Washington 91.. South Nor-walk.
Your about “poliobod free of chrome. _ .»
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HOUSTON’
HE FUR STORE
‘ Central Depot, New York. Saturday of
. of ribs ordinary will be submitted for
«r, Jackets.
31nd the lewesl prices
y our Furs at
....Fnr Boos. .
Fur Neck Scarfs
The largest assortment to select from the most reiia bie
Three best reasons mentioned above why you should
"1101's 1101 11111 Street 1.111.111
W Car hire on $5 .00 purchases or over.
and Mutts.
E MILK DEALERS CONFER.
MANTlC‘, December li—At a
furnace held here today. the differ-
between the milkmen in this
' and‘ the Providence Dairy Com-
involving this p1 ice of milk. were
ed to tile advantage of the milk-
..lte price heretofore paid for milk do-
no at the railroad station has been
scents per quart. The mlikmen
use in a demand for an increase of
if’ri cent a quart. The Providence
has; Company suggested a conference.
'a meeting was held today The
hit: was represented by President N.
Taylor and S. F‘. Darling and W. R.
hlarge stockholders. The com-
onccded the advance and hereai‘.
c. milkmen will receive 3% cents
“Dirt. .
MNNiIiALism iN PHILIPPINES.
WASHINGTON December 11431111
‘ ignition has appeared in the revised
lot of crimes charged against Filipinos
orican military courts. Accord-
"thc‘record of a court martial
nod in the Department of Via-
P I. which has been received
,War Department. Raymundo
to. a native. found his working
nion.leeratoBenli1-.o sleeping
Is Fonto's ) boat. Fonte became
m6 killed the alumbering'man.
' blow of an ear. out off his nose
ears. and according to his own
firm. cooked and ate part of the
He was sentenced to be hung
in, Pansy. (loathe i3ih inst.
‘OCUSSING CANAL TREATY.
SHINGTON. mcember ll»-
_ y, the Senate went into executive
no today, the new Hay-Pounce
hmian canal treaty was im
sly taken up. Senator Culber-
spoke briefly in criticism of it and
followed by Senator Bacon. who
a some what extended argument
that it. Senator Bacon criticised
Meaty as 1111 American and said
tcontained many of the objec-
‘~ hie features of the original agree
while it was entirely unsafe
ed. as the old treaty had been.
Senate amendments.
said. however, that he would not
‘ ct the ratification of the new
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1' friends probably say that you
all
. you no mo .{
'0iloriiig'll1ii you Only:
rokinole Boards. 7911; $1.50
t.” 10. Uombin in Boards. at
Mt 1’11 ion. at large an
of {lid as. Blocks. Watches
1 int. Musical lnltrumonta, Pan-
!Pictures and Calendars. Fan
spar. large assortment of
d sporting Goods. lily spec
(Tree Trimmings. livery
. chance for you on the
't miss me this year.
MAGNER.
[Magi/lain Street.
m
.and then rallied to 72. causing a recov-
'ery in the general ma1ket.
. ESL
no; any forth“ until
Foot Balls. Rugbys. Boxing
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
WALL STREET. 10:10 a m -—'l‘l1e1'e
was great irregularity in opening price
changes in stools exchange today.
Changes were confined to fractions
with the exception of losaes of a point
in Manhattan and luckawaunn. Am<
ulgomatcd Copper opened unchanged.
tell 1,5 and than rose as much above
last night on large danlings.
WALL STREET. 1‘} a. m.~'l‘he
whole market weakened on the engage-
ment of 350011110 gold for export and
under the lniluece of the downward
tendency in Amalgamaded Copper.
