Latest
Fall
Stules.
fihWnohlnzton 3t. So. Nor-walk.
Preheat-e or mind ~1‘lIe Judge—You
do . plead guilty. then of running your au-
to deteat Iomohllo at a speed or titty miles an
hour. and incidentally running down
and severely Inlurlugurn old man?
. the French experts 'lbo prisoner (Ineeklyl—«l do your
you eonduaively that. it is an honor,
,podoiblllty (or such a small nation The judge—vi sentence you to thirty
‘ got the better of km mighty a power. days In jail.
Butts—Wile“. what. about It? ; ’i‘he prisoner—~8ut 1
No y-I—ln vleiw 0! this made of ex- . own the car-—i m not theI chauffeur!
alimony. don’t you think It high The JIIdgemliumphl Why didu I you
impudeut in Japan to go on gaining any so before? Pny live dollars and
lotori‘ea the way she to doing? i all out ~Pnelr.
human". M.
LOOKS THAT WAY.
yvf-l see the German experts
i.tirtit Jaflpan cannot hope
a. .
vou r honor.
Anticipatrng a Chorce
‘ Morsel
for your Thanksgiving dinner. we bare
to! only provided the beat and fattest
corn ted turkeys for your choice, but
we have a rare stock of Spring geese.
ducks. quail. partridge. venison and
all other fresh meats that would tempt
lb.- palate of an epicure.
Sohaub'o Market
22 WASHINGTON STREET,
'Phone, 322-2.
r Dru Escallops. Greenport Dusters.
, , Fresh Fish. Smoked Herring.
' Clams. etc.
Best Hand-Picked Apples.
Ear barrel. :2. 25.- bushel 850.: peak. 250.
CUtbiIl’ 5 Bridge Market.
has: betivanv. TELEPHONE 108.
A Great Chance for Everybody_
THE NEW YORK'BARGAIN HOUSE.
Grand Opening at Their ‘
NEW STORE, 51 MAIN STREETyNORWALK.
We will plao. on special dale for all thin week a very high grade of
Ladlos' Cloaks, Suits Slur-t: and Furs.
, We will place on sale the entire stock of J. PALMER &. 60.. FROM
.1 853 BROADWAY. NEW YOFK. All these goods are made by the boot
.tlllorl in the country. We invite your inspection We also have a
turn" “it! 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
Norwalk. The sale at 125 Washington street will continue until all
lbvltook ll Ioid. Better choice for first buyers. We sell all our
goods at purchasers' price.
‘. THE NEW YORK BIRCH!” HOUSE
125 Washington Street. South Nor-walk. 51 Main Street Norwalk
CROWN & BARATZ, PROPRIETORS.
“ONTINUANCE SALE
1 Wish to thank the people for their
liberal patronage. and express regret that
1 was unable to give them more prompt
service. HoweVer if then will call again
this week i will guarantee entire satis-
bt . ‘.
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. A
. i
l
ll Wool Overconla, black and
. .were made to sell at $8. ()0.
" IALB PRICE. $4.48
r grade, black molten
"tirade to trail at 812.00,
IALI‘. PRICE, .7. 48.
hotter grade. litre motion
6. 60 Inches iong,m
.00.
IALI PRICE, $10.98.
“mean the iluout grade
Yoke. mods to roll at 518. on
' I Prue: I. .9 III.
and. Ill wool Thihet Britta,
,Ilouhlo breasted. nicely Irrude.
Youthn’ Suite. uinen Iii to 19 all
wool mixtures. single or double hretull
ed. made to hell at tlomtlo
AT THIS SALE. $4.98.
Boyu Roofers sizes 8 in ii, made of
chinchilla with ulster dollar. hurt the
thing {or school wear, maria to unit at.
all 3175
AT THIS SALE. We.
made to ‘ '
Heaters. 8 to Ill mfltlu at Oxford
gray with ulster dollar made to sell
at 02.70 I ,
AT THIS SALE. 81.59.
Boyo‘ fancy long Overcoat». 3 lo 7.
utrictly all wool made to sell at It. 00.
IALE met. 81.".
more long Ov'ercoots. Oonrd gray.
