do Joseph R Taylor is itVVIV Briana-V
port today
at and ad. .
‘Attbrncy John Keogh was out of
town today on business.
It you need an overcoat it- will pay
you to read D Cottilcb‘s ad.- I
In
The Simple Life "by Charles Wag- I
her 10s a copy, at Coleman's;
Ev‘forythlag In the la styles o-‘I
millinery at redacted prices. at MIsIVIVV
Hutchinsonfs. . . w
The schooner I" "H Oriorns still ru~
mains lat her wharI. though attachment
has been released upon her
F. A. Lana will give the people the
right (Isa! In candy and fancy goods
for Christmas
The Rough Rider (lice Club will hold
a rehearsal tomorrow night at Harry
Peppcr‘ a studio
The annual meeting of Putnam
Hose Company will be held this even-
lng at the how house ,
V The New York Grocery Company
asks some very interesting questions
In their advertising space today. Bot-
' ter road them.
. Why not make yoursclf a Christmas
present by starting a bank account
The South Not walk Savings Bank will
' .pay you four per cant.
If y need a fur you ‘cun got it
withou emptying your purse. (lately
assess” will sell you on crcmt.
Read Ithn no. In todays issue
You can buy sixty sheets of paper
and sixty envelopes for 22c at tho
CIiIIOrd Pharmacy IPrlcc holds good
for this woek onlyr I‘ “I
Furniture or any sort mason an nit-
coilant Christmas gift. The I) M.
Road Cempany has an excellent line
which' is open for inspection. Road,
the all.
The Iunral of Annie Koscmaros was
held yesterday afternoon from he res-
Iidcnce of her tuber, Stephen Kos’r '
moronin Springwoud. Rev. (inaba. Ioti
Bridgeport oillcian-d. The interment‘
was in St. Mary 2. CemI'tIel'y.
Mr. and Mrs. (I A. GIIn.In Bennett
D. Coleman. E. s. .Quahenbush 'I‘hom-
as T Winslow George H Newton .l.
. D. Killer. '1‘ King Cooks .l. W. Voight.
T. A. ‘mordau New York; R F‘. Bish-
op, Boston; George C. Hana. New Ha-
ven; D. C. Sanford. New Haven; Wat;
lace H. Smith North Bradford; F.
Lyons, Johnstown N. V». Dr. and .Mrs.
J Mlton Osborn. South Norwaik; F. J.
Raymond“, Philadelphia wt'ro guests
Saturday or Sunday atV the Hotel (‘llf-
ford. , .,
. Lve Christmas birds at Stunting
i
limbo: To will add Tomorrow.
, , Programs of the Missionary gather
V ions at Grand Church this evening and
tomorrow:
Monday y.
7: 45 P M.-Evaninx prayer; address-
as by the Rt, Rev. Logan H. Roots,
of UnClilmiI. China; the Rov. (louv-
crneu‘r F. Masher of Shanghai Chi
. an. and t a Van Charles II Garden.
“oI Cuero Texas
Tuécday.
autumn. the Van. I. N. 800th. cele-
brant. the Rt. Rev William II. More-
hind. 01’ Sacramento. Cal. preacher.
Addresses will be made by Arch-
deacoII Russell of St Paul' a school.
"llawronneville. Va;, and Miss Jarvis
will speak of her own peculiar mis-
“-aioaary Work.
Hausa . .
2 P. M.——Addressss by Bishop Jalln
McKim. WEI
of Sacrament9.0a.l
A special invitation is extended to
all who no interestéd in the cause of
missions to attend the services ‘
KNIGHT STREET CHURCH.
The services of yesterday at
A. M. Id. Church Knight street. were
in keeping with the usual quarterly
meeting occasion. The Love Feast.
which was the first service began at
11 o‘.clock conducted by av. G. P
Sampson. D...D presiding elder. assist
ed by the pastor. Rev. J. D. Nichols.
and Deacon J. D. Taylor. At 3 o'clock
a quarterly meeting praise service was
conducted by Brother M illcrs and Ben-
natt; .At. 7 o‘clockfithe Christian En
doavor society was opened by the
presidcnt. Mrs. Currie Townsend. and
led by Mrs. J. D. Nichols. In the av
cning at the 8 o’clock service.Elder
Communion was administered by the
older. assisted by the pastor. Each
service was a season of spiritud'l lilo
James Perkins. who is organist and
chorlstar has arranged an impresslvt
organ voluntary. which is played whilt
the Holy Communion is being solved
Tuesday, class meeting; Finlay oven
ins. prayer meeting at Mrs. (‘IIrri-
Townsend’s 18 Mechanic street.