That stock fell down from 70% t0 39%
The trans-
continental and local tractio us yielded
easily. declines running from i to 2
points in St. Paul. Union Pacific. Great
Northern Preferred. Rock island. Mim-
hattan. Brooklyn French and' Metro-
politan Street Railway. Their were
losses of a point or own in New \Ol'k
Central Baltimore & Ohio. Nor folk &
Western. Delaware & Hudson. lowa
“antral Pressed Steel Car Pref: f‘lmi
Smelling and Consolidated Gas. and of
‘a sharp fraction in the United Stt tcs
steel stocks. the Eiles and the Resid-
lugs Recoveiics ran to a point in com.
instances and the market became dull
and ir1egula1' when Amalgamated Cop-
per reacted to near 70 .
“ALI. STREET. noon-There was
less doing in the general market. operas
tors piciening to deal lightly pending
'1 more settled (nurse. in Amalgamated.
l'iir a generally were above the low
st Amalgamated ran up again to
about 7‘2. and sold off below 71. and
rallied to? General Fiectric declined
tin-r. point: Pacific Coast Second Pre-
fencd 2”. .Colorado Fuel. W and Dan
vci & Rio Giandc Preferred. Cleveland
L. & St Louis and i plan ling about
a point Bonds were irregular.
WALI STREET. 1 p m.-—~'l‘bc1e was
a lir‘e of 51/, points in Lackawanna and
Min Below are and Hudson. and svm-
pathetic adiances elsewhere The
Readings. Pensylvania and New Ymk
Central rose a fraction over last night.
and Amalgamated woe to 12% The
market became intensely dull and
yielded somewhat. .
WALL STREET. 2 p. m.-——A rapid
full in Amalgamated to 70% and heavy
selling of the trans-continental stocks
enlivened trading somewhat. (‘olorado
Fuel lost 3%. St. Paul declined to 150%
and the Paciflcs were also at the low-
Baltimore & Ohio declined 2% to
our. New York Central. Pennsylvania.
Delaware 1. Hudson and lmckawanna
reacted from i to 21.5. 'lhe market he»
came aemimtaanant for time. until the
selling was renamed.
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Reports over private wire of E. A.
Bohrne. commission broker. Ewart: &
Corbett' s block South Norwaik
Open High how 1:30
Locomotive 31% 31% 3| 3i%
Am. 8. ll 00.. 1201.1 120% 119% 120%
Atchison, .. 705:. 77 76% 707.5
Atchison bid. 99% 99% 09 99%
Bill. It Ohio. 101% “"56 10114 101%
Ellyn. ‘R. 'l‘, 6214 02% 61% 62%
Can. South. 86% 87% 00 87%
Chou. I: Ohio. 4031. 409i. I0 40%
Chi. I: N W. 206 206
C M. “”8 P. lfill‘ 161% 100% 100%
Clthi..l&P.14il% 149V. 110% 109%
CL’O.‘ 8t. L18“ '8“ 97% 98%
[1&0 TL C'an..170 172% 170 "1%
U "1" no 11:: 111'. 11*
13.8.8toeipf. 1
Don kNuh. 100 100 106% 105K
Nor E Welt. 5080 50K 50 (16
Mini 000001..i34!i1 135% 180% 135%
I“ 1:“ 105“
Metropolitan 163% 150 15111.1. 168% _
M.lt...&'l‘ptd ti 6i sou. 60%,,
Jilin. Pacific 10m 103% iii! “3*
n ”if. H".
w "Qn‘h u -
Somali: of Equipment.
nit nun sou mun
Recent Purchase of 1200 Froi ght cars
and so Locomotives Will' Not
Not Altogether ideal the
Requirements of
- Situation.
”For oollarsttss Illa boas.
M Kraso'virz it S Fax,
Lamar rartoas.
‘i'x
Death Nor-walk.
The monthly meeting or the board of
:dlreotors of the New York. New Haydn
01 Hartford Railroad Company will be
held. at the company' 3 offices G1 and
this week.
While it is aaitldhut no buntne 1s out
the board's consideration one piece of
gratifying information will. i. i; be
liar-ed. conveyed to them. That is. that
the company's business in all depart-
metals is exceptionally satisfactory. in
the freight department particularly.
judging with the frequency with which
lral‘ns are run ovar the road night and
day on all divisions the indications are
than. tile company's business is very
near the. high water mark. While it
is fame that some of the movement of
train ht was .tor a tow days due to clear
the Jillbokodn caused by the strike of
the switchmen. that is not believed to
help any? pairt the reason fort the heavy
business'now being done aid which
promises to continue indefinitely.
