WEDNESDAY DEC.15 1903.
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Leno’s Candy
you get
Pun
goods.
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51 Washington St.
IIIIII New: XIItes.
Advertisers wishing to chauge [lie—ll
ndvertistmcnts must furnish Iopy on
the afternoon previous to the day the
change Is desired. While we do 0111
best to accommodate advertisers W‘.
cannot. guarantee Illth changes when
copy is furnished later.
——SIIprems Court 10c. Cigars. delight-
ful aroma. smooth and fragrant as It
rose. ‘
Sprtga of holly on coat and jacket
suggest the Christmas season
A pool Iublo bas- betn Inuialltsl III|
the St. Joacph‘.a’1‘ A. 1i.rooma.
~~Largmt assortment of PhonogrnpbaI
and Talking Machines in The Nor-I
walks. Chas. (l. Ives, ‘29 Wall atreet.
There Is good skating on several of
the ponds about town. and the young
people Ivere out enjoying the sport last-
night.
There have been very few ttl‘l'i‘Nli-l of
late and (‘hief of Police Vollmer ways
that he guesses the people lll'f‘ saving
up for the holidays.
' The stores all about the city me put:
ting on their traditional f‘bristmas up.
pearanee, and in front of many of them
may be seen green trees
-—Tani O‘ShantI-rs. (l'HI-II-II's.
Papers were served yesterday upon
Town Clerk IIIIIIIII S Beers, in the duo
warranto proceedings. The service
was made by Deputy Sheriff SI-Iilley.
An entbslaatlc meeting of ITnI-aa
Tribe, 1. 0. R. M; was held last even-
Iiig. The wurrlor‘.» degree was confer-
red upon ten tnemberII and nine appli-
cations for membership were received.
~“Ragilme,” good anytime. Smith
Cigar Store, lilahackemo Block.
MIIIH Katie Farrell, III Nolwalk, has
been presented with It five dollar gold
pier-,e, ‘inil William Armstrong. of South
Nurwalk. with II pIIi-lor table by the
immaculate t‘ouI-IIptIoII Sodiility of St.
Mary's Church.
A nIII-tiug of the officers of the Nor-
wulk Congregational Sunday school
was held last night. of Rev. G. 1). Eg
bert's residence. and arrangements
were made for the annual (‘liristmns
festival. which will probably be held
Wednesday, December :ltltb.
—~l.atest Edison Records, (‘luis.
iron 29 Wall sir-.ett
Captain Henry Notion Jr..
t}.
of “illi-
Mrs Boudin. of 73 Want 511991. in iugfoid who was elected IlIlIII major
spending a few days in Brooklyn
”Nice cane for Xmas. 0"‘11iicn 8.
Yesterday being the fifteenth of the.
month the srlectmen paid IOWn bills.
Miss Lydia Mayhcw of Ely aIenue i
la spending II few days in New iIIIk:
city.
——Edison Records for December just
out and for sale. by Charles G th‘S.I
29 Wall street
The officul boaid of the Notwulk M.
E. Church will meet this coming :It
the church
.1. lrvlng Dibble. manager of the John
H. Ferris Coal Company. II»; in New
York today on business.
—The greatest variety of toys in the
Not-walks. to be found at M, S. Smith
@- Co‘s.
Mrs Catherine 0(‘onnell
with tIiuIiiII' III Ridgefield
Merchants report a brisk holiday
trade this eek. The weather Is Ile-
I-larctl to he season-able.
-*Black and pearl-soft hats. O’Brien.
Mrs. Orlando 1. Allen starts today on
a brief visit with her sister, Mrs. Wal-
ter Pair-hon, of Bridgeport.
The regular election of officers of
Lady Jennings Lodge Shepherds at
Bethlehem will be held this evening.
—MIIslI a1 instruments of all kinds.
Chas. G. lifts-I 29 Wall atroot.
The sandal communication of SI.
.lohnfs lodge, A. P. and A. M.. of Nor-
walk, will be held tomorrow evening.
