00152.00 Ladies’ Shoe is'
well known for its Silllish-
ness and Lona Service.
A- . F. D. LYONdCO.
', IIQIHATION or anon. "0"de “TIT V6.0 Today
IWIJ: Itch-M“ 1" 7° Continued from am m-
“11} did-2305305323: The experts refused to discuss the
”I! 0'; the American Fed» probable outcome of the lame further
, “, “who a diourlls on the day than to remark that as a general pro-
(at alootlon or: officers and it seem- 'fi°”,m°{,‘ ‘1?“ ”m ’° "it“ The"; TI:3
»0- . ttc et ng but the guru 0 °
. IO. “‘0 alum? gein‘l::2°£fi=: wagers that were made Indicated Yule
O BIT! 0“" I0 “I ti I con as a favorite by a margin altogether
a . he the, I!!! WEI? 0 d "' the reckless. Several small bats were rev
.. ,- DIII‘IIII the I” ‘9“ lday-Btlo corded with Yale at four to 1. Out at
have been "ICOI'IIISIM :‘ \uburndale where the Yale players
- Oil of 01319,? 0 I 3 flow“ were qum-~[¢r,ed perfect quiet Inelgnetl I
there II '0 10“ ””9“ ““1210 land in Cambridge. the members of the
M 'whom the aquimfimt‘hOt b elililrvard tcam were kept in seclusion
, contention as we fit 0 i’“ 'It was stated by those in charse 0f
. has been ,dlrectcd. C o amonill both tenml that the players were all In
, . has been ”9'1““ 00111110", first-class condition. Yale was fluid to
pit. It was roshrdod 8:8 (mid? l beconlidont of winninz. but by "mall
m it"sferggtmfilyt‘: :3“ 3:13:33“ score Iiilrvard. so it was stated. was
h tb e
lection by 20mgah2‘5m‘l’rfivgg noTixyj‘tligz-upfuha given out tllls four-
a! "ownliamT‘Terl II)“ ” noon was as follows
i I‘goooll r n 9' Harvard. “”0
' s organists of Milwaukee and
hora the governor of Utah and Salt mom“ """ Left-hp (1%“er 10“”)
mic City unions. to hold the next au- Derby Kinney
convention at Milwaukee and """" 1"; ft Tackle. -----
halt I430 City No action was taken. Lt-lnoyne Batchelder
ho committee on grievances rocom- Left Gunl d
fighsoof’flgn “n'msal&”o‘n :33 Parkinson .................. Rulabilck
ml Lathers' International Union A Marshall Center lliiller
“that the brothel hood of Carpenters ' RigthIIal-tl ''''''
M .loIners “d the convention con- Knowltoll .............. ..... Hogan
‘ ii. the objection of the. llottiers‘ [lo w ditch Right Tackle. Silt-vlin
plot! to the maintenance of Julistlic- “II-51181.11 End ------ .
on by the Brewely Workers‘ Union. C Marshall ' Rockwell
‘commlttec reported in favor of ’ Quarterbatk -
vies m "mm" “”9" ’“m‘d’c' Nichols ................. ' Mitchell
«Ind ‘the re‘ art was concul red in.
nitbe case 0 grievance arising from lillrlev Left Half Back. Metcalf
ho duestion as to whether the black- " “'liigh't'lislf' may”
militia helpers should join with the Schocilko f ' Farmer
alienationol Blatherhood of Black- ' ‘ p “Fullback " ' '."
tighthzfozlngiT ggglnagggglanfiimct’fi Officials—Referee. Patti Dashiel. Le-
'wmmlttce reported in favor of accept. 32%ng 1101.1133ng garmclflugmé‘m‘ggi—I—
a; the recommendation of the our live minute halves,
. re 1n the matter which was that the
. The Harvard players were about at
ganan adlllate with the Blacksmiths' the usual hour. The managers “y
Uni Ion. -
that the men had a splendid nights
sawmills-13:31:13“ Igg‘egffgéok 2: rest and In the keen fall air were in
. “'4 Deleg I10 igramer 0‘ Richmond the best of spirits and were in fine
‘30"- . condition.
vhgm in mmiggifi’rsggr:a°:2 At 11 o'clock they had luncheon and
“brief mneuuloglstlc of his nominee after that began to prepare for the
5 speech, . .. ' game.