Boloro‘ltho strike the company was
working up on within 90 percent. of its
freight equipment capacity and jlldi-‘l-
ing from the present appearances the
road fun one as busy as it than was.
if not bq or The 1200 freight care
and the 00 locomotives, ten of which
are to be freight engines, recently pur.
chased will. relieve somewhat the,
stress. but the probability is that oth-
er purchases of rolling stock will have
to be made within the next year or
so.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company
the road with which the New York.
New Haven it Hartford Railroad has
ita principal exchange of business. has
just closed contracts for 12.000 freight
cars and 400 locomotives.
DIAMOND'S TRlAL CONCLUOED.
NEW YORK. December 'ii—The den
partmental trial of Police Captain Dia-
mond. for alleged neglect of duty. bas-
ed on his conviction on that charge. at
Albany recently was concluded before
Police Commissioner Murphy. today.
but no decision was announced. The
defense odered no testimony. but for-
mer Judge J. Rider Cr dy made an ex-
tended plea for the accused. He con-
tended Ihat Diamond‘had an excellent
record. and urged the commissioner to
consider it. He also' painted out that
an appeal had been taken from the
judgment of conviction at Albany
GERST SHORT 350.000.
BUFFALO. N. Y. [locomber 1.i»—.-\t
City Treasurer Philip Cerot'a hearing
today upon an order to show cause
who' he should not be removed from
office for alleged misconduct in office.
Geist in a written abatement. admitted
that an actual shortage or $50 000 anc
im‘wnrds existed when the examnlatlon
of his accmmta was. begun on Novem-
ber 13, last. Since. that time. however.
Gerat. declares all money missing and
all shortages of every kind have been
restored. so that there is nothing now
due the city.
GARNAHAN NOT GUILTY.
CODUMBUS. 0.. December il—The
buy in the Ciirnanan conspiracy case.
returned a wrdict of not guilty teddy.
thus cutting a hotly fought contest. J.
Worth Carnnhan. president of the Uni-
ter States Mail and Navy Publishing
Company. or Washington. D. 0.. was
charged with conspiring with a num-
ber of agents. five of whom are now
serving time in the penitentiary. to de-
fault by falsely representing the agents
to be officials of the pension bureau.
The ease attracted widespread atten-
tion.
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BHOT 'AT BURGLARS.
ClNGlNNAT'I. December li~—'l‘ho
safe of the First National Book at Fo-
ucity.Clar1nont county was blown by'
robbers early today. but nothing was
stolen. The explosion awakened Tho-
mas 0111111111.: resident, who. on no
scaring. was ordered back into the
house. lie arm-d himself and reap-
peered and an exchange of shots fol
lowed which awakened the town and
the robbers fled.
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narrow or me "BI-IINOLI."
NEW HAVEN. December ‘ile. U
TAMDIMDO. of Hermon. war elected
publication of the his law School
at a meeting of the union of this low
8cm] today bfr. .lamontnm is a
graduate of a Montreal fitting school.
W. Marshall. of Girlrd. Ohio. was
elected chairman of the clue day oom-
mlttoo.
CAPTAIN 0" WIILIVAN TIAM.
MinLB'I‘OWN. December 11-41! P
Colder. of Hartford. was elected car»
into of the Wesleyan football team. to
day. No in a member of the honor
«stoma-a imp-air and unarm-
1-.—
\
editor of tho “Shingle.” the well known'
Candy Kitchen,
32 so} from St.
01111.11001
better than over for Xmas. You know
what that means. No. reu‘iy you don't
either, unless you have visited this
store. Other season's displays are not
a circumstance to this one. Prices rca~
aonable. Special inducements to those
desiring large quantities.
