. Our $2.00 Ladies‘ Shoe is
Well known for its Siniish- i
Hiéss and Lona" settice. ' i
a
W .F. D. LYON (it CO.
W
p o - ,
'Xhllliiiliilil
‘ .li e "
' Ba o'clock this morning and the agreement
lwas ratified by the men a few hours
‘l ' l I t I l l l i
, - , - , . - as l
V ‘ \ [033 Of. Amut $' 5.000 l thevr'egllr: :yllifiefinui‘tgnIZhlt‘. “The hilly
'l‘PllISlllll'g. Bill N0 [.088 ilonil that prevailed since the inaugura-
r. ‘ . loo o to air c a wee ago list.
of life Nor injury to Any lam-aim.“ "‘ 5" ' '
. ; For some unexplained reason the
h the Audienc" .maungement of the. Chicago City Ruth
way was not officially notified until to-
..._.__..
. night that the strike had been decisi-
" PITTSBU (3. Pa.. Nov. 26,—Much ' ed otf. While the men were ratifying
excitement revalled, but fortunately . the agreement decided upon early this
I no loss of life nor injury to any of u... morning by which the men were to
audience resulted from a life which Willi?“ 10 work, the company (‘Ontin‘
broka out Iii the Avenue Theatre. II. “ml ‘0 “Dem” 0“”! under police lli‘O‘
eonflnhdug vaudeville house. this 9",". tecidou on the five branch lines that
ins; during a performance. The audl- had been openedfor traffic since the in-
once 1‘9““ no time in leaving the house, auguratlon of the strike and as no of-
buf, no mm“ was evident, and in a tlciai notice of the cessation of hostili-
Very short time all were safely on the ties had been received by the, officials
. street. of the road at 5 o'clock tonight. the
Fir' rumor had many people killed usual time of abandoning the service
and h '1. H1. *ry Davis, owner of the since the trouble begun. arrangements
theatre places the property damage at were made for the cars to run tomor
' about ‘15 000_ MW guarded by tile police.
7th fir}; 0.1“}an “-0“, m, explo— Tonight, however. Assistant Chief of
Rich faiilm roll used in the cinemat- I’Oiil'e Schliettler, who had charge of
ograp apparatus. which was being
the police who have been guarding the
, > . , cars. was notified that his services lino
:figgeda‘llletktlgrgr {’llghgallttelfymzfigyg that of his men would be required no
The work of the fire department was longer as word had been received from
so prompt and effective that the flames
got no further than the rear portions
of these two sections. -
Withlniifteen minutes after the. fire
was subdued, Manager Davis had a
large force of men at work clearing
up and signs out announcing that the
house would be open as usual tomorrow
noon.
SETTLEMENT or THE tram.
Terms by Which Ohioa 0 Railway Man
- Return to ork.
CHICAGO. Nov; zh.~AlthouIth a
basis of settlement of the strike of the
employees of the Chicago City Railway
i
been ordered to report for duty at l
the time. elapsed since
fourteen days to the hour and minute
CORNELL WON CHAMPIONSHIP.
home for Thanksgiving.
Hugh O‘Rourke. the
In the Renewal ofytha'lntorcollegiate Welt-know
, , cross Country Run.
NEW YORK. Nov. 25-430mm scor-
ed an easy victory in the fifth renewal
of the intercollegiate cross country
championship. six miles over the Trav-
ers island course and through adjacent
woods in the vicinity of New Rochelle
today.- in all thirty-nine athletes start-
ed and of these thirty-four finished.
but H..M. Frank, of i’riiiceton, who was
the twenly~llfth man to get home. was
disqualified for falling to take the wat—
' . or jump. Cornell had tire represents
lives in the ilrst six. W. E. Schutt.
the intercollegiate two-mile champion,
was first semen the line, his time being
$3.15. which is 52 seconds behind the
time. made by John Joyce. winner of
the National champlo ship over the
ame Course three woe s ago. In that
race Schutt finished third and his time
tatlves 'of~ Columbia, Princeton or
- .which he completed the six-mile run
Cornell had seven representa-
for some time. is visiting friends II
this city over Thanksgiving.
gone to New Haven. to attend the wed
ding of Mr. Hlillilriltilt'a‘ Hitler.
