D Lyon 8- co.
939 Washington Sta Booth Norwolk.
_ Your shoc- poltohcd (no of charge.
1..
HOUSTON’S
Fur Boos. 1
Fur Neck Scarfs
. and bluffs.
The largest assortment to select? from. the most reliable
gums and the lowest prices.
DTluee best reasons mentioned above why you should
buy your Furs at
- 3101111011 1101 11111 111111 1111111111.
33" Car fare 0113500 purchases or over.
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c:
p.31
{ 'roonv IN WALL STREET.
WM 1. 811111311110 10 11. to. ——'11113
lopening in the stock 11111111111 was vcry
irregular Amalgamated Copper tend
1111 downwards 111111 St. Paul dcclined u
:lnrgo f1'.111'1.op P1 011st Stool 0111 P111
' w." Walton; 01 Elli [aka Shore 3ftla1‘rcd full 131.. There wort1 no othcr
11anges beyond 11 111111111 fraction and
ilallroad 11111131 111131131. Mich.
:illiE OTHER SEVEREEY Hilllli
vases moved in contrary directions.
.l‘ho trading was quite active.
TODAY‘S QUOTATlONS.
Reports over 11111 ate wire of 12.191.
Bonnie. commission 11131111111 Snmtz &
3 3Corbctt's block. South N01 walk
.The Victims Were °" TM" Way T° 0111111 1113311 Low 1::111
WOl'k, and as it Will F091” Ne‘ , Lorotnotivc. :1 1:11:13 311%.
' ther Saw or Heard the Ap- ':\111.S.R.(‘o..l"it‘i 121-111 1211 121
. roachln Pusan er Atcltlsou. 71:51, 77‘11 761;. 77
p gTrr'ln g Atchison. 111111985}. 1111 1111-11 519
‘ ' . ilifllt. 81 Ohio. 1013111011311 1001-; 100:1;
DETRIOT. Mir 11 l)11cqn1br1r iii—«Two gian‘sg‘hr" 3 :33? 24;: :1"; lift»?
111111 were killed and 111101111111 was 111112 :(j‘hefi 11" (1111101 “1'1" 4.1’ 1:311; 1.3113
. '8‘er injured ut [)clruy. 11 suburb 111' EChl. St N.W..1991\ 1991?}.
. Detroit. curly .oduy by a Lake Shorc L:- 1311* 31-1 P.. Will-'11 NM: 1583711 1-w'11
' Passenger 11-11111. Thedcnd: 11313311333313.3333 11111... H” "39.?!
‘ “ V 3“ 1......lg .l,‘;1
3 CHARLES DE ROble. 1110111151.. 303 Sr "3 (31111.. 171 17111“ ,;1 ”1:31“
3‘ FRED WEISNER.'I)11l1'u;-'. 11’. S. Stool. 40313 1117,. ~10 13’ 107.1
- Injuredf' ; l]. S. Stool pfd. 903,111 5111751111 711‘. 9117,.
, . . . . ‘Goll. El. Ct). 2379”,: 1380 27111111111
r .'tllu 111 11:1 1. 1... - ,3 ..
“E ”.95 11.1 """' l‘ ””1“" h' “ 31.1111. 11 11111511.. 1111-;1 111.: 111111: 111.3
. The men. who were on “Mr wny lo 1%?!" ‘E. “f"‘l- ‘33.. 1.11:.“ 1’1““)???
.tyorlr, wore1 walking on 11111 railroad ‘ ' on. 011301.. l‘f'." ”.4 "1‘ IIL 3';
truck. “3“,“ “m foggv and they 3Motropoiitan 1:111 11101.2 11111 1111113
either saw our hoard tho approaching 1 1;: i l‘ ‘1‘, Ti "m' V31“ . 1 1. ”9%
in. De Roslor was instnntiv killtrl 1N :3. (3111 u“ “:3; l ‘5" 111- “if
“it Wotaner diod from his injuries ’1: Y 3" Hi" “,2.“ 12;; , “i: “f" .
vary soon after ho was 1111111111 up “ ' ': ( ‘ ts V " i’- ’,‘ ‘12:?“ ""h' :5?“
Hiusclmun will recover . Reading. -11., .1112 mi, 117 0.51.
' *.__- 'w. 1Pcnnsylvnnia. HT 147‘... lid 117111
AMUSEMENTS. ‘
WANT SCHLEY 1 HANKED.
Lewis Morrison in quat.