":3
mmnmms.
HOYT’S,“THEATRE.
ONE SOLID WEEK,
Commencing MONDAY. DEC. 9th,
"Jen” 11111111111 Steel Co.
Under the Management of Han
ry Katzes.
in Repertoire of new plays unsur-
passed.
Wednesday night—«“Shamus O'Brien.’
Thursday night~“'i"ho Great Brooklyn
Tragedy."
Friday Night—“Tempest Tossed.”
Saturday Night—"Convict 1240. "
Matinoea.
Wednesday—“A Young Wife."
Thursday—«f‘Kathleen Mavonrnccn.
Friday—“The Man from ltaly."
Butnrday—-“Shamua O‘Brien."
8 ecllltioo Between Acts
by Char as (Sandy) Chapman. l’aullnc
Saxon. Jere Modulin‘o and the. wonder.
ful acrobatic Bros. Martino: also the
.lladios' Symphony Orchestra in a
grand half hour concert from opening
of doors to rise. of curtain each per—
formance ‘
MATINEE PRICES. 10 and 20c.
NIGHT Pmcfiai- lo. 20. 30:.
N0 lllGllElt.
-. finm‘glhw
noon 5 ’rna‘ATRE.
TUESDAV. DECEMBER 17.
A Production Celebrated Throughout
the Entire English Speaking World.
Positive Appearance Of
Klaus“
and his Superb Company of Players.
in the
ORIGINAL FAMOUS PRODUCTION
FAUST.
All New this Salmon. Magnificent
Scenery. Electrical Surprises.
The Great “Bracken" Scene.
On account of the length of the per-
formance the curtain will rise prompt-
ly at. 8 o clock sharp.
PNICES 25. 50.15:. 01.00.
A HUNDRED EYES.
The eyes of fish. reptiles. moles and
bats are very simple things. because
they have not much to do. There are
insects with hundred eyes. but the
hundred eyes have less faculty than
the human eyes. The black beetle
swimming on the pond has two eyes
under water and two above water. but
the four are not equal to the two llll'
man ayes. Nan. placed at the head of
all living creatures. has supreme via
uni 0‘1!th f. hm harmful
are. strain or a use. your an: are
perfect. no
110111311 B HOYT.
Graduate Optician.
Room 9. United Bank Building.
Dfiloo hours. 8 wi1246.l!:45 to 0:80.
Saturday evenings. 7 to 0.4
PORT CHESTER RAILROAD.
lion or the New York and
cam .
lion Mr. Wow dentist» to corner
If“ WI!)
W W that this line of as
winotioa m Ire-vomit.
Mm W IIIW difl‘? *0:-
L003.
itlw fill Mater 11mm
dmuoiutaiaumea
I not our materials-wear fashion
Corner North Main and Ann Struts. '
he. scum: militarism. * '
, Depend largely for the effectiveness upon the table cloths. '.
Damask'l‘ is Cloths. in new designs, fresh {remain WI.
the yard if you want it so, orin various class. with horde”. » "
from any of them and you are sure of something choice and all
ive.
54 inch Half BleachodlLinon > .1 - ‘.
58 inch Half Bleached Linen . . . .»
63 inch Cream Damask, extra heavy . . .
[urani-
72 inch Cream Damask very fine and heavy, 5:." .
e? 56 inch Bleached Damask . i
63 inch Bleached Darnnk. all Used . ' .
NEW YORK. “combo? lim’l‘h.
masterwormcmreyl F. ACKERIIAN,
Port CW
iii hr the New York. New Haven and
. who asked whether It
oi the New ”forth“
to!
This and.»
fertile company out In III .
Table
65inch Bleached Damask. handsome patterns .
72 inch Bleached Damask, heavy and fine . .
66 inch Bleached Damask, regular $1.00 quality .
72 inch Bleached Damask, choice new patterns .