THREE TOWN ELECTIONS HELD
TODAY.
NEW HAVEN Dec.
arc DI‘IIIE held today in the cities of
Putnam Rockvllia and Willlmautir, it
such of which local issues are 01
sufficient importance to bring out a
large vote. In Putnam one of Hit
IIInItorsV to in connidcrod is that or an
.propriatlng 820. 000 as the city s sitar»
of changes on tho Ncw’ Haven road
at Front street. the railroau's share oi
the expense to be $60,000. Should the
cltv vote the money. the railroad wil‘
build It now station on the alto o! 1th
Pottsr‘building'amplc in size to meet
the needs of the city for many year:-
to (201110.
nousLI-z TRACKING RAILROAD.
ST PETERSBURG. Doc. 5.~—It Is an-
nounced that the work of double-track
int: tho Siberian Railroad has bogus
all theralls and other ironwork havt
been ordered/from the mills in Ural
distrlrt. Thousands of workman are
~For “18an Id thgatre‘ soar 3.;
and for scams (gait now. who. 1113
their fathers and grandfathers havi-
‘ com“) to know and love 'Denmau
I along tho road.
already assembling at various points
Some of the villages
Thompson, the “01d Homestead" 3|]. .«m left with scarcely a single work
thor. It in enough to say that his lat-l man I
eat. success “Our New Minister" which
comes again to lloyt's on '.8aturdsy
Dec. 17. is considered by press. public
GERMAN BANK CLOSED.
BUFFALO N. Y., Doc 5.—-—Th6 Ger
and managers the greategt character man Bank: Of Which PIGBII‘IN’“ Emory.
play ever given to the stage. better: of the German American Bank. is also
than "Old Homestead"
than all the others rolled into one.
A W. Howard, tho popular yoilhg
craftsman. who is cmpibye’d lit the A
C. L.‘ shops. has rented El K. Ander- H
son' a cottage. and is éxpéctlug' his ram-
iiy to arrive bars on or about Docent-
ber 1st,. Irom Norwalk. Connecticut.
where they Icavc a host 01’ friends. Mr.
Hazard comes here It recommond-
ea, and is It brother- -law to M. B.
Saunders of tho firm of Saunders &
Earl of Gaincsvlllc.81nco MI Haa-
card a arrival burs. ho" has. Inmlo many
almond—+1151: aprinzs 831a. EXAIDVIIIIEO. _
There win a very enjoyable family
reunion at the .Railtordhomustond on
W avonue. Thursday evening. upon
the return at Mr. and Mrs Cbarlm
Davin mm Ridxuliold whore they have
barn visiting since their marriage
several wpuku ago; Mrs. Dana was
the widow of Bsphcn Rudford, and
her marriagu to Mr. Dana was II. Mir»
prise.
yetirs.
The relatives in them a
welcaln roam
pdttdcnt 81min Adxohato. ‘I
Tim was and appreciative audim
cusps» witnessed manual you evlllc
performances at I-Iovt‘s 'Iflicntfrs‘ aim. -‘
day almanac and evening. l Antoni; ,;
the ”WWW“ the out d‘d out“
Georgie ldron and It cuts. My d
who Were warm! ,walcomed by their
many friends amps; ii ‘ , diciii
"The vsén‘iomt
and better . president, has closed its doors.
They had been fronds IIII'V'
loll OVdI'I‘IIil- 5"
A110
tide posit-Id on the door gives as the
reason for closing: V‘finsutilclent tund-
increasiun run.”
"riri limit Lira
IEY CHARLES WAGNER.
RRIBIDENTJ RODGEVENT 3AY8
TO. 1' E AUTHOR. “I AM PREACH-
*IVNIVVEO'VVV V U]! BOOK TO MY COUNTRY-
N” ..
