. .. I .3...
2 hi- . li.‘
iii U For dvor 36 Years.
"With
trap Btiil
'SHRINEES TO BUILD.
awn—n...—
tlon Organized.
Pyramid Temple. Nobles or the M In
[Skinners have memboIahlp is prepar
, in: to erect to Eridgoport a temple tor
its owti occupancy.
Pope”! incorporating the Pyramid
ha\e
Ibeop filed for roc'old. At a meeting
Temple Building Corporation
~ yesterdav 01,: the. Stockitqldow Iopr-o
' sonihig fyranli 'i'cm lo. Nobloa or
the y I: aim to. cars vterII olee
todai- «51.5qu Pre?dent William E.
Barnum». vice-president: Henry Set
tor; treaaurer: Phillip i..l lziolzor more
it Sloaaoa.
“hollows Which Will coal. Wtween
over available locations and it is aaid
oil
alters has alre‘advl been at work looking
over available location..- and it in said
380 000 and 90000. A cmllmllil’e
oné or two hare dppt-alodI to the coin
millet! and will be reported on to the
temple in the near future
The shrindbaa been
the work
W.
New at... hANK onc‘st ENT.
Now HAVEN Ntlv. L.’l-—«
Hooker. flt‘tli. Viewproaldehl (If
N. etch. 'Whtéii’ ortiur‘v abtoll‘d 'Ti'
cohtiy.
\nynmld Tc‘rnplc Building Corpora-
it! Militia of Bridgeport. in which the
majority of the 150 or morn nanburv
mpi tar stock Bilbao rliiod ror was
lwhl'oh ill the inundation tor the
do he raised for the erection 0t
handicapped
for year:- in as work of initiation for
lack of adequate quar torn and haa been
obliged to hire publlI hall to IIan-v out
thntII-I
the
First National Bank or thin city, was
yesterday elected pIIIIIlIiILIuth tp till the
vaca ny caused by the de hoi’ l’lIIrIII
CityNatIIIhalhahiI
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
>.rIH.I.~., :W‘Wt‘tn IrlIII
raAncAcrc A «It?» BANKING
went 0*
m
cantor.
troopoooo 2117mm
f, ~ "T‘T” . l I , . ,'
Into licpoait Boxer, {8 and $5 per your.
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IDWiNIH. MATRIWION. Prob.
JOHN H. MAPP. Ct Vice-Prom
FRIIDIRICK H. R WAN, 2nd Vino
Wriiir'riao cobwctt, Gunter
nuiRICTORI
all. Mailman» hum w. ....
iiidIiiI. WI. iiii‘hira .1.
Ohrictlan 8 am John H. Light
Otirpittc boomed"
Prod H. Iowan
Ali‘r'imr anti n‘r‘Iil‘e hIiIiIIiiillI:
. line at .
; ‘9.“ ~52
5 “vinyl Vfifiil MI I“) moth"
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”$115“.
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m our
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ninth Illusllllirs”
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HDY'l“S NIIJW SHOW
TODAY. .
Again the Iuanagelnent oi iloyt‘a
'l‘henlre. will allow ltsputt‘ona that only
high ohms aeta can play in its house.
The. change of program today brings
live now nets. all of which are con-
sidered hcadilnors. iiy request. the
grenloat dramatic IIuIIeI-sa IIvIIr played
in vaudeville. "'l‘hc Sign of the Rose;
is held over.
MUSIC. HALL.
A special matinee. will be xtvon III
Music llall this afternoon. and IIII op-
portunity for all to IIIIII Harlan Knight
tlirI Rube. frIIm MiliillA‘. in his uttering.
”Tim t‘halk linc' Aappcial feature
today will ho that tunov diminutive
comedian, Snitz indwards. and Itmn
pour. in n aide-splitting comedy. "The
Discovery ot’ the North Pole.” Same
pl‘it‘t‘tt: Matinec. ttic: children. he.
Night at 8:15 to and 200.
TO CURE A COLD [N ONE DAY
”lake LAXRTWE BROMO Qulnlne
'l‘abltIta. ilrugglata refund money it
it falls to cure. E. W. ('iROVIII'S nig-
nuturo is on each box. title.
FOOTBALL ViCTiM DIES.
Sit’il’X ("l'l‘l', l:I.. ‘Nov. 224. «John
l’l‘tIIrII. injured in a. practice football
game at Mornlnunide College in |il‘t‘[iI
Motion for II content with Vermilion
(,‘oliego III Thanksgiving Day. Illed
i at niqhi. 'i‘llII Ignore will iit‘ railed
iii . . or; .. .
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or iiiiiiiiis not
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giN BOTH STYLE AND QUALITY
1‘ ho Edition
Shae.
IiAs conscience if; II ,A‘i'A
traced AMQNI:
Ponié ,$4
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4 Court of the United Staten.
