‘ymen Participate in the
lit nip—commandant Lost
.E'I'ERSlleHG. Nov. it'n.~~'i‘ho
imports from Vladivostok indi-
at tho. rioting has not. yot boon
,sed. ‘Bolh ilto sailors and tho
artlliorymtm ‘partioipnttd in
Outbreak. 'l‘lto (liltiittttttitititit lost
U’Jédri. the. situation got boyond his
land enurgoiio monaurou \voro
hen until a largo part of tho oity
‘ en. distroyr'd. 'l‘ho population
belting roi‘ugo on the vessols in
rbor.
‘rdlng to one ropori‘ from Vlad-
” ink. ;3l)0 t‘lotorumostiy sailors and
lerymon, \voro killed or wounded
_ the first day of tho outbreak.
Tho proletariat at St. Petornbnrg
.aummoaed anothor amoral poiii:
'strlke. beginning today at noon.
action was derided ttpon late last
i by the worktnon's strike coin-
nee, Whit-h now is oontplotoly under
aidom‘inntlou of tho Sooial revolut-
liditta. whose luadors openly proclaim
. t’thelr ultimate obJotzt is the com-
ate overthrow of tho monarohy anti
.,B.-.establinhment ot' a drmot-ratio rt»
"bile. This also is tho roal aim oi“
til it brothers tho Sooiai ilotnoorata
iPDland. bttt tho prorlamatitnt issuod
Belts this in tho background and upi
wontly‘supports tho popular sym-
pfit for Polish autonomy -t1nd tho
l‘ i nation against iht- tiltlilit'titlmi of
‘9. death soutonoo bting iutposoti on
_ ,jCOnsirudt tnutiuoors, ’i'ho proola-
.mutltm says:
”The imperial govt-rnmont oonlinum
'waik over our (‘Kll'llb‘tS. it oourt»
.maltllals tho bold aoldiora aml sailors
M‘Cl'onutndt. who roso iti doionso oi‘
‘hhei‘rhrightn and national t‘rootionr It
he‘lrcles' weak and oppronsod Poland
‘ II this iron ring ot‘ martial law.
he workuion‘n oounoil rails on tho
' utionary proiotariat of Rt. i’otor»
.»'.to renew tho R't‘llttl'lll poiitit-al
I“: which has alroady doinonstrattd
dread powm' in ordor to show bro-
rly solidarity with tho rovolution-
. Soldiers and sailors as Well as
the rovolutitmary prolotariai ol'
. Lot tho working turn of St.
j rsburg stop work at noon with tho
' of 'ilown with tho t‘tllll'l-nlttl’-
. -. ‘D9wu with tho doath ponalty!’
"m it with martial law in Poland and
"all Runsia!‘ "
. noimnittoo hits appoalod to tho
tflko committoo throughout liilnnitt to
' in tho tnovotnont and but: also no
Wed to tho railroad lawn with tho
law of bringing about anothor gt‘ll
ll tie up.
he’ strlko oomtnom-od promptly on
H Buliio anti \Varuaw Railways. and
m I annuttm'oti that all tin oiht-r lint-a
i follow suit, Although tho work-
‘ot many of iho tau oatablishmoita
and 'thoow ttnd Norva autos anti
flit ‘hg Norm and \‘nanili tiistriota havo
‘ ffintiaed to oboy iht- sirlltt- untndaio.
