Latest
Fall
_ . ~. , States.
ith mil/0M
g" D; LYON at 005'.
Wd'ihlnatoo 3%., . 8o. Not-with.
. ‘ . ‘ reports showed him to have been ab-
” i Boys Appearmcourt‘sent irom school twenty huli days in
‘ . , , ~ ‘ ' the month of September and twenty
hood From First. Page.) halt days-i in October.
' ---- backward in his studies.
0 about. Alter being sent home Attorney (loldschmidt cross—examin-
ni ghoul by Mr. Gumbart and while t ed Mr. (lumbart, but succeeded in elic-
a I e grounds, White used vlo- l ltlng no new information.
and abusive language to Mr. Gum- State 'l‘ruant Officer Potter testified
a‘ .Mr. Gumbart also testified t0;to having learned that Efiliiger had
.. Vinient actions of the White bo.\"tll run away from school and had stayed
fit} or when heealled'upon the pi'lncl- 3 away from home several nights sleep-
mI in relation to the matter. ting in trelgbt ears and authorises. Mr.
' Du Halloween it has always been and Mrs. White supposed that their
Qumhat‘t's (fUSU-lm in SW9 apples. boy was going to school right niongfi
heghoys who call tit'hls house. Mr. White. the boy’s father. testi-
time, when he heard a noise on lied that he never had any trouble
piazza he Went out and found that . with the boy at home and did not
, veranda smelled very offensively know that he was “playing hookey"
1 Rank. . He recognized several otluntii so informed by Mr. Potter. lie
It hoyuwho were in the party which
He was also
.. said that the boy told him that Mr.
(10$ sited the skunk at his door. (iutnbart had called him a lazy. black
fining: them Were the Rayniontl.-dovii.
’98 and ABllWOI‘ih ”03’s. of Straw-t Judge Taylor usher] the boy a num-
y gill. Wager, White was rower oi’ attentions regarding his mis-
, edio he the boy who threw thelrondut-t, and after saying that he
Md skunk. The next day in HohOOMtlioughi Mr, (.lutnbart had done per-
,wnser smelled very oil’ensive. \‘i'hii‘hvl'ttilly right antler the otrrumstanoes.
_a.s“takon as being "rather sti‘orig“iiottritl the boy guilty of being incor-
ctr umstantlai evidence. ’ ‘rigible, and placed him in theme 0!
' "another occasion while at st-hool . Probation Ottioer Lawrence for six
Eflflfidr.had struck the monitor intmonths for observation. tTiiless the
”fill?“ With his “Si and had assaulted boy behaves himself during that time.
Herbert. Price. and was anOIVGiI in an the case may be taken up anti he he
nullity with Frank Decker. Whom he committed io'tho reform school.
ushed’lnto the line of march after
MnLGumhart had ordered him out,
Reports which Edinger had been
p h
'm. take. home to his parents a boy as young White. so the sentence
or
“5' round 1
y. .
Dru Escallops. Greenport Dusters.
‘ Fresh Fish, Smoked Herring.
‘ Clams. etc.
Best Hand-Picked Apples.
Ear ham]. 3:225; bushel. 850.: pack. 250.
"Cititbiil’s Bridge Market
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n his desk, and one of the. , against. him was more lenient.
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TELEPHONE 108.
“Gtea on
,fl.
ll North Main
Who‘s All Wool Over-coats. black and
«grey. were made to sell at 33.00,
SALE PRICE. $4.48.
' tter grade. black ruelton
. (trade to sell at "2.00,
1 SALE PRICE, $7.43.
Mill better grade. fine tnolton, all
lined. 50 int-lira long. motto tor
at 320.00.
g Roofers. 8 to in. motto of Oxford
, ‘M‘t PAIGE. ”0’” arm with ulster collar, lmttiit to still
. ’tiu'u Cruveuottoa, the lineal tirade-“i 2M.
in titted who. made to soil at “8.00. AT THIS GALE. ”‘39- >
; '5’“ PRICE. ”-93- I’loyli' from long Dvorooata. it to 7.
lion .tDIfldk’ nil wool 'i‘hlhrt Suits, “I" my “I won. “WI“ t" W" M “‘W'
,, " ) ”granola breasted. niri-iy made. EALE Pmct. I138.
it}! - , Boyu' Long Overhaul». Oxford gray.
DALI PRICE. 35.“. him 7 to Hi. made to sell at ”toil,
. unfinished Wot-stud Suits, all “”3 ”'0" "3"
I udlldnni‘m or double breasted. Miter grade, it to 15. made to sell
' 0 III. DMD”. .
DALE NICE; “3". CAL! PRICE. “193.
