> Latest
9 Fall
Silica.
‘twe
I
,. -,...¢
w
.-....m
. l cold water. rub dry“ as the both pro-
. Help if They Are Takoni Inclusion 92d one the alcohol (nor cheat
an no t‘
"m" to ”"h'm “uh" Where the cold nlunne In iouud a
pie acorn to think that they‘ little too severe at the start. It in
I [cant one heavy cold‘. good to begin by standing at the edge
, They accept the idea as of the tub. unlaahlng tho water over
‘ unpleasant November the neck and arms. Ilriiug inc upper
tidy or. tippers! pavements or cold} part of the body and then to plunge
' II Especially Americana seem toll" one leg at a time. This will one
tits about taking colds. l vent chill and insure nothing but be.
really a perfectly abeutd‘ bill from bath ‘
mind. One might as well it in an excellent plan to do breath-
Oh the much have‘ to burst with log oxarcieee while the bathroom in
on." or "i must have my hunting and the tub titling. Throw a
rout-bitten every wtnter." or “1| woolen hath gown around ,v .)i1, «(and
pneumlortable. because therel cIecI near an open window hold the
charm of season. " uhcst high, the going straight, the hip
61;! la Jpat as abnormal on II head buck and (how in long slow blerthc
whm.pptl la a condition thIough the nose and exhale the air as
herenteti rather than remedied. l slowly as possible through the “IO“ 11.
on ;_aee how it's going to be pm i“ Five minutes or breathing in this
the hereon with the annual pure air will fI-oIIhI-u the lungs. etmt
will answer. "Goodneaq known 1 the blood moving briskly Ihrougb the
p enough" veins. and thoroughly prepare. one .to
(3 rate he does. and that i one ‘ face It cold plunge without a shudder.
trophlen.1n Ifnct. them are two - and to get full benefit from it.
wave or trotting a fall cold; and ' m»—
bu up .the ehoulders and
, that they are motor, with
plr ion and sensitive to Ple‘ y
‘ Jain. and the when is to for
MRS. STRUCK'S LUCKY STRIKE.
m
A Civil War Romance Ends in Her
, 10 b th 1 h f Getttné a Fortune.
a co a e on mm; o a . .. .. ,, ,
y. in winter as in summer and .- Mrs. Struck, wife of Hal .1. otruck.
._ until recently proprietor of II suloon in
in :gdfixjéggggmflnm ‘0 .030 health . SeIlnlla, Mo.. says the Kansas City
““de 'to reason that the rpm” Journal, has tailed heir to a fottunc
estimated to be worth several hundred
3£EF:L&V‘3“:‘3“: (lgftllrfggtglnqd “£12 thousand dollars. left by her grand
mother. who died recently in New
“"9 are “am?!” y ”n”. "(fl-”4f"! far born Mrs Snuck's maiden name was
_.m9i0:l‘ns iihefit? Thy)“: (i:- e ?“;5 1‘; n“ 3 Daisy 1). House SlitI wna employed on
“8 0." 58 ““13” ‘0“ m P In. trimmer in a Maryviile milllnery
139‘ I??? 35" giln‘fn‘lmhgzsi‘hi: z"; 7 more. until llt‘l‘ murriuge last. June.
n 6ml:'8 ”(and coulds. duller: there in a". T: :“Tmy git-first M tugc. "M Mr.
3W, _ ‘ .ruc II can an won .y.
ntorrhal 0“ tuberculin wenkneea. ‘ The estate. which conniiun of money
and real estate, is mostly in New York.
and the. fnmily home on the Hudson is
{one of the principal picccs of real on-
tate included. and is valued at from
.875000 to ”00.000.
The grandmother won wealthy and
lived in the south during the “or. iicr
home was burncd and lli‘l IIIIIpIIIlI in
gIInIIInl IlontonI-Il by n raiding mum
of Union soldiers. and lIcI IlntlghteI
fell in love with the captain of tho
raiders. with the rceull that she e oped
witr him and they “‘i‘l't‘ mnrrlet. The
mother never forgnvc hcr daughter.
but at her deathloi‘t all her property
In her granddaughter, duughtcr of tho
«doping girl and the sol-tier roider.