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William E. ko'ciicr Says Sack.
iAiIiIio by Decision
oi the Suwnhis Court
. IW
. Niow veal: Nov. awn... i:
Rocketoller...viahIpi-ealdcnt and direc-
tor on wall a”; hilt? lit th‘a inmost. n...- o
holdera in the Standard Oil Company.
gave a different coldr today to the
appeal which .MOI‘UHIM’ 1". Elliott. tho
leompanyalgmetlal ooliclt‘or. had at
ready anuoinbéd III to be taken from
the decree of the United Suites Circuit
Gobrt. 'l‘ho legal atl’ailrl ol' the com
pany, Mi' Rockefeller said. would con.
tinue to remain in the bands of its
‘lecnl department but as It lay,nmn ho
wished to indicate that hill own altl
tudo and that of his associates. though
vitally concerned for purely soliiah.
:eaaons. had also its share or altru-
am
, “it. acorns to be desirable," in: said
”not- only idr my own interests and
thoae at my associates, but for tho
public at large and for all other great
business ventures that the S ernntn.
hot should be tlnaily act h‘oyo tl ‘corlI
tontlon as interpreted by the Supreme.
Undoubt-
edly our case will be appealed and for
this reason.
"i am not a lawyer andmlnnot Illa-
ouaa the decree oi the Circuit L‘omt.
but Mr Elliott has said that an appeal
will be taken and the ninitm in on
tirelir in thc handa of counsel or the
company.
. 'lu thingrounectlon 1 want to say an
a large stockholder that hoIIIIIIII the
ease eventuutea there will be no on
\vllliugncaa to I-ortrpiy fully. not only
With the letter. but the spirit of the
law. an it shall be Ilettlod by tin: SuI
promo. t‘onrt."
Lw-llon‘t think that pllIIa I‘uu‘t be eur-
od. 'l‘llouannda oi obstinate IIIIIIIIN have
been t‘lli‘t‘ti by llonn'a Ointment. (Ill
cents‘at any drug store.
MlLiTANT SUFFRAGETTE INJUR-
l.odou, Nov. 2i.-Mra. Alice Chapin.
the militant Ntrflrunotte, who lnquIId
a polling Itlorll at tile ilerrnondaey by-
IIlIIIrtion when she IIIIIaahIId a bottle
containing corronlve arid upon a Mllot
box. wan sentenced in the (lid lhuley
J’IIllI'I‘ (Your-t today to 56.7“: months"
imprisonment. She was convicted up-
on two charges. thrue monthn or her
ppnisluuopt lIIIlII given for the odour.»
"i interfering wit a ballot box and the
Iilflillllt‘t‘ oi the lt'llll for assault upon a
poliinx clerk.
Minn Allison Nelluna aho mad.
NimilItI attempt to IIIIpI-IIIIII Nna'
IIIIIItlment at the bye elections
ion your, {2!
pith it‘ll“, I
NY” a??? lid on (NCO
tint“ tint rl§ nmétn '
“7‘ .. "3.
Km.
I
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but
H. war: at
tufillr‘ee
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The Famous bit,
'l‘ i... led 'I'I'II oi 'oi Sec
F. A. MITCHELL.
HoUgir. Tango g ,r g
B. K i C EL N AK R
colirié it’ALtNti Io‘il ml.
nation... coNN.
m w.-
Norwalk Brandi (little or
Sentinel
an“:
’ ahoriS allII lIIarIIlIo «united.
_ 1qu her father to mitt! them no that
-. It. the Mateo and than nitltnttoiy Iii
,, an honourimtoc M m Irlt harl-
Ioafl hit Irritant triumph-coco IIIIII I
i
r“ it
s PLEASURE liltil REST .
otLlIlllrrbt. Iiitiltjr “A filth! 'rp oto POINT obnroar
or m gm. ..W
Btumchim0 in all equWwaii‘
Steamers loavé New
Old Point Comfort MWWW
Sunday at “l n. In.
Tickets and lItatari recount on:
HP“ " tM
, in. health“:
W. L. WOODIIOW, Tulle Mil
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General lace.
not it till ill!
liill
tooauuuou iron) rust on...
tnINcw train. society. and, la treasurer
pronohnced him “one of the finest men
i two met.“ And then he added:
:"That is the way i alto up"
Such Men Are Roth:
And when on moat; examination MI.
I‘ owlen was naked whether it wan rill-e
to meet such men in societi. iih said.
“I am sorry to say the lmrceiilairc
in anrnll."