'Rlch costumcs. 11111110111111 now 51-11111
pry. new 111111-11'11'111 offer-ls. and a corn -
plotely 1'11-w1'ittcn version of “Faust" ‘
Mona would attract local thcutrogo
em. but the unnounr'enlcnl that Lewis
Morrison himsclt will appear as Mr.
pplsto deserves more than passing
onmmeut.1m this 111111111111 actor is 11111
Senator Jones Introduces a Resolution
of Cornmendatioo in Washington.
1 \v.\sr-1i.\:orox. liorcmln-r 11;--~.\1
111111 opening of todav'x so 1111.111 of the'
‘ Sonata the chaplain in his lnvor tliltlll
I111111111 a {on out plea for tho. r11<tomtion
31:0 hcaltb of Senator howarl who is
ultlcnlly ill 111 his 11011111 in Now .1'~lc
chief living moonent of 81111111..“ 3111.
Hoyt‘s Theatre, tomorrow night. Mr. Joncs (Ark-.1 introdnvod 11 joint
w”... gremlntlon 115 ionowsz “that (1111
IDOUTH FRAMINGHAM THEATRE
. BURNED.
SOUTH FRA‘iilNG ”AM. “1193.. ll.-
mmher iii—Tho urw thcatvc bore. '111-
1m‘whlch work has bt-un rushed no '15
YD open the house 1111111111 v 1.11115 burn
did only today causing a 101111 to John
w Barman. of Horton proprietor 11nd
nontrmtor 0 houghr. n. of nearly $20
.1 is not known how the blaze
uteri There was insurance of $111
on the bonding.
”-m-
' 1111111113101 Congress and the American
"people are hereby tendcrcd to Row
idmlrul “1111111111 8, Scblcv and thc
ofllccrs and 1111111 under his command
for highly distinguished conduct in
conflict 1111'- oncmy. as displayed by
them in the1 drstrnr'tlon of the Spun
11111 flcct off tho harbor of Santiago
Cnbn July '" 11198
'Thut tho urcsirlcnt of 11111 l’nlicd
States he rcqucstod to cause. this row.-
;ointion' to 1111 communicated in Rear
Admiral Schicy and through him to
11111 officers and mcu under his com
mand "
Without comment the revolution wow
rcfcrrcd to the Committee on Naval
Affairs.
Th9 Renate today adopted the resolu
tion of Senator \‘cst, directing the Corn-
rr-portupona method .or rcstrlcling :111
report upon 11 hothod for rctrictlng 1m
archy and restraining those who nt
1 will close out the entire tempt to assassinate presidents
rcént 11-1111 than tho actual - T1111 Shrine at 12: 12 p m. went into
ldoiflht up the entire Itock lcxecutlvo scsnlon to consider the Hav
New! York firm at 11 price too low lPa:1ncofn.c treaty.
bitch; and I can once onto our- 3
the public in my l'mbrella stock
1 the his ale and Job I had on
~43}! choice of ovcr 211011 Neck Tics.
" Comotock 111111.30. Norwalk.
Udfitflnmvxo.
‘0‘ “or! of iockot Cook.
11 tbedetttlnd arrest lot ever arrived
a Norwalks. This lot 1mm be
ELKS T0 BURN RED FiRE TO
EllGHT.
T1111 Nor-walk Lodge of Elks held a
cpoclnl meeting yesterday afternoon
for tho purpomr of deciding whether
tho members who have builders places
in The Noruhlki. ohnll burn and pay
for red fire. this evening. when the
South Norwcllr Drum Corn: pom .0.
“lather the 101110 1111011111 pay for the
illumination. The decloion arrived If
not flat the member: ohould my for
it Individually. The drum corp: will
on: through Worthington street to W:-
ten to tlllinbeth shoot to south M11111.
to mum avenue. moratorium-ch to
flown street. Union, to North
till be u mu-
done our 1111-
ud 11111111111 for Nor-"II.
pointed in committeo of one to motor
m there villi
11:11: ng' 11111111111111: 31111111 mourning the. 3.
11911011 11 11111111111111.
ilillilil'S liillllillll REBUBD
Eleven Death. In New Haven, Due to
Aooldooto or Violonce—Tuhorcu
loll Rolponslble for
twontydwo
"The monthly bulletin of the Stuto
Board of Health loaned Saturday, re
ports an invasion of smallpox in this
State from other States. 111 the month
of November there were reported 22
cave. of smallpox in ten towns, All
the 1311111111 are of mild type. and thcrc
11111-1 been no deaths yet.