Choice Double Damask, $1. 25, $1. 35, $1. 50, $12. 75, with aspirin! “
to match.
in». ‘ i
Hematitched Cloths with Napkins to match:
Colored Cloths' in yellow. blue, rose and 1111.111 64. 8-4 and was.
Housofurnishing Department.
A few specials in our Housciurnlshing Department for
Thanksgiving: _
Double Roasters . . . . 69 Cents. ‘
Drip Pans, all sizes . . . . 17 Cents ..
Universal Meat Choppers $1.09 and $1. 25. .
Granite Pie Platters 9 Cents. i- 1
‘Glass Color Holders . . . 12 Cents. . a. -
. Cranberry lobes . . . 10 Cents. U
Water Pitchers . . . . 25 Cents.
14 inch Platters. white ,. . . 30 Cents.
8 inch Baking Dishes . . . . .9 Cents. .
Two-piece Carving Sets ‘ . . 95 Cents. ~
Twmpiece Carving Sets, Celluloid Handles . $1 7.5
Two-piece Carving Sets. stag handles . $1. 25.
Threopiece Carving Sets, stag handles . $2.25.
line's Your Money’s Worth
OVERCOATS...
A good Ulster—one full of
warmth. full of value. for a
$5.00 note ; a very nice. long
Raglan. with yoke—the sort
all the stylishly dressed
youths are wearing—well. we
are selling them at $8.00.
Men’ 3 Worsted Suits at $9.
Oh. say, we surely must not
forget the boy—we have an
odd lot of Boys’ School Suits.
for the lad from 8 to 15 years
of age. double breasted and of
black Cheviot. $1.25 per suit.
A child's Overcoat—indeed.
it's extra value-yoti will any
so too. when you see it; the
price is $1. 75.
D. Gotiub
11 North Main Street
“srrcm sins
‘ihis week of - ‘
Trimmed this
011111 1111
‘ .
Connected with large Bridgeport artah
iiabmont. ”liable good- at
luxurious.
tr
I“
g ‘ one»:
‘ comma.
m "919'“-
are "hi:
i out.
”a “in,“ form
char.
' itingwsolid. substantial. good 1111.111...“ «brough cl
with every cold blast and continue to deny yourself of WARM AND COM-
FORTAHLE CLOTHINO. while yen are waiting to save up. Come and make
your urination now. and apply your savings in paying for them on our part-
South Norwclk. _. 5'. ;,~.;r-;{_
ristram 81 Hyatt,
Norwalk, Ct.
.
Credit Susiein.
. i g‘fir’
‘
Don’t Shiver and Shake.
Swe l Overcome:
There is a self condeious. self satisfied air about a man who wcaIs a
trim fitting. gluceful setting Overcoat. If you want to know what this Well—
dressed feeling means. get into one of our long. loose back Overcoair. or the
equally popular doubler. Jolie coat. Both are made with double cuff- and slash
ventricle! psi-nun: mnionabie fabrics Prices :12. 08 to :19. 00.
his DAN diva you .18 noon AN OVERCOAT AS YOU EVER PUT
slack run 87 so To $10.00.
shoe
Murmur-
.r"
1/ ’//1’
l 11.77
tor Railroad . to build.“
do“ u” m m” m w m ‘ 1' .11 Main Strut.
cmutw #1.. “I'm“? morn; "OWIIK. :- Conn. In this department we are second to none. We want you to try our who
1... 0W 5, H. w. 11.15 ooun- W " ilhoo; we can show you too itinerant style: in that particular priced chm.
None better made for the money.
ACCOUNTS OPENED WITH EVERYBODY.
mm m m1 «laugh : W11.
, m,“ WM . IIOWa'oMngtoolt. Mir. N. ”:1
. MIN“ m. a. 7" 1 i “ WWI iW‘ "-
' idle and unnatural W low i
My dear sir: ”
When you buy here you get just what you believe {on are got
(it
lug. made
our measure. We cart samples or lab represent the correct
. oty on as dictated by Dunc ashion. Call in and see. what we are.
producingior the money expended. it will incl
“grainy . can
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