The evidence. for Mr. blot-rill was
tlnlahed when the court. adjourned
\‘i’elinostiny afternoon, and yesterday
morning when Judge. llnrpoe took his
seat tfler reapoudont. presented her
case. A half a dozen demaltlona from
Germany were read by manual. These
included the statements of the [lamb
and ilaronoss Von Kornberg.
it was from the. baroneaa' dopmsl~
tlon that the court learned oi the, ata-
tInI of the boron. lie is a Itirat lieu-
tIIIant in the tenth lI‘uIIiliiIIrII, and his
salary is won II year. He had ,no oth-
er income.
Comcc 0t soldier Family.
When it came to examining the
boron on his income he refused to an-
nwor. by the advice of connael. lint
he told that he. won oi a rare of mi
dierx. father a retired lioutenant
general. with a record I)! aervire
in lion: and 1870 and the decoration
of the tamoun “lroiI CNJBB"; one bro:
iher a captain. titer a iteutenpnt
and a third furor? rent the army be
cause or ill health. The baron him-
self saw aervlce in (‘l’lii‘ll during the
ltoxer troublen. All hands who met
him spoke of bin intelligence and II»
cellent education
Wu Love‘ it sight.
Ill looked like II ease 0t love at ilrat
night bétwveu‘tln" baron and the
daughter of the meat Nteol king. ”No
IIooner met than they loved. no sooner
loved than they Niflht‘ti. and alter
live months ot I-ourtnhip, they were
married.
it looked a bit like II runaway
match, III the) left Iterliu quietly and
iWOI‘IIIIIlIIIi to England, where the knot
waa tied. 'l‘th IIIIII solely It preI-nu
tlouury meannre, it WM stated.
ilamnona \‘Im itomberg'a deposition
waa ilrst read. 'l‘hII former wife of
the petitioner told of her terrible III
pork-nee with lirown the burglar. in
which she can to severely wounded
that her iiiw had to be operated upon
'itv'e, timer. The nhbek of thia Ittl'alr.
trial or lirown, and later on at the di-
vorco proceodlhcx had abattercd Mrs.
MOI-I'Iili N nei‘iIm anti ahe wna ud‘lnnd
to go abroad.
. Went to creation.
tithe loit intondlna to remain own
hbout II you.1‘hoy wont to broaden.
l‘hero alto wan attacked with ”Band;
chi and an IhII two boya at not
at i ii it‘ll“ oi health ailé depiction
to iioriln. where all hands con 30.10,!
halve the very beat of medical atten
tion,
oi iaouarv. Ilm. Isl... IIIIII
lilo harm!
the i tier part ".i
the :mtmih had
'ilIIIl
have married in the July following.
Piano tor Hcr Boyc.,_.
AIIIIIIIt about. the piano. tor notation
rim outdone intended to have thorn
wail educator! III Formally , tor .the
mount. Already ahorhatlohgamd II
tutor Will) give the omtororumnruo
lloh for An hom- and It but a day.
Whom the boys III-ow bitter alto Would
they radio so to .l Naomi... school
to come good uhlvcntly.
Villa
The humour 1an an the mold
probably
Mini tmt‘nmu. into hell or the
how MM aid how it I“ WWI
ed il Mia. no mm llam- no
upon.» to m... mat Ital any;
than I"! calmly.
k oUni
l' every warlygo‘rg
it" 2.
r‘iiAico “out...
Ti BTtOWN Generyai Passenger Aahnt.
’35 Beach Sin ‘-
‘ * ti . tw
ithcaoii. A. (lowloa. who movea come . w 0
ohm! ”misfit“: and Donner 00., .
together with the attendance at the 2
Incl."
he, explained what he meant .W W- I ,
I" that the baron wan ,‘htudland can. .I .
ainldaratc at hi. .wlto. very Intelligent . .
they Went to lioIiiu tho lira’t' purl:
mmoma
mmfiwhmmufi.“
in I "graph syntlm.
r rivintt
till ”Ionian...
mitt .
{Branch at,
1“ m: R .i’oh
,
actor I... explained by the boronoaa.
Their house was at Wolabaden, a on-
burb or lleriln. most advantageously '
located. on a side hill. overlooking the
city.
Boron Vbn itomberg‘a fondness (or
boys was explained lie
loved them as his own. He tooka
treat interest in their edrication anii "
plans and they were much attached
to him.
Several photographs Were shown to
the court which depicta the happy
life of little Converse and George;
The nurse is shown taking theta out
for «constitutionals among the hills
arohh‘d the. city.
