MONDAY. DEC. lg. 1905.
THE SOUTH
NORWALK EVENING SENTINEL
<1 Al I LAN ES 1)
Phone I65-5
Fresh
Homemade
Candles
«now
5 1 Washington St.
(
until this hits I.
—(‘llllhillli\5 in only eleven IlaIn nqu
. ~\ I-‘III load of t‘hrihttnnn trees have
III-rived ut the Public MIIIktt
it doesnt pay to let horses get too
smooth iti llllni kind III footing.
.ltIlIn 'l. llll_\"(.\'. oi Norwalk in Nlltilil
lllt'. the IlIIy in NI -w \In'k (‘ ity.
Miss Aline.“ llIIIlII‘IItIl .«pvnt SIIIIIlIII
in ilnnbury.
’l‘hI- lIIIrgII ll. .l. tiItI'l'etl. with It I-ILI‘AII
of not cool for John ll. iI‘III‘rls. nrriI'I-Il
this lnornitm.
II}. II. Til)llil‘
IlIIIIIII- I'Il \\':IHlIiItLI.IIIII lIIIll.
Thursday night.
'l‘llt' {illnllill l‘lt‘t'lltlll Ill' tilllI'III'w of Pol
IIIIm l’lllt-t' Company will b. lII-lIl III the
lime house. this evening.
in lil’l'illlltlllil l(l_L'l\'t' :I
(‘I'IIIIlIIIt‘.\'.
An important meeting of the hull
I‘Innmltlte Ill IJIIIIIs 'lIilIII. l (i. ll. Ill.
will be held this evening.
.lirs. ('lIII'euIIe iI‘. Osborn. III‘ .-\l't‘ll
street, in entertaining the Montiuj.
ternonn Whist (‘lIIb, toIiIIy.
Nominations will be made this even-I
log, at the meeting of ()lll' llrIIIlII-I'n‘
Lodge. l. t). (l. E, of NorwIIllt.
The Brown Business College makes
you competent oI‘iitIt- Ilssistaiits.< lit--
IIII-nlher their IIIIIiIInIIl reputation
l'IIlon (‘Illlllt'lL Knights III'
III NIII'wIIllI. will l'll't‘l oili-
(‘niholic
(folutnbue,
(HR for the ensuing ,W‘ill' III lhi~ even»-
inlz's IIII-etzng.
.‘I l'~
lI‘ItIrIIII S. lletla oi Uitlllltll‘),
town this morning
'l‘lIeI-I' iI-I II lttl'i'w Il.~‘\|llllllt‘ll[
(‘lIIlsIIIIIIII trI-I I. III SI lI:IIIII'~< III.II‘lI'I-t.
’l‘he Ililllt‘lllh III the NIIrIIIIllI llInIplIIIl
“n. all I'IIIIII’l 'll llll‘~ iII'iIIIIIIIIIII us do
but nicely.
Mitts Lockwood. III The ”ll‘t'll,
wullt. spt‘zillIIIIi lltl IIII‘IIlII quite
on It IIInirwIIy. SIIIIII'IIII} night.
With lu
Nor
. . . |
SIIIIIeIlIIng III tlte JewI-lry line would
he Illtlrl appropriate for 1111 XIIIIIII girl.
I‘tIll IIIIIl IIIIIIIIilII- lliIIlIIIl‘Il .\llil(‘li.<
Mock.
The l'nrtor'fl iiIIilIl til the NIII‘thlll
(‘IIIIizIII-uIItlIIIIIIl Church will meet Wetl-
III-.IIIIII IIi'IeIuIIon III :2 II'I'lllt'lt. III lllt‘
I-lIIInI-l.
l‘lll'lfillllIIa Juli-per :It l\'l‘lI-L-~-I"~'
l'l'l‘llll syIIiI-nl lII-lpII (Vill'l‘llllilh
ll) :1 <|II-IIIl.I l't'llli‘lillltlll .H‘III- llll.
’I‘lIII IIIIIIIIIII met-lint: III' the SIIIIIlIII
plow.
Lal‘lliltll ll‘IlI'llt‘l'H of die NIIIIIIIIllI I‘IIIIIII'I ~‘
lifllltlllill l'lllll't‘li will he held llllllIll‘l'tIW
evening III II II'IIIIII-lI. III lllt‘ Dill'nllllilkt‘.
A few IIIIIbI'eIIII "IlIInt‘s" and It i‘IIII'
tori SIIIII- today. Read it. it will lil'lHI‘
:I help to you when lIIIinII: for XIIIIIS.
—--StIIIIII~1IiI- Books of Norwullt and
South Norwalk, III lieers.‘ BI'III.
'l‘Iiwll ANSI-snot l“l'IIIlIIt‘lI‘l\'
ll. Qlllll‘
IIII'd (‘Illlllllllth Heinouhiy ill of I‘I-IIII' ill;
AII §
,lllh‘ It’riltlt'llt't‘ III \\‘II.»|Iiu,ulIIII hll'I‘t“l.
