I Ilium WW ‘
urn your ' 't roullllomootnlemd
unclul. no I ”It tor I. polr in Show But I not you to
on at Wed. I, honours thou. limit always look so lilac.
pot-owollondMIIogood. and I would out o poll- ot Felt
or on than and A pair or Jot-m W} Ind brother mots
And then ho‘dlllko a pair oi Shoal hint like 1’: Iron". You'll
i” 0.100» & Colo: too. We buy our Show there. for Mo any:
tor odd cool Ion than thou you out It other stores. Its my:
plane her morn than o pair at Patrician Shoes Slater lone
, reunion will give no:- I lllll‘ or hoary extension hole shoes.
Won taro n of the oorrl'tortphlo kind or Slider thlt F. D Lyon
I. dou' I Viol-net; pluck» George, Willis and Baby urn gu-
Good- bye. 3» MAUI).
“on: more me lots 0! people in this town who thinlt just us Maud does
It i the our» lot good Shoes.
Ir. n. “6n 5 co.
South Norwnlls.
HOUSTON’S
E FUR STORE
Jackets. ' ..
Fur Boas.
., . . Fur Neck Scorfs l
‘ . . and Mutts.
Tho largest assortment to select irom. the most reliable
cod and the lowest prices
‘ _ ,hree best reasons mentioned above why you should
up your Furs at
m... .... M .--......m
TODAY IN WALL SYREET.
{to one; In Galleries Did Not Incl.
‘ Wilma Much littoral in Debate
WSHWGTON. December III—The
WALL STREET. 10:10 a. nl.-'l‘ll-3
general list advanced at the opening
of the stor k market today in spite of
étoduy rc‘pum'ed the debate upon ; uncertain fluctuations in Amalgamated
‘ n m prov do temporary mrenucs , Copper. This stod: opened unchang-
e Philippine Islands under an .cd adianoed {.1 relapsed to below last
I9” that the bill should be rot- night and than rocovmd 11. ohm,
V “I” -l o‘clock this afternoon last night. St. Paul rose a point and
".mdwgetn the galleries gm not pressed Steel Car recotored a point
H to much public interest in the ot’ testorday 8 low. The Gould stacks
‘ ~. . » and the trunk lines made notable ad
rooms. The taking 0. a 6.000 shares
{finale of Southern Railway lifted it on
I .' .
WALL STREET. ii a m.~0pcnlng
advances were extended while Amul-
guzuatrd showed strength. St. Paul
loathed 162% and Baltimore & Ohiol
common and pretermd. St Lords C:
San l4rnnclsuo Ruck Inland Tonncsseo
Coal. Long Island. General Electric.
to .v
" “our; t'l‘ex.» was the first
‘the House assembled today.
tntive ’l‘ruwney. the Republi
. “in3. said that the Philippine
l would pass in a liberal ma-
“0th there nould he some
on both sides.
epllbllcan members who halo
3 opposition to the bill are
every powwow allies with the r
' Henry P. Price. Pivot ludtea' consola-
The Rev. C. M. Selleck was the chic
Rubber Goods Pml'erred and Locomo~
live Pretened lose I to 1V; Minneup l
_ oils. St. Paul and Scull Ste. Muriel
will the m it possible lstorks were active and 2% to' o higher.I .
fl chlmctlxcd the oil! as outrage g“ outback in Amalgamated ‘0 “‘5‘
Illa 099mm” hlonths instead all night's price checked tho rise also}
I, ”‘3- he suld. mould not be ‘00 ‘Iwhero and speculation became dull
for' the discussion of a vital in ;:Ind reactionary. Priors wow on thtI
m: to 1000000” people He duelt up grads Ignln at It o‘.clock following
the injustice of the double ox istmng ““de up M 3‘ Paul Sugar
cud the “mm" tux upon rice 3“ Chicago & Alton Brooklyn Transit.
ud‘tobacco and charged thnt this i Manhattan Great Northern ""9"“ l
hie mutton us in the interest of; “"3““ ““0“ "1“ Am““"““““ “‘1
. $ “‘1 toimcco trusts. 0t nhich excepting Amalgamated sold
"h3HlNG'NJN Member ‘3 AI- int the host Delaware 8: Hudson rose!