”a...
but there in the important task of.
imploding the ciphnlatlon. whirl: can
done by cold bathe. proper breath
lugiand exercise especiallI IIIIIIIIIlnsv
be cold bath is the lIchIIlI-‘S'r . of
300d health in frosty wcthcr it
home be of neccssiII in! tutor. in :I
{rm room if the. bath room or liell‘
”In is not heated iltcu IIsII a sun“;
he r 011 stove that. will heat a Hillllll"
mom in five minutes
' P ‘a tub half full of (listiIIItly Iold
r, very cold indeed when you gel}
to thepliock. and if you how sui- !
clehtil’eactiou. step at oncc in Inc-
It!) kneel.- dash the water about ihef
font and cheer. and the waist then
, qtlickly splash mm the him»; and l
Forgot Himself.—-Mrn.
Dry attickiv with It crush toncl lnud .milus is our new piano count.
mill With alcohol 10110 i bellow. is perfect
To insure the outer (IIIlIklv opening pt“, {01‘ up?
319 “0'95- and starting the cliculohon (‘ ount Pcnnuttl (nbucnt- Inlndcdly )—
‘1 must be 30"“ The ”95‘ method ”f Ween plaisure Signora thrc econ
on aim; any water in by using u lit .m “mun"? wphuude‘phm pres...
e we burn. four teaspoonfuls to! ...._.,____,__4
al o, tub of water The horax IIIIttri The “moms”. Minter Editor, yes-
Till ”9‘: only Hinder ”(1‘ water I'llU'I 50‘ ”(1' dv l gent your“; 8 ”(In‘p‘ “To Mag.
as. but actually (ontIIiuw pIop glen Eyes
9 that are stimulation to the Mn l The Editor—Well.
The KlIl—An' l wants ‘.\'.Oll§t‘ to
change it to "Katie's Eyes." Me an'
Maz'a fell out.
ONTINUANCE SALE
1 wish to thank the people for their
beta] patronage. and express regret that
lots unable to give them more prompt
* ‘ vice However it then will call again
his week I will guarantee entire satis-
action and prompt service. Follbwinu
tea few of the large number oi Specials
in oficdngz
Men’ 5 worsted pants $1. 76
fall noel cashmere pants ill. 95
. I(not O‘I‘Ilerotoaiunblaciésaud
e e m e II he at 00
ion Niel, MAI.
e
Lyon-Hunter
The
Will you not
then
Ailvl
e in no tub in the house
lib dol bath must bc It soon
O
Youthu Suite. allow to to 10 all
wool mixture», aingio or double breadt-
nd. mode to cell at $10 00
M” THil IALI. $4.90.
Boya' ileum-II. nine» 3 to i) made of
chinchilla with ulster collar, that the
thing for IIIIlIIIoI wcar. made to cell at
31.75
, A‘l‘ Tim BALI, 08o.
Rncferu. ii to iii made of Oxford
grog!”0 with under collar, made to sell
OAT THiO IALI. $1.39. I.
Buy» fancy long Overcome. a to ‘1.
atricily all wool. made to cell at M. 00.
ML! ”ital. "In.
Boya lion: Dramatic. Oxford gray.
alien 7 to 15’ made to roll at $3 3-.50
“it! Pilot. 01.“.
Better mile. 8- to 10. made to nail
at N 50,
"It: trillions “In.
,, Boyantiou mean at
mido (it!l
mixturoiim
block meltou some
it at 012.00
i! iQI. 07.“.
our trails. lino motion, all
I ‘30 tactful: long, made to
, V0 ditch the llnoui. grade“
. Oi IiIieIoIIoII III III on
tilt Ill :21 'l‘hlbet outta,
bl predated. nicely made.
it told.
31:...
