Evening sentinel, Friday, December 4, 1903 · page 8

 
 
 

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GOING AFTER THE MOCCAGION.

load ””60ch Found to be Air
‘I’lglit‘ and Data.

CAPE HENRY. \‘a., Dec. 4.~‘Till!
Mlblnlrine boat Moccasin ashore near
Ouri‘ituck 'iIGI ".srlvlng .statioitt was

glam“. .by life "saIers at 10: 20 today.
boat was found tight and appar-

anti! In. good condition. The life aavI-
or. were unable, to tell whether any
one was on board or what the condi-
tions were inside. The tug Peoria
with the other submarine. boat. past-rod
in 10 a. In., presumably for Annapolis.

The Moccasin hall again been IIIIIIIII-

 

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"5 ed and the vessel lotqu to be tight and
._ _' in good condition with no one on board.
3;. WASHINGTON Dec. 4 -—In a de-
I" spatch to the. Navy Department this

morning from 'Adnilral Harrington.
I. commanding the navyyard at
" mouth. Va. he reports the arrival or
' the Peoria with the 'Adder in tow and
also that tho Yankton had gotio alter.
the Moccasin in another attempt to
rescue her.

EMPLOYING NON- UNION DRIVERS
Boston Hatsls Tako Action But Objec-
lion is Made to the Plan.

BOSTON, Doc. 4.—Some of the large
hotels which have been served by
the Boston Cab Company. whose driv-
ors II c on a strike. today took a hand
in t trouble by securing non-union
help to man carriages. There was
prompt objections offered to the ar—
I‘angl‘mcnt not only by the strikers.
but also the union It‘llIIIl-‘IIE‘I'H who de-
llvoneoal at the various hotels.

The strikers will endeavor to brim;
about a sympathetic movement against
the drivers of other coIIIpIIniI‘s to pro
vent the employment of now -IInion
men. They also have derided to pio-
tcst before the Boston Police llqu'Ii
agaifia at premitting the hub l.-I and tiulh‘
10 1] our carriages of Iompnnios othei

 

before the hotels and Ilulis served byt
the Boston Cab (‘ompuny I
This cool men a ll hold II mectiuiz III
once to considei the atli‘isubility of III-
fusing to wmk in the pIesIInIe of
"strike breakers.”
‘BEERB CHANGEG CONSPIRACY.
ABRIDGEPORT' Dec. I4.—ln his an-
swer to the complaintiu a suit brought
against him by Marsh. Merwin and
Lemmon, bankers. Frank W. Beers al-
leges that the concern had conspired
with Louis 1-1. Lyon, II fire insurance
agent. to cause the abandonment by
the city of the old city hall. and the
construction of a new IIIIII. promising
to gflte Mr. Lyon a. fireproof vault and
apcash consideration for lobbying in
the Gammon Council. The. flrIn's in-
terest in the affair. lay. it is alleged.
In the hocum'e‘nt in the fact Ihat it
- owns n‘bulidlng ‘Which was vacant and.
which’lt intended to rent to the. city'
whiid the clip; in. tin Isa 01
II end lilr: B rs to
1- 1t- threee rs'r mxmo'mm‘fi
i; my meal of whtcly dg-qu)?
He also alleges thrill-1p
seated the contents of the
ngreo out which he signed. nd re-
pudislrs tho signatuiv Insane obtained

by frg’d. . .
mohoccg ruinous“ ASSIGN. -
'BOSTON.‘ Dec. 43;:UBLDI‘HI of irv-

‘lng 0 Downing tCoxnpany. importers

of goat skins and morbcm. No .I High

street this cit! has made an assign
meat .for the benefit of creditors The
assigr'tees are David boring. ‘0! boring.

'I‘lo k'f‘upper. note bro Ijs,’ and

George A. King. lawyer both. of Don

.ton. Various estimator of the lfiblll-

ties have been made. running all the

may from $80,000 to $18il.ti00..hut it Is

mount they will not exceed 8100.000.

Most of the debts are due Boston

banks. lrvlng Downing head of the

firm resides in Hamerhill.

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NEW YORK. .4.—“Dannv"

her and Lucien no the Arnei'l an

jocltieq‘ returned togav from It; gland
whe hey have b en riding, or theI
put'sensn Maher won I? Dgrby
and the. [her on Rocks IIiid
Lynn has winnings ‘of the. impciiai
produce plate and (i City ofvlondou
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Jason" Knatvsu or VESSELS.

