Within 1?. Beera' Norwallc and galorwalk stationery Stores are iii a l g . , Rabbit hunters are out today relying r on. the snow to enable them to track the rabbits. This snow was the that of the season to make hunting good. ”Buy your Xmas H'd'k'f'a while the stock is harsh. M. 89-. Smith a 00. 9 The Christmas trade has already I. commenced. The dealers in toys have their goods in and displayed and pea pie are already beginning to lay in for the holidays. I A large schooner load of pulp, for the St George Pulp and i’aper Com‘ pany. .which arrived yesterday isI pa- las linbtered from Oyster Shell Point by the Tug Addie V and a. barge. Edward Brennan. who is wanted by the Nome-1k police. is still amorig the missing. The notice. hoiv‘eber, have hopes of landing him and Into now working on clues that may lead to the disclosing of his whereabouts John W. Wagner, the newspaper writer and playwright who shot and killed himself in New Ymk city Mou' day was a relative of the Sanford family. of Redding, and had spent con siflerable time In Raiding as Him guest of Mrs. Charlotte A Sanford, now of New Haven. A number of Norwalk military men went. :0 Stamford last night and at- landed the dance of Company H, of that city The Norwalkers included Lieutenant Charles H. Wing. Color Sergeant Thomas Hunt and the fol- lowing from Company D‘: [lieutenant Edward P. Weed Lieutenant Henry T. Prowitt, Sergeant Louis W. Leon- ard. Sergeant Spencer S. Adams, Corp- oral Howard H. Mossman and Privates St. John, George L, Woodward, Staph- on Hurt and Harry Weston. An Italian. Peter Echo. of Stamford was arrested in Darlen yesterday after noon by Policeman Hickey. of Stanl- ford. Boho was wanted on a charge of assault committed a. couple of weeks ago in company with Gdiseppe Gisano, . upon the person of Frank Itasi’ocle. Gisano was arrested, fined $100 and sent to jail for six months. Boho shipped out however. and has been living in Darius ever Since. He was finally located and his arrest Inado yesterday. He was. released, onubail of $300? ' “ WESLEYAN LABORATORY. Dedication of the aim ecu Scott Mo» m9rl'al ’l‘ha rAtternocp. MIDDIETOWN Dec. 7. vv—A new phi sical laboratory at Wesleyah Univcr nity. known as the John Boll Scott Memorial. and erected at a cost of $110. 000 was formally dedicated and handed over to the university this af- ternoon. The gift is from the lam Charles Scott and his son, Charles Scott, of the ciasaof 1886. and is in memory of John Bell Scott. of the class of 1881, who died. of disease con- Irncted while serving as chaplain of the cruiser St. Paul during the Anwri- can- -Spanisb War. The building is beautiful in III-sign and imposing in Ilwimensions and is constructed of Hal- rnrd brick and Indiana llmehtonc. The ' main part has a frontage of 102 feet and a depth of hi feet. and in the rear is an extension of 60:30 fact. building has a basement. three floors and an attic. except that the third floor is omitted in the extension. in the main lecture room there are 200 south. and a stunner icclure room accommo- dates forty persons. There are 22 rooms for experimental .work, in addi- tion to lecture and apparatus rooms. photographic dark rooms. atorerooms. oiliccs. library and draughting room. The building is abhildu‘ntiy Illippitiui with! water and gun connections throughout and ill also equipped with an exceptionally extensive and own niche system of wiring for the pur- dlhtributlng to all poinlll. for experimental purposes. alternating and direct currents. from the city mains. all Well as from storage hitherto: In the basement For thu'Ino'IiI part the interior is finished with 2prch brick walls, painted a light-tin,- unlit; cad poled door timbers and The architect was t: cries A hitch. of New York. who designed the new buildings for Dartmouth dollars The dedicate” exerciser were in The I lpé’ work. 9 Will The working of an unseen hand. arbitrator's wise designr I , ‘ dress was by Iiidwrfrd 8. Rose of lamina... and his subject v.23 “The National Bureau of Standards. and its Relation to Belon- title and Technical laboratories " Prof. Rose said in part: I ‘ I, "The dedication of a large and well- appointed building to be devoted ox- cliilll rely to instruction and research Juice is a n 9 ry of a collar . 