,3 th’ they Woraior Holt». wall nays‘ double. Breasted Butts, I to ill.
' ' « l utatlo of they worsted and at wool
ALI PRICI. OMB. mixtures. made to sell at. 18.50,
Worsted idiot. single or
A1” Tutti BALI, $1.”.
rotated. also the intent atyin now Good Bebool Knee Pants. 100
We to soil It $14.00.
hoys‘ Gordan Knee Paints. title and
~uu.raicc.u.u. 750 loud at. . y ’ . . . an;
Youtlis' Suits. sizes ii”) to ill. all
wool mixtures. single or double broodi-
vtl. mode to t-it‘II at “0.00.
AT THIS SALE, $4.98.
lioyu' Rooters. sizes 3 to 9. made of
rhlnrhllla with ulster dollar. Just. the
thing for school wear. made to stall at
“.75,
AT THIS SALE, 98:.
surge
t1 ‘
Cornelius lit-air. the other illifionp‘“ nimti‘l‘h (miitihpix(1MII:‘ilxthilI‘l Hitdtf‘tui would
has i'et'elved considerable ptinishmontl hot ‘3' d“ m” x H ‘
s“ll—mom his father anti was not so badl“ n.
drinking ad stubborn,
Sale.
T LIEB’S
St, 50. Norwalk.
; The load-continued warm weather forced a leading manufac-
turer of clothing to let do his made—up stock and i took it oil
* hands atria average price of 60c on the, dollar. 1 got it at inn
, me. now tiou gel ital hours. To make this sale more, important
. are reduced the balance of mu stock to sacrifice prices. '
cit Gridiron : Battle * is
iConttnued‘From First Page.) I
weeks later by the score of 12 to 6.
Wm mom... the amid nevi
‘OAW tits Nixon, entrant,
Untamuuly 10, 1005. 1
BUFFALO. N. Y.‘., Nov. 12.—-—At a.
u the betting indicators anything then meettns of the general committee of l
tYale has the stiherior eleven, as she
to favorite at odds of to to 9 even in“ 1’")me Order 0"
this town»
a... rW .... rm“: ..
ties u t it about. time, stands) or 6 0 0'" "8 m' 188 ll .
8‘ p 0 he pr ‘wlth the grand reunion to be held In
seventeen victories tor Yale and‘nine
~l'or‘ Princeton. with three tie antes. BHMIO iii the. W061! 01‘ J 13" 10, 1905!
The Weather was clear arittgperteot Flvehtiudretl dollars {In the lodge
ior good football. The teams will making the best appearance; 5500 to
probably use up as retinitis-i ‘ the lodge wearing the most unique
Yale. ‘ Princeton. uniform; .8500 totho lodge having the
Shevlin ............. ......,prawtorci greatest segregate “disuse; 8500‘ to
Left End. ‘ the lodge having the greater number
Bloomer . ................... Cooney in lino; $500 to the lodge accompanied
Left Tackle, “ by the greatest number oi ladies.
Kinney ...................... Dillon Only one prize will be awarded to
Left Guard. any lodge. ._
Rorabaok .................. Dutohar Band contest prizes: Class A—~
Center; Bands of thirty musicians and over,
Tripp ........................ Short. first prize $600;.‘»sooond prize $350.
Right Guard. l . Class l3~iiands of twenty-nine tau.
Hogan ,,,,,,,,,, , ,,,,,,,,, Stanrarit HIcIttiis‘alltI under. first prize $400;
‘ Right Tackle. . second prize $250.
Neal ........................ Tooker Competition in be confined to bands
Right E‘ud. who partleplate In the par-ado. .
Rockwell ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Burke it was further decided that the tol-
Quarrm-hacit, ilowtng named lodges be barred from
llovt .......................... Riiter oontendirrg for any of the. paratlo priz-
. Left Half Book. us. they being considered in tlz'x light
Leavenworth ................ Foulke of home lodges: Niagara Falls. North
Right. mm Hark. 'l‘onawaatla. tamkport. Medina. Rich-
Owsioy ..... ‘ ................. Miller ester, Jamestown, Glenn and Dunkirk.
Fall Back.
Columbia and Cornell.