Owing to the great rush of trav
a half late.
Mrs. William G. Tracey was to boy
sung a solo at the concert and dani-
5
disposition.
OAT RUSK FOR STAMFORD.
at Work in That City.
~Mr. Ilale tilep. Maine).
l Newiands’
Company was decided upon at 1230‘
cars operated today were manned by.
non-union crewa under the same condl- .4
the strikers' union that the strike had
been declared off. The train men have | November
o'clock tomorrow momlng. This makes army
the walksout Ivt-nt that Gone
ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS.
the Croftit & Knapp Company. is at
plumber who has been in New Canaan .
Mr. and Mrs. August Parsons and
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Humiaton. have
on .
the Consolidated road yesterday and_
last evening trains on all the divisions
were from half an hour to an hour and 5
07 "“5 Catholic Club “I!“ evening, bi“ held at the Hotel Continental tonight
“'35 I‘m-WWW ”WWW "I ll slight “1' .Illlfl was attended by the most promi-
The New England Food company.’
ANNIXAIION 0F CUBA.
donate Adapted Resolution Providingl
for Reconsideration. l
WASHINGTON. Nov. fluvThe SHIP.
ate today completed the appointment of .
committees for the Fifty-eighth Cou-
gross. adopted the motion .provldluit
for the reconsideration of the vote by
which the Newlands' Joint resolution
for the annexation of Cuba was refer-
led to committee and made the Cuban
reciprocity bill the. unfinished business.
'I‘ e first speech on the merits of the
Cub II bill was made by Mr. Cormack
till-In. Tenn.) who opposed the bill and
said that nothing less than general tar-
iff revision would give the relief need-
Hi.
There was further debate between
Mr. 'l‘ellcl'
- (Dem. Cole.) and Mr: Newiuuda on lilo
resolution. in which Mr.
'Newlands further outlined bin views
laud Mr. IiaIe deprecated all Imitation
:on the subject.
Mr. Teller declared that (‘ubn was in
no sense a dependency of the lintlen
States.
The Senate adjourned until Muddy.
WILL LOOK co: :0" common:
a
WASHINGTON, Nov. 26.—-Sir Henry
Mortimer Durand. the new British am‘
liaseador. who will arrive in New York.
Saturday. is expected to come at once
to Washington and his first work will
be the pushing of the protest of the
British bondholders. which already has
been informally lodged against the
hesitancy of the Panama government
m—n. ”W.
iwarou N
His Own Bi
A BENSATIONAL, STU '
SPECTACULAR SCENI
Krishna The
THANKSGIVING DAY.
Matinee and Niglt.
THE BIG MUIICAL OMIDV.
The Potion Planets.
(IS—Famous Colored Comedians. 8mg-
oI-a, Damon—35.
EVIRYT'HINO NEW.
New Songs. Dances. Specialties.
Matinee Prices—45o and 250.
Matlnoo commences 3 o'clock.
Matinee 25c and 15:.
Evening Prion—250. 350 Ind bOc.
”CM
HOYT’S THEATRE.
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 28 MATI-
Nil AND NIGHT.
--THE GREAT-—
LAFAYETTE
—-puunta—-
doo Mystic Play
Ville
BY THE GREAT LAF ETTE
DOUS
PRODUC
TION.
o Ivan Mar Hilltop.
MINTI.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 86. -Presldent
Roosevelt and Secretary flay are giv-
Inx watchful hood to the recent de-
velopments In the Far East situation.
It lb understood today that the. subject
was discussed briefly at the Cabinet
meeting yesterday. .
novr's ‘raaaraa.
9 Company in tin {cw Hin-
- TIIE LEAoG our 00 STORE.
Tristram dHyatt.
. _..... m. .._..,.
‘ CREAM DAMASKS.
*
66 in. Bleached Damask. 50 c yd
Thanksgiving Table Linens. .