'IIIlIliiIoIIIIl lIlllM' IIIIa M'lllit‘ll
IlItv.
’l'-iII t‘IInIIeIIitIIII liIIiiII'IIII IIIIIl Light-
, IIII. ( oInI I1 \ llil\t' lll\'l ll’“lti\lli some
I llllllthlllllt' poItIIlIle lIIIIIp> slIIIIlIIs and
I II m- to l' “H lill .\IIIII.~' tI';IIIlI .\lIIlIt-
them It vimil told it: |\I‘ It look.
.:\I llIIIlwI-il‘II store It IpIIriIIlIy is be
i111.- IIIaIII- III‘ rI-pI-IIIIIII: titles {or boys.
II description III which will be round III
.Iti. today. (itlII-I' tll‘llt'lt'i\ in loys.
lIIIIIlI'I-I, LIIIIIII-s. ('li‘., III'I- tllhll III be found
tune in I-IIIllII:-.« \‘ill'lt'l)’.
".\11 EM IIIIII: \\'illI .\li.~I.~iIIII.\' “ill be
the topic III‘ the weekly prIII'er lllt'l'l
lug III' ilIII YIIIIIILI l’I-IIIIlI-‘.~I SIIIIIIII III‘
the )JIII‘IIII-Ilit (‘tlllgl‘t‘gliillllltll l'lllll'l‘lL
'l‘IIIII'sdIII «II-11in..- III 'I'::lo. The week»
ly player IIIII-tiIIII. III‘ the l‘lllll‘t‘ll wIIl
IIIllIIw III .\ II'IIIIIIlI. IlII- IIIIIIiecI lII III~~
'IlII-r Your Shoulder."
)I‘eitd“
. As no t'\li'2l IIIIIl fillt‘l’itll (‘ill‘lelllliih
.' oil'I-r the (hit “ll-\li Food (‘II. will tum
:IIIIIy I don. Ilil'iIvIIIItII lilllllr- III‘ IIIltIIIblII
“ilit‘lll‘~ ItI \\(Illltll. nII'l~.111IIII IIIIIl lll))>
ISI~I- IIiI'IIulIIr in (‘:II ilIIslI pIIIIitIILzI-l
to ill!“ I: lll'l‘h‘tllis IIII‘IltiIlI.’ lllt‘ greIIlI-Ht
lllllllllll‘ of words in l-IIIILli>lI from the
lIItIeIw in this sIIIItI-III-I: "IlIII ltuslt iI~
II lIIIIltli food," The (“Illllt'fil tithes
lire, L’l Illlll IIIIII‘hIIn' will be IIIIIIIeIi
llII- ‘l:I. 110ml. Stud yI-III' list of words
‘I by fll‘lll to the NI II lIIIILIlIIIIIl l“llilil ('II.
Slilllll Norwnllt, I‘l.
MI‘H. Wesley M. Nllllot'k lIIIII lli‘l'll .
tIonilIIIIIi III llt‘l‘ l‘lltllllh III the ilIItI'i " SIlllH‘llll' “Units tit Nill'h‘illii IIIIIi
NIIIwIIIlI torn i‘eII Ililyh. but is llIl\\' IIIIg SIlltlll NIII‘II'IIIII', III lleei‘s,’ 27.4
proving lllt‘I‘l)’. . ll. \1. III nut-II, W. I). VIII-1...; Mi»
A special IIIIIII nIIIIIIInL' to I-IIIIsiIiIII , "E “- “1|”. Mix? ilIII'rI \lIIIII .l. N
the Westport :l\~llllII llltllit‘l‘ will lIIIi l'l‘ll-fllilll. . IIw lIIIlI: \i'. ll IIIIIIIliII
held \\'eIinesIlIIy night III 'I'It’III o'cloclt,‘ “-_ ll \‘-Il~lll>III'II. l-' ll. ll.Il II III and
III the town leuemhlv hull. \\'IIll strIIIK “ll“ ”‘l-‘lv‘lll; W. H. lil'illl). I‘. ltyIII-II
' l'l‘ti\'lIlI‘lIIItI. It. i.: il. 1' .‘it. .lIilIII_ .\lIiiit
\'(lll will find. III llll\\~lllllll II, books mm.‘ X J” I. ". “mm“. II. It. Stone.
that have been PhD-“I’ll MllI'l'm'W IN" MI‘ IIIItl Mrs. J. .l. 'I‘lioiupson. New ”II
the young. Visit the stole IIIIII pIIIlI‘AIPH; H. l\'. ilelztlIIInty. “AW”: Mu“;
iroin the hundreds you will ilntl there. it. It, 1-H." mmuw N 1.; ,. ll
’l’htI IInnuIIl IIIIIIIIIIIIIIicIItion III‘ SIII I'fl'W-‘Illl- lllllll. Miles; I“. .l \\‘IIIeII.\, \\'.