”iii wool
, Km 9am. idol
any x on Panic. not get run
{the chino. Fr "
. ‘ on Local Haiti-
The renumbe in: of the and! '
theR New York law Haven ti: Harttord
has court It a «odd dent of hit
cultR .eapedlally II thumb in do satin!
tony explanot n offered to to
curious. Nobo mama to know w I
that engines are being numbered into
the twenty hundreds. when the rolling
Stock of engines of the whole Consoli-
da (1 system do not exoeod eleven or
a hundred. .
in. the earlier dnya of the Ialtroada
the engines were ndtuedn A nearly
complain list of casinos in here given
on the Na atuck division. When II,
was loaned the Consolidated. Both
name and number nopear: 181,11.
Student; 182. Alfred. Bishop; 183. A.l
DehnIII: 184. Beacon Falls: 185. Run-
uel 'l‘ Ilinaon: 186,.1 B Wutmore;
187 rby; 188. Nhugatuc‘kf 180.
Litchti'eld;190.T0rrtnxton.:191. Soy»
InoIIr:102.WaterbuIrv; 193. G. W.
Bench;I194,Thqmnaion: 105,1: ii‘.
Br..hop;,.19il R. M. Baaeutt; lift“,
Robertam. The name of 198 could not
hoi lenIn‘ed and 190 had no name at
((1
These were nnmed alter towna on
the divlhion or railroad men. For in-
stance. E. F‘, Bishop was president,
RM , Muesli. II director, that retired;
‘ George W. Beach, I-IIIpeI-inteudent; B.
Sonics. agent at Bridgeport; gutted
Hiahop. iimilder of title Houaatonic-
Naugatidtk and other divisionn. A. 1..
Donnie. president of tbie Council New
.loIsI-y; Russell Tomlim-Ion a director
910.!
Title original engine of the Nature
tuck ilhl‘ilim were named as follow
Nnugiatuck. Jericho. Plymouth Win-
sted. Ant-Ionic Waterbury Humphreye.
Wcloottvilie. The Naugatuck was II
most peculiar engine. hating only one
driving wheel Most of there wont to
the dump but the Winated bccame
the Beacon Falls and tho Jericho be-
Cfll‘llt‘ the H Sonics
..’l‘he old Seymour lIud~a peculiar
history and seemed to reserve the ill
repute which it. had as a hoodoo cu-
gino. First the enginewas named
Seymour. AI, the time when Seymour
was act uside‘trom Derby, there was
some bitterness shown that. tho IIIIIIIII
should be changed from l‘luInplIrcys.
villo. although it was thought best
that it should lIII shortened to plain
liumphIeIe
A prominent Democrat of Seymour
connector! with early railroading in-
tcrcain. iIIId Ibo name of the engine
changed II iitIlc later to liumphrcyu.
Later the railroad changed the name
[mm ilumnhrcyu buck to Seymour.
She went through iiII- Bridgeport
draw. (love into the Mnuhan canal
and lIItI-r plunged into" the Derby
docks. killing Henry Scott, an em»
pioye of the road.
0n thortnsouin Ir New Haven road
lllli engiftza of which there were only
two nr three. were alSo named aftm
railroad mun (If thus-II days. For in
stance one was named after the into
.1. ll. Bartholomew.‘ihc. builder. and
Edwin Mnriilc. u director. The en-
,Irince were IlIc mrsonul property of
prceideni or IiiI'IIIaIII-s individually.
On the Hartford [0 New Haven road
tho engines werc named after placcu
and planets or return mine of the-
uamea were .iuno. Eniicld. Red Bird.
Hartford. Berlin. Sringfield. Walling-
ford. Gnorernor ,Seymour, .Vlctory.
Elisha Pork. i'. F. Pond. Saturn
Hcrculce. Dragon. Stag. Comet. Piaurt
’l‘nurus. (alwayn called the “Bull"l,
Mlll'ii. Mercury. .Sirua. Andromeda
Loo. Regulus. lPt‘l‘Ht‘lN, chnaus,
Eclipse and Atlanta.
