s1 wnsatntrVIbn IT-
h’ltll‘: hillsides.
Salad ot enameled were at Road's.
See ed M 1.11.?
Complet if e Emerson shoes
at GeorgeK 1'9“!th Washington
street.
Continuation of the sale of silks,
and dress goods.V It the Boston Store.
See ad.
‘VuIsity suits are bounti to please
you. Prices right. See Rogers d.
Stevens’ ad.
The schooner Braincrd sailed this
morning with a cargo of stone for
Long Island.
It you are in doubt where to get
good butter. give Joseioff a Vt.rlal Read
ad. for bargain pi'ilces ,
Miss Katherine Steegmuiier is con-
fined to her home in Quintard avenue
by a slight illness.
John- Maggie yesterday in
New York sprig!“ anti: i the produc-
tion of "'1‘wa ."
The stem lighter“ mandocas arrived
yesterday with a demo of cement and
l r tor Ra bets.
are. 3 urea-rec
Mrs. George III Farllhalii. of You-
kers. N. Y. is visiting Mrs. David W.
Raymond, of Wu ngto “street.
MIs. Thomad’ mtgoitflr in seldousiv
ill at her htfllé in Brditd er. it is
believed she will have to undergo an
operation.
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Abraham Hariis has purchased the
Frank Comatock place in South Mair!
street. through the agencyo of Jacob
M Laytou '
Mr. and lids; William ii. Earle will
give a reception at inckwood's Hall
tomorrow evening for Miss Alice
Earle. their daughtorw ,_
About titty people went. on the ex-
cursion of the steamer .lohn Sylves»
nor to New York yesterday. and wit-V
nessed the Hippodrome.
The baIge Carrie Whitehead arrived
this morning. with a cargo of moulding
sand whic
Inond 3.31m era whahves.
five of Eureka Rebekah
Lodge een invited to attend an
entertainment to be given by the but
.belot‘ gills. tolnmu'ows evening.
Theres no beauty in all the land
That can with .her vface compare.
Her lips are red: her eyes are bright.
She takes Rocky Mountain Tea at night
Plaisted' 8 drug. store.
Wm
A delegation. .of members of Kab-
noes Encampment. I. 0. 0.1“. of Nor-
walk. will at; fights rt this even
ing and vi ncampmcnt
‘ 3. A regular 1:519 drill of Company
D was held at. the armory last night
.Captaln Edward P, Weed. command-
log. The comm): has secured the
Wheeler and ilaon orchestra. of
Bridgeport. for liq,» Thanksgiving night
dance.
George F Adm-inland) Eruslcin, Chi»
Iago; W. C. uryea. it. t‘) McCoy.V .
ii Bibos. (i. Qusokonbush. Arthur Sal-
mon. William Don bsIty.1. A Hot
lingo. it! .Haok- muel Tully, New
York; 0. B. Housman. Bridgeport; A.
0 Steele. Hurt:ford (isorge \V. ivos.
W A. Holmes. J Henry Blanchard. W.
.LI‘ Vcruemor..il. Hi. Mallory. .l.A A. 0di-
oroe. Boston: Mr. and Mm A. 1.111111-
rgo ii‘. Walters.
W’ Brooklyn: floor
ridgcpori; H E. bowncn. GI‘BIIIIDON:
woro at the Hotel Clifford. yesterday.
()bstinste constipation indigestion
V and stomach dlsorddra are permanent:
iy and nosttlrcly 9W9“ by taking Hot
lists” Rocky Mountain Tea. 3011.1‘011
or Tablets. Pinlsteti‘s drug store.
owner Hollow, yesterdsv outb-
,orhIHK the foilowln; omissions to In-
stitutions: inhaling tons of New B
van American its I for the Den.
”Idiot Barrett Westoort.lioa1o
for notirablos: Jot-dine Curtis ot Tor-
.rlniltoo. monastic“ School for 1111»
booties: data the. Connecticut
llospit‘l fort sans. The last
named Ions tohgi V «town as a state
pat r. burned John (L— 'isylor
taOosao‘htldtit. on Association.
. wbohu nosed that ho is not
purl“. ”of this tats and
3K“ mbeen 111v II; 1311 as case.
and ”slow he as that
his ”’1. at Hid toting 'woul bastion-t
that. he he tarsal over to
has mat «salt 1-1» met thus-t
ominous of Moi tho
. V ill Bri fldsehort today on court duty.
