' . onnowiswflgl
r‘,Sister or- Sweethes . ,.
lie men folks, haunfllaillhd ”of Shilling and
, Jackets at prices
stores. Everything
, A. gift. one which will» rainwater! and apprecia-
, Mag after the Holidays ere ,
'A Cdat‘or'Cane.
A Mail or Scarf.
A Child’s Set.
Gowns.
. AuEiderdown Sacque
. or Bath Robe.
ACaahmere or Flannel-
ette Wrapper. “
'. tlug lien Folks.
Box Coats, Gretchens
and For Sets.
". lo Slit tire Porter oi Everyone.
Cheaper litre tin Biseslrere, Qntlilr Considered.
[91. It Pars ea all Parckascs of :5 all over.
ear-QB: We gait Wde for
we ' ethane makes a sea-
In Cloth Garments.
A Tailor-Made Suit,
‘ Cost or Cape in Plain
or Golf Goods
Dress Shirt Waists.
In every conceivable
shade style and ma-
terial.
Rain-Proof Garments.
Mackintoshes and
Cravenettes in both
Ladies' and ‘Misses’
sizes.
Tire Biosdwuy llsiionel in the:
" 'Jllands of the Comptroller of
the Currency.
.«Boston. December ill—Arr a result or
. the [allure of John P. Squire Company
' leorporstioan. of Cambridge. for :3.-
“0,.000 which was announced late yes-
terday afternoon. the Broadway Naw
tlousl Bank. in which the Squires were
doors today. and a notice at the en-,
trance stated that the arr-m or the?
MIR were in the hands of the comp--
'ilcient support which developed in cun-
tsoller of the currency.
The news that the bank had closed,
caused considerable excitement in tin-
guist circles. which had not entirely
recovered from the disturbance occas-
hed by the announcement Thursday
tint the Globe National Bank had been?
[Ivan assistance by clearing house to
f. the extent of 83.500300. A crowd
shout the banks' doors got the only
.tlsfaction that came from gazing at
the small sheet of white paper which
‘ these words:
"In the hands of the comptroller of
currency D. 0. Wing.
Temporary receiver"
did not take long for the news of
trouble to circulate wildly and all
of wild rumors were added to the
last.
Mflkcemlrcr Iii-The New
correspondents of the Broadway
' , . Bank of Boston. which clos-
‘ Its doors today. as rt result of the
hairs {allure yesterday. are the Chase
.BInk. the Western National
III the Bank of North America.
ll. Chase National Bank it was
”I“ that the Broadway Bank had to
until balance. At the Western Na-
tins! Bank it was said that the Broad-
Dank had a comfortable balance
at the Bank of North America one
at the oflcisls said the balance of the
Wm National Bank was between
“.000 and ”0.000. Nothing will he
paid out against these accounts until
» Aha allairs of the Boston hank are atl-
. There was no perceptible ef-
ot the failure on New York ilnan-
institutions.
-—Pure. Fresh Candy. our own make
'a. ‘
Nortw A I. K ('ONGRI-IGA’I‘IONAI
Church. Park and Lewis streets. T
IL Noble. pastor emeritus—Sunday
mice: at 1030 a. m. and 7:30 p
I. Sunday school and Bible t'lasst'r
at 12 m.. and Christian Endeavor ser-
» M at 6:30 p. m. Rcv. Edward t'
Fallows. oi Derby. will occupy the
at All are welcome to these ser—
‘ “Xmas Candles. at Owens.
EM HOI SE DESTROYED
. . December ll—The residence
Thompson. at Bethlehem. was
. destroyed by fire last night
is estimated at 92.500. The
‘ was probably caused by a defect-
chimney.
and l-‘iaaaelette Wrappers
I Waists tor the Xmas sea-
Ipwards. at. a. Smith A Co's.
t - TRAP SHOOTER DEAD.
’ Dec. M~Joha A. Rubel. tam-
a trap shooter and who partici-
" ll allgrsat shooting contests in
' -- “diedherslastalabt
aorta museums? spans-numerous,
~ I i steamer-rat-
‘Pennsyhania and some ol the Gran-
lg ers.