.lIIlIII'I: Lodge. A. iI‘. and A. AL. ot‘ Nor "- MINI‘II‘UII. llilltlntr). III III III-IIiIIIIII»
wulh. “I“. I... mm 1‘1.“me M, “m.” .Il IlII- llIIIIi I‘lIt'ioIIIl SIIIIIIIIIII' Illlll XIIII~
(iniI-ets will he kit‘i‘lt‘il llll the tIZl‘ellllliI.
_II.III
'i‘lII» thlgeilt lIl llIIIIIi lIII~ III tl’llJ'Il IIII
iIIIiIIIIiIuI to go to \Vlhllllli'l
month, III |llll’il(“l|iilll‘ with IlIe l‘.tll'l‘.‘i'
ers in on entertainment to be given
llll'l‘l‘.
'l'IIlIe II look III RIIIIIl's lit]. to see
what it has to shy about. holiday
cloves, hosiery and aprons. These are
Ihree Ilnei'ul IIItiIIlI s and Itre sure to il'.‘
Iipprecintttl Its ChrisIInI-III gii’tn.
IIIle ‘.
IlIII
FRENCH JOCKEY CLUB MUST PAY
l‘ARlS t‘t' li.~'l'hI- l‘lllll‘l \‘lllt‘ll lltlh
III-en lll‘iil'lllc; tlIII III'gIIIIII-Iits in the case
of "'l'uIl" Sloan. llIII (\llltrl‘llflll jIII-itt'y.
':II::IiII.~II lllt‘ lI‘I'I-nth Illlt'lI'II'Y (‘bIb Mr
1 MILIIIIII tlIIIIIIIgIIs for being warned on"
the turf in connection with Rose tiI-
MIIEII, winning the l'I'i): Ile lIiIInI- nt
(‘lIIIIIIIlly in May lilttl. IIIIIIIy round in
favor of SloIIII IIuIl condemned lllt'
5 .ltlt’lit'y (‘lth to pay lllt' costs and Iilllll'
The "‘.'"’"”i“-‘*‘ , from Bishop M" ages. the amount ol‘ which will be II:<~
MIIlInn (I’lllllt‘ll. (alboltc Benevolent I “WM luIIIr Tho HN‘ involved the
l.".l.lUII. and the Catholic Club ‘met Jmlwy (‘lub‘s m“, wmml “I. ”W
again yesterday to turther considet the, French tIzri' adminiwlrntion
lt‘ti'TflilOll of the two organizations. l ___'_.___M“'
Hangers III‘I- IIItl announcing illl" MULE WAGONS AT NIANTIC.
iII't-nty-nintli annual hull of l’uinam.‘
llosI- t‘ompnny.
nor.» 3 in Music Hall. Lowe s orI-hes
”It will furnish the music for the ot
t'ilhloll.
Archer ll. .lI-nninns.
IIII-tiIut, son of (‘ltarles lI]. .ltnnlng:
oi South NIII".\IIIlk was one of tin.“
gut-sh III II rIIIption of the Church
I‘Iub III (‘Onnt't‘tll‘lll
’l‘rinity parish house
of '1 Inc 1'. (‘ou-
in ilnItfor .l.
Read Ferrls's ad. and see what the
winter stiles are in coal We might
stntt that it is good taste Itui ext-et-
lent Jutlgmtnt to buy coal from this
III-tile".
The new addition tI':
(‘ lIIb builtliiml
torinnlly opened lClllOltO“ evening
with on intetestlug program of enter-
IIIiIIII.IIIt. 'lhe t-Iening undoubtedly
wtll be It very pleasant one for those
in attendance.
From now until Xmas N. E. Ryan's
store will he a genuine holiday bazar.
The variety of stock is so vast and
suggestive that the perplexing question
"what to buy“ is easily settled. See ad.
the (‘IItlIol‘Ic
Miss .lerIniI- Bates. the populnr cash—
ier at William M. Bettu‘ grocery store
and meat market. Main street. Nor.
walk. is confined to her home in Un-
ion avenue by an allneso of diphtheria.
Health Ollicer William J. Tracy has
placed the house under quarantine.
A rehearsal of the Christmas cantata
will he held at the South Norwallt Bap-
1151 Church. this evening. A large, at
IenIlancc is desired. The meeting of
the Farther Lights. which was to have
been held this Honing. will be post-
poned.
Several hole; of orange: fell from
the delivI-Iy wagon of Constable An.
thony t‘. (‘Itnt-o. at the corner of North
Main and Washington streets. Satur-
day. The boxes broke as soon as they
struck the pavement, and the fruit was
The owner
scattered about the street.
and several small boyII picked it up.
Shrewtl
low prices.
otters.
