n
.‘9 . . "ness. and tons
the .Tawo court. .
of the (our Not-walk lads, ‘
a
' . on about the windows at tho ‘
”V all; : aengersmafthc platfonn.I
‘ yams-whoa cheer the boys I
' ,. outs paper bag mind with water. I
. Judge concluded to continue the ,
,s‘uinst them for two weeks, and I
‘v‘tllomthat it ntheydld not conduct
"I; m in a proper manner in the;
he. would send them to the state
. . school. I
developed that these ys had.
put up to the trick of hrowinc 2
bag t waterby Edward ii, "Jewel, _
m. r'boy, employed at the de-
., , and w c was tho.ohiot witness
must the . He'Was given a severe
“figure for his part in the proceedings.
I“ admitted having suggested to the
3:0”th it would he a. good joke to
throw out the bag of water and told
them where to procure the bag. .
, TODAY IN WALL eraser.
,. . . .
WALb araam, 10:10 a. m.-0pen-
ingndsalin‘gsshowed a narrow market
{or stocil'a. but there were some strik-
ing price changes. industrial stocks
We inclined-to advance. United States
“tech pill. and Paper pfd. being the.
notable exceptions with lractional do-
cum -, liugar.sdvanced a point and
routed‘c-‘hnlf.’ Canadian Pacific tell
ftp. ‘atid‘NorfoIk- and Western pfd. 2.
Pennsylvania opened unchanged .and
flu off a halt. . -
‘ WALL STREET. noon—There were
inn 0! l to 1% in Republic Steal. pith.
; lmfillhcfllold Steel. pi’d.. Smelting.
flit. and Corn Products. Nd, and 2%
h.Consolidated Gas. The general list
Willi-little affected. Traders' seemed
disposed to sell to realize on the bank
ointment. and the ‘averase price level
modded ‘atraction below last night.
, Inuit! Consolidatd Gas reacted a
{no at. and Leather. pm. lost as much.
Thomarket steadied and closed iirm.
\ TODAY'. QUOTATIONB.
Morton over Private wire of Mn-
; last Goldsohntidt Gommfssion lim-
:9 -'Sw'srtz a Corbett Block. South
Main: .
. ' Open. High. Low.
‘ 38% 37%
18% 18%
14% 14%
, 44, 437.2.
122% 121:};
60% till
90% 90%
76% 767.4,
39% 39V. 39%
lbs
138%
13
177 77-3;
27 27
66%
154%
‘_ 16951635
xsT‘A'rnMENT. ‘
' than“. '. “83.33.33:
WI. y, no, . . . _
Igloo, -3 ;. ' . 6,394,500
712.700
1.481.200
5,781,400
13.40»
...:,,0ur., $2.00 ’udles‘j’slté“ is "
then turned the tall: from himself to
, morning.
' cannot‘he present.
7 .~ a‘t-ssb’
.; await ‘ilnown .. for its Siulish-
Service. .
F. D. LYON a co.“ }
a ‘.
[monastic nova. “curl?" damn All "I it"?
by Fund Lockwood. I Walked Out or Maison 'st'. Lsavso-
worth Kansas, at 4 a. m.
Laavnsivoasu, Kart, Nov. 23,-
th maids; a nuisance or A low minutes bolero i o'clock this
about the Nbrwalk passen- ‘morning, Oberlin M. Carter, tax-captain
W.” before Jhdla Wk- ,oi engineers; walkedout of the portals
”Will. III the Norwalk of the Federal prison at-Fort heires-
.waad~,wers Joseph ,Ensllsh. . worth a tree man. At the gates he has
~ orerhauser, Thomas Moorel met ‘ ,
~- .l‘etrie. "the special com- I mediately driven in a hack to the Unv
was" that they were throwlncuon Depot, in this city. ’i’hislast move
by his uncle-.1. 1). Carter. and ion
meat was a mac to throw the news-
paper Incn. ~whom he wished above.
all things to avoid.~ott the track. At
the Union Station, while Carter still
staunchly refused to be interviewed as
‘0 his pm” ‘0” '3‘" future, h" ““1: ‘ ermcier and Emil liocski sat silently
in their cells in the Harrison street
poiict station today, the story oi their
crimes was-helm! presented to the
"I will catch tho Missouri Paciiic
train out or here at 6:14 o'clock to
Kansas City. and there after breaks
last. will take the last Santa Fe direct
to Chicago. i wish to spend Sunday
with my mother. who is over-anxious
to see me."
