LAN ___-_IE S
51 WAIHINQ‘I‘ON 01'.
i
that ion No.93
Company D will drill at the armory
this evening.
-—Nutmég Club dance. Lockwood‘s
lull tonight, Jessie‘s orchestra.
Joseph Riter. of Yale, formerly of
the Harstrom School is a visitor with
Norw‘alk friends today.
A regular meet as of Whaisovsr Cir-
cle. Kings Dang ters, was held last
evening at the home of Miss Flmence
Bennedict .42 West avenue,
—-—Peerless Flour 68c bag; '.35 to uni.
F‘. i) Lawton & 00.
James R. Dickson. founeriy with
the Crew Laundry Machine Company,
but now with the Biglow Boiler Com-
pany.-- oil New York. made a visit to
South Norw alk today. Mr. Dickson
was on board the battleship Virginia
on her recent trial trip in the inter
est of his company.
If you me troubled with dizzy spells
headache. indigestion. constipation.
liollistei' 3 Rocky Mountain Tea will
make you we'll. if it falls. get your
money back. That's fair. 35 cents.
I’lalsted‘ 3 Drug Store.
NORWALKS I’LAY IN OANBURY
‘ SATURDAY. '
Danburys‘ Will spy Return Game
Thanksgiving Afternoon in
South Norwalk.
The South Norwalk‘ football team,
under the IIIanagenIeni of Otis Knots.
will play in Daubary Saturday attel
noon and a retdrn me will be play-
ed on the Baxter IGIounds Thanksgii-
lug Day hfternoon.
Knorr has secured one of the
strongest teams that couid be picked
from The Nor'walks. Caney. formerly
of Colgate Academy, will play right.
half. while John Kane and Light. 01‘
Ochlo kIIwili play the other backs.
and (It's-”I" Voik ltvill be i.tt 'quartcr.
Keogh. who played hair back 1m 00
,t‘acton I
M YLD'R In D LDDN
74 Washington SmoI.
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new. Tts'ririss AGAIN.
m
First thnoos in tho incur-nos Invoc-
. ”potion trod”.
NEW YORK; Nov. 22.401133 10, ’Eur
bail, second vice president ot the
Equitable lite Assurance Society. wits
the first witness called when the Arm-Il "
Iitr'onu insurance investigating commit?
’too resumed its session today. Mr. Teri;
bell was on the stand when the com-
mittee adjourned last night and was‘ 3
called today to resume his testimony
I regarding the Agency system of the
Equitable. Today he submitted a
specimen of contracts made with as-
ents which Was offered in evidence
Letters which accompany contracts.
explanatory of the allowance of com
missions, were also intioduced in ev-
idence.
Mr. Tarbell said that the system of
loading Premiums was originated to
insure the ability of companies to '
meet any contingency of claim 0| ex-
pense. He said that premiums we
placed higher than is necessary for
safety. and the excess loading is re
turned to policyholders in dividends
Mr Tarbell said that an extra commis
sion of 10 per cent. was allowed gen
eral agents on business written be-
tween July 15 and December 31. 1905.
This was done. witness said. to en
able the agents to make a compensat-
ion upon which they could llvu. be
cause of the difficulty or getting people
to insure .
Mr. Tarbell said he and his iamilv
were located fm about $500. 000 in tho
Equitable Soci eiv. Of thi! amount
“00000 is on his own life and $100.-
000 on the lives of membeis of his
own family.
BIG FUND FOR THE JEWS.
Yesterday the Amount Reached the
Grand Total of $610,385.13.
The fund being collected in the Uni-
ted States. and to which subsoilplions
have been made in thI Norwaiks. for
the Iclief of theI widows and children
of victims ol‘ the Jewish massacIes
in Russia reached the grand total yes
191an of 36103851.”
or this sum $48 077. 67 was reached
yesterdat. and lht‘ money is still new
tag in.
FALL RIVER i-IA‘I'TERIB QUIT
er'i‘ho following is from the Full RII-
.Mass Glolu- ot‘ lI‘ildIII': .
m’lliII blockers and orcssmcu quit
IInIk this Inerninn at MaIuhall's hat
because, It l< nilogod. tho
blockeis Wi‘l‘t‘ told r'mteiilai that a
penalty of forty cunts Would be im-
posed on them for iIIIpIIricrt blocking
of hats. ll hppears that yesterday.