While 1.11s number of 1'11"“ of the
modules has diminished. son" 1 “war
has inorcanod vary markedly the. ro-
port suys. 1112110. A. Lindslcy. necro-
tary of the Stiltu Born-1|. guys that
scarlet fever has occurred in 24 differ-
ent, towns, yot notwithutandlng thut
widespread prevalence in 11 torrltorlnl
sense, the vigilance of the local health
oiliccrn is proven in the limited nunv
ber of cases in the whole Slut :1, A 11113
11111111. 1111 1.11111in cotnrnnnicntcd as scarlet
fever, if occnrlng in morn than 40
towns during one month would, under
old 1111111101111, 01’ management. intro
111111111111 11 good many hundrcds chaos.
But by watchful isolation and elliclent
disinfection the total 111191111 reported
\voro loss than 2511.
Mortality Report: Resolved.
By mortality reports received. there
Wore 1104 deaths during the month of
November. 'I‘hlo was 42 more than in
October and seven more than in N01
vcmbcr 111’ last year. 77 more than
the average number 0 deaths in No-
vomhcr for 11111 five years preceding.
111 New Haven thorn wore 148
11111111111: Fromdiphtlwrlu. 4; typhoid
foyer. 51: consrnnption. 22; pneumonia.
1'1“: heart disease. 1'1", and 11 due to
occldcnis and vlolcncc.
The mortality in public. institutions
of the State worn: In Bridgeport. 18.
in Hartford, ill: in Middletown. 17:
11nd in New ancn. 37. Non-residents
in 11111611 arc deducted from the total
mortality of their respective towns in
estimating the drain rates of thouc
towns.
'l‘ho following towns :11'11 roportud 1111
having no deaths in Normnbor: Avon.
Bout-on Falls. liloomiicld. Bolton. (“.1111
tcrbury. Chaplin. Clinton Durham.
1111131. Haven. 103111111, Hampton. Hur-
wlnton. ilorbron, l.lsbon.‘1..\.'rnt'. Man»:
licid. Murborough, Middlcbury. Mor-
roc. Morris, North Brundford. P1111111
\‘illo1 Rocky 11111 Roxhnry. Salem 811v
broil, Scotlund. Simsbnry. Southhury.
Stcr'llrlt:_'l‘1)llnnd. 171111111. Volnntouu,
Wolcotr»3i.
HARTFORD TRAMPS RELEASED.
HARTFORD. December iii-"Tho
111111- of Frank Burr, 1111111; Arthur and
l"1'1'1l1-riclt Carleton. charging him with
vum'nm'y was noiiml in 11111 polio-1
court today.
Barr was mct outnidr1 tho courtroom
by 11 Naughtnck policonmn who arrest-
cd trim on 11 charge. 111111111111: 11111 rob
bevy of 1". S. Nichols siorc 111 that town
on tho night of November 211 It is .111
logcd 111111 Barr also robbed the 11111101
in Union t‘ity noon the 111111111 night
1111 was taken to Naugntnck for trial.
JACKSON AND THE TAILOR' S BILL
1Y onth' a; Companion.)
A gcntlcruan in'l’cnnsylvnnln has 11
quocr document which 1'11m11 into his
family‘s posscssion many yours 111111
and shows an interesting phase of An.
drvw Jackson's character as well 1'.11
11 glimpse of the sitnplc times of hii1
presidential term.
it appears that a clerk in tho state
department contracted a tnllor‘s 11111
for 564.511, and the tailor. finding.r him
volt unable to collect the amount. laid
the matter before the President in 1111
appealing letter.
Jackson promptly 1111131111111 that this
was 11 motion to which h1~ must .1t-
tvnrl personally. 1111 be transmitted thr-
rallnr‘a lctter to the secretary of 1111111-
with this strong recommendation:
"Rcfcrrcd to 11111 secretary of 311110.
if on inquiry the fact stator! 1111 trm1
nnlcsstho clcrk pays up his debt lot
him bc forthwith discharged.
"T1111 governmcnt would bccome .11
party to such swindilng provided it
ticrmlttcd its unicorn to become in
11111111111 for nor-manor; and‘not 11cc
that they paid thclr debts out of thr-lr
salaries.
"Honest man will pay their debts:
dishonest men must not be employed
by 11111 xovcrnmcnt.
A. .1."
"Thin 1111111 111 refcrrod to Arno: Ken-
dall. Egon. on 810 per month being 1-111.
cured to C. E. Klofl. Mr. Coach to be
continued in his onion.
A. J."
"Haven‘t made- much progress since
yesterday. have you?" remarked the
have, "Gee whit. but you're shot."
