FD on III-int ‘ rItltho ‘ may and Reduc- 'Smlonhuuwmor Crim- Disorders Continue .4 Pn'rnasnnno. Nov 4.- ~ The the Imperial mauil’csto giant amnesty to political prisoners fined by Empelor Nichilaa yesterday lures that by virtue of the. inton- ionreltpl’essod in tho manifesto of (lot. high accords to the population in Mable of civil liberty free pardon is “idle political criminals of var~ b‘categories. Which the enumerated d mm to participatola in strikes and nuible for breaking contrachts. rdon extends' to those now in ,p n and to those not yet tried or on whom sentence has not been pIo nounoed. Poisons convicted of crimes committed over ten years ago anI'to be released and will be sent to the Siberian colonies. Those who are now colonists there- will be allowed al‘tor ' ‘ (our yearn to chose their place of resi~ , deuce. bti‘f'hre prohibited from living In the capitals. St. Petersburg and Mos~ cow. for thee years. Convicts not tall- ' in; under these categories have their sentences Iet’iuced by one—half and per- cons condemned to imprisoment foI life'Ihave their sentences reduced to 15 yellrs"lm1lrlsomenl. 'l‘llc pardon IIx- tends to all prisoners who benefitiod hy‘previous manlfealooa. Pomona ar- rested by imperial or administrative order are released. 'l‘hosccondemned to death or ‘llablo thereto have thc pehally commuted to 15 years‘ impriw onment at hard labor. 'The amnesty decree int-halos poll dical offences committed up to Oct. 30. BATUM. 'l‘ranacaucasia, Nov. 4.-—IAt 30'cl0ck this afternoon there won an encounter between the troops and man- ifestanla. A number Wore killed or wounded‘on both sldeS. ST, PETRRSRI‘RG. Nov. 1. I‘rlurc Alexis Oholenaky. a member of the Council of the Empire. has been ap- ollltt-xl chief pnocurotor of tho Holy yno'd in succession to M. Pohiodonoal- lei. . , ODESSA Nov. iv—Tho pillaging ilol'I- baa been largely stopped thanks to tho intervention of the troops and local mllitia'formed largely of aludcnts , hill 5; thestt‘t‘ela are“ unsafe for all oxrept ”7 sanitary officials and sisters of charity. The city preaents thtI aspect bf a mill- Jury camp. Artillery is posted in sov- eral streets. 'l‘lIII student militia is pursuing tho IiotoIa who ate dolomi- in; themselves with rovolvcts. ’I‘lto litudents are taking thI-iI cantlvoa to the University. WARSAW. Russia Poland. Nov. 4 A crowd of Russian students paraded tile‘ streets here today. singing rc- ioiutionnry songs. 'l‘ho troops paid them military honora. KAZAN. Russia Poland. Nov. 4.» '- At the roquost of thII council tho nov- ‘ ornor has IIiI-tarmoti tho local poliI-t- fldhaa' III-lit troops anti cosaltcka out of town, Order has been restored by the hastily formed militia. Ian-goiy at- tended nleotlnga are taking piano, lnlt "Maniac. I" in «pilot. .HELBlNilit‘OlllM'i. Findlnllll. Nov. 4. «Three Russian hattloshipa. II i‘l'ili- net“ and lo. tlilil lroopa havc arrlvod here from llcval 'l‘ho Will'hlllllll art- Ban‘f'horet‘l in thc halbol be general striko I-IIIIllqu-s..'l‘hr Kllltllation iII tilIIIatonian on "000“!“ of the attitude of the l-loclailata 'i‘lIII Inau- ifoato. 'l‘horo iii no Haiti. and no coal- munciltlon by railload In toll-graph filth thtI lntI-rlor. A Idiotic wlro in working intermittently to tit. l’IItIIra- VI. 4‘ PARIS. Now 4.mlI‘ol‘IIlalI oliitIra rIII pom mom iIIII-o from ltusnla allow that‘fliltl llntl (liloaaft al‘o now tiltI contain of diaorIiIIr. that lit. PPll'i‘ii- hurt‘lllld Moscow are Ipliot and that ....... ......... .m. -. Amman...”- 'iMonqy Ahead? The paladin who has It little bloody «and expcrienrcu a fool- fill of; llitiopendance and cell-rt»- motdhut, roman in no other _ L" . umep; today. One IlolI Iicroual here. It. interest Poll aboaitlkof $1.00 and over. very uilt montial. iii NORWAlK LUNG. "I ll it For Mom of "on. $3 540 and $4. O0. soul out.” av 4 ‘ an autonomous form of government boon or albumen-r my.) LYON 84: non ,lt4.. 0. India Hal-walk. I Findland has practically established without the Russian government aIlI opting repressive measures. cur DOWN lN HELL one. .