“is?“ Tron ctfir’itfingvd ”:3 “£133" The. Yale team did not arrive from
of III .111' an d for'his earnestnesi Allburndalc until Just before the game.
1. “80281122800! labor and one who had All reports we're favorable and there
~ .- , l l t -
“mg; lintlre life to the cause 0‘ RI? amass-It sfact on over he splen
”nun“ Delegate Barry of St Louis in A great crowd began to stream out
10* words nominated Ernst Kraft. from Boston about noon time and
vlifl‘hiiadolphla the man who had two hours before the time set for the
”III!!! selected a"; the candidate of the start of the game three or four thou—
Socialist delegates. send people had taken their seats and
be convention totes bv roll call and W”? ““"I‘ "‘9 "”0"” “'h'c" “‘9"
«MI 00mm" was ire-elected by had brought with them. Others stop-
' . , peii at the numerous little restaurants
Ibrorwhelmlng majority. Th9 vote at the end of Western avenue. but a
Cotillion-42.534: Kreft—l 13‘ great majority had lunch in Boston.
' ' All the forsnoon specials were com-
WANT. AUXILIARY gist-top ing in from New‘York. New Haven
310““. NW. “gym“, Congregation of and nearer points. and the South Ter-
"Pmndd has been Informed of minai was crowded. Good spirits pre-
“1.. 0f the lush! Rev Matti)?“ VIIITBIT and m"! and 381”“ college
III,“ bishop at Providence R. 1.. to cheers echoed through the Iron girded
II qulliary bishop appointed “’0' ”f the station.
. Ire dlmcultiea In the way of his The electric car facilities from Bos—
but being granted. the propaganda ton were early taxed in the utmost,
Wishingtoadbore to the decision it has bltt as two lines of cars ran within a
[My t‘ken nm to alumni: BITXTTTBI'V i-‘TIOI‘T. (Ilstancc 0' The field the CPOWd
b13110!” “can in the case. of the larg- was not long in reaching the ground.
“t nrohbishoprlcsI while giving bis~ "“-"'——“""‘“"
I. who need assistance a coadiutor ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS.
W! the right of succession Besides. ,
an» is a tendency in the propaganda A. F. FlummcrfeIII editor of the "or-
‘ 'oeatrict. where it is possible to do kimer Democrat. of Herklmer. N. Y..
economics of auxiliary bishops is the guest of E. S, Bowen. of East
therwise’ the American hiarachy Norwalk.
0000 be‘doubled. « IA nleeting'of the Elks Memorial Conl-
ln tteo was held last evening at which
410"! DKCAUSE 0F STRIKE further plans were made for the hold-
QI’. H Senor and Charles '1‘. lag of the annual “Lodge of Sorrow."
‘ well known Norwalk carbon Lorenzo Dibble is anticipating your
Ito went to St Louis, to work Thanksgiving wants in his ad. today.
INTI“ on "19 WOTIdB fair Read it and you will feel convinced
have returned to Narwalk that lie is ready with lots of good
.wcurred among the carpen- things that you need.
v'fiflhihfuh “ bath? Tam” Men 'who are much out of doors in all
“1 931°" e me. sorts of weather will be interested in
't. . the lineTIlne of cardigan Jackets It
.. ' . ll '
sues roe mvoncz. 10““..1 lie-t "33." 30??” mm
m bu wed 'WIIIItm M- a roll call was hold by Eureka Ro-
" d “om. for divorce on bekah 10d
go last evening. A luncheon
' ‘ 0‘ ““11“" intemperanco was served after the roll call and those
Jaiwg-cuigfiyl’wngg firesellligiistened to a recitation by Wil-
am _
“This. the oldest 11 1.0”! large. Ilnett. The attendance was
””16“? three years. Her . Sheriff Stagg has under attachment
. ' one of the lighters and considerable of
the machinery of the Sound a Coast
Wrecking 00., of Bridgeport for a
claim of 8100 for. wages to R. C. (Jul-I
var;
. Frederick G. Bohrne. president of the
, . . Singer Sewing Machine Company. and
‘ ‘ Vice-President and lira. Alexander. of
‘ New York, came to Norwalk today in
Mr. Bourno'a automobile ilr. Bourno
ls president of the New York Yacht
Club.
