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VlalTB TllE CAPITOL. ;
‘i 1.4....— l
Prduidant Roosevelt and
tired in the princi-
of a sensational scene at the
today. Her request to
resident being refused she
V out and had to be taken
0 executive offices by two po-
. , rs.‘ As she was being escort
the building. site shouted at
. rm of her voice. gestieuiating vlo l
lon president and we will have .
oswho will represent the poo
lid not thctllstlllers and brewers.
‘ ’ay put me out of thc building}
‘ brewer: or liquor dealer were
hauled by a young newspaper
alien called at the exceufl
m to see Presidenti
Ohio was attired in a worn.
bhrd to the venerable doorkeeper.
hr Simmons, m, recognizing the
' Idle}! ”Offered her an
Al um, in Which one inscrib-
v' mwn‘: - w
i“ rrls A.
instead»
ble for prohibition of the liquor
Manning an answer to her re-
‘ ill Nation said she wanted to
grad hint about several mat-
‘ ndsrotand he carried a dive full
labors on his western trip; that be
null cigarettes on the steps of the
to! at Topeka: that his flag has on
a boat of arms.
r)
Auurod that. she had been misin
. ,she replied:
ll, 'wen. I want to see him any hon
d, ave a tall! with *blm."
family she was informed that the
ideal could not see. her. “Well.
funny, " she cried out. Remark-
. on the number of United States
stars and representatives who were
a in and out of the president's
» . she continued: ‘l see a lot of
Icing in and out of his office. i
l‘" id like to know why they can see
Widest and we mothers and sis-
, h'tho countryman cant get near him.
an an explanation or that and its
to have it. "
fill insisted that she must see sec-
’ ‘ ‘b and in a few minutes she
‘ nahgored into his oilice While she
her turn to talk to Mr
obngressmon happened
William the office. Mrs. N».
_. 9i”I‘lllttlisnllatnly began to lecture than.
W evils of the liquor trailic.
liquor business has got to
sake declared. 'That is the
issue confronting us Our
are; being destroyed, our’tneu
no 176 must have a president
ill put a stop to it." '
alto," broke in Secretary boob
compelled to request you to his-
talk. ~ it want to
one. you wil have to go
These are my oillces."
m mistaken," shouted Mrs.
"hysterically. “These hre thc
oidses. I propose to do what
slgblhero and now to crush the
Mills.- . You tall are that the
2.
“it"! don' i. believe it. "
ry 1499b beckoned to Officer
, her gently by the arm and
or back into the reception
is she began to rave about
' conducting a liquor dive
. l train. "i have been or-
. taxes. " she cried. "but
i don't tomcat to
doing right. I'm
timid. well, i reckon I can
fresh air. can on" . »
Rumble and Kemp were
some force to induce
executive onions and
her outside of the
ounds. All the while
pd declare her .prlnclpic
l the présldent for not
l ,..tbo ,, president knew
honprcsence at the White
in the Senate
.htes before the Son-
. optics at noon. Sun
and messenger boys
gtoti by the Senate of-
kind
on $2.00 Ladies’ Shoe is {
“.1 am going to pray for a! .
Nation. Your Lovlnli
Are these things
is too busy to use me, but i .
.... ..a.‘r‘-
lag her cards with a tiny hatchet sl-
,tnched. She tool: a seat well to the
front in the ladies' public gallery. Silo
announced her intention to malto a
' jflllooch to the Senate but when told
that she would not be allowed to do so.
she acquiesced readily and took her
departure. She went to the marble
roam and talked with Senator Cock-
re .
Mrs. Nation complained sharply of
V and said she did not know why alto had
her expulsion from the Whltc llouse. Brothers
been so treated.
"i did nothing to deserve to be
out." she said "for i want it up art:
stood that i am a law-abiding woman."
She had boon absent from the gallery
about ten minutes when she reappear
id at one of the doors of tho Iadica' gall
iory. and raising her right hand far
above her head. shouted in a loud and
river tone:
' 'Saloons arc anai'cny: saloons are
treason and conspir.aoy' ..
‘ Mrs. Carrie Nation was taken from
the capitol to the police court where
one was arraigned On a charge of dis
orderly conduct was found ullty and
sentenced to pay a line of 25 This
DIATHI AND 'U IIALI.
—.-—-
, MR8. WEBSTER “DOWN.
Tho funeral of UNLWONW Brown
, will be held from her late homo. iii
Rowan street. East Norwulk. Friday
afternoon. at 2: 30 o'clock. The Rev
Mr. Cannibalism pastor of the East
Avenue Methodist ‘Cllurrh. will um
aisle.