The successors of some of (been cn~
glues are now on the Nnugniuck di»
vision. I,
The New York. Now Hurt-II 8'
linlrfortl‘rond will got-within a few
days from the Baldwipf locomotive
works. It balanced compound locomo-
tive which under II. ucvcro tcet hurt
been found in do 50 her cent. more
work than the ordinary engine now
in IIIIII on the mud.
The ordinary type of locomotiVe
have always bccn found unantlefactory
to President Mellon and the Baldwin
compun‘y undertook the contract to
make one do greater Work. it hon
succeeded and theI engine will he do
iiI'IIrcIl in n few days.
it won atnted by one in position to
know that the success of the new type
engine had led IhII company to order
20 of the same pattern and that work
on them at the Baldwin works has
begun. The delivery in to be made as
rapidly an possible.
lIrolIIht agents of the New Haven
ronIi have her“ notified that. in tho
(uture. stores for heating purposea.
will not he allowed in freight care on
account of tire rinks.
It hon been the custom. says an ofll
old]. for conainnccn to one can an Illa
trihutins Motions for the freight con-
talned therein. und during the winter
they have been in the habit of putting
in mail heaters to keen themuclvon
warm while they Worked around the
cars
Freight tranmon on the New
Haven road who remember the fear-
fully cold weather of last winter and
the troubln they had in keeping warm
in the little naboonoa on their trains
are now wondering what kind of It
the! bituminous coal will make when
put into one of the Itoveo in the ca
booaoa.
An order has been hunted by the
management of the road no the men
any. that they are to burn nothing but
Iolo coal in their caboocea The use.
of hard coat which they have alwaim'
burned. ll: prohibited. In it ha been
fdund that. wit coat on be uaed with
anti-Minty rennin ind they be much
heat at the (night ma‘I‘I rennin.
r c9toaao’o I'vorArou. '
(mayor Special to johimo Inten-
A hack of Groaltiy potatoes averag-
in: th and 9 half fine pd: each form's
o whiten display or II hudquttrberu
(ifthe' blondo a“ on and public»
’ matinee . 3 Mia toeath street.
to attrhctdtl bolt attention.
when no taint: were picked up at run-
mtiii‘y’h. i). mum figdmm tram
. a hold wit! ’3?! elililtldu would to the
tooth imatreatair
‘ his boy
Ii
Imam tit-“61th It: not
“com three: nouadi
culled edited
m
Molly of the more (Batch of the Eu
non-watook of What-bone. i
The whaling bark California. 00m '
,. intruded by Captain Joaaph and owned .
by William L‘ewia Iii: Son. arrived in
San Franciaco the tart Saturday in On.
lobar.- aava the San Francisco Chroni-
cle. 38 days from the Kin-lie Islands on ‘
the Siberian count. Her catch for the
cruise amounted to only 820 barreln‘of
sperm oil. all taken before reaching
lialtodate. Jonah, inst July. After
touching there the California went up
Ideas the Siberian coast. but although
many right whales were nighted. none
were captured
It was an eventful iIlp tor the old
bark. Leaving hero on Dec; last. the
California Ian into the south scan
touching only III about before putting
into Hakodate. When off Hawaii. ()n
llll'll Christmas day. Jesse Bean. a cen-
IIIIIII, who was making his first voy-
age. died of heart disease. The ntrango
icniure of it was that the young man
died while uloi't turllng sails. He had
complained of illness. but on this pat
tlcular day seemed well and wna sent
aloft. for the first. time. Thu excite
meat of the experience appears to havo‘
resulted in an acute attack of heart
distance. and he fell into the Iigglng
Before his body could be loched t'o
at sea lie was about 25 years old. and
was It native of Denver, 001. There-
Ivcro no other deaths aboard the ves-
sel. I
At Guam 1.? of the California's men
(inserted. but were rouudcd up by the
military authorities on the island and
returncd to the vessel.
