NOV. 25.-—-'l‘he American , Harm. Eastern Turkey. ‘M- Norton tutor making an tour of the” Bassoon district obi; ‘ 11M iorwarded a lengthy ’Am'ol'i'oun Board (It Com- m or Foreign Missions; in rare: "The survivors ot the Micro number noarl'y 10000. little but their lives. Near- Gillie in the legion was com- undated and tho-n burned. ltheir docks and herds. y‘thoir only source or fond ntont, as well as income, were swopt away. The unfor- ‘ people often I-IeIeiving for a .b an allowance from the gov- i one per cent. per capita diam for subsistence. now are I’fo'od an winter approaches. he dleoascn usually following iihhtuexponurc. exhaustion and t (bod. aIc Iapidly becoming plot-is aid is rendered piomptiy, by he left to Iecelve it. 'l‘hc ly persons within a shmt diorance of th Sansouan region competent to (li~ L‘Bitiiii and Rev. R. M. Cole ' same city missionary of the an Board of Missions Both are r with existing conditions and __faciiiiicn form a giant exi- MOnoAN HALL AT WILLIAMS oAMAozo av FiRE. U I momma by Cigaretto Cause: LOI- - ,‘ of 820.000. > LLIAMSTOWN. Mans. Nov. 25. ~— Morgan Hall the largc's't of the Wil- his COiiege dormitoiics. was damag- ed to the extent of $20. 000 Iesterday cigarette dropped in a mom on the nd' floor The loss is (owned by it ran ijwinze to the fan that moat oi’ the , to voila spending the holiday at but few persona me about the building. and the fire had gained great r llama of the live-slow building' and mildo theli way through the center 01‘ ”1‘00! which collapsed. The furni- mic and furnishings oi two (it three I rooms on the upIIrI floors were des- troyed but moat oi the siudcnts' hm ( longing-III wou- sal’ely removed. , The arrival of fire lighting apparatus . from North Adams saved the building .. from destruction. Morgan "all is a atone structure orrctml in iiiil'.’ tit a coat Of 8100, 000 "‘FALL RIVER MILLS OPERATION. _. FALL RIVER Mania. Nov 26. ~Thc Davis and Seasonnot Cotton Mills were in Operation today, with practically a toll Iorce of onexativcs while several I‘othor plants report i t they have more hands at work to at any time since the ottompt. was bomvmto break the strike. Many mills, howover are null closed. Rumors that several cor .. notations had informed the operatives , . that they would pay the rate of‘wagea 'I which existed before the July out ‘ wn oil 12% nor cent. are denied by will agents. The textile council today bed a lengthy statement denying I-hne recently loaned by monuiacturers Iwho claimed that the rate of wagon ~=ilero compared favorably with that Iraid in other centers nun-n...— MANY ARTICLES STOLEN. , BRIDGE‘WATER, Nov, 25 w'i‘hc aidonoo of Charles Noithrop in thin place was entered by burglars during the absence of the faintly yesterday. A coldly gold watch. seventy-five doi tors in nn'moy and other articles ware noon; The burglary is believed to boys been ”the onk of tramps ' " 2ANGWILL‘8 STORY. anonco (It lsrael Zanzwill in . recalls I story about one (It ‘ Hereford‘a meetings with the [MM Jewish author. Hereford main. and one of the mana- “ ,n'tado much at a little poem ‘ a butterfly. with illustra- ‘ lmooil’. The idea. was siml~ thlt' t a abort. story by Zuni; (I happened to meat at a oittb function. and the au- ’ "I‘ho Children of the Ghetto” ilo one in publicly rohnklng the . alleged "cruelty to literature. " I“. (too you mean. Hereford by h ”any atory with your iooiinb u... [diary ilo‘ you refer to. Zanz- hioihono of :yonr numerous ,, Md: gant‘andrliiiry nifinnfir at “ hoot“ in p r so one o rop- iiziI nioooalo and outscored (Iona. chap. whom did you got ‘ voice. «Imam pro» moat. , ‘.-'i said Hereford, "80 noon by a tire that started train I ' Talmud." anlweml 2am;- Pa maintains an’ promises But never does a thing; But what Ina says she does she does. An‘ when i so to bring , Her slipper or her hair brush when .. She says she'll dust my pants " AND l25 Washington St. South Nurwalk. WW * , CcImfortabies. Cheapest Place to Town to Buy Pa always says nex‘ time ‘at he Will have a word to say But Ina .she is mole apt to be A ddin.