about Clothing for a... and Winter.
things adored this season
no misrepresentation. .
. CORYRIGHT
CLOTHING
COMPANY.
It
The Latesttews
provo lllognl killing.
and an invostlgatlbn was bogunI'l‘
toll
Here you will find all the bust
'l‘hcll'hbsb at modulate prices
Abundant vuIlsty to ,choose from.
Prompt mid elilciollt soIvicc.
Satisfaction in every puIclIase and
was injuring hid peach orchaId.
WW
ORDER FOR BAKESHOP. ,
m
tory Inspector Necessary.
A member of the S. 8.
To be ccnlinucdfiwatcb for it.
to‘ make, certain repairs in an oven.
and a strict construction of the la
not
stopped.
'l‘hompson company
the factory inspector
who‘ gave
circulustaIIcss.
my .r.v
‘“ . 6 North Main Street. , ’
HARRY. cooowm, Manager.
NEW YORK, Nnv.
DEATHS AND FUNERALS.
son
o‘clock from his- homc. -1 Grow street.
llerrw.
0. Curticc otliciatod.
‘was in Riverside Ccmotcry.
RECEN'I' ARRIVAL “or: VESSELS.
Steamer Oceanic l.lvorpool.
rate—he‘s a sissy."
“He is?" Whitney. ’l‘lIoIIIas F. Ryan. William l..
"Sill‘t‘. He paid l0 git hill) the l‘otll- lleilIs. ’I‘lIolIIIIs l)olaII. i‘. A. ll. \l'ltl-
ill“ game lasl' SntuI‘IlIIy.”'——l’chIver cntII. and Home & Schim 'I‘IIII IIIIIII
l’ost. sutIIIItIIIIIId llt‘ltllt‘ theI grand ,iult to-
school friend of mine who has just
ahead. 'l‘t-ll me that you might. have i). Cravath, ll. ii. \‘roclnutl. 'l‘lIoInzIs
tuarrit-d lIlIII."~—i)el.roit Frcc Brass. 1’. FilWit‘l'. “some: ti. liavon. Augus-
-~——-—-—- Itls ll. .iouilltnrd, Edwin J. llorwlntl
C
before the grand Jury which is pro
ing tho Wall and Courilandl
Railway Company deal,
—-—-——~
FUNERAL OI“ JOHN REMSONL
”1.1.1119 funeral of the late .lilhn Reno
was held this afternoon at. 2
which,
is nilogcd to have netted nearly tlIrII
proIIIoters.
W. "1‘. [human and liov. Saul
'l‘lIt- iIIltII-Iucnt.
by a public Scrvicc commission.
thout N l‘tIady testified that 110 pa
NEW YORK, Nov. l3.~Arrlvrtl-.
Ian Socnrilios Company
loss than a million dollars.
for
. M Mr.
“Shall we lct Edtlio into our pirate
gun. mu?" I
$250,000 which ho had paid for tl
“Naw. llc wouldn‘t make a good pi-
road while illt‘ rI'IIIIaiIIiIIg $700,000 I
9 w...
Wife-«i'Wail, I declare. Here‘s an old
daI
tics (‘ompauy III tho limo the Wu
and (‘ourllandi Strut-II Railway do;
was IIIII'I'lIId through. 'l‘lItIy Wl‘l't‘ PaI
made a fortune.”
Husbantl——"All right. my dour. (lo
It s \tIIr puzzling.” said a wottlcd
looking whman to ono of lit-I neigh-
hols.
”What s that?"
‘l can't tell wlIIIthcr Willy is cor-
rupting tho parrot or whcther the par-
rot is corrupting \\'ill_y."——l.oIIdon AllI
swcrs. ~
and Mortimer l. Schin’.
ERS TO MEET.
BOSTON, Nov.
football during ’l‘lIItuksgiving work
Princeton.
of the Harvard
participate.
“TIIII ct‘ookedest, man I over know,"
said the sporting man, "was a taro
Ilenler'
‘ 1‘ ll hot i know one still crookedcr.‘
answetcd the man who goes to Emma:
“lie was an alt dealol.
'vIII'sity
NEWPORT'S FIRST SNOW.
NEWPORT. ll. l.. Nov. l:l.--'l‘hc
snow storm of tho season visited tb
city today.
thrcc hours and ('Ol'tftl't'ti ”11‘
to tho IlIIptb of half an inch.