100 A COPY AT ‘. ,
COLEMANS
Nam More.
10 North Main Strut. .9th Norwalk.
Ascot for“ A. a. “spousa- Imus"
and 8pm inn 0 Its.
1 P M.-Luncbeou in tho Oldy Parish ,
the ‘
ISampsdtI preached. after which Holy ‘
10 lfie—Celohration of the Holy cam ‘ ”
Tokyo. Japan and CV3VVBishop . _
il~it‘lcctions . '.
i
bargain story w as {5
You’ll fin. IItto your interest. if you are intcrcsted. to:
come without delay-more 16,11 and 18~ycar-old boys than
there are c6; anthem at thiVs price-582.98 ‘ . f”
Of course the costs are odds and ends of various regular
‘ lines priced regularly at $8 and 810.
coins soon. .
' 'l
W“.—
Doing the business of our lives in Men’ 8 Overcoats. Eas-
\ ity of the Coats we sell at from 8m to $30.
Knee-lengths and long. fullrbac‘k Coats. rain-proofcd coats
all going out lively.
Got the kind of Overcoats for boys that boys ought to.
. 11:1thng and tough and warm, and modestly priced.
Bring your boy In and let him try on some of them.
ROGERS & STEVENS
Successor: 1.9 Constant Bros.
sour” unawauk. TEL. climates.
No waste~thats the ‘ additional advantage , we add
to best quality. We double screen all our grain so
that all dirt, and waste is eliminated and your animal gets
pure, clean grain.
Merit counts in grain as in anything else.- and ill'lst .
qualityi grain is impossible unless the grain” is freed '
from dlr and waste. as is ours it is not possible no get
better quality or prices elsewhere—it Is absolutely im-
possible to Vgct the same economy anywhere also.
Bay Oats Thats Clean ~
Agent for Crocker's Flour-«Tho
III‘bost. Made by Wasbbur~n Crosby Co.
MANUEL 'r. HATCH
"‘5‘ V ‘Payasmall Deposit.
And Secure a
Lhristmas Present That Lasts
Nothing can canal as a gift one of ‘our J EWETT PIANOS—I}
, tutuy reminder. of tth giver for a life time.
You can secure one of these beautiful lustrumoutsby 1111)!an II
no amount no larger than you (upset. to pay for some easily for-
gotten prcsnIIt—I-thc balance on early monthly payments. '
Do not argue this question with yourself. or say It can’t be
“0118. Come and let us'toll you our side, you can make your do~
ciaionV much better than than now. .
We sclthlI‘o product of our own factory and save the middle:V
man’s proiit. in addition we give one your tree trial'ot any piano‘
selected. I
i
Manufacturers and Retailers. .
36 Washington Strut. relcph‘ono 5&2.
Laoxma (was
the entire field of science, nowherc has there been such progress as in Sci
once of Optics and the titling of glasses, our success in this line In due.
to a nmasure. to the tact that We embrace every meritorious idea. We con-
stantly seek to originate now methods of excclluncc that will in any way
did us in tho practice or l‘ittiuu Glasses
HOMER 8. non. Renaming Optician.
Room I Unitod Isak Building.
Opium Appointment: at convent-n as or patron.
OllVlsa hours. 8. 1124812245. II: 00.
i
loath Nam-III. c...
anturday evening: 7-4.
RAIN "0m ‘" T
08"-
Best Cravanette. dOuble cape. E9. 75
Special Bargain
of our regain VB and 8th Ovc‘rcoats in them
You'll bc wins if you '
. ily explained. when you see the smartncss.‘ the fit and the quaI-I, . I
Till lllllillll Pilillliill
llu Intention Slut
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
WALL STREET 1010 a. 1n wPrIcss
of stocks today advanced easily a
Itaotion all around on a large and well
distributod volumo of business. Unitn
ad states Stool pm. on the sale of
5000 shares touched 95 1-2. compared
with 96 On Saturday and the common
ruse 3 8. Colorado Fuel advancad I 1-"
and ontario & Western Illinois Gon-
Itral Massed and (lentil-oi Electric
gained large IraI lions. ’l‘heic was a
very large absorption or
Railway at a rise of a hair.
dent price movements continued to be
the Nature of the market. Reading
extended its rise to over tiusc. points
Without relicVIng the heaviness ot‘ otiI~
or leaders. Considerable leather and
other industrial stocks were bought.