. hirer 7 to 16 are to sell at .8 50
adulation we"... 9qu all .. “LE '3 ‘0'" 31.93.
tingle or double brewed Batter grade. 8 to 11'», made to null
‘Ii" Iu. $1500 . a $4.50,
0:0; 16! 35.03.", . v 2 Mt: rural. $2.9:
serge
.
,I
Boys' double Breasted halts, 8 to 18.
mode of {may worsted and“ Ill wool“
Inlxtur rinltlb, to roll It. 83 50
THIS IALI. 0 08.
Boys‘ Ciood Sellout Knee Pants. 19::
i 'Boy Ir com a y Knee Punt». 80c and
750 kind It: , ”a
{I}. um. um."
‘ " Butte. single or
“ no title latest It to
not! it lit. y
Labrador
lit Inst 1]
’nrirlrihur
the Question of holding
Out longer has Been Sub-
mitted lathe Ozar--,-Scar-‘
city of; Ammunition and
food in Russian Stronghold
'I‘UKIO, Nov. 17, 9 u. lll.~~~I'l'l.ltl I‘IIII-
Ion in eXprquIed here that the Run...»
torpedo boat deptroyer Rautoropuy car-
ried to Clrt-oi'o extended distribution ox-
pluining to St, Potornburg the situation
at Port Arthur, tho condition of tho
Russian squadron and the shortage of
food and ammunition, rehearsing the
urIestIou ol (miller resistance to the
ltuuuiurr governtneni. The nature 01'
the Russian lire indicated II acnrrit)’
or certain kinds oi nrmuunition. All
priuoners taken by the Japanese tell
It uiory ot’ irruretlnlnn hunger. it. is
I'lninmd that the “Iranian commanders
are divided on the question of con-
tinuinu the defense. if this'lu true
It lltu the theory that the ltusroropny
curried disputehes pure-ring the ques-
liorI to the IIIIIperor.
SAN lI‘ltANClSUO, Nov. IT.~~rl)i'. An-
itu Motlee and her eight Ill-liilt‘lltfls oi
the American itdd Cl'tlb‘h Sorirty. who
have returned from Japan~ where they
served with diminution as nurses 10
illl' wounded soldiers, any they rerrived
I'Yl‘l‘)’ IIItI-rItitIrI and were honored in
bury way possible during then may in
the country by the. officials and l'i'lll't"
sentulives of the Japanese army. Be-
fore ”my left they were given It l'IIrIII
well rot-option. at which a large num—
ber of digniluI‘Ios Were present The
way they performed their IIIIIII‘rn irr tiIl-
houpltrrl won tho highest praise from
the surgeons III liirnshitun, the. ret'elv-
int; hospital for all the Japanese
Ivoundul in the War. where they were“
Istationed. l'lr'. McGee before leaving
was given an nudlunrr by Ill? Itlllllt‘l‘lll.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 'I.—~-Dr. N
Nourish ot‘ 'l‘olrlo, who IIIIII personally
attended many Japanese and ltuxalun
wounded in lllt hospitals or Jlipdn Hilll‘t’
the bouiuuinu of hostilities, is hero on
his" way to London» to road a paper bo-
ioro a society of surgeons there on bul-
let wounds and their lrentruvut during
the present war. He t‘Xlll't’SSt’tl Illil'I
prise at the way wounds indicted by
the small bullets used by the .inpunosir
heal and the small death rate which
they IIIIIIIIII. The Russian bullet llsvtl
Ix 1‘an more deadly, he says.
.\il.’Kl)lIlI" Nov. 16. 3 p. Ill." vln 'l‘ieu
’l‘sin. Nov. 17.«~Four Ilnys' sharp void
has silenced the. artillery and lIIIIIrI-
try lire between tho oppouing positions
and hire driven the soldiers into their
dugouls along the. entire IIntrenrhed
line. The apparent impossibility {or
either side to'thoct. the other from their
burrows. and tho incl that in (in I‘l‘i'lli
one side succeeded in tIdIIIuIing it
could not dip: the: otlIIIr out of Its IIIIII
tournents on account. of the frost
seems to promise n winter's iunrtivity,
although the Japanese llll‘l‘ti days ago
made It snruil l'N‘l‘lnlltlle‘Illlt‘t} toward
thtI extI'I-mo rust and pushed IIIIIIII the
Russian cavalry a few miles as though
they were iuvtwtillntirrg tho possibili-
ties for :I flanking movIIIIII-Irt. It seems
imporeiihle that either side in any case
I-ould more than ocrupy its opponent‘s
winter dunrter'n.
