.. firemen MM]! PMCIIBIW. N. Y.. since 133”.
oldest and best sssltere in this country.
. ”moss FROM "0.00 Tom
h: It" I. ltlll nickel trim extension shit. revolving grate. II a ll
. ... ssh pan, deep broiler door.$ickel towel pm. even
his pipe eellar. and every Pod Improvement mills In ”that
up FRII.
. I
and {sages dslr‘rod‘ ail-q— d not
mend Base 3r
st. 00 to tits.
Wilt...
top." in all sires.
Perfection.” "Brooklyn, ” “Purita n." “Miller and all the leading makes
sputum Heaters. suitable (or any room (no matter the lge). All
asses states have the patent also KILIII steals “and .whiuh
i’ifitflltwr the wish to be raised high my to smoke. and make them
. l'
I“
Museum. our”, wnouattr iRON rem: auo At.-
one alumnae. a In. men. canes: or HEATING a 12 x 12
, l'
hosiery a Specialty.
Our Children’ s Hose it two pair for
”-flile cells are eXceilent values. We
Russ and Mills.
- touting the demurrer to the plea in
31’0"le TALK
‘ «rush: scum. premieres.
will" need seal for tue‘tei- .We sell
”W We. their: the debts-else '
't‘
. " "' l”! "MW” W”
is: "fullest!” hassles!
two. Mil best and aerator
.. j tor ate in amniotic caterer so. The.
’ tyi vault or the moors Trust 06mm
_ Grove cable system was put in opera-
‘ tributed ale
. at. Louls Attorney wants run on»
‘ tow dew-ville a petition in the Circuit
_ gleiatoh of
mulled. rill-Mints the City.
(‘ouncll last night was engs ed in a
Hdcbate at times hitter. over he rela-
done of the police to the City Railway
strike. when the aldermcn were rdor-
All?! Me or Harrison's; autlmybt y for
‘p c c on on 8 care e or;
planned Muff-orporution counsel and
while finally the Council was voting its
oouildenee id- the mayor violate be-
came general along the Wentworth
line.
One nun-union car man, who ventur-
cd out of the conipany’ a barns, waas set
upon presumably by pickets and giv-
en a chance to leave town. He hesi-
toted In his answer end was beaten.
thrown Into a box cor. and-the door
locked. The car was part of o depart-
ing freight train. and he was carried
away. his wounds not dressed.-
A wlgdn load ol‘ bedding intended tor
the barn barracks was saturated wlth
all and burned at the Thirty-ninth?“
street corner. A shot was tired into
the Eaglede police station from the
darkness. the bullet narrowly meals.“
'3 desk sorgeont’a head. The (lounge
slop this morning with fire tralas us-
er
of the Wentworth avenue line was eon-r
tinned '
One. thousand policemen were dis-
hundred on entworth avenue.
n—u—s-
THE HATTERS' SUITS.
Ne Present Appeal From Dealelen In
Denturrer te Plea In Abatement.
Since Judge Thayer's decision sue-
abatement in the suits of D. It. loewe
& 00., vs. members or the United Hat
tars or North America last week there
has been a lull In the proceedings but
it Is likely that the case wtll come up
In the Superior court this week tor
decision upon another point.
There can be no appeul at present
from Judge Thayer's ruling in regard
to the demurrer to the plea In abate-
ment and it apparently remains now
tor the 'maln case to be broil t to
trial. When this will be. it is mp0s
sible to say. though it is said that both
sides would like to have It fought out
at the earliest possible moment.
Should the case be decided against the
dotendonts they wlll then have the
right to appeal to the highest court in
the state from Judge The er‘s decision
upon the demurrer to t eir plea ln
abatement so It was explained today
by ‘one of the attorneys Interested In
the case.
The new point upon which the date
may be brought into court this week ls
another plea In abatement thls time
having reference to those defendants
that are not resldo'n‘ts of Connecticut.
The claim Is made by the attorneys
for the delensc that these non-real-
dents, amen them Samuel Com rs.
John Mitch l and other em on
members or the American adoration
oi Labor. have not received personal
service of p s In the suits. Tile
only service ade upon them was by
registered letter and this. the clhlm Is
was not sudlclent
“scoot!" runs or mm
, aislen Made of It.