The possession of a good store of dainty Table Linens is a joy to every housekeeper Just
new ways and means for the winter tax the brains and judgment of womankiiid and to have the ta-
ble nicely dressed for Thanksgiving dinner, without spending 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 waato we call your‘attention at
tins time to our Linen Department. a knowledge of which will be profitable‘to you:
(Kiln. Bleached Damask. Gal/ac yd.
4
(5.". 7w)“
DOUBLE BLEACHED DAM- BLEACHED HEMSTITCHED
. . ASK
70in. Lreain Daiunsk . . . .5oc. yd. WIT ' CLOTHS'
O3 in. Cream Dmunsk . . . .ch. yd. H NAPIER“: TO MATCH' l (V 3
72 in. Cream Damask ----75C. Yd. 70 in. Double BlC'lt‘llt‘l D ‘- . as: y 5., q """"""" 2-75-
72.iu. Cream Damask . . . .85C. yd. _ .............. V, .t...a:;251;d. 2nzI/3 ytls.. @ ' ' ' ' ' ' """ 33'35'
BLE A CHED DA 72 III. Double Bleached Damask. 2x3 yd‘s-Lfifl ' '_'_' ------- 34-00-
“... MASK. ................... $1.00 yd. HEMSTITCHED SETS.
72 in. Double Bleached Damask.
. ................... m d. , ~ ,
72 Ill. Double Bleached Dermal? 10-4 inhlc Cloth, dozen Nap-
to assume a pro rata share of the Co-
—In Which Are In uced— , . . ,.
“mm“ "9” w-.. Scores of pretty girls 06 m. Bleached Damask. 69 c yd. .., - $I-35 Yd. kms to match $635'
FISHING ocnoossa asauoouso A|carl'oad of special. can-3'» 66 in. Bleached Damask 75 c d " m“ “O“M" Blmc‘m‘l Damask» I’2‘4 Clmll Napkins to match.
HALIFAX, N. 3" Nov. 25:4 ym. E ectr cal and mach :hlrt‘ “I“. ~ Y - . . . . . . .‘ ...... , ...... $1.50 yd. ........ s
.mouth special mm be Gloucester. Mimi Ind arctic-tr yeem 20 inch Na kiiis‘ . .. . 5 ............. 7.00.
Mass. fishing schooner Anglo Saxon, Beautiful, ”"9”" "5 coolly COI- . . P . . . assorted dealgns from .............. '_ . . $
Capt. l’orper. struck on Noddy Island tumoa. l 24 "Eli NapkmS. assorted, designs from I ‘ ' I . I ' """"" . 1'00 to 82'75 Per d01-
Eyesterday and the cnlpunl and crew “0"". pony, I ll '°" and "ii"! ' """""""""" - ' - - .. ------------- 3!.00 to $5.00 per doz.
iof nineteen men abandoned her. blev- 09‘" animain. KIT I
5.0“” hours later the captain and five of Prices, 25. 5°: 75 .00. I at 1- .- . D . ’ . CHEN DEPARTMENT,
lthe crew returned on board. It blew M'm‘" 50°» 35° -c. ‘ LL Ml" “P l ““5 ----- l9c- Large 'I‘Ilrkev Pl'ltiel‘”. , - I -‘
”Me “on“ the mm “m night and us an“ on m. 5 . In Advance. Covered Roasters, 12x1", 59c ('il'm Ber . D' h. . ..... 25c. 2 qt. Llown Glass Pitchers .. 50c.
.nothinx has been heard of me vessel. ' T} is es ........ xoc. Salts and I’epp6rs ......... . Ioc
lsnme anxiety Is fell for their safety. H O Y T ‘ S . E A T R E . '
* - sous Week so - Monday Nov. 30.
. THE ISTHMIAN SITUATION. Matlnoea, Wed ay and Saturday.
‘ COLON. Nov_ 26.——The correspon- . w. ATES. '
dent of the Associated Prgss todtzly fl; Prounta m. 'r . ed ROII'iantlc Actor or "
craved a telegram from ogota ate . we on n
21, saying that the govern- _.,
iinltnt had issued orders to raise the Mr' D 16‘ Ruan' , , . , .
fooling to I00.000 men in the And his inco . at "0°“ orolnin- N O 2 Ind 5 GAZIT
-‘ ‘ - . TI. BUILDING
rnl Reyes” mission to
iWuslilngton should prove fruitless.
