, . 4 When coldwnlds n...
I With furious might-w
Wllen fires burn low
‘ ‘And chill the night,
' What can we find
To keep us right?
" “The Ferris Kind"
or Anthracite!
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mutual
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TELEPHONE
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Bracken
SCHOOL SHOES
Cramer’s
_ Educator’s
'7 Knox Em All
' ' ..Boston
will save you cash. ‘Don’t go mooning
round for better 37 and 310 Suite
than ours: you won’t find any but-
:lter. Heed our warning “toot-toot"
and keep on our side of- the street it
you want 3 for 8 and good service
thrown in. Be wise~desl herei
Gottlieb’S $7 8: $10
11 NORTH MAIN ST.
A
throttling smile? I:
f thattllsEnlnsmsrlng‘ult
- -? reason?
m ofmmmm1 . j Russian financiers nuder‘the guise
r ‘ . ‘4 ‘ ,. . ‘ eta Ioan.*havu arranged with the
. . vicar-pr of Manchuria to advance lite“
1500.000. Icoeptlng all security cholera ‘
shares in the Russoutsiatio Bank at‘
- ‘. Perkins. The officers (commanding the
sixth division, which was a part of
General Wu Lu-Chena’s command at
‘ Shikia-Ciluang, reports that forty
Manchns stormed Wu's tent surly to~
day. and shot and beheaded the gen-
eral. Thirty of the assailants were
arrested... The officer adds: "The bot?
tullon to which they belong looks
ready for fighting. We are prepar-
NOV m9" .
.Iecotupnnted with the intimation that
[three days only would. he allowed for
r ....
liars l-‘lsd as librarian
HIKING, China. sNov. 7.~——Reports
that this city has fallen into the hands
[of the revolutionista' are without
t'foundatlon. There has been no tisht-
ing whatsoever here, and there is no
evidence that the emperor or the re-
EXTRA PRICES PAID FOR
JUNK BROUGHT TO THE
PLACE. Raga. lo 11).; lead
bags. 20 each and baitera' 'llour
bugs. do. if not torn; rubber
wagon tires and auto tires, 711‘s
lb. if not stripped; Innor tubes
from lilo to title 1b.: garden hose.
1c 1b.; pewter. lilo 1b.; block tin.
30c in; copper, Sc 11).; load and
zine. lithe 1b.; blttcltsmlth horeu~
shoes. «lilo per owl; any ordi-
nary iron. 300. per cwt. I can
handle your junk at a very small
profit at the Disco. Wm. Effron,
35 Fort St. E. Norwalk. Tel.
441. I do not go around with
hells. i take orders out of town
it notified ahead of time.
. orufllly sent nil
BUY,
HazeItOn
COAL
ing.”
.80!“ have fled- Prince Citing 001* Consul reports state that several
tinues to act as premier pending the other omeerawera assassinated, and.
arrival 0f YUM! SM Kai. lnedordlna to foreign railroad omclals,
Nor is there any indication that Pe- tile Manchu and Chinese soldiers
kind is remunerated. Foreigners in i’ounllt n regular etlgnsement, during
the various logtttlous think that it me]; a number or officers and own
will he the last of the. important cities were killed. -
to go. The presence of many Manchu SHANGHAI. NOV. 7.-l)r. w“ Ting
princes indicates their belief that l’o- Fn’ng, who has been Chosen dil‘octor
itingis the safest place in the empire. of Forelgu Affairs in the mfoym gov-a
i The imperial unvernmem has con- ernmeht established by~tlle -revoltl-
centrute'd here all the most loyal N‘d‘tiontsta in the province of Kiting-Sn,
faithful troops In the ”my. will ““3 todtty gave a long statement to the
‘ ”10 doubtful ”‘3“, Associated Press in wllieh'llt- nnnouno-
ments to for distant points. The eln- ed mg adherence to the movement de-
liel'Or'fi llet‘twlltll gourd Iii an ("my (11' signed to establish a republican form
vision numbering 10,000 men, all Muu- m governlupnt In China. ‘
'ellull. A number of the officers of the Dr. Wu Ting pang has twice occu-
. , w... .v m wrwm m... ........,.-w;.... wwuwu-I‘zr‘lhmi”Hull's-a
_. . .. . -r¢t.«m,4 .. .