.the blot hers View told that there has
been alimthI-I- too much iIIIpcrfect
work in blocking- hats and that in or-
der to put a stop to it a. penalty of
four cents for (‘ilih imperfect but
would be levied. The help at once he
came indignant and Iht,‘ matter was
freely ilIlkotlIovor among them after
they were informed of the new or.
lumbin. is plaIing at Iighi end.
.The line up is as follows:
Left End—vBrotherton, W. Nadln.
Loft Tackleveliawkins. Nadia.
INII. Guac‘d—«Nickerson, Seymour.
Center-—Doulons, Lane. -
Right, Guard—«Stabeli.
Right Tackle—~Pcnrsons.
Right End—~Googh.
Quarter Bactholk.
heft Half Backs-J. Kano.
Right Half Back~-A. Cuney.
Full Back—Light
HUNGARIAN COUPLE W808.
17"“
Married in Bridgeport and Hold a Re-
cs‘ption in South Nor-walk.
Miss Ellzubollt Dutias and Paul
Scoph. prominent young Hungarians
of South Norwalk, wont to Bridgeport.
Saturday afternoon. and Ivore married
by the Hungarian priest of that city.
After the ceremony they returned to
South Norwalli :and had a wedding “
dinner and reception at the. homo of
the groom's patents in Taylor avenue.
Mr. Sroph is an cinployc at the
Lockwood MaIquucturinit Company’s
‘ plant and Miss Dudas is employed in
the home of MI. uud Mrs Wilfred
liodwvli in Livingston street. Mr. and
Mia. HI-oph are shortlt to cater upon
the mysteries of lIousekccnlIIu.
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OBITUARY NOTEG.
-—-—-—-
Mild. MARY ll. KluIIIIY.
The death of Mrs. Mary ll. Kelly
occurred suddenly last night at her
homo. 117 Washington uncut Monday
Minn Kelly who; his to be out and
about tho city an we stricken and
died in twené or hours. She is
Iiuivlvml by two sons Matthew
Cieuxh and Edward (trough. 'l‘hc funv
end will he held on Friday morning
at it ociock from 8t Joseph 11 Church.
The interment will be to ill. MarI‘ Ii
Cemetery
rout-aw. on nus. ltlilililiii.l..
The funeral of'Lthc lulu Mrs. I-hiruh
lit. Russell was held this afternoon at
2 o'clock form her residence 17 idlin-
both sit-sot. itsv. homlily liumphrlos
oiliclutod and e interment was in
Norwalk Com ry.
INLAROINO IWITOHINO YAHOO.
BRISTOL, Daw‘l‘lio work of
increasing t M um switching
yards of the
«w York. New Haven
and Hartford Railroad in i’lsinvills.
tho twister mint for tho 11 blood
and Northampton divisions,i now
under way and today the purchoss of
05 sures of ”addition vocation-
W
”Minnow”
IV PROMOTING I!!! Town
‘riON AND IILIIVINO 1'le 0N0.
071M011 I so
you A
II
”301.5 All Ii 8?? ? II!-
"III TO ‘I'I'IIIR
OONOITI IOIII
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“my”
dor, as they Ivorc given to understand
that it would become operative today.
A committee was appointed to wait
upon Mr. Marshall and have the order
cancelled, if possible.
CROWN ON PECKS LEDGE LIGHT.
'l‘lIII llghthous toIIIltII Mistletoe Is
still in tho l‘lorwulk harbor and II ill
probably leave heIII ioqurIou on oth-
er duty. ThtI steamer and crew have
been engaged in putting a new I‘rnwn
on thI Peeks Madge lighthouse. which
is still uncomplctcd. The crown is of
wood. and twenty-five loci in diameter,
the object being to keep thtI rain.
snow and too this winter from injur-
ing the iron work of the liahthoustI
which is thus far in position. The
MiailetmI has found the weather very
rough outside the last few (lava. and
the work of placing the sections of
proceeded
the crown in has
slowly.
plum-
PAY YOUR BILLS
BY CHECK.
IT’S SAFE AND
CONVENIENT.
-m
Ilia South Norwalli
bust 00.
Monitor Check-Books
Fm to Depositors I
in It:
General Bouillon Depart-
lucid.
o
Deposits Over 8100.000.
