Latest
Fall
Stules.
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.D. LYON aco.
WnlhinghonS‘t. $0.,N'ortnmlk.
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‘ shoal Ran Bimkatle
{an interview on his adventurous voy~
iafelttm‘id: “Meat. Port Arthur at ulna-
lulled F’ F . ‘ .n gt n a n ng snowutorm. he
glint Page 2 {boat was navigated through all the
‘rigldblockade maintained a“ Port{ (lam-tors of floutingr mines without a
ll“ bythe Johannes “(3% i‘tmiahtnp. Clo reaching the onion sen
: . ‘ 'e s :w a .apanesc. ortnser ant some
Reggmtggnimgzfig?‘ “RP“??? ,torpedo boats in the distance, but we
- 0‘ “lair-outing rapidly through the storm.
with lights extinguished and passed
,th‘em unnoticed. We reached Chefoo
iwlthout any mishap of any kind.”
The commander of the torpedo boat
destroyer was optimistic with refer-
r-nce to Port Arthur. He declared that
:th ; no sooner. In one of the issues
tit, . , Stated that while a Japanese de-
stroy was laying mines on Novem~
h .was surprised by the but-
ylzan and sunk,
in '
Anticipating a Choice
Morsel .
for your Thanksgiving dinner, we hare
' not only provided the best and fattest
com fed turkeys for your choice. but
we have a rare stoc of Spring geese.
ducks. quail. part dge. venison and
all other fresh pleats that. would tempt
ihc palate' of an epicure.
Sohaub's Market
22 WASHINGTON STREET,
'Phone, 322-2.
I
m
Dru Escallops, Greenport Ousters.
f' Fresh Fish. Smoked Herring.
v T Clams. etc. »
Best Hand—Picked Apples.
Po’r barrel. {2.25: bushel. Boo..- peak. 250.
-jO‘Utbill’s Bridge Market.
as: ”DELIVERY.
TELEPHONEriOS.
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,, . , A Great Chance for Everybody.
‘ THE NEW YORK BARGAIN HOUSE.
, Grand Opening at Their
, NEW STORE, 51 MAIN STREET, NORWALK.
Warwiil place on Ipeciai sale for all this Week a very high grade of
Ludlos' Cloaks, Suits. Skirts and Furl.
. We will place on sale the entire Itock of J. PALMER a 60.. FROM
853 BROADWAY, NEW YOFK. All that goods are made by the boot
tailor, in the country. We invite your inspection We also have a
large sale of LADIES' CLOAKS, SUITS. SKIRTS AND FURS AT OUR
SOUTH NORWALK STORE AT 125 WAHINGTON STREET.
, . We will sell out the entire stock at 125 Washington Street. South
: ‘,Norwaik. The sale at 125 Washington street will continue until all
the stock is sold. Better choice for first buyers, We sell all our
hi. amigo,“ purchasers' price. '
V, . THE NEW YORK BARGAIN HOUSE.
: 125 Washington Street. South Norwaik. 51 Main street. Norwalk
. “ CROWN a BARATZ."PROPRfETOR8.
newsroom
I wish “to thank the people for their
. f liberal patronaiie. and express regret that
'i l, was unable to givelhem more prompt
.. r. mite“
service. However if then will call again
1»..le week I will guarantee entire satis-
pi rfaction and prompt service. Following
are a few of the large number oi Specials
l on offering:
Men’s worsted pants $1.75
5 all wool cashmere pants $1.95
n wool Overcome, blank and
If”. were nlode to soil at $8.00,
, IALI Mics, «.43.
Made. blush meltuu some
”if” 30“ at "2.90.
All.“ PRICE. ".45.
otter grade. fins mutton, all
it Eights” inches long, made to
it a RRIOI. $10.93?
1' (instillation the fittest grade
, Module to nail at upon.
«be times. on».
at: nit woof 'rnttiat Suits.
. lilo breasted, nicely made.
his, ratios. mu.
sited want“ suits all
' Ill-hr ‘90th limited.
16]”!
rules. «or. ,
warmer fltifta. “ ‘
‘l‘ r .
the," on.”
:l tf'k. .9.
~ .