WILLIAM C. ilNll‘Bimt‘lll.
Arrangements i'o'il Lilo funeral of tin-
lato William G. ldhtfirurgh have been
completed. it will; he held tomorrow
afternoon at 3 o'clock. from the family
residence in Brld sport. Rev. John
ilePou of the rst Congregational
church will oillciato The burial will
3"“ "0'9”” 9““ MT" "“0“ “" "d l he in Mountain (lroae cemetery.
as her own attorney.
AMERICANS WILL IE PROTECTED.
BO OOATO Tuesday Nov. 17 ~ -'t‘lm
Colombian government will protect the
American legatlon and American citi-
zens here. There is no fear of a de-
monstration against them.
A small brick schooner is un‘ n' " t
at the Norwalk dock of Raymond
WILLIA M H. U NDERDOWN
The funeral of William ll. i.-Inder
down was held yesterday afternoon at
.l3:0. i'tnm his lab- residence 41 Tu
:lor avenue. The Rev: Romllly Humph-
tles. rector of Trinity Episcopal
iChurch oillciatod. The nail bearers
were. members of Washington Camp.
P. 0. 8. of A. The members of the
camp had charge of the services at the
larave
MAGIC
regular size.
DAYS.
We need room.
this magic chance.
evetu boat and train. keeping us at out wits end to make
TOMORROW AND SATUR-
DAY WILL BE OUR GREATEST WINTER SALE
ARE YOU A STUDENT OF ECONOMY?
THEN LOOK OVER THIS LIST.
room tor this stock.
lbs Medic Slant 2 Sale. We
"MR. PROFIT” HAS BEEN TOUCHED BY THE
WAND. REDUCING HIM ABOUT THIRTY-
TliREE AND ONE-THIRD PER CENT. irom his
., You save moneu bu
Holidau Go'ods
are domino in on
HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR.
Men's part wool Socks, made by
the Textile Workers. Union lilmlc,
value 15(:, two pairs at 190.
Women's l‘leeced Hose, fast
black. regular price 121,50, two
pairs. 19c.
black ribbed Hose.
Children’s
sizes 6 to 9%, value 121,515. two
pairs, 19c.
Women’s. black whol ribbed
Hose, 25c. quality. l9c.
Misses‘ heavy ribbed fleeecd
Vests and Pants (shaped gar-
ments) sizes 2 to 12 years. regu-
lar price 250. at 19c.
Beys' Grey Shirts and Drawers,
value 25c, 19c.
Boys‘ Outing Flannel
all sizes,‘250 quality, 19c.
Men’s Fills Mohair. Leather E‘nd
Suspenders. value 25c, at 19c.
so Deanna“ Silk Neckwear. in
bhws, shieldties. tacks and four-
lit-hands. regular price 25c. lac.
nonsense.
and pink, value 39c. 19c ea.
Mantle Scarfs, fancy effect, va-
lue 29c es... 19c ea.
Bureau Scarf. with fringe. fancy
open work, value 25c ea... 19c ea;
Domat flannel. full width. cheap
today at 6c yd.. 5 yds.. .199.
. Outing Flannel Skirt Patterns.
cheap at 26c. 19c as.
‘x at. value". 1:131: ea; two for 19c.
-—_-
.l‘
“Al-b WAR”. E79-
11;:S.“". ..
'ya’rdo. No. to July. black and
units. a onsois lor, the;
Wolsts. .
Turkish Bath mats, colors blue '
66‘ Don. Pillow Cases, sizes 46 _
Willimantic 8M Cotton. Edd
DRESS GOODS.
40 inch Figured Dress Goods. all
new. excellent colors. Black
Figured hiohnirs. All Wool Plains
and fancy Mixtures, regular sold
at 25c and 371/513 sale price. 190.
50 pieces of New Figured l-‘lan‘
palettes fdr waistings, ’10 pieces
fancy stripe Outing Flannel, in-
cluding plain eolors“'Clnderella,"
regularly we a yard. sale price. 3
yards, 19c.
Best American Prints. all colors.
regular 61:. four yards. (lilo.
Black Percaline.Blnci1'Marceris-
cd Sateen. regular loo, .on‘balo, 2
yards, 190.
Danish Cloths. navy. red and
black, regular. per yard, 1259c. 3
yards. 19¢.
l-‘ancy Winter Dress Goods, new
fall dress plaids. regular l2c. .2
yards, 19c.
KITCHEN DEPARTMENT.
10 quart Rotinned Dish Pans,
regular. price 25c. at 19c.
Jap. Cool Hods. regular price
25c. at 19c. .