Bad weather marked the Calliornlu'a
Iiiu nliuost ftovn start to ilniuh. ScI
Vt‘lt‘ sloztnfi were cucouutcrcd in the
South uca nd atom: the coast of Ja-
pan and Siberia The old bark began
to leak early in the voyage. necessita-
ting work at the pumps (Ivory few
hours. and she came back to port mill
leaking and in need of repairs. 0n
Ottobcr 10. when ln-Ilntliutlc 40 degroca
north. longitude ll2 degrees wont. onc
of a number of sea birds that, iiockcd
around the Whaler was secu to have a
white cloth attached to iiII ricclt. Au
cilort was made to rupture tlIc bird.
but unsuccessfully.
Stock of whaiebone,
Connidcrublc intorcet in felt on to
tho amount of whnlebone which has
been taken tho bust eoaeon bill as the
I’cport’whiclt have come from tho Arc-
Friday. Nov 18th is the Due , s—g
Of Our Annual Exhibit” non of Fine Furs
On that date we shall have on exhibition at our store the entire sample line of one of the
This exhibit will be for one day only and will be in charge 0! one of the firm that mantl-
facturcd the goods and who is an expert in the For business.
formation regarding making over Furs or repairs. which may be brought in at that time. Any of
the pieces on exhibition may be selected and delivered from the display. '
Remember the date. FRIDAY. NOV. 18. FOR ONE DAY ONLY.
TRISTRAM 8 HVAII, Nurwalk,Conn.
largest as well as the best manufacturers of Furs in_ this country. The line will include the newest
lilo IIeI-II ho was dead He. war. lllll'.letl things in Scarfs. Victorines and Pclerines In the following furs:
Sable. Isabella and Black Fax,
Hudson Bay Sables. English Sables. Black Marten. Sable and Isabella Marten, Black Lynx. Squir-
rel. Bear and Mink. Muffs both round and pillow shapes. in all the above Furs.
He Will also give advice and in-
NO. 2 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
llr‘ ocean do not give the comblctc litt-
lll‘t‘ti. only an estimate can be given.
Not until oiher vcnsoln roach San
li‘rancluco can the true. iigIIrI-e be III.»-
I-uIcIl but so For as can he ostlmatod
tlII catch In as Follows:
Arctic. Northwest.
lfounde. Pounds.
ilclridcru ......... 2.900 ——--
Wililum llariie . 5.12.500 M...
on xnudcr ......... 13..r 100 w-
.iohn and Wintluop -~-~~ 2,100
'l m ushci .................. 2.400
llclugn ............ l. 800 ~—-«
NnI \\'l1tll .......... ii 000 5.000
Gay Head ......... —---—~- (3.000
.iI-Ittnnctie ....... y. . 13.000 v-——
Knrluk ............ 4.000 ~~~-—-‘
liowltcad .......... 9.000 --—-
C. W. Morgan ..... ~-~~«-» 2.000
Allct‘ Knowles . . . . . .7..-" 3.000
Montercy ......... 0,300 4.000
iinrbnrn Her n-(ter. 8.500 m—
Olga .............. l 000 -—-
fltIlnulu ............ -.._- 2.200
till hill) 21.000
in addition to tho IIIIIIIII about 7,.
000 pounds of trade hour “'lti: Rent
down early in tho season. which brings
the mud cutoh no to 111.000 pounds
for tho season. Btu. thnt in not the
quantity on hnud'nt the present time.
for of tho aiIoIe IImoIInt 30, 000 pounds
lInIc already been hold. while it l8 said
lllttl the bone of (hrIo bowhcads ban
MoncyintheBank,
And. CoalIin' the cellar are
equahy good
investments,
and the man who has both is
”safe and sane" and need not
fear the future.
you to put in. a few tong,
coal before the snow flies.
We adv'
me
of
If
you don’t buy it here buy it
somewhere-4nd
here?
why not
We are backed by many
years of honorable dealing.
THE FERRIS COAL CO.
gout- into wintIIIa ounrlcrs with the
strainers Bon'head and Knrlnk. This
will amount to about 4.800 pounde.
which added to the quantity Itlrcudv
sold will reduce tho nunply on hand
and to arrive down to 70.800 pounds.
which be held in this in first hands.