‘ of tho l’uilloll‘ and otitor i‘aoior-
declined to join tho Hli'ilit'. 'l'hi-
(in: protonalonai organizationa
h participated in tho oi in r itouoral
, e are also lukowat'ni rouurdiuu
. derision of tho worktnou‘a notion
uty anti lll-lltl\'lHt‘tl. Nt‘Vt‘l'lllt‘ltHr-
the lll'flbit'lll l‘Xt'llt‘ll aiitlo’ or pithllt‘
Mon tlioir may bo awopi oiT liit'll‘
spot-tally should solilo untoward
t orour. Should tbo uonoral
'aguiii npi't‘ad ovt-r tho t‘iHllill')‘
taverunn-ui'a pouliltm mlitht ho
and doaporato. it is lntpoiont
to deal with many of tho unord-
ni‘rontiua it lllltl lillgilt'lit' tor-
inio making i‘urthor oonooa-
Tho anoloui kingdom of tho
h following tho load of Finland
nlantl. into now pinokotl up oour~
“ml hats (lt‘illuiillt'll autonomy.
one littt'mpl lo rotdoro ortlor lit tho
G
service bring our
. liberal Savings Bank to
urydoor,
Tenn upon an account with
In (Aim wanton.
“nth Namath, Conn.
y in! mail tut in permit.
”hive you partlouim.
a. truest Patti
flhon‘jpr thmotor
For Minn of Tflfltfin
$15.0 ant-134m
uouo patty at?
F D. won a. co.
on Washington.“ loath Norwnlk.
.’ . . ‘ “ f .
. ... - .,...... w.
the nonunion that the mun
both Count Witte and the
ooorolon. .
Answer
(Continued From first
"at
report was Mr. Ryan's.
Reading from the aura o
and aulmoquontl) in 1875, o.
source of tho Morcitntilo
party‘s chartor. l-lo. thou
thoao acts and amendment
lint-ts of this bill if paunotl
boon to [euro lllt' Moron
horo doniod that ho. or t]
l.ii'o« Aasttranoo Society in
to do with or any internal
otl Simon Shipbuilding Con
soottriiios.
ilii‘o Assnrunoo Sock-tr n
.s'huros oi? tho. latwyora‘ ’I‘ltl
Company at $i7-i por shat
m—w— cm...-
governmont n! Kutaiu, Ti‘unscausonula,
with Rusaiaa troops baa no inflamed
icipal comr
tell of Ktttuls. capital of tho ttOVOrn-
moat oi that name has telegraphed to
viceroy. atl~
Vining agahmt tnrthor attempta' tiL
Ex-Govornor Odell Wants To
Page.)
for for his stock made litter the lt‘riolt
i‘ 1868. ltltili -'
and 1870, incorporating the. Fire Proof
Warohousing Company, amending the
act to change tho nanto to the Mormon
lilo Loan and Wnroltourai Company.
hanging tho
'i‘rust Cutti-
roud a bill
introduood by Sopator ‘Amhlor in tin-
Sonato in March. limit, to ropoal all
n. The. of-
would havo
uanto. to' tho Moroantilo 'l‘rttat. Com- .
puny, Mr. Hughes brought out the
ntilo 'l‘t'tnd.‘
(_‘.ompany without a obartor. Mr. liydo
to liquinblo
id anything
in tho ilnit-
many or its
on Mart-u iii, nun. tho ltlllllilttbltl
ought. 2,000
o iusurauoo
'o. and two
days intor sold Lilli) nharos at tho
sumo prior. to (loorg oil. Squiro. Mr.
Hydo said ho did not know of this
deal. though ho. was a mot
oxooutlvo oommittoo. no
deal moro a short limo t
Hyde said ho sold to tho
nbor of the
d did not;
know that tho stock was north a grout.
ti‘lor. Mr.
sooiot y on
stock at 31.") and that was tho only
tratmaotlon ho had in this
)ll‘lfl‘ was tho mnrkot pr
iiydu'n domain from Will
had bought ihom and said
had his powor of attorno)’.
brikors Woro pit-king up
for any of his own ootnmi
as l). oeran. but Mr. liydo
int: about it amt noror hao
salion with Mr, Jordan up
Ai'tor tho t-hango of tutti
Amorit-an llopotdt and Loan ('ompany
to tho Euniiahlo Trust Company, oili-
oors of tho l'ltptltublo Lilo Assurautto
Stit'lt‘it' \Voro buying tho stock of tho
iatwyors‘ ’i‘iiio lusuranoo (‘ompauy in
tho tattoo of tho Atuorit
limo Mr. liydo had board it
:totiott.