:-
li‘tll‘llillilit‘. the bank that has a good
lllllll to loan ”10 money.
m
. ‘lI’l‘ and: s commissioners at
g Instr Inserting, in Bartram, yesterldsy,
. discussed tho msttor or am kill ins.
which seams to ho prorated In all
_ parts or the state this tall. T e callus
, um investigated and show that What
, lastly the deer are glowing careless
. and also that it is going to be hard to
The commissioners rooeivod worti
. front the tOWn 0t Ashfoid a tow days
ago that a deer had boon. killed thugs
e‘
warden who want to the town found
that. two had been killed lstcad- of
one. finding the locality in the woods
where the second one hall been dross~
ott'I‘ho population or Ashtord is‘ not
largel but. the hunter was not discovcw
Two door wore killod in Groton last
weak. one by It. farmer who found tho
deer about to make a desperate raid
on his strawberry patch and the otth-
by ll. man who said that the animal
wording of Low Mskes Action by Fat:-
Thompson
tiompaay of New Haven. a concern
operating a large bakery there. was
soul to the office of Factory inspec-
tor McLean yesterday for permission
The oven is located in a basement
provides that an oven so locatoii shall
be started show it it is once
The button; I'lpcIatod by the
is approved by
written pIIrmit fol Icpalts under the
INVESTIGATING- TROLLEY DEAL.
lli.-—-chcral
prominent. financiers today uppcnrcd
Street
at
though the road existed only on paper,
quarters of a million dollars to its
The grand jury's inquiry
is all outgrowth of, the recent Invest
gution of New York city transit affairs
An-
IIlIasIId Ibo rights for the “all and
Coultlaudt street line for $250000. and
later transirrch ii to tho Mottopoll.
slightly
Brady
Solid that ho recoircd only the original
more was divided amour; William (V.
\IIIIc IutIIIIbIIIs of tho IloaIIl of
lllroctors of tho ltletropolitan Scour
HARVARD AND PRINCETON PLAY-
13.——Plnns arc bring
Inndc form meeting botwcon Hal‘l‘ill‘
and» Pl'llliit’ton players in IIssIII-iution'
it is expected that acvca'ul
players will'
first
Snow foil (or more than
ground
'1'
NEW HAVEN Nov.
of glass Henry Stoddard of this city
lwhn nocsntly Instill It trip to England
to look sitter tho interest 0!”‘Y8-lerni-
. varsity into the mysterious Archibald
Henry Biount beuqost has thrown no
light upon the masons which prompted
Mr. Blonnt to make Yale his residuum!
logatee. It is found, however, that
some years ago Mr Blonut wrote a.
letter to his solicitor giving directions
for his will and Martin; to Yale Uni-
versity. at New Haven, in Connecticut
“in Which he had a great interest ”
Contrary to first reports the built of
the estate is not in really and Orlotou
Manor, the home of tho testator. is in
tact, appraised at out 1:10.000 sturl-'
mg, or about {ISO 000.1 the rest estate
about £10,000 sterling is In cash and
£71,000 sterling invested in 30ml se-
curities representing some; fifty invest-
ments III a number of countries can of
them the United States. The total up
praised value *of the estate thus con-
sists of somewhat over $400, 000, ai-
lowing tor legacies.
The mystery as to Mr. Biount's in-
torest. in Yale is shared by his friends
and relatives in England. none of
whom are able to account for it. There
are three hypotheses, none 0‘ them
very satisfactory. The first bypothc~
sis Is that the burial place of Elihu
Yale, some thirty IniIes away iroIn
Orloton Manor amused Mr. Biount's
interest In the Rhodes scholarships.
his bequest wahthus turned toward
Amorlcs and in an international direc-
tion. The third theory is that the into
G. W. Eglesmn, who had a. brother at
Yale and who founded a. historical
prize in the University and who also
lived several years in Herefordsbire.
some ten miles away from Clinton Ma-
nor, was acquainted with Mr. Blount
and Interested him in Yale University.
There seems to be no doubt that Yale
will find no obstacles in securing the
large bequest
b
TROUBLE 1N lTALY.
W
it.
i)-
.-
"" Charges that Officials Defrsuded the
State Trqnsury.