'- Stilt for divorce has been brought 'by
, _ mina- a. uncommon-1k. Inland
_ liiaaDaacbrfi‘of NVMY. An-
., tot-nay llaog! represents the plainttn.
”MH.
The papal-a were oorvod yesterday It
snot-id ’
value 2542.190.
HOSIERV AND UNDERWEAR.
' Men’s rt 'wo'ol Sock-.madc by Wlillmgmic T l Cotton. 200
the Text 10 Workers. Union made. .\"lild’d, No.10 3°?
\aluc 16c. two pairs at the.
Women's Flooccd Hose. fast 2 00.. Maggy-e pear] Bottom for
black. regular price like. two 19c.
llose. 26c quality. 19c.
blissea' heavy ribbed [issued for 19¢.
Vesta and Pants (shaped gar
mental sizes 2 to 1‘2 years. rogu-
lar price 250. at 19c.
-chs' Grey Shirts and Drawers. luc 35c yd.. at 19¢.
bow.s shield tics. locks and four-
in-bunds. regular price 26c. 19c.
.——.—-———.—_——-—
DOMESTICB.
Turkish Bath mats, colors blue
and pink. value 390. 19c ea.
Mantic Scarfs. fancy effect. va- yards. 19c.
lue 20c ca.. lie on.
Bureau Scarf. with fringe. fancy
opt-n work. value 25c 0a.. 19c ea.
bottle it intuit ti the
cheap at 25c, the ca. black regular. per yard.
50 Don, Pillow Cases. sizes is yards. the.
x 36. value 1295c 011.. two for 19c. ..
Nineteen Cent sat.
3hr. creators bargains 000T" ism.
SMALL WAIID. ITO.
black and
Awhile 0 spoolsIfor 10¢.
Dairs. 19c. "O. N. T." Lustre Crochet Cot-
Children' a black ribbed ' '0‘". ton, all colors. 6 spools for 190.
silo! 3 to 956.1131” 13W: “W 5 yards Brush Braid for 19c.
pairs, 19c. 25¢ Puff Combs, new styles. at
\Voinen' a black w ocl ribbed lilo.
Waist Featherbonc. 21,5 yards
Ladies‘ Fancy Stock Collar. all
colors. our 35c styles. at 11w.
Pillow Ribbon. fancy shades. va-
, Boys‘ Outing Flannel Waists, DRESS GOODS.
all sizes. 250 quality. 10c. ....._..
Men' 0 Pine Mohair. Loathcl 10nd
Suspenders. value 26c, at We. now. excellent colors.
60 Dos. Men's Silk Nockwear. Ill Figured Mollairs'. All Wool Maids
and fancy Mixtures. regular sold
at 25c and 37%0. sale price. 19c.
50 pieces of New Figured Flan-
nelcttes 1‘0l w.alsiings to
fancy stripe Outing Flannel. III-
eluding plain colors "Cinderella."
regularly 100 a yard, sale price, :i
40 inch Figured llress Goods. all
ilcst American Prints. all colors.
regular 6c. four yards. 19c.
Black Percaline. Block Mcrceris-
Dtlmct Flannel. full width. cllcap od Sateen. regular lite. on sale. 2
today at be rd. 5 ytls.. 19c. yards. 19c.
Outing Flannel. Skirt Patterns. Danish Cloths. navy. rod and
,II-‘lplcy Wintcr Dress Goods new
1255c. 2
Black
pieces
ling out again.
lhelr arms.
assistance
tlnguiahiag
inlet of tha‘*
tootingof
UNITED BANK BUILDING.
27 laborers Burn 10 [lentil
Continued from first page.