J
Youtho' Suits. sizes in to iii. an
wool mixtures. single or double breuut-
mi. mud.» to sell at $10.00,
AT Trill BALI, 04.98.
lioyn' Resistor, sizes 3 to ii, mode of
chinchilla with ulster collar, lnat the
thing for school wear. mode to sell at
$1.75,
AT TWO CALI, Ole.
Roofers. 8 to 15, rundo‘yof Oxford
may with ulster collar, made to sell
at 2.50. I '
A'f’ THIO BALE. $1.29.
Boyh' fancy long Over-coats. 3 to 7.
strictly oil wool, mode to soil at. Milli.
OALE Fill“. MM.
Boys' Lona Ovoroohts. Oxford gray.
rises ‘l to 16. made to still at, 33.50.
not; enrol. $1.00.
better grade. 8 to is. mad» to soil
,at ".50. x _
_ .. iALh‘i'hiGl, mu.
. hoya’doubio Breasted units, it to 16.
loads or fails worsted anti-all wool
’ , mixtures. lift a to soil sumo. '
sun)" Mug“ (W f A? TH“ UALMOL”. ,
incumbents flays’ deadboltootttned Pants ' in
a 14.00 .- . . 73W“ mans. rumbling:
‘ hand». and: the
fluent and in sood'snirita. ,
The former Russian governor-of
Portvbalny, M. Suhharoft. diedrecent»
ly at PorrArt r of enteric fovor.‘
OHEF‘OO, Nov, 16.‘°Thi9‘ Russians
have blown up the torpedo boat tiss-
iroyer Radio opny. :
The tor about destroyer Rustin"-
opny was of 240 tons‘ displacement.
was 200 feet long. had a beam of 19
feet and a maximum drought of 11
feet. She had up indicated horse—
power of 4,500 and a speed a! 26 knots.
The Rasteropny’s m-mamentwonsisted
of one l2-poundsr and three? 3-1mm:
ders, und‘she had two torpedo tubes.
she was launched in 1901.
Commander i’elem added thut the
destroyers object was simply to carry
despatehes. The other Russian ships
remained at Port Arthur.
The Rustoropny. being one of the
fastest of the Russian vessels. soon out-
dlstauced her pursucrs and entered
Chcfoo with at music box playing a
sprightly air and the suvury min. of a
breakfast steak, apparently tcstl gnu:
to the fact that Port Arthur still on-
joys fresh moui. ’l‘hs destroyer sped
in like an arrow at 6.50 a, m. and un-
nhoreti a few hundred yards shaft the
United States cruiser New Orleans.
flagship of Rear Admiral Folger, coni-
inuuder of the deruiser squndron of the
Asiatic fleet. The Chinese cruiser Hui
Yong raised steam within twenty mirr
utes and came close. to the Rupturopuy.
Contain Chlug, of the Hat Yong, baard-
ctl her and held it brief ctmt‘orouce with
Commander l’u‘lcm. ,tdnslgn Waln-
wright. Rear Admiral Folger's nldb.
boarded the Rumoropny immediately.
but he and (luptuln Citing were not.
invited to cuter the Rastoropny‘s cabin.
although a blizzard was cutting their
faces. Cnptuln Chlug notified (tom-
munder Prism that. twentydour hours
was the, limit of the time he could
romnin urmcd ni (Zlicfoo, ul'lcr which
the Rastoromry would be compelled lU
disarm. While delivering this lilti-
matum. the Russian sailors. who seem.
ml to be healthy and cure lrce, con:
tinned greasing the torpedo tubes.
which were loaded.
l‘llll()Wlllg‘Ult‘ conference with (.‘up-
tain Citing. the linstoropny was moved
l‘urtltcr in, to the old anchorage of the
torpedo bout ,destroycr Ryeshllolnl.
where the Russian consul boarded the
Rustoropuy and bfought her dcspuiohrs
nshorc. ' "
The Russian officers are all reticent.
but they 5in the condition of Port
Arthur is us good us it was two
months ago. ’I‘ht'y also deny the rc~
port that the litresiun armored cruls~
or Hnyun has been sunk, though they
admit that a shell damaged her cu~
glues, which are being repaired. Rus-
sian cruisers come out of Port Arthur
daily_ the battleships containing in the
harbor. ’i‘he ovcr-uruwu optimism of
the officers, it was usscricd ashore.
made it obvious that their story was
rchenrsr-d in-i'orc it was given to the
public.