81‘. W18. Ma, No. il—OIty At-
torney Folks will. in the course of s
Court, asking that it‘ll disposition be
made at the $15,000 .“boodle” toad.
which played a prominent part In the
recent grand jury Investigation, .by
turning it over to the city 01' t. Lents.
money was held In" escrow la the safe-
ndl arenas-a byui Hesse met
at the 53am: flying to
shed suburban Rodney
theSt. naut-
(fie right of way over certain thorough- 2
res in the élt titer with other
portintrane minus”
ted two-
F} The Motley. whichwasde
m I‘D V" 3:0 ill”
ll:|
m9!)
yeetl on. lndtct-l
promise
some.
police protection and the runnlns‘ I
Cottage Greys tnd three
litigh‘ "
',. letter iol
{will-WOW“
lief m to the Nb
“ Dian Nils. Howl/set :h-l entered
{or several years with general weakness
01nd bearing-down petas. teased by
womb trouble. sign seawas r.
I «sold lie .av» aloe beans. and
old not sleep. until 1 seemed more
weary in the martingale-n when i re-
tired. Altar raadIJoaeotymtradnm
tlscsncrrta l droid to try thwarts-Its
o Lydia E. Winner's Venerable
out and I am so lad I did.
No one can describe the 3 it. did Ito.
I back three bottles faithfully. and hr
sides buildl ”up my oer-pl health
it drove all poleonout out»)
my body. and suede metro! surf and
activeass youngglri. hire. "Int. one
medicines are oertalalnaal‘j they are
than;
traveller
claimed to be. " line. means.
4"Amie t. l.‘ . er-
.9 hereunto
'wemoreso To ariasarlp.
Ian. and. bin-pr.“ rob" We i no.»
IDNDON NV 7.—-—.King Victor
Romulus] and neon Helena .oi Italy.
reached Pottsmouth on the rdynl yacht
Victoria and Albert shortly bolero 11
o‘clock this morning} amidst salutes
item the HINDI and land batteries in
he harbor. Upon the arrival of..the
yacht at the Jetty the Prince oi Waits
want aboard Immediately and welcom-
ed their Minorities in the panic at
King Edward and or the nation. '
A torpedo flotilla met the Royal vls-I
ltore outside the Nab, and formed on
escort ior the royal yacht through the
home beet lying at Epitheod All the
ships were dressed and moaned, and
the chars of are sum mingled with
the reports at the suns In giving the
Italian king and queen a welcome to
England. Great crowds lined every
vanmo faint and the [more was bright
with heating. Guards at honor at blue-
jackets and marines llhod the Jetty.‘
band Ilsyed the Italian internal eon
them as the yacht steamed alongside.
The Prince 0! Wales was not at the
hop oi the gnugwoy by King Victor
Emmanuel and Queen Helena.
Anet- greetings had been exchanged
between the molpcraonagea the naval
and military eommandm were intro-
duced totthelr “slender: and the Mayor
ct Portsmouth presented an address
to King Victor Emmanuel. who briefly
expressed his thanks for the message
01 goat! will tram the oldsells. 2
The long. who were the uniform ot
a British gtnerol. waslaorronnded by
a brillisIIt suite. including the imlen
end Britiehmimary and noval‘eitaohee.
The general brightness at the scene
. was heightened by the picturesque uni“
forms of sellers! ltallsa omcele be-
longing to cult-easier regiments who
lot-med part of King Victor Emman-
uel' s entourage.
Atter lunch on board the yacht' the
Itlng and sedan and the Prlnoeot vial...
disembarkod. and King Victovr nonsu-
pol inspected a. guards or honor and
the devil cadets from the collegest
Osborne, alter which the party catered
a train and started for Windsor amid
soother solute tram the guns or the
ee .
w—q—u‘w
errors risen in ontoado whine
Non-Utilbn MW" Did NM Like lntew
.ferenee or strike Picket};
CEICAGO. Nov. 17. ——Tile can...
Giro wellném the Chinese City
hallway is. the scene at much or to-
rttlie “angrily Thls line. which
‘jdltl‘fl‘lqii the enfmor‘lll event: no line
(frown Illa fit-Weld. has been entlro,
.tb'b localities g.
“ hm
string“! .0! ,
. ilr
- there was but one wound: that while
a 7. qtt'sfi ' " Molth
.Conncc'tlcn leash lmgn'sus help”
W:md‘y “throw tlw wishH the 3”busi-
., _ The championship“ 190s.
