“a I 1mm“:
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at or Capo. a Mail or Neck
art a Child's Set.
4..“
,lnd of type used. '1 Ida galnl
as in Mr“. Reed' a favor.
_ .ERS TAKE THE STAND
men printers. Edmund E. ‘
”Freeman and H. ”8 Mitch
tyne this morning. The
on lied for the purpose of
on used In printed
kllebe‘dto be illegal was
‘ that reached by the roan.
‘ 1)?! falls secletary oil
and in huccessful can ;
was elected by a majority of?
of 1.93.1 votes. It Is nl- '
lie Secorld or South Nor
dill) votes were wrongly
here are other minor lr
is alleged mainly in the use
' n; referring to cor
_ id named on the ticket
a point is in the size of type
planting the ballets
ganth‘e Ville of the town was re
. €le court. Wltncssee were ex
{in toys that the election was
6‘ lite result; About 2100
a cast and tile town went Re
. majorities of from 200 to
two succesetul Republican
, s are interested In the pres
because one of them may be
beaten If the claims of Mr.
re sustained If the ballots
.. are declared Illegal and
them are found, the entire
a town may be changed.
.9 am LIABY asap.
GTON. Dec. 27.—The Navy
this morning. received
telegram from Admiral
aha-om commanding the
.Tird. dated today: “Cap
P. Leary. U. 8. N3. died
l: ills Marine Hosp ‘
all
‘ .' crossed 117 when rcdnsd suaar was.
allot; now is. what Gift to get for Mother Wife.
Sister or Sweetheart. We can provide for all. old or young. Ev
we offer here makes a sensible and useful Gift. one whish will be
“ensured long after the holidays are forgotten.
in ml (1 w salt)! the largest assortment the most reliable goods
parables our prices to be the lowest. quality considered.
ALLOW US 10 SUGGEQT.
' ' IN CLOTH OARMENTS.
A Tailor Made Suit, Cont, Cape or
Skirt. a Taffeta, ‘aolvct or Fian-
nel Waist. ‘
FOR THE' CHILDREN.
Box Coats. Roofers.
Gretchcns
i lllask Ilium Frail The Windows
, ounts at the opening at sharp advances.
Ispeculatlvc lndustrrais were unchanged.
. lred advanced 3 points.
‘ Electric rallied 3 and the First Prefer-
b ly, a point and. Amalgamaud receded to
>' ' ’10. but Sugar .
the first governor ~
limp! elite Into
> ed son, the best oi the day.
‘1 priced specialties ruled at the beat.
and Fur Sets
TODAY lN WALL STREET.
WALL STREET. 10:10 a m.——Rail-
road stocks Were taken In round am-
especially the trunscontlncntnls and
coolers. Missouri Pacific advanced a
point, and Manhattan 1%. The highly
Sugar rose ‘34 and then ran off to below
last night's close. Amalgamated Cop-
per opened off 125. but recovered It
Westinghouse Electric lost a point.
WALL S'l‘REE'I‘. 1‘1 a. m.——8ugar met
support when It touched 111%. and
quickly rushed up to 115 which repre-
sented a gain over last night of 2%
Simultaneous bidding up of Amalgam-
‘ated Copper to 89 cit—dividend and
Manhattan to 138 completed the rout
of the: shorts. The Coolers and Transu
continental stoolrs moved up strongly.
-Buffalo. Rochester & Plttsburg Prefers
Westinghouse
red sold at 187. a rise of 30 points since
the previous sale last month.
WALL STREET. NOON.——Thc suc-
cessful marking up of Amalgamated
Sugar and Manhattan encouraged long
buying throughout the market. Sugar
continued foremost In the movement
and touched 116% St Paul Union t’a~
cizc. Metropolitan Street Railway.
Consolidated has. Chicago. lndlanapo-
lie and ulsvilic stocks. International
Paper. ullman. New Jersey Central
Pacific Mall and Lead. common and
preferred. gained 1 to 1%. Lake Erie
and Western rose 81/; A later relapse
of 11,5 in Sugar caused some hesitation
and Amalgamated rose to 71% with
out effect on the market.