NEW YORK. Nov. 12.wClear, tll‘liipi
weather prevailed here today'when Co-
lumbia and Cornell met at American
League Park in the closing local ooh-
test between the football elevous, Co-
lumbia had an advance in weight of
nearly five. pounds to a man. but the
Cornell players express oonildenoo
that their speed will overcome this
dlii’erence in weight. Coach Warner
and his team arrived here yesterday
from [titties and all were reported to
be in the best of condition. ready for
a fast. hard game. and with a conti-
denee of siiooess that malios (or Vir-
tory. Nor was there any look or con-
Cont-l1
it is often said that the day of great
conversions is a matter of history;
that turn are not gripped by religious
truth as in other years. But those
who linvr attended the rvangolistir
mission now in progress at the South
Not-walk Baptist (.‘Illll’t‘ll will be slow
to bellow that the day of evangelism
ls past. it Is the t'usiom in arterial
evangelistir meetings to onilt the ser-
vire on Saturday night. and though
many people have asked that sueh ll
servire mtg-ht bt‘V'hold, yet it seems
. wise to ketp this evening open. There,
will be no survive tonight.
Captain of Police Pennington watt
railed to the steamboat wharf“ last
night, Ily.’“lt' captain of ouir oi the
propellers, for tho purpose of taking
tho keys of the larder away from the
steward. who was said to have been
MEN'S FURNISHINGS.
Outing Flannel Shirts. were. 50c and
Wm.
AT THIS SALE, 390.
All wool Flannel llottblo Breasted
i-lhlrta at ”c
liettor grade. sinulo or tloublo
breasted at $1.49
Muns' good Swuatoi‘s trout
‘ tide UP To $1.98.
Iloyii‘ Sweaters from
2M TO 930.
NICKWIAR.
Mott’s Fine Silk Flows. the and 2hr:
kind at .
9c EACH, 3 FOR 250.
Men’s lilai-lt Bows. ’30
Men's Ii‘our-ih-Htiutis, great variety,
2th: and title kind. ..
AT THil SALE. 190.
litiapenilore.
Men's President the
hind. 10¢
limit Pollen Suspenders It 190
iioys' tittepoudern at be
Man’s Hooks.
Men's Wintar Capri. well worth title.
A‘l' THls GALE. 25c. .
Boyn’ Winter Cap; at 110
fiA‘NOAINO is won. schemes THAT Tm
v NI without: or TH! aoons.
iv ‘I'i'ill also “HAPPEN. one: is VIARI. u we
You.cANN0r
‘L
t
5c will take ears of your money and Mart
the num whole money is in the bank.
Benevolent and
Ellis. rheolutlonb
presented by a subcommittee have
Buffalo Lodge. No. 23
l
t
The next entertainment at the Nor-
walk Club will he a ladies' night. Mon-
day tlvt‘lllng. November 2t, at 8.15. 'l‘lio
program will be given by lht.‘ Royal
Entertainers. (l. Paul Smith and Wih
lard (‘lortotu impersonations and sand
teachings. Members. are privileged to
invite ladies and non-resident gentle.-
men. ~ ,
Notice
Building Line.
Notice is hereby given that tho
Council of this (lity proposes to es-
tablish and designate building lines
on land .ntiioiuing Chestnut street,
from Monroe in (‘onrortl street. South
Main street from Washington to Meir
(low street, Woodward avenue from
South Main street to the city line. and
Hartford Place, in this city. substan-
tially as follow:
A line live. tin toot from the toner!
lines on oath side of said streets or
highways, between which lines and
said highways no buildings or part
thtu'eof. or any stoop or part thereof.
shall be erected or stationed, and that
ll niootinpoi said Council to establish
and designate said building lines as
at‘oresaidgvlll be Ilt‘ItI at the. Counrll
Chamber on Monday. Dot-ember 5th,
1904. at 8 o'clock p. “1.. when and
Where all persons whose land is ai‘l’otfi't—
ed thereby and who are interested
therein may appear anti be heard in
relation thereto.
South Norwalk. t‘t., November 12th.
lilOI. _.
Per order of the Council,
”‘JOSEP‘H it. TAYLOR.
oil! 2! City Clerk.
Notice.
uFrlher Appropriation
Notice is hereby given that the,
Council oi this city proposes. at its
next regular meeting. to b..- held on
Monday. December 5th. itloi, at 8 o’-
clock p. m.. to appropriate the sum
of $400.00 to the Police Department of
said city and IIIQJIIlIll of “7.3.00 to tho
Health Department oi said City. for
ourront expenses of each or said liv-
purtiuonts. said appropriations being
in addition to the appropriations for
said Departments mode at the, aiourued
annual City Meeting for the i'tll‘l'l‘lli
year.
South Norwulk, (.‘t.. Noveiuiwr 13,
1904.
For order or the Council.
Joseph R. Taylor.
City Clerk.
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may. OL‘IIPO.
He doesn't do auntie million thinklnk
about the ibiovaa who might break in
and steal it. ,Boaltioit he know: that
hill money it; working for him all the
time. stationing or warming.
TH! OOUTHiNdRWALK sAvmoti
‘ IANK
it worlds: tor you. mam or small
amounts are finally acceptable.