" if m
.3 surrender; *. .
. lble for quite a distance.
of poplar branches on the roof.
, .‘I' 3
Will be discharged at Ray
at Clitbill'l L
. I r _ scape
Bridge Irish Market. at 4011 quart.
"rm
Deputy sharia John W. Bentley Is.
Spools! dried; on flour at the United ‘
Grocery 09mm” this week See Volt.
.11 1 Man. at» «V11 .mm .
no Wood. of at Orchard street. ‘
oven to the Norwallt Hospt»‘
Whilao‘a (1. Elton. a commercial trav-
clot tram New Haven. was a visitor in ,
town today on business.
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A Istantn heating apparatus has been
installed in the home of Edward Ben- ‘1
neth- of Wood-wdrd avenue.
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A Strange Ornament.
A great globe ornamented with the .
map of the earth has been carved in
stone to decorate the estate of an no V
centric Englishman at Swanage. It
stands overlooking the sea, and is vis-
One may
walk about it and study it in detail.
The film, 'surfaoes. such as the
ocean's. lakes Vand deserts, are decorat-
ed with scriptural texts. which are
supposed to apply especially to the
locality they occupy.
V 0111s as Hair 011.
A southern cotton planter had on
his plantation a_iittle boy in buttons
called "Sam." Sam one afternoon
pointed to a bottle on his master's V
bureau. and said: “Mars Charming.
am dat hair oil?" Mercy. no. Sam.
that's? glua.';'_.sald the planter. "i guess
dass why I can't git man cap 0 .“
said lam, ' thoughtfully.
Newspapers in Paris.
There are about a hundred and
fifty daily newspapers in Paris. Some
of them have ginormous circulations.
According tb' figures given in the cur
rent number of the “Mercurc de
France." the "Petit Parisian" has a
sale of 1.500.000: "Le Journal." 750.-
000; "Le Petit Journal." 800.000, and
the "Matin," 400,000.
Quick Multiplication.
A salmon has been known to pro-
duce 10.000 ,000. eggs in one season;
some iemai‘n VVnpiders produce 2.000
eggs. A queen bee has produced 100.-
000 eggs in a mason. One pair of rab-
bits can become multiplied in four
years into 1.250.000.
.g_
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How tbe’Thlbstan Lives.
The Thlhetan houses are from two
to three stories in height. in winter
the Tbibetan lives below alongside of
the animals and fodder. and in sum-
mer he sleeps in louualVIwbullt booths
Football ‘to one» Criminals.
The Australian detectives hnd foot-
bail useful. Criminals will hide six
days in the week, but they have to
come out on Saturday to see the foot-
ball game. and the police are on hand.
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First Newspaper In America.
Na..- Clinte of the Pettaping house.
has“. Conn. has a copy of the first
newepaper printed in America, dated
at Boston. April 24. 1704.
Population of Japan and Russia.
The estimated population in 1900
of Russia was 141.000.01.10; Japan it;
260.004.
if you would forget business cares
spend your vacation whore mosquitoes
abound. .
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Primary agricultural schools are
now established In twelve cities of
saxony.
W , .. MM... .u—p.
H ills Care
and
Settling of Estates
is I matter of busi-
ness “In the strictest
sense of the word.
and should be so
treated.
lilo South Norwaiit
trust, 00.
:msitos s spacialty
at this class III
businss‘s.
I1".
TIL ‘lfl-
chemistry."
h
i rut h.
the Uairsrsi
ha hadsston
what we can sell.
is what we can buy right.
Low prices do not always mean cheap grain, but
right prices for dependable goods are what you are look
for- and our business is to have both.
“s 13' ' a Buy Outs Thais Clean.
BUSINES
am his
a wan. was".
lmlgsldu ‘Eullops lilcpu q.
ALSO HAVE LARGE ASSORTMINT OF CHOIOI FISH RICIW.
unlit“. vanish-It “natal
I“
Copyright 1 {lo-3' by‘
'Hart Scllatthcr éfiMdrx
Is the point to which we wish to develop our busi-
ness. it. is It mistake to gauge our business entirely by
‘Just remember the better standard
1 11m nenr. just as far
» as the nearest letter-box
or telephone.