—_.-—— Steamer Horatio Hail elnkl Barge-— Crow Saved. PORTLAND, Me., Nov. l.-—'l‘l.le steamer Horatio Hall. of the Maine Steamship 00., which ran down and sank an empty coal barge in Hell Gate. New York harbor. arrived here last night, but from Coal. .loltnaonor his subordinates on the ahlp. it was impossible to get. an account of the accident. On board the steamer are Capt. Chariots Anderson of the sunken barge, the Marie Augusta. and ‘his wife. Mrs. Anderson is suffering from burns sustained by a fall against the galley stove at tho limo. of the cob listen. The officers of the steamer declined to allow reporters to soc either Capt. Anderson or his wife. The two will return to New 'l'ork on the steamer 'I‘ho sunken bulge was outI of it) being towed by the tug Zouase. ownI ed by the .lumoa MI-Williama ’l‘owing (‘0. of Jolscy City. The tow was found from Now Haven for Amboy. The passengers of the Hall spokc favorably of the -way in which lapt. Johnson and his men handled the steamer. There was no utldlto oxcltelncnt. The log Zoaavo was ap- proaching Hell Gate with tho barge-a. three abreant, and thI can that was struck was in ”to roar. awaying about in the heavy undertow. The liali so far as could be ohaorvod by the pan- sengers. was taking her regular course down tlItI rlI‘cr. The rear barge suddenly swung around into chanuol and across tiIII rout-so which the Hall was following. ThcrI-I was lloi. lime to stop the-steamer and it appeal-«Id that she would have to run down the but-go or atl'lko tllo rocks nearby. Capt. Johnson quickly IiII~ cidcd upon the former courutI and the barge was cut ill tWo. Mrs. Ander- son was burnt-Ii about tllc arms by im- ing hurled against tho .IItovo in the guilt-y of the barge. WEST NORWALK. Mrs. lt‘l'ltz (lullua has bI-cn seriously ill the past week. Fred R. Enlorabu in saving the sights in New Yank and Nowark. N. .l, for a few days. ‘ Gcorgc Huilnlaun has accepted a po sition as cnrpoutor for William Wheel- cr, of New Canaan. .. Ambrose Bela-dict has gum-I to East Huddam to spend a few days with his daughter .Ml‘H. (itIII-Iton. Mortimer Wood has loft tho insur- allcc intuitions and accepted a position with tho Norwalk Lock shop. ltov. Horbcl't llrown, ol thtI linrton Congregational Church will hold aIII vicos in lilo l'llion (‘hap l Sunday at 3 [I III. Mia. Stophen llurtls. tiPl' an opcralion for the Norwalk Hospital, much lntprovod. _..._...--...-._L_. I who Ircnt un- appcudicitis at rolarnod home DENMAN THOMPSON RETIRES. BOSTON. Nov. «isollonmau 'l‘honlpI son, the volt-ran llelUl‘_ wao during the past twenty yours has llt't‘ll a «fatnilial' tlguro to audiences throughout lilo country, no ".louhtm Wlu‘tcomb“ in the "Old lIimllatoaIi." rIItlroa from ”to stage according to aanounccmont mado today. at II-Iod for tho remainder of thI acasoll. 'l‘Ilo condition of lIiIII health will Ilctcrmiuo Ivllcthcr lilo ro tircment will be permanent. Mr. 'l‘hompaou contracted a sovoro IIolII anon after his company oponI-Il in thin city tour wot-ks ago, and wax able to appear only II portion of the time. l‘nolmlonia Ilcrolopod and bla llluuaa at our linIc II'IIII critical. iiI-I is now con 'aII-I-IrI-ni and Illa pl‘lyalI-iuns state that aflor a period of rent will proba- bly ho fully rocovarml. Mr. 'l‘llotup- non baa lit‘iliii‘il. llilWl'Vi‘l‘, to w‘.‘h- IIIIIw IIouI tho «Iago dating the proa- ont' season and no lo hla homo at Swaltzcy. N. l|., aoxt wook. William llel‘l‘llill' will take Mr. 'l‘bmupaon’u rolo ill "'l‘ho (lid lionlcatoad." um.......m_. POLlCE LOOKING FOR STUDENTB. l'l'HAC/I. N. l'.. Nov. i,-~~'l‘ho city police, outdated by InomlII-ru of tho IItudIInt conduct rolnlnllicc. nro VIII)!" onaly puraulaa II alnglo ciao with which they hopod'to approhand 'lho unknown ailllinliia who in tho uplrll of a prank niiotuptmi to Wl‘tit‘k a loaded trolley car on a dalliraroau Itrutlo cIIrvII on tho Cornell l'lilllpllll by groaning tho tall“ with noun. According to the in formation Izalllod it Itppaala that thcro were four young man conIIm-tod with the affair. Ono of throw was heard to call one of bin nomnanlona by a nickname. and thin in the only ciao which the aathorltleo have at prosont. TRAVELS lN illlIH JAUNTI 0 CAR inning Barney Gilmore, the natural lrlah actor. who will appear at Hoyt'a Theatre next Monday evening. travala in a genuine irlub taunting car. im- Iportoddrom lrcland. which in used in the play. but during the day he has it [driven about the atroeta. permittin children to rtdrI in it free. 