“AKA“. :\lI‘lt‘ll. Nut“
till”) HPLOllll l'nIIIllII squadron. bound
for 1hrI lI‘III I..nst sailed from here
\‘I ndnestlay evening. -
ST. i’E’i‘ERSBURtl. Nov. lT.—-Au n
reunll of thII derrmtehen revolved from
Lieutenant General StInIIIuel (comman-
der ol‘ the Russian military forums III
Port Arthur), the War Olilce expreurwa
entire confidence that. Port. Arthur will
be able to hold out, till the arrival of
thoI mission second Pacino squadron.
S'l‘. PETERSBHRG. Nov l7.~"'l‘l|(‘
tncts do not war-mot. tho. nonunion re-
port that Count {lentil-adorn, the Rus-
sian ambassador to (II-oat m'.ilnin mar
be recalled on account of the present
17.“ The litur-
convention (Ira intimated by the hon-
don Daily Telegraph this morning in
a denpntch from St. Peteroburgl. Run
aid has taken caption to the Inn-
gouge of the lcnrfilnh text or the article
relating to llxln the blame and hue
prepared Imam Inodiileotlono. but there.
is no evideure yet that n dendlovk baa
been reached The admiralty in un-
dmrhledly exercisinu Influence upon
the foreign onion in the matter. The
Novno Vremva contend» that the mug-
Ilah text goon inland The Hague eon-
veIItloII. which only provide“ for a
IIorIInIIIrIIIon to determine the their and
in no troupe to make an urbllrnl award.
ST. PETERSBURG. Nov. 17.»-Tho
note. regartllnn the remaining Th e
Hague Conference. III not expected till
next week. In the meantime the yinws’
of other power are being aurertalned
through the Riparian
abroad. While there in no reanon to
, believe that Renato can agree to par-
tloionto In .I conference durum the.
‘ war there is every indication that has.
irilli will not resent the mono ll. but
that her raphi‘ Will he of I cord at char.
actor. .
In the eoumr of a uonvoralttiou on
the nutrient between Foreign Minister
and Charge d’AltIIreo Edd.
or the a ram embassy. the former
woke reuilut‘d of Russia II rent later.
root in the nod aims (I introduce
. conference Initiated by Emperor Ditch.
also. and the important fact devoluti-
od that it Ind been Russian Intention
had the war not Intorvnned to .her-
not! invite the powers to It second emu
forbade. While the war mm in pro-
Ireol. hovered Gaunt homo-Item ex:
{round me discounted and to I decla-
ion in . uoI lion onion artful. odour
. t til II will
hileh in the Anglo-Russian North Sea
the 'l‘aittr Iver. The maltir portion
or the ukirminhiug oi the last few days
has been around the village or You“
slntoun‘di. Some Japanese and Run
alums who hall gone unarmed to tho
some spring (I! water had a hand to
hand light. There. were .pltnty or
broken heads but no one on either
side wall billed. l
’l‘ to health of theI Russian troopu
wi the advent of cold weather to
splendid. There are low ounce of. in-
factions diseases and the hospitals
are no longer rrowdod. most or the
north.
.S’l‘. l'ld‘l‘lllRSlliilttl, Nov. i'tmtleni
erul Stooaurl, in his Ileaputehnn to Em-
peror Nicholas, reports the repulse or.
a Japanese attack October 26 on the
north front of Port Arthur. The Run-
I-IIIIII loosen were 480 killed or wounded.
All the. attacks November 3. the any
the anniversary of the. emperor's no
reunion to the throne was celebrated.
were repulaed.
tienornl Sterner] was ulighrly wound-
ed III the, hemli during one or the. lat-
:‘fil nuuuultn on Port Arthur.
(leuural Kuropnlkiu reports that. in an
ambuuonde November Iii, nenr Sinehiu-
pa, 3‘). Japanese dragoonu were killed
or wounded.