‘werc greater. ranging up to four points
Writ-es hardened materially. and
:two to 3‘5 and the railways slightly
‘MMAIRII.
' roll
NEW '0" STOCK IXCIIANOL
Wall street. 10:10 a. m.~'i'here was
a violent slump in prices at the open-
ing this morning in sympathy with the
disordered conditions on the london
exchange. Declines in the interns-
itlonals ranged up to 2'», points in
In industrial specialties losses
in Sugar and live in Tennessee Coal
and Metropolitan Street Railway.
l’ittahurg C. C. A St. Louis lost all or
yesterday‘s ten point net gain. Prices
Iutcr were lifted from one to two
points in the internationals and spec~
iaitlea. Liquidation proceeded on a
very large M'lllt‘.
Wall street it a. rn.-Thc pressure or
liquidation was soon overcome by ef-
splcuous spots, and the shorts hasten-
ed to cover on a rapidly~rising market.
the
great built of speciaitles gained tram
better than a point on the avenge.
There was some new outside demand.
the prospect for a severe shake-down
having tempted early purchasers by the
"bargain-hunters."
Wall street. noon—The selling pres-
sure was renewed in the second hour
and prices receded below the early low
point. notably Hurling. Louisville and
New York Central. Declines were eas-
lly‘made and support was apparent.
Metropolitan Street Railway fell an ex-
treme nine points and the weakness.
I
spread from the industriais throughl
the whole list. The market became dc-
rnorsllzed and the final dealings prices. i
fell away. The closing was active andi
weak and generally at the low point
for week.
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my luck and buy to their
earl' s content
THE CHILDREN.
Don’t lo
onee.t elitt e minus who
have no thought of anything
else but Santa Claus. /By
all means see that they have
a-share ohf the joyo in ti ht-
seeing wh icli 'ers y’s
who will visr the oy de-
partment. an area of floor
space, oounte‘r’ and shelf
room that rs filled with the
newest creations of the toy
builder and maker. It Is a
sight tworth seeing, an at-
mosphere worth breathing.
and no one will enjoy it
more than the children.
Drums. with book; belt
and sticks. for26 40, bOand
60 cents each to ‘2“).
Engines. practical little
things that operate with
steam—real steam-~irom 76c
to $511).
" Shoo-Flv”rocltere, from
60c to $1. 75.
Sleds. from 25c to 81.75.
Tool Chests, 49c to 83 98.
Go-C'arts and Doll Car- or
riages. from 25c to 48 and
'75c up as high as 8250.
Boats, smallest size 8936c
est ones on
1
regularfglunboata autICruis-
CI'S
"Hill Climber." atOylc-
comotive that will climb a
hill. Price only 89c.
Magic Lanterns, 50c to
50.
Good snap-shot Cameras,
$1.00.
“ Columbia " Zitht-rs, all
sizes, from $1. 75 to 83. 48.
Secretary Deals. for boys
endogtrlrroll-top-for 82 25,
and $3. 50.
The D. M. REA I) CC.
Established r857.
mm. W“
\\ a Invite attention to our
eshibilof
r Holidau" - Goods!
sleiingof
Cu ‘iass.
Sterling Silver.
Toilet Articles.
Manicure Sets. etc.
We also have a line annulment OI
PERFUMES
in fancy blues.
and many other dainty and useful
arm tor the season.
R. H. PLAISTED,
at Washington street.
tlonrh Norwalk.
x News and Opinions
0? A
National Importance
TheSun
ALONE
CONTAINS BOTH.
Ml. llllll. - - - - “U“!
Murmur-allure!
—_
-‘ i'l‘he Sunday Sun
b the greatest Sunday Newspaper lni
theworld. ‘ i
imhlm- undilu-
‘ museums-usual.
ct the little K
HOLIDAY GOODS
HOLIDAY GOOD!