When the rorresporulcnts Wore ul-
lowcd on board the Rustoropny, n quar-
ter of lit-cf was carefully placed where
it was lmpmslblc to miss seeing it.
This, in was claimed. was mount to
convey the impression that Port Ar-
thur was sung and cotni‘ortuble.
ST. rn'rnasnhno. Nov. lfiwatlvlc-
us from Limit-(textural Stoossel (com-
mundcr of the Russlon mllilany forces
at Port Arthur) and Rear Admiral Wi-
rcn (in coiumantl of thc Port Arthur
squadron), brought by the Russian tor-
prtlo bout destroyer Rustoropny to
Clinton, huvv reached the emperor, but
have not ,V'f-t been mudc public. The
great importnucc of the information is
apparent from tho fact that thc torpe-
do bout dcstroycr wus deliberately sac-
rificed in order to get the communion;
tions from the beleaguered garrison.
The only word which has reached litt-
admiralty is a telegram from the cap-
tain of the itastoropny, announcing
his arrival with official tlrsputchen. An
attempt of the Japanese to repeat the
ltycshlirlul incident in ithlncsc waters
is confirmed. The ruptaln's report
that the iiusioropny will be disarmcd
and hauled on the shorc to prevent. the
possibility of the Japanese entering
thc harbor odd for ibly towing her out.
S'i‘. l’l‘Z'l‘ERSB lift. Nov. iii.~'l‘ho
reoenimcni producrtl by the speeches
of the British ministers on the North
Sea incident, especially the assumption
that Russia has ngrcnd to punish the
officers of the littesiun squadron in ad-
vancc of our finding of the commlsw
slon, hos been further inflamed by tho
sncech of Lord ticlbournc, First Lord
of the Admiralty, Nov. ii. at Bristol.
on the danger of n Russian invasion of
lndln. The News Vremya. while. phil-
ostmjilcully disposed to hold the Brit-
ish jingocs responsible for thin com
stunt provocative nttitudo. culling ut~
motion purtlrulnrly to Viceroy (hir-
zon’s sud Lord Kitchoucr'a (tabulations
to Prrulll und Afghanistan and MW
chiming any desire on the purl of Rus-
sin to entrust- in fight. says that never»
tireless Russiu wuys has a chance of
evening up llriiish superiority at sea
by n mow in the direction climbs.
and tliercforc naturally it is n smut.
comfort to Runuln flint she hint direct
rail communication with ’l‘tmhliend.
'l'hc Novlstl, on the contrary, molten
light of the plural of u ltusslnn invo-
siun of bulls. which Brltlab states-
men are constantly trotting out for
the health of the iirlllsh public, and
ailments that it would be better for
(ii-our lirilaln to make sincere over~
tilted to Russia retarding the lndlau
bordor. instead of tubing infuse behind
Afghanistan.
31'. PE‘PERBBUM. Nov. Id.~~'l‘ho
King of Portuul. it is believed here.
will be «elected to name the fifth mom-
ticr of the international submission
which is to inquire into thp North
Bea incident. in the event that the
four ldmil'flllf fail to agree on the ne-
leotion of the ‘flttli member. 5
fl'l‘.‘ PMWBURG, Nov. "lemma
official unto issued heroically contro-
yortti the. etiology drown in the pro-
posal for til now peace conference be
tween stho “present. situution unti- the
situational the time of: The tissue
conference. it. points'ont institution
barrio in fusion
o
, '- transmitted in ,
Spain desire furnace before a any:
reason of ,
Willifi thdtrthotaitnulen circular
oovoklox the conference on issued
out after: the constitutes of“ use.
~13th tier " ‘p.
the, conference was fonno- toils
.didutcsi la“ 9 pic i.
pi ail its also moraine and. /
many soldiers were killed. ' All Kuohki
' is‘about a: dozen miles outside of the'
Afghan frontier. it is hardly connetnrl
bin that there could be a mission moml
sziue there. , . i
lilBAU, Russia. Nov. low't‘be soc-
oud division of illumination suoontl
squadron sailed today. It consists
of the cruisers Dion and inuuu'ud, the
auxiliary cruisers Kuban. Torah and
Oral; the cullsers Rico and Dnleper
(formerly the at. Petersburs and Simo-
lensk), ahdIthe torpedo boat destroy-
crs litany. Realty. Gromkl. Grozny
nod Provorllvy. Thu division is ex-
pected to overtake‘fteud Admiral Voel-
itersnm’s division by way of the Suez
Canal. '
HULL, Eng, Nov. id.~()n the re-
sumption of the Board of Trade in-
quiry into the North Sea incident to-
day, the witnesses merely"corroborated
the evidence already known.
