FRESH Billllii
8116111
2511 Jill
iii Lane’s.
51 Washington 81nd.
total densities.
WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwalk and vicinity: General
1y cloudy tonight. and Wednesday. An
1111111 of high pressure central in K1111
sun is producing pleasant weathc1 with
111w temperatures between th11 Rock."
Mountains and the Mississippi 1'iv111.
Freezing temperatures extend as far
south as Texas and Inulslunu. An
area of low pressure over Florida is
producing light rain on the South At-
l11nt1c coast and a secondary distmb
once central over Lake Huron is pit)-
ducing cloudy weather with tiuirics 01'
snow in the Lake region and northern
po1tions of New England. Conditions
favor for this vicinity pa1tiy cloudy
:vcather and slightly lower tempera-
11rc
. Jac0b M. Layton was 11. visitor in
Barton, yesterday.
A business meeting of the Final
Makers' Union we held last evening
in Central Labor 1111.
Egypt has an enorInOus number of
111111111 land owners, over 11 million p110-
1110 being proprietors of the ground
they cultivate
Mrs. llnrry W. Mather was operated
on this morning at the Norwalk hospi-
tal for appendicitis, by Drs. Dumorticr,
Clark and Hitchcock.
Many Norwalk people intend to 11t-
t11nd the Yale-Princeton football game
which will be played Saturday after-
noon at New Haven.
Miss Bertha Schaub. who had the
misfortune do fall and break her right
arm on Hailowe'en, is getting along as
nicely as can be expected.
A rehearsal of the Choral Union was
1111111 last evening at the South Nor-
walk Congregational Church and took
up the singing of song: 11w folk songs
some of which were accompanied.
Joseph Pcnnell. who fell and broke
his right wrist some time ago, at the
Standard Oyster Company. is getting
along-us well and 11s'spcc11ily as can
be expected.
Next. Monday night the. Company F.
basketball team will play the Manhat-
tan five, of New York. The Manhat-
tan team played here last year .111111.
though beten, the cnotcst was an in-
teresting one.
Clarence Cram and Harold (irccn‘
have been booked. to sail [or ’I‘umpico
,Mcxico. Friday on the Steamship
(‘ ity of Washington of the Ward l.i1111
'1‘ boy will make quite an extended stay.
in Mexico.
icorgc Bogardus had ibc misfor-
tune to lose a valuable overcoat last
night while attending a local 11111111111.
llc placed his coat over 111111 back of 11
1111111. and while the lights were turned
down someone substituted 1111 old and
rugged one for it.
'l‘he polo apparatus and equipmcnt
for tho Rollaway Rink has arrivcd. and
the players will begin to got busy with
this lively gnmc as soon 11s posslblc
l‘ouch i‘ ycorge Holmes Wits 11 Visitor at
lin- rink last night The Port (‘1111st-
Ronstadt
Taylor 8: Golden.
14 Wuhlnuton Qt. Tot. 21M.
“ANONA” concourse."
SATCRDAY—ZOMUNDAY.
501:, 751:, 31.00, $1.25, $1.50 Box.
Frank H. Baxter.
womu rosEo AS .
MAN FOR oo YEARS
Once Lived as a Husband, and
Only Revealed Secret in.
Betorebea’ih ‘
'l‘lilNlllAI), 0111.. Nov. .12.—»»Chnrles
Vuubuugh. alias Katherine Vosbaugh,
11 woman who for sixty years pusscd as
11 married man. and was a bank clerk
and sheep border died at. San liaphaci
Hospital yesterday morning from old
ago
81111 was hot 11 111 France eighty- -thrce
yours ago and came to America when
'obtuincd 11m1m110yment in Joplin
clghtccn vcars of age, relying upon her
own chergies to make her living Sho
tound that she was greatly handicap-
pcd 11111111111911 of her sex. After wander»
1111,r mound the country for two years
as a woman she adopted male gzub and
applied tor a man's position. She
Mo
and wo1k111l ihclo as a bookkeeper tor
scvcrul \ears
All this time she kept her secret,
and no one doubted that she was a
man.Sl1c possessed 1111 cxccllcnt edu-
cation. and while she was 111 Joplin
she was offered a position in a St.