’ the transaction of routine business ‘3‘“ N“ Jot-so) Central 0 and mom“
‘ l
Sonata todny In Plait. (Conn l i "in“ I
.. a resolution suspending tho! “ALL STREET ‘p mwln ~pite ot
a rarity of a point in Amalgamated Coo
fiiggnfhg°ugiutpgfiaefim ”fl per. the mullet was dull and drooping.
,. by ballot The resolution “ except for special movements. Gains
' "ted Mr Plait then submitted nuns reach-3d tor Colorado Fuel. Cotton Oil '
resolution appointing formant
committees of ties 7th Congress.‘
lines of the members oi the com-
It!“ already been publish-
.:
c
tithes Il‘ccau (Mosul nun.»
“(Mill and Crumbpacker. Ind I:
‘ Ilor is absent and dill be pair
In “
St. Louis I: Son Francisco 2nd. pattern
rod from 2% to l Reactlona ran trom‘
it to- " tor lacknnnna Mug Island
ixew York Central and Chicago Great
Western preferred B
t room's ouorArIous.
‘wouuoso aroma and - i Reports om prlnte win or u A.
. p‘“ Dacenibm I8~ illohmo. commission broker Swot-tr &
a, one 01mm” m“. Oorbotl'h block 80th Not-{rm
took a. o in th riot l West Open High how 1 30. mud"
‘ why gunmen“; Com. .momonw 30"» 3t 80% 30% 5”“ ‘°""“‘y DW- “5 "0‘
r " ‘ . 33% entrain: 'r wanna. V
m no oer-o «tempting to Press. Car Stu-18% E of ‘1“ t ii I. K
m SWIM of fl‘wkfi“ [m iAfll S 9‘. CO. I?!“ 13" 330% ‘39:? tech“)? 0 ‘3 dlSl E
‘ “mm" ““5"" m 1“" mum“ m STATEMENT or rm; nonunion"
rn Bolt. t Ohio it)? 102% 10118. 102%
“this undo trust abut-god with at". R. 1.. 63?". ”It a“ 53% 0' Tue MOTH NORWALK
. I . . ,I Con. noun... ssu sou "U" CONN“.
‘ ~ ’ Can. 0! N. m. not mu Illa 1881.5 ‘at South Nonrnlk. Doom. it the close
‘1‘ ARRIVID.. mm 6,» Ohio m; ml. «to I22 film?" on the 10th do! oiDecm~
m‘dflm h. . CJI. fiSLP. Iflli 18355 idllfllfi .'? r. . I
k“ " touch. 5.;- P nu mu [5] In: mom. 1
II. I ll Con 172M. 115% I'ltld ‘l'Mlt hour to parties In till 5
tr. 8:. Steel. ml. our. mo 41% state ”comm”
[1.8. Steel pill, 91% 911‘. 91% 91% Stocks nod Murillo-l 34.92175
(Ion. Bi. (7.0.. . as: 28135 was Premium Account 2151
too. & Nut. "6% 1065 too llltl flanking Room. Furniture ‘
Nor. & Wool... 55% 53% 55% 39:3 Ind mum. 13.5”.”
Dion. Count. 138% m 135% mu Duo from Approved III- I
r I..l lililfi ldlI "Hi mu Am“. 15.08417 .
‘ I. LIE. Ilfllfl 61:55 iii“. “1‘ Doe I!“ other mu ‘
all». In “Moduli 10m Button and Trust Cow
Not. Ind 06.. It Imam
i' ‘d‘l’l‘fl ‘gl '3? “El rm;
'n o
- lot! “It ‘ :I'lo 1 “ill
I.
u“ , on
mmfim on
,m nib I ‘ r
on “
[noon from the Rowapton Methodist
, night-r: outorlr by land tomerly ot
mu minimum; »
may: out not It
will.” Monmouth ' ‘
to on routo to thin nonoiroo. with:
carpool: to ranch by the and at Fol:
Hull writer on follows of his plum:
way back through Mexico and Tom
I hate 5 very line one I otter to our
pool expert who can pocket my (nun
toouholl shot. Thin one i will leave at
lug editor. I will bring this one not:
to Stamford an I dont helluva thorn in
another pool player who can make:
fourteen balls with one shot as l have
done ln nearly every city in America.
and I know 6%le player in the noun-
".3, n
D'NEIII TO MR. FEPPEI. r
arranging to give a complimontury
dinner to Landlord tinny Peppcr, at
The Clll'ford on New Year's night, fol
lowing the formal opening of the new
hotel. Subscriptions tor tho "Mir.
which promises to be one of the host
ever had in The Norwulka. will be re»
cclvod by ex-Mnyor Charles (1. Bolton-
uun and E. A. Woodward. The. drum
will ho a deserved recognition of Mr.