“You.“ replied the tortoise. lunguldly.
“that's so. I tumult there‘s Anything
in that immunization thbdry l moot
have been “neoconser- boy at one
time."~—Phlladelplrto Prom.
it acts on nature 11 plhn,
loosens 11111 $098111 relievei
the lungs will open- the
111111113 11 perm» .33
m. ‘ '
Fur dilatation nod hon. ‘
M Ki'asovrtz 111 5 Fox,
LADiES' TAILORS.
Comor- 1Nor'th Main ond Ann Street»;
Moth Norwalk. ‘
Candy Kitchen,;
24 So. Main St.
CAiNDY STOCK:
better than ever for Xmas. You know
what that means. No, really you don't
l
1
either. unless; you have visited this
store. iDthcr season's displays are not
1
CHIEFS. .
FANCY NECKWEAR.
“‘"9‘ lw00L oLovus AND MIT-‘
mus. '
11 circumstance to thistmo. Prices roa-
i
sonublc. Spoclnl inducements to
dcslrlnp inrge quantltlel.
m
soup AND succ'tssrun
111111111111111 111111
3 SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
cannot. sroo.ooo.oo§
Surplus, $100,000.00E
/
We have made an extra effort this season to place before our intends and patron
plete line of goods suitable for HOLIDAY PRESENTS that we have ever shown.
every department especially suited for the season.
HOLIDAY HANDKER- ELEGANT FRENCH FLAN-
. NELS. HOLIDAY BOOKS.
BLACK DRESS GOODS. SILK ANDBATEEN SKIRTS.
HOLIDAY UMBRELLAS. . FANCY NOVELTIES.
l FUR MUFFS AND SCARFS.1 ALL SIZES OF RUGS.
1 LACE CURTAINS. ~ ‘ RICH GLASS WARE.
LADIES’. GENTS' AND MISSES' KID GLOVES.
BLACK AND COLORED SILK WAISTS.
FINE TOWELS AND TABLE LINENS.
FANCY LUNCH ANDTABLE CLOTHS.
SATIN QUILTS IN WHITE AND COLORED.
ALL THE LATEST WEAVES IN COLORED DRESS GOODS.
. the most com-
Something in
13-;
FINE FRENCH CHINA.
1..
1.
affrorProIm. 330.000.00
JOIIN II. FERRIS. President.
JACOB M. “HON. Cashier.
.,.._...* m
Tristram 81 Hyatt,
Norwalk, Ct.
DIRECTORS:
John H. Ferric Henry Seymour
John H. Knapp Christian Swirl:
John 1-11 1.111111 1:. 1-1. Mathewson
Josiah ‘R. Marvin Snmuol Grumman
.1. Wallace Marvin.
Two Heads ‘
Better 1111110111
So bring your wife to help judgc
Alooounrs Soliollod.
'FbusALE.
Notice is hereby given that all thc
right. illtlc 11nd lntcrcut Joseph A.
Prntt. late of Norwalk. deceased. had
111 the time of his dcnth in or to those
two curtain tracts or parcels of land
with thr1 buildings thereon, situated in
tho town of No’rwnlk. 111 the city of
South 1Norwalk. 11nd morc particularly
described as follows:
01111 tract. lining the homestead of
said rlcredent 1111111111 northerly in
port by land of hate. Colon and in part
by 1.11111 of Alfred E. Austin. easterly
by highway known 1111 Elmwood avo-
111111. soutitcrly by land of Seymour (‘.
Palmer and wcstcrly by highway
known as Summit. street, said tract be-
ing about one hundred and four foot
'h‘ltir‘ by two hundrcd 11nd ninety-three
"11111 in depth: the other trnct with tho
fur-'11") tlrcreon. bounded northerly bv
1111111 of .loslub 11.111111 William E. Mar
vin Galiit‘t‘b" 'hi r'way know as W111
tcr otrcct. ' crly by hishvvny
'1nou 11 11s Elizabpth street and wester-
ty by 1111111 of 1111; 11111111 of Anna Smith.
and of Henrietta Godfrey;
In for 1111111 by the subscriber pursuant
to on order of the Court of Probate ‘1
for tho District of Norwalk. of 111111‘
1111111. Any further information deslr- -'
ed will be furnished by thr1 subscriber
1 111-1111
CHllJmEX'S OVERCOATS
AND sr'r'rs.
You will find so much more
value for the money if you do.
For the child from 4 to 15
years of ago you should look at
the Gray Oxford Overcoat; one
wr- nre selling at $1.75: 11 better
quality at $2.50.