.lOScph 1M0.) banking house She 11c-
ceptcd this. going to St Joseph bcl‘ore
she was thirty‘ years of age.
A few months later a young woman
of that town was deserted by tho man
who had promiscd to 1111111'y hcr Mics
Vosbaueh sought hcr out. proposed
marriage and was accepted. To this
girl Miss Vosbaugh divulged hcr sex
on a lliblt1 pledge that she would 11er-
er rcvcal the secret.
After their marriage they came to
Trinidad and opened a restaurant. A
year or two uitcrwurd the "wife“ dis-
appeared. The “husband" declared he
had been deserted and refused to
make any effort to find hcr. Miss V1111-
baugh received more or loss sympathy
at 11111 1111111., but the incldcnt was soon
forgotten.
Thing of city lli'e1 and ulwnvs 111111
lug her secret would be tlisc1iV'.111111l
Miss Vosbaugh forty yours ago sought
employment at 1We Sam [flown rauth.
near Trinchcra. She 1111111111 for Work
as a sheep border. and this was givcn
her. Later, when she know that her
sex could not he discovcrcd except by
tho grcatest of accidents. 1111111 111-111111111d
work as u. camp cook.
She rcnmiucd at the Sam lh'owu
ranch until two years ago. when 111111
was brought to San ltnfltcl Hospital
here to spend her last. days. lvcn
hen1 she protcctcd hcr scct'ct. refusing
to take a bath until she was assured
by the sisters at tht.1 hospital that she
could do so without 11111 prcscncc of
attendants.
141111111 time later she contructcd 11
scvcrc cold (but lbl'cni1'11111d 1111 111111111111
into pncuinolua. 111'. 'l‘. J. lv‘ormun said
it would I111 1111c1-1ssnry for “Mr. Vain
baugh“ to partially 1'1-mor11 his clollr
ing for 1111 11x11111inuilou.
Fearing 111111. would die. bliss Yos-
baugh 111 Inst reluctantly 11.111111111111111.
and thou. with tears trolling in hcr
cycs 11nd coursing down her wrl'hklcd
chi-“ks she (111111111 for 11111 sistcr in
cbnuzc 11nd partcrl with 11111' 5111'1‘01 for
1111- second lim11 in sixty yours.
HAS HOPES 0F IMPROVEMENT.
Massachusetts Railroad Commission
Says That B. &. A. Conditions
Are Very Bad.
BOSTON, Nov. l2.-—"So bad as to
11111111 no analysis." but not without
hope of in1prov11n1cnt.” was “111 1.111111-
1111-nt with which ycstcrday lhc siulc
board of railroad c11111n1issioncrs 111111111
public tho answer of tho lloston 1'.
Albany Division of the New York (711111
trni Railroad to 11 rcqucst 01‘ 11111 coul-
ililssloncrs lor 11 slutcmcnt concomiuy,
train scrvicc 'l‘hc statement was ask
1111 lot cite 11 1111111111 111' hoarinus hold
(‘15' ili'i‘ HCh(’(iili('(i i0 DIHV lhli'iki‘l illlii 1.1-1 AIIKHHI ill “hit“ Hgv‘qp (‘Ulilllirtlili
111 11111 rink on Friday night.
WRECKED VESSEL SET ON FIRE.
i’}llll.ADi'ld’lllA, Nov. 12.1«’i‘h1-
Austrian tank stcunicr lctclku, which
1111111111111 111 11111 Delaware (lupus ycslorw
do). with ihi1 crew of twelve then 0f
Ilu1 ltnilnn bark Colombo, arrived hcro ‘
today '1 I111 (‘olombo leit Siockion'
Spr.inus blulnc October (it, for I’lili'i'
11111 with 11 cargo of shocks 011 Novvm ”
bur it tho bark run into 11 hcuvy south if
til-kl 1111111 which cdntinncd throughout.