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS
I I was arranged that. the party should
.19 visit. Yale Ilnivoraity.V
The Maples it Goldschmldt (30.. Com.
mission Brokers. Swartz’ & Corbett
Block, South Norwallt,'1‘olepbone 153.
HIGH BCHOOL8. o.
I The Shoe Sbopo went up to Nor
walk Saturday, to play the Oyur Riv
or High Schools. and they didn't show
up. so Captain Callahan lined up his
men and John Naggic made a touch
down. Afterwards the Shop Shops
played the Norwalks. and the Norwalku
defeated the Shoe Shops by the scum
ot' ii to 0.1‘bo Norwalks had seven-
eloveu men Thu Norwulks wero
from tho ago of fifteen to twenty-one
years. and tho Shoo Shops were from
the use of ton to sixteen years. ,
BILLY WENT OVERBDARD. ,
A workmannnmcd ”Billy." from An-
sonla, had the unpleasant experience
at a ducking in the upper Norwalk har
bor. Saturday afternoon. Billy was
pushing a wheelbarrow along the dock
(It the st. Georgia Pulp and Paper
Company. Smith street. when sudden»
Iy something
precipitatod dip the icy water. Billy
authored himself together and as tho
water was shallow. he was able to
wudc ashore
BOG'I‘ON. Dec. 6.----
m? Japan and members or his stall!
with have been in Boston since last
Friday. lei‘t today {or New York. It
stop ovary or 3 hours at Now Haven
barium. but. an invasion
Lahowu the cadmium in he or-
IIIIvo way and he was .
anca FUSHIMI LEAVES BOSTON '
Prince Fusilimi ‘
Southern '
WALL STREET 1 p. m.~—lndepen ',
Reports over the private wires of .
Opon. High Low 1:30
Amal Cop 821.9 82342 81% 82-
Am C & F 00 34% 34% 84% 34%
« Am C & F III 9254. 92%, 92%. 92%
. Am Cot Oil 35 37% 3B 36%
Am Ice . 8% 8%» 8% 8%
Am Ice pf 39%; 39% 39%. 399i.
Am [loco 35% 1351.4- 35 35
., AnIrSmeIt 821/. 82% 81% 81%
AnICSVIigar 149 149 148% 148%
A TE: 8:.8 Fe 88% 887.6 88% 88%
A '1‘ k 8 Fe p103% 103% 103% 103%
Build &R Ohio 99%. 100% 99% 10095;
VB‘ltlyn RT 158%.. 681.9 68 68%
Chen & Ohio 50 50% 50 , 50%
Ch! I. N W 210% 210% 210 2105i. ,
IV Ch Gt West. 24% 24% 24% 24%
Oh M & St P175551 174% 175%; 17451;
‘Col II‘ & I 571,. 58 50% 56%
our South 2231‘: 22% 22% 22%
Cod Gas 215 .. 216 214% 214-16
' Dei‘li. Had 188 18834I 188 188%
_ Detroit. South 71/. 7% 7%. 7.
Eric 40 4059* 39% 403.:
Eric Isl. pt 78%. 74% 73% 74%
(ion Elm: 192 192 182 192‘ .
lll Cantral 158V, 159 1581,12. 1581;“
Lou & Nash ii? 147% .146 ~ 148%
Manhattan I 187741168 167M168
Mot St Ry 12414 124% 1238412414
Mox , cmttml 22% 23 22 :32 '
M K & T 34%;. 34% 34'». 3443
M K & T pf 631,9 65% 63M, 85%
Mo Pacific ii] 111% IIO‘A; 110%
Nut Lead 24% 2484;2451. 24%
, N Y Central I408; Milli. Ho l4!
Norf & West 76%; 78172 75% 76% ‘
Ont & West. 45 45 44 ’ 443's ',
Il’ac Mall 47% 47% 45%, 461/;
Penn R R. 139% 140 1391.4. 139%
Per Gas ”2% 112% 111% 112
Plans Car 41% 415;. 40% Iii
Rehding 79% 82 ~ 79%. 81h}
. Reading 1st pf 89 901,; 89 9011.
