Bulletin
Little's
Saturday,
Nov. ‘1 7. .
51 wasuma‘rou sj'.
nn—uvn-uunuu-uuluu—nu
; ”-tttaiiewsittlta
John '1‘. Hayes. of Norwaik, was on
9. business trip to New York yester-
day.
Buflcr Lodge. No. 97. I. 0. 0. F
will ltold a regular meeting ““8 e"; I itinlt on North Main street. and Il‘i‘ili‘.
nlng. ‘
The County Commissioners are sitv
ting itt Stamford today. to grant. li-l
ceases. , 5
Old Well Lodge. ii‘. nnd‘A. M., work-‘
ed the first degree last night at the
lodge rooms.
——C0lne to Rod Men's littii. Friday.
night. Lady Forester-3‘ Dance. .
Pctcr Mnchio, whose .bond was cul—
led yesterdny. in tltc'town court. ililli
the catn- unopened this morning and il‘
fine of $11 and cot-its was imposed.
Frederick Coleman. .lr.. had a sac»
cessfui hunting trip yesterday and
succeeded in shooting it ‘ fine fat
coon.
——Go to Fitch School Fair and Pro-
gram. Thursday and Friday evenings.
November 22 and 23.
A valuable little Boston terrier pup.
owned by David W. Raymond. was sto-i
len ottc day recently from therear of
his undertaking rooms in Ninth Main
street. '
—l)ou‘t forget the Lady li‘orestcrs'
Dance, Red Men's ilall, ii‘ridtty night.
Stamford Odd Fellows have. been
invited to attend a meeting of Butler‘
Lodge. South Norwailt this evening. ii '
will be post grund's night. the work
being done by pash'tgrunds.
A special meeting ofi'Nouwnlk Lod—
go. B. P. 0. E. was held last cvcnitti:
to arrange plans. forulsitet nwtnorlul
service. Attorney John S. Pullman
will bc the speaker of the occasion.
Rev. 1‘. l). Vim Dortin will oilTrii'tie and
music will be l‘i'lldt‘J‘i'd‘le Siluiili'l'st
Orchestra ttnd b ' Spctlici's qutirict.
—~i-‘ltclt bit-hoof it‘olr, tomorrow and
Friday evenings. Admission ten cents.
——-ilott't endangcr‘fynur. itcniilt by
drinking ltnpttre water. ’l‘ltcrc are no
impurities in Mohawk Silver Spring
Willi'i‘. Recommended by physicians.
Leave your order for it cast». Moltuwk
Silver Springs. 98 Washington St.
Witntsocvcr Circle King‘s. Dnttght't-rs
held it mccting ycsie‘rdny evening at
the home of Mrs. Louis 8. Bears and
a. vcry pit-usattt evening was spout.
Rev. (3. S. Mnch‘nrlnnd Will-i present. and
gave a tatllt and a memorial servicc for
Mrs. Botttutte. the founder of the Kinks
Daughters. was contpictctl. and a social
hour with rcfrcshtncntit was cnjoycd.
'l‘lntrc wcrt- nimut‘lwruty scvcit in [in-
party.
mSce thc drills tutti lli‘li' the songs
\ Flil'll School lt‘nlr. Nov. 2:: and :23.
A special t‘rnln pusscd through hcrc
this morning at itizt'tu o'clock. with the
Connecticut delegation houml for thel
Brooklyn Navy Yard in sec lht‘ luttilo-
ship (Yottttcctit-ut. ’l‘ltc locul gcuth-mcn
who uttcuded wort- (itnntrcttsntitn E. .i.
illil, iormcr Lieutenant Governor Fl. 0.
chicr. (icnoral iiuitscll It‘l'illli. iii-prc-
scntntlvtw-ittct ["1‘1'diil‘ll‘li ii. Quituurd.
Mayor Wullttcc Dunn. of Norwnilt. Mit-
ynr Ciliil‘it'll b1 Dow. of i-iouth Norwnlk
I
.
. l’tmttnitutcr iirudlcy S. Kcith. 'l‘hointtk .