8111111 for [119 8 to 11’) year oldn.
striped material.
’ $1. [111111 Cheviot cxtru
Suits. 11211.11 8 111 15. $1.25; :l-piccc
All Wool 511115. 3:1.
in two shades.
licnvy
MEN'S PANTS.
All Wool Cassimere, were $2.00:
now $1.25.
11. 116111111,
or by Richard ti. (1111111111. of South 11 North Main 3“,ch
Norwnllk.
MARY ll. PRATT. South Norwalk.
)xecutrlx.
South Norwnlk. Conn, December.
14th. 111101.
11111 23 1
" “ 1110111111111; or man.
Extremely'vnluible 111111111111. of am.
her have been diwoverod nlong the
coast of the North Sea, near the mouth
of the River Elbe. The nuiber is be-
lieved to be in such enormous quan-
tities that the government refuses to
‘let it be worked at once for fear of
ruining the existing amber works.
11' IB’ ANUBING '3
To hear men tell how absolutely
they domlnato their home. life.
To one women crowd into 11 place.
where numplos arr- 1111-1111 away.
To hear men talk about the many
favors they do for other man.
To are women display a number of
gigmfugfw ,°“ “ “““d °' “mm“ 3301/ arm: A connecr EXAMPLE.
'i‘o hour a man tell his wife how can 1 A small boy in one of the Dlnburv
ry he in that business calls him out of ochoola gave startling evidence of
an evening. the prevalent use of slang during a
To 111 11 woman adjust her skirts so close recitation a few days ago.
as to at ow I pretty root. The teacher trad evidently boon alo-
To hour a min boast of the struggles
he had in early life to secure a bust the pupil thnt an imperative sen
noon to 610111.111” a command and that wind
To one a woman take on a wide look pupils to illustrate their knotvledge .1111
when a trod to give a mop Idvicc in o asked each for an imperative nuance.
love at r. 1 When the turn of the clot-could small
To 111m 11 man talk about how 111qu ’1101 arrived he announced an 1110:1111--
money1 he lives to o church. pie: “Go my book and nit down.
" HARRY oooowru.
11111011111111 Here?
'3111 1111111 who note 11 may to war (tumult. no matter how Mentor
Who and be 1m offprd to overlook thin «torc- in his 111111. ,
0d cloth“) 111 not the ordtnfly mult'a the best that‘s mun.
it 1 .
«rental in luotllllnx into the mina‘é:
DI
’ .111
Momma: mater-tot. 817.300. 1111111 no mum mother Yoke In:
to I Yoke Mt on futiloulblr thin moon; emotionally wait
i
. 1111111111.... ...
. the clot
l
l
Special 0111311111; 111111111 Modernized
Credit 81151133111.
9 5'- .
Don t Shiver 11111131111119.
with every cold blast and continue to deny you‘rSclf of WARM AND CO“-
FORTABLE CLOTHlNG, while you are waiting to save up. Come and make
your selection now, and apply your savings in paying for them on our part
payment plan.
Swe‘i Overcoats.
There is a self conscious. self satisfied air about a man who wears a
trim fitting. graceful setting Overcoat. If you want to know what my. wall.
dressed feeling means. get into one of our long. loose back ammo. or the
equally popular double yoke cont. Both are made with double cufls and slash
pockets. of prevailing fashionable fabrics. Prices $12 98 to $19.00.
W11. CAN (11V? YOI' AS (lQOl) AN OVERCOAT AS YOU EVER PUT
ON 1'01 It HACK Hill 87. 710 TO 810. 00.
SHOE
in this department we are second to none.’ We not you to try our 83.50
Shoe; we can show you ten different styles in that particular prided (boo.
None'bctter made for the money.
ACCOUNTS OPENED WITH EVERYBODY.
”i
H. K I' ,geger £100.,
..... v4.1 1111111111111: '3' 1:; ,
"11"1.‘ . 12""?- twit-
Norwailr.Conn.
31v Den You 11;; 11111111111:
( lotbing is the index of character—~11 young man is: judged by
nwcars; not {10111110111 oxpcnnivc clothing but 1m
neat and stylish 111111111111 economic point of view.
People :1 opinion counts row: 1. volt well know. who pmitivc 3
your dress. Come' to to Wood we will 111111111111 mist you to
the correctAttirc. made to your measure at you have’
willingly paying for reodwtrrwcar chnhidgc .111 e
l'ttithftdlv ymm, 1
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Norwalk Chronicler