These who strove for the door were
in the wildest sort of panic. They
fought and kicked. and many who es-
caped bear marks or the strife which
ensued. A few got out of the small
windows, minus clothes. and with their
bodies cut by broken glass.
Many of those who got out left their
building. Remembering this fact as
soon as they got outside. they fought
Just as fiercely to get back. A few
succeeded but one eyewitness says he]
does not believe that a single man of.
those who returned succeeded in get-l
In the ruins today, some of the corn-
ses were close beside the hooped bands
of their trunks and melted gold and
silver which had been kept In those
receptacles indicated that they had
fallen and died with their treasure in
Fol-mar Residence of Actor Lami- Wai-
iack lurnadto tha Ground.
story residence of Sound View former-
ly the property of Lester Wallacll. the
Pfamous actor, and lately occupied b)
Henry Leroy. of New York, was burn-
ed to the ground early today with all
its contents including costly furniture
and diaIIInontiI:a and other 16:31:”. The
loss wi pro bly exceed
The occupants of the building had ASSETS-
bareiy time to gather some articles of L05” “d ”8‘30““-
clothing and escape from the structure Oval-drafts
m" mists-"r twin ”2:; ”m"
Leroy. do a it o o era h . .
left found her escape by the stairway 3‘11"“! 50w."
cut off and was obliged to leap from a ”“9 from 0“"
second story window twenty feet to
the ground. Her ankle was sprained
and ahelaauflerlngalaotcdayi‘roma
nervous shock. The
the family lactating Mr. Leroy. and his
“am“? d not
The servant! were unable to save any 09' II.
thing from the house and the place is 5“"? 00'".
too far distance from this city to make inor- 00'“!
112:1 available in ex.
A watchaian at the Core nulls. say MI We!"
said from $01.9on residence by an . LIAIBI Ll'i‘llis.
hoover-dd the dams: and he
the mmmgamy continua
THAT FRY GOOD MONEY
I.
your. and the trolls
Empire State.
in the market.
panics.
othar members of A“ “'1
. were in New York. 13““ N-‘M‘
Capital Stock .
half mile
ti. F Surplus Fund,
Toto submit
“m: “J
m
PLENTY OF POSITIONS '
Comparntlvcly Few Fitted to Filo Them.
That is a good (.onlmon- ru- oatl reason “In every boy and girl should neck
a ilailling at it thorough busincss collcgo.
We hate a national reputation—Iiont forgot it!
The Brown Business College.
Gaol-30E. Sort-In. President,
SOUTH upswam. anN
FOR THANKSGIVING
Luxuries and Necessities on» be Mac
at Roaa‘on hie Prices.
Thanksgiving Minutes and Item
stiles will be mmnaliie in .price this
and
will be fair productspall except the
turkey. which with be a luxury and
will cost from 25 to 28 or 30 cents a
,pound. So say the butchers.
Cranberries are of a fine quality
and the best. areisolltng for ”cents
savings of yeals in their trunks in the a quart. They will be a little higher
at Thanksgtvibd ilmc.‘ a they always
arc. but not higher than ordinarily.
Fair. large’and’rjulcy are
Stale apples now on the market. Na-
tives are not so numerous as in other
years. but there I‘d-o plenty from the
All nuts are plentiful at,
Grapes have not been as low in price
for five years as at present. it is said.
Oranges are delicious. and the house-
wife nsed not worry about sour fruit
for Thanksgiving, far they are said
to be Imusually and forfitbc lltime a;
. year. gs are cheap e w o wou
“TAMFORDS LOSS T2633“ eat. hickory nuta'in the long winter
evenings must blly now. for the crop
is short. though the price is low at
__ present. The hickory nuts seem to be
STAMFORD NM" '1‘ A large three very scarce and the whole crop is now
iteolrr one; CONDITION or
THE SOUTH NORWALK TRUSTI
, huMPANY.
at the close of business on the 17th
day of November. 1003. ,
Furniture and Fixtures.
Banks.
Bankers and Trust Conn,
Due from Approved Reserve
United states and National
Chocks and Cash items.
