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HIGH BCHOOL'E GEASON OVER.
ann Played Eight Game: of Football,
and Boon Wanted Only Once.
‘ The South Noiwolk High School
Iootball team broke up the season last
night. after having played eight names.
only one of which was a. defeat Even
this one won a tease ot“l1ard luck.. '
“which counts a great deal on the loot
ball field.
In years to come. the mombors of
S. N. H S. will always remember the
“I football team as an aggregation of
heady. clean. aggressive players treat-
ing their defeated opponents I11 11 man
nor characteristic of true sportsmen.
._ and, on the other hand. taking dcicat
in a manly and noble way.
it should ho a source of great plen-
aure to Captain Kelley to captain such
a team or nihycru. and a greater plen-
. sure in the fact that they were only
‘1 were 11qu t0 have “016“ defeated once. Following are tho
The 90““ arrested “"9 0““ gamma and Biifll‘tlti of this consort:
‘waredrled and sentenced to p1I-, N. H. S ‘ y, M. C. A., 0,
'long telms It now appoars .. N. H. 30; 0,101.35 9.
1’ W88 ‘1 PM ‘0 I’m"em the . N. H. . Ii; East. Norwnlks. 5
y being left to a church. it is al- ‘ N. H. 5; Darren, 0.
than woman who in n memhr of , N. H. . 20; Brooms, (1.
asquezs {11111115 planned the rub , N. H. _ 17; blast. 515,1.”ka 0.
mploying a friend under a 1110-, N. n, Browne 9
of row ard to get men to preténd g N H. B, 011 us it
tell! the 11'0"") The ”WP-“l 1‘ ho iiirrh Schools mode a total more
”billed “‘9 house and secured ‘1‘ of llll points. Tilt-l1 vaiioun opponets
wuut 01' money and jewelry .‘collcctimdy. made a score of ii points.
or or sum having been hidden 1
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tlio‘nupposcd steal, not. receiving
rd. confessed and this lcd to Change 5,, N.'v., N. H. a H. Train;
lice searching the house and
_ tile $50 000. Tho money was i Will 6° Into am" Sunday
14mm, and dcpositcd in the Na 1 ‘ ’lhc winter train nchodulc will go in
Bank of Mcxico ito affect 011 the New York New Haven
W MW 1“ DINO“ expect :3 "WV . and Hartford road tomorrow Thorn
and married acntcnces .1 will be numerous chances in lrulnu on
I’. 110591)“ thc Dnnbur1 lililm l1 of the New York
135 woman W110 ‘5 said to have plau- ldivlsiou. The Pittsflold cxprcsa which
9' ““939“ "Obllt‘l'l' has been M'- Ibraves Now York at ii a. m. and reaches
and will he further mimosa- Dnnhury at 10:31; will be, discontinued
and the train leaving Dnubury for Now
,York at 6:35 p, 111. will aluo ho (lisrton
tlnuctl. '
.. . A train will loot-c South Norwnlk at
'G In” Played Last Night at Old i l0:c7 and reached Uanbury about it
' ‘ “'3” Meadquarters. 'o‘clock. milking sororul stops.
, the. three piuochh1 The train now roaring Ilrookflcld
be played between mcmbcrs Junction for l‘lanbury at 7:22“ p. m.
will louvc at 7:20 and rerun. Dunhury
May flowor Hook and Ladder 1ut 7::‘0.
' or. for u turkcy euppci was 5
last night in the pnrlms of Old
' pany's rooms in tiu1ilaud 1‘
1' o. some was "2 to 14 111 to-
l(] Well. Six tables were no
Chief Frcricrick Whoelcr was
nil Chief E. V. Baltcr. oillr'lni‘
Int wIIitiu 1111.111 1.11-
,‘l lunar to Church.
~0~w~w~wu .
"'llil SlEIt lilllilESSES
Vavll Aénountaothonoy and
..¥ at noon ' o Longer
um of $59,000 Wanted Hav-
lng Boon Hiaonn.
. “1m.
NICO CITY November 30-»Abobt
go robbers culcrod the house
I
' ' Wed daughter Senora Cam-
mmmwwnm.