Two tours ‘
o . .‘v‘l’ mu- m [mm-w.“
‘ thegovarnnient to neoplasm in thorn. : »
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mealtimes LEADING
DRY. GOODS S'ronE
oops-o
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'3‘ and SGmtte Building
NGRWALK. CONN.
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In the "DreSS Goods Department
In}! new and very attractive assortment of the veryyopular DOUBL’E FACED COATINGS,
to Winter weights. with plain or plaid backs, in many shades. . . . . . . $2.50 to $335 a yard *
'0
Thesamegoodscravenetted..............
The Famous Oak Serge;
Ready 'for Use
$3.50 and $3.75
S, Sponged and Shrunk
ritwelt on Fronts
Arc made of all linen, tailomd canvas. Thoroughly Cold water shrunk and are guaranteed to
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retain their form under all-conditions . . . . . . . . ..
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............5oc,75c,f$t.oo
Clllllose fll‘iil division are
Mnncllus, nlld the city police are for the United Staten, In whlrh Country;
the most part. members of the some he became “(My known. "I. mm
rare. All it)? this Old style "00!“ first sent to Washington ill ISM. re-
thul comp outside the city walls. they manning there until 1962. wileu he was
are Chinese. but are of a type which recalled. He returned to the flame
lli‘t" IiOiltil‘Gd by IIW‘ Munch title of “may in 1907 and was again l‘t'CiillQ'll m
“iiunuorlnen,” WWWW‘UWII‘ ancestors 1909. For a time he appeared to intro
aided the Manchu oonqtterors against. been relegated permanently to bill“;
their own people. Them in no rules- urn life, but m August, ,9“). m. M“,
lion “3 do W“ “WHY 0' the“ “”095- mude councillor to the I'liIut-eo For»,
i The population of lilo city is with» gig“ (mice. ,mg advanced [dung have
out arnllt and literature unable to of- not “I‘m” harmonized with ”m impe-
no disaffected troops within llllmfid' um: rtmonily llo halt not wholly sym‘
lute slrikiitlu distance of the cordial. lintlllnod with ['19 mmnp‘
in mine or emergency, the Munrhu NANKINII. (‘hin-n, ‘.\‘ov. 1. ii p. lu.‘
louder? and the court will iimllflbll' WThe virortly of Nnnltlntl committed
seek refuge In the intention tltltll’it‘i‘t4 auirtde today, ' 'l'htt‘situhtlon is so-
lleye or in tilt1 foreign Mtlll'lm‘flil rious. 'l‘ho viooroy‘n Inlilt‘ltt‘llmln trout
General Wu. :1 brilliant Emmi: mlii- Petting had ordered him not to resist
‘tary affirm: who was recently nllhlllil“ the revoltltionluts by lilrt‘l‘_ but to
9d Kortlrnor of SlllltrSl l’l‘tWIMB. W09 ptutrel‘ully surrender 'I‘ito. turrtur
assassinated at l o't-lorh this many general oolnmnndlng n... Manchu
likewise pied the Milne of Chinese Minister to ”’“‘”*‘“*‘"“"“"'”" ‘*’W' ' . "‘“
Special for Wednesday .
Homer 8. Beers 8. Co.
tect any serious unrlfilnfl» Theremre rial pulley. and It, has belt Ito secret 22 w. WASHINGTON 31-“ 80. Non.
l
Fresh, Dry. Maine
Escallops, 45c qt
26 WOODWARD AVE... 80. NOR.
13 MAIN 81.. NORWALK
lhunmhn
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t‘hllrloa A. Addison. of Raymond
ANNIVERSARY
‘ SALE
Sphool Shoes
' 0rofax
.J. P. S.
The B. Hershiield & Son Co.