Crepe Paper. EC roll—~wllHeV it lasts;
80 IT WILi: YIELD THE BEST "FRUITS
In Varsity suits we put you in
to fit beyond buttons. Yet at out
libs swell city tailors prices. or loss
i Try on a single or doublebraastod
ling of the collar: the broad labels
long vented deals and peg- top trousers.
$16 to 825
for suits of high grade and perfect
Workmanshlp. In the new and pond.
lar oyster gray. mixtures. black and ,,
blue.
Suits from" sold under our guaran.
ice at satisfaction or Inonloy back.
Overcoats III several distinctive
models.
:8 to 026.
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We'd like an opportunity to show
you the now shirts and other furnish-
ings lately received. ‘Some. mighty
smart effects confined to us.
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MANUEL To HXTCH.
buss 1L. . .a’
‘I
to Wall or. new»...
Tsiaphons connection.
W. P. BEERS,
look and Stationary Stores.
a no. Main It, so. Namath.
80 Positions Filled by Graduates of
Merrill Business College.
the past 27 weeks.
competent otht c as
M l‘IRRIlJ. tits young men and young women for
'8. and supplies husmcss
houses with
sistauts
DAY AND EVENING SESSIONS.
FREE.
0:. B. Jackson.
Quill“ MOM.
ID T0
”with
AND abacus soar Is OMANIID 3
Lattilogucs. Books and Stationery FREE.
EYES CHANGE
Olson one attributes a Isaac! otssrnsas of vision is his
glass“ arc wholly «blame.
your ayes mound slain!
M. A. MERRILL. Principal.
AWONDINOLY.
Would “M In wail OI a:
noawsts. or.
DAY
Including tinIIdsh Macaroni. Large Green smell. Columbia ilivur 3111111011..
ll'lstl‘ish. Frostlish. ileum-fish. Codilsh. Wenkdsh. (micro3 Clams. etc.
Cutbili’a Bridge Fish
arkot .
FIII DILIVIIW.
."1 an: Nicholas (littlot. professor of
said» I tramp gathered
with other Husbands in the streets
. of Harts when nailed by the police
tloutpnsnt to l
nota.hls filthy‘to no
- moms proving tint
Investigations
the trains was a tumor isolator at
l" himself And
is he fished docs
..ho spoke the
showed that
at Paris. that! r roars
had the soisntt 11 world
mum
the». rim;
00111061101330 .
from $31an a...
to prison for a week. at least." he
bagged the patient "1 must have reg
ular food and a bed. lest i perish. " .
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As Illustrating the estimation In
which District Attorney JoronIo V15
held by the spordth fraternity of New
York. it is related that not long ago I
Mortar out the proprietor of s panth-
ling house and said: “i hear your
taro bank“ was rstdsd this avast 7‘
when” m?“
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touch with metropolitan style, inter. »
proton by master craftsmen, and made . "
model; noteithoi'oorfoot fit over the [ ;
shoulders. which 311i? broad; the snag.
Vilot Water Bottles
fountain Syringes
We have lustVrecslvcd a large
shipment at these goods and to
Vvite you to our store to inspect
' same.
. We have used at- prices rang-
in: from 7th to 31.75 each. 1 . .
All guaranteed goods.
~ the drain Planter
' was Panamanian s'roaa
1st. CALLil-l.
ammo
Maples t Goldsohmidt to
(Inset-porous.)
COMMISSION BROKERS.
Dealers in
Stocks. Bonds. Grain and
Cotton.
Maria A Cami: lloak. to. Namath.
TODAY IN WALL“ STREET
—-_.-.
WALLS STREET. 10:10 a. mn~0pnn-
FOR devotions racers, FOR BLEANV DECEMBER.
AND WINTER’S um...
£7313“) . .y "V
l .
arr our: SPECIAL nosey. a .
'TllIVsiI“hii‘.'3 I
Materials—Fine black blue. two tone and delicately dark
, cliccts in specially woven honeys. vicunas, thibets an unfin-
r
\
fished worstcds. all woolvtestcd. .‘ 1
S10. 00 to $25.
