lillit'ls \Illtl t‘Itlllt' 1U (linfil‘l‘FS illl‘
lllt‘ht-‘t‘il with the Idea that a great deal
or lt'Klt-‘Itllltiii must be ill't'rlllllllloilt‘tl.
.\‘IIIIi- oi ll oi coirixrg will l!"\t'l' .m-
Ililliluill but it ur'i-III deal of ii will
have I" be eoiisirlcred and sonic pit»
i‘ll

MISSOURI’S CIVIL WAR CLAIM.

.IIl‘l‘I‘ll-IRSIINIIH,.\lr1,.\'o._III -
State Auditor .\III’III has complrirIIl lilt‘
t‘iirl \\‘.II t'lllill‘ of .\ll.\>tllll‘l r.-;:r.;~ '
'he I'Iiircd States llll' $47.3. IMI .IIIl li‘l"
wrii'dcd ii to Senator t‘ocki‘cll. 1p.- piv-
N‘llllllltlll Io IIIII 'l‘I'I-Iasiir'y Ib-put‘HnIIIII
ill \Vilhllllllllilll Stir: All-In expects Iliai
this money will be paid in Hull.

This .\lilil‘ heretofore had two settle-
Inn-tits with the l‘IIitI rl Stains time;- I-

IIII‘III for. ('ivil \\’III' I-AIIIIiIsI-s ’l‘IIII
«Inc _iII>I forwarded Io \\'.Ir~liEIII; III. L"
the Illll'tl and is tor IrionI-y :.IIrI.I!l\

inter-Isl oIi tiri-
aIiIoIIIIIIIII; Io

_iIttlIi lly Missouri {or
l'iIioiI Inilittit'y bonds.
Smituwort. which were Iwucd III it.»
nominations of $1. $:l_ Sill and $2"
for interest on Illi‘ $l3li‘lilll' linincri to
Governor (lauibli- by the St. horns
banks and for iprt'Ilscs of issuing
l'IIloII military bonds and defense war-
rants to arm. cqiiip Iirid maintain sold
let's for the i'IIIch'nl army during IlIII
(‘ivil War.

QUEEN LIL WANTS $200,000.

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. litml‘orm-
ci' Quinn Liliiiokalriui. of Hawaii. who
has arrivcd from Honolulu, will stay
in this city a few days befoI-tI starting
I for Washington to prosecute her claims
against the government. A recent
:Scnnrc coniniittcc reported favorably
on a bill to award the former Quecn
Itflotiooo damages oii‘uceount of the
Iloss of her crown lands. (‘Ollgl‘l‘fih' has
rfailcd to act favorably upon the Incas-
Iiire, but Liliuoknlani Iprrcsaes the
Ihopu that it will do so at the present
session,

 

PHYSICAL DIRECTOR RESIGNS.

CHICAGO. Nov. Iti.——Horacc C. But-
terwotth. physical director of North-
western University. has tendered his
rcsignailon. Mr. Buttcrworth will not
retire at once. but will coniintic his
work during the remainder of the col-
lege year. Mr, Butterworth last night
said: “The atmosphere at Northwest-
ern ls inirniml [O my frame of mind."
and refused to give any other reason
for resigning.

 

MORNING STAR'S BIG CARGO.

 

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. l0.—TIIII
_I\-lialinc schooner Morning Star has

'just arrivcd how with 3,000 pounds of
bonc. Ill fox skins 30 bear .\'klith
land 500 pounds of ivory The first of-
flI-er .I ll. llogmi of Massachusetts.
and Il. Christian. of Norfolk Island.
died during the cruise.

 

llilAIt'I'r-tttlt-a‘ ll Iew III.I.I. '
IIII‘I
to allow him Io l‘illI-1
lII.-II“

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Bridgeport Advertisements. -

”riln “Advertisement?

| Bridgeport Advertisements.

, a
Wellinyofl’ari'ous Al AD 8 m
5: Inhmtr'ny‘f‘eamru‘ .

Weather for Furs.
Frost isnin the air and the north wind is keen enough

 

to make us turn to Fur Garments.
look. and evidently this is to be a lI‘ur Season. .