,‘ grow
”seem
fla
libs. Jilin Irony. of
in listen. 5., sly lu-
ed fit
now listed ’Nov. ’it bShorllyi
after leaving the Sacred Heart Church.
where she had utteidied mass. this
morning, Mrs. John Tr 2y. aged forty-
dve vars. was math -h.e:'huaband
"he drew a revolver end in the pres-
.ence thre h pore. fired
” “may; till the
this a ate at (it,
chambers 01 the we on. One oi the
shots Itoohfeiieotul toting a danger-
ous but not necessarily fatal wound
lost abovsthe bib
Ollcet‘ Coohey, hi the Howard M's
nus precinct, heard the shots. and cap-
tur'ed Tracy at the scene or the sheet-
In] When searched two revolvers, n
dagger-dike weapon and two boxes at
cartridges Were taken from the pris-
oner. Tracy refused to talk about the
shooting. but the police say he has
boon arrested several times of late (or
threatening violence toward .hls wile.
Roch tithe. howeVrr. he has been re-
learned at her request, upon his prom-
lae at better behavior. This morning
the police say he showed no sign of In-
toxicatJon. lie is about fifty-live years
of age. 2
Mrs. Tracey was removed to the New
Haven Hospital A hasty examination
by a police surgeon before the arrival
or the ambulince hall shown that a
bullet had entered just above the hip,
on the risht side. and It was reared at
that other shots had taken client.
bit at the hospital it was found that
severe it is not considered upeclally
senlous. and it Is thought the woman
will recover. One of the shots tram
'l‘rac 's whiten ls sold to have passed
th'r til the skirt of a young girl who
w's’i near Mrs Tracy on the sldmik
"m Tracey lives on Columbus ave.
near the Sacred Heart Church. They
have the children The father is a
blacksmith by occupstion.
It Is sold that “my has not lived
with his (orally tor the I'ssl three years
and that it times he has been posses»
ed with the idea that his wife and
oblidreu were plotting against him On
these occasions he is said to have car
rled weapons and to have made threats
II, elust Mrs. Tracy On February 10
this year. Tracy was arrested on a
charge of carrying concealed weapons
and was put, on probation until January
I. 1904. Afterward through the efforts
0! his counsel. the police were com-
pelled to give up a revolver which had
been taken away from Tracy at the
time of his arrest.
It was not until alter the excitement.
Incident to the shooting and the or
rest Tracy had somewhat subsided
that t e police learned that one of the
bullets struck it young girl. Belle
Smith. of 11 Arch street. It was re:
ported at first that a shot had passed
through a girl's skirt but later lnvesti
gallon showed that a‘ bullet had gone
through
Smith's coat slightly titi‘enctrutlng the
ilesh and then lodging her hair The
wound on Miss Smith‘s shoulder was
scarcely more than a burn. and she did
not notlco It in the excitcment of the
moment. She was attended at a drug
home. it was supposed that the bullet
was a spent one which had been not-
teued against the sidewalk bciore
striking the ‘lirl.
‘ltiss sum and Mrs. John Malloy
had portaken 0! Holy Communion at
the church and on returning to their
seat found Mrs. Tracy occupying it.
The! unused out at the church later
and had tuned thg corner at Cedar
street. while Mrs. racy stressed to
the opposite side of Columbus avenue,
when they heard a pistol shot and
toward them crying. “Save me; Save
me;" r slum iollowed rapidly.
until lire. racy tell. and the two wore-
an at once went to her aid. Tracy
meanwhile with a revolver still grasp
edln each hand touted a not the
weaned» hetero tiwatreet.
End, renal there until Policeman
and when he submitted to
arrest ’wt out resistance.
W
oouuacriour baseline
also an.” orgasm Declare Hol-
yoae the cam.
film
nose of thenett as wound up.
whlch was
on mount at the Holyohe
mes h which‘ ‘Italrel' Vldlters pitch-
wae formally aeuledand the sham-
. a I smaller as
, gunner. Novelty
the shoulder seem at Miss ‘
stone and afterward walked to bet ’
turning. saw Mrs. Tracy months back . A
astronaut-ea managers as. ii":
: worried today to the Lewis woman.-
am “may autism .
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Elegant Table
Appointments. _: . .
The eli’ort of every hostess is to have her entertain-
ments as bdlllenta and apikiing as she can mote them.