——Large stock of latest Victor Rec-
ords. just received. ,Chas. G. lves, :2
Wall street. ‘
Rogers &‘Stevens have just the right
gifts for men. Read their ad. It lh
very interesting to (‘hi istmns shoppers
"The Tomboy." positively the most
perfect 5c.,cigar. Try one.
A meeting of the Ladies' T. A. It. So—
clcfy of St. .loaeph‘d Church was held
last evening. Routine business wan~
transacted.
A rehearsal of the degree team of
Butler Lodge) 1. t). 0 F. was held last
evening. The nomination of officers
will be held tonight
——Toboggans. Tobtiggans. O'Brien.
Letters have been received from Dr
Iando 1. Allen, who hat-I reached JaI-Ie
sonvflle Fla, where he' is enjoying
the summer weather. 3
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph 'Walz and
daughter orb spending the day In New
York. where the) will attend the
Mother Goose performance.
The meeting of Cockcnoe Hayloft
schedulsd' for this evening. has been
postponed because of the non-arrival
of the haymaklng paraphernalia.
«1500 don. gent'u ladio'a' and chil-
dren a h’dk’fa. as I; special for the boil-
days now open at. M. S. Smith & (30' II.
In anticipation dfthe tax collections !
New Haven 13113.5150000 from
Ioclil tenders. The bani m negotiat-
ed at four and ono-bplf per coat.
Dr. JIIcoII .iIIgs-u .ot omit”, was
in South Norwalk ygfierday, In consul
itaiion with Dr. 1.: Allen In the
one of Frank 1L Stevena' of South
Main street. who has been~ Ill for some
time. '-
——IlliaII-. muifah mourning bands.
O'Brien’ I. ~ -" ~
A mutt 91 Columbia Cir-
.- ole,
inorrow Groping.
, afloat-sf!!!“
held lam“
item-magma "11111:!
The Woman
South Norwalk
hold their a“yoga:i
Topic. “Civil: a?
‘Joha 4M!!! will and tho nice as.
a‘ale «mm It"
on. at 58. mo a. Co's iii!»
Md Med’a Hall.
aw III desired.
7.. a
lpipiug at the Muller silk mill
‘ While at wink
of llnr- i
bank street has returned from a visit I
will be held 50-
did I roll call
Iof the Set oiid Ile g-Imtnt III tented (‘-Iip
[Iain Omar 1.. llIuIlIey by 3'2 to to.
(‘ up-
talii Flt‘lleUIlt‘k of Waterbuiv 14‘1 elv—
ed one I'.-otI although not It candidate.
Stephen Marinate. one of the cm—
ployees ot‘ the Kennedy & Sullivan
Manuf eturlng Company. of llolyoke.
who h re the contract for the steam
was
strut k IIII the head by It falling timber
In the MulIeI mill. re-
cently. He received a scalp wound two
and one-half inches long. luit after it
had been dressed by lir. William J.
Tracey he resumed work.
-Th( latest Plionograpli Recotds
L‘I'Ic. (has G. Ives 29 Wall street
Local members of tho oIdei of
Knights of (‘olumbus will be interest-
ed In the report of the standing of the
order up to November I. There were
at that. time 102,000 members, a gain of
several thousand. In, 800 councils. The
order had rush on hand to the amount
of 5971000 and had paid out in thI
twentyono yI-ura of Its cxlslcme 51. -
900, 0ka in death benefits. An ()lllL'l‘ was
established in l’oito ltiIo last week.
-—-’1‘obaIco Jars in large variety.
Smith Cigar Store Mabuckemo Ilote:
Block.
C. E. Wheeler, E. II. lieuiiiiway.
Hartford, Conn; .1. (,1. Shurby, 'I‘ren-
ton: Charles I). lIIIIiII-s. Grecnw h:
E. 1'}. Gotham Ross liurc'bnid F
stock. South Norwalk: A. H Runk. W.