Novclnbcr 7 losing 11111 suturing whorl. 5
.ignuls
r111.- 111111111 concerning irregularity and
111-1111' in 110111011 11111] Albany trulllc 111
though the couuuissioucrs bud 11ili'IV
111 the 1'.'.11111 dilectcd th11 loud to 111.11111
in provomonls III ilu.‘ sorricc. 11111111111111
111 that lime to I111 bud.
'l'h1- reply of thc railroad is 111 11111 11l'~
ml that 11111 delay 111' pusscinrcr trains
‘ 111111 mainly to 1c 1'onui1ilctl1n1 work
and that the load Is 111 1111111111111. 1111-
'11111111 111 rcpiucluu obsolclc motivc
111111111 by modern cquipmcui. 111 thc
'onnlrtlotioi1 01' additional 11111111 track
and modern lulurlockint'.
witch-1s. in i’urnishlmt additional pus-
Against 111112
11111111. masts and l'uddor 111111 Siiiliilllligllm‘ll,
Z'nlminl'flx,‘ iri?i1'1iii)i'”l(1‘lli1l111:0 ‘5F:Z"l,‘,r,ll.lui1o of 1mm who undul'slnud Illoil‘
, . , .
lulu of thc Colombowuniod the] Ela1i|111"l”"" both to ”H compnui 11'1"“ 11111
to tow him into port, but this could ”“MW' A 11111111111111: lor m“ 111111111 ”r
not in- dmm on account of 1.1111 loss of; ""m" rcquculcd 1"" tho 11111111111111111111111'11
thc rudder and whcl-l. 'I' luv 11111111111 tl11'n I ‘ 1111 “m 111111111 WW“
took tiu1 t'rcw oil and 111-1 lilo burk‘ out
the In 1.111. 40:17 north. Long. 64 Wont]
’l‘hc lthika 111111 1111111111 six hours in
taking off tho cum and setting tho
1111111111 on firc
1-quipn1enl. 111111 in organizing 11
’l 1111 clients of 11111 City ‘l'rlnliug 1.311111-
puny 11111 being moved today from 11111
rl-iiy building. in North Main siroci. Io
Inithor M. Wright's building, on tho
Hitllit'. strcot. ,
Wm...“ -»~ub~s—m
MINITSER HILL ARRIVES. |‘
NEW YORK Nov. 1" «~1311v11l .lnync
Hill 1111- prcscnt A1111 1111111 tniniatcr to
The Netherlands who will succeed
(' hurlcmngne Terror 1111 ambassador to
Germany arrived hct‘o today on tho
steamer Potsdam. ‘Mr. Hill in on
leave of absence 1-111'wlll return in
The Hague before going to his [low
post at Berlin.
‘w..-
5 Day Sale
SHEET Milbil‘.
3 for 10c.
A1“
seamless. _ .
We have them in all sizes and for COLEMAN’S
all its”. ‘ .
an“. M emu.“ NEWS STORE.
11.8 on 10 North Main 81.. south Norwalk.
PNW‘IWM Draught-1 Agent for A G. apuldlno'u
Open band-yo. W, ”nth Ncrvuik. 1 Danebsil and oportlng Goods.
“REVERE" CHOCOLATES -- 250,
Every man who appreciates character and indi.
viduality 1n Clothes will vote for Varsity Clothes on
their appearance and on their record for style and
this town, and their unanimous re—election as the
smartest clothes made is assured for this season also.
finished as fine as clothes \can be finished, are now
’" ’Varsity ‘1Sttits and. Overcooté.
$15 1.330.
in a splendid range of the choicest fabrics in all the
new browns, grays and blues—many exclusive weaVes ”
and patternsL—tailored' 1n the most. perfect way, and
finished as fine as clothes can be finished, are now.
ready. We invite you to see them before making
your selection of Winter Suit and Overcoat.