The mate of the trawler Oceanic tea.
tilled that one of the big Russian Ves-
sels rcmulned behind and after firing.
but she did not speak any of the
iruwicrs nor did she inquire what in-
jury hurl been done. After waiting
for a half hour she sailed off.
Asked by Dr. Woodhousc, counsel
for the Russian embussy. "What were
the Russians firing at?" the mate of
the trawler Forth replied: “.l.‘ us, I
think."
llr. Woodhouse elicited from another
witness that two Russian warships
whose sourchllghts were turned on the
trnwiot‘s did not fire.
Shipper “sinus, of the trawler Moul-
rucin. said that of ti o'clock in the
morning after the attack he saw u
battleship nbout tlu'ec ships' lengths
nwuy. just like the llusslun i'csscls
which fired on the. truwlcrs.
'l‘he boutswnln of the .\-ioulmcin also
saw a "big ship" bctwccn 4.15 and
5.30 in the morning of October 22. She
was much bigger than a torpedo bout
but its could not say if :«hc wits n but~
tlcsblp.
Dr. \‘i’oodhousc cross-examined this
witness, but he stuck to his. story, titltl~
ing that the vessel was not British but
was “particularly like the one which
was firing most upon us the night be-
fore.“
Si'blZ, Egypt, Nov. iti.~-'i‘hc gover-
nor itas summoned a meeting of the
consuls and has uskcd tint-m to in—
form shipping ugvuts that during the
[disease through the canal of thc ships
of the Runslun second Pacific squadron
all vcsscln proccctllng northwards
will bt- stopped, allowing tht- Russian
warships frrc possum» and that all
vessels must slrlngcntlr he ordcrctl
to refrain from thrmvlng anythl
into the cuntu while the wurshillh "“3
passing and from engaging in dctnou-
slrations of any sort,
London, Now l6.~»Arcordlng to u
dcspntuh received hcre from (‘hcfoo
by u ncws ugcpry. (‘omrnandcr Plcu.
of tho Russian toi'potlo imnl destroyer
ltnrioropny, ,u‘hit-b rcnrhcd that port
this morning from Port Arthur, Ion»
firmed the reports that l.lcut.»tl'ncral
Stocsscl iizomiunndcr of the Russian
military forces at thc fi‘.'ll'esui in
wounded, but says tlcnvrul rock is
oulic Well. The commuttdcr uddnd
that thcre were sufilcicnt supplies of
food. ammunition and coal at Port
Arthur to last a your.
' FASHION;
The newest, wing collar which the
smartest dressed men are wearing has
a very long wing and wide space. the
point turning back to quite a distance.
They are being used a grout dcal with
tho new large four-toband scarfs.
'l‘hc tit-aria this season urc ranging
in size from two and a half to threc
inches in width. The wide four-in-
hand and the titl-i‘ltlli‘ll Buckingham
«our! scum to<bc rcry much in favor at
the present tlmc. English squares
are not in much dctuand yct..but will
hp with the cold weather. 'i‘hc fold:
cd squnrc is in grcnt tlcmund: it In
foldcd to u lhl'tftt-llll‘h width and tied
in a fourvinhaml or n open-over cul-
l‘ilfifi.
Thc lit-urn which I shall give front
ilurc to time about men's :il‘i‘h‘s have
been obtained from nbsolutcly reliable
authority. and i hope my lady rcudcrs
who have husbands untl brothers will
either read for them or call ”Mr all
tentlon to the items :thcy might no
interested in them.
White voila molten up wry protttly
for a party frock for a young girl.
The contrasting lining is seen In
many lace evening and theatre wuists.
its color is seen tissin about tbc
throat as ribbon or chiffon tlowcru or
other decorations.