While awaiting his train. the can
army officer couvcrscd irtely on a
large number of subjects. but always
skilfully avoided the introduction. of
anything in regard to his conviction or
his plans for the future. He spoke
at length about the prison, but even
generalities. ,
Thu captain looked much older than
when he. entcrrd the. prison nearly four
years ago. but showed no trace of ill-
health. - ' .,
it was thought last night that an
officer of the Department ol‘ Justice
might be at the prison gates to rear-
rest Carter on an old indictment, but
such was not the case. '
SCHOOL MASTERS IN DANIURY. f
. i
Western Collocation! Round Table;
Will Meat There Next Wank. f
The Schoolxnasters' Round Table oil
Western Connecticut will meet at the}
High School :in Danbury, Saturday.!
Dec. 5 at 10 o'clock a. m. ,
The subjects for discussion are:
"How Canschcoi Libraries Be Render-
ed Most Useful." “The Real Mead.
ing‘ot' the Recitation.“ "How Shelli
the Promotion of Primary Pupils he!
Determined?“ "Are Examin'ationsI
Alone a Fair‘Test tor Promotion?"1
“How Can the Principal Render l-iis'
Supervision Most Effective?" .
J. R. Perkins, of this city, secretary.
The committee on programmes. 8. P.
Williams, of Bridgeport. and ii. W.
Saxc. of Now~0anaan. ‘
KiNG RlCHARD'B WICKED lEiON.:
Probably no floater ncouudrei ever
sat upon the English throne than Rich~
ard. Duke of Gloucester. iiia soul was
as twisted as his body, for he was on.
ly deformed physically. but the story
of his crimes is a tale of horror. His .
London home iavstiii standing in Bia-
dlopsgate, and many of the pinto, the.
‘ development of which placed this wily g
fiend on the throne were hatched here.
it is the centre of other interesting ro-
minisconccs and the tragic narrative
will be tempt the First congregation- .
at Church in Diorwalk, tomorrow even-
ing as the solemn in the» series of}
addresses on "The Highways and “37- 1
ways of innllon." I
.‘\ I..."
anaesrzo FOR oauuxeuaass. I
'tltophen Tarnoy. who was arrested
for drunkenness yesterday by Chief at
Police Bradley. of Norwaik. was
brought before Judge luckwood this
Tarnoy was so drunk yes-
terday that. he was refused permission
to board a car for Wcsiportpto which;
place. he wanted to go. 'l‘arney toldi
tho judge that he had been working at
lloyt'a nursery in New Canaan. lie
was given an opportunity to get out of
town. ‘
SACHEM ROWE'8 CIGARS SMOKED
- 'Co’ckenoe Tribe. l. O. lightneol Nor“
Red Men’s Hall, in the Gazettetbuild-
ln'g. e'rna chief‘s degree was conferred
on two candidates. During the event
log. Sachem J. William Rowe passed
around the cigars in honor of his tour.
tinge. which, as told in another col~
titan, took place on Thanksgiving eve.
ers held a session'and‘ made things
warm tor a time. . . ‘
BUTLER LODGE ROLL CALL.
By desire ot the grandmaster. But-
ier mambo. er. no: 0. 13‘...;iviil,.~hol¢
a roll call on Wednesday eroding. De
camber Rd. 1903, at 8 o’clock. Idem.
hers are roonestedto be.present and
answer to the roll call. or communi-
cate with the. secretary in case you
psoriasis, anti. pane.“
. Bahrain. who was very
sly injured by a tall at the Nor»
.. _. mowers. =1: aunt
all
and" has no recollection arm
,3 1H... .
ing for a chance to got me."
the stomach by Noidermeier. was still
alive today. . .
Grand Jury. , ..
‘peradocs brought to on
complete written conical-lions of the
at the police station today. The meet-
ecrs and gently drew her back.
.sm'oral diiterent agencies.
.on the third floor. and threatening to
Attcr the tribe meeting. (theflaymak: .
#8093; .p
consciousness but ta: sou wen: oases ,
huh-Mina“.
. "i never got much." he said. “They
used to buy me something to eat and to
give me a few pickles once in a while.