Raymond, J. ll. Mitrvlu, lit-v (iconic
. I). light-rt, littlirontl (.‘tiillllllli‘iltliit‘l' Hoy-
motn- and Horace 1‘2. lhttttt
”(‘iilu' nutl t'rctlnl. t'nutilt-Jt,
servos. fancy articles. t-tr.. ni
Fitch School li‘ulr.
The truck at liranchvillc. which Willi.
torn up by ihc big frcl ht wrcck tit
titut point was cleared outlay uric-r-
noon and the rolls put in Mittpu so iltttt
the 4:18 trttln for New York want.
‘ through with little dillIy.’ 'l'hc lruiii
arriving in lianhury ttt fut? wait tho
lint to go tlttottxlt toward the north.
While the truck lu clctir. thc rlvrr. liu ‘
Mulls pull tltc ltlitltwny nru ttiiil club
. lewd up wlilt tltt- wrecltuuc tutti it will
357 be some tint» lit-fort- this in out of flip
thwuy. ll hint been doubted that ling
. ka wutt courted by it Iprluit rull iii
the front of the switch up llit' point
f. where tin- wreck twrurrod. ’i‘htt.‘
whet-iii of the cars much this and
Went off the iron. .,
Court Nurrult, it“. of 10., will hold
heir tuguiur iii-monthly meeting in For-
esters'dinli tomorrow evening. The
furnishing til the hull iii new complain.
‘ A. J. Collins a cwnpmyhmng pill
" on the finishing touch; within the
. int fctv tho/it; A ‘n lecture at in
marrow cvvniug’k meeting is that the
{eliciting «uprctnc and grand court oiil‘
am will he prmnt: ii p. (3. it. John
Daddy. 1). G. C. R. A.- . Cauliclti and
CUR. John J. (liltiiifihiin. A com-
. pill. , consisting of C. William J.‘
Dim, P. C. it. than“ William lust
hull and Darrah Moor will meet the
cm on their urriv dint conduct
to glue gait. At the limelilllbfi of
me at tut near a as out prompt
* “minnow: will be rendered It!!!
merits served
pron
tin-i
it new Mill cairn-re
mum 0mg. «mini
. Ionics, ”mitt Iyr'i':
m. at prim conu- «r
,mrlll augmentation”.
* -. m. mealtimes
. .. "in.
w ‘W
I." street is counted to her home with u
-_v . severe cold.« .
; avenue, Norwulit. was admitted to the.
.‘ . Norwalk Hospital for treatment yester-
' cur Monthly evening at the home of
- at which
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1W
, wuunmss
LIQUOR merits: soups. ‘i
mil as at an; nzw.
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Mrs. S. W. Adelina.
.. . W... “-m-
of Benedict
'Mlsa‘Cnt‘herlne Shunuhun. of Wilton
day. .
. The marriage ut‘ Miss Ruth iilbherd
and Fletcher ii. Montgomery will oc-
the bride. "liigliwootl," Not-walk.
The Norwuik iitrlldiug and Loan As-
sociation [will u meeting luut nbthi.
iintt- l-ll‘.\’t‘|i'.il loom were
lilfldt" and ii icw now mctnbcvs wore
tskcn in. '
’l‘ite fillillliil roll call of the Norwnlk
Congregational Church will' be held to-
morrow night. Owing to this evening
there will be no mcetiug of the Young
People‘s Society tomorrow evening.
A big blue hawk, caught in the vi-
cinity of Pound Ridge. has been View-
ed by a large monitor of people ttt F.
E. Lockwood illiti Company's storc itt
Wail street. where it has been on ex“
hibilion.
A young titan nnntczl iiiccitcr. who
lives in East Norwnik. i'ell inst even-
ing while at tho Holloway Skating
turcd his wrist. The fracture was rc-
duccd by Dr. W. ll. Bonn, to whom he
went immediately.
The improvements to the Norwuiit
passenger depot are progressing in
good shape. but will probably take sev—
eral weeks to complete. ’l‘itc public
can get somewhat of an idcu, bowcver.
tts.to the ultimate goncrtti ttppcttmncc
of the interior of the building.
Chester Sanford who is :l studcttt
at Colgate University. and who is vis-
iting at the home of his uncle, William
H. Odell, in East ttvottttc. is steadily
improving front itil attack of ttppcudi~
cltis. Mr. Sanford hopes to escape un
operution. .