HOLIDAY GOODS
“OLIDAY GOODS
HOLIDAY GOODS
HOLIDAY 600m
HOLIDAY GOO
HOLIDAY GOODS
Winifred Woleott. Dorothy Thornton
lithei Earle. Helsine Hadley and James
earney Prices. 26. 85 and 50.
HOiidaus.
something suitable for Christmas gifts,
HOLIDAY GOOD
from date brings something new fOr lire"
In even! department can be Read
-—Choine Country Fowis, 10c ib., at
Hayes' market.
HERNANDEZ'S T110038 DEFEATBD
Caracas. Venezuela. Dec. le-via Hay-
tiens Cable—Tue goverr rent troop
yesterday completely defeated those of
Central Hernandes, near Tocuyo. a
town in the state of Baroneslmcto
thirty-tour miles from 'l‘rukillo.
~500 Fine Leather Diaries lor 1900.
at T. J. Magncrfls
FORMER MAYOR ABSiGNtl.
Columbus. 0.. Dec. Iii—Philip H.
Bruck. former mayor of Columbus. has
made an assignment to J. N. Turner.
The assets are placed at 371. 000. and II-
abilities at about ”0.000
HOLIDAY GOODS.
HOLIDAY GOODS
-Call in the morning or early in the
afternoon and avoid the rash and look
over our stock of Heerschsnm and
Brier Pipes. Cigar Cases. latch Safes,
Tobacco Jars. and Pouches and amok-
ers’ articles. Whelpley A Clark. cor-
ner Main and Washington streets.
Board ol Relief,
HOLIDAY GOODS
HOLIDAY GOODS
HOLIDAY GOODS
HOLIDAY GOODS
HOLIDA I 00013.
HOLIDAY GOODS.
HOLIDAY GOODS
HOLIDAY GOODS.
HOI IDAY GOODR
HOLIDAY GOODS.
l HOLIDAY GOODS
Notice is hereby given that the Board r '
OI Relief of the Town of Norwalk will] "OHDAY GOODS.
............... °""‘ irritant FOR Gilli.
on Monday, January lst. 1900, from 3
o'clock until I o'.clork p at: Saturday
ECt-nter and Parlor Tables
Handsome lot.
In all of
January 0th. from 2 until 4 o'clock“
m.; Wednesday evening. Janna
from 7 until 9 o'clock: Saturday. Janv'
nary 13th from 2 until I o clack. p. m.;
ednesday evening January 17th.
from 1 until 9 o'clock. Saturday. Janu-’
:ry t210th. from 2 .unttlll l o'.clock p m..
or e purpose a caring and deter-i
mm" m and an ”mm mm to Rockers and Morris Chairs.
them from the doing of the Assessors}! Never priced lower.
on list or 1899
They will also meet with the Agseru-i
on as a joint board Saturday. January
20th. at 4 pi it: for the. pa abat-
iag the polls of sick and d per- ’
IODR.
HENRY SEYMOUR. i
Book Cases and Desks.
Fine assortment.
Rugs and Art Squares.
'5 fissggrgoncléfin Inserts Irmu dozens.
did to 120.
-- _ .- .--. E Cutlery and Silverware.
Election _Netlee. ‘
( bolt-e patterns.
THE CITY NATIONAL BANK.
OF BOI' TH NORWALK CONN
The regular a uni meeting of the
stockholders of t is bank for the el-
elction of directors forJ the ensuing
year will be held at the Banking?
Rouse. on Tuesday. the 9th day of Jan-
uary. l900. from i to 2 o'clock p. In.
J “‘08 M. lAYTON. Cashier.
South Norwalk, Conn. Dec. 9. 1899.
d9-10—23— 30. is
l 5
Put 1) in host: fortilm.
Store brimiul of Stock.
Children not forgotten.
W.lA PODMORE,
No. Main street. South Norwalk.
Holiday Gifts
"J. SPENCER & 00.
The Jewelers.
W e are prepared to show the largest and most complete
stochpf articles suitable for Holiday Gifts,
at either of our stores.