, WK Don. 4.—Arrlved: Calodon
I on Manchester.

' N YORK“ ‘Dec. 4.—Arriv:od

"lat o, {min RHnmhurg Southampton

-n'nd erl‘Iourg. ’

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

#arante

>Wfi.hfl.§ 4.’

Sale
. . ' 0 Its, I.

U
my nature stock as I am about to

store into II'I‘oyland. i am
cleans p of ev Ming.
'I‘l en Warts

. I50 per foot;

out my stock of Skates. at 39c.
not got all kinds nor all
'Qim‘t hays any more. I

?- for Intuit!” and lon-

 

l’orts- .

than the Boston Cab Company to stand -

”in la.

' slderod as true foods rather than food

 

Our $2.00 Ladies’ Shoe is
well known for its Slulish-
ness and Lona Service.

F. D. LYON If. CO.

ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS.

Willis ll. Selit‘ck, tile .\'oru'ltlk I'iUlil
icr. received a large new cash register
‘lhis morning.

~\Ye invite special attention to our
'lIIIliIIII' and children's golf gloves. toms
and toques‘. (leul‘ a, ladies” and chil-
dIen II IIndI-Iwoar mercerized pettl.
«oats etc \i. S. Smith dc Co.

lteitd the ad. of the New York (iron
cry (‘IIIIIpIIny and see. the bargains for
Saturday. It is like illIIIiIIII'. money.

m2 llI, chop beef 25(‘. Scliatib's.

itev. linwril'Ii Hoyt. of New Canaan,
will preach in the West Norwalk ITII-
lon (‘il’llil'L Sunday afternoon. III
o‘clock.

(lite. of tlIII circles of the Norwalk
Methodist (‘lIIII'clI is holding a rum-
mage Hilil‘ today in II vacant Milli.
Sll'w'l store.

it in f'\|lt'('il‘il that the annual (‘lll'iSiI

II
II

.‘ IIIIIII festival of the NOI‘Wilik .\iIIIlIIIJisl
» Sunday school will be hclil this year on
li‘hriutmas night.

as I'll.s'llllillti_\'.

Another organization may shortly
be I'oderulcrl with the (‘Iitholic Club
and Catholic l'uion Council. Knights
of Columbus. which recently joined
hands.

”Ducks lhI: lb at .\'Ilittub's.

You will be sure to get your IIIIIIII
ey's worth it' you patronize A. SIIIII
the lust NorwIIlk grocer. See in the
ad. what. IIII offers at bargain prices tor
Saturday.

Mr. and .\ii'aI. John P. 'i‘rcitIlueli :III-l ,
son Henry. of Norwalk. left today if)!“
IiiII(‘IuIIIeliI~IvtllII. South Carolina.
where they will enjoy It couple of
weIIkI-t' hunting trip.

.\ regular monthly meeting of the
Catholic (.‘Iub was held last night. at.
which the committee on the I‘i'I't‘lll
'I‘liunksgivink concert and bull reports
that the affair was a success in every
way.

—-Sprlug chickens it and ”III, llayefi.

William E. Street continues in II .\t'l'i-
one condition at the Norwulk Hospital.
.\Irs} ”I‘III'KI‘ Bartram. who was so bad:
ly injured in II full, is recovering ulce—
iv. though she cannot see out of one
eye. which was injured by her fall.

Sunday afternoon there will be it
meeting of IIIIIIIIIIittI-IIII from ilishop
Mt'Mitlllill (ToquIll. Catholic Benevolent
Legion. and ”l“ federated t‘uthIIlII-
("iIIb. for the purpose of fedcrutlng the
Council with the greater (‘atholic Club.

—~Cranberrlea 7c qt. F. D. 1.. & Co.