'i‘hc Shellfish Commissioners ttrt to
meet on Friday to hear the charges
prei‘cred against inspector o Oyster
Beds William A. Lewis, of Brit geopri.
made by the natural growth oystcrntcn
The charges tire. of malfeasance in of»
lien anti not attendingnio his duties.
it tomorrow Is a clout day. Frederick
E. Lockwood and George L. Lockwood.
of Norwaiit. intend to go to Hartford
tbtnorrow and get Capiiu William H.
Hoyt's handsome new Columbia and
drive it to Norwnik. ’l‘itc i'iii' Is :t
1907 model. i'our cylinder and 28 “(Will'-
power.
ON THE TRAIL OF FRANCIS.
Warden Norton and Posse Track Him
to Belmont Corner.
BELFAST Mia, Nov. 21.~--Minoi Si.
Clitir Francis, who csettpcd from the
state prison a. \vt-clt .‘I,'.‘,Ii .‘iiondtty, was
tracked to Belmont Cot‘ncr today by
Wordcn Pl. 0. Norton and n possc of
twenty tncn uccordint,r lo infortn’tttion
telephoned to tho Waldo (‘ttuttty oili-
rlttls by Wurtlt-n Norton. V‘fllli'll-i Wilti
driving in ii wagon. stolctt trout ”in
stable of Alton ilcul, nt Edsl ch‘ttrs»
tnont. during lust night. In tin» dircct-
ion of lielfusi. Bciittont (‘ornct- is
about seven miles from licrc, .»\t llcl'
ntottt Corner the tritti bccnntc confus-
ed as there are titrot- roitds Mcn \vcrc
soul out in ('lit‘il direction,
NEW BRITISH AMBASSADOR.
WASHINGTON. Nov. lily-Slit“ Alan
.lohnstone. the mascot minister for
tircttt Britain to Denmark. is being dis-
cussed in \Vut-tlilngion as :t possiitlc
successor to Sir Henry Millllilii‘i' ilu~
rttntl. tltc lirlilslt untltunsndor. who it:
soon to rctirc truth the diplomatic scr-
vlcc. l.utl_v .loiinttionc. who is ihc
dottizlttct‘ of .lflllli'i-i Pini‘lltli. of this city,
is now visiting lu-r pnrctits lit \l'uslt
tuition.
litttopt-nn diplomats with .itttrcicttu
wives scent to In- capcclnily itt favor
for the \\':nihinittott posts ht prcttrnt.
ikiih lini’ou i-ipcck von Sicrnhurn. tho
(icrntntt :ttuhusstttlor. and Mr. .itiskt'rv
iliill. lltc l"l't'lil‘ll uiitbttsttzttior. ltnvt-
Allii‘l'if‘ilil wives.
RECENT ARRWALS 0F VESSELS.
NEWI’UR'I‘. it. l.. Nov. 2|.~ ~Htt-nutcr
Anion-tn. Glasgow and Movlllc for New
York, In rcportmi by wit-chum irotu
thc Nutitucltct South Hhottl Lighikltlp
t‘ltt'iitc torpedo station ltcrc on having
Dilitiwd thc light vmutci nt {Hit il. in.
Will probably «hit-it ubottt 7 p. tn.
Cline Rui'c. N. R. Nov. lib-Militant-
or Cedric. lew'pool and Quot-nutown
for New Yolk, was ttiu iiillt‘s omit of
Sandy iioolt ili infill u. tn. Will pro»
bubly dock ttltont limit) ll. lit. Friday.
GOVERNMENT AGENTS MUST PAY
FARE.
WM-illlNO'i‘ON. Nov. 21.: «Till inicr.
mirth (iomun-rcc (‘onunlkulon I'll ml to;
tittv that loud lliili itntniurtuiou uncut».
unltum twittui employ-w of tho I'lllli’iiilll
shall put their turn wlwu lili'l‘ trttvt-i.
IIQHOP TIGERT DEAD.
TULflA. I. 'I'., Nov. 2i» Iiialtop John
Y. 'l‘lgurl. of the Muilmtllui [Episcopal
Church. South, dicti horn totlttv. ills
home was in Louisviilc. Ky.
~DON'T Ull POOR Oil...