LOS A N (l Eld‘iS, (lulu
a roal-oatato tlonit-t', lllb‘l
in; him and ”it‘ll tnrnod
slot-k. 'I‘lto
too at that
limo. Siooka wot-o bought on Mr.
iamaon and
that no ouo
llo know
October ill, will: 288 altaroa 01’ this
Squire, but Mr. liydo dotiiod that ho
thin aiook.I
but did not know it war. point: bought
tioo. Sumo
of tho lilll'l‘llttst‘s woro mado for 'l‘itotn-
know noth-
any oonvot'v
oil it.
to from tho
'nn lloponit
and lman Company and taking tho pro
lllt-l on tho stooit. ’l‘ltia watt tho that
i this trana-
KILLED BROTHER AND HIMSELF.
Nov. 15m
ti‘rltz Kniitz. twouiy—ulno roars ot‘.ago,
niuht shot,
his brothor, Ludwig, twoniydwo yours
oi' alto, lwioo through lilo hoad and
onion through tho hoari, instantly kill»
tlto pistol.
against lllillb’l‘ll and "rod a built-l
through his iomplt-_ dyini: on tho spot.
i
l-‘rit'l. it-i‘t a noio addtosaod to his.
t'athor. saying that ho had klllt‘tl his;
ii ”to iio-’
Wow it bur~i
brolhor and talton his on
t'attso ho bolit-votl tho two
oii‘ doad.
l‘liil.Al)l'Il.l’lll.\. Nov.
ii'iiloya inland for l'hiludt
gunk today at ”to month oi'
kill lllvor in o roliialon wi
don to iltoir honor and worn bottor
STEAMSHlP EARNFORD SUNK.
l3.~~~'l‘lto
Norwoainn nioaumhln l'lurtii'orti. l‘rotu
dubia. Mil-l
tho aolmyl~
ill ”to Brit.
iii-iii alonmaiiip ilathaxonlun. which wan
hound i'rom i’liliadoipbia for St. .lohu'n
aml iiiuaaow. 'l‘bo orow oi” tho Earn-
?lortl wot'o Httvotl \
COLONEL CLARK
onol .i, M. Hark. brovoi
toi‘ Iho Mt‘KiltIll‘tt Apuolu-
Now Mt-xloo. bt tit-ad ltl hi»
hard til'Viillly-lwn roam.
N07 30 DEAF. AFTE
ttro told of 'l‘iiootloro (I.
bankor and brokoi‘. who ti
limo alto. ()uo Haturday.
tho into lrvitm A. Evans. i
building. and Maid in Mr
day."
Mr. lcvanu, who was will
of blurring. put lilii hand to
raid. “What?“
Mr. WtPt‘tktI. taking oottra
day."
Mr. lilt’iiiitl handed out
you tita lirni. limo."
t liixchunga).
the Equitable he began to
newspaper clipping bureau.
they any he didn’t haw; a
plug for 10 till a. "(loud own for
whom." mmtlt r. nun. ,.
DEAD.
HNi’l‘Hdit. Oklahoma, Nov. iii-00!"
brlitatilor-
houornl in tho t‘loittodtu-ato army. and
who wan for a uutubor oI‘ yoartt ugout
iudlunu oi
In tho common pleat! criminal court . all“ Met! "but: Employment
yesterday the ‘tollowiug sentences
, . hint at. l b * l i.
were) passed-t John Simmons. 0! 5mm" lama: no.3.”tio3i'iliil“ni‘itlil Fulfil“?
ford. usuauit on Alice Builder, brunet: banana» min «at...» hm: bnuumuao boon
of the peace and intoxication. pleaded :‘g’g‘gggggfuu “WWW MN“ will will
guilty and lined ‘25“ En: loyi‘im do not W at man lithium ad-
Geortte fatherly. of fluctuation. for dlctetl’lodrlnk. Ma
unlawful exhibition on, Sunday for tit condition to itaudln rtmptntslbin worn.
gain, namely, ll. boxing exhibition on Continual drinking dinosaur» the harm
Sunday, July 2‘ at Bltwk Rock. for- mm“ nt-ceoivlllmw‘" cancum: treat.
lethal a bond of 3250. Mary Cnhlli,
surety.