THE WINTER TIMETABLE
TODAY IN WALL STREET
WALL. STREET, 10:10 :1. n1.»-'l‘bc
quioting down of the excitcmcnl in thc
fill‘i.‘lf."ll coppcr mnrkct had a reassur
int: effort on stocks and the tone was
quiet and slcudy at the opening here
today. 'l‘horc wcrc some largo takings
of Amalganmtcd (Topper at a slight
fractional advanrc. Prices changes
generally wcrc small and unimportant.
WALL STREET. noon, —~ A rally of
1: Amulgumntrd ('oppcr quictml the mar»
lkct but tho bunk stulcumnt rcgardod
no disappointing in the.- loan lnrrcusc.
Amalgamated copper lowcrml its ro
cord to 72%. Brooklyn trout-lit extend-
cd its tlccllnc to Ila; and Metropolitan
Street railway brokc ii In sympathy.
’l‘hcrc wore losses of I and 2 points
In Sugar. Smelling, . cw York Control.
St. Paul. Union Pacific. Louisvillo,
lilo No I 11'crc.0l1l Wcll Ollicr
Ill and Loo Innis: Mayllowci.
bcrtson and l.‘ Wit-kc
.0111 Well. Robert Pcarson and
,Oitugt Ma} flowct. l. tlmham and
Old Woll. Albcrt Brown and
Toto; Mayflower. 0. Rose and
_. 4. Old Well Richard Viilght nnrl
.St’ovena; Mayflower. (190188
son and 5. Hull.
Old Well .lnmcs linrrla and
Gammons: Mayflower. it.
and W. Wicke.
Old Well. James W. Hoyt and
ecker;lliaylio11crmi~‘1ank Carr lcsu promlncnt stocks. (Icucral Elect
ric rose 1%. Room shorts covercd at
llm decline, and rallicd the market
Amalgamated Copper recovered 11,15,
The closing was activc and firm and
net changes were generally email.
TODAY’S QUOTATIONS.
Reports over private wire or E.1A.
‘Bohmo. commission broker. Swnrtz &
Cornell's block South Norwalk.
Open High Low, 1:30
31% 31% 31 31
till" I 89% 89 89
rim. S. R.Oo..125% Willa 14% 125%
ntchlsou. 7931‘. iii) 79% 79%
Atohlaon .ptd. itili‘filiilii‘lfi 100% 10015
"all. Al: Ohio. Infill. 105% Willa 104%
Ilkyn. It 'I‘.. 67% 67% 6317/. .64
3.3111 South" 86% 1 ‘ 36%
Chen. it Ohio 48% 49% 48W. 48%
CITED CAPTAIN LOWNDES
Mayor Richard H. Golden was in
111911. yesterday. and bad the plca- .,
I going through the model build-
60 Fulton ntrcct. occupied by
330118. on a restaurant. Char.
Jowndos. oi Rowuyton. who
Mrs. Silnbee‘a daughter. is n
' lmcomotivc,
The building is Loco. pi1l..
'. eel. three stories to height.
tilt two floors are uned for res-
purpouns, and the third on a
“hall The building in one at
lawman In the city. and tho
[‘1 one of the largest. The own
at onoontly expended $40. 000 in
.il‘ the interior and have 11
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RTH LEAGUE UNION
t. meeting of .tho Illnworth
Which will be held Monday
lilo Eliot Norwnllt Metho-
h Permanent or
('Ilii. It. I. h P. 146% 147.
0.0.0. d1. St. L. 98 till
ll. ‘8. Steel. 43% 43741
U. S. Steel pfd. 93% 94
Geo. El. Co. 273% M? 278% 217
Lou. it. Nanh..109‘£ 109% 103% 108%
Nor. & West. 6971;. 80% 697),. 60%
Man (10111101.. 138% 139% 138% 139
to Metropolitan. 167% 168 135% 165%
.K.ilr'l‘ old. 6‘ 6+ 53 58
M11111 onion. III! 102 _, tony. 1111114
‘ hint!l Load 00., 181A. ‘
1 ill I'll
146% 147
43 43%
’ Illllfi‘ 00%
46% Mil/{3‘
It (IL. 8W5 80%
Railway. 34% .3456 ,
lion Hy. tI'Id.. 03% NHL
Southcru railway Preferred and other
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931/. 93in.