ROME}. Nov. 13. wing .to the
more serious accusations brought you-
tcrday before the senate. sitting as a
I high court. during the trial ot’ Nunsio
Nasl, l‘ormor mlnistor
struction. on charge of defrauding the
state, treasury, the president. of the
senate IiccidIId to ask the Cbambur of
Deputies to extend the case to the
llt'\\' accusations, or to recall the in-
dictment to the chatnbor. which itself
should cxtcnd tho accusations. III the
latter arcnt tho trial will no suspcud-
ed until tlItI chamber tIInpower-I the
sonata to continue thI homing tutti to
include in the pIosocIttlpIIs the clung
cs blongbt by Deputy Csppclli ”lIIII
Iattvr , who at oho l|l|l(‘ was minister
i. for affairs, and who is now prtIsItient.
ll of tho |lfli‘lllllll('lliill‘_\' t‘tllllll‘llilet‘
II which is inquiring 'iuto tho accusa-
Il tions I‘lllllilt‘ against Signor anl.
IIIIIIiI- II dt,‘|ltll<lli()ll before 1th scualc
)IIsttIrIIay in which ho IlIIolurIId that
tho coIIInIItIIIc had bccn informed by a
IiIIpIIty that tho IIIiIIb-Itry of public in-
struction wlIilc‘ undor Nasi’s‘dircctlon
had hocoIIII-I the headquarters of the
(‘III orra'atld Malia so‘cret societies
laud IlIII comIIIlttoc had also obtained
Il ll'urtlIIIr ortdcncc regarding the for-
gIIrlcs charged against anl. showing
thc impIIdCIIccui-I well as the criminal-
ity of the forge-rs“ rccoipts for sub
sitilos Intcndcd for poor school lunch-
I‘I'S baring boon found to ho signed
with such fantastic names as “lion
kw." "Liar." “'l‘blel'." etc.
1.
H1
ll‘
iii
LEGEND OF ST. WINIFRED WELL.‘
(London Chronicle.)
A romantic legcnd hands round Stu
Winifred wcll. whauco a marvelous
is
There Is Only Ono
“aroma aulnlne”
That Is
Laxative Drama Quinlna
m "If m OVER TO DIME! now IN ONE (MY.
éfijm
Look
260
Always remember the lull name.
tor this signature ,on every box.
Show Gnctcost Ssh.
30v “on Buns anti. Chhdrcu
lion‘s (loud tlvcrcoats, black and blue, worth $10.00 .................. . $5.00
“I‘llt'l‘ lil'adc. -worth up to $14.00 ................................... $7.98
Still lit‘llL‘l (.lt'uudt worth Silliiii ..... . ’
IIIII'II of blindness is reported (iratiocns.
a neighboring prIuCe. smitten with the
beauty of II llolywell damsel and
roused to anger by her coyncss.
struck 011' her head as silo lied from
his unwolcoIIIe attention. The bond.
rollingr down the hill, rusted nonr llIt‘
church, and from tho spot the present.
copious spring gushed forth. as the
earth opened to swallow up the manor
sin. St. Ht‘tlllo, who was passing. pick-_
I-tl up the hand and, with a skill which
is now lost. to tho medical prol’cssion.
anon restored the maiden. with only
criticism of the miracle. llut not only
did the Well spring from the spot
wbeI-II the bond rested. but the moss on
its brink was supposed to ‘bo posses-
I-ch of a particularly flagrant smell.
while the blood marks on the stones
assumed many beautiful tints on June.
’2, the anniversary of the event. To-
day the well is contained in a rectang-
ular building. and the water down into
a large basin in tho shape of an night-
pointcd star.
All Wilton is in a ferment today over
lumoIs concerning the Iosponslbillty
of the burning of David H. Van Hoos
Iar' s IIaIn, SandalI night which rcsnlt
------------------------------- $9. 48 «III in tho «loath ol ll cow. slxtcun
tlslnl IIIIIIlo ......................... , ......................... .. $11.98 Hilltop. (crating utonslis llllti‘ scvcral
.l. I", m ‘I lit Hi. worth $23.00 .............. .............. $14 93 loan of buy, all ostimatod to It: worth
I 'lliililt‘ll a flood 1)ch coals :i to 0 WIN ih $1. 75 ......................... 98c "mm than “'000 and on which ”we
liclicr (truth-s. $1.48, $1.98, $2.48, $3.48 up to $5.00, worth $2.30. $0.00, $3.50 up
to $9.00.