J!!! 1' RECEIVED
mm! M "I’D-5?
it will he held on .lItu-I
giIcn rctc'ntly inl
:1 West avenue will bel
buying enables the. New
York Grocery (to. to quote extremely
Rand ad. for this week's
NIANTH‘, live It.» ’l‘II.'eIIty-I\I‘o
, mule wagons H sets of wheel harness
and four loIlIi sets. have arrived here
from the government arsenal III Jet~
IIIIIsoIII‘ille. ltld. This addition to the
equippnII-III ot‘ the (‘llllllt’t'llt‘lll Notion-
IIl (lunrd weighs Il. lzltl pounds. "llits
lit! the first time the department in this
| state lIIIs ()\\"I]t Il IIII 'otls oi this kind
l SUGAR FACTORY DESTROYED.
l HOUSTON Tex. Dee. it w The.
|plnnt of llerke It: Pillotts‘ warehouse
{and sugar fat-“toil “its IlestIoIeIl by
I the last night. entailing it. loss oi $50
IIIIiIl F‘iIII iiItnIeII IIeIe iIIjIIIeIi lII
fa‘lint: ladder.
will (llt‘.
i .-
I mom can MUSIC.
! Saturday and Mandayanly
l The Burning of Rome. ii. T. l’nul‘s
Ilatent two-step: Down on the Farm.
Just an Old SII'cetlIeIIrt of Mine. The
Boole. Girl. Violets. When i Think of
You. Twinking Stars. and the biggt-m
hit of the seamn. liow (lltl is AIIII'.’
Twentyfive I-cnt Mandolin Folios for
10 cents.
Sth-“lllY-llvt‘ cent Dance Police. 25')
cents.
COLEMAN'S
10 Nerth Main Street, South Norwalk.
Agent tor A. G. Spaulding's Baseball
.and Sporting Gaodu.
it
two of whom probably
TH: «rust-wants mi our.
mum-Inhalation»-
mmwnbycboolt. The
”WNOIWALKTWOO.
mushroom nit-Illa
limlly
'l‘lie llH‘lI til' t'ilHll tltII'a not hinder llll"
. I
Then":
IIIIIIIIIII'Ils illljll'ill' in the aid. ol' lllt‘ lithe.
Our Greet Guarantee: Satlsleetlon or Money leek.
Some Gifts»
To Make Men Grateful
Good things to wear make the best gifts for men and boys.
Our stock of Sweaters and Gloves oi'l't-I VIIlIIIIlIlt- suggestions
I in this line. “A
A wonderful array oi Sweaters. all colors. IIIIIII the but«
ton-on«he-shoulder kind for very little boys to the big heavy
wool afiztirs for athletic wear. Prices range iIIIIII $1 to ‘56.
Being lIand-in-glove with the best makers of Gloves. we
can put you next to the Best Gloves.
For dress anti walking . . . $1 to $1. 50.
Lined Suede. Reindeer. Goat 01 Dog skin. $1 to $2 50.
Lined with Fur. up to ....................... $5.00.
; Strong, warm work Gloves for men . . . . . . . . set. up.
Wool Gloves for men and boys ....... . 25c. to $1.
Gift things in great variety:
HOUSE COATS. SMOKINGIJACKETS.
BATH ROBES. NECKWEAR.
MUFFLERS. HANDKERCHIEFS.
I FANCY HOSIERY.
E And the like of the sort men like best.
RogersSIStevens
Successors to Comstook Bras.
souro NORWALK. TEL. CALL 322.
7W0 QUART HOT ¢
WATER BOTTLES a
I’ountat‘n Syringes
and ,
i 75 cents
'l‘lll ll ll illiill PHillill ill
1
t
' Ont-#05.-
. llll’ l'rIIIIIiIIiiIIII More
Night Calls Answered.
'0‘".
Telephone Call,15-2.
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WWW
HONORS OF THE AMERICAN COL-
LEGE.
Students Ranked Higher This Year in
Rome Than Ever Bet'.0re
llllkllI), llIIII. II. The wllllll‘lllfi of tin
.\lllI'l'ltilll (‘olleLIe this yI-III- I-IIIIlIetl tlII-
lliulImI in its lIi<tIIIIy.
’l‘lII toilette l IIIIIIIII-IIIIIIIIIIIIII \HIH lII-lIl
llII:« IIIoI ililllL. Its win the row with HIV
.-IIIIII Ile III' .1“ IliI' IIllII-I‘ l‘IIrIIIIIII col--
leg”. in .‘it'll|lllll'l“ l-I l"ll7.lll:llll'lt'l', III'
I‘IlIii Il lIIlIiII. .III the llll‘IIII IIiIIIII-r.
IIIIIl III Ill'.’ 'lII‘ III lli" .IlIIizi .l Supple. III'
llII- l:III. lI) lI'itzIIIIIIIIIIII .IIIIl .l. \Voll'e.