The T'Ulllnillit‘t' ot‘ the (‘Iithoilc I‘lIIlI
was appointed at last night's monthly
meeting and IIIIIII-lats ot‘ lir. Williuzn
.1. Tracey. D. Fenton PoIIIcrIIy and Wil-
linn: Howard. The ilishup .\IcMulIon
UOIIII‘il committee was appointed two
weeks film and consists of W. .l. Lynch.
i‘. .l. Kearney and i’. ii. Buckley. 'I‘IIII
fedorutiop Ivan proposed by the coun-

(Iii. ,.
0 OF :FiRX RXSEED

{NOSE lg lg Steel Steamer Hutchin .
If, Strat'l ed in Lake auporia ’.
I II'GIITUN \ilch .‘lylt‘ I—lgn-mi
qua lilies of flux secd f'nYl‘l‘ the bosom 3
of lt‘tq Sup near Kewemiaw i’IIII-
‘Is fiotti’ c cat’turol"

[87. III] b sh Mia (”the but steIIl steameri
iolin T. Hutchinson. stranded nIIuI
Eadie flatmber nnIfcovenk tin area of
matiy acres on the sIIIIfIII-I’l of the Lake.
NuIiIIIe gof inhabitants of the viI-iIIlty‘ l
are III the .shIIIIIs gathciing IIpI
quaptites of the main for feeding pproi
poses. "

’With stakel‘ of mm “00.000 as ,thI7
rang: rd thé Iimount of lustnaiice (in the .
stet Ier a_nd car .,wr<-.ckers are put-
tin: foith' every effort to rescue the:
tlIIII t‘l‘ffl. Large Initial. of men m‘e‘
milking day and night to dump the va-
'liiliik’ 'I'IIIIIIII IIv'IIIIlIoaId so that the.
steamer ma lIII sach. Arruyed ag-
-Iio. them is It gale now bearing down
iii Alki‘ Superior form the Northwest
In exposed position II 'w‘wlerly
storm would make short work of the
rtra'ndcd craft and unless she can be
freed before it, breaks she cannot be.

lit

saved.
HAS NOT REDUCED WAGES.
MONTVILLE. Dec. I.——The cotton

millI-I of the Uncasvlile Manufacturing
Company. employing three hundred
hands. continues to pay its operatives
at the rate prevailing throughout New
England before the recent cut which
:tarted at Fall River. C. W. White.
manager of the local mills. states that
he will put off as long as possible any;
reduction in wages and will maintain
the present tariff so long as he can;
keep up with competition. The mllisi
ut \ersallle‘s. managed by Mr. White
will also share in the high rate. N01.
cuttin wages has been made at the
Pequot mills of the Atlawauizan Mun-
IIl'thuring Company here. This firm
also operates a mill at Occum and two
at‘ ayvt‘llc. each of thcplanls employ.
Its about 12 5 hands. .

.HWL. _._.. __.-_ .

IFRQIT AND NUT! AG F063“

The department of agricultureI I-hirs
.‘or._ several years been conducting a
sdrits of experiments to determine the
dietary value of different foods. Nine
dietary studies and thirty-one diges-
tion experiments were carried on In
the majority of the dietary studies and
all but one of the digestion experi-
ments. fruit and nuts constituted all or
almost all of the diet. The reoults of 5
the investigation emphasise the tact'
that both fruit and nuts should be con-

 

ncoouortos. The subjects were two
women. three children. two elderly men
did two university students. The men
all did hard manual labor during a
part of tho time, the students working
Wu Idle

 

 

. sIIIIIIIIIIcIl into this I-IIIIIIII'y.
and fell into El'if“:

. l.lIIII steamer St
‘ New

 

Elliot
Hospital.

Manchester.

Oct. 30. 1903.—Wc use
a great deal of Linoninc
in this hospital. finding
it exceptionally benefi-
cial in bronchial and lung
difficulties. I vaiuc it
highly.—Miss B. Ma;-
Phcrson. Supt. V

At all drug stores—25, 50. $1.

 

IMPROVEMENTS.

couurv HOME

‘ New Floor_ a New Range. and a Piano

to Delight the Youngsters.

Several inItII‘ovIIIIIIIulI; are ilt'illK
made at the County Home for children.
in WIII-atport avenue. A new floor is
being laid in the pantry and kitchen.
and a new range has been pill in. A
new piano. IloIIIItIId lIv Hl'\f‘li\l NIII-
walk people through the influence (If
in. Iii-'IIIIIIry. physltiau oi the borne.

is one of the icaluics that IIIIII a pleas-

IIrII to the ytuluustcrs. .\llsr: .\ial'tbu
ilouuhtou. the. matron. is now III‘I'IIIIII-
ing for the annual Christmas festival