For use on sowing innchlnt-n. hiry»
cyclvsrctldtfli purposes rnnttiritm n that
limiting. limit is chopper-i in thc
Phil. liliitltl titular oil can only be
obtulncd iii. Singer slnrcn. Look for
limited .
Singer sewing Machine (to. ill tin.
Main 9‘11. So. Norwniit. Colin. 1.. ti.
Booth. Selling Agent.
remain}; lites}
roar cAilll ALBUMS
Mill
Post you!”
calculus
NWO cross.
into mu, Milt rim-tit.
BS.
Excellence; ‘
. w . t.
[w it!
‘ of SUrp‘éssing
Varsity cults and overcoats are bought by many' men
who do hotlcarc writ) what the price is. They buy Vomi-
iics because they can't find any other clothes for tucttthat
have the perfect ligand distinctive style qualities inherent
in Varsity suits anticvcrcoats.
Suits and
Ovvercoats, $10 to $25
The fitted-back effect in Varsity clothes is the despair
of the tailor; none but the most expert designers and tailor-
men can produce it in the perefction, shown in ' Varsity
clothes. The broad shoulders. chesty front, flare skirts in
Varsity suits and overcoats proclaim the master hand.
Suits in the new prays in many cxclusivc patients, {all‘
t‘y Scotch itvct-t’ls. ltlttc (illii biuclt. $to to $.25. (ivcrmnts
in gray. Oxford and black, $10 to $3o.
i
14 South Main St. Tel. Cali 632-2
THE BEST FLOUR. GRAlN AND FEED THE MAR-
KET AFFORDS AT LOWEST MARKET PRICES.
That's the realm we hold ottr old trade and win new.
We want YOUR ortlcrs. Wc guarantee to give them
the very best attention. We think we oli'vi‘ you SER-
VICE 3 little BETTER than the othcr foliow's best. Will
you test it?
.Buy Cat's That's Clean.
d1 MANUEL T. HATCH.
iglliitiil'iiiltigtitlnri’titlltéttttiiitlt
Etc
THOMAS LAWSON BEGINS Hi 8 GREAT NOVEL, FRIDAY. THE
13TH, lN THIS NUMBER.
Wm. P. Beers’
Books, biattoncrv and Engraving.
49 Wall St., Norwaik. 6 80. Main St.. 80. Norwnflx.
‘9
Hundreds of Eyes
are being overworked as a result of application upon work or books.
Relief for strained and tired eyes may be had and ~brimll trouble
averted by wearing a pair of oul . . k .
I
Proper Olnloon. Properly Adjusted
- Examination Free. .
latching of initial and all impairing a Specialty.
O- B. JACKSON.
Optician.
GB WALL OTRIIT. , NORWALK. CONN. .
Cool. coal. Coal
Old Company ’Lehigh‘, Cross Creek,
J eddo,
P‘OR FURNICE AND RANGE
a ”10"" 3’9"
MONEY
Dcpoultcd in our Savings De- ‘
postman: draws intc'rui from the
tint of Every Month. Pay-bio in
January and July at t l t
4.... ,
South Norvtlit Trust Company.
I bank, account will help you
uvdffor Ohriutmu.
‘H’Js-
Hum! d.
mJWqu-m
omit noon- .
unfunny mom“. to”.
.r‘,
.
1 IN”
,
6
A ‘3 Cakes of 9Fine
vlluvcn rood, says that the order issued
. w: ARE orrésmc run A new
oAvs 0|va
Toilet Soap, .
in a. very nice box,
at
iOc a. box.
This IS A REGULAR 25c soap.
THnEE DOORS—VIOLET. LILAC.
seas.
Iii Bliiillil Pililiiiii,
THE PRESCRIPTION arose.
TEL. 15—2.
FREE! pmnvnnv sunvxcn.
o
TODAY lN WALL STREET. '
WALL STREE'i'. "HO :1. m.~0pcn-
lug ticttlings in stocks Were in lnodcr-
utc voluntc and tho rcsulting pricc
fluctuations wore narrow. with small
declines predominating. Anaconda ic-
rtuitul 2 1-4. General Electric 1 5+6 and
N.t.-lt\'illc, (‘huttttnootru ntni St. Louis 1.
