assignment for:
red tors. -to Annual P.
, e as
entail
my and company
fleet bmkerage con:
living been entail
e that memberel are
meg “It dealt in clocks.
- Maudeotton . . .
‘ N. Nov.2ti-.Ben1amln F
llihd ‘Boston manager for Jacobf
my. brokera of New
‘ved informatim that
The film was one of the old
he banking business in the
and was established in 1865.
‘ s: ton onion has been open tor
v 88m, but Mr. Copeland has been
r tor only me past. eight
Mr. Copeland said:
;only information i have as
’fnilure was obtained in the
e which i received this morning
”e or: York It is my intention to
New York on the noon train.
i! not the particulars in the
Meantime I shall keep the oilire
pen. I have no idea as to the
of ’the failure. "
Bathe principal office at 42
‘ew York city, the com-
ideas at Boston, Springfield
.cm.; New Haven. Conn;
”port. Conn: Albany. N Y.:
real .Brooktyn. ..N -Y.; Philadel-
.31., and Quebec.
, W YORK Nov. 2d.—-A lino oi
0‘” H. ergel & Company has
listed on the Consolidated Ex—
so 1'01 trading under the role and
nonunion of the ilrm was nn~
édj on the Exchange. 1. ll. Ber-
Company had n membership in
nnélidatcd Stock Exchange the
having been formed In 1886. the
once to straighten out its trou-
ud .I‘jesume business next week.
.HNDIAN rams BATTLE
._...._....4
’Crowd Ever Gathered in St.
la‘to See Football Game.
U15. Mo, Not. 25. ~——Beto1eouo
c Lurgent cwuds c101 gathered
knobs a football game in St Louis
‘Carl'isle tudiun School of Penny]
, and the Hashoii indinu School
* tines bullied today for toothdti
any in the World's Fair stod-
Ncitriy equally matched, as to
and ouch noted for ability to
theh opponente with uich
game amused gieut interest,
health: of a purely local contest.
'Epd‘ay’ii game was the first played
n lndian teams iepiesentipg the
government institutions and
. terent was manifested in the
' ’ Winn to the strong rivalry ex
ditto. between the Eatitoili and West
8.
, What! the Vhintle blew 101 the be-
$1?an of the first half. the teumr
tip as follows:
p.
_; he given a rare onportnnibr to hear
1 one oi the merit attentive preacher: in
nanometre in New York and ‘
other eastern cities, including .
. .8! we» opts" era tot» Heard To
. Morrow and Monday Night. .
The people o! the Norwaike are to
the Christian miniatry today. comm
Myers in recognized as a unique. popn
tar nubiio sneaker He comes to the
evangelistic intrusion which has creat-
ed pooh wide spread interest during
the past three weeks with the toes
hereof lite: seldom it ever. is it not
life and work- keep him within the
‘ be are of his own ileid But he breaks
. away from his great religions enter-
priee' in Brooklyn to lend a hand in ‘
the evangelistic campaign now in pro-
maps at the South Nor-walk Baptiet
church. He has the poo or of insight
h‘e‘ “Attracts hundreds of men to his
church. on don't {all to hear him Mon-
du'x evening.
Sunday morning. Rev. J. Wither m-
cllnrdaon. pastor of First Church. at
Stamford will preach. He to always
heard with delight and inspiration.
in the eveuin the service will be
unique. It will be a "businesv man‘s
service". addressed by two business
men. S. C. Palmer. 9. business man Who
derotes much of his time to Christian
work and who perhaps does more for
young men than any other layman in
South Norwaik. will speak at this ser-
v' .ce J W Davis. of Stamford. anoth-
er busincse man who in aggressive in
religious work will also address the
meeting The pastor will speak brief-
ly on " JOd'S Evangel." The purpose
of this service is t. have emphasized:
Religions Campaigning From 11 Bust
ness Mona Stand Point. it will he a
practical and upliating service.
w...— ~.
. YALE SUMMER SCHOOL.
nirector Sheath Make, Known Some oi
Hie Piano.
‘ NEW HAVEN, Nov. tin—“Wot, E ii
Sheath who was elected hood of the
new late summer school with the 01-
hotel title 0! Director today made
known some plans in connection with
the" school. All students registered in
the conege can tuke work at the
school and have it count for the B. A.