WELL DRESSED ' . " ‘ '
docsn‘ t mean custom tailored. You can be very poorly dressed
that way. Have you seen our Winter Suit niodeisH—The Oa-
born, The Earle, The Reflex and Byron? ~ ’ V . fi‘ '
V .r
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Mn:
fin '. ‘1.
SHOES V A»,
For the male members of your family. The Snapple“ in
town. .-
Rubbers for men and boys. . . _ »
‘ n'r' ' “‘
SELLEGK &_ PRICE
HEAD-To Foor- ourrrr'raas. WI! 1; V
98 Washington St. ‘ i '. '3!" Solidi Nomw'
ing prices in the stock market today
were lower than last night. the dec-
lines measuring a. uniform small frac-
tion. Smcittng's'loss‘ot lit, was the most
Conspicuous. The renewed depression
abroad over the Russian outlook at»
fectod the tone of the market. There
were a tow fractions except 1'01 Kan
nwbn and Michigan. which rose 2%.
WALL STREET, il a.
111.~Scunt.l'
support was afforded to stocks for
awhile. and there weIe- a number of
notable declines l‘t‘essme was most
effective against the 1115th priced rail-
roads and medium qudc specialties.
Offerings were not lingo and tho trad
era observing the fact turned front
and began to bid p1 ices up for it turn
Misses were “TUVI‘I‘HI quickly and in
addition several stocks wen» lifted l
to 1%. Thole were some recessions
again at the end of the h0lll‘_
WALL STREET. noon ~ Attcr
yielding slightly prices rose \igorouslI
under the influence of the easier tour
of the monev market. Spot laltles con-
tinued prominent. but the adtnncc
reached 11 point 01 men: over last
night in several prominent stocks
Prices fell back a 11 action and trading
became dull at noon. Bonds wow 11-
regular. ‘
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Report over the private wires of
The Maples d: Goldscbmldt Co.. Com
mission Brokers. Swaltz & Corbett
Block, 80th Norwallt. Telephone 153.
Open High Low 1100
Amni. Cop 3214 32% 81% 82%
3:111. g & Ft '3995 3915;. 39 39% 20 NORTH MAIN ‘1'. “‘5“ POST '1'.
III. .01. Oi 83-1. '11, :l I 'l. .
m M 233311. 33:3: 233?; 5333: so.aoawa1.1t. or. V . ,1 1 . IAI‘I' ub‘hwam cit-.3
Am. Loco. 158% (18% 6714’. 68 TEL 143. ' ' ’1" I 10—].
Am. Smelt. 1421/4 lit-Yr Hint. 144% l I 1 T I” .
Am. Sugar 1391.7. 110% 1311 110:1; "1' ‘ '
A. '1‘. a s. r.» 114 m. SI aw.
A.T, & so. p. 102% 103 1021', 1027..
111111. a Ohio 11014 1qu 1101/. 1101/.
Bklyn. n. 'r. 7'75:J 771,4. 77 77%;.
Chen. at Ohio Gill/3 53143 1131/. 53%
Chi.&N.W.219 219 219 219
ClIi.(ll. Warranties 207,1. 20% 207;. .
c. M.&St. 11.171114 177 175%176'ifi , .~
Col. 1‘, a 1. 431'. 437;. 431.4 431/. I /
Col. south. 267.1. 27 2mg, 27
Con. Gas. 180‘ Hill 180 180 '
Del. a 111.11. 225% 2311 saw. see-It.
Eric 48 48% We 48%'
Eric. 1st pf. 311,5 11115 811.4 811.4. ,,
tien. raw. 1115p. 185% 135% 185% . .
"LCM". 177 177 . 17694 177 . .
Lou. a Nash. 119x. 150% 1411 1501/.
Manhattan till 164 ltlti 164 l 3. .
111141.131. Ry. 417% 1171.111? 117% 1 , :
antitaxkclgrt.I 23% 21m 2311 23% ‘w’... -
. . x as .1911. .177... 3111.4.
M. K. a 'r. pf. 71 7:1 71 711,11 ‘ W
Mo. Pacitic on 09% 118% 99 , -\
Nat. Lead 407;. 51% 411% 81% l
N. Y. Control 17101;; 152 150 151%. ' .
Nori. a West. :12 53 7.2% till 3‘
Par. Mall I? lit 41' 411
Penn, II. it. 1391.9 110% 1391/. 1411
l’oopicntlus tutu. 10111. 11111.5 1011;. .