Ill llllltllt|lll'. were IIIIIIIIIII~I ’I‘he
III'IIIIIIIII- III'I/.I- \III.» IlI'IIwII ltll' III, II‘iI
IIIIIIIIII‘iII ll ’I'IIllI IIi' FIIIlllul'iIIlIl. l'
'l'tIItIIII'. oi' )iIIlIIlI . .l. llIIrIII-i. of Pro-
\ ltlt‘llt'l' IInIi ii. i 'l'IIl‘IIII III" New \‘IIIit
II IIII< I11\.Ii'IiIIl t I 'ltIllI. lll llII l.lll Its
'lII-IIIIILIy l‘. ”you. of llI:«IIIII, drew for
SII»
. \\'t‘ ill t'
III'III Ili
:ItId that guarantees you the
specialists lti gI‘IIIII
III IIIIIIlin IIIIIl pt'iI-o \ll tllll' L'lillll ix‘ t‘lil't fully ‘l‘l‘i I-III-Il
oil the duel. dirt and IlIIIIi' .«it‘led out. line Ioiil' l'IIIIItIIls
wholesome I‘IIIIIlwtlIIIy Ilt-wI‘I'II it- IIIIIl wI- rt'll ll
BUY OATS THAT‘S CLEAN.
MANUEL T. HATCH.
ooooeeeooooooooooooooooooo
g CHRISTMAS GIFTS.
There 15 IIoHImq mII'I‘ Izrapr-IIL‘IJII‘II’. ItII‘r.It'IIIvc, lieauill‘u/ .Irld Listing
I'II'IIIII
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A GIFT FROM THE JEWELERS.
ll:- condition the ItaIzIIoIIIIqI n It :‘rl'cctton from the two largest
mo. I (III IIIIII‘ It .1 Id lll‘- 10—..I'III‘I' slacks III the NtirwItii'ts.
T/lt‘ ddoAnIItIJt !.\ m I ”(128) buy-':Iq for rim storm: and for cash.
”the off.) yo” [owner mites t/IIIn ('IISL’qlllll'VCu
COLEBURNSI LAUDER.
THE JEWELERS.
N0. 90 WASHINGTON 5r.. sour” NIRWALK.
«N0. 3 MAIN ST., IVORWALK.
STORE OPEN EVENINGS.
Q‘OWMOOWWOWWWW
IIIII ll.llI; [11 .I II .~ I l >II I h ll ilII'II Il lllII
.II--III'Il IIIIII» III' lllI l IIII ll Illt||l\l't
\\Illl I‘IIII liIIIIIIl IIIIIIIIII I ~ l'tIllll.~\‘l\ III—
:I on. IIII.l ill) il IIIIIII‘II l‘ on i llll'll le-lIlI‘Il
»'-. lI‘Iil l:IlllI Il .IgIIIII. III ll- I‘?‘Il lClIItrII
lil‘illlllt‘ll :I point. llIIIIlI'ILIs \\'il‘I“ only
IIiI il llllltlt'l'?llt‘ \l'lllt'.
\\‘.\|.l STlliilI‘.’|‘ I II, m,- llIIIIIII
lI'IIIlIIH blIlL’lt‘ll out Silll'llt'lll i’III Illl‘ III
lt‘lltl II III~lI ll'."~\.il'Il IIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIl
lllt‘ .IIIIII-l. wns IIIlIIIII 1;. . i\’ "it to -t\-'I..
'llll“ lllI'lliII'. l'I‘bllUllIlt‘Il iII S\nl:5(llll\'
and top IIIII-tIs were lliiltlt‘ luv WI ~1I-III
~IIII lb‘ illltl lllt' (‘lllllt‘lr', lleIIliII'I: III :Ie
llllllI‘ l:II le' IIIIIll Ullt' II'I lurk. win 11 ill"
IIIIIrltIIt lll‘t illllI‘ llllltl IIuIIln.
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Reported (H'I‘l' lli’il'tllt“ \\ll't' of MRI
lllt‘n lt- (itlltl\'l‘lllllltll t' IIIIIIIi~sII1n llrII
WW
WOW WW
Christmas
Shappers
We have It full line of DOL LS. 10c—$3.00. GAMES, MECHANl-
CAL TOYS, SKATES, CHRISTMAS-TREE DECORATIONS, HOLIDAY
BOOKS for children and lldlllln. PlCTURES.LEATHER GOODS.
WRITING PAPER in Holiday box es. file—$3.00
FOUNTAIN PENB. CHRISTMAS NOVELTIES, CALENDARS and
CHRISTMAS CARDS in great variety. (‘nll at our new store.
WILLIAM F. BEERS,
BOOKSELLER. STATIO NER AND ENGRAVER.
6 scuth Main street, 40 Well Itreet.
South Norwalk. Norwalk.
Now is the time
to buy. Don’t
wait. until
too late.
Lcwlo' Popular Priced Photograph Studio,
ll Main Street. Norw-lk. "
Personal attention given all littluxl, from 10 a. 111.. to t p. m. Bun-
dayl 10 a. 111., to 1:30 p. In. Children‘s photographs I ipecluty,
CHRIbTMAS
PHOTOGRAPHS"
Newest Styles. level Duane.