Tessie G‘eugolgenilt, of Bridgeport.
was arraigned on three . counts for
thefts committed lust .l‘niy. li‘lrut
count. for tit); second. 610: third. 320:
Elysian). N a
ll
king man ht not in
‘- .t a “A"
fourth, $15. The money Will-i stolen Cureu‘ “Skey “Id Beer Habit
from .l‘ubiu: Melietz. it‘.‘ A. Bartlett Take 033“”; Quietly at: mm“
was appointed guardian ad iltln. ’l‘ho
defendant. pieudod poi guilty and the T” ”"m
in“.
W»—
\
ritltotti
i
patient‘a ltttowludim.
hay 0"."th I‘. No.1: For volttuta- r treat~
(also. will ho tried today. maul.” othNt: no.
9.. Prion-":14“ per
WAITING FOR TALLY SHEETPJ. Cut-o Eflected or Money Reloaded
Nlth YORK. Nov. il’..-»'l'ho oxrut- "Wm: “‘x‘runkmntm" ‘iuralmll {mun
rv-otniat. ORRINl-L math-t1 (Ni‘lllt‘dl on ru-
ination ,of election returns by the Wm, M 5.. M. 'runoanmnoo. 1m
Board of (lunvnsaera of New York Vinsblugtoud’i.L'..oruoldinihlucltyby'.
\ .
oounty was delayed today by the ad-
jtmrnmont of the board. it. was donid- (3* F- ZEITFUSB.
od to stop all procendlnga until. noon. , South N0'Wl'k. 60"".
when the original tally shoots. oi” all
olectionadintrlota aro (:‘xbuatod to bo W’l‘liothtrtmou Hotnohaok" in
boforo tho t‘tlliVitHSOi'l-l. in n “Roxana-oil."
. m. .—
WE ARE
uttoooasi’ui.
moat to all.
squat-o doai.
.... ...- .....-.«--m
f1? THE SWIM
and making rapid atrokos to win pub~
lit: :i'ttvor mom and more. Wt: aro
not. drifting with the tide, but. t'ttihor
against. tho stream of competition. Wo
can hoop afloat. and our heads abovo
water without fear of boing nwampt-d
or sinking. because we always carry
tho lii'o pronorvor ot’ “honoaty” to sup
port. as in the obb and how of trade.
Wo havo boon ltJtltll.t’tl in South Nola
walk eighteen months, and have been
W9 boliovo our success
is duo to honest. goods and fair trout-
When In hood of it‘lll‘lilllil't‘ or Stov-
os call and but) tlb‘. You will get a.
A. J. fingevine 8- Son,
134 Washington Street.
M“I
South Norwaik, Conn.
iflPYHlBHl iifllHlNli ill].
6 NORTH MAIN ST.
tail in p than
that ill
OVERCOAT TIME NOW.
t_ ‘, .
'itul‘iil". - n .. . ...
.:.t."riiilitiltl lot tht Mllllt giatlt‘.
"'"'l"i':"'ii1l' lino \ro haw lilo nowosl all’lt‘s at
“9.;le . .
. up”: popular lli‘ll‘t‘S.
.,.
All
.—
a. “r....<“"u..'r at s...
LOUIS UDELMAN, Proprietor.