D. Paimks A. S Williams Joseph 1“.
Thompson. (‘hailes w. SteIens James
H. Hyde. New Yoik: .A. T. Whig. Put-
nam: (1R. Stone, Janus I" Thompson
New Hav:en H_ L. Bishop llriIlgI-port;
1. Atlas 1. SIIIIter Yonkers; Messrs.
Bolucle and Lee San FraIIcisIo: .A.
Ebtitnuyer. Albany. N Y.. weieguests
last night at the Hotel Clifton] I
BETTER THAN SPANKING.
Spanking does not cure children oi
bed wetting. if it did there would bt
few children that woald do it. More
is a constitutional cause for this. Mrs
Summers Box 516 Notre Dame
lot]. will se'nd her home ttcatmont to
any mother. She asks no money
Write her today 1!? your children trou
ble you In this way. Don't blame the
child. The chances are It can ’t help it
Christmaé
Presents
IN spasms? GOODS. '
Boxing Gloves. Roller Skatos. In-
dian Clubs, Punching Bags, Dumb
Bells, Footballs.
PECK AND SNYDER'S SKATES.
' Boat made. at Lowest Prices.
STATIONERY.
Fancy Christmas boxea from 5 cents
to 82. Paper Weights, Penwipers
Matchboxea. Toothpick Holders, Foun-
tail Fens, Music Rolls,
two 'dnllar Sweaters for 98c.
etc.
COLEMAN?
to North Main Strand ”South Net-walk.
' Aquitré‘L for A. G.‘ Spaultiinp'a Ia’Ioball
THE EGUTH N
Isr-
Boy's .
Our Great Guarantor: Satisfaction or Monay Sack.
,_ Jase-Right
Gifts For Men
~ NATURALLY THEY COME FROM A STORE WHEREJIIEN’S
WANTS ARE SUPPLIED. THIS STORE IS IN THE CONFIDENCE
OF MOST MEN—WE KNOW WHAT'THEY LIKE~YOU'LL FIND
IT HERE.
FIRST—FOR COMFORT-HOUSE COATS AND SMOKING
JACKETS, OARMENTS THAT MUST BE PROPERLY TAILORED
TO APPEAL TOA MAN. OURS ARE SATISFYING IN EVERY
WAY, NEWEST STYLES, S4 T0 310.
_ FOR BATH NIGHT,SATH ROSES, EVERY MAN‘S WARD-
ROBE IS INCOMPLETE WITHOUT A BATH ROBE, NEW AND
HANDSOME PATTERNS IN BLANKET ROBES AND EIDER
DOWN S3 TO $10.
LITTLE GIFTS THAT ARE iNVESTED WITH CORRECT-
NESS IN MEN'S EYES IF THEY COME FROM THIS STORE:
NECKWEAR, GLOVES, MUFFLERS, DRESS SHIRT PROTEC-
TORS. HOSIERY, SUSPENDERS, ARMBANDS, HANDKER-
CHIEFS, TRUNKS AND SUIT CASES FOR MEN AND WOMEN:
UMBRELLAS FOR MEN AND WOMEN; WARM WEARS FOR
MEN AND BOYS. FROM HATS DOWN.
STORE OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL CHRISTMAS.
RogersStStevens
Successors fo Comsfook Bros.
souru NORWALK. TEL. CALL, 32.2.
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To be a snout-sat: titan must be a specialist-me are
specialists III grain and that guarantees you the best as
to qualitynnd price. All our grain is carefully screened~
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all the dust, dirt. and rebuff sifted oui. Give your animals
wholesome footI-—tlie_v ilOSt’l‘\'t‘.‘ll—illld wo sell it.
BUY OATS THAT‘S CLEAN. ‘9'
MANUEL T. HATCH.
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CHRISTMAS GIFTS.
Time Is nothmq more apprecialcd. attractive, beautiful and lasting
than
A ("F 1' FROM THE JEWELERS. ;
' We emphasise the advantage in a selection from the two largest
most complete and up to-dafe stocks in the Noni-allay.
i
The adoanfaat' is mulual. 8) buying for no: stores and for cash.
in: offer you lower prices than elsewhere.
COLEBURN 8: LAUDER.
THE JEWELERS.