Tel. 294. ‘ 122 Wm:- st.
illg. Ho was asleep in his tent at the “0."... wrung“ .0 “My mm... (“dog-3‘
street, sustained a painful injury. you"
mllltnry 't-llrulnpmoul ltt Shinto-Chi»
orig, when thirty Munrllu soldiers
rushed in pant the guard turd murder?
od him.
a... v” .
. ' An Opportunity
to get a new Groom house. oiled
floors. all modern improvements.
near trolley and Center. for only
$2500; terms; immediate posses-
sion. Farm. 8 acres. good 8-room
house, barn, poultry houses. fruit:
2 1-2 miles out. Will sell or ex-
change for home in town.
(tall, write or phone
D. S. HULL
Room 1, HIVlllfld Block
Phone 4I4~4. South Norwalk.
Thou are the' best known of
our Children's Shoes. And ev-
ery pair bit-rants“.
. Conneally 8t
Bracken
.1 WASHINGTON 81'.
Tol‘. 363—4
’ e-r
When officers of the generals staff
arrested the Manchus. the latter sta~
ted that Wu hnd gune owr to the re-
volutionaries and was secretly betray-
ing the Mlmrhtls. I
General Wu was educated In Japan
and had risen rapidly since his return
i to China. lie was liberal In his Views
and was _ulwaya credited with lym-
ptttlly with reform movements, al-
though he was not no extremist.
The general. whose full name was
Wu Lllt‘lleng, reported to the aovern-
merit a few days ago that he could
persuade the Shousi rebels to accept
the constitution outlined by the Na-
tional Asembiy. bill at that time a
nusplrion watt current that the gene
A” James Means
SHOES
in latest wide and narrow high toe .
$8.00 $3.25 83.50
m wusumerou "our IRIDOI :
- IOU‘I'H noawaut i"
17 NORTH MAIN 31‘.
Phone 336.5
17 North Main St.
lainment a hoodlum.
ICE CRIAM in Figures
Just received. a new line of
,l.
. . . . !
When in Doubt‘
Catering to douse: and enter- ‘
ral himself was a revolutionint. HII
ullltudv bus since been a matter of
' some concern to the hisnchus. He
H was A native of till-Pelt Provlnt‘o and
I: In April, Into. was made deputy lieu
' tenant-general oi the ilorderotl itod
Mongol Banner.
' TOKIO. Nov. 7.»—Fll'ty ohlnm med-
irui students here have orltnnixeti a
lied ('ronu Corps. to serve among both
the government and the revolutionary
.2 forms. They will alert for home on
‘2 Thursday. A fund to tit-fray the e»
> penm of their work bus been ruined
I by the local Chinese colony.
in the beaten-when and whoro‘ toi
movowwhun lo sublet a roomwwheu ties.
r“ start buying a lttltnomnotltla but from "‘30 “I a. at 25"
‘ “little help stride from Bunilnel Want" W WM. .
apsclal Dimm- ean In served in Prb
vats Dining Room and on short no.
Also Regular Dinner every day.
MlLK CHOCOLAT!
PEKING, Nov. 7. 6:42 I‘- in. (Int.
rinonod Illltl lllllit‘mi by lol‘ul force!
h!» MBUY ~ W‘ "W" "‘“W“" ”"“‘"“ the t‘iilliml remained toulltilt undistun
bed by lllt‘ rebuilt. The general ml-
ROGER LUDLOW 'rhe Germania Hotel ion of n-urvoululoss. however, was be
TWIN CITY ‘ truyed this afternoon, when an arri‘
NUGGET J' W. MILOCHF' "W” identul fire broke out In‘tbo‘ntlortors
”M “"“m’d " m’“ 01““ 'trouplvd by tho Heard of Ceremonies.
LITTLE GEM . , i The smoke invaded the Forbidden
- a e an “no (‘lty. had there was great ularm
. CIGARS ‘itll'iolln illt- Manchu nobles. The (fill-
C t nose hoiiuvod that the timid Were it
3-1» REYNOLDS- Mff- 0"“ er 1rovelulioonrr «lanai for an uprltlIM.