degree: in amounts ranging from one
fifteenth to tour fifteenth oi the whole
college work of a yarn in proportion
to the number of courses taken. Out
side liuiurcrs engaged tor the school
will be William T. Harrie. United
States commissioner of education. who
will represent. education from the Na-
tional point of view: Charles D. Hinc
secretary or the Connecticut State
Board of Eduactiou. who will represent
school organization and administration
iron: the standpoint. of the state; and
Superintendent Frank Beetle, of the
New Hove public schools. and presi-
dent of the Connecticut State Teach-
er‘s‘ Association, who “ill represent
eduuction from the point or View oi
the municipality. The matriculation
tee of the school will be $20, entitling
the applicant to one course of six
weeks nod 85 for each additional
course with: special feet for music and
physical «location. The dormitories
t o be used for the school will be cast
and west divinity halls, and in midi
lion. arrangemente haw been made
With 100 lodging and bonding houses
to accommodate students,
All of the instructors and lecturere
Unitas! .11; “531(3)”, of the school will be either members
My; ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ”an," (Cum) 0! the faculty or Yale graduates
_ _, , Left and Thirty seven courses for teachers
13on .................. E. Heusm have bee narrauged tor the depart
,ts; .. left tackle ment or education. the courses being
Dillon ...................... Want)“ in charge of 24 Yale professors.
' Len guard. This new department of the theory
sacrum ...................... Felix and practice or education in to com-
» , Center blue the tunetione o! a normal college
White ......................... (Hirer and normal university‘. .
. ' ‘ Right guard i
o ...................... noble The painfully pious are never power
Right tackle; 1 ll-
............. P. Hansel
Right end'
Faith
TQharterbaolt ' ‘
t.) .............. ticker
t halibut-ii.
: to»...
EITRY EXHIMTO.
N. Nov. file-«Yale Uni-
. tallied tor ltu {crout
1 t3" the loreitry exhibits at the
‘ [8W8 m a! (lube and Hey-
polar” “and important parts
hibitl at the hhliippiueu ahd
. , well is oi neverni state! or
whiéti will who brought
‘, Mater oi “the
‘ . do!
an elite: Lot 852.
libido?“ to the defend
had to thelvalne of ,8 no.
~ the city.
‘ cordi
sible to secure such a. man for a per '
tea at meetings. because his own busy.
into the problems of young men. and,
'2';
ill! the cashier until
him
or the bault or. in n
bicdree'vy I ottoment
says that he owned no ntoeit in the
5 intuit although 85. 000 of the Itdcit
stood in hit name, ior which he newer
paid the may» he one emopioxed an
piesldant‘ at artery of 5 ii a year.
[to charm the (tat-hie
Good News For
s’ Lluul
mu
I tithe
PROMPT vou‘ro’ our.
cosr vou mom-2 ELSEWHERE.
WE WILL PLACE ON SALE AT
YORK.
iN THE COUNTRY.
THE BEST.
STOCK OF THAT STORE
l8 DISPOSED OF.
Fine Fancy Worsted Suitp.
, Men’s, Fine Nclton Over-co ate, satin lined. worth 8x4.
double breasted, worth $12,
I
The attains oi the habit. our
to 11 Itatemeni rim to the
v thet wile oi Bernard. Monroe Cit
, vy. pmidct
‘ : tutti cuuulti
Halorty otter.
A CHOiCE LOT OF GOODS AT YOUR OWN PRICE.
YOU TO INSPECT OUR STOCK YOUR OWN GOOD JUDGMENT WILL
GARMENTQ LIKE OURS WlLL SURELY
TIRE STOCK OF J. J. PALMER do 00;, OF 583‘
ALL THESE GOODS WERE MADE BY THE BEST TAILORS
sun's skiers AND runs AT oun SOUTH nonw'ALK STORE.
wasnmorou eraser, writs: we WILL maroon or THE ENTIRE
125 Washington St. So. Norw'lilt,
cl
ity, no money
The bank is
astute hunk examiner. At Hubert?!
home it was «aid she had done up Sioux
to? tan attorney. litre. Mo-
dreevy . or husband had ion a
wool; also i vinz her the atatemout
she care to the preps. 1‘, _ ‘ _ .
W
Ground ivy and whatnot can he do»
strayed through épriu‘hiihx with u ecl-
Bargain Seekers.
W
New Yuri .uruulu Huuse
5i Main Qtrcei Norwaik
AND
125 Washington St. South Norwalk
Cheapest Piece in Town
‘ to Buy
\
8th Shirts
in;
We Guarantea “Perfect Fit.
Alterations Free
“or we CAN GET
A m r...
OWING TO THE FAILURE OF SOME OF OURJOOOOS TO ARRIVE
ON TIME; WE WERE UNABLE TO OPEN OUR NEW STORE AT 51 MAIN
STREET, SATURDAY. IN THE SHAPE WE DESIRED.
ARRIVEO DURING THE WEEK AND OUR “LINE [,8 NOW COMPLETE.
Friday, Saturday and Monday.