WIWWHVW . ....
a...“ ...I.Wc.. I... .
now tins
of
Leather Post (35105.
IIUO'I' HIOIIVIDI
DOLL!“ all“. .
Latest things in Post dork.
COLEMEWI
‘ “It“ 01’0“. ,
”N011!“
“WW“
"smith
\
a3 Wmeflt. g s
mend the admiration of all who see them. ’ I
$15 to $25”
double-breasted box coat, a long swagger Ryton single or double-
breasted.
You may choose from a wealth of fabrics: greys. mixtures, Ox-
ford and black. in cheviots. friezcs. meltons, beaver and kersey.
Good coats as low as $8; and for young fellows mighty smart
coats from $10. i3
Suits. hats and furnishings.
(DU'T hi i l HITS
South Norwalk.
80 IT WILL YIELD THE BEST FRUITS
'Is the point to which we wish to develop our busi-
ness. it is a mistake to gauge our business entirely by
what we can sell. Just remembeii the better standard
is what we can buy right. 3
Low prices do not always mean cheap grain. but
3rlght prices for dependable goods uie. what yon-arc look-
for and our business is to have both
Buy Oats Thais Clean. 3.
MANUEL T. HAII'CH-
i nm'ncnr. Just as for ' '
as the nearest letter-box
or telephone.
a}? :1
Special
Crepe Paper. E’Ic Iol3l~whlle it lasts.
w. P. 81213115,
6 30. Main St.. Io. Nor-walk.
Toiophonc Connection.
1- I" I V I
49 W!" .tl. NOMIIKI
up" .I:
80 POSITIONS'I
Filled by giadunteu of
Merrill Business College
THE PAST 27 WEEKS.
And many more positions artI open for competent. Well trained young
men and onIIIIII.
Only tuition charge.
Day and Evening Sessions at MERRILL.
M. A. Mllltltll.l._ l’rlnclpnl,‘-Standard. Conn. _
AND OLAIIII MUIT II OHANIID
EYES CHANGE .............
oitsn ono sitrisutss I ma III oissmsss of vision to his syss
wnon his gioooss ors wholly to bionic. Would It not in suit to how
your oys- oitomlnod ouolnt
IT'S FREE.
0.3 B. Jackson, a
It'sduoto Oltlolon.
1
I
0
t
u WALL ITIII‘I'. scouts. or.
Just Arivd
A use: Asconmtm'r or ALI. autos or 1'
mo:
AND ALL ovulamiuos or wish.
onssNPour CUCALLOPI AND cvc'rsits. Loud isLANo outdo
sacswco DAILY.
Outblil‘s Bridge Fish Market
13:13-13 sioH, ihctuo-
LAKI wum rum. sitvu MLMON I wish MAOKIII'IL
‘fIL Ifl—I
ii. 50in
NUT NO a COAL lights quick
It will bake, boll, slow, or try as we
high priced Coal.
l . bums Ifrccly, lasts well.
ll, and as promptly as any
For more. protection. an overcoat without style and fit is suiti-
tum; but so than nowadays cares to misrepresentwimself' In such
Our overcoots are tailored to a niccty; they fit as though madIi
to your order; and they come in a range of smart models that com-
5 .‘I
..
will let you into one of our smart costs; a body- -fitting Paddock, a" V '
y. l l 2 Pill II
or 0000 shares of llI-oolIlIn i‘ransii on
.. ms Iillttllt treat» the line.sh
I liar k undt I
painted and,
, Among their
3 lack. lusts ti oi'I
RED CROSS
malt Extract
I A medicinal preparation with
the least. possible percentage of
alcohol at any palatable Malt.
I. For Nursing Mothers
this Mall is indispensable, in-
crchsiugthe appetite and Innk-
'iIIII healthy blood corpusoles.
We gumantes this Malt equal 3
3 to any on the, narkcl, no matter .
. what the brie
too. 2 Ionics. 250
Illie filiffoIliI~PlIarmacy .
3 THE PEEL IPTION 3T0“. I
LZAII‘I. lI-II
””OMNOOOMMOOOMO
Maples ii fiddwhmidt 00.
(incorporstcdd
COMMISSION BROKERS.
Doctors in
Stocks. Bonds. Grain and