SMUGGLED CHINAMEN DROWNED..
4.—I/t wuuou ‘

Ill'lI‘II‘.\l.0. N. Y,
load of Cliilutmeu

llI‘II,
who were being
was over-
turned IIIII'ly today;
l‘aiial. Four of the (‘lIlnuIIIIIII \vIII'I-
IlI'IIIvIIIId. The accident was due to the
breaking «If the tongue of II lilg I-III-
IIrIIIl wuzotr in which the (‘lIIIIIIIIIIIn
were being transported from the “NHL
int; llillt'lll 'I‘hII wagon l‘tliil‘li down a
hill into the calm]. Seven t‘lIlIIIIIIIIIII
jumped out III" the Walnut when the
descent hogan. VlII‘our. however. got no
opportunity to Jump. and Wercd rownI
IIIi. >
._ -_-..-_.Ir_._.;

LUCANIA PASSES BROWHEAD.

l.l).\'ll().\’_ III-II. -l.——TIII- t‘IIIIIIrIl Line
.\it'tllill‘i‘ Lllt'iilllil, which left New York
.\lov. cs. :It il a. lil.
hour and a half after the American
i‘aul had pulled from
link for houtlIlIuIIIptIIn paused
iiron III ml at 'l: l'l this morning.

"i I~uppose .liuks is proud of his bar.
but he hasn't taken the usual IIII_\
<iIowiIIg his friends that he is." “What
do you mean?" “lie
that his son is :«li big for his-hue that
be has to get :I Hill made for It fourteen
,"I‘lll‘ old. when liI' in only I‘i!\‘t‘ll.u'
f‘iIIcinnuti Times—Slur.

\‘-:eg¢t II':i In——" Don't

_\ IIII know that

for i.ivI.II'p'IIIl. IIIIII '.
. lli‘IlI'
. Four

‘ ‘I‘l'Oilti.

of.

hasn't told them.

.\IIII. Augustus .\it'l'\\lll was in No“
\ or k on ’l‘IIIIIIIlaI.

Mrs. Elizabeth llrudy is n uncut III.

.\lle Katherine filurges.

'I‘lIII .\'oltli Wilton More tr-IIIII is
lIIIIIIniulz at the sum of (lruiunu i-lmlth

Elli-.II .lIIhII (lorhum is undergoing'
ll'I'iillIIt'lIi ill II New York hospital.

I‘ll'h. Ii. (3. 'i‘lIoIIIII entertained IIII
itciuilni; (‘lrI-III this week Thursday.

.\iiu "lillit'hi‘ .\iItiIllIIiIrook. who IIIIH
been visiting friends. has returned to
Norwlllk.

II In rIIpIIrlI-Il that r‘am .\l‘lllliti has
Fl'f.'lll't'(i IIIIIplIIyIIIIIIII with the Norwulk
lIoII k (‘IIIIIpIIIII
, MI. and Min ll. ll l‘.ilI'lI IIIIJIIIIId liII‘
IIIatIIIIII- III South .\‘Inwulk Thuultsg‘ll
in: IIftII nIIIIIII

.\il'h‘. i". ii llIIIIIIIliIIt has been cute.-
tIIiIIiIIu Mrs. George Pike and IIIIII f.'lut'
I‘Iit‘t‘, III‘ liroIIlIIIII.

Youngsters i||‘t‘ enjoying lIlI‘ t'UIII
suup cIIllIIlL: figures on the pond IIIInI
Mrs. .\iIII'win'II Iulll.

.\ir. I’lllll Mrs. \I'IIIIII liavis. of North
Wilton. were guests on Sunday. of MI.
and Mrs. John lllIYll-i.

.\il‘lI‘. .IIIIIII Jackson. who was so ser-
iIIIIIIlr injured in II runaway accident on
Monday, I.~ IIIIIrI- l‘tllllilll'illili .

lli‘. and Mrs, ,I\l\\'llll‘f'. of New Haven.
IvIIrII rIII‘IIlIl KIII'AiF of the Miller‘s par
IIIIH. Mr. and Mrs. SIIIIIIII-i lAM'lewtl.

.\ilss SulliII I‘lll'iliiIi attended the in
i'Ii- paioehiul mission lIIIlIl ln Ilol.\

'lriully t‘lIIIIIlI \I'Ixipoil. B” Satin .

dIII.

.\ir. iIIiIi .\ir.~. .\lzii\ii|
I’IIIIII \"(Nir-it'l‘. .\iI'ir‘~..
I‘l'. l"lli\\'IIl' .\iiIiIlIIlIIIIIIlI ”I;
uIvqu.

There is no imprIIvIImI ill iu the IIIIII

 

EVENING SENT iNEL

WILTON. ‘

 

"lit ‘3‘ka "If?
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FRIDAY. mac. 4. 1903.