THESE GOODS
OUR NORWALK STORE. THE EN-
IROADWAY. NEW
M‘wv’A-‘MW '
~ WE iNViTE‘YOUR iNSPECTiON.‘ FOR WE CAflRY ‘A LINE THAT
COVERS ALL GRADES AND OUALITIES FROM‘ THE CHEAPEST TO
.m-~r--«er-nemruancrurx
E WE WILL ALSO HAVE A LARGE SALE OF LADIES' CLOAKS.
125
THE 8A LE WILL CONTINUE UNTIL STOCK
new thallium !
CROWN a. BARA'rz
NewYork argamHouse
5,! Main Street. Noxuulk.
unisuuuuu Bargains Lei
Special in Men'a Black Worsted Suits, satin lined, Well worth 814.
THIS SALE. $8.98.
THIS‘ the. $7.98,
I
THIS SALE. $3.98.
I
CHILDREN’S REEFERS, 3 to g yearn. 98c; 8 to is years. 81. 39.
film’s Wanted Panto. 81.75. 1‘
Boyd. triotly All Wool 8uitr. 8 to :6 years, $1.98.
new new Oval-coats, 3 to 1 years, very fine. 81.98.
Boyhfllll‘ancy Overcome, ‘4 to gym). were 85 and $6. ,
htito ‘ in cooling?
m °ln'8e haude or a
sibie manner.
i‘
Ladies Moses and Childreus Wmier buimvuis
ladies the tailored Garments in Beaver, bliuvnt English Kermit”?
‘ Melton Births—«Black tau. easier now... Natty.
ments are made in no very latch stylus and in the very best we ~
We buy of duty the very best makers and bur styles
and 3hapus are both correct. . - .
ladies' garments in all Sizes, prices ,
.Misws' and Children 3 Winter Garments. sizes 8 to l4 years. in all
colors. navy. brow. red and easier. in all the new materials.‘
All at our gar- '
$5. 00 to $25.00
price. $5.00 to $l2. 00
Comfortabies.
‘ Our Comfortabies are all made in our special order.
filed with waste or shoddy. but with clean white cotton.
. terns are all selected and are the best that can be found.
ihov are not.
The not
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W
SORRY HE WON THE BET.
Thomas G. Gaylord a tumor. of 50
West Forty-fifth atrcct. was charged
in the Yorhville police court yesterday
with runniniz an automobile on Fifth
avenue m the rate of fifteen miles an
hour.
”The man was very importinent
when l u1roatcdhin1." Bicycle Police-
man Sherry said to Magistrate Brecn.
“.‘How so?" inquired the magistrate.
"He said he‘d heat. the case in court;
Just no he did when i arrested him
before."
"My! but ihui. wuss dreadful,"
served the court.
“He hot the $5 to the cigars that he
wouldu't pay a line this
went on the nolcenmu
"He wins the bet.‘ declared the 11183
istrate.
"But he. was going faster than the
law allows." said the policeman in a
doiciul tone. The lawyer smiled.
."lie wins the hot. l mu not going to
line him, i shit“ hold him for trial in
special sessions." announced the mag,
lstrate.—-—New York Sun.
oil-
A clean heart is the secret of 11
clear head,
:e’nn...‘.mu..g;
Will be greatly increased if
your home is perfectly
warmed during the winter,
and has no suspicion of chilli-
Our “Old Company‘s
Lehigh is great stuff in zero
"C85.
weather and keeps the tem-
perature at the proper notch.
those Who prefer tree-burn-
ing coal yvéi'luvo several oth-
er OXCCHQMiVHflCtiOS.
Are you with us?
w
m: renal: can. co.
' GLOVER’S THE PLACE.
m
A SHOE
mado‘oi perfect leathers, upon a
perfectly shaped last, by perfect
vvorirmen if,
Athaoo
TRISTRAM 8 HYATT, Norwaik, Bonn.
NO. 2 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING
morning,“ '
For light drafts and for,
is certainly entitled to its name--
H Kneger 8 Go
West Washington St.So.N01waik
. l i ‘ r l l '.
Webxiuudblibiiil iuhuruiiuu
On our easu paument Dian uou can
dress uour iamiiu without depriving
llourseli of other necessities.
Our clothing department was never
more replete with everuihinc of the best
and newest of the season’s showings.
Brine liour bans in; we will iii them
from head to loot: sotii e the bill in com
venieni Weeklu pauinents.
JEWELRY...
A new and large assortment of
watches just ‘arrived. The latest shapes ..
"in genis’ and ladies" watches: Eicin and .
Waltham movements. You can select
"them now and we Will save them for
non until Xmas ‘
‘ noun alum 1 a Mr. I
. 'ia the 1.158411.“ »
but it Wan only
9mm.” 1A3?
I on. it
8" fl .
PERFECTA'
Perfect: in a lidy’ I. exceptionalv
ly attractive foot dress.
Beiore paying any more as-
sessments in“ iraternaisociehcs.
Norwalk Chronicler