I'l‘hn subjugation of Panama. is given
Ens the reason for the government's ac~
I lion
ALASKA NATIVES OESTITUTE.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 26.—~ Brigadier.
. [General Frederick Funaton. command-
‘iug the Department of the Columbia.
I :tias submitted I' the Adjutant-General
- of the army a report covering the m
units of his investigation of reports of
destltutlou among natives of Alaska.
5 The data he obtained was mostly from
'conversatiou with traders, mlsnionnr
' ies. miners and other residents of the
. country. ‘
AMERICAN CLUB BANQUET.
PARIS. Nor. Bin—Th9
imectlug of the American Club. formed
0 ‘ tor the purpose of entertaining promi-
e . dent. American visitors to Paris. was
ilarry Ferris. traveling salesman forl
.Iwnt among the American residents. A
banquet followed. Ambassador Porter
inaugural '
accepted the hourary presidency of the
.I-Iuti and Consul-General Gowdy was el-
Canvamra of Now instead Food 60- refer honorary vice-president.
-—-—~ .
iNBPECTED WHITE HOUBE. ,
ed in
Yale.
with
a
today.
lives in the contest anti they all finish
W. J. Hall. of
M ed third. and King. of Rat-
; .vard. pie ding freely from the effects
Infralbad fall. got home in seventh po
altiou.‘
than: honors, but all of her men cross-
, ad thetape before any of the represent ..
'* ”titres of Columbia,
yenns‘ylvauia.
f7 Foil
cloth
the inn dozen.
‘ Cornell not. only tools tlI
King. Harvard, 34.00. , 5
. C. Manson, Cornell. 34.06.
a...
S's-“K AI. COI'WeIl. Harvard, 34.08.
. 3W8. Curtis, Harvard, 84.22. '
cosmos to uono nossasnv.
NDON Nov. -25.—-Lord Rosebery
littlioussnd persons on the
‘I question lat the Surrey Theatre and enfoeblea. ~
Wt. There. were twenty thousand Ii—To be sensibly dressed is to give mlan canal commission. a member of
willie-timijfirlicketh. the issue of freedom to and: movements and the association. ~
which had‘to he‘llmlted to the capacity enough 'lrmth. go be protected from - ‘ v
9! the theatre. Lord Rosebery after- sudden changes of temperature. FIRIMEN nismsaso.
‘ Loutsv1nna.ay., Nov. 2:. «pm
W addrfssed a large overflow meet-
. I. At be 1: meetings he was given an
monomer-emptied and all through
, speeches he was warmly cheered.
, lioeebsry referred to Mr. Cham-
» was "a modern Jeremiah." whose
filer-tibia that the country had been
What! itch
. t
, firefuted by t
Princeton or
in; is the order of the finish
me made by each man of tho
It’ll. ton menz“ ‘
‘1-W; H. Schutt, Cornell. 33.15.
‘3—K. W. Woodward, Cornell, 33.18.
»I-—W. J. Hall. Yale. 33.26.
4.4: M. 'iI‘o‘ster. Cornell, 33.42.
5—0. I". Magoflin, Cornell. 33.48.
JIr-yfff'r.Newman, Cornell. 83.56.
loot Earthenware
WASHINGTON. Nov. ear—comm
tho Norwalk company which recently 5
superintendent of the Publi
entered upon the manufacture of "Oat : Symona.
R'mk’ in East Norwalk. in doles better iBulldings and Grounds. Chief sell up
each day at the mill. ) The canvasscrs ‘Marghal newer. 01 “m “’flshlngh
have worked Bridgeport thoroughly lr‘Ire Department today made a th
and are now working Stamford. From Iough inspection of the White iio .