7” ... ‘ r “ I" h" ”3" room and they were throwndnto o panic.
The woman who derillelt attention» ’
For n time thorn was much excite:-
mam.
'l‘he Nhiimilll Assembly, by virtue of
the powers improved upon it. by the
to vooa ACCOUNT m ' ‘ ' .
South NorwalkSavings husk
Emmi. noteniy timing A ltliml rats of intense but in safe
Milena and
Withheld?
On» Monday “some. -
elem Saturday iii
Advertise yourwwdnu in The Sentinel.
,w
the tomptntlon‘to spend it fdrysomeihliigfyowd on: set
mount odlttt. today formally appointed
Yuan Shi Kai premier. The question
of hill permanency In the onion was
' ,dlnouasod, but it was deelnod that the
nonempty had no tut "to east-
ants-ts tin: beyond the nineties of a
*parilaprent. It was. humerus-elv-
od to assure than. or the assembly‘il
nourished support. and “that there
was no danger that he would by not»
:plantetl hy attpther premier. A mass
l
‘CONTEMET mocasomos RESUM-
.§n1eetlnlrtwati held at Ufililsril in ills
girlish Province when 'a series or do-
V'manda upon the, government was for-
..pnuhatll. 7mm “lfifiw ' the attain
llshtmnt of 's ‘fo‘pub’lid and mutilate
sautonomy tor theorems». The die
results were rewarded in this our.
Itr-l'dny afternoon. In a most peculiar
way when he sprained his right hip
from kicking at a rat which ran across
the dock oi an oyster bout upon Wklt’h
he will working. '
The young mun was pursuing his
looks diligently when suddenly an
enormous rut urntnpored tit-rose the
HARTFORD, Nov. 7.“le t-otttmnpl deck near him. As soon as he saw the
brute-editors instituted by (.‘lnreut-e Nd?!" ht‘ 1‘3le ("II and 33 II D3033“
Deming. of New Haven. and other tnx- be aimed a kick at the little head. FloV
payers agulnul Colnprmuer Thomas [)_ missed his mark and had put so murh
Bradstreet and State Trenotn‘or (rm. power into the movement that the hip
teilo Lippltt. lured on on allegad via. muscles were severely strained while
lation of an Injunction issued by Judge other abrasions were tattered by his
Williams July In. mtrnlnlugthe comp Ioslns his bnlanco and Milne. i
trailer and state treasurer from paying It was thought at first that he had
$300 each to eleven newspaper legixtn. thrown the hip out of the locket. but
tire reporters, were resumed in the 1m. Dr. A. N. Clark's examination dlIoIOI-
llerior court here today before Judge ed no dislocation. The man wan taken
Green. New answers were made by to the Norwnik Hospital where he I!
Attorney General Light on behalf of now bolus attended by DT- Henry C.
the‘tiei‘endnnts. in substance they do Sherer. ‘.
uteri that the comptroller drew his or -—“
tier in disobedience to the Injunction, Money well invested—on Ad'fil'fllfi
and that be noted under udvioe of the merit In The BontlneL' '
attorney golloral, who declared that
the legislative order was not in vio-
tattoo of said lniunctlon‘. thui ilm stutt-
lrruourer believed it his duty tut an ac-
tive DMI‘N' to make the pnymonis as
the attorney general had advised that
such at-ilon would not be ill violation
of the injunction,
Attorneys lumen and White. of
New Haven, mproneniod the plaintiffs.
Immediately after the reading of the
oomph-int and substitute answers.
A oondition of panic prevails.
...__...-.....——.... 4,.» v...
ED.
Treasurer Lippltt Says He Acted on
Advice of Attorney General Light.
“Gritmel”
F. C. Bioaeli to the stand and erratum
ed him regarding the details of the
tranneiion with the reporters. Heston.