 

 

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rIIE LEADING DRY odour STORE.

'TRISTRAMIIHYATT

; uits and Furs.

As we have so often asserted before. to be well-dressed in this age requires the exercise oi

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thought, taste. patience and the expenditure of much time as well.

Perhaps you don‘t know about our Suits and Furs. We have been ten years improving this
department. and the Suits and Furs now in our stock are the best we know. after ten years prev
grcssivc effort. It is the care in the making that tells in the shapliness and wear of our Suits and
Furs. and makes them better than other ready to wear. and equal in many respects to custom made
garments. The constant presentation of the best merchandise from the best manufacturers. our
well-known moderate prices. fair and straightforward dealings with our customers are the methods
that have gained for us‘a good reputation in this department. We invite our patrons from in and

out of town to inspect what we have to filter.

 

 

SUITS from $8.00 to $30.00. " FUR COLLARS from $2.75 to $30.00. . MUFFS from 98c to $22.00.

 

.\iiIIIIIIIlII'Iullij
\ihlif‘ii his iil'tiillI.
’i‘haukh- ‘

Kitchen Department.

IIIIIIm ili .\iiss lilll‘l‘lt’i iiii‘lllll‘llstul. who; Universal Meat Chopper 95c China Cups and Saucers . . . . Ioc
,‘Fluffifiti‘; low III the homoI of Stephen; Covered Roasters, 12XI7 ' ~ . . 75C Fancy Salad Dishes ....... 35C

Will .iny IInd “ll-u «It New York. have. Easting Spoons ............ 5c Bread and Butter Plates . . . . 25c
FEINIEQLH'LH'" ""wrn'mm by Mr" D" ‘ Dover Egg Beaters ........ 7c China Salts and Peppers. ca... I5c

\thI l'l‘ilii'lli‘fi from u trip
(Ill Tuesday.

A well l'I'IiIiI'I'IIIi solo by (‘liuilih .\lltl~
IllI-iIrIIIIk In“ It Nature of the music

«ill the Congregational (‘lIut'clL Sunder

lillll'llillL'. service
(‘lIIIl'lIIs llIIlIlu'iII. of ltIIlIIIII. ’ :IuIIIil
of the Rochester IIuI'sI-t‘iI-s. “if” has
been stopping with ll. ll. Fitch. hu-I
left town for IlIIIIl'iIIIIIIwII.
.\Il‘. .\lIIyIII'. ullIIII iltlF

lento-Ii llII

ITIISII'I‘I‘ place in North Wilton, in very
.much

pleased with Wilton scenery
and has ilt‘l'I) llitliillii: sIIIIIiI line \‘lt'\‘i~_

.\ir.~. llIIlI.II-t liiIIIInIII and son. or
New Yolk: Mr. [Hill .\irs. Will lirau
hill“ and Mrs iI‘IIrIIbIIIII. of New Haven.
\‘.l'll' all ullt'rls’ on Thanksgiving III the
James \iiIlIllIIiIrI'Iok family.

.\iuIIh Ilisfilliirfflclioll llElHl' been I‘\
pressed at iiit‘ IIIMIIIIII' in which ill“
work of ill" North’ \Yilton highway ex-

tension llnn been performed. III many
«uses IlI-IIp excavations have been
made. I'IIIIIII-rlutz approach III houscN

IIvtIIIIIIIIIly Illfl'IIIuIt.

'I'lzII \\'lii~'l (‘luiI IIIIIt Tuesday after-
Ivith .\lI'I'. llIIIIry ('lIiI'lIIIIIIeI'.
tables were till-Id. The first
prize was seeulicd II.\ .\iis. 1L“. Fill‘li.
.\lrs. .i. .\iII-‘L chI Iii-its third.