The catch of the Davis strut! float.
ninc whalcx. in out,I hall of thc catch
for 1903. when 40,000 pounds or within-
honc wan taken. it thiurcport in cor-
I‘m-.l. nud n has not. yet been (ionicd.
the Wholo amount of whaicbone in
first handu in the United States and
Great Britain is not far from 80,800
pounds.
GOVERNOR HOLLIDAY ON THE
JAPANESE.
(llnitlmorc Sun.)
Mr. .‘I‘. 1). Buck, of thin city. rclutcfl
that in the course of II conversation
which he had some years but) with
Governor Holllduy. of Virginia. the
governor. who had traveled to Julian
catcneivoiy a short tlInc pI-cvioue.
mode thI prvdlrilon that tho Illllliilit‘n‘i‘
would one tiny lend the world in war.
balance and witchcraft. “’I‘iIr nov-
ernor." auyII Mr, Bunk. "wuu I'cl'i' 4'19
thuuinuiiu obout the weapon fol Jill"
nneao nrcutnoau and prowess lie spoke
of them no It woudertul people illc
most wontlctfui in many wnvu mm no
had ever «can. ‘And mark my wot-.da
he said to Inc. '1 may not live to see
it but you will. The Java will dump
(lay nitrite the III-Int by l.'lit!ll abililyl
in every line of hu Inn activity The
people there will be great in all thing“
and if they ever got into a Win with;
any other nation they will aurpriae the
world Should they so to War-wmtnd
my worduwthoy will citbtr (Ionquci or
be «terminated ' ”
At the precinct moment when tho
great battleship marten down the ways
the Venn: woman mung tho bottle of
champagne nnd darned it against the
p’row oi the vessel.
The byotanderu IIoInplinIeutIIIl but"
upon the accuracy of the performance.
"it is nothint.“ the modestly w
ntiod "i used to do my own kitchen
wdrk. until am accustomed to break
int things.“
“a Hm WWM¢II ”a
While holdlni I1 lam of the supreme
court III Augusto. Judge Walton acn-
tamed a man to devout your: in prim I
for i more crime. ’i‘tie‘priooncr'a conn-
out limited toi- a mitigation of the can- .
tonne on the ground that the uncom- II
Yth was very rm.
titan-o, m
Yard on
Phone 357-.
Con
70 TH! PUILIG.
I“...
renounced Mil-L. ,
. Wood or Muhanio
“Anon outdo:
Public titration
ar‘oofinm m I cum.
. ,W0.Wm
mourn." II...
it“ -.
lieu Slut i‘lui Fit
Mancunsm .t
cool...
Why not patronlao the firm that are
tilVlllE you money? Why pay more to
others when you can not beat node: of
helium Goal at “.76 our tent
will sum-amen cure the but in the
market. Aim weight guaranteed. All
cool that lures our yard to cleaned
and free from llama
convince you we are the only that that
been the prion down W19: you.
We
trial order will
i
uonmtaorri Jon" '1‘.
.. ~‘lti III in R WW“
Uh
W14 0"va Ava.
. sessments idirato’mnl societies.
\ ‘ W I \ 1 '
WI intend Llilllll inhuyiinu
On our easu paumenl plan ~uou can
dress pour famiiu without depriving
nourseli of other necessities. -. . I.
Our clothing department Whoever
more, replete with everuthing oi the best
and newest of the season’s showings.
Bring nour bolls in; we will fit them
from head to loot: settle the bill In con-
venient weeklu paumenls.
JEWELRY.
, A new and large assortment oi
watches just arrived. The latest shapes
in get ts’ and ladies’ watches. Eigln and
Wallbatn movements You can select
them now and We will save them for
not until Xmas ‘
H. KRIEGER 8' CO
Take Notice lI'
Before prying any more as»
Start An Account
Now '
with tho
Faulteld iCounlll .. ,
sendior important laiormIItl II 9
Norwalk Chronicler