They afterwards got ’soro‘ on me bc~
.cause they thought i might give them
‘awuy. Marx told me that Ncidormeier'
and Van Deln were going to “do me
1‘. IL“
Marx is the man who confessed his
part in the car barn robbery after mur-
dering a policeman following the rob-,
‘bery or a saloon and implicated his,
‘lhroe companions. who were capturad.
"After arx was arrested for shoot-
in Quinn." (the policeman referred
,to continued Roulkl. "we hung ar-p.
ound town for awhile. thinking about
getting him out if he did not 'soueai.’
We were going to blow up the police
station. and Data said it would be a
good place at Aotna (a place near Mil-
ier‘s Station) to gobliynaxnilc. Wod-
noaday morning when we read that
Mitt-x had told. we went on to the
dug-out. chdertneier had bv ‘ «“It
there before and had a crazy unit-1.1
that it would be a sood'plaqe. i guess-
cd after we. not there they wore look-
Detcctlvc Drisooil, who was shot in
Whiio Harvey Van Dcin..l’cter lucid-
Following the return of indictmcuts,
it is planned to have the young des-
immediate
lrlal. As Gustav Marx. who was or-
rested several days ago at... he had
murdered Di tective Quinn and Nellier-
meter and \‘an Dein have already made
cur barn murders, it-l is thought the
prisoners will plead guilty. in winch
case a speedy verdict thrill~ be reached.
\"an Deln's mother called on him
ing was affecting. Bite. said to him:
"You kayo sinned, .iiarvey, and you
must suffer. But remember. you are
not beyond redemption and your moth-
er >is suffering with you. Site is your
best friend now, and she will suffer
with you." .
For a few seconds the prisoner sat all
it dazed. Then he caught sixhtof a
smaller and more girlish figure stand-
ing beside his mother. anti ho arose.
null: walked toward the door of his
co .
Mrs, Van Dela. speaking between
her subs, said: "Oh, my son! My
son!" She put her arms through the
bars and put her hands upon the pri-
soner's shoulders. Thou Mamie Dunne.
Van lk-ln's sweetheart. stepped for-
ward and shook hands with the prison-
er.
At this point Van Dein displayed his
tirst sign of emotion. Tears appeared
in his eyes and the girl was quick to
see them.
“Please. don't, Harvey." she said.
Mrs. Yon Dciu again put her arms
tiu'ough the bars toward her son. in-
speclor Levin. who had been warned
that an attempt might be made to pass
firearms to the prisoner. caught the
krief-strickcu mother .by the should-
stopoq FIRE m saloosaoar.
Building at 3644 Middle Street, Badly
Wrecked This Morning. .
illilUGEl'OliT, Nov. 38.—Fli‘i.: to
day wrecked the upper two floors ct
tile building at 30-“ Middle street. oc-
cupied by the Plumb in Winton 00m-
pany. this morning. entailing a loss es-
timated at fully 310.000, which. in am-
ply coverod by insurance. placed in
The tire. was discovered shortly be-
fore 10 o‘clock, in the northeast cor-
ncr oi' the building, on the third floor,
near the smoke house. As soon as it
was seen, an alarm was sent in from
box! 32. corner of Falrtieid avenue and
Main streets. .
. ()n this floor. where the fire was. is
located the collapse manuiaeluring
part of the business and the material
and surroundings afforded ample tuai
lor the flames;
timolthe alarm was sounded. lire was
belching i'orth from‘severai windows
leanacross the alloy-way beside the
building and attack the rear of Poil's
Theatre and the Standard buildinst.
The first alarm Abronaht out steam»,
wullt’. held a session last evening at..icrs.1 4 “as and muslritrucks“ hut‘a
In steamer t was outteseroising when
the alarm sounded; steamer 2 respond-
ed in her place. . ‘
As soon as Chic! Engineer Collin ar.
rived on the scene or-‘the dire, he sent
in a second alarm, and this brought
..teamer strum Norman street.
With all this force: dotenumed at,-
such success that inside or bat! an
hourit was fully under control, . ‘
QADAL CONCISBIONB.
Republic «mums. app-m Willing‘
to Grant Thorn.