Many a girl sixlis for a lovely new
dresser and dainty furnishings for bur
room who does not ronllzc how much
doinilueos is contained in drupimrs of
plain white line lawn. The simplest
framework may be used for tnbic. for
commode, and for drcuuer by huuplng
the mirror over ntnl draping the two
as one piece—«tho, bed is drupcd with
the souls. and thin may locindc n
canopy if on» bus the Ingenuity to
make the More and fusion ii nil m"
unruly. Everything must be well
made enotmh to be practical or nine it
will lose its charm and nppcnr nhabhlf
instead of dainty. 'l‘hc cxpnnhc of
this iiiilm‘ furnishing hi utcroiy nomi-
nal If compared with mahmumy and
brass nnd idlk drapery nod will be for
doiuticr for a sleeping room.
The velvet walking suit finished
Willi it not of fun: iii considered smart
indent]. Mink and stable are bountiful
with brown Velvet, chinchilla is pretty
LMoneyitilt-hr. Bank,
Friday, Nov. hit is the Date ‘ _ M ,
Of Our Annual Exhibitionloi Fin Furs.
.u‘
the pieces on exhibition may be selected and delivered from the display.
Remember the date. FRIDAY. NOV. 18. FOR ONE DAY ONLY.
TRl
’
On that date we shall have on exhibition at our store the entire sample line of one of the
largest as well as the best manufacturers of Furs in this country. The line will include the newest
things in Scarls, Victorines and Pelcrincs in the following furs: Sable, Isabella and Black Fox. ,
Hudson Bay Sablesl 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. '
This exhibit will be for one day only and will be in charge of one of the firm that manu-
factured the goods and who is an expert in the Fur business. He will also give advice and in-
formation rcg'arding making over Furs or repairs. which may be brought in at that time. Any of
* nun mm, Norwalk, Conn.
no. a and s GAZETTE BUILDING.
And Coal in the cellar are
equally good investments,
and the intro who has both is
"safe and sane" and need not
H. Krieger 8:100.
West WaShington St. So. Noiwalk.
fear the future. We advise
you» to put in a few tons of
coal before the 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 masts can. co.
our. the "pot;
Phone 357..
lien Show That Fit
snowman
Won—u
with built blue and black. but than one
can hardly, no astray as most of the
fashionable furs harmonise with tho
colors or velvet which one would wcnr,
on the street.
The wish to matte the hm of Oiltl‘ti
self In surely rather a sign of humility
than of unity. Consideration of the
mills need not necessarily oppress; tut .
the workln hours of the day. our must
it. be induced only before a mirror.
seriously to’ make the best of sun's
self through oil lifetime. not only In
appearance into work. artistry ,tho
possession of’jntany unnsmd
wtdeitli’ti Missions.
Arthur 0. “Wheeler is in Hartford
7 ‘
rout Wolf Lodge, F. and A. _M., eon»
ferret! the degree on four can:
qualities. i
great on
7 a mention granted
Mitch i
wanna Roe
in! onion Stun
We hovo purchased the yard and of-
fice formurly owned by l, lmltwood die
‘00. and are now prepared to “300““!
all orders promptly nod satisfactorily.
clean ml. toll weight and moderate
prices are what we otter our: custo-
uteri.
dive on a mail order.
fungi-sou: cm...
WATER or. fit. 131.4.
atom.- in wm o Mechanic oi.
Inn! on .‘- 74 Review Ave.
.N‘;
then , now .a
0
non until Xmas.
an... lions?!”
Before paying any more as-
sessment: in halcyon societies.
"it"! sendlor-importantinlonnaiion
‘frae. “pr” No.58”. South
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«onward;
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'Slart‘
' Fairlieidi
:th Extend CliEillT inllwrylhe
On our easu paument plan uou can
dress uour tamilu without depriving
tioursell of other necessities.
Our clothing department was never
more replete with everuthinc of the best
and newest of the season’s showings.
Bringuour boss in: we will fit them
from head to loot: settle the bill in con-
venient weeklu paumbnts.
JEWELRY.
A new aud large assortment ,of
watches just arrived. The latest shapes
in get ts’ and ladies’ watches. Elaln‘ and
Waltham movements, You can select
all we will save them for:
i
W a. mom ‘
,Now '
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