150% 1311111. mm
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liSEli iii llilS BlllllliES llilll
hath. Wt. Two Trunks and
at auction “Milo Wall; Am the
wng9pn11 mm. by Mn. 89»
nim on plight of Tragedy.
WAWWG‘RDN November lion—The
court room in tuition Mrs. Bonine in un-
demonic trial jfpreaented nomewhat the
appearnndo; oI , Junk shop. today. from
tho fact that it . 1111111311 of the b-:. long-
logs or Ay'r‘qit‘ min: in the Kenmore lio-
icl were 03(21le , 'I‘hesc i111 ml the
blood staindd (idiom. wan-11 coveted the
flour ”1139' two trunks and a section
I: am the inner part of the wall of the
I‘ut‘iil. showing blood upon the plantar
and wash board. The wrapper worn by
Mrs Bonlne oh the night of the ting-
(111,1 was also shown.
Dr Edward M Schooner. the llhflmlfiti‘
who made a search for the blood on
Mrs. oninn' a wrapper and analyzed tht1
blood on other articles in Ay1cs room.
testified that he had examined the
“lilDF-T‘l‘ with great care. and had tail-
ed to find any indication whatever of
blood.
The witness said that blood utn‘ ‘11
could have been removed from the 5111-
mcnt only by the use of chemicals and
by boiling in a vet ordinary washing
would not. he thought take them out.
The wrapper. he said, had not been
washcd 1erently.
On crosa examination Dr Schncn‘cr
said hi1 hurl need only the minor-trope.
H11 made no chemical analysis.
James S A111 an {other of the victim
was then calico to the stand lie told
otcominrz to Worthington on the day 11I'~
tor the tragedy
Mr. Ayrcs said he had bought out
Mrs. Boninc “and" he said. "i told I191
about my boy who hurl bccn Inuidrred. "
He then \1 cut on to any that ho told
llt‘l' how his son had lost his mothol
when he was only three wins old and
11011 arm and don: ho wan to him he‘-
cnusc of tho (‘th‘ lic but! given him. "i
triod " I111 said. to be or s1u1pathcilc
.11; I could. bccnusc I had it in my mind
that M13.- llouinc new the destroyer of
my arm' ~. “to. and I wanted to find tho
guilty one i dwclt. upon his ch. nectch
.111 that ota beautiful obcdirnt boy. and
told l1111 of my offer tion at pulling with
him wlicu ho lcrt 11111 in Mlcbiunu tn
conic to Washington in May. 1900 l
opcur-d my licnrt to hm toiling her
how when hp left. me in Dctroit he had
thrown his arms about me and binned
11111 on tho lips an a daughter would
burn door. I told her how I had ari-
mouishcrl him to protect his reputation.
saying to him that. I knew he was anion
lo a touch plucc. I told him that I
wanted him do contlnuc in the court-1c
he had pursued and I urolorrcd that he
should not drink at all. but that. It hr
did drink hc should not. tnkc more than
111111 drink at n time."
Mr. Ayrcs said that MI'S,,BOllllIi-‘ had
made no response whih1 be war talk—
ing. but that when )111 concluded aim
said somcthing which he Would nevcr
torgct. What this sonicthing was Mr.
Ayrcs' stiltcmcut did not rcvral. and
no question was ushod to bring it out.
“I thought that Mrs. Iloulnc. point: a
wife and mother." he said. "would mam
licat some sympathy with me in my
distress and i dwelt. upon all tht1 partic-
ulars of my cominr.r to Washington.
telling how I had first rcccivnd the
down of my son's death. and had uttcr-
Wards Icarncd that, he hud‘bcen mur-
dcred'. but slw manifested no emotion
whatever. and interrupted inc only
once. Then she looked up and mailed
in what I‘ thought was a deceitful mau~
her and recited a quotation (m:
Drowning."
in responsc to a duration from Mr
uuilld. Mr. Ayrcs said that at this In-
terview Mrs. Boniuc's monitor was
calm. self-contained and non-commital.
"I thought." he said. "that. she was
the nerrlest woman I ever saw. 3hr
munii‘cstcd no emotion and exprosfied
no uynmnth."
. Mr. Gould thcu announced that tho
oroncolitimi had ciosc'd its case. and
thc court, took the usual noon recess.