Good Hats to pay election bets—correct Derbies
and Soft Hats—$2 and $3.
1“ I4 South Main Street. Telephone Cali 632-2.
Reasons Why You Will Make More
Money bchcding Home Ground, lion.
nic Stock Feed.
No. i—Motc Energy for Work Horses
No 2.-Bctter Flesh on Ma1kci. Livestock.
No 3.-—-i]niform Dcvclopment in Young Stork.
No. 4 ~A Full Milk Flow F1 om Your Cows
‘\
No. 5,—1’111'fect. Condition oi all YOur Livestock
No ti.1l~1 conomv Maximum Results Minimum Cost.
The l’clfcct Balanccd Hutton.
Buy Oats Thais Clean.
(/ ‘
MANUEL T. HATCH.
Motions 1111111111111
101 one near.
Publisher s'Prioo$|. 50. Save 501; by ordering through
wm.1=. Beers,
Book and Stationery Stores.
49 Wall St., Norwalk. 6 South Main St, South Norwalk
Yard Pea Coat $4.50. No. 2Nul CoalfiSE)
Ego. Store and Nut Coal. $6.50.
» Delivered in the cellar.» _
Carefullu screened. Free from slate.
Best qualitu
Raymond Bros.
OOW“”WO“M”OWWWWO
i O. B. Jackson,
Optician.
Everything. in the Optical Lin e.
Eyes Examined Free. '
.68 WALL STREET. NORWAL .
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Deposits ReceiVed
SUBJECT TO CHECK.
o.Norwa|kTru$tCo
RESOURCES
$1,000,000.00
Banking hours 9 to 6’1 daiiu.
l
Saturdau evening 7 lo 6.
. Cuiswubu Win11,
California Port or Sherry Wine,
2511 Pint, 500 Quart.
Suunysido Rye Whiskey, .
. 1 980 Bottle.
Monogram or 84 Rye Whiskey,
The Club Cocktails, _
$1.25 Bottle.
California Brandy,
98c Bottle.
50c Bottle.
The Blind Pliililllilii,
THE PRESCRIPTION STORE.
TelephOnc Call, 16—2.
All Order. Delivered Free of Charge.
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
WALL STREE’I‘, 10:10.~—~Moderute
advances over last night, was scored by
the majority of stocks on dealings
which were much restricted. Canadian
Pacific rose 1%, outhern Pacific.
Reading, American ‘otton Oil abOut a
point. Union Puciilc Atchlson, Penna.
Baltimore and Ohio large fractions.
WALL S'l‘REET, NOon.-'l‘he
lion curried American Smelling 11nd
A111e1'ic11n Sugar 2 points lower than
last night, Amalgamated Copper 1%.
St. Paul. 1%.. and Union Pacific. Great
Northern old. and Chesapeake & 01110
pi‘d. sold 111. 11 decline of 3. Atlantic
Coast Line rose 2%, Sloss Sheffield
Sit-cl Mi. and U. S. Rubber and Vir-
ginia 0111111111111 (31111111111111 1. The tone
was licuvy 111 noon. Bonds wcro irre-
gulal‘.
\\’Al.|. STREET. 1 p. m.—~—chvy
1111111111: 111' American Smclting broke it
4 1-3 to iii.’ 1- ’ Other stotiks also sold
lchr with the western gioup quite
f1'1111l1 offcrcd 'l‘hc passing oi thc Ptr»
lor Silvor 11nd (‘oppci Company diii-
dcnd :tliccicd the coppcr group. Anml»
gunmtcd (‘oppcr 11nd (11111111111 I'llcctric
gnvc way 2. St. I’anl l .7118 and Read-
--= 11111. Northern Pacific and Westing-
houst1 l'llcctric i. 1
LONDON. Nor. 12.~Ann1ricuns
sturtcd at vvcll above purity in sym-
pathy with the moruight New York
news but curly buyers tul'ncd scllers
around 11111111 and prices drooped. A
pm'lod of dullncss followed. but 11111
rcccipt ol‘ the New York opening" pric-
cs. with good buying. imparted
slrcliuih to 11111 market and prices
closed firm 111 11 traction bclow 11111 best
quotations of the day.