She desires to he" her tablo
bright wth Gunman and
Silver. We desire to place everything Within her reldh
that she will require for that
Cut Gloss.
purpose.
We have a collection of Cut Glass Pieces. produc-
tions of Libbey. Dorflinger, and other standard makes. that
for hn’liisncy. exclusive design. and finish is unequaled in
this vicinity. There are some late arrivals bought with
the Thanksgiving season in view. that were selected on
account of their superior cutting and workmanship.
They are as sparkling as jewels. sciatiliating with light and
color from every (acct.
Included are Salad Bowls. Celery
Trays,Comports, Olive and Bon Boo Dishes. Jags. Sugar
and Creams. Whipped Cream Bowls, Tumblers. Cham-
pagne. Claret and Whiskey Glasses, Decanters, and Flower
Centers.
Silverware.
HIS-
Our cases show a fine display both in Sterling Silver . .
and Quadruple Plate. There
is everything 'in Flat Wa'rerm
Bouillon Spoons. Oyster Forks, Salad Forks, Game Carv-
ers and Steals Sets. In Hollow Ware the various articles
are in bright finish or French gray; Bread Trays. Cei-
ery Trays, Nut Bowls. Pitchers. and Candelabra.
Our Silverware is very justly celebrated for its ele-
gant finish, weight. and moderate cost.
Special sale or
Velvet Carpets.
The north window in the Carpet Store has some sam-
ples of the Velvet Carpets which are selling this week un-
. der price.
Best grade of Wilton Velvets. regular value. $1.65,
new 3mg, a yard.
Fine Veivets formerly $1.50. new $r.oo.
Fine Velvets formerly $ 1.15. now 75 and 85 cts.
MDMREAWW .fl
as!!! .. 7 , r .7. - r .s -m
31".. .1 It . '. -l ‘ n . .‘
PZ-ZRFEC’I‘lON w: m: a-
1“ COMPLETE Lin or
RANGES. HUB RANGES
NC’I' A ulclt DAY elNol. .
~ "1 million neverely sidk wtth irid-
aey mm. 'I tried til sorta at steril-
ems-.mn'e‘ot which relieved me. One
tors and determined to try that ‘Alier
taunt a low doses 1 telnrhllevod ind
soon thereafter was entirely cured. and
have not'aeen a sick day. since. Neigh-
hors at mine have booncerted by Rheu-
mild. Neurnlgla‘; Liver and Kidney
troubles and General“ nobility." This
Is what 11‘1“. Fan. of Fremont. N; 0:.
writes. -10nl.v suc,~at Frank H; Bare
ters‘. 'flrnlgiet.
- WW 1 .
IOI'i'ON'S MYSTERIOUS “GOTHIC
BOSTON; Nov.17.-‘Jadres Id Cairo:
Mus on the de‘ngerous list at the City
new today and Annie Lewis was
entering with a natural wound. as a
tesult or last night‘s shooting in the
South lhld. rave-undone toads by
the police have thhovm little light on
m duct-motile: the soon. It
told um John at. White. who Is
oer strut ion suspected or basins
houses. shooting. was as have been
”' ”mm Throat and Lung troubles.
ON “AND.
BALE OF THE LYON “Willv.
NEW HAVEN. Nov. nan-a motion
was sustain the Superior Court hetero
Judge Shumway yesterday to the ef-
day I saw an ed. at rout sitcoms Bu- 'fect that the sale ot sis Lion Brewery
the lands and appurtenances be order-
ed. This bravery has been in the
hands of a receiver. The motion will
be argued on Friday.
OIOABTROUB MECKS.
carelessness is responsible for many -
(a railroad wreck and the some causes
life making some wrbeis’ of ”(agile
It
since the advent oi Dr. King's New
Discovery tor Consumption. Coughs
and Colds, even the worst cases 9?,“
at Demeter. losses, to one or in 4
whose life was saved by Dr. KI
New Discovery. This sat y
is member! tor all tad g‘
diseases by Frank H. Beaver t.
Trial lee
Price 50c and 81.00.
been A
tree. .
, p 6
2N“ EA $9.51
here ballets ”th‘t i d.
2.1th was shot and killed will 8t?"
I bJE.
°' may...“
oi ult‘
e- 2.
I“ early J”
has. of use: all on areas».
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