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UNIT-Iii IANK IUILDING.
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’aodvm'r ”Norton.
District 9 Norwalk. Ira. Probate
Court, No anthem. A. 1).. 1.904. , i
"ifiathto oi diner-man Porn-ink bite 01
Wilton in a Dimitri. deduced.-
The duo, of Probate for the bio
{riot of N%otk..haih iimttodsiad lit
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WHLEA.|NG.DRYGO.06§ STORE .9 ‘2 .
Ladies idiomatic-Stilts lid. .u‘tsitlt’i Garments
1'
THE EXTRAORDINARY TRADE WHICH we HAVE ENJOYED ms SEASON lN oua LADIES
.i‘
i if
READY-TO-WEAR DEPARTMENT I8 GRATIFYING EVIDENCE THAT THE .‘ WOMEN OF 'THIB - VICINITY
HAVE FOUND OUR ESTABLISHMENT A SMART UP-TQ-DATE SHOPPING PLACE. WE; ARE DETERMIN:
ED THAT EVERY ONE SHALL KNOW US—KNOW THAT WE KEEP ONLY RELIABLE GOODS. KNOW
THAT OUR PRICES ARE LOWER THAN OTHERS ON THE SAME CLASS OF GOODS.
NNow THAT one,
GUARANTEE IS BACK OF EVERY ARTICLE WE BELL'AND KNOW'THAT THE MONEYIB CHEERFULLY
REFUNDED IF ANY ARTICLE IS NOT SATISFACTORY 0R JUST A8 REPRESENTED.
WE MENTION
BELOW A FEW-OF THE MANY 00 OD THINGS TO BE FOUND IN THIS DEPARTMENT:
LADIEG’ TAILOR MADE WALKING SUITS IN BLACK AND NAVY, CHEVIOTi JACKET‘S DATIN LINED,
COLLARLESS EFFECT. . . . . . .
l . ....n--
...................... ‘Pince 3.2.00.
Duo-Idli-
LADIES’ TAILOR MADE WALKING SUITS, IN BLACK, NAVY AND FANCY MIXTURES, ALL WOOL
MATERIALS, MADE or to THE VERY LATEST STYLES ..................... PRICE 315.00'
TAN COVERT CLOTH JACKETS, LOOSE BACK WITH BELT, sATiN LINED, ......... PRICE c 7.50.
TAN KERBEY CLOTH COATS, PLAITED BACK. WITH BELTFTRIMM‘E'D INITH VELVET $12.00. ,
ToumsT COATS, tN TAN COVERT AND FANCY MIXED CLOTH, ........ pares. $3.00, $10.00. «2.50.
LADIES RAlN cons. IN TAN AND oxrono, MADE or RAIN moor- chTH, PLAITED. BACK AND ‘
COLLARLESS. ............ . ..... . .......... ....... p ...... ’ ...... Patce $10.00.“
TRISTRAM a HVATT,a0rwatt,com
N0. 2 and a GAthjTt BUILDING.
Noneyin theBank, .
.And Coal in the cellar are
equally good investments.
and the man who has both is
”safe and sane" and need not
fear the future. We advise
you to put in a few tons of
coal beforethe snow files. If
you don't buy it here buy it
somewhere—but why not
here?
We are backed by many
years of honorable dealing.
THE FERRIS COAL CO.
other. the Piacé
, ci To In! PUILIC.
Why. oi. it! , hie thoilrnr that m
caviar on in , 1 Why pay more to
other! Toma can get traumatic. oi
whim $6.79 or ton? we
will (amnion: out-I t of About in tint
market. Aim" alibi; “malaria. All
coat that team our yard iii cleaned»
and free into, n trial order will
001"ch are the only firm that
keep tho. own for you.
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as“
ut 074 .
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‘II it _ “Intuit.
3: i 1.1;.rf'.’;n.-.'t'.;. To.
1d Barlow Aw. I
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We triad Ciiiilii itihwttllne
On our cash payment plan you can
dress uour ‘i’atiiilu without depriving.
iiourséll of. other necessities.
Our oldihitld vdepariment was never
more replete with e‘veriitliiag oi the best
and newestol “the. season’s ‘sliowmgs.
Blindlltlilliiwbdlls in; we Will fit them
from head to” foot: settle the bill in con-
. l
.
. vcaieal weeklii paiimcats.
JEWELRY
A now/ratidwla‘itie assortment .bi
watches'jii‘s't'dt red. The latest shares
in gents? saad‘ladies watches. onto and
Wallhaai"'5ai fiisrtioiiis. You Can select .
" ”tittijwill save them for.
Norwalk Chronicler