[01: Bottles Ammonia. 3 for lilo.
. 50 foot Water Proof Clothesline.
regular price 2511' at 19c.
HanouaaCmsro, .oLovaa a
TOILET ARTICLES.
_.._.... .
Met: a and Ladleo‘ Handker-
chiefs, 5c quality, 8‘ for tile.
black, 35c qualitywlbo.
hllas‘eo' Golf Gloves. white. grey
and fancy. 19c. ' 4
2 Cakes Pears Unwanted Soap,
lilo. '
1912.
Rogers A Gallot Violet Soap. no.
1 Box loanea’o Talents Powdor :
t has; rips-3n rind Buttons for .
..;¢LANNILI1;T§ guts wuotm
Ladies' Golf Gloves grey and “
Colgate Cashmere Bonnet Soap, .
, mac...
and! bottle Vaoollno. 3 for no.
1 Box Comfort Powd . .
Hurlbutugnotinn ng Pl- .
“0‘ i In “ L .
- sdxotbd‘v‘yét‘t .‘Vollum and 1
- ‘Jlarlbut Pad. 3 int 19c
'isond Wood sacs nan arc-a
toe. - .
READY TO WEAR OARMENTO
FOR WOMEN AND
CHILDREN.
We otter you this uq'elt some ox;
eoptioually low prices in this do-
partmynt. Children‘s” winter coats,
cloth of heavy Zebellne, sizes ii
to 14 regular prick $6. 98. Sale
3.5.00.1
Ladles’ Wintergitoat. a good
practical garment in black. caster
and navy—slightly soiled goods,
value ll0.00. Sale $5.00.
Misses New Suits. long skirt ef-
fect. blouse coats. military capes.
trimming of silk and satin slots
'14 id and 18 regular price $15. 00
and till. 50, sale 810 00.
Wallets of Flannel and hoary
Mamie wool. value “.25 and 81.50.
Sale The. ‘
Ladies' Winter Suits, 20 gar~
meats alliold, regular price $18.50.
Sale $10.00..
Ladies' Rain Coats, all new col-
ors. Tan. Castor and Oxford. The
best values to be found at 812.60.
- Sale price 88.90. .
Ladies' Coats, on sites. also all
also: in Misses colors Tan Castor.
Navy. Green Blacli‘aad Gray made
with the new half fitted back. mili‘
tary capes. not a garment in the lot
worth less than $12.50. Special for
this sale stone. '
Ladch' Flanneletts Wrappers. all
new. regular price $1.00. Sale 79c.
50 Fur Boss and scarfs, regular .
«value $6.98 nod 87.50. Sale $5.09.
SILK. ' ’
i ._._...._ _
85 inch black Taffeta Silk. a
, grand‘good value at $1.36; Sale A
81.00. *
Ladies 'Black Sateen Skirts. a .
full made bettiooat at 50c ,
. Fancy Wool Waiatlaga. regular
prico 751:. Salem .,
Oolorod mu Elihu an color-iii?
l
l
at
‘the Not-walls Hospital for treatment.
A. being ill of pleuraoy.
.tho usual The kind; sale price 55c.
W .
. THANKQGIVINO Him
THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE
Tristrarri & Hyatt.
Thanksgiving Table Linens.
The possession of a good store of dainty Table Linens is a joy to every housekeeper. Just
now ways and moans tor the winter but the brains and judgment of womankind and to have the ta-
ble nicely dressed for Thanksgiving dinner. without sponding more money than can well be spared,
is very often a serious problem. Much money is wasted in purchasing table linens that were not
worth buying in the beginning. and to guard against this needless waste we call your attention at
this time to our Linen Department. a knowledge of which will be profitable to you:
CREAM DAMASKS. DOUBLE BLEACHED DAM-'BLEACHED HEMSTTTCT‘IED
_ ““7' ASK CLOTHS.
70m. Cream Damask . .. .5012. yd. WITH NAPKINS' TO MATCH. ——
63 in. Cream Damask . ...69c yd. 2x2 yds., @ .. .. $2.75.
72 in. Cream Damask . , , .75c. yd. 70 in. Double Bleached Damask, 2x2)”; yds., @. , , , . $3.35,
2..C . D ..‘ . _ ............ ...85c. d. .. ' ‘
7 m from antask 85c yd 72 in. Double Bleached Délmnslz. 2x3 "dh” @ ' ' ' ' ' " $4.00.
BLEACHED DAMASK. ----------------- -oo yd n ' .