Asked whether the
ther had ever seen them. except juat
hetero they left New York. the
hardness said no.
to see them. She was naked whether
they ever spoke. of their {other and
she said no. They called the baron
father and Idle had never said any
thing to them to explain to the con
trarI
She asserted that oho loved them
dearly and could not bear to think
or a separation. could not lIIIIIit‘inII
such It thing. He said it was their
intention to have the children keep
up their English. She convened
with them in English ahd a0 did the
baron. who was an excellent ”th
ilnh scholar. The baron min as an»
hunt to have them keep up their
English on hla wll‘II
Baron Make: Deposition.
iiarou \orI ltombetg in his dt'iiil‘
.ultion said he was .3 ”cars old and
was a that lieutenant in the Will F as
sillh-ra. lie went with the Germany
expedition to China during the iioxer
troubles at his own mono-t. He saw
much 0! the country. met mam poo
pie and' broadtined his horizon." He
spent two montha in Joplin while
away. lie told about his tamlly. as
given ‘ubovc. and explained how he
met Mra. Mortill.
interest in the boys and said they
never heard any mention of their
lather. becauae it was not thought
wire to recall unpleasant conditions
Mn. oowt‘n' van.
Mm Loniac lI‘. Cowtert. wire or itus
nia III-arm & Copper (30.. told of her
vlrdt to lloriln last summer. With her
Tarragon; Nov. .95.»:
Igor .5
children's ill» .
he had am asked ‘
He uncle of his
The DM
soil A. Cowleay treacurcr ol‘ the Anao .
husband and Iron she spent one week ' . ‘
in Berlin. Silo tohl oi the home lilo
ot’ the Von itomberga and.expreaaed
the opinion that "lilo baron
charming. moat unable, and intelli-
gent to a high degree.“ The home life
of her boat» was W0” nigh perfect.
Th0 children ware in good health and
nomad very happy.
WM
,tormor ,wltneco. raid that. the human
Ivan devoted to her children and they
appeared to he very, happywandmon-
touted. The boy: were well behaved
and reupecttul. I'l‘ho with.” won on-
thurlaltlc about the boron. declaring
him "one or the Ila-II men 1. cyan
0n ,cmaa..examlnoflon be with
Robson A. Qowloc. hit-band In, the
and an ideal man in every-ray. Ho. '
was sorry to any thlt'in hit own cir-
rid the percentage of men similar to"
tho baron watt email. . .
Four Other bhhocltlidc. "
’l'IiIIIIII were tour other Iiapoaltlona
read one from the
BDi'tlmhlli m and i’
LADIEB‘ VEBTG AND PANTS It.
..:
Ina... alarm. Idiom and Mineral-
am otovaii at
i. MudfltaMr’Si motto
% .
it... 3:1:an 49cm
Established 185 7
Giana Cablncts
Among the Dining Room Furniture ‘iInIi iIitmeuta this
.4
week there IS a group of China Cabinets of CIolIlcnIOak, lire
prices. of wlIiIh are cxtreutcly low and within reach of very
modest purses.
At $14.75
Cabinet of medium size, glass ends, and carved claw feet.
At $17. 50
A Special, two designs, with bent glass ends, and carv-
ed c law feet.
At $20.00
In a low words we wish to emphasize the
good quality of the wood and the reliable workmanship;
The same design as one at $17.50, but larger size, and ’
the top section has a mirror back.
At $24.00 and $25.00
Fine examples of Golden Oak, with mirror backs in
top sections . , ,
At $26.50
Very handsome Cabinet with
ends. claw feet.
at $24.75
serpentine
front
iii
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and
Comer Cabinets of graceful model. ilnnIisouicly finished.
At $35.00.
Special Corner Cabinet. ail mirror back and i)t)ii0lil,
and glass shelves.
Ardaha‘n Rugs
Two Sizes at Generous Reductions.
Fourth lioor, Carpet Store elevator.
(is
Dimensions 4.6 x 6.6. a suitable size for entrance halls
and small rooms. worth at regular price $9.50. for $7.00.
A good asSortment of patterns.
Dimensions 9 I: I2.
The large Ardahans in Oriental designs. several pat;
terns that have been dropped and this is a rare chance. one
that cannot be offered again.
$35. on value for $27. so.
in Itmuection with this salI art some Runners which
have been made up in the lllfllliiffltit‘l), and these measure.
one and a halt yards wide, and from I) to 14 feet in. length.
Very adaptable for halls and passage, ways.
a yard.
They :er $3.60
Carpet Store, first iibor.
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$2.30 I) i"
0‘40-
who»
Read
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CHILDREN 8 VES'I‘S AND PANTS at.
........................ 250
Alan flatter Grader.
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three horn oilicora and tpolr pivots.
They all raid the baron was the real
thing an a man.
Mra. itenlcmln throng. Jr. Mater oi
liaronon Von ltombcra and dmhltrr
of 19.0.(lonvoroe. told dimer vlpttiu
Berlin and of her observation. of tho.
Von Kornberg family circle.»
lick. companion. to Jul. "In?!"
the trip to harm. also out tho DIM‘
on It hlnb nominal. .. .. . . . ,
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murmured. No. um» . ,3
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.1 at he would not not WW
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attorm. "it. biannual“ at all.“
v'th*m"m morally.”
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