33 South Main street.
S'l‘lltlllNU SALE ill" WOMEN'S ANii (.I'I'l‘l)ltlcN|S
COATS. i-‘il’l'l‘ri AND it‘llltbl.
ll'~ jq‘t‘llilii‘r t‘tlltl. i‘ii't ii? Ytiti
.‘tt'o going to but _\nin' lli‘i‘t‘"~5ilit‘\‘
ill ”to clothing lino and run aro
ooi‘lainly looking to got the bold
i‘or tho toast mono). \on work
hard for _\our oarning‘s. and mu
don't want in pa) atrwuo ltlhilt‘l‘
rout. profit on what )tlllflltly. t ittr
iirtu mars. "\\'o would rathor soil ‘
;. gartnonts and makt- S5 proiit
titan to soil otto and tnako $5." \
glanoo at tutt‘ Nitll‘lt’ \till t‘tillVlilt‘l'
you. that what' or 5.1) in lilit‘.
lx'ontontllor our iioui's lt'ttrnislr
ilig’ lino is full and coinplolo and
prices at'o lllllt‘ll lowor titan niln't's
In tho llat
COPYRIGHT CLOTHING CO.
6 North Main St.
H. GOODWIN. Manager.
Rotormltor you saw from $3 to
:55 on your garnionh.
l‘iiil] llt't‘M Silii~ in Will.
“m..." a...
House.
South Norwalk.
\' hilt Y NEW Efi'l‘
homo ituq...,.W0tnt-n'a Huntplt- Suita, mado or l’lanhttVlul. worth stilt; (up ”It“ “up. "9.9,;
tWomou'u t‘oaia, worth 33mm; for thin unlit . ,,,,,,,,,,,,, """""" Sl’idlli
w“... .. alum... m...»
R ALL.
loll it short
trinity yoara
alto. Mr. Wut‘ka wont into tho oiiituv of
it tho ii‘iaito
hivnntt: ”l
Wink you would lend nu» to until Mon»
owhat hard
but our tutti
no. liaid: “i
wish you would load me no until Mun:
tho owner
with tho remark: "i wish i had heard
HYAN'O OUR! FOR CONCEIT.
When ’l‘humau‘ F. Ryan took hold at
patronize a
They had
to cut so many hllbplllgb for him that
an increase of reactors wan necessary
and Ryan was flooded with them. So
he sought. relief by having only fav-
oraine notice: sent to him. and now
ninxiu niin
i
‘ I
Womuu'u (‘oatw worth “2.50: for thin Hull! '
. .
Ilbtnlt
. , lt‘ur liuud (loath ot‘ Rililttltili adult-rot, worth timid; air this
i Many amualnu aiorioa, arrording to l‘hiltirou'a pm,”
‘tho Htwltontor Union and Atlvul'ilnot‘. \"(nnpn‘g littin (‘.onia.....
l.......-.. ...... ....... ......
um-
.4. ...... H...
. .
Mitt
ratio. . . 39.00
Wilt tip
w . ....... . .................. stilts: Wm'lli tltilllilt' .
with, tho tt-tabio or lituhuila lt‘ox l’oiorinou, lino. 2 L2 yartht hang, with
natural
taita and paw, iatntdii‘ully hard and liuiah, thi‘ih 33.3; for Him mun 22p“,-
l.iil'lt.t' i’iilowmlmpod Malta in tuition at ....$i‘.’,viit. Willi) and Sittiitt
Marta attd Moot ’t‘loa ...........
Illt ..... .tt
tlray Hiltorinn Squirroi Attoot This. 2 yarda loan. or auto
dark altimt .
'i‘lon til lilondm Lynx at
.v.....ln....-..
0
Hit...
.. Si 2.50 ourh
ttt oil and ulnar
"Jill
t‘tunm out-iv and got. them. an thoy nro going fast.
livmemtmr. nitoratioau lroo of vitargo.
............... ”.08
l.. UDldbMAN; l’mp.
touts Utidmati. - - ; iiioiltier didhimisiter
126 Washington Street (next door to Post Olfice) South Norwalit.
A SALE Ol“ MEN'S OVERCOATH AND Bill‘l‘fi. "
mutt Morn suits for 30.98.