Popper's popularity in Norwulk and
surrounding towns.
Miss ELIIIE KNAPP SURPRISED.
A nurprioe party was tendered Miro
Elsie Knapp, of It Riverside avenue.
Norwalk. Monday night. by a company
of her friends. Games, music and oth-
or social pastimes wore enjoyed and II
collation was partanen ot. All present
reported a‘flne time. The guests were
the Misses Viola,Wa,v. Lucy Howard.
Gerri 1de Woudell Clnru Nestor.
ncinch Northrop. Masters Earl Hos-
kins. Chostor Merritt Warren Wood»
ward Kenneth Srnlth, M Nestor. E.
Knapp Adelhort Knapp
OLD FOLKS' WHIST CLUB.
The Old Folks' Whlut Club was en-
tortainod last night by Mr. and Mrs. .
W. F. Bishop. of Beldcn avenue. The
first lodles' prize went, to Mrs. C. W. .
Many and the first gentlemen’s to.
tlou prize was secured by Mrs. Henry
P. Price and gentlenien‘o consolation
by Dr. Many. There Were tour to
tiles. The next meeting of the club will
he held on Tuesday evening. Decem-
ber slot. at the home at Mr. and Mrs.
George W. Cram. in Wall street.
SCHILLER STAMM’B ELECTION.
Schiller Sunni. Independent III-Idol-
m lied Men. hold its annual meeting
last night in the tailoring establish-
ment of Franz Kocour. In North Main .
street. and selécled these officers: '
Chick—F. Kolmur.
Under Chiet~Jucoh Wolf.
Fly Chico-Albert Berg.
Secretary~Gustav Lance.
Trensurorv-el-hynk Wollyuug.
MM
Punch-Aux In NORWALK;
The funeral of Mn. Mary Low was
hold from her late home in chtport
avenue. this afternoon at 3 oaclock
iatinc cleroymnn. interment was In
the Norwalk Cemetery.
The tnnonl of Churles ll. Payne.
“ho died in ..c Bridgeport hospital
Manda) afternoon was held this attor-
Church. Burial Iran in Union Comr-
tcry. Rownrton
Hall on: at Indian.
Pursndnt to an order of the Court of
Probate tor the District of Norwalk.
the subscriber heréby git-es notice that
he will sell at public sale to the high-
est bidder therefor at the ofllcc of
Joseph R. Taylor. 79 Washington
street. South Non-alt. on Thursday,
the 36th Inst. It 3: 3t) oclock p. In"
all such right title and
«incense in and to all that canola lot
ot land shunted on l-‘lu Hill so called.
in the town of Nonnlk. being «bod: 8!
feet in trout on highway and Ihont 200
feet in depth; bounded northerly by
Ahnhlm I. Vanderbilt; southerly by
land of Dell- Dthble: our! westerly by
land of heirs of estate of “under
ruury out In one of his lotto" Mr; f
"After I roach ’li‘rlrco 1 will pluruty
' Woo . or; I‘m *
ho inooumdotoordorowlomtruh
Impact our mothriaIIu-our Milton
platen.
Fur colloretteu and born.
M Krilsovlrz d: 8 Fox,
LADI Sf TAILORI.
Carnot mm min and Ann alum.
. ”pitiful-ml lk.
interest as V
,Gcorge l. Keelcr nod oi the time of his
Not-walk. . . -
W0"! 01“.
pair.
present °
Ollice Hours. 8 t
Candles
A number of citlzona oi Nor wallt are .
You will‘liuve them for
Xmas.
GET THEM HERE.
Save Money.