Reading 1.111% 139% 1:111 131W. .
Rep. sum 250.. 27.211 259.. 25% I
Rock island 29 21th. 28% 29%
8011. Pacific 037$ 09%. 08% 60%"
Son. Hr. Co. 347.4. and m; and.
W1: .. lili- 92 in ”a . ~
"ox. on c 1 ,3 .11 ii rig’ H
mm,“ Pitt‘. " '30:“| 131% 130% 131,99 ‘ Ni" “I! ”570”. NEW YOII. PIOVIDENCI AND 8”: M” Mill
u. 3. Rubber 511/. 11111. 5091. bolt coosluo 5011001.: list drill IIchtllitlBlls
.s. Stool 37 . my. my 117% a: *
US. Steel pf, 102% 1027111 102 102% 3 . » . . . .1 ,
Wabash 2114, 21% 21M. 211,9. . .
Whining. p31.I 419’. 41% till. 41%’ . 3 0 33 “
out. no. 11:1 11:1 11:1 113 " ' ' “l
' . m...— BECAUSB they respond notably to every minimal this.
A correspondent in the current iiar~ cook and have all of the modern points of construction
porn Weekly 111111qu an interestldd «Perfect Damper. choice of Grates (easily intercha
pitta for n more Inductive public «1111- able), largo Broiler Door. large Ash Pan, testers
play of our soldiers. Why is it he
asks. that we Hos so mud or them?
From 11111111 to trims battleships and
cruisers come to this port and anobol'
In the North rtv’er. where they may be
boarded. inspected. admired. so eager
are our naval men that the poo to
shade arm-acme the strondth and
oily 0 our nu‘V‘y.’ But our soldiers
or twice a year .111 .brlat par
1th avenue or! roadway. uAnd yet
be people are! st as much interest»
ad in them as in the navy.
lyi‘d Hts contests that parades be
hold more frequently. "it tor no other
reason than that at showing tbs tax-
harms the sort oi men tor whom they
are paying)
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“childish.“ you decided w t: .
m If. to all] hall???“
fir alumina. n...
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elsewhere.
fat, white and right. Buy a pail.
bushel for a short time.
to $1.50 per bushel later.
Much thought of for table fruit.
pcck.. Sell sometimes at 60: pack. Greening Apples, fine cuss,
Fresh state Eggs at 35c ties.
are real good. No risk as i “make go ed” any bad.
AND GEN PUTNAM FLOUR AND BECAUSE OF LAQK Oi'
ROOM we WILL SELL IT THIS WEEK AT S5150 pan anal
REL; BAG 75c.
he points out. are seen. perhaps once I
e on u 't
Wily not ,’ 5
lot 1111 ass them a little more Mandate .
“Telephone Call-3244. Wm." “
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items of Interest at Dibble s Grocorv ., .
TUB BUTTER—Nou’ll find here a better article for a less price than ’
Worth now 24c wholesale. Our price. 25c lb. V ‘
FAMILY MACKEREL in pails. s1 pail. are selling éood;_ 21) small 11.1..VV
POTATOES are now selling in‘ca r load lots at Ode to 95m. Offer for 0th
Lay in your winter stock now or pay from $1.25
SNOW APPLES are small, red ap pies, very white flesh. and fine flatter-.3
We have some-5t: (1%.: 20: 1/, pin: 319*
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NICE CAULIFLOWER 10 to lzl/acl 3569 ‘\
Standard Oil Go. has raised the p rice on Oil: again. ' ' .
Perfectly fresh home laid eggs not in stock“ A good substitute are our?
People who have had both say the 36c End
Will sell the Jamaica Oranges at 15c dozen Saturday. .. "
Hope to serve and satisfy. Solicif your valued orders. 1-.-
LORENZO DIBBLB
Telephone Call 26- -4.
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WE ARE JUST UNLOADING A CARLOA‘D OF‘ VBEN HUR
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UNITED GROCERY COMPANY
Nichol Pin-Is. perfectly operating Hub Oven 1111811:de
' as well as many other distinétlvs “atoll“ '
‘ which hslougtotheMIIonc,¢iiI t '
the Well earned name of III in: '
V‘IVIIWIEQT 934.”; will? A! '
Norwalk Chronicler