'i‘hia wit be about as near lrelnnd as many of them will ever got. The ticlmta will be siren to the children upon IImIliI nation at the box utilise any than he Noon ll II. In. and 5 mm W Llc'l'Ulll A'l' mu “that! Dr. atllu D burl-cam gave u too tare It Min (3 li‘. Baird‘s alimony. Thursday cremation nominal and Their Clare” flu amount-aim his null South ’ M alter. the solecimen and contractor Dudley hello Island bridge and quit the Drum- laos. is coming to hold. .thpu h the the subject. First Selectman Ala-ed on the advice of the term counsel. At- torney Levi Warner. Judge Lockwood. who is Mr Hoyt s attorney. consideta that bin client in not ttiag a square deal. Mr. hock an after lmpoanlbllty for Mr Hoyt ed with the town. because of the in- terference with the work by tho nov- ornmcnt. ‘ ’l‘he soleotnlen. Judge Lockwood states. have named Mr. Hoyt a price they will give him for the work that has already been done. Mr Hoyt. how ever did not consider the figure a fair one and offered to settle the matter by arbitration but the selectmen refused to accede to this. He augseated that another and have those two Ichooao a third member of a committee to set- tle the difference. Mr. Hayt man will log to accept the amount the arbitra~ tors agreed upon. Mr Hoyt’ a original contract was for Si. 500. In W I , Him night in alto iolI‘Itd Bridget... The cause of the trouble between: E. Hoyt, who has been notified by no; town fathers to cease work at the WW? aoloonuon are nonmmmuhicnt Its an . Avloou stated Inn morning that the» board in acting in the mattor entirely. states that it would have been » to complete the job according to the. original contract into which he enter-g the aelectmen choose a maxi and he; i 4 acts dork early. Boolti Weathermovercoot weather. I ready-towaar ones of the “Worth ,.lngton Company make? 0...._.._,_.._._... .. W Brae mine In in little bleak—w rather windywduot‘nlea, and it With the short days come the ‘ Speaking of Overcoats. have 'you neon those hobby. stylish. To see them confirms all the good We speak for them. From $15.00 up. Other good kinds from B310 an. Open Monday. Wodueauny and Saturday Evenlnn. lflfiEPH lilil'i, TAXLOR.I I l CLOTHIER, ' BATTER. FURNISHER. III Wuhinpliton 8L. 80. Namath. ”N COPYRIGHT CLOTHING CO. trail- Children'o Coats .. . . . . . guarantor a perfect fit. 'l‘llc only slurc in Tilt: Nurwalka that III-hm rausr \l’t‘ llllllllliat‘iurc our own goods in Now York City and sell to the largest IlI-ptlrtmcut storms in tho country slorcs fol Imull loss than lilc lost of iiit‘ thIuI-n in town blur in pa) . I FURSthat we guarantee at . .. SUITS.” $7 dill! NOIICE. Nowhere under the ‘son can you purchase ' , such Clothing at the pric: _ eé. we are selling these Suits. We are the man- ufacturcrs of all the gar- 4 meat; we are selling. or it would be impossible to give you such prices. lid $10 lion‘s Suits. ii ti Sill lo lion. louno lion's Suits}? G Sill iolrss Buy of the manufac- turer. That' Is us. LUPYRIGHI CLHTHN} Ell. ii North Main St. 50. Norwalit. the Paris Dial. and Suit House _ B LOUIS UDELM AN. Proprietor, 33 South Main street. South Norwalk.4 I‘IIlllprlitioll. be- \\'c rotail in our for goods at wbolraal' and not look and hllit‘ lb Sliilt‘riill to the rust of tho stun-s. t'omc and lIr IIInI'iocctl. Waist: ..... . ........ .3ocuptoho.oo Ladies‘CoatI........... .$5.9Bupto$50.oo Skirts Binoauptofiom RainCoatlI........... ...... .Sggntosrsno Suits .. ..... .. .. $I798to$3ooo Evening Gowns .. . .. ......... 4830M) to $165.00 ”$1.98 to $10.00 .. 