NEW YORK. Nov. w’i‘hc 1111-
1111111 Trust Company or Chicago. today
completed negotiations for tl111 impor-
tation of $1. 0001100 in gold. This 1111-
gogcincnt makes 11111 total to date on
11111 present movement $511.1)Stltloo
A LITERARY REFORMER.
A noblc 11110111111 01111 John 11111111111
11111111111 of 11111 First Btthtist Church of
Nolwnlk(‘111111.l111s 11111111 lepulscd in
an attempt. to stop for 01111 your the
purclmst1 of novels for Norwulk‘s pub-
lic librury. H11 is reported to hurt,1
said in tlcl’cnco ot‘ his, attempt that
youth was bolus: wcuncd from the val-
1111blc things of life by trashy litcru-
111111. This is doubtless true. To 111111111
extcni society novvls 11nd despcrndo
talus sci. up fulsc gods. and in so pinch
us they do thus blind us 111' th11 gods
who 111'11 truc.
Iiowcvcr. whcn 111111 comes to think
about it. this is not so 1111111111t11blc as
another 111111 loss obvious result of
reading “trash." ll' thcro was a little
trash in this world. and only a little,
the second result. 111’ rcudiug it. pros-
t'ntly to 1111 mentioned. would never
exist. We read trash when young.
because, us a rule. it is tht1 one kind of
writing that, appeals to us. But from
it we. might graduate into something
better, as we grow Qldcr. unable 10 got.
a sutiicicni supply to satisfy our great-
cl capacity 1’01 1'.o11ding
Now look at the situation 1 111111)”.
The number 111' nullims is multiplied
by two every your; "111 publishers
grow 11101'11 numerous; 31111111 the print-
crs, tho hokstunds. the Pullman curs
111111 the Carnegie librurics. With the
lovc talk and puppy marriages that urn
to I111 found in one year's output of
American uovcls one might build 11
lower its high 1111 that on 11111 Singer
building. In short. there is no limit.
to satisfaction of tho trimh-rcuding 1111-
bit; thercl‘orc 11111 habit. persists, ’l‘hc
1111111 obvious result is 111111 \vc K111110111
road lituruturc. l‘ori'ectly bountiful
young womcn who have all the limo in
the World to become “cultured" ruud
one your bow licrlio, who drunk. 111111--
ried l'idylho 1nd wus reformed: 11111
next. your ho Algcrnou, who drunk
li‘illi'i'Ii‘ti Elizabeth. and was reformed;
the next. your bow liobblc, who drunk,
married Mathilda and was rcfonnnd.
and so on. until the beautiful young
woman in 11111 and too blind to road.
lint Rents and Shcllcy ren'lnln‘ for
over “Kelly and Sheets.”-~Hdiloriul 111
the New York Evening 81111.
W
SHOPLIFTER HELD FOR TRIAL.
l3l‘tllltiliiPOlt'i‘, Nov. l2.-MrI. l.il
linn Gilbert. who was arrested 11111-11 in
a department. store Saturday night on
a charge of shopliftlnmutter 11 shoit
hearing in the city court yesterday.
was held for trial Thursday. under
bonds of $300. Mrs. Gilbert says
that she lives in Btmtiord, and that
her mother's name is Mrs.1)elols
Money. of that place. When searched
her trunks Wore found to contain sow.»
rut hundred doliuts’ worth of valuable
goods, which the police claim she has
taken from various stores in this (1111'.
New York and Boston.
Mrs. T. It. Foster. of Dnnhnry. is
visiting her son, William Foster, of
Hood street.
.. 9—..me
. Full Quart, $1.00 Bottle. 7
Bolgruvia T0111 Gin.