96 Washington St.-, 3 Main Street,
80. Norwalk. Norwalk.
We purchased our Diamonds and other precious
stones far in advance of the season, at prices much low-
or than those ruling today, as owing to the war in the
Transvaal there has been a very material advance in
prices, and we can ofier exceptional values In single
stone Diamond Rings. also in combination with other
Precious Stones, Studs, Earrings, Sleeve Links, Scarf
iPins. etc. In watches we have the best styles In Gold,
iGOid-Filled. and Silver. reliable timekeeperr, at lower
prices than have ever been Oflemd In N orwalk Steilinlt
Silver, Silver Plated Ware that wears, Silver Novelties
of every description. GOOD JUDGMENT suggests
the necessity of buying from such stores.
J. SPENCER a. co.
’rHERE COMES A TIME
in every child's life that thcv hanker alter a
i " WATCH. '
is your daughter or son crying for one as a Christmas gift. >
Don't disappoint them. Theyr' e not necessarily an expensive
present.
Sourii Main Street.
Holidau Handkerchiefs
Hoiidan Gloves
Holidan Hosieru
,iiolidau Ties, for Gents and Ladies
Holidau Furs
Holidau Jackets
’Holidau China
South Norwallt.
ii. 5. toot).A
HOLIDAY goons. ‘
HOLIDAY goons.
HOLIDAY sooner
HOLIDAY Goons.
HOLIDAY goons.-
HOLIDAY troops.
HOLIDAY aoons.
HOLIDAY accuse
HOLIDAY ooons.
HOLIDAY goons.
HOLIDAY aoons.
HOLIDAY Goons.
HOLIDAY doo-
HOLIDAY . t . v
HOLIDAY . . s _
HOLIDAY o .. «
HOLIDAY O . »
HOLIDAY aoo- -.
HOLIDAY ooo: '
HOLIDAY Goons. .,
HOLIDAY
HOLIDAY
HOLI
HOLI AY ooons. _
HOLIDAY goons. .”
Hoiidau Curtains
the Newest and Latest Stules. 33:33:; 33313.:
H. KRIEGER: & CO
. IAIAOIHO will“! ..
The Leading Millinem. Cloth
and For Store ill the ______N0rwalks'.
Cloaks, Suits, Furs an
Millinery.
Cash or Cr
$l.00 Down. $l’.00
Ol' ll TERMS. ~YOII can pay one dollar down on del I
the halante in easy weekly payments of It. 00 until paid.
while paying for them. ACCOI NT OPENED W 1 TH EV
Holidau Umbrellas
Hoiidau Bric-a-Brac
Holidau Rugs
'i
We want you all to come in and elfllmlllt our Cloak and I'll? Deflm i
We will not press you to buy; we simpl) Mint you to umrpare our goods
our prices with those or other stores. in our last wev- :t' 3 advertisement we
have stated to you that we are selling 300d reliable Fun: for the same money
and some for less. than other stores ask for their inferior goods. We can
prove our statements with tarts Our burying facilities are equal to any
store in the i.’ nitcd States. besides our store in Bridgeport. we also have I,
one-halt interest in the HYMAN 0i' 1 FITTING C0,. 23 CHURCH mm.
mm HAVEN. CONN - 1]
. Our Mr. Krieger is in New York every day watching a market and is
ready to buy any lot no matter how large it ”may be and pay cash for
It; there's where we haie the advantage over our competitors. ow
trade with us you enjoy the same benefits.
YOI Ill' Y PROM ITS ON Ol' R LIBERAL TERMS. SMALL
AND ONE DOLLAR WEEKLY. AND YOU PAY NO MORE
CLOTHES THAN YOL’ WOULD 1N ANY OTHER STORE FOR C
~kvnvatem
lierriii Bruin r“ 7'
Students are tau v how to
Hustle and | .
and the training“
Success .
means The Bill-31‘ Netball.
‘ and the arm tam . -
Hustle. ; 1...... W... -
M. A. ll ”.
Originators of the. 31 download Si
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