A $20.00 Overcoat. $11.98.
Mm’l Pants at £3.48; worth doable.
Man's shirts. worth 11.60. for this sale. We.
Man‘s Shim worth the. tar this sale. 490.
Man'- ttnitmmutie Satin. worth $25.00; for thin “in. mt”.
Fleece lined madman}. 9c.
.4. “b b..b..li.l
l
thtsuid
Our Annual Exhibition of Fine
an the bust tnanutacanrers of Furs in
that. time.
it
TRISTRAM
\ nos. 2 AND ‘5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
Friday, womb... nut is the jtiaia.
6.711! ’ TT.
‘t
Fara will take place on Friday, November 17111.
On that day We shall have on exhibition at our store. the entire sample line of one of the largest. tut well
the country. The line will include nilthe latest things in Scam and Mutts
in Mink, Siberian Mink, Japanese Mink. Sable Fox, luabelia Fox. Black F0 2:. Persian. Broadttiil. White Fox.
Squirrel, Beaver, Black Lynx, Bear, Black Martin and English Sable. . This selection embraces a choice aeldctlon
of the newnaifmodelu and novelties, in throw scarts, ties, four in hand, polevlnea and pillow muflu.
_ This exhibit will be for ONE DAY ONLY and will be in charge of Mr. Arthur of the firm that manufacture
the goods and who in an export in the for business. Any advice regarding alterations 0} repairs will be given at
Any of the plot-Etta on exhibition may be selected and will be delivered from the display.
Friday; November l7th is the Date.
83 HYA'I'I', NORWALK, CONN.
irate Patient—~liere! you told me
thetto false teeth would be just nit
good an natural mites, and they hurt
mo. horribly.
Painless lmntistholl, didn’t. your
natural out-m hurt you?
s... in: is};
‘TAINT TAINTED MONEY
we object to, but when ’taint
money at all. And—~speaking of
Coal—it costs so much you can’t
afford to buy any except the very
best. There is a long list of sub-
stantial people who buy our Coal
and like it.
If your Coal is not in the bin
get. busy today.
the tails Cal in.
Yiif‘ifi‘fi'
rattan... 5c doz.
Crepe Paper. lilo and, l5C.
Latest Popular Muslo.
an. A. Buddha's
MUSIC STORE.
Donovln Iloolt. 1M Wuhinston It.
Agent (or Crucent Laundry.
CUT GLASS
BOWLS. CELERY TRAYé. OIL
BOTTLES, WATER SETS,
EON ION DISHES, ETC.
Bultlbio for Wedding Prenatn.
AT POPULAR PRICES. .
A. W. AUSTIN,
JIWILIR.
40 Walt 5:. Norwalk. Conn.
W
B. it
H. Krieger 8" Go.
West Washington Street.
it Day yo“;
to do your shopping in this
store. We offer you op-
portunities that no Other
concern can immitate. Un-
der our rOOf you can buy
everything you need—en-
tire outfits f Or yourself and '
family, as well as FurniA
ture for your entire house.
N 0 money required at the
time of purchase. Your
good name is good enough
guarantee for us. Come
“ in and trv a chargé ac-
count. '1- ‘ -:- -:~ -:.
i
i
namw«w .t.....t.W.w... an
Extra. Extra. Extra.
Coal at $4.50.
N0. 2 NUT. the int at nine in town.“ 0. Alloth i -
tilt grade- of Anthracite it the lowest prices. ”5 o h sh
A trial order will convince you. .
Remember we an the only denim that keep the price down
for you becauu we do not belong to any combine.
it not for an prices would have been higher, I0 patronize tho
firm that in uvidc you money on every pound you buy.
s/HsFt lD-t
nu Wat» Bum. '1‘ ‘ ‘
Wood Sh, Tel. 365-; } 7 ‘ - :
> John Hay“. s not: m it
Norwalk Chronicler