'In this Instance tb realization of a hope long by ‘many, and by none more e poetical: run so splendid a building has an deemcid necessary for the work to e done In physics sug- gests two things. First, the. high standard which Wesleyan is setting ‘ for herself in this as in other depart- mental of work; and second the rapid dove, \pmeht Which has oocurcd in re- cent- years in physics, rendering iIn- pcratlvo an equipment for experimen- tal truth of an entirely different on! r of magnitude from that thought so cienl. ‘iii. generation ago So great has been the demand for the best Instru: ments and standards to he used in ex- perilnenlal work. both in pure and has been led to establish at Wash- ington national laboratory. one of whose functions is to co- operate with scientific and technical institutions Emit manufacturers in the work of 1m proving instruments and. developing methods of measure- mom. _... Q. .'.-..............~..._._ BIBLES BEIIE'D AGAIN. CONSTANTINOPIJG. Dec 7.«~The orders which the Porto declares were provinces not (0' interfere with the salsa of Bibles have proved ineffective a't 'I‘Ieblzoud where the authorities promptly intervened immediately street. selling, recommended the seiz uIn‘ oi Bibles and lined the colpor- tours. The Porto is preparing identi- and British embassy. pointing out the alleged objections to the system colpoI-lage. . WRECK KILLED BRAKEMAN. SAN BERNARDINO. Cal" Dec. 7.— A serious wreck is renortéd. on the Salt Lake Railroad on the desert. about 100 miles north of Daggctt. A train of water tank cars broke loose at the top ”of a heavy grade Iushed down the hill at a tremcdous pace for about ten miles. and crashed into a construe. Ition I train; .A brakeman was killed. two men were seriously injured and setcrnl suffered minor injuries. OCTOGENARiAN FOiJND DEAD A'l’ , SEYMOUR. SE} MOUR Conn. Dec. 7~The dead body of Hiram Austin was found In his home yesterday aftel noon by Con- stable 'I‘. D. Adams, his son in law as the latter went home for dinner. Mr. Austin was 80 years old and yester- day morning apparently was in good btaith. Heart disease was the cause of death. J m w-mewww . BETTER THAN SPANKING. Spanking does not clue children of bed wetting. if it did there would be few children that would. do it. There is a constitutional cause for this. Mrs. M. Stimmers. Box 516. Notre Dame. but. will send her home treatment to any mother. She asks no , money. Write her today if your children tron. his you in this way. Don't blame the child. ThI- chances are it can't help it. THE SIMPLE Lift BV‘CHARLEB whence. PRESIDENT aoossvau‘r save To THE AUTHOR. "i AM PREACH- mo voun BOOK TO MY couu'rnv. MEN." , J '10: A oorv AT COLE MAN’S New: Store. 10 North Main ”not. Math Norwnlk. Agent for A. o. Opaldim'a Daub-ll and Sporting Goods. I iwc parts. ill-III in the ntemortai chapel I and later in the John fiail ott nie- Incl-lat itself. At thaw lint.I ser- vice. to which the entire faculty and the undergraduate bod scripture reading d 9 y went. the I it damnation was I; ' '86 physicist of the Natiouui . table event in the I I ‘rIsrvINc. to To at. 32.590 TO $8.50. ‘ sourH nonwhtkm applied physics Ithat the government . and standards - sent to the Turkish officials in the 99 in " cal notes for the American legatlon I of‘ SILK Luise. submits Jervtlsu. Atwsvs‘oooo, iFI YOUR BOY NEERS A NEW OVERGOAT ERING HIM lN ANDI‘II LET US SHOW YOU WHAT AI GOOD COAT WE CAN BELL Y0 9'", FOR LIT'FLE MONEY FOR BOYS FROM 4 T0 161‘00A9T8 FROM OUR STORE l8 FULL OF _C9HRi8TMA8 ,0}? THE THINGS MEN LlKE9 BEST A9399 GIFTS Successors to Captain“ Bros. hip smote AND ooucm \ . SUGGEBTiONB—I-FU LL TEL. 9OALL,’9 82- 992. ‘ "i'DDAY m...