RAYMOND-WHITMAN.
'I‘hc mnrrluao of Frederick Curtis
Raymond to Miss Hattie May Whito
man took place at. the. home of the
bride's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Leander
Whltoman, I11 Waterbury. at high noon
'l‘rmraduy. The bride Won attired in
white and warn r! bouquet of bridal
I‘Oiil'lrl. Alter the ceremony waa‘ por
tormcd 1.1' vuy sumptuous dinner was
norvvu in tho many Iriondp and rain;
liven. after which Mr. and Mrs. Roy
mond left. amid showers of rice. on the
6:08 truln :cr 3 nhort tour at tho norm
of the groom‘s parents. Mr. and Mrs.
to. A. Raymond. In Rownyton. Alter
their return home they will immediate-
ly so to housekeeping in newly tur-
nilhod rooms at 139 Round Hill street.
They worn the recipients at many
18% handshnio presents.
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not». but lot her girl loan, and 1113
lovniy charm” phobia be watched.
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I? 50 a WWII tor common to 65 a Went:
for the bout who also do the warships
and Iron
LADWE FALL STYLES
Evorythi’t'tx for ‘Wonian' 11 Outer liar-
mats moon to order otter latent rash
inspect our materials-«11111 fashion
that on.
For colloretton and bone.
M» Krnsovirz Gr S Fox,
' ulnar TAILOIIS.
Corner North Main and Ann Streets;
South Nor-walk.
ENTERTAINMENTS.
HOYWT S THEATRE
Pridny and Saturday. and Saturday
Millions,
novamaen ' 219
DUCHEMIN’8
NEW YORK VAUDEVILLE NOV-
' ELTIE8. with
Guthrie‘s 'Don R1161
‘ Yum; cums.“
A continuous r-ntcrtnlnment of who
on vaudeville acts.
EVENING PRICES. 2E», 31'»,
M'A'l‘lNEE PRICES. l5 and
AND 30
50 cunts.
25 cents.
Hovr's' f’rnearnn.
MONDAY. DECEMBER 2. 3:16 P. Mn
0 O I
Sbomskl
The Great Polish Pianist. in the fol
lowing Program:
PART I.
Sonata on. 5?.
Allegro nasal.
Atlantis con moio.
Allegro ma non troppo.
impromptu on. it“. No. 4..
Ilcux Rhopaodics. op. 79,
PART 2.
Nocturnc op. 27. No. i,
impromptu, on. M.
Ballade. 1111. 1'12
Scherzo. op. 20. '
Etudc 11“ Minor,
Soiree do \‘lennc No. 8.
Schubert-Liszt
llhnpaodie I‘lonxrolsn, No. 12. blunt
PRICES $1.00 and $1. 50
A liUN NDRED EYES.
Tho cyvs of Iinh. reptiles. moles and
hats are vcry simple things. because
they have not much to do. Thorn are
insects with hundred cyce, but thc
hundred eyes have less faculty than
the human cycs. The block bcolic
awimming on the pond has two eyes
under water and two nbovc watcr. but
tho four arc not count to the two hu~
man cycu. Mun. placed at the hood of
1111 living crcaturos. has supremo Vis-
ual equipment It from advancing
roars. chain or nhusc. your own arc
lcseperir1ct.soé
HOMER B. HOYT.
Graduate Optician,
licethovcn
Schubert
ilruhmu
Chopin
Chopin
Chopin
Chopin
Liszt
Room ti. United Bank Building.
Oillco hours. 8 to 11:45. 12:45 to 6:30.
Saturday evenings. 7 to 9.
soup 11111 succtssrm.
Gll‘l NATIONAL BANK
souru NORWALK. coon.
Capital. ”00.00000
Surplus. 3100. 000.00
Mormon. 360. 000.00
JOIIN II. roams. Pmllent.
JACOB, I. “WON. mm.
a— www.mmv'w.
DIRECTOHD:
John H. Farris Hour-y hymour
M111 H.401.» comma mm
iobn l-I. Light I. It. Mom-on
lollili R. Marvin tumour 01-1:an
.I. Wallace Marvin.
account: SoilolIod.