33-98 to $30.00 We luakc for stout llllllt‘a to ordcr without extra changc. and tools Udolmao.‘ Glolhlel‘. and furolsltor I26 Wuhington Street (out door to Post Office) South Norwulk. then: "I "it“? It. . Wrath to: II. 00 fl 0 ll 6 whirlpool-ow. . , For amart clotlIIIII call in nor as as we git: roll the boat for your Inoncy. W I: do out depend for a living from thin store alone. i like the rent of iiilt‘ stores in town. that Is Why we can tnulrrarii ’ and we manufacture tur own gooda in New 'lork t7ity. That means from the mills direct to you. tome atltibc (‘tllll‘iilct'tl .75 dot. of Undorwur. worth .1, for this uh, 59¢. :50 Panto worth $1.50. for thin will. 93¢. .. ‘, Mon’o All Wool Batu. lilo! up. For Fine and floated». Hickman call to I . honest silk at an honest price. ways in stock. ill 36 inch Black Taffeta. This 8 .— 4-: Even the followeon the "Inside" tion. Rich men indulge in or ways.—-—«Cent Pot Cent. [So Slum Music Bright Eyes (load Bye. The Leader of the German Ban Starlight. Fly Away lllrdlII to Heaven. Sympathy. Making Eyes. .Alltl Many ()tlttIra MAIL ORDERS TWO EXTRA. MUSIC STORE. Donovan Block. 134 Washington Aunt for Crescent Laundry. not. make great fortunes by specula- it. but - . their large fortunes were made in oth- .. Mu--..._._... Saturdau Special Sale (TENTS WM. A. BRIGGERMAN’S nos. 45‘ AND 53 GAZETTE BUILbING. i 4 4 'IB Haskell Silks. The colobraiod llaakcll Silks, this is without any question the best American Silk made... plaint an to their color or wearing on alitlen in the fifteen years that We have been selling them. I Boxboy “Neverteaf’ Silk. . " About three year» ago to. intro ducod Boxboy "Nevertear" Silk to our customers. Since that limo we have sold thouaanda 574)! yards at this point lar fabric and every yard has proved satisfactory to the wearer. thread of Boxbay Silk laI pure iilk this is the secret of its Nevertear quality. while and fully forty shadea to choose from. . 19 Inches Wide ... . ..,50c per yard Every We have a full line of black and a 53‘" '1' . I Not a com- Thcy are an Grog Grains, Taffetus, Penn do Sole. Penn Ile Cygne, Satin Ducllesa; floulaine, III- llk la a quality regularly sold at $139. do (1. Special Black Tafl‘etta Silk. in order to attract special attention to our Silk Depultment we will offer for can week only It special value Our, price, 31. 00. I ”Will TRISTRAM a HYA'I'I', NORWALK, CONN It. CUT GLASS BOWLS. CELERY TRAYS. OIL BON BON DISHES, ETC. Suitable foo Wedding Presents. AT PomR PRICES. IlEWEkER. 40 Wall St. ‘ Muomuo BOTTLES, WATER SETS. A. W. AUSTIN, Not-walk, Conn. iiiiii come. For every reason you should and let it be good cool. too. in; for the word. B SPEAKING OF COAL: a ton in your bin is worth two at the coal yard. when the blizzards prepared for strenuous weather— Our Coal is good; we are wait- iii Farris Bill lit. iiiiii main be guarantee for in and trv a. comma. ' O .0 to do your shopping. in this store Vii-9 offer, you 4.013: portunities that no other concerncan immitate. Un- der .our roof you can buy everything you need—~en- . t1r%utfita for youree y, as well as Illumi- ture for your entire house. N 0 money required all the . time of purchase; 44YBIour ‘ good name is good enough lgond us. Gems Boharge ac- . .3. ‘54:, m I Short. and to the Point.-Burbor- Hair out? Yes. air. have it? Grouchwnoth short. Barberw—Erwyou beard? amoeba—No hair and convotrtlatlmt..orti- Ex: Ia. moan hair and lies a“ wagon. r u o t A trial order magma ambit wo‘ alto tin for you on we not nutrition you. Y H. KRIEGER 8: )0 m on: to my combine. . It not for all prion would bum bun higher as patronize the lit-III flat in loving you motley ‘on every mod you buy. I. ‘ ugtl I 73.. .i "now many time: has your husband How will you been under the knife?" “Dear mo. 1 don‘t know: but bo'a become no accustomed to it that. no down to be operated on every time he mu It doowr.”«~0hicaxo Rot- -Hurald . ‘9” . Ia. Extra C oat at $4.50. bin in town, at $4.50. Also the but It thq lower: prion. t thatbuptlupricedown
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