I ’ I up to 3:30 o'clock p. m.
JACKSON’S
STUDIO.
The But at Work.
lIers. Sworn. to t‘IIrlIIItt illoI-k. South
Norwnlk:
Open llicli Low. 1:31)
.-\nIIIl. (Hip. till-I lti'. I'I I’Ili’.
I C h F. I‘II..1.I~“\,. 1w. l\-'~.. 1x5;
.\111. l.()l'0., ii 1... 119‘. 1 1‘4 HF.
.1111. Smelt, in not, in ill-3;
.-\m. Sllual'. 1132‘. iii-"I... lflL'li; il'l't
Anaconda. II} To TI‘I TI;
.\ T. It S Fe 677.. «N.» mil; I‘M;
.I. T. Ito F 111121... II-II.I 11-11;. 2121:,
llalt. 62 Ohio. 78 I, 75k TIN'liI 781;»
”Mm ll. 'l‘.. 4814.. ill-'5’. ll“; «til
(‘lII‘S. I? IIIIIII 32H.- 32:. :I:- 227'.
(‘lL (ll. \\'(‘Si.. 105‘: 1tl7< l:I-(lg 1 II
l'. I\l. & S, l’., lil’u lit-'5. 1407,. Hull;
(‘01). Gas, lh‘Il lid: loll iK‘i'I
Erie, 'JIIIII 31H. L’Il’k’. :lIl‘;
Erie, lst._ pf“ 671/; I38 ting, IIR
lien. Rice. 164 iI‘II'. “:3 ton
lIou. & Nash. ltlfift. tIIIIII. 111.333. tutti;-
Manhattan liIl-‘i .411. 140-3.. iii
Klet.SI.Ry.. 1211A; “1234‘ l2l‘é 1231.;
“ex. Cent._ $131, 97.» 93.3 97...-
Il. K. & 'l‘.. pt. 31th... 3m. aw. :IIII..I.
Mo. Pacific 917... 92% Ill'III 921,5
N. Y Central, 1173.. iii“. 1173.4 1i“.
Nor. & West, 57% 577.. 57 IT:
Ont. & West, 213;. 21% 21% Elf-I.
Penn. R. R.. 115% 11w. 115311 11614
l‘eo. Gas. ilti 98% 973.3 973.;
Reading, 433,. 441/. 43H 441x.
Rot-k islnnd. 25% 2t: 251/. 27.54..
South. Pac.. 47% 4X 47 4771:
So Ry. (‘0. 20% 2034 220%. 20-5.}
S. Ry. 0.0.. pf., 771/4 77‘. 771'. 77h.
Tenn. 0. & I.. 32112 3214, 32% 3:211;
Texas Pan, 2454; 2454 "45;; 245.6.
llnion l'ac.. 77% 78% 77“. 781/;
U. S. Den. 751. 731i 71k} 7%
1'. S. Lea. M. 753K. 75 ’ 751.4, 7511;,
It 9 Steel. mu. may; that. 1011.
17 S Steel. pf.. 52% 54 52% 537A
Wabash. 191V. lit-VI 15W. 19%
Wabash. pf., 36% 37M. 36% 36%
DELEGATES' DEATH LIST.
In reply to an inquiry an to whether
any members of the constitutional con-
vention of 1902 have passed away since
its session. the Hartford Times gives
tlIt list as follows: Governor Charles
B. Andrews of Litchfield; lion. R. .l.
Vance. of New Britain: Amasa A.
Redfield. of Furminzton and Augustus
N. Woolson. of Watertovm.
SOLVENT NOTICE.
District of Norwalk. as Probate
Court December 14. A. D 1903.
Estate of Ann Jost late of Norwalk.
in said District deceased. I
The Court at Probate tor the District
of Norwalk. hath limited and allotted
six months from the date hereof (or
the creditors of aid Estate to exhibit
their claims for settlement Those who
neglect to preterit the accounts. pm
arty attested “thin “flute, wings
M I m. 9“ ~
to on W to.
DYNAMITE AND FUSE FOUND.
NI w 1tII-II nI~I-. M.—'l‘wo one-pound
I-Iiltltu of dynamite with ftlllnlnltlnll
itttsr ML‘THLIUIST WEEKLY BUL-
LETIN.