'D. Bathtub.
OUTFITTERS FOR MEN AND BOYS.
it North Main Street, South “crush.
m: HIGHEST SAFETY
is assured to tho depositors in this grant, 'l'wo Million Dollar Savings
Bank because it is one of tlIoseMtl'l‘UAls savings banks sutuguurtlmt by
strict laws, investing its funds in the most conservative monitor and
. further prolonlinrfis depositors by Its largo Surplus and Profits of
morn than 3134, 000.00 Four nor cont. interest
_ Dita South Rethink Swings ‘3qu
United Bank 8' id' it. 97 Washington St. 80. Norwallt. Conn,
was no insurance. if was loarnotl
this afternoon that no III-routs have
boon llillilt‘, but all the evidence posslv
lilo Is being scoured against the man
under suspicion.
Mr. and Mrs. (leorgu W. Wright.
‘ tam» Il vary enjoyablo whist party,
IlItIlr homo Tuesday evening l'rlseu
was won by Mrs. Wright and Mrs.
Charles '4. llrundagc Refreshments
Wore starved and utter II l’ow piano so»
factions tltc IIIIIIstII donation well pious-
cd with tho ovning'u IIjoytIIuIIl.
“You at I» (bulged with having rosin-
IIIIIIIII illegally "
"Well. ,Iom honor “ responded tho
ptlsonot "perhaps I did but titoy
ware trying so hard to bout you that 1
last not desperate."wl’hiiatlolphlu
Ledger.
“You say Baron Fucnsb’s wife has
money.” "
“How long have they been married?
matured Miss Cayenne.
"About a hour."
“In that case it would probably be
accuratu to say she haul money."
Wu...
W
If a man doesn't. know. should its
limits a bind at knowing or acknowled-
ge his ignorance?
13.Whe rotors '
of public ln- 4
II slender white lino on the nook as I.
‘III. .. .
sumptuous bound voluntss continuing
s catalogue of his Imt collection (It
mlnsinrds and paintlnss. ‘
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*WALaI-I JURY SWORN IN.
CHlOAGO. Nov. 10 m’l‘hs Jury for
the trial of John P.‘ Walsh, the banker.
was completed and sworn in shortly
alter noon today. .
W
WIIen‘tIIeré is an accident the poo-
pie .are not really Indiansnt unless a
lady is hurt.
1”
Hours THEATRE.
ALL WEEK EXCEPT TUESDAY, No-
» ' VEIMBER 12TH.
THE AMERICAN VITAGRARH COM-
PANY
All the Latest Moving Pictures and II-
, lustrpted Songs.
Change of Pictures Evsry othsr Night.
come and 80's Somethln Good.
POPULAR PRICE.
Adults, 10:. Children, 5c.
MUSIC HALL
South Norwslk, Conn.
Advanced Vaudeville
Week Commencing
MONDAY EVENING, NOV. 11.
PROGRAM.
OVERTURE.
SHE GREAT WATERS.
Comedy Magician.
3. ADAMS OKIRK D
The World's Premier Xyl0phonlsts.
ILLUSTRATED SONGS,
By Csrl Stumpt.
WINKLER d. KRESS.
Eccentric Comedy Acrobats.
BERTIE DALE,
her original character, “The Chi
Mammy.".
7. PAUL at HEALY,
America’s Representative
Bhoe Dancers.
8. THE ALBURTIS,
European Equilibrists.
THE ELECTROGRAPH, ,
introducing the latest moving pictures.
Change of Pictures and Songs
every Monday and Thursday.
Every Evening at 8:15.
Children's Matinee, 2: 15 p. m.
PRICES. 10. 20, 30¢ a,
Souvenir Day Saturdays.
1.
2.
5.
6.
In
Wooden
Basket Ball
NOR WALK IRMOR Y
EVERY MONDAY NlGlli.
NEXT GAME:
MONDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 18,
COMPANY F
VI.
M‘ANHATTANS.
Preliminary Game:
MONTAUKS vs. CRESCENTS.
ADMISSION, 25 cents.
Preliminary Game starts st 8 o'clock.
Dancing from 10 to 12, free.