Reading 2 pr 82 .151. 82 82
. Rock Island 36% 37 389;. :lti'lfi
Rub Goods 281.; 28",» 2814‘. 28%
South Par 67 67 661/; 66%
8011 By Co 371,9 3783'; (I? 37%
Son Ry Co pf 97 97% 97 97%
Tenn 0 8: I 77% 7%. 761,5 76%
Texas Pac 37% 377A 37%. .758;
Union Pan 1167... 11574. 115741111585.
U 8 Leather )5 151,4 '51 15
_U S booth pf 98% 98 981,4, 99
i II S Rubber 3344 33% 83% 33%
‘U S Stool 38% 33% 32% 32%
911 8 Steel pf 9514'. 95% 94% 94%.
Wabash 235923154 .2314. 23%
Wabash pf 47 47 46% 46%
VWost 011 Tel 92% 92% 92 92%
I
V‘SHOE SHOPS. 5; OVER RIVER
teen mcn and tho Slice Shops had
the Iranians In some
. Hominy, loose to weigh out, 3c lb.
.thrc.
. BOLD AT COMMON SENSE PRICES IS WHAT HAS MADE I
BLACK SMART ODOTHEBV 'Vl‘VVHEI MOE'I‘ VWVIDIIVIVIIVYV KNOWN
WORLD TODAY. I
SUITS AND OVEROOATS SPECIAIIS FOR THIVS WVE'EK.
312. 00 AND 815. 00.
BOYB’ UNDERWEAR AT 250 PER. GARMENT.
saliva .
cannon. . . I
SELLECK & FRI;
I Clothiers and Furnisharl. ‘ "
88 Washington Street. South Norwslin
alumnus CALI: 3:4... ‘
IMM~wmm . “w...” A m .. W... u WW...” .
Pure Sugar Syrup. Some of you don't want the Karo Corn N)?
such We offer a fine new pure sugar syrup, 13c quart. . . . .
Mince Meat In stone jars. 5 lbs. finest Mince Meat at 59¢: ”filial
not dear for goods a: fine as those. . .. -.
Just as good and much
than in packages. ’
Fresh Willie Meal.
of it, So lb.
10c Green Peas to soil by the quart. soak and cook same as bonus.
qt I. ;
Vineland Sweet Potatoes, finest block. 2 qtm. 15c. . .
New rout of our real Java and Mocha Calico. Till come it till“
passed, If equaled, in this place. 32c. Better than some or more mod
New Year's Cake fresh arrival. 2 lbs., 25c.
We take pride in our good cheese. Cheese is something that: Is
matter of fancy and taste. Mild or strong, you_ will n'lways find. it
Cheap at 18c lb. ._
Fin. California Grapes. New stock just in. lite lb. . .
Waiting your valued orders. yours to nerve and please. ‘ ‘
We are headquarters for this article and shill
/ W who strain: .
H9 3‘95 Be“. constellations..-
Ino vVou mus: III. serial-V coaloqnnco- o! onus-ca ”
Primal: boyoail all other volcanism In In. ”all“ on.
«ma your mum consideration.”
DON'T TIIFLI WITH YOUR IYEII EXAMINATION PIILV VIII-
, FIG? FITTING GUARANTEED.
. o. s. JACKSON.
II WALL ITRIIT. NORWAVLVIV‘.
Stock Now Ready fol
InsVPectIOn
BOOKS. GTAT ERY ‘AND ART 0000..
w. P. BEERS, ””1
4.9 WALL STEEEV'VT. NORWALK
Christmas
n my also! line of j‘r‘t ‘
war roams m PLATINUM. ,
Sittings should It. Mm Now to incurs Prompt Dollvnry. .
No sauna. After a: so P. It \ , VV‘V
VVMGKION'O ITUDIO.
Trolls n Pass ”)th- "
as WALL a‘l’lllil'l', NOltw LKJILIPHONI, 829—8.
The Maples and Goldschmidt, _
(Incorporated)
Commission Broker
Dealers in
swaarz a cosssrr stock. scum ‘11an
Stocks and Bonds bought for lament a spflcidlty '
. solicited.
Norwalk Chronicler