,\lIIIIIlII_:. 7:;1II p. Iu.»-—I.Iluurierl_I' llll't'l-
lIII; III' HIIIIIIIIy IIIIIItIol bourtt. All olll-
i'I'l‘H. II-III-hers and members of qttnr-
it‘ll) I‘llllll‘l‘t'lli't' I-IIIIIIIIltiee Hlltllllil be
Ill't‘Hthl. | ‘
’l‘uemluy. 7::ltl p. Iu.-—(lonorul clans Mill‘friiwsi .xllhl):|olll‘sllglcl1cureugd.‘:llz
IIII-I-Iiug. llrollier Seth llenilngton, }; “4"), 'l‘nl “l d “41rd; | tutti
IIIIIIII-l'. A lurue ItIIeIIIlIInco III IleI-Iirt‘tl. “N" ““5 niutia 0' ' um I”
BIoIIIlII III
have been employing members of the.
llIIust-srnitha' Union formed some tun
\\'IIIlIIe.~IIlIIy. 7:30 p. III.—-l'oI-Itponed
Sunday school entertainment for tho
bent-Ill ol' llI-neI'olI-nt llt-pIIrtIIIeIIt of
the School. lIl view of the storm the
entertuiiinieni was postponed t’rom ltult
\Vetlnentlnv.
Sum Parks was walking declare.
'I‘lIurHIluy ’I‘Iiitl p. III.-»-MiIoIionnry
lIrII.\II~r IIIIII-IIIIII. Theme, "The Mission-I I I - :.
ltl'_\' Movement III the Monger orl .‘E()f.l{ll\:‘ll.‘.lI”;l)“'f1:'_.\v¢:}"§n:m¢
I‘hristinos II lliselonury Day." The (”“25” “ "‘m‘ 0 “m e 0*.
“INN. “PM...“ _. lfll'tzt' ltIteuIlIInIo yl'HU‘Illll}: III HI'IH lIIl tleblllty ineldenull
lt‘rlduy, ,1 p. m wlouni: I“, “I ,, lbutd. to old one. Mr. (outswell “NR many
of ('lII'iinIIII Workets. .\llt- 'll ll. lI‘ly,I ,in-Itt'n i" the employ ("I “‘0 government
MW.“ Mum” m H“. and during the early sixties, wnn polit-
'l‘opiII. “upmqmmin..." llli‘lHlt'l ol' lloIIkIIIlle.
IIIIIi one daughter.
pIIIIIItIuntze. I
MRS. EDDY DENIES WRITING
LETTERS.
'l‘hII ("lII‘iIIIiIIII Science Sentinel of'
TUG SINKS AT NEW LONDON.
MI W LONDON. Dec. 14.—-'l‘hc
’i‘hames Towboat Company's tug, Dr.
llt't't‘lllllt'l‘ .'Ith contained the following S N. Briggs sank at Chappell'a lum-
IItIIit-I-z . her whnrf, last week. The crew was
i llI‘H-lll' notify the public that seur- ‘ IIli III-there, and the cause of Ihe accl-
rilous lI-tII-rs purporting to hear myl Ilcnt be not. known. About 10 a. m. she
filgllllllll't‘rr letters of evil lnIt-nt—-IhIIt I was afloat and apparently safe.
l ll('\'t'l' wrote. never ('lllli'it‘tl to be writ~§ ————————
ll‘ll, and never saw until they were givI I EXCHANGE OF BALL PLAYERS.
I'll to me by the individuals to whonII NEW YORK, I)ec.14.——Manuger Mc-
tliey were Sllllt‘l‘rit'l'lllt'll. are constantly '. Grow. of the New York National Club.
lIIIiIIL: I-irI-ulntetl. llut those who know . announced last night that. William Dull-
me. know that I lll‘l't'l‘ wrote them. .len. the llrooklyn shortstop, hntl been
.\l.»\lll' BAKER (l. EDDY. released to the New York Nationals
l’lt‘llhfllll View. (‘tlllt’tll‘IlI N. ll.. NoI. iII exehnnge tor Pitcher Jack Cronin.
1::, “Inn. and Slltlllkltlll (‘httrlest Bag;-
CHRISTMAS AND SPECTACLES.
(told is the ideal epet tut ll‘ metIIl. II IIloIIe possesses till Ilesll‘ablquuuli-
lies. The llt'hl substitute is lllll n substitute. No girl is more acceptable to
II speI-tuele wearer than it" lil'llHth‘Hlly iltII-Il gold frame. We carry a largo
llllt‘ IIi‘ spI-t-Iurles IIIIII eye glasses. and IIIIIkII II specialty of adapting trainee
III the features.
HOMER B. HOYT. Refraction Optician,
-t” -\ IIl i. II I l‘. S~l :1 iii If . .
I\ll’ilwIlIlIIllIwimIlr: 11 III IHIIII- .--lt':tlltl llll“|lill ROom 9 Untted 3?“ Budding. . South NOMIlk, com“
' I“ ‘mmnl' H“ g. N l'. Tm”, u, “I, Special Appointments at convenience of patron.
iIIlI not the l'lisl ll‘Ill'IIl :IIIIl III I rI‘t'lll‘l Office hour-,8,11:45. 12'45'6100 Saturday evening. 7—9'
' . , . I L'-'-. .w‘
\I‘I.I~ :IIIIII'IlIIIl l‘l .\l. illILIII III .\III
\'IItlI. In llll‘ liix‘tory prizes 1'. Doyle.