S'I‘. l’E’I‘lCllSl‘lliltG. Nov. 'l7.—--'I‘iro
text of General Stoousel‘u til'F."‘llGllt‘S
or October 29 hi as follows: "Wu have
the honor to report to your majesty
that the Japanese bombarded very vig-
orously October :56 our forts and “III
IItIrIclIIuents north and northeast. The
following day they also attached one
of the torts on the north Hide. but our
heavy artillery and. shrapnel lire diu-
persed their reserves and the assault
was repulsed. Our losses were one
otllerr and I‘IboIIt,uI-\‘euty men killed
and lull wounded,
"Engineer Capt. SIIklIaroit, formerly
governor ot‘ Port llniny, died October
‘JT of typhus lever.
"It in difficult. to single out llllllVltlll—
air. for sot-win] mention among the horn
oi»:- Ilofontler‘s.” ;
(.‘lll‘IlI‘Cltl. Nov. lT.—I-r’l‘he 1 rec drip--
rs which
morning to
nurse torpedo boat destroy
entered the harbor this
lIerIrtnirr It the Russian torpedo boat
Iieatroyor [instoropny was here, diunp~
peered for It time, but re-uppenred this
afternoon. The Japanese consul sent
II cutter out to mort them and inform-
(d the nearest. destroyer. the Klrnuml.
that the ltI-Iaioropny has been uunh.
'I‘hII I-oIIIsIIl says this was the first the
ships knew of the sinking of tho Hus~
IoroprIy. ’l‘he Kumrmi transmitted the
information by wirelrm telegraphy to
1hr, Japanese flagship! whereupon the
destroyers disappeared in the dirertion
of Port Arthur. 'l‘ho slut-ring or the
Rnsiumpny by the Russians l‘I‘llf‘thtl
IIIII .lnpqumI oi“ an IIIIIlInI'I‘assing posh
lion. A repetition of the torpedo des-
troyer ltyshitelui lrII-Idont would have
lll‘llllh‘ttl intimation while II failure to
Ilrurtroy or out IIIII Rnslompny out
would have lrppuurotl like admitting
previous wrong doing».
'l‘()l{l(l, Nov..'i'l ~-'I‘lItI, Navy lit-part-
merit has not l‘l‘i‘t’ll'i‘il the report. (It
the commander of the Japanese torpt.»
vdo bout druiroyol‘s sent to Chrioo to
blorkndo the ltnrrinn torpedo boat (III-
fill'tlyl‘l‘ Rnstoruprry. it Is generally
understood here that ill.» Japanese rio-
stroyers were to romrdu outside, but
whatever tho' {III-tn may be the inci-
Iiont in not. unusiur. ronrorn III olllt'lnl
IIiIIrlMI, hornupo the Japanese feel tree
it) use the harbor o! Chefoo. the Run-
ulilflfl it is added. hating relieved them
or responsibility as to Us noIIIrIuIIti
EMPEROR HAS NO
TROUBLE.
BERLIN, Nov. l7.~ ~~~~~ 'l‘he Fore gu Ulv
fltII- authorizes The Associated Proms
to any that there is absolutely no truth
in yesterday's rumor that Emperor
William's throat trouble has returned.
Persons who were present at Channel-
lor von lluelotv‘s. dIIIrIIIr Saturday
night any the emperor look It mun
animated part in the roIIrtIrsntlon.
Nobody lltlllt‘t‘il n trace of hour‘uoness
or any other indiraliou that his voice
was alter-ted. ‘ FurihernIoro the For-
oign ()lllt'i‘. assume The Mancinted
Proms that If the troubiII r-I'IIIIIII the
noun will inimodintriy be giIIIn III the
publlt oillelnllv
”-mwm.
THROAT
PONIES AT THE HORSE SHOW.
NEW YORK. Nov. IT.~--~l’oIIlIIII.
many of them not. over Iii inches III
height. were the center or interest Ill
the annual horse. show lodayr and the
beautiful weather oi the week Iroutlu»
Ired. Last night had the record crowd
and there was something oi II lull in
the. attuedantre today. In addltoiu to
bring pony day, 1th wan regarded on
children‘s day. Earlier in the Wool:
bouien were exhibited in bur-near; rou-
truia. but today they were IleIibilod
I‘illlllan tree.
TRINITY MEN’8 CLUB.