Republic '0! Columbia grant to“ the
United States all the canal concessions
provided for in the Hay-Heroin treaty.
absolutely free at cost. istheprop-
osltloawhick General Rafael Rayon
envoys)! his to the United States
all: special; fission. brings for the
“ oinclgnhotw _,
v
. ii
in less than five minutes tram the '
tackvwas made upon'the fire. and with; -
_ Taylor a- Golden
WASHXNG‘I‘ON, Nov. 28.—That'thc '
. v .
t
n...-
‘ Opium
roa Haacacds‘s, unavous.
NI." AND LO“ OF ILEIP.
aura, positive and sofa
in successful use tor iifiy years
l
AT ALL da‘uoolsrs.
strut-lions before i have executed thorn.
i cannot say more about this now." he
replied.
OUR EXHIIIT AT 8‘. LOU“.
HARTFORD. Nov. 28.—‘flcnator Wil-
cox, chairman of tho (tounec'icut Com-
mission to the St. lxmis Exposition.
Edward HIHMBY. of Sullicld. chairman
oi the committee on tobacco exhibits.
and Charles A. Thompson. chairman of
the committee of farm products. had
a conference at the Capito today on
the matter of allotment of space. The
agricultural urea in twenty lterea and
application hits home made for all this
space. There will be two exhibits of
tobacco. one with llil‘ farm products
and another as u ‘splria‘. feature of the
agricultural building.
pawns s‘ANK FAILS. .
OMAHA. Nola. Nor. 2fl.-A special to
the World-Herald from Casper. Wyn.
says: Tile .W. A. lit-needle private
bank. capitalised at $5.000} but carry-
ing lame dclmila. failed today. over
speculation in poor stock loans bciult
the statement of the cause. The N. S.
Bristol liiermuutiie establishment wvul
down with the bank ads the Write...
mercantile calablishnu-nl for $7.000,
. .. an. n. A. ,.
HOYT’S THEATRE.
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 28. MAT!-
‘ " ' NEE AND NIGHT.
~THE‘GREAT-—
LAFAYETTE
' ~Praaoota~
His Own lip Company in the Newt-tin-
doo Mystic Play.
Krishna The Divine
IV THE GREAT LAFAVITTE
A SINIATIONAL. ITUPINDOUO
SPECTACULAR SCENIC PRODUC-
. . HON. ~
-in Which has introduced-—
Scum of pretty girls. ‘ ‘
A carioad of special scenery.
Electrical and mechanical clients.
A band and orchestra of thirty places.
Beautifci,‘ poor-goons lind' costly“ coa-
tumes. ‘ ‘ “
Horses. pony, a livc lion and many
other animals. .
Prices, 25. 50s 75, ".00.‘
Matinee 500. 350. 250. ~
deals on sale 5 din in Advance.
WW
Horr's, THEATRE.
Solid Week Btartin Monday Nov. so.
Motions, Wednes ay and Saturday.
W. 8. BATES.
Presents the Taicnt'a‘d Romantic Actor
Mr. Daniel Ruan. '
And his incomparable attack org-oin-
‘ a'"
'80. people. 2 spsaiai scaocry cars.
”5.000 invested. ‘C '
- MONDAY EVENING
Lavish production; Jas. it. Hackett's
. -. ,, meant N. Y. Omaha. . ;
Don ”Caesar’s scum
Tuesday evening, to. be announced.
Wednesday. The Grant Ruby.
Thursday, Manta Crista. .\
Friday.,Virgloiua. ,
Saturday. Three aidskctcsra.
Wednaslisz. motion, The Gilded
Fool. ‘ ' .
ding. , ’ .
Prices. 10. 20. 30. 50¢-
Motions, 10. 20 30c.
7r Washington at: 80 Norwaik'.
An opportunity is open '
{on s antavssrsrs'ar .
too. small amouliisjoi money. .93.”
.. monthly. .'
‘. w‘ . ' "“:éf‘.‘3r-\ ‘ '. 3%
IT'S WORTH "LOOKING?
0
Saturday, matinee, The Fatal Wed~
Tristrarrl a
an...
CREAM DAMASKS.
———.
70in. Cream Damask ‘. .. .5oc. yd.
63 in. Cream Damask . . . .69c. yd.
72 in. Cream Damask . ..75c. yd.
7.2 in. Cream Damask
BLEACHED DAfiASK.
.85c. yd.
66 in. Bleached Damask. 50 c yd.
66 in. lllcachcd Damask. Gal/2c yd.