Stamford they will so to New Rochelle. with a view to perfecting
The company has several premium itaclllties on the grounds and in
schemes in connection with the sale of 5hulldlng for fighting fire. ‘
the goods. The latest one is a watch . —-———-—-————-~—
for the person who is weighed by his ; PORTO RICO SCHOOL TEACH . 5.
grlrer and mine the most In threei WASHINGTON. Nov. 25,4199 n-
niontbs' time, eating "Oak Rusk." i leave Cooper. of Wisconsin_ pad on
:ference with the president. toda' “'
HEALTH'O DECALOGUE- \ learning a proposition to have I Sill
l-Rise early. retire earlytand illl
to this country next summer the heal
you day with work.
teachers of Porto Rico in ord that
2—Water and bread maintain lite; they may have opportunity I sev-
pure air and sunshine are Indispose» erai monthh’ tuition in. the best -0mmi
ble to health. ‘ ' schools of the country.
s—Frnsality and sobriety form the ,5 ——_«-——-— '
best elixir of longevity. WANT‘ PLACE 0N coM astou.
I-Cleanllness prevents rust; the WnanlNGTON. Nov, 23.1 r. Wil-
best cared for machines last the Ionic llam Osler. of Johns Hopkins Univer-
est. ' > ' ' ' sity. Baltimore. accompanied”! a ”“1“
6~hinough sleep repairs waste and gallon representing the American Med-
strengthensz’too'much sleep softens lcalAss’oclation.urged the president to-‘f
day to appoint as [member of the isth-
b
members of the Louisville Fire Depart-
ment were dismissed today for con
duct unbecoming firemen in connection
with the Masonic Temple fire, This
makes a total of eleven firemen dis--
missed by the Board and ends the in
or bone. I
r, The mind Is refreshed and invig-
orated by distractions and amusement;
but abuse of them leads to dissipation
and dissipation to vice.
9—Cheorfuluesa makes love at life.
EA clean aud’cheerful house makes
8
It Washingts ' .
vestigatlon for the-present.
._ M.
TO PREVENT SPREAD 0F DISEASE
PARIS. Nov. 26.-—An important re
and love of life is half of health. Do
the contrary. sadness and discourage-
ment hasten old age.
10‘.-—Do you a your living by your
intellmf? Then do not. allow your arm!
and tens to grow stilt Do you earn
your bread by your'plckaxe? Do not
he
an International bureau which will die-
seminate in formation to all the signs
suit of the sanitaryconference'wili bel - alga,
the signature of a treaty providing for be old
Fool.
ding
oil of this cl
m. to arm
to the Poll ~| rtment of‘lhe Admin-
latratlve I '
current e '
said appr
to the up " tion for said depart.
v-reby.
enlarge your mouth}. ,.
onsecsuniiayi how not.
‘Iilid Clochkelil.
filo—ro—
tina’iecord of It“ made on
“will... snare-sea dial! Mail
tips on
am Tuesday. ,
- 5/ W
- . FIR! IN VIENNA.
VIENNA, {Nov 35’ Fire In
forget to cultivato‘your mind and to
r - “ » TEE!!! aim ind. Nov. .—
‘ ' . ' . « ' ’ . .. seasoanmma nuts.
and 890011.35“: audaceacli. Whetheroruotfiroaoiumatalilonfi‘g NEW. YORK. Nov. lid-The dir}
will be one crush-stint udna- taboo
up at a meeting of the American Trot»
‘ Aaaoolati meeting in Chianti).
to!” countries regarding the appeal
snow and measures taken to preven
. the‘iaprsad of‘ disease.
Mag—”.mfi-u ,d.’
tort or the Seaboard Air Line met
thla‘elty today; but accordqu to
announcement made by one of the .5
clalo'ot the close of the meeting. 0
man. buaindfl' Was discussed.
ilh
mew
lob . mast-Azania. .
Wino com
i
i
monthly meetln’t ‘ K
.‘_..‘ .‘ ‘ I . 4
‘ .asono .raosaAL aoLoIan l
‘- vars.
so ”OFIQUIPOCII scenery cars,
”6.000 invo v -
M 0 AV VIVENING
Lavish pro “0n '3'. K. Hackotf'a
t N. , Success.
rI‘_
Don ,5 as ’5 Return
Tuesdafvonin to be announced.
Wodnt vah Peat Ruby. ..