Sherwood ('IIiIIlIIIIIlIr. first consolation.
Mrs. H. Ii. TililIIIFll'l. second. Miss Sal-
liII .\IlII'Hl‘ll '

\ViltolI people were especially intIIi'
rated in the llilrgsIYmus wedding,
which took place iiiri \vIII-k. \leIII‘II
Stephen TIIIIyIr, Miss.- ZIIlIIIII Tliayer
and Miss Mary Nichols \"f‘l'l‘ guests.
The bride's gIIIIIIiIIIIIthIIr. .\irs. French.
Ill‘l‘ .\Iiss Sutuh .\liIiIllIIlIrIIok. was I
ndIIvII of this town. and has many i‘l'i

tlIII utiougI-st Ini IllHlS we all, vchtIII- inlins \llll residing hf‘lf

 
 
 
 

ian'. III N l winds!
- Q‘l 1" “QCa‘finIVcroMId “Tl"lh
all erm' t. mm
tilt i;.:wri'1t lile all till
reg tiiliig M mnspiiptfai
l‘
littwlc Wm "oi. K dnniir. "it“
. Smirk-m”! can 't help it the Inca. uh

llil‘flnll‘flfllpk at run, at"! drum.
f‘ut w' 'No. I Ipipposo Q
can ‘I see thatyoui hair If
VOIII‘lIBI'k. ddt‘ii 1.ng —-I_£mI

IIIII lul fig ”"932“. .N \ A“!

Look These PIICES
()ver!

Fresh Shoulder. 10: lb.
Roast Pork. 10: lb.
Try Our Home Made Sausage, 2 lb 25c.

Since Volt

Lean Pot Roast. 10: lb.
Shoulder Steak. 10c lb.
3 Ibo. Chop Steak, 25¢.

Turkey, (Sebaub’s), 20 and 22: lb.
Duck. 18c lb.
Goose, 160 lb.

Make your hens lay.
ground bones and oyster oheli. .
Butter in print. 23: lb.
Fresh Eggs. 38c doz.

Schaub'n Market

22 WASHINGTON STREET.
Dion. ”.9

Overcoa ts .'

without belt.

and 86.

 
 

 

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tutti (lo -I a“

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Fccd them '

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MY‘I+ W ' '3
p IgIIIIIIp in) 0;}:th “I’M Iihc IIoipIIy’ Iii

St Pierre antidllmu airflow antitr-

in ‘II' III Mufeundlm‘Inghy lI‘rIIIIIIc to

MI

I III! si‘ldéd'That
‘Imhm in stiltu In
here. last sununo
In] by: the esmuldiou of tho. cleri-

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FRESH SALMON, SMELT. EELS
WEAK FISH. BLUE FISH. FROST
FISH. FLOUNDERS. HERRING.

,STEAK COD. MARKET COD. BUT-
:TER FISH. OPENED LONG CLAMS

AND OYSTERS. ALL SELLING AT
REASONABLE PRICES.

 

CAPT. DUCROSS.

l4 ant End of W IIIIhingtnn Street Bridle
Old Salvation Army Bulldinl.

when.“ .l

FOR MIN. .I’OUI'H; IND BOYS. J

buv voua ovzncos'rs HERE'AND'SAVE MONEY row voua f
cams‘mu PRESENTS.

.\IeII'I- line tailor made Overcoats. formerly :12. SH and $14}. with or i

This sale 39.00.

Black Meltous. Grey Oxfords. formerly 88 and 89, all lengths.

This ulo 35.00.

Youths' size 1.3 to l9. formerly 5a and 89.

This 3an 34.00.

Children‘s Overoonts. Russian blouse effect.

This uh $2.25.
Grey Oxfords and Grey Meltons.

Tim ufo $3.00.

Children's Roofers. sites 3 tot. formerly 82.

This solo ”.25.
Men's CIily Worsted Suits. formerly 813 and all.

"If: uh 30.00.

sizes 3 to 8 years. H

 
 
 
 
 
 

,W‘ M'
agar?“ was ARE. 8090-.
A‘II'WIIII ortiall In

:"lieu,“ u'lniil‘ffll

Finn“ FISHII

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TRISTRAM & HYATT, Norwalk,_Conn.

NO. 2 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.

 

HOYT‘S THEATRE.
Solid Week Startin Monday Nov. 30.
Matinee: Wednes ay and Saturday.
w. 8. BATES
Presents the Talented ROmantic Actor

Mr. Daniel Ruan.

And his incomparable stock organ-23f.
tion.
30 people. 2 spcclnl scenery can
825 000 invented.
MONDAY EVENING
Lavish production. Jar. K. Hackctt'a
recent N. Y. Success.

Don Caesar’ 3 Return

Thursday, Monte Cristo.

Friday. VIIginius.

Saturday. Three Musketeers.

Saturday. matinee. The Fatal Wed.-
ding.

Prices. 10. 20. 30. 50c.

Matinees, lO. 20 30c.

I-iov’l‘b tinny its.

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