Other Uadlvldeil Profits.
ion, current expended
it“. 004 .ii »
III! figmgi 313. "0.18 . ‘
m or Omaectlcut County of Fair-
F _ .
vegetables
the York
DI‘BBGDT.
”30391.68
370.05
102305.25
3.400.00 I
32,400.00
12,030.01 1
39,112.78
19,566.01!
1565.00
000.00 .
71.0: .
034.27
$539.59).”
50,000.00
3.30000
0.50630
63 in. Cream Damask . . . .690. yd.
rt-
is very often a urloua probldm.
worth buffing in the beginning.
CREAMIITDAMASKS. " -‘I
7oill. Cream D’hmnsk ....5oc. W.
72 in. Cream Damask . . . .75c. yd.
72 in. Cream Damask ....85c. yd.
BLEACHED DAMASK.
66in. Bleached Damask. so c yd.
NO. Zmn
TRISTRAM & HYATT, Norwalk,
Tristram at Hyatt "
Thanksgiving Table Linens.
. The possession of a good store of dalan Table Linens la a joy to every housekeeper. Just
new ways and means for the winter tax the brains and judgment of womankind and” to have the ta- ‘
bl: nicely, dressed for Thanksgiving dinner; without spending more money. than can well be sp'arad.
Much money is wanted .1'.‘ purchasing table linens that were not
and to guard against this noodles: waste we call your attention at
this time to our Linen Department. a knowledge of which will be profitable to you: \
DOUBLE BLEACHED DAM- BLEACHED HEMSTITCHED'
ASK _ .CLQTHS-r.
WITH NAPKINS To MATCH. . -——-
_ 2x2 yds. @ ....... ,- .. $2.75.
70 to. Double Bleached Damask, 2x27; yds., @ . . I" . . ‘. , . '1" 33,35:
""" .......85c.yd. 2x3 yds.,@...... ..... .3400.
72 ill. Double Blcncllcil Dnllrask.
.......... $1.00 d. .
72in. DoubTe Bleached Damask: HEMSTI'EEEPD SETS
...........' $1.25 d. . . " ‘ .
72 ill Douine Bimcacllcd Danlasly. 10 4 ”bk CIOth' dozen Nap
66 in. Bleached Damask. 62%c yd. _ . . $1 35 yd. kins to match " ‘5. as.
66 ill. Illcacltctl Damask. 69 c yd. 7'2 in Double lilcacilcd Damask, 12- 4 Cloth Napkins to match.
66in. i’iicaclicd Damask, 75 c yd. ................... SI so yd. ........ ...... .. . .8790.
20 inch Napkins, assorted designs from . . _, .............. .. . . . . . . . . .. . . . .. 81.001632.” per dot.
24 inch Napkins. assorted designs from .......... ............. 3100168500 per (102..
i l ‘ 'r "v KITCHEN DEPARTMENT.
Large sizc Drip Pails ...... 19c. Large Turkey I’Iattcrs use. 2 qt. Blown Glass Pitchers .. soc.
Cmcrcd Roasters. I2xl7. .. 590. Glass llcrry Dishes ........ Ioc. Suits and Peppers Inc.-
a
ironn.
1
RECENT ARRIVALS OF VESSELS.
BOSTON Nov. BIN—Arrived Slcam‘
era Saxon King. Rotterdam: Bostonian.
Manchester. i
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 20.-Arrlvcd:l
Campanla. New York; Celtic. New!
York I
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF '
THE CITY NATIONAL BANK.
at South Norwalk, in the State of
Connecticut. at the I‘TOBL‘ of business.
November 17. 1903
REBOI' RCES
Legal-lender notes. 8.680 23,608.00
Redemption fund with U. S.
Treasurer (5 per cent. of
circulation). 3,260.00
Total. $756,489.96.