“ WALL STREET,- WALL STREET 1010 n. air—Open lng quotations in the stock market to day were generally a moderate frac- tion Iowar extending to 1-2 in enum- ber of chase. Amalgamated Copper was the Iraturc 7 500 shares selling at the opening at 77 and 76 compared with 77 i 4 last night. The price sub- sequently run off to 7:. 5-8. Union Pn- cific Tennessee Coal and Consolidated Gas lost about a point. were amongst stacks of less, import- ance except for a rise of 3 If in Louis- ville & Nashville WALL STREET l p or orders checked the slump in prices shortly afler noon. but. in the interim declines had been largely extended in a number ofI Icasca A subsequent rally lifted some of the weak features in No W wastes—theta the to best quality. ‘ "9__ selling at the lowest. 9 additional advantage would We double screen all our grain so that all dirt and waste is eliminated and your animal gels . , ., pure. clean grain \ . Merit counts in grain as in anything else. and ‘firét‘l ', quality in‘graiu is impossible unless the grain is freed? ‘ from dirt and waste. as is ours, It is not‘posalhle roger.“ better quality or prices elsewhere—~it is absolutely im- IBuy Oats Thats Clean possible to get the same economy anywhere else. Agent: for: Crushers Flour~The best. 0 Pay a Small Daposd Madc- by Washburn- Crosby Co MANUEL T. HATCH. ‘.I'li And Secure a Christmas Present That Lasts Nothing can equal as a. gift one of our JEWE’I‘T HANDS—m daily reminder of the giver for a life time ‘ I You can secure one of those beautiful instruments: by'ilhylng an amount no larger than you expect to pay for some can“? 10!“ gotten present-«the balance on easy monthly payments. I Do not argue this question with yourself, or say it« can‘t be done, ctslon muchibetter than than now. 0019119 and 10t us it?" y0u our side, you can make your do- We 89“ the Product of our own factory and save the middle- nInn's profit. selected. in addition we give 0‘19 your free trial 0; any piano 1. Manufacturers and Refaflnrs. 9 36' Washington Strut. WeHaIe Prepared lullhe litiiiliiliis The uranium! em stocks. all but): our atom. we have our had the pleasure of exhibiting. . MJNY EXCLUSIVE DEMONS. . YOUR INSPECTION IS INVITED. K’COLEIURNISILAUDER ,Tolophono 88-2. THE JEWILERS'. a Main at. Nor: m. 96 Washington 87.. 8o. Norwaiir. the entire field olululauoc, nowhere has there been such progress as in Scl- once of Optics unlit ritually ma it! i t It? the siting of glasses. » 0 l in a measure. to threat that we «phrase to new methods I) of hitting discus. 9, ur mucosa in this line is due. meritorious idea. We Wilt i that will litany my the neighborhood of a point and Amni- gumated Copper rose to 74. At 1 o’clock the maIket was breaking vlo. lentiy again and many stocks woro 9 9 United States Steel fell to 29 Ii- 8 and. Amalgamated Copper went back to 72 1-2. I TODAY' 3 QUOTATIONS. Reports over the private wires of The Maples & Goldschmldt 00.. Com- ' mission Brokers. Swartz & Corbett Block. South Norwulk Telephone 153. Open. High. Low. 1:30 Aural Cop 77 77 72% 729;. I file & FCo 3334 33st 331.9 33% m. cat Oil 363: 36% 36% 863/; Am Ice ii 8 7%. 8 ‘ Atiiicu p! iii-lb; 83%, 38% 38 ’ , rim won at 341.4. 33%. 3315;. All: Sillolt till/i Bibi 80% 80 ‘ Am Sugar 147 148?»; 14634 147 Anaconda. 109 109 107 108 A T & 8 Fe 87% 879% 86% 80% A. 'l‘ 8:. S F0 p103 103 102% 102% Hello & Ohio 9929 100%,}, 98% 987d skim or (It... can 641.52% Chou & Ohio 49 49% 48% 48% 9 Chi Iii. .N W 2085;; 209 208% 208% .. on or West 23y. 2m 2214. can 011M 6's St P173b§ 174% 172% I73 9 001 r a I Til can. run. 5:: Col South 22 22 2174‘. 2th.. Con Gas clot. 2121.5 21074. 2li Dcl a IIIIII _ 18m 188% 1879 Is; . Ei‘io. . . 39% 40% 39% 39% Elie lsl pt’ 75% 76% 75%. 7M; Gen Elbe J88 188 18.? I187 Ill Central 156% 156% lfiiifi 164% 1401‘. (it Nash lib 145% 14685 143’»;- Manhattan 167% 187% 107%, 1071.1. Met, St Ry 123% 123% ”2% 122% Mex Central 21% 22% 21% Lilli M K &. 