‘ right away; Pa turns mound at on an' gloves An liorce as he can look .But when we're out of sight upstairs, Ho goes back to his book. . I -~ I i Ua boys ain’t scant o' no so much Ho only makes a noise, An' says he never did rice such Outnonaseable boys. But when me looks around i see .iuut somethin' long on' flat An’ always make a- point to be Sonia better after that. i think i could be bettei than if i had one mole chance Mu (icesn‘i 3:1an as much as on ' I E .I ’3 UI But what she says in law is law, And when she speaks to us . 1, She's lookin' carelessly around , ‘ a [£5 "a 8, . Fr aomcthin' long an' flat 4 1 An' when we notice it we" re hound To be good after that So We aint acaiit of on at all, . dnd Although he thinks no ole; . . lint when we hear ma came an call. WNo difference how far (I are away we answer quirk Au’ tell her whom we re at I' ‘ . ’ , . .. “brunch; stoohs down an' starts togWe Guarantee Perfect Flt. IDId you not your hill from Bit} .. Up somethin' long an‘ flat. i "J. W. Foley in New York Times. i ADDITIONAL Locnbnnwsi ‘ . suburban towns. Mr. Beards out. and iron call two by his arty to ill! various ooh! (I 'noritlonoo ban or and trust. in 18’") no represented ‘. his town in tho state ionisiatme and served as a mhmber ot the committee : on citloir and boroughs ‘ For several on»: he or. I school inspector for the town of Trumbull. , Goad News For make as big a tuna I Call at Steinort's and see the Ver- ad. tcgrand ‘ . A CHOICE LOT OF GOODS AT Y OUR OWN PR'CE' 'F WE CAN GET be satisfied with thui."~Philadeiphiu‘ : Rogers KI Stevens \I' are talking tur- key about orcrcoals. Read their ad Read the New York Groom Co s PROMPT vou To auv. GARMENTS LIKE Ouns WILL SURELY It has something special to say as to flour c037 vonIMOltE ELSEWHERE. A blight little son has brought in A rounds which is an amusing variiation (If the ancient theme of the piophet in his ()Wl‘l country. The ucnatoI in a . giant basic bad boarded a Fortv- new and atrroh car to catch a train trom the Grand Central station. To his em- IIIIIrIIIIsnIent he found himsoif without ' a penny of change. He sought the~YORK. ALL THESE GOODS WERE MADE BY THE 3537 TAIL-OHS the Stork to Mr and Mtg George B OWING TO THE FAILURE OF SOME OF OUR GOODS TO ARRIVE Norwaih. in said‘DistI-lct, deceased. Montgomeuy of (‘hcstnui stioct this momin‘g The father is n populm ON TIME. WE WERE UNABLE TO OPEN OUR NEW STORE AT 51 MAiN will of said deceased exhibit their Ali- elm-k at tho 'l‘I-islram & Hyatt stoic. N0|Wllik This event [nukes C“\ STREET, SATUF‘DAY, IN THE SHAPE WE DES'REB. THESE GOODS adjustment. 3'- ”‘0 PVODKLQ Office I“ Treasulcr and Mrs. William E Mont—i gomoI-I grandpments again. new Dcpew atory is going the conductor. i . u] conductor. ed. nice. and i haven't any fare.“ am Senator 1)epcw.'he oxpiain- IiN THE COUNTRY. "i must catch a train in four min- . ‘ i c“ “That don‘ i. go licre'" snarled the Ill beg your pardon." was the good I natured roioiniar. “Heron my card. THE BEST. clue to my office tomouow and i will EV?» Y0“ 35W I WE WILL ALSO HAVE A LARGE SALE OF LADI'ES' CLOAKS. “Now. Nothln IlOiII‘.‘ ‘ "But I am Chauncey lletww. If you ‘ BUiTS eKlRTs AND FURB AT OUR SOUTH NORWALK STORE. 125 will only-9 "See here." said tho conductor won't wmk. i don't care it you'Ir Chauncey 0'08“. you We SOL [0 pay 3TOCK OF; THAT STORE. THE 3A LE WiLL CONTINUE UNTIL STOCK your fare on this tar" i ‘ --~; In morocco or. Called into playnbundn and i'ouII-I thins.- "As Shakespeare .aays." remarked Casaidy who was load of airing his “book iornln' " occasionally, “ what's in a. name,?" “Well " replied Casey. "Call me wan that Oi don't loike. an' Oi' ll show ye.’ S S N twilk “Philadelphia Press. (2;, t\ asltinniou t. o. (I ll Few Thuii sgiung Bargains [it ffiiifffif‘iff‘??1 :4 i i W-.. Spocial in Men a Black Worsted Suits. satin lined well warth $14. ‘\ .‘ “M Fine Fancy Worsted Suits, double breasted. worth $12, I Men’s Fine Melton Overco ats. satin lined. worth $14, CHILDREN' 8 REEFERS. 3 to 9 years. fit: 8 to is years. 81.39. Mhn’ a worried Pants. $1.15.- Boys" Strictly All Wool Bolts, 8 to I6 strain $1.98. Boy's? Fancy Overcoat» 3 to 7 years, very ilnc. $1.98 K Boyo’ Fancy Overcoats, 4 to 9 years, were 85 and so. . ‘ the intro to no , bail maven loitil'hnanolin this mom-‘1, ‘ hug! for Philadelphia, whore they will I ‘ ey won a nth-long. pun intent. basin! New Yfll’k Bdrgam Hfluse and shapes are both correct. . 