WALL STREET. I p. m. ~The move-
ment of prices was languid and inclin-
‘cd to drop. Amalgamated Copper fell
back a point and Manhattan lost prac-
tically all Its gain. but both rose again
to the best. Hocking Valley. undivi—
dcnd and announce Preferred lost 1%
each. Smeltins. Baltimore a Ohio and
Wisconsin Central Preferred rose 1 to
ltd. Toward the end of the hour Un-
lon‘lraciflc and St. Paul fell back near-
mped to 11?. ,
WALL 3T 2 n. arr-The mar-
not acted nervously durum the its:
quest fluctuations of Sugar Amalga-
mated arid nonhuman. which covered
.a point either way. The publication
of Atchison's favorable November
statement started a general demand
’ otr railroad stocks and Atoblson touch-
Reading
stocks were min heavily absorbed.
the common rising 1% and the high
New Jersey Central rose 8%. Sum
advanced to points by another can
”fir nlllsb Low 1: so
Alb. Copperaw 6% 71% 67% 70%
1mm
79 to
1am torn 101% 101
roast tom 10m 10m
ll.
he a. and an tan
pormr W?” and mini an» mm. 7‘] W
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IIIIIars ligand
Ill Flam IlmIdpg In ”loan
SORANTON. Pa. Dorember 27~An
explosion in the barrel mill of the
Moosl‘c Powder Company. at the Jar-
myn Works. today. blew the mill and
some adjoining buildings to picces. and
broke windows for miles are '.
The shock was felt In this ly. a dis-
tance of fivemiiea. Jacob Hiller, who
was In the engine room. In an adjoining
building, was burned beyond recondi—
tion and cannot survive. John Gibbs.
George Gebhardt. and George Forkel.
who were entering the mill yard. were
caught by flying debris, and badly ln~
Albert Curcyh house. struck his daugh-
ter, and cut a deep cash In her neck
it Is feared she is fatally Injured.
Scarcely a store or residence In Jermyn
escaped with a whole pane of glass.
A Delaware & Hudson passenger
train. which passed about a quarter of
a mile irom the scene of the explosion
ed by the force of the explosion. and
the passengers screamed with terror as
the train gave a sudden lurch. The
cause of the explosion is unknown.
SENATOR DEPEW MARRIED.
United to Miss M'Iv Palmer This Af-
‘tsrnoan in Nice.
NICE. December 27-~The civil core
away of the marriage of Senator
ChaunCey M Barrow and Miss May
Palmer took place at 3 o‘clock this
afternoon ill the United States can
sulotc. The bride's witnesses were
Baron Von Andre and Baron Dc Can
misuse. The bridesroom'a witnesses
were James Gordon Bennett and Count
De Sore. Among the others present
were Mrs. Palmer, Countess Dc, 8ch
and Baroness Von Andre.
Senator Depew was in excellent
health. The bride was charmln ly
dressed. The bride bring a Calhoic.
there will be two religious ceremonies
The first will take place at Notro Dame
and the second at the Episcopal
Church at ll o’clock In the morning
and at noon tomorrow “respectively
when ten biueinckete from the United
States cruiser Albany will form‘ a
guard of honor.
CABINET MEETING TODAY.
WASHINGTON. .180. '27.»‘-The cabl-
net met as usual today; but no busi-
ness was transacted. Thezsesslon was
occupied in the exchange‘ of holiday
reminiscences. The mostposltIVe dc.
nials are given of the story published
today that F. I). Coburn secretarv of
the state board of asriculturo bi Kan
sas Is to succeed Secretary Wilson
When the fact that Gtwornor Shaw
had accepted the tender of the Trans
ury port folio. was made public. the
announcement was made that Sucre»
tary Wilson would remain in the cabi-
net and today the same statement was
reiterated at the White House In the
most emphatlnc manner." The presi-
dent ls anxious that Secretary Wilson
should remain and the secretary him
self. has Informed the president that
he will be glad to do so
ALLEGED ANARCHIST ARRESTED.