“Wavum -_...- .....— ”-me. “WM...“
St. Josephs Fair
Rod Man’s Hall
I “ITEM NIGHTS, BEGINNING
NOV. Isl.
DANCIND EVERY EVENING
VARIED 'IINI'EIII‘AINMENT
MADE CANDY. cuts and ICE
casts. ‘
tomatoes 15 Cents.
tutu...
SKATING RINK.
Iron rs. mm 3r
South Norwslk
Nash and Youngs. Prop» ‘ ’
OPEN EVERY EVENING.-
Hours: 2 10.6 and silo it p. m.
I
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Fmoav ‘svsamo. Nov. 15.
Natasha vs Parlohestm
GOOD FLOOR.
GOOD BKA'I‘EB
GOOD MUBIC.
ADMIDBION .W... 10 cunts
.KATE‘ ...n.....nn..u15flhu
A.
Salt: of Fancy Afllbltls. HOME
Ion rsgardlng the for business.
{ ' ‘1 Y . ads. sun! 5 oszsr'rs sUILmac.
ONE DAY ONLYwFBIDAY, NOVEMBER 15th
‘ Is the date of our ‘
nnual EthbItIon of Fine Furs.
: Ono day each year we devote to the For business. Oh that day we have an oxhlbitlon and sale.
tlro Ia'Mplo line of one of the largest Its well as the but manufacturers of Furs In this country. The line up;
season Will lncludo a choice selection of Courts and Mulls In Mink, Black Lynx, CsvsoIIl, Cable Fox. Isabella Fox,
Jsvsne'ss Mlnk, Psrslon Lamb, Beaver. Blue Lynx. Squirrel, Sable Morten, lssbelis Marten and Broadtap,
Mr. Asher, of the tlrm of Lshrburger a Asher. tho manufacturers of the goods, who has conducted those
sales for tho past ten years, will be on hand again this season and will be very glad to give any advice or opin-
REMEMBER THE DATE—FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 15. ONE DAY ONLY.
The on-
Any of the pieces on exhibition may be selected and will be delivered from the display.
*1
IrnIs'rRAM a Eras-r, NORWALK, CONN.
The Foundation of. a building or
{Iridgo is never allowed to collapse
The Him is the Foundation of the
Shoe.
. HEELS REBUILT.
Men's, 25c. . Women's, 20c.
. O’Sulllvan's Rubber, 50c.
Work Called For and Delivered.
E. ,1. HEM/Km:
Proprietor.
'Phone 456 or Postal.
iiiiii
GOOD TIMES
AND CO'AL.
Although there has been a big
“run” on our Coal bins for some
time past, our “surplus reserve"
has recently been greatly increas-
ed by the arrival of several car-
goes of frgshly mined Coal.
If you buy Coal of us good
times will surelykcontinue. You
will at least have a comfortable
home, and after all that’s where
tho real good times start from.
lltiltnls ital. it
miiiii
LARGE ABSORTMENT 0F
Souvenir Post Cards
ALL PRICES.
thanksgiving Post tattls
WM. It BMGGERMAN'S
MUSIC STORE.
Donovan Block, 132 Washington St.
Agent for Crescent Laundry.
In Autumn".
Pbons m
M
,“tteat Sinus lllat flI"_
innit... "sl.‘..."n..:.'...p '
lionttlcll Rtptit Shop.
_..,,-...........~..._ .. .......................... .. W -..._.........
l
H Krteger & Co
. West Washington Street.
<1 lite leading Outfitters in,ihe Norwallts D-
43 Raymond St. South Norwsik, Conn. , _
' . 18 Washington Stteet.
"tlttlns m.
Clothin
Going on at this stars at
,1 '3.
UNPRECDeNED
0 > FIG 3
Bring Your Family and Clothe
Them from Head to Foot.
I.
Open a. Charge Account
and settle your bill
in Weekly Payments.
“H. KRIEGER 8; CO.
29-31 West. Washington Street.
son's MADE To ORDER
FROM $15 UP.
Fair Cloakand FurStore’
A ISRAEL. Proptletor. ' '
Yry a toll of our NO. 2 NU‘I’ COAL. It lights quickly. makes a
hot. lIver Ilrs suitable tor halting, Inviting, trying; bolting, roasting
and hosting your bomb.
HARRIS 8: GIANS CO
to Wat“ OM
80th Norwslk.
Norwalk Chronicler