WALL S'FREIC’I'. 11 n. m.—A spurt
itt Reading to 148% had oniy‘n mo~
mcntnt'y rift-ct in relieving the pres»
sure against. the market. which in-
crcztsod considerably when rail money
was quoted at 9 per ccnt. St. Paul
was driven u point under yesterday‘s
closing and Reading and iiiition Pacific
1-2. Prices were somewhat better at
11 o‘cloek. and some of the minor
stocks wcrc showing strength.
WALL STREET. NootL—"Cail mom-y
after touching 10* per ccnb. fell back
and stocks rose. Industrial were pro-
minent. in the advances. Prices reced-
ctl again before noon. Bonds wcrc
irregular.
WALL'STREET. l p, tn.«»'i‘ltc tcn-
dcucy of prices becnmc irregularly up-
wards tlgttln shortly after 1‘2 o'clock.
in sympathy with the hooking up of
Reading to ii ncw high level. Some
of the rcccni favorites were backward.
llcittwui‘e ttttd Hudson hardened iii.
Virginia irott 3 1‘8, [loading 2 1-8. Alcir
ison 1 1-3. itnd Union Pacific l.
OFFICIAL NEWSIEC NEAT.
Boy: Who Made Trouhlb Were Not
. Regular. ..
Thomas F. llolttn. acttdrul'ma'itngcr
of the New York and Eastern News
(‘otttpntty. which has the exclusivi-
privilege of selling newspapers and
periodicals on thc trains of the New
by one of the executive officers of the
company. which dcclurcd tluti truln
ttcwsboys were not drossctl nctttly
was entirely misleading.
“(.lnly fl. fcw tttouilt ago." suid No-
lan. “my company spout. soon on titti-
forms for the boys it employs on tho
Horn of this company. Although not
ll“ of them have ltcen supplied lit the
tnnttcr of dress. not oncbt them Is
nliowoti by us to lionrd il irulu unless
he is tteutiy tittimi and treats sonic
port of our uniform. so that train con.
doctors may know be is our of ottr
ntctt in the last few months we
have made. every effort to live up in
tho contputy‘s rules. utitl i itnvc bt-cn
complimcntcd by some of the highcr
ntflccrs of the company on tho cxccp-
tiouttlly ticttt uppt-urtutce of my boys.
it slrikcu me that the boys who llll‘
pcntwi on trains llliil worn the basis
for this ordcr by the company were
not. tttcmhcru of our staff. There are
ncwuboys in ttll of tho larger cities
ill‘lWi‘f'll Boston and New York who
board iruinu, tit-ii iltclr pupcru. and
witch continued by the conductors
any that they are uttcttttt of this con»
putty."
sues roa DIVORCE.
Amelia M. B. Hover Ready But ’00-
tandem Did Not Appear.
The divorce l‘iiitl‘ of lituoliu M. ii.
liowr. of Stamford. against. John i.
"over. of Now York. was down for
trial before Judith M. A. Hflllii‘imiy in
the civil uuporior court yesterday at.
tcrnumt. but the defendant tiltl not put
in un uppcuraucti. The amino took
tb‘c pnpcrti. . _
The plaintiff. whose maiden name
was Anittiiu M. iiuycnti. units for a dc-
creo iiilll the custody of u minor child
on the ground of adultcry. Sybil
Junotin Winters Iii unmet] tut ihn co-
rimpoutlcnt. The couple were tuttrrletl
in Stamford. April 22. iiiiltl .
LOOKING sou. MAMlI RICKIR’O
MUHDIHII. .
i‘A’l‘ifllBON. N, J.. Nov. 2i.~1\ Dot
lice sergeant. armed with papers for
tho reqiihiitlon or a man believed in be
Harry buddy. who was arrested at
tipping. N. it. yesterday. on a charge
or murder. untried for New Hampshire
today.
its was accompanied by, Richard
flicker. brother of the girl whom limit
(iv unturned with built shoe to
death bedtime site rufunet to marry
him. flicker lines to inhuman try in
identity the main under arrest there
Ill his sister‘s slayer. Before he Maria
ed Richer said buddy frequently tutti
told him that M! littd an uncle uremia:
eat in New Hampshim politics. He
that while tit-titty m firing It-
um ion to marine more» he made we
i‘Ii visits to the uncle in New mm
shirt; with whom his mutt- hint to it
her for some time.