NEW YORK. Dec 27 “Rudolf Gross-
mau. thirty four years old. editor of
the Austroliungarian Gazette. was ar-
rested today by a headquarters detec-
tive. charged with having assaulted
his wife with a knife. Mrs-Gosaman
declared her husband to be an anar-
chist. and said that he recently told
her he would consider himself highly
honored If he. could do to President
noossvolt what Caclgoas did to Presi—
dent McKinley. She alleged that her
husband on December 9.” last. address-
ed a meeting of anarchists in this city.
where he was Introduced by Emma
Goldman.
WANTB TO TRANSFER POLO TEAM
WINSTED Conn. December 27——
Manaaer Harrington. of the Water»
and In a conversation with Mr. Kelley.
of the 'Wnlstcd amateur polo team,
said he desired to remove the Water-
bury taam to Torrlnalon and place a
new team In Winsled He has already
secured an option on the Torrlnaton
Chara House for games. Mr. Kelley
adored to withdraw his amateur lame
and lot Mr Harrluaton havodho use
of the armory hora
her Ill-what
. also who are bslieved to 'bo hurtlbrt.
side’, you:
“ll” 0 ‘21: bulidlgg. lagt taint. by’l‘heo-
om venwo w c was
mosaic the and
lured. Glass brown from a window in .
at the time of the accident. was sway- ,
took part' at Christiillistcd. island of
bury polo team. was here this morning. H
BUMLAR OUDPIOTO IN OILLA0.9 ‘
BRIDDEPORT. Dacem
with designs on wills rate ‘tot c .
profound is liable?
overload. ‘
m ,3: ,
LADIII' TAlLOBI.
I THAN RIGHT HHRH
. mom: can OWN
AND SELL ITRIGHT.
II In Is 100 lb
candy Kitchen,
24 50th Main Street.
South Norwalk.
mm
iNFRINGIMENT ALLEGED.
Bill of Complaint Against American
Graphophone Company, Iridgaport.
Hartford. Dec 27. win the United
States Circuit Court today a bill of
complaint was filed by the National
Phonosraph mmpnnv of Orange. N.
I. against the American Graphophonc
Company of Bridgeport. this state.
The complaint alleges infringement on
a certain improved processof’dupll-
eating phonograph records. The com
:Ialnants claim they bought the solo
title and Interest in the patriot from
Thomas A Million.
A perpetual injunction enjoining too
defendant from directly or Ir directly
making phonograph records ls asked
for; that the company be ordered to
deliver to the complainant or an ofll.
car of the court for destruction all
records In its possession: that an In-
iunctlon pendants lite be Issued by the
court. and that the defendant be access
all three times in excess of the damage
sustained by the alleged Infringement.
DEMONSTRATION AT ST. CROIX.
ST THOMAS H W‘. 1.. December
“ll—db curse and orderly demonstration
St Croix l) W. i. 'yia'stcrday Those
who took part in it comprised repre-
sentatives of the paths official and
planting elements. esolutioaa were
adopted urging Denmark to introduce
reforms and Improvements In the Dan-
Ish West ludlan islands and to lift
the latter out of the humiliationa of
lhe past. it was also set forth that the
leadlna Inhabitants of the islands. as
socially the natives. olllcialu. mer-
chants. planters andi’Danlsh subjects
rencraliy. demand thwthclnianda be
not sold. but that rcl‘drms under the
Danish flag. commercial. Industrial and
social. be Instituted, which they are
confident King Christian wish his min.
istry will consider.
ARRANGING FOR POLO TRANSFER
WATERBURY Dec. 27. “Manager
Harrington of the Waterbury polo
team. is In Winsted ay presumably
for the purpose of n arising to trans
fer the local aggregation to that place
several of the Watc bury polo team.
among them Grilnn lid“ Conway. say
they will not so to Winsted but will
stay here and run the some on the co-
operative piau. It Is not known what
action Manager Harrington will take
when Ire learns of this. He has tale
phoned to friends In‘ Waterbury that
use has no intention of giving up polo.
The regular scheduled game will be
played here tonight.
nus TACK Pabvearv ro as
QOLD...