' 98c Bottle. 3
l‘tfllC' '
We have been
we know What
not uncle’s or
iii "‘11
TO FOOT
98 Washington
(illerkins, Pepper Celery.
invite your inspection.
Remember, all goods sold comply
72 North Main Street,
1. “11.11 "\.-—-—-— 1111 must
Young Man i
that are built for uou alone.
have them fashioned for 110111
taste bu the fishes: grade tailors
in this countru.
treat, ‘ "-
' Tel. 165-533‘1
A (1111 111111 of Heinz pickling products:
Sour Mixed and Mustard Pickles. Sour Gherkins,
Snucr Krautwall fresh, this year‘s product.
Tel. Cd], 698-2.
watching 11011. and
11011 wani~olbihes .~
We? 5?.
1
1
1 3
‘These suits are
father’s sillie but
1
’ i
uours'. and then express just that" .
sinariness that will‘aopeal to.51uou.~§i~
rice’s Clothing 5111. '
OUTFITTER81MI'
\. '\ South Nomalk.
'\ Was-lot!"
1 i 1
17,1
Gooo'ruINusro EAT
Sweet Mixed Pickles, Sweet
.We sell them from 511 up, We
it. is real appetizlng owing to its cleanliness.
VERY BEST BUTTER (none better at any price) ..... ..........u.29c lb.
WARRANTED EGGS (large size) dozen 1’11251;
f
CANNED VEQETABLES. Sweet order. fresh from press
3 cans Mazeppa Corn ............ 25¢ 'j """" 9"" 25c, qt., 7c
Kewanee Early June Peas, can...10c VCHOW Turmps, RUtgeg‘agzazi'fsh' 75c
, ' ............... , y 1,
I2.arge 6;" SW??? The, can """ S55": Large can Baked Beans Q1... .101:
cans ears, ' 81° """"" c Fancy Mixed Cakes, 2 lbs. 1.. .251:
2 cans Succotaah, Empire ........ 25c Fancy Lemons, dog. ...........‘:.251:
3 lbs. Yale Toast Crackers ........ 25c 20 lbs. Granulated Sugar . ...... $1.00
with pure food laws.
Louis J oseloff
South Norwalk.
SOUTH NORWALK.
Phone 143.
MAY ASK MORE PAY.
Conductors and Trainmen in New Eng-
land Being Sounded by F. H.
Baker.
WORCESTER, Nov. 12,—Thc opiu»
ion oil the, conductors and traimnen of
11111 New York Central, New York.
New Haven and Hartford and Boston
& Malno systems. throughout New
England is being ascertained regard-
ing 11 1111111111111 for increase in pay
11 hich will he presented to the manu-
gciucut of them- 11111118 by the Eastern
lAssociation of 'i‘rninnlcn and Conduc-
Uniiod [1111111111 llo.
HA VIE] YOU "USED
M. Epstein.
EAST NORWALK
, Phone 13‘9'3'
torus F. 11 Baker 1epreseniing this
organization is in Worcester today on
his tour of the New England states
and for the1 next. two weeks he will 11x1
tend his inquiries to other points on
the systems.
lilr Bnkcr was scnt out as a ersult
of the meeting 01' the association held
in New York two weeks ago when the
officers decided to make an effort to
have th11 Eastern iuil'roadn consldct
the 10 11111- cent. increase granted the
conductors and truinmen of the Mdidio
West. it is probable 11 similar rulsc
wil be asked in New 11‘.
iBRAZILIAN
THE GREAT
ANTISEPTIC
cunn-
125 DOSES 500; 300
DOSES $1.00
No opium. no quinine, no chloroform. no 111111111. -
B. F. JACKSON & CO1, INDIANAPOLIS, um .‘
10.11198 11111: 1112.11"
101.13“ moons BRQI‘QLLT'SI
E CONSUMPTION i
“4.1.4.85" ' «23,05,111,le
‘ 11.11111111111111111111announcers“-1""
50 DOSES 25c,
Norwalk Chronicler