5| Main Street: NorWalK Alterations F real. '"II‘I.".*E;IIII;'.... YOU TO INSPECT QUR STOCK YOUR OWN GOOD JUDGMENT WiLL ARRiVED Ouaidd THE WEEK AND OUR LiNE i'siuow COMPLETE. 1004, at 10 o'clock fornoou: and that will canon this. order to he published Friday, saturday and Monday' in II ucwsnnpor having a circulation in we WILL PLACE. ON SALE AT OUR NORWALK STORE, THE EN- said 5th «ini of Derombvl. 1904 TIRE STOCK OF J J. PALMER ‘60., OF 853 BROADWAY. New n25 it. Judge- WE INVITE YOUR lNS’PECTiON FOR WE CARRY A LINE THAT COVERS ALL GRADES AND OUALITIEB FROM THE CHEAPEST TO 'ii WASHiNGTON STREET, WHERE WE WILL DISPOOE OF THE ENTIRE 'NewYork BargaInHouse 2:313:32: moot est Pond on Franklin Field to-I I I moi-row afternoon. The players were gluon 'a “ililii n3 send-oi: when they left the academy grounds. The full bri~ . . . . node at midshipmon wore on hand, and - - I , .. cheered loatiiy. Tho brisada or mid-i Shibmon have‘ plhcod‘n. 000 at even “‘2:‘::.‘:‘:i:§§;5::::;... Ladies Mints and Childrens iiiuiu hauneuis can. out onions and than go and writ o ”W” 1...... _......,..... w trims" the iaiiored Garments in Denver. libeviol English Krissy.» Bargam Seekers. (Mutton 0iuihs-lllack ian Duster, Brown. Navy All at our gar- ments are made In the very latest styles and in the very best pos- , sibie maunrr. We buy of only the very best makers. and our styles ladies garments in all sizes. paces, $5.00 to $25.00 Missos’vand Children's Winter Garments. sizes 810 [4 years, in all colors. navy, brown. red and raster. in all the new materials. I price. $5. 00 to $i2. 00 «a? 0ur Comfortabies are all made to our special order. ihev are not filled with waste or shoddy, but with clean white cotton. The pal- I ,- , terns are all selected and are the best that can be found. 81103,; blurb ~ as. “ TRISTRAM & HYATT, NOrwalk, Conn. .W—m— ‘ NO. 2 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING. m...» .._.~.,........ My ... ._- .. . L..- .. ... -- ,.... .~ - M-_,.,..,~V_...._‘...-.___.._.-... H. Krieger & 00. West Washington St. So. Norwalk High I‘r‘u: c Ict‘.” "No; but i think that he's going to “He asked me. and i told him, howI much lunacy i had in the bankfwhichl leads Inc to bcliovc that he's going to Press. “2* "3Evafiowé'firiénn'écouNT. " . . District of Norwalk. 88.. Probate : .1“ ' I . , Court. Novcmbcr 23.. A. i). 1904. I. Estate of Charles C. St. John. late of -‘ Ordered. That tho Exocutors of tho ': ministration account to this Court for Norwaih, on the 5th day of December. all persons interested in said Estate may be notified thereof. tiIc hbcccutora said DintIict at least five days before HENRY W. GREGORY. . M ~ I‘Thcioyoitiving” Will be greatly increased if ...._ w your home is perfectly 1 . i I i I ' I WII intend Cliiiiii lubeuvlinv On our easu paument plan uou can dress uour iamilu without depriving uourseli of other necessities. Our ciothig department was never more replete th evenlibina of the best and newest of the season’ 5 showings. Brim hour bOUS III; we will fit them from head to foot: seiii e the bill III con— venient weekiu pauments. . JEWELRY. . A view and large assortment of watches just arrived. The latesishapes in gepis’ and ladies’ watches. Blair and Waiiham movements. You can select them now and we will save them for warmed during the winter, and has no suspicion of chilli‘ ncss. Our “Old Company's Lehigh is greatstuil‘ in zero weather and keeps thc tem- I - 'V'Ir T " " ‘ ““"W‘ ' " pcraturc at the proper notch. For light drafts and for Si Mam 5mm... XIII-walk or excellent varieties. Are you with us? I i ‘I I’ .. * GLOVIiRIs THE PLACE. . A SHOE. made of perfect loathe". upon a perfectly Ihaped last. by peit’ect’ . THIS HSALBJ $8.98. rms SALE} $7.93. THIS OALEI $6.96. ”°"‘“““’ non until Xmas M $5.50 H. KRIEOERIO co 2 .y . I ‘iolcertainly ontitlcd toita name»- 7 V sum Amount Before paving tiny more I!" NOW Perfect: in alhdyn exceptional with tho , 1 II ti I N . sessmentsinfraiefuaisocieiirl. y a m w w rm _ 3enci iorimportanimlormatiou Faitileid COMM” * Sour Saviors in 0‘ THIS SALE.“$3I50- , ' PERFECT A Wi‘flkO N0ti¢¢ml
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