N0. 96 WASHINGTON srt soars N IRWIILK.
mo. 3 MAIN ST" NORWALK.
g STORE OPEN EVENINGS.
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Now is the time
to buy. Don’t
wait. until
too late.
Christmas
Shappers
We have a full line of ooLLs. too-43300. GAMES. MECHANI-
CAL rovs, SKATES, cumsmaa—ras: oscoaarions, HOLIDAY
BOOKS for children and adults. PICTURES, LEATHER oooos.
wan-mo PAPER III Holiday boxes. 25543.00
FOUNTAIN ,PENS. cunts-mas NOVELTIES. CALENDARS and
CHRISTMAS CARDS 'In great variety. Call at our new store.
WILLIAM P. BEEpsI
aoOgsatLaa. STATIO urn AND aNoaaV’tlt
:- South Nani omit. . a Wall M
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_ Reading.
Book laland,
Iona» CO.
ORWALK EVENING SENTINEL
A CAKE 0F CASTILE ;
' SOAP
and
. WASH CLOTH
FOR FIVE
CENTS .'|
. atlon of Attariap would remove the
"IHEIIII‘IIIIIIIPIIIIIIMIIIJY .
The Prescription Store. ‘
All can paaa thia atore.
Night Calla Answered.
Telephone Cali. 15-2.
IIIlght,
. N. Y. Central. 118
MAYOR COLLINS RE ELECTED.
Democrats Alao Had Molt of the Other
Offices In Boaton.
BOSTON, lice. itL—IJI‘be city election
returns coiiipleied today show that
Mayor Patrick A. Collins. the Demo-
cratie nominee. was re-elected Mayor
of Boston by It plurality of 26.495 over
George. N. Swallow. Republican. The
Democrats also elected their candidate
for street commissioner. twelve of the
thirteen IilIlernII-ii and all or their llllll‘
candidates for
They also largely ‘liicreuaed their iiiii-
ioriiy III the (‘Imtmon Council. which
will stand: lieinocrnts. 5:1; Republi-
cans. 222.
As iisiiiil the city voted Iii favor of
llI:.eiIIII- the total vote being. You.
41,422, No. 222.898. Last year the fly.-
IIres were: Yes, 43.73 : No, aims
Five of the :Iideriuen elected. llli ludiiig
foiir “I‘l'lltu'l’lilti and the one Republi-
caii chosen. had been endorsed by the
Good Goverunicni Association.
The triumph of the Democratic
School (‘oiiinilttee candidates over the
eoiiibltit-Il opposition (it the lteptilili-
runs. the non-partisan public school as-
soolatlon 111111 the Independent women
votora. is viewed III-I one of the most
Important features of the election. Mrs.
John E. 1)ufl‘_ who leads the Democratic
school ticket. was the principal target
of the opposition. Iler vote was iIIIIrI.
than 44.000. oi less than the thousand
below that IIII-oIIlI-d III Mayor Collins
lhllllt'H.Alli’ll.[Ill-111‘).1‘t)'1l()11|llltll('ll
by the Republicans for Strert (‘oiiiI
iiiisuioiier, was defeated by even Ii
much greater margiui than was Swat
low for mayor. .lllIllt‘S A. Gullivun. llcni
IIIr.IIt IIIiII pIesI-iit l'tlllillllHNlllllt‘l‘, hav-
ing II plurality of :19. Hit.
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
WAT I. S’Iltltll-‘T _ 10:10 II. iii.~'|‘lie
tone of the opening stock market was
heavy, pIIItly reflecting Ii feeling of de-
pression In the London market. A few
stocks hllUWLil small fractional gains.
but the majority declined. Losses weIe
sIIIIIll Illltl the “Ming was very light.
WALL S’l‘lllild’l‘, ll ii. m.-—liuyliig
orders on II rather large scale appear-
«If simultaneously in Sugar and Brook-
lyn Rapid Transit and the success in
lifting these created a syiiipathI-tie do
main! for kindred s’utks. Brooklyn
Rapid Transit and Sugar 10891%.Pfi1‘h.