, LIABILITIES. '
Capital stock paid in. $100,000.00
Surplus fund. 100.000.00
Undividod profits. less ex.
pauses and taxes paid. 58,152.68
National Bank notes out-
standing. 04.30000
Due to ther National J
Banks. 18. 620. (0
Due to state Banks and
Bankers 481. 75
Due to Trust. Companies and ‘I
Savings Books. 750.18
Dividends unpaid. 20.00
individual deposits subject '
to check. , . 105,345.34
Demand certification of de . y g
posit. 13,301.76
Certllled checks. 401.18
Total. 8756. 480. 55
State of Connecticut County of Fair-
hold. 011.. t
1 Jacob H. Layton. Cashier of the
above-named bank. do solemnly mean
.that the above Is true to the best of i
my knowledge and belief.
, JACOB M. LAYTON. Cashier
Subscribed and sworn be before Ire
this letdaya of ovember.1903.
Ia- II‘. BBARSE.
Notary Public.
Correct—Littlest:
EDWIN H. MATHEWSON.
JOHN H. LIGHT. ‘
JOHN B. KNAPP. ~ ‘
scenic
«it. 47052
commit:
"Ir-:-
Loans and Discounts $385.8»lii.10
Overtll‘afis. secured and un-
secured. 120.13
U. S. Bonds to secure cir« ’
culatiim. 65 000. 00
Stocks, securities, ctc.. 160. 556. 47
Rankin house. furniture.
and Fixtures. 10.425113 ..
Duo from National Banks
(not rcsorvc agents). 3.360.136
Duo from State Banks and
Bankers. 1,018.06,
Due from approved reserve ‘ ‘
agents, 76,064.77
Checks and other cash ‘
items, ‘ 7.410113 i
Notes of other. National I
Banks. 3.745.00'
Fractional paper currency. -
nickels and cents. . 154.16
Lawful Money Reserve in
Bank. via:
Specie. ‘ 314.928
Haas MW» MM
d 5 OAZITTE BUILDING ‘
. I__ .22.- "1.- _... -__
l
Prices Still Lower at; ,.
, . . ,
Schailb s. .
3 lb. Cllop Beef. thi I I)"
2 lb. llonlc Made Sallg'agl. 25cI M...
Loonl’otRoost ‘3" IN” HOYT’S THEATRE.
l’rimc RH) Roast. I we: , Ono want’otliy.
iiuttcr in Print. __’2 ,I 23cI NOVEWER 21-I.
Shoulder Steak; 5 ". ' '
‘ Ground Bone. . E'KathTUTT. QSTeTman
OIsIor Shells ‘ i In the new and manual play; replete
Trlpc and Pigs Iota . . ' > loci.“ WM ”"0"“ 13'1"?“ "130"" ,
_ i so 9’ .
. a Miss Petticoats
Sch-uh o Market 10: "I d .I W 6 to o
22 wasumovou arnszr. ' r m " 13in git-r3»: ’ “We
Dilute 22-2. . ' Apricot. clean and interacting come-
dy drama In a prologue and
“ “ ‘ ‘ ‘ ' " four acts.
I g A magnificent poem production.
BIG COMPANV OF 35 PEOPLE
HANDSDMEIIQM QOWNED.
‘ PRICES—25c (1.1.00.
Seats on ul Wafiffi advance.
" “I
Bond ou'l sovT's THEATRE.
THANKSGIVING DAY,
Taylorl-GoldenI , m...” m m...
74 Washington St... 80. Norwalk.‘ THE BIG MUDICAL COMEDY,
A GREAT BARGAIN SALEI The P011611 Planers.
of I
Beautiful 301d] .3 n _ war 35—Famoua Colored .Comedlana. Sing-
lfan for Ladies and ""I'I °‘;°"H"WI
children: ' "'5 *7 Whit“.
All the latest styles. “Value. two and . N'W “"I‘v 9'01“: ”“91““ -
three dollars. ' Matinee Mus-4199 and 250.
3“: PRICE ’9. and 9‘. Evening Prion—260. 36c and No.
Don't miss the said at the oldstantl.
millinery and cloakstore. .
L. FITll-SON. ..
14 N. Main St. South. iIVorwaIIt, Conn. '
Glover’s the Piece
.né i. leaflet» by Pdmffibaal billidrin
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