Depend lot i tbc chairman upon the We c1311... Some
Damask To in} tbs, in new deal nit. troll: from the makers. B
the yard if y Mutant it so. or in 1.1 any hint. with abortion. . Pic
from any of Ind you are sure of Iomething choice and effect-
5%.
inch Half 313331311 Linen .
5inch Half 31mm Litton . .
63 inch Cream Damask. Intro heavy.
.711 inch C Dammit dim fine and heavy}
56 inch Bl ed Damask . z .
63 inch Bloaclfnd Damask. all Jinan .
65 inch Bleached Damask, handsome patterns
72 inch Bleached Damask, heavy and fine .
66 inch Bleached Damask re ulartmo quality
721 inch Bleached 113mm oicn now patterns 1 .
Choice Double Damask. $1. 25.
to match.
Hematitched Cloths with Napkins to match.
Colored Cloths in yellow. blue. rose and nile' in 6-4. 8-4 and xo~4.
Housofurnlsbing Department.
A few specials in our Houaefurnisbing Department
Thanksgiving:
Double Roasters
Dtlp Pans, all sizes .
Universal Meat Choppers
Granite Pic Platters
Giana Celery Holders
Cranberry Dishes
Water Pitchers
14 inch Platters, white
8 inch Baking Dishes
Two-piece Carving Sets .
Two-piece Carving Sets, Celluloid Handles .
Two-piece Carving Sets. stag handles
Three-piece Carving Sets, stag handles
Tristram 8: Hyatt,
:15 Conts.
39 Cents.
.1511 Cents.
' I '75 mt“. ‘
. ,. ., :15 Cents.
. 39 Cents.
rso Cents.
75 Cents.
85 Cents.
$1.01).
8:. 35r$n 50, $2 75. with napkins .
for
69 Cents.
. 17 Cents.
$1. 09 and $1. 25.
9 Cents.
12 Cents.
10 Cents.
25 Cents.
30 Cents.
.9 Cents.
95 gents.
1.75.
$1 1.25.
. $2.25.
NorWaik, Ct.
Don’t Freeze!
Get an
Overcoat i
We have long ones u~vcry
fine indeed~the qualities are
not surpassed elsewhere at
much higher p1 ices These
coats range in prices from
$5 00 to $10. on per garment.
Come in and see them; you
are most cordially welcornc.
An all wool cassimerc suit
is indeed reasonable at $8. 75
wwe are only asking at this
time $5. 75.
A heavy blue serge, wmth
$30. no. to close them out
quickly. just before Thanks-
iving. we have marked them
6.75.
A lot of so cent Knee Pants
to hurry them on to the legs
of your boy. are now only 25
cents a pair.
Boys’ and Children's Reef-
era three to eight years, the
$1. 50 kind—$1.15.
D. Gotiieb,
11 North Main Street.
South Nor'waxk.
Tire Leading Outfitters for
Men Women find
Children.
Credit Given to
E verybod y.
We nualn'sny to you 1the richest man and woman can have no better
credit. dress with more taste. or with all his money buy cheaper than you
can it you make your selections here. It should be a comfort to you to know
that. you can come to a more like ours. sciect cxactly what you need and pay
for it in small convenient sums. ONI-T DOLLAR WEEKLY.
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CLOTHING FOR MEN.
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A look into our More will‘convirno you that w do not, do things by
halves. Customers who vlail our ntorc marVoI at the tremendous stool: we
carry in all departments.
FINE WINTER
MILLINER Y
NOW READY.
M. HACKERMAN,
or Mun Stunt.
Nor-walk. a Conn. .
Wat—u-
Connectod with Leading Bridge-
port EIublifllmont. Large
Aucrtm on: and Low
oveac one.
All the latent styles and all the lot out mixturcn, rrlcon from 86.98 to $20.
Underwear and Hosiery for men and womnn from the very cheapest in
the very boat.
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LACE CURTAINS. l'tilfi‘ilollfl. runa. (11.11.1101. SHOES. BLANKETH.
MILLINERY. and lbbunnndo‘ot othor uncl‘ul articles, all go on our popular
part payment plan.
It in the lost of tho mirth. It lath; 11111 Inn Wk, and It in pay
' , day with Inlay.
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Norwalk Chronicler