IIIiIl linseed. Manhattan and Westing-
house lulu-ole 1. Other prominent
Hlmlis lose iuoIieintely. Peoria :Iud
Fastein gniiiIIi- ‘2 end Minneapolis and
SI. Louie fell 1‘3.
WALL SIRE'I‘. NIIIIII.-~\'i'b€n Sugar
reached a point the whole list ragged-
to a lower price level under a dribble
of stocks. Consolidited this after ll Iie~
ethic of II point, IIIsI- a point over last
The trading took on It holiday
tone ofapathy and dullness. N. Y. Cen-
tral sold IIIIwn.a point and rallied 1%
on three transactions. Itonds were
heavy.
WALL STREET. 1 p. iIi.~'l'he putt-
clty of offerings when the traders i‘Ial-
lzed led to some bidding up later in the
active group, lllltl St. Paul and Sugar
IverI advantcd sharply. Sugar rallied
to 1253., the highest and St Paul gain-
ed a point. TInnessee t‘ual and Cut.
pfd.. make a similar rise, but the mar-
ket in general was practically lifeless.
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Reported over private wire of Ma
plea & Goldschmldt Commission mo-
kers Swartz & Corbett Block, South
Norwalk:
Amal. Con. 477’ 491/; 47% 49% ’
Am. C. & F. Co. 19 19% i9 19
Am. Loco. 14% ‘14 14% 11%
Am. Smelt. 49 49 48% 41W.
Am. Sugar 1237/. 125% 123% 12%
A. T. & 8. Fe 68% 68% 118% 68‘»;
Balto. 8: Ohio 79% 79% 79% 79%
B'klyn R. T. ‘ 49% 51% 49% 51%
Ches. & Ohio 33% 38% 33% 33%
Chi. Q’N. W. 164% 164% 184% 164%
Ch. Gt. West. 15% 1 ‘ 15% 15%
Ch, M &8t. P. 142% '14 142% 143%
Col. 17'. a 1. 27% ,2 87% 27
001. South. 14% 14 ‘ 14% 1
Con. Gas. 183% 185 183% 185
Del. do Hud. 158% 158% 158% 158%
Erie, 30 10% 29% 30
Erie, lat, pf. 67% 68% 6774 68
Gen. Elec. 16495464391645 154%
111 Central 129% 1391‘ [1295612941
Manhattan,’ 141% '14! 141% 141%
Met. 81 Ry. 122% 122% 122 122
Hex. Cent. 945‘ -* 9%- 9% 9
N K. i T., pf. 89% 35% 39% 59
No. Pacific. 92% 93% 98% 93%
Hit. Lead. 15% 15% 15% 16%
119 111% 118%
Sort. A West. 57% 57%
Papa. R. R.
Poo. Oar.
um um 11?
97%
mg ‘
3594
im
tag
am
1.32%
25%, ,,
7H
,5!
m‘Goodl.
South. Pac.
Tahoe
Tara's Pac.
Union Pac.
Unloa Pu. pf.
I mm are preventing the embarkatlon
the school committee. _
57g 57% i
111% ‘
ms ,
Irma-w In» WW
moi,
GOING FOR GUN PRACTICE.
Flagship Brooklyn Loam Beirut for
Egyptian wmn, What-a Thor. .
Haa IIIon Troubia.
CONSTANTINOPLE, Dec. lti.-Tho
Porto has complained to tho UnltetL
States iegstlon t at the acting omclala
lat the American copaulaw at Alexand-
' . . 3 I
Hia 'rIII-u am «“3. 4M
Mombara of Go. of‘.‘
Major Vincent M.
the Third Battalion of tho ‘
try. 0. N. (1.. till forwardotl tp .
tal headquarters the followlp. '
apfiiiatunlmpta: M F1 -
t on a titan: rid. . W
wow 1.. Pitta. ‘ "’9
Battalion Quit-tamarind? mt
Emil W. Erickson.
Battalion Sergeant major" Sot-
Alfiod H. Helm. '
These. nominations will go 'M
regimental and brigade
to the adjutant gonoral' il anthem“
appointments will be. turned from that
office. .