The tuneful of Hulls Mutter m
heidrmv dismount elitism.
“commoner mm Hg W ”
lupi‘eitahdiiii in evening lleieitv-
ittn a the. the melt.
MP
ffll‘
til-fit
It nun of A m
'm%m%iibmw
sen
m
Mari t”. in .ct-
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The More
Pa‘rticulat‘ You
Are Th‘aMorc
You’ll Appreciate
ottr Smart Clothing for Men and Y'oun;
Men. The more you know about quill.
ity of materials and workmanship the
quicker you will be to reooguiab the
superior values We offer at extremely
nuttlcrate prices. You should ulna
know what is equniiyintportsntvthat:
Correct style with us menus that
every garment in our stock is author-
itatively correct in cut and finish-—
Correct fit with us means that your
size garments must ilt like ones made
io-yotir-nteasure, or we'll not let you
take them.
“it!
c;
A»'
.
.‘J u. .
In Overcoats at I
$10 to $550..
wt» sitow‘sttch u vuricty of styles in ttli
i‘ttsitionublc tuttterittls that every taste
can be satisfied
In, Sack Suits at
$10 to $660
titcre isn't a style of fabric missing
that's new“fashionable—desirable—
ililti every one of them of thoroughly
ticlu‘litlnltle quality. .
Smart Suits and Overcoat:
for Boys and Juveniles lit a variety of
uttruciive styles and bright fabrics.
$2.00 to $5.00.
Han.’ Shoes and Haberdashery for
Man and Boy.
Silleok & Price,
HEAD To FOOTEMR
98 Washington 8!. do. Norwllk.
"esteem -WILL— uni.w TOMOR-
ROW. _
WASHINGTON. Nov. 21:» (‘ilillih
grunt was received at the Wil c House.
today from Ponce. Porto ltico. stating
that. the prcuidcnt will remain in Sun
.Iuau tonight and return tomorrow
morning to l’oncc. where ilf‘ will m
t-utlmrlt. “it probably will roach
Worthington Monday evening or ’l‘ues‘
day tnornlntt. The message also nint-
oti that thruprcuitlttnt. and party had
a. very itooti trip across from ‘Pliflliillil.
i‘ttir weather friends are the only
klntl that comes in hunclnut.
ON THE sandals
Mother's Crllp, 109 mu... tic.
Jam. all flavors, We.
Pumpkin. 100 article, ilc.
Pl. Ponchos. Io.
Scout-lug tow, 5a article, 2:, or a for
lie.
Anti 0N1" thim‘toa numerous to
Hop- to in of you till. U» us.
i
LORENZODIBB
Telephone
IniuM'rry this butter and stop
«paying more, For lb. m
N raw-in the our fresh (00“.
mm mi.mv.,stvu..uoa
album-minty Goods 1cm alum ,
meat. villi selling. in, as.
Pruner-firmer California's. also and
«utility lists. I the. 1h
Oblivion-dot in on this. Rich
tummy Vermont chm. par-lb. . in
,erah
W...“
comm troorsilite .
‘ BEING otscuittcso
President noosevttitjiuiiis‘os lo
Rescind Action, and Sacra-
. lary Tail issues Statement:
1—”
WASHINGTON, NOV. inf—Tile .
Department issued the foilowinz‘ata
meul‘todny concerttlnzj‘flthe "no
troops ordered dismissed Lt't'li'ort Ben L
"in the matter of the order disk
charging the enlisted men‘ of titres.
companies of the Twenty-lifth .infsatry. .‘
issued by the president. uppillthtion
was presented to the secretary. of war ..
by a number of persons of standing
asking for a rte-hearing by the prsai‘
dent of the ground on which the acs
tion was taken. The secretary'tele.
graphed tho president of the uppllcm
“7%"
B‘
‘ t
tiun and delayed the proceedings of.» 5
the discharge until, the president could
indicate his wishes. The secretary
was meantimo called ottt oftowp. No
answer was received from the pretti-
dent. The secretary on his return did
not feel justified in further delaying
the execution of the order, of discharge.
and especially In view of the fact that
the secretary then learned that"the
president had fully and exhaustively
considered the argument against the
order of the persons who now applied
for u rehearing. Accordingly the sec-
rctary directed yesterday-(Tuesday)
that, the proceedings for discharge be
continued without delay.” ‘ .