II .I. Brief Mention of SOmaGoud Trades
IIIIIiIIl. in illl‘ t‘IIllI“ ll\\ tIIl/I~ 1‘
SIlIII-t'I-I. .l. l'IIIIlIIII. Il l':IlII|IIi lplIIII; 4 .
”I ”m“. “1. ”mm,“ WI “ lllutl ”f Fine Oranges large and sweet ................................... 286 do;
tellnnnul... m...“ I... .I... “I... "mung Good Oranges. small and Sweet .. . ................... 16c Col.
“4”,.“ 5, MPH” .IHH‘HI Is... II... New Rice. large’gt‘ain fine new 900d; ..................... \ ....... 8:
...,v.,.. whim .1. Kt‘llllll I~ of lip iIIIII-IIII, Sperry a. Barnel Shoulders ...................................... 9c cash
II, “UH". ”,- L-mmm, M .\. _\...-.m_.v ”I New Evaporated Apples ........................................... 12c
NIIIII'III-II. :llltl .I SIIIIIII III IIIIII.IIII W303"! Good Pumpkln .................................. 25c
pm... .1“... MI. I“. ......,.,.I ”.HIII I,.1Cream Canned Corn, 15c; 6 for 84.1‘In est packed.
“U,” ”I, i”, i, L‘.\. l‘. I)...“ 1, .\,,| 000d Peas ...................................................... 1°C can
I.“ m.” ”hm”. 2...,1 I" ll\ H. ‘.I.,l .\l. New Prunes ............................................... 10C lb., large
“H,“ mm. m. I,“ , l I _, l... “I“ h New FIgs. soft and nice for cooking.10c lb. 3 lbs. for .................. 26c
.\l “‘1.“ '-,.UHHI ill I, din :4 ('lllll- . PIC Peaches .................................................... 1°C can
mm, ”I III....I,,..I 4,. I. 1.. I}... ,...._ Slictd Peaches. sOmcthtng fine ................................... 10c can
H“, ”MAL Th, ,, J ,, M. ”H. , ,l. i am advtsed that the D. A._R. wi ll give a Boston Tea Party. December
I, qu “, H mm m . ”I. ,., Hum. I7th, at which the O. a 0. Tea wtll be served and a few samples given to each
UM,“ , 1' m, l”, I,“ “,I, I”, fl m”! guest. lscll the O. & 0. Tea and if y on are there. and think the tea fine, I:
H“. mm. ”“1 m. ,I II ' it truly is you can get it at my store hereafter.
TODAY lN WALL ST.REET
Ol'enZO I e
Is it Worth While
to suffer from Eye III-ho, lleatl Ache or Poor Vision when relief ll '0
near and can be had at sul‘ll :Itnull cost?
We make a thorough examination or the Eyes. without cost, and
it.“ glasses are needed furnish them at the lowest possible price.
Perfect fitting guaranteed.
0. B. JACKSON.
Graduate Optician.
68 Wall Street.
MO”OWONOMOOQOg
Nomalk, Conn. .
TELEPHONE 108.
CUTBILL’S
Bridge Fish Mark“
SPECIAL. I
(lreI-n Smelt 12c lb.. Grecnpot‘t Oysters
3th- qt. Dry Eacallops 40o qt" Steak
(.‘oIi. Silver Salmon Bluefish Welt;
fish rIIIIIIstI. Eels. 'Hard Shell Crabs.
Clams and Oystets.
LOST—A YELLOW .
horse blanket. Reward will be [mid
for return of some to this market."
West End Washington Street Bridge.
Next to Ferrls' Coal Yard.
- 2995.255
int—one has to make money to prove
he has ability.
FREE DELIVERY.
MONEY IS NOT .
THE WHOLE
0F
SUCCESS
(‘ttpablc Book-keepers and Sl-Ie .
ruphers are as well compensated .
any class of office assistants. We all”
you capable.
day session.
tation.
The Brown Business College.»
George I. Sartaln, President,
UNITED BANK BUILDING. sourt-I _NonwAl.tt, com;
and
W SH OE S
Ladies’ patent coll Gooduear wells note"
cracks.
We have-a national rapid
anion:
wells. , .
Ladies patent. colt bide button. ve ; g .
A chance for 11011 to ball Good I...
worth $5.00 and $5 50 at
ago in opposition to the. union of which .
FORMER ROCKVILLE POB‘I’MACT-I
ER DIES.‘ ' ~'
7 lbs. Native Frost Fish. 250., Boston»
illues tic lh.. Fresh Herring ,Sc “1.. .
(‘ome evenings it you cannot “tend.
cups and foot -I atttit- hI-Il worn found New .
day by Illlitllt‘l‘tl in the Aeker Merrill -
and I IIIIIllt building, in procu- or 0011- .‘ ,f
ntruction at ttlrtl IIIret-I and Broad‘li. f .
the contractors on which -,
lie leaves 11 Iron . 3.
AND ‘nno'.
Norwalk Chronicler