'I‘ 33 33 32%: 32% M K &I 'I‘ pf 64 Iii 63% 63% Mo Pacific 109% 110% 108% 108% N Y Central 139% 140 138% 139% Norf & West 76% 77 75% 70% (Jill & West 43% 4355'. 40% ilii’. Pat: Mall 178% 138% 137% 137% Penn It. It 110% ill l095§I109§g Press 8 Car 391.“. 39% 3951 391/; Reading 80 80% 78% 79 Read 1 pl 901.; 90% 90% 90% Read 2 pf 82% 821.6 82% 82% Rep Steel 169;. 16% 16% Hit-i. Rock Island 35% 36%‘2 734% iii! Rubber Goods 281.5 28% 27% 27% South Pacific 66% 66% 64% 04% Son lily Co 36% 36% 35% 351,; Son Ry'Co pf 95% 96% 95% 96% Term C & I 74% 74% 72% 73 Texas Pacific 363/. 37% 36% 36% Union Pacific "3% 114% 112% 112% UII Pac pf 95% 95% 95% 96% U 3 Leather 17% 18V; 10%: 17 U 8 has of 104 105% 103% 103% U 8 Rubber (iii 83 32% 38 U 8 Steel 3H4 31% 30% 00% U 8 Steel pic! 93% 93% 911,4 92% Wabash 23 23 22% 22% Wabash pf 45% 45% Min 44% West lln Tel 92% 921,4 92% 92M. Wincon Cent 23 23% 22% 22% WW... SON- lNILAw OF SONIIN- LAW. Queer Tangle of Relationship In Jack can Township WILKEBBARRE PaI. Doc 7-»Dan Cupid has played a peculiar prank in mixing the relationship of four persons in Jackson township. Columbia county. sued to Sylvester Heath. aged 58 and Sarah lingenbach. aged 20. The bride is the daughter of Heath‘s son-indent. whose consent to the mar- rihge ofhie daughter as a minor child had to be obtained. Heath now he~~ comes tho condo-law of his aon-in-law and of his own daughter. The bride is the child of Hunchback hc daughter of Heath. who. tl‘lultlng In his south-law's homo. met the lat- tcr’u daushier and fell in love with The annual. convention o the done] 3‘ billi’l Union 0 Am hits The few gains; ' -Suppol ting ‘ A mnrrlnre license has Just been is, y hill ill-at wife His second wife in I Stocks and Bonds bought I... investment a specialty 9 rni'r also him In) career BACKED or or in: Soho Ar cannon snusn salons rs wssfr‘ tins 9 onion who courses run near winner Know UMRLY worn: or or: unsor-ron-snnvrcn owr won‘m TODAY. I II' . I ' ‘ sutrs sun ovancoirs spasms you In... wank 312.00 AND 315.09. ‘ . novs- unnanwsan AT 25c run GARMENT. a“ .8 5 I' Clothiers and Furnhhunl '0 Id Washington Street. South Norwallt. mum; char; 3m: tailing iii no In‘isnn In our Pure Super Syrup. Some of you don't want the Rare Gem . such We offer a fine new pure sugar syrup, 13c quart. "3 Mince Meat in atone jars, 5 lbs. finest Mince Meet at 50c: 10 not dear for good: as fine as those. Hominy. loose to weigh out, 3c ”1.. than in packaget. . Fresh White Meal. of. it, do lb. 106 Gl‘oon Peas to sell by the quart soak and cook same as beans. qt. Vlhelanrl Sweet Potatoes. finest stock, 2 qte., 15: New rout of our real Java and Mocha Coffee. This colic: ion pained. if eq’ualed lII‘I this place, c. Better than some for more mono New Year's Cake, fresh arrive, 2 lint, 25c. We take pride in, our good clues". Cheese Is something that a matter of fancy and taste. Mild or strong, you will always find here. Cheap at 16c lb New stock lost in, 15c lb. Just as good and touch ii We are headquarters for this article an in Fine California Grapes. Waiting your valued orders, your: to serve and please. LORENZO DIBB I‘ II . I ‘who‘szzsirrr H0 5095 3.9“ commune“. oo YOU REAL!!! the urlcu Quantum”: of Dentin“ '1 Im‘ i Prlcolon beyond all on." summon. is to. ”mm m n " norms your hithut commutation. I court TRIFLI wrru ‘voun areal EXAMINATION FIII.I9 , , not rrmno ounanrun. O. B. JACKSON, OWIOIAI. u WALL arnnr. Stock Now Ready InSpectIon BOOKS. STATIONERY AND ART 0000.. i W. P. BEER88 49 WALL STREET. NORWALK w"Lisloksaris Rhetographo Christmas a very select line of was, i I I , . ARTFOLDERS IN PLATINUM. Sittings should in Mada New to incur. Prompt Delivery. cuttings Aftor 3' 80 P. M. 9.lAfiltOOlil'B BTUDl l0. 1 _ All Trolleys Pass the Door. . . 53 WALL STREET. NORWALK TELEPHONE. 829—3. The Maples and Goidschmldl (Incorporated). Commission Brokers; Dealers in ‘ mswrm a can...“ stock. _‘ acorn Niohw I. ll ml In a II; 0 Walnut biliary-I
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