Later in the day Secretary Taft re-
ceived a dispatch from President
Roosevelt and issued the following ad-
ditionnl statement: “A telegram
was received from the president at 11
o'clock todtt yafter the previous state
ment was given out at the War De-
partment in which he declines to this
pcnd the discharge unless there are
ncw facts of such importance as to
warrant cabling him, He states that
the action was taken after due delib-
eration. and that the only matterto'
which he can pay head is the presenta-
tion of facts showing the official re
ports to be in whole or in part untrue.
or clearly exculpailng some individual.
it any such facts later appear,” can
act as he deems advisable, but thus far
nothing has been introduced to war-
rant the suspension of the order, and
he directs that it be executed." '
Secretary Taft says that immediate-
ly steps will be taken to recruit soldr
lers to replace the men discharged.
The members of the three companies
who were. on furlough at the time of
the Brownsville affair and three nem-
bcrs who are to be tried bywcourt-
martini will ttot be mustered out. .II;
was authoritatively stated today that
the mutter of dlmlssui of the troops
has not been brought to the attention
of the president by the White House
officials since he left Washington.
None of the protests have been re-
ccived at the White House. but. have
gono to the War Department.
MW ‘~ 1“ ~'
GREAT DAMAGE BY DOG FISH. ‘
DIGBY. N. 8.. Nov. 2i.-—Dog Fish,
the fishcrtmtn's plague. have practical-
ly ruined lit-shore fishcrles in the Bay
of Fundy. Since the first of Septem-
ber these small sharks have driven
out or destroyed all the ground fish
and the only catches made by the bay
fishermen have been by fl few who
have been able to go from 10 to 15
miles off shore. For the Matthew
weeks. itowcvcr. cvcn this method hills
been impossible on itccount .of heavy
wcttthcr
Within the past few years” the dog
fish has bccontc it scrious menace to
American and Canadian deep sea fish-
orlcs. Traveling in large 8011001! the
dog fish kill or drive away cod. hud-
tlock anti other marketable fish and de-
stroy the fishcrtnru’s nets. Both the
American and British governments
have had their exports working on
south plan for tho extermination of the .
nuisitncc. but so for no rcui solution
to the problcni him been found, lit the
provinces some months ago no effort
was made to advocate the do; fish
as a food. saying that. the prejudice
ilKiiiliiil it ittrgcly arose frotn its name
and that. in reality its flcsh’ was finer
and of boiler flavor when properly
cookcd. than that of many of tto niorc‘
popular kinds of fish.
JUSTICE GOODRICH DEAD.
NEW YORK. Nov. {it-«William W.
(iotxiricli, formerly presiding Justice of
thc Appellate Division of the Supreme
Court in Brooklyn. dicd in Brocklyti.
today. of pneumonia. lie was 75 your.
of ago. ~
BRITISH BMIK :gPORM WHEGKo.
lklNDON. Nov. Lib—«The British
bitrk Reform, front Rio Junslfn‘ for Bi.
Martins and Boston. before reported
wrecked off Vitrutlu inland. hell no can
go aboard.
melatonin”, 3 calm In lieu, lilo:
mu, m. ’ ~
Orliidflfl’l Iorax‘Wuhhtg powder. 4
lb. boat at 100. A fine til-omit doll in
any child who «It: 24 puma. or in
M‘s." who buys 24 pulls a It 1003
rdltiu. ori lull out. i
m: or a tor . ,
mutton. .
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cut 626-4. . .
Good Tobie Ina, per 4 ....
Mustard-”Prepared attract velar. but
than in milk bottle, per bottle .. in
Minion-urge, fancy layer mains,
but for all rumour. pet- lb. .. no
anew-Nice the fancy" filing“
mm. .......... .
Granger-But. igloriur
itlvtantltoaatninru
Very bond 19‘ tin. per
I
Miriam-erotic or: it“ 5 ‘
luv-Dinah imitm in: per dun. , Mm. um‘ ‘ a. par ti .
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