Thurs’ . Mon ' Pitta.
priup Vlrp‘lni '
and yflm
w“ day. nos,
uaketcerg.
Tho Gilded
3.. fly, mat . The Fatal Woe-
Pr . 10! 2°. 5.0“!
Mi con. 10, 2 q.
: ' ill
0 i i. You.
Golden
So. Norwalh.
.. m...» wt-.. ‘
7
A
I'
.J‘
IICET "
Fuilhe {I propriation
Notice is given that the Coun-
" miles. at its next rea-
held on the 7th day
, at 8:00 o‘clock p.
. the sum of 8400.00
t-r of said city, for
of said department.
In being in addition
ment mmflho adjourned annual
city meet. " the current year.
South ," ,Nov.21. 1903.
Per ord ' e Council.
3 PH a. TAYLOR.
n0v23 5i ' City“ Clerk.
has.“
.i
The
a
o
Street Commissioners
' ce that all water gate
Its. and the like. which
to surface of the side.
lowered to a level of
the point where they
bet
xcs. .
trud
ay ha .
This a. given that further
trouble avoided by those who
comply 55 ‘ ,
.I. CUTBILL.
. In. DOW.
ll. RIGHT.
:. Commissioners,
at! St
alarms
M has
Is brim fullnfhtyle In made can;
In brim fat or style and made aloha ‘
Inhalrance.
COLOMBIA I
clan Ufiiee has II-ceived notice from Co-
ombia through her representatives
here. that she will submit a protest
against the action of the United States
in connection with Panama. No 5““
lion favorable to Colombia will be tak-
en by the French government. Senor
Pasadn. the Colombian consul here In
the course of an interview Iodnv said
that ii the mission or (homeowner
to Washington fails to secure It at tile-
ml“.fl honorable to Colombia. lie is cer-
tain (‘olombln will strenuously def And
her independence.
the Colombian colony here say that
extreme. One. hundred thousand men
well armed anti equipped. they assert.
will be put into the acid.
WANT MORE INFORMATIO .
‘ BOSTON. Nov. 2i..-The inlegtate
(.ommerce Commission today filed a
petition in the United States Circuit
Court use-king a writ of mandamus to
compel the Boston and Maine Railroad
30. 1903. information respectin tol-
nape. ton mileage. earnings Elfd l‘e-
celpts per ten per mile on grain, hay
cotton. livestock. dressmd meats anI
thraclte. bituminous coal and lumber
carried in car load lots. and also data
under the head "including operation we
pendllures omitted in the report Ill-
ed. The commissioners any the lil-
formatlon is necessary to enable them
to perform their duties and to carry
out the object for which the commis-
sion was created.
AMERICAN MISSIONARY SOOI
WASHINGTON. Nov. 35.~Altlleh1l::
stance of the American Missionarv So-
ciety. which had become apwrehenslve
for the safety of it: agents in Colom-
bia during possible disorders arising
from the separation of‘Panama from
the parent state. assistant Secretary
of State boomis last Monday cabled to
United States Minister Beauprs. at Bo
gota. an inquiry on this point. He has
just received a reply from the Minis-
ter, stating that the missionaries are
in no possible danger. The Minister
makes no reference to his own situa-
tion ‘nor does he refer to the political
deve.opmenta in Bogota. .
I
.The :Perfecta .
suit. Tin oomiorr‘aa wen .“. admirable
There may be batter at the dollars
but It is the heat three fifty Iadiee‘
time we know of.
N'renos TO FIGHT. .
rants. Nov. 2h.--'i‘he French For?
Other mem bers of '
Colombia intends to fight to the lust'
i
to set forth for the year ending .Iunel
Glover’s the Place ~‘
i
i
l
2903i
West Washington St.
i
I
i
I
«GUESS .I’LL TRY“ f
Krieger’s W
That’s how most of our
best customers began.
Whu don’t sou ll'll our
easu paument plan? '
One dollar per week will.
dress son from head
to feel.
:AFRIBAN "mutt. mm,
saw roan Nov. tam” ‘
Vern .tlio African , 5' P.
Norwalk Chronicler