{it} in. Bleached Doomsk. 69 c yd.
Thanksgiving Table ~ Linens.
. The possession of a good store of dainty Tabla Linens is a joy to every‘ housekeeper. Just
new ways and means for the winter tax the brains and judgment of wornjnkin‘d ”dualism: ta- ,
hie nicely dressed for Thanksgiving dinner. without spandiu'g‘t'nore mpnpy'than‘ean‘wfllls’mparad.
is very often a serious problem. Much money 'il‘tvastcddnzpt‘iqshaiitlftabia “00an stars not
‘ worth buying in the beginning. and to guard again
this time to our Linen Department. a knowledge of which will be profitable to you: ".
DOUBLE sLnAcnso Dara»
it
WlTH NAPKI
m
70 in. Double Blcnchcd Damask.
72 in. Double idle-anchor] Damask.
72 in. Double Bleached Damask,
73 to: Double Diane-hell Da'ma'sk.
...................
72 in. Double Bleached Damask.
s'ro MATGfl.
a
85c.yd. ..
. $1.00 yd.
$1.25 yd.
$1.35 yd. kins to match
v..\:-I
..
navs'rrrcrrso sn'rs.
m
10.4 Table QgthwdpzcuNap—
at this idiom waste w’e ”gall ydttidntténtion‘ at
l
$6.25.
12-4 Cloth Napkins to match.
of ilariem who was removed to th
Norwalk Hospital several days use. a
'a result of a runaway accident. con-3
iiia condition
tinues about the same.
is considered serious.
mu...—
NEW YORK. ‘Nor.
Elrurla. from Liverpmi.
Touraine. from llarre.
i-iARTFORD. Nov. Sit—Philip
kins. of the firm of Van Stone and WI
kins. of Bridgeport. has filed a petitio
the iirm declared bankrupt.
schedule shows alleged liabilities
$2549.79 and assets of $1330.43.
its session tomorrow noon in
come before the club.
Kerosene lamps I
Gas! .
AT THE.
w. a. Thompson. em» a. Can.
7! WATER .STREEJ".
OOUTHjflQQWALK. _
y pi tr
our hr haul-
and
"3.: a
i
. l'n':."i'i't
if"
may lie—Mash live
WILLIAM E. STREET'E CONDITION!
The condition of William E. Strcctni
RECENT ARRWALS OF VESOELS.
NEW YORK. Nor. 2b.-—l¢lrut‘lu. from
Liverpool. off Nantucket. at 1:30 a. m.
2d»...\rrivcll:
NEW YORK, Nor. 2S.——.~\rrived: Ln
BRIDGEPORT emu BANKRUPT. ..
wu.
in the United States Court here to bar
The l
of;
Ei‘el‘y member of The Jennings Club ;
is urgently requested to be, present at;
tbo'
South Norwalk Congregational Church.i
as business of great importance is to?
Chanced to Electric orI
Specialty Mfg. Co.
61 to“. h '0
ab mgr-1:“. ém’.“:mlp‘dgia:l C”
hulls—a- nut- eur-vs. “not- rt
. _ .
Glover’s the Place
.' v. - . i“
‘ . > full of ityie'a'id made aimfi
win an: of afiioand undo-“.1
collars
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5».
1-:
I‘ll
Oil
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EVERY.
DAV ‘
IAIGMN
DAY
in:
One dollar per Week will f_,
That’s how most . of: our
best customers began.
Willi don't uou ml our
‘ if“ «v.
encampment plan. ‘? {:3
in:
dress 000 from head .
to feel.
()Dil’l. ilicncbcd Damask. 75 c yd. ................... $1.50 yd. ............. . ' . . . $7.00.
20 inch Napkins. assorted designs from ....................... , .......... $1.00 to $2.75 per doz.
24 inch Napkins. assorted designs from .................... ............ $1.00 to $5.00 per doz.
_ i '7 KlTCHEN DEPARTMENT.
barge Sizt‘ Drip Pans ...... 19c. Large Turkc ' Platters ..... age. 2 qt. Blown Glass Pitchers .. 50c.
Covered Roasters, .12x17. 59c. Glass Derry ishcs ....... , roe. Salts and Peppers 100.
We :0
TRISTRAMdHYATT,Norwaik,Conn.
no. a and s oazsz'r'rl: BUILDING.
Norwalk Chronicler