Iliil Inquiry well mode as to hour of
[Inoculation of the ciulllla. the meth—
od of filing them. etc. Attorney Dalt-
aett then asked for the ret‘urdii. The
attorney general presented certified
copies. but counsel for the plaintiffs
refund to iti't‘tipl inept. After hearing
arntlments from both older, the court
ruled tint the original reborn: be pro-
dtwod in court. Deputy Comptroller
Hilton" on being suited how long It
would take to not them replied that he
would have to advise with the comp-
trolior before- anslyom. He left the‘
witness stand to consult with Mr.
‘lllradillreet and upon returning am
honored that the latter tierllnod to ni-
low the records to leave the once.
Tito-noon allied why and was inform-
Ild tint audit procedure was unuuual.
wherupon Judas Greene mulled that
the ease will an unusual one, and that
the would diamond the custom. Air
turner General Light than motioned
that the ruling of manhunt would he
followed. ,4
in rerouting his mummy. tho'den- '
my in reply to uliofliflfitm that the '
hlaait forms, upon With thoeiaitntt'ui
the reporters were . ’ hum.
procured from his... us by Adolf»?
Robert: J. Woodrfl. or New muddle
Gloves;
nmmymr t. 3‘;
treat-lot
Oriana“ ”Milt" films- f:
the kind you see vaulted. ._
h 0 GI " ‘0' f i
T q n ‘1 Washable" «l:
warm weather.
"Modesto" leather
Corn are then
run our own roa AUTO’
bu. . .
wn.t. nor Hannah.
use AND UP.
‘danta were not a party to it and were
.. - mm ,s - ,
outs consulted with the .Itttit‘neyvgen» ‘
, - ‘ mg that the injunction party lines here to a 1"$§?“h§lbfififi _»
iS on in Full Blast. You can re-
duce the high ‘cost of ‘ living
‘ ‘ whining“ walrus ‘*
you CAN WEAR BETTER CLOTHES,
WHICH ARE THE CHEAPEST IN THE
END, BY BUYING THEM FROM US ON OUR
EASY PAYMENT PLAN.
DON'T BUY CHEAP AND SHODDY CLO-
THING JUST BECAUSE YOU HAVE To
HAVE SOMETHING TO PUT ON YOUR
BACK AND You HAVEN'T GOT ENOUGH
] MONEY TOEUY SOMETHING BETTER.
' A Charge Account
WITH US WILL PUT YOU ON A PAR WITH
YOUR NEIGHBOR. YOU WEAR THE
GOODS WHILE PAYING FOR THEM.
Co.
0
Krieger &
two left the stand and went to the aluo'shown that tho it‘llfll‘fei‘ti' claims
capitol for the original records. , 'for services were all in tile huntlwritn
.Attoruelv Woodrun was truncation. in: or Attorney whottrna. The hello
He testified that he appeared in the ing'was resumed at the afternoon new
original proceedings for eleven report- riou.
era and filed a stimulation which was
to be used only in the Injunction ap-
nitration. The stipulation we: then
presented by Attorney tissue“. but. the
attorney general obsessed to its intro
dilution on the around that the datum
wxwuu .,..._._.............
HEAVY VOTINGJN OHIO.
COLUMBUS. it, N‘pvb [abduction
to determine the oharaeter anti person-
nel of municipal governments through.
out their state took a brisk start with
the opening of the polls at 5:30. Pol-
itloai organizations throughout the
state have mada- it apparenttthat their
chief interest in‘ the contests today
consents their position for. the forth-
the issuing of injunction. The court'coming battle over delegates to the
mind that the stipulation of the re-'ntttlontti political .
W . headmitted until: time year. . _ _ H
Mytthfilpi-ovo‘ hnov‘rledge of the; natural propositions hove been the
“1:ng attorney natal then nsltediprtnoipal Issues of the campaign In a
tuna sense bound by it. Counsel for
the plaintiffs then undertook to prove
that the defendants had knowledge of
It. lie, said Its object was to provost
Hill in moon polluted. majority of the elites and while the
» l ”or bro ht out that” the defend,
it: 8.1,. its the milling of the party .eandtdntos,
morning to the room ‘ofjlost sight stir: the whit almond
immune. It has me sures
, , M ,
contraption A neat ~
regular organisations predominated: in~~
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