BOSTON. December 27~lt has been
decided to sell the property of the At
Ian Tack Company at auction In this
city on February 6. In accordance with
use recent announcement. that the
mortgage hold by a Boston that com
nany would he torech The prop-
erty embraces factories. land and
machinery In Plymouth Duxbury.
Tauntou. Fair Haven and Whitman. H.
. Rogers. of New York bid In the
property covered by the second mort-
gage bonds some time ago. The first
1::on bondholders now have fors-
c as
GLONNON GITQ‘J’SIX MONTHS.“
NEW YORK. Doc. 21 .—-Edward
Thirds tbtgltroot Pollcorta will); WIN:
today sentenfid lo sl‘a montha' Imprls-‘l
onrn tin-titans that! no rd
as polls: ' ”a
wilfulgtnoclbt l “
bums:- sdlaorderiyflousa.‘ . .
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CHIEFS.
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piste line of goods suitable for HOLIDAY PRESENTS that we have over shows.
every department especially suited for the season.
H 0 LI D A y a A a D K E R- ELESAN'r FRENCH FLAN- FINE FRENCH CHIN A“
.Lacsycuarams .
LADIES’. GENTS’ AND MISSES’ KID GLOVES.
. BLACK AND COLORED SILK WAISTS.
. FINE TOWELS AND TABLE LINENS. . ‘ , . ‘ , 2
FANCY LUNCH AND TABLE CLOTHS. , . . I - a .
'I s SATIN QUILTS IN WHITE AND COLORED. .
. ALL'THE LATEST WEAVES IN COLORED DRESS GOODS.
,
ELS H OLIDAFI BOOKS
,. BLACK oases Goons SILK AND smash 'sxm'rs
FANCY "3“me HOLIDAY UMBRELLAS. “ graacr novatrrss’ 4
WOOL GLOVES AND MIT FUR MUFFS A‘ND SCARFS. IALL SIZES or suns
TENS. » Iarca GLASS walls.
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Hold
OntoYour 55$
Until vou 'sce ihe wondgriul
bargains offered here.
Man ’5 Black Dressy Sum.
special for Xmas. $8 00.
For the child from 4 lol 15
years of age'you should look at
the Gray Oxford Overcoat; one
we are selling at‘ $1.75; \a better
quality at $2330. ’- '
Suits for the 8 to 15 year olds,
striped material. in two shades.
:1. Blue Cheviot extra heavy
Suits. sizes 8 to 15. 31.25: 8-pioco
All Wool Spits. Qt.
unit‘s rams,
All Wool Cassimere. were $2.00:
now 81.25.
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D. Dollie;
11 North Main Qtrcet:
South Nor-walk.
a
The Parker “Lucky curve” lb syn-
onymous the world over for the best in
Fountain Pen makini. '
Department of State, Washington.
. We regard the Parker Jointlass
Fountain Pen a most excellent one.
and it undoubtedly will give entire sat
inaction to those who use than In the
Department. Vary mapsctfully yours,
WM. ll MICHAEL. Chief Clerk.
IOLO IV
Jeweler. ,
.Lr
Tristram 8: Hyatt,
iii a librarian?
Norwallt, Obits.
N°rWalk Gt
Special Offenses on our Moderated "-
Credit Susiem.
Don’ t Shiver and Shake.
with every cold blast and continue to deny yourself of WAR“ also can.
PORTABLE CLOTHING. while you are waiting to sale up. Come and make
your selection now and apply your savings In paying for them on our part-
payment plan.
r a
Swe'l Overcoats.
There Is a self conscious. self satisfied air about a man who we“ a 3r “
trim fitting. graceful setting Overcoat. if you want to know what this wall ”
dressed feeling means. not Into one of our long. loose back Overcoat, «
equally popular double yoke coat. Both are made with double out:
pockets. of prevailing fashionable fabrics. Prices $12. 98 to $19. 00.
WE CAN GIVE YOU AS GOOD AN OVERCOAT AS YOU EVER PUN-
ON YOUR BACK FUR 37. 50 TO :1on
SHOE,
a .
Shoo; we can show you ten different styles In that“
Nona better made for the amt
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