All those oIiiccrII were sergeants an. "
Iler Major King while its was «Mi:
of Company (1. Sergeant Erlékaop .waa
that aorgoant of the company. while
it was south during the Spanlali war.
Sergeant Plko was- 1150 d uracil“:
, and Sergeant Helm was a com in
[the company at the came time. -
tof Attarlnu for whom the Porto in-
Iatructed the loud authorities to obtain
in passage on an itallan smother at tho
‘eoat of the government it was the
opinion of the l‘ot‘te that the embark-
principal cause of complaint. Tho lo-
gation has not jyot presented any de-
mands for reparation.
The United StiltoIi' flagship Brooklyn
loft Beirut, December 14. It was said
she. was going to Egyptian wafers for
gun practice.
SOLVENT NOTICE.
District of Norwalk. 119., Probate
Court. December 16th., A. D.. 1903,
Estate of Henry E. llodwell. late of
Norwalk. Iii paid District, deceasod.
The (‘ourt of Probate for the Dis-
trict of Norwalk, hath limited and al-
lowrd aix monthI from the date hereof
for the creditors of said Estate to ex-
hibit their I-IIIImII for settlement. Those
who neglect to present their accounts.
properly attested. within said time,
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AMERICAN sxngwo aaaocia. '.-‘ ~
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CHICAGO, Dec. 1-6. -—-Til’e Ami-loan
Skating AssociatIOn thW
to control all minor organ tlopl and
to promote Interest In loo fitting, Ital
been formed hora. A 00115th will
be drawn up at the neat moot)
rules drafted to covert! appeal held
under the ausploek of he annotation
WI" ht“ “charred u lewvery All per- In the future. The oiilccrti' elected
sons indebted- to said Fatate are re- were: .I,
quested to make Immediate payment to , President—mills R. 1013. ' '
SARAH E. BODWELL. , Secretary—E H. Groonke.‘ '
Exocutrlx. Treasurer-DrJ “N 3511
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In... ...I:..:II:‘rr.r::t.hare.I-g-gmprgggmg; _,
a": I‘ largo ‘ 3
a spectacle wearer than an artistically fitted gold frame. We
glasses. and make a specialty of adapting. from: .
(116‘23-30.
line of spectacleII and eye
to the. features. .
Ham-a a. non. Refraction doubling
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Room 9 United Bank Building [with N5 4 Mil. .
Special Appointmonu at 'conwnia are of patron. M k.
Office houra 8 11: 45. 12: 45, 5: 00.5aturday avanlpga 7—5 . h , '
THIS STORE-21$ NOTED FOR THE EXCELLENCY (5F TTS
SLIOED
rum suczn DRIED B ..
APPE TIZING
'1'. ..I ‘ff'lI:
For better than any beet put up in tin or paper bOXes,
150 1-2 lb, 8c 1-4 1b, may Quan-
tity From Go up.
, .5"
NEW WHITE CORN MEAL. Ircsh. sweet. fine ground. 3C lb)-
's It Worth While
to antler from Eye Ache, Head Ache or Poor Vision when roller. 15 at:
near and can be had at such small cost? ' ‘ I
We make a thorough examination of the Eyes. without 'éoat. and
If glasaes are needed furnish them at the lowest possible mic... '
Perfect fitting guaranteed.
a. a. JACKSON. "it"
I Graduata Optician ‘
55 Wall Strut.
TELEPHONE 1 II
CUTBILLIS'
31-1ng F404: My?“ 5
‘7 SPINAL- .,
'1 lbs. Native Front Filli
Blues 5c 1b., Freiih Ho 5 ,
3 Green Smelt 12c lb. ,Greaiipol'tq
T300 qt. Dry Emotions 40c
pa.
Cod. Sifver Salmon Bludih,
FREE DELIVERY.
Ilia has tblllty.
cipabié Book dim...
rapliei-a are as w
any claal at 011105 unit
you capable.
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Norwalk Chronicler