‘ 71in. Double Bleached Damask. EMSTIEEEPD SETS
66 in. Bleached Damask, 50 c yd. """""""" $1 ’5 Yd 104. Table Cloth, dozen Na -
66in. Bleached Damask. 62V:c yd. 72 to Double Bleached 1);??? kyd. kins to match 1,3535.
:1)? in. Bleached Damask. 69 c yd. 72 in Double 1.1.1.3.... Damask 12-4 Cloth Napkins to match.
.I m- Blcachcd Damask. 75, c yd. ................... 31. 5o yd. ......... . .......... . $7.00.
20 inch Napkins, assorted designs from ................. .. ...... . ........ $1.00 to $2.75 per dbl.
24 inch Napkins, assorted designs from .............. . .............. $1. 00 to $5.00 per doz.
l i t ‘4‘"? KITCHEN DEPARTMENT. .
I urge size Drip Pans- ...... 191:. Large Turkey 1 lilili‘l‘l-i 25c. 2 qt. Blown Glass Pitchers .. 50c.
Covered Roasters 12x17. .. .5.9c Glass llcrr) llishcs ........ 10c. Salts and Peppers .......... 10c.
TRISTRAM 1 HVATT, NorwaIk-~,Conn.
no. 2 and 5 oazrr'r: BUILDING.
RENEWAL OF HOSTILTTTES
I
Followed the Failure of Attemptat to!
Arbitrato Strike. l
calcaoo Nov. 19.-—Ronowal or nos-l
tilities between the City Railway Com-i
pany and tin employer; of that corpo-l
ration began promptly today following
the failure 07’ the attempts at lil‘lllti‘il“
tion The first. development in the war
fare was a strike of all the teamstem
in the employ of the company. in all
sixty drivers quit work.
MORE HARMONIOUS SESSiGN.
Socialism: Labor Element Boston in
Boston ,Yeatorday.
BOSTON. .\'0v. 19.-—Aftcr the con
tentlous proceedings of yesterday,
when resolutions offered by the Social-
ists were reputed after a long debate
and by an on rwhelming vote. the dole
gates to the annual convention of the
American Federation of Labor asem~
bled in Fanauil llali today in expecta-
tion of a more humanlous session.
A hundred or more resolutions had
yet to be acted upon. The delegates
hoped today reconsider a great many
of these in order to clear the way for
as early an adjournment as possible.
The committee on rdsolutions had a
score of petitions ready to report on.
The provisional schedule of the pro-
coedings provided for the election of
onlcers tomorrow.
The strike of the teamsters was in
obedience to the command of the team-
sters Joint council. it is the intention
of the teamsisrs' union if possible to
prevent the delivery of coal and sup-
plies to the railway company and the
operations of its repair wagons. Thus
far the company has boon able to been
three days' supply of coal in it. bins
and now fear is admitted by the on-
ciala that there in danger or the pow
er houses bat log to be shutdown from
lack of fuel
Delegates were late in assembling af-
ter yesterday s hard work and business
mowed with loss briskneas than had
previously been noticed. Not more
than two thirds of the previous at.
tendsnco was present during the fore.
. The first business was the accept-
anon of an unfavorable report on a
resolution that labor unioaiats be
obliged to use only union label goods.
ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS.
Mrs. Thompson has been taken to
mm and 1m. Edward W. Lee who
been away on their wedding trip.
it ed in town yesterday. .
Williaiii Nobel- of Valley Place, lo-
la m
3 man and lady."
Second Annual Ball
Given By
Palosilno Curio Na. 2
A. 0. K. of M. c.
AT ARION HALL
Friday Evening Nab. 20.1903
Tickctl, 25 cents, Idmiitlng gentle
Extra lady. 10 cents.
film .."_ “Tins
Taylor s-Gotden
74 Washington as. A Bo. lint-walk.
A GREAT BARGAIN SALE
of
Ioontlful Roody- to - Woor
Hats for Lodloo- {and
child!”
All the latest styles. Value, two and
three dollars.
SALE PRICE 690 and .980
Don't miss the sale at the oldstaad.
millinery and decision.
L. mused.
14 N. Main St. - Sontthorwallt, Conn.
Glotmr's the Plate
HOYT'S THEATRE.
One Night Only.
NOVEMBER 21.
Kaihrun Osierman
in the now and ouccoolful play. replete
with lntonao dramatic Interest
"Miss Petticoats”
Dramatlzod from tho novol by George
T. ultimo.
dy drama in a prologuo and
“or sets.
A magnificent Iconic production.
BIG COMPANY OF 35 PEOPLE
HANDOOMELY QOWNED.
Fillets—28o 50c, Wand 01.00
photo on auto 5 days in advance
‘j
A bright. clean and interacting come- .
4 ml!”
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