A very pleasant I-Ioclul evasion of
the Men's Club of Trinity i'IIIlvaumi
Church wan held last evening III the
home of tho rector, Itov. llonIiIIy r‘.
Humphrietl. 'l‘hurr were about lib
present. and all enjoyed It wry lllllt‘ll.
iterreuhmentu were served.
NO POLITICAL SIGNIFICANCE.
LONDON Nov.17.~«l..or.l llolluwhlld
Ruurlnun formal reply earn a eirI-ular,
relii'mltmltlthP/H l
today revolved II cable. dokpatoh from
hill littunla at. ltio Janolro IIIIIIIIII that
tho recent dluturbrmueu there had no
poiIIirIII aigniduauro or uerioua IIIIIIIIIII.
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JAIPANESIE LOAN SUIoCRlPTlONa.
l..0Nl)ON Nov. 17. --'I‘ ho nutmurih
1tloue lo the London portion (830 one.
000) of tho .Iupirueao, lruIn totalled
$102 tlllil 000.
One or the least soil-mlverliaed of
Brent men in Prot. Roentgen. who tlltl-I
covered the marvelous raya whlth now
hear his name. The proleuuor had never-
been interviewed never been lltltl‘
quoted and he has even ruluucd lme
mouse norms of money uttered liltll by
American publishers {or a boot: on
what he himself modestly styled “I
new kind or ray. "‘
l Schwinn-«When imuwmtwritud her
lilltik and wounded having been sent ‘
Friday. Nov. 18111 is the Date
Of On
On that date we shall have
Annual Exhibition 0i * Fine Fun.
on
on exhibition at our store the entire sample line of one oi the
largest as whll as the best manufacturers of Furs in this country. The line will include the‘ncwcst
rel. Bear and Mink. Mui’fs both
/'
factored the goods and who is an
formation regarding making over
Remember the date. FRIDAY. NOV.
things in Scaris, Victorines and Pelcrines in the following furs: Sable, Isabella and Black Fox,. I
Hudson Bay Sables. English Sables. Black Marten. Sable and Isabella Marten, Black Lynx, Squir-
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-
expcrt in the Fur business. He will also give advice and .in-
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.
I8. FOR ONE DAY ONLY.
Moneyinthe Bank,
And Coal in the cellar are
equally good investments,
and the man who has both is
"saie'and sane" and need not
fear the future. We advise
you to put in a few tons of
coal before the snow flies. It
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.
Glover’s the Place
Phone 357-.
lieu Sites That .Fil
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announocmonl
We llIlVU purehnaed the yard and or.
lieu torIrIerly owned by i, lorikwood d.
(lo. and are now prepared to execute
all orders promptly and I-IatIIlaotoriiy.
t‘IeIuI titlill. tall weight and rhodorato
prloua are. what We offer our dIIrIto-‘
IIIuIIII.
(live “It II trial order.
TELEPHONE CALL.
WATER 81'. TEL. lain—ll.
[star-e. 20% Wood III Moorland: 8%.
Yard B745 74 fluvlew Ave.
fol; her hand In mawrluge he; bwaral
lather threatened tom—anuhwain me.
doaehur know.
Misti Gotham-"Thurs Just like her
platoon it war It patent amenity to father. He utwiivu was load of a Juka. ‘
”Chlorine milli 7
l’ n '
BRANOIII OFFICE
i Puhllo Market,
32 South Main hunt,
“our Norman
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NORWALK 0" Bl JOHN 1’. ”AVIS
TRISTRAM 8r HYATT, Norwalk,Conn.
NO. 2 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
H. Krieger & Go.
West Washington St. So. Norwalk.
We hind Ellillll'l‘ In lirrnliinn
On our easu pirament plan you can
dress uour iamilu without depriving
llourseli oi otherxnecessiiies.
Ourjolothing department was never
more replete with everuihing of the best
and newest of the season’s showings.
Bring Hour boas in: we will fit them
from head to foot: settle the hill in corr
venieni weekiu pauments.
JEWELRY.
A new and large assortment of
watches just arrived. The latest shapes
in genis’ and ladies’ watches. Eluln and
Waltham movements. You can select
them now and we will save them for
run until Xmas
Lu. Ramona o co
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