 

Very inviting they

For these first cool days the Fur Cravets that can be
folded close and snug about the neck are just the thing to

wear with Tailored Gowns.

The Mole has burrowed well into favor and the soft
gray Four-IIi-hands finished with siivcry chenille fringes
and ciasping with handsome ornaments are beautiful.

Gray Squirrel is also shown. plain or in combination

with other polls.

There are still the favorite, and durable Fox Skins In

siiiglc and double lI‘loI‘adoI‘a Scarfs and the llC\"

Scarts.

Shawl

Mink and Marten are as desirable as ever. and always

safe investments.

Coats of Persian Lamb Electric and Near Seal are in

various lengths.

Mulls. either lint or round.

Coats.

to match all Scaris and

Comfortab les.

The range of patterns; and colorings'. In our stock of

Comfortables is very comprehensive.
of silkolirie or sateen. figured or plain.

The coverings art:
They are filled

with the finest grade of snowflake cotton and weigh four

or five pounds.
or plain or corded edges.

Light and fluffy Down

They are sewed or tufted and have eith-
r-\

Prices from $2.50 down.
Comfortables covered with

the finest quality of sateen brocadcd with flowers. $0.50.

Makes Bread in three minutes.

In the kitchenware Sior
Bread Maker which is an exceedingly simplemach

6 they will show you .‘l new
.2 and

will be greatly appreciated by ti‘r busy thrust-keepers.
Bread can be thoroughly mist-Ii in three minutes' time

and the bands do not

toucl:

iii, e dough. Itwill be

much easier and quicker tIi:I r. tlit old laborious fashion of

kneading the bread.
Pricc

412.25.

it

Come and see it.

 

Remember we can fit you out

If the cold trips your fingers

Warm and Woolen Golf Gloves. Cashmere Gloves.
silk and fleece-lined. Silk and

Castor. and Mocha Gloves.

with Winter Gloves.

come to our Glove Section.
Kid.

Wool Miticus. every sort of cold weather Glove for those

who spend much time our doors. ».

 

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in t eYcar

 

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lit)‘ lilb-lllllll.
.\‘lii .\II-II lllllrli. III-.Ir

how >lll.lll )ir‘ll salary

and H Hair I.

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\Kil‘. , ‘I‘Irwii

that the
t'thikllip’. >t'i1iitri has bad III III :rrc I'll .lt
l'tllllll til IIII' IIIIIIITII “
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tiid IIIII III
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"It Irui
(IDI'H yiuu lliII' of it IIIIIII,“
sir'urlor in tin IIIIIIIIII‘y «I-liool.
ought _\I a to Iii.“
.IIIIaIIIIIc.“ \i'LII- the prompt reply
cacti I’m-I

('III

Hip-rim 'lllit'ltl of ..

“Up-III up :I illlt‘ ot'

Ilttrr- are two ibtng> l lieu-r for-
get. ' said the experienced wailer»“tho
I:rr.- III the mart that always gives Illt'
:I lip and llll‘ face of the man that nev.
III' IIIII.~',"-— ('hlt‘lliltl Tribune.

.\IIlIoIritlI he nor no cami- :II :III
ll-I it‘ll tillllt‘ lucky in the end,

II‘.‘ ”it may illliit‘l did liII fall.
Nor did be about Sillllt' II'II<lIIi_£:
lllI’lIIl.
.\I'I- vou siiperstitlous‘?"
".\‘.II in the INN." answered Miss

t.iquII-. ' I used to be. but you know.
I found lillll whriirvIIr' I got to believ-
lllL'. in >Iitn> I had bad luck," »»»»» \Vush—
Inuioii Star.

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 

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similatiiigttiefoodaridne ula-
tingtireStuIaucls aislBowe sot‘

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Promotes Digestion Clwerful-
aces and RestIContains neither

um.Morphirie nor Mineral.
or NARC one .

 

 

 
 
 

 
 

A eclRemeIi forfeits
; "afloat Stom’a'ch. Dinning;
‘ Wormsilonvulstons Feverish

ness and Loss or" Swap.
Fer: Shiite Signature of

 

 

 

For Infants and Children.

I The Kind You Have

Always Bought

Bears the
Signature

 
 
 
 
 

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For 0"trer

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