Uood Mixed Candies
- ‘lllc lb
I ' - . 1
candy . Kltchen, H O L I D A Y H A N D K E R ELESANT FRENCH FLAN- FINE FRENCH CHINA. ~;
24 South Main Street.
South Norwalk.
Honda“
We have made an extra effort this season to place before our friends and patrons, the most corn w '
plot: line of goods suitable for HOLIDAY PRESENTS that we have em shown. Something tit
every department especially suited for the seaport. .. r ‘ ' ‘
”our.
SPECIAL SALE
this week of
Trimmed Hats
'A ND
011nm} Hus.
N-..~—-..._.
M. F. ACKERMAN,
3! Main Strut.
Conn.
;.l’«._ .
Connected with large Bridgeport cstnlr
liabmfint. waldo goods at
In prices.
CHIEFS BLAC‘FILISI'RESS GOODS $211212?!) Egggusu mars
FANCY NECKWEAR HOLIDAY UMBRELLAS. . FANCY uovnyrmss. '
WOOL GLOVES AND urr- v run nurrs AND scnurs ALL 81238 or RUGS. . .;
runs LACE CURTAINS RICH GLASS WARE. r ‘
I LADIES'n GENTS‘ AND MISSES' KID GLOVES. [ I Y
BLACK AND COLORED SILK WAISTS. - ‘
FINE TOWELS AND TABLE LIN ENS. "’
FANCY LUNCH AND TABLE CLOTHS.
SATIN UILTS IN WHITE AND COLORED.
ALL TH LATEST WEAVES IN COLORED DRESS GOODS.
Norwalk, Ct
Triétram & Hyatt,
Hold
Mtdmmlis l‘m
llecds' Witching.
to he your hus’lliand? your brother?
Or your son? “
poor fellow mint; longingly at
gold glasses my patrons wear.
thought of 11.3 own glasses old and
Doom t he deserve a better
Does he duper-re my Christmas
In! goods will meet
We" have noticed
ltso
his appreciation open evenings until
VDI‘TSUIIBS. Lennon 0! Christmas goods
exchanged any tithe
HOMER 'B. HOYT.
Graduate Optician,
Room ":9 lid! Il' Bank Building
114512i45l08 30.
Look No
Further
for Gifts for
Gentlt’men.
Furnishing; are the things
to give,
GOODWIN'S
the place to buv them.
Slum Minor
Collars all:
[lanai-roller:
_ Item":
Horton Barton
Jonlry
Supt-don
Besides. a coniplctcgstock‘
ot correct outer garments
tor the boy and for the
the
the
As he
OntoVour $53 1
Until vou see the wonderlul
bargains olicred here. '
Mon '1 Black Dressy Suits. ,
spacial for Xmas. $8 00
For the child trom I to 15 .
years ol ago you should look at
the Gray .thord Overcoat: one
we are selling pt $1.75; a better
quality at $2.50.
Suits for the 8 to 15 your odds.
atrtpcd material, in two shades.
ll. Blue Cheviot oxtrn heavy
Suits. sizes 8 to 15. “.25;
All Wool all . 83.
MEN'S PANTS.
All Wool Cnssimerc. worn $2.00:
now $1.25
R D ' Special Olforiuas you our Modétmzed»
Credit Sustem
Don’t Shiver and Shake.
with ovary cold hint and continue to deny mum" of WAR! AND 00“,
FORTABLE CLOTHING while you urn waiting to unn- up Game Ind mu
your selection now and apply your savings In paying for than on our part-
poyment plan
D. Gotlieb.
ll North Main Street.
South Namalk. Swell Over-coats.
Thorn is a sell conaclouu. melt satisfied air about“ a man who we»: a
‘ trim lilting. glamtul rotting Overcoat. It you want to know who: lhltt well.
drmed («silos mom. got into one of our long. loo-e hock Overoonto, or tin
. equally popular double yoke coal. Both arr motto with double on!» old ohm:
mrltotu. o! prevailing tuitionable tabrlm. Prim 812.98 to $19.00. '
WE CAN GIVE I'Ol’ AS (I001) AN OVEKCOAT AS YOU EVER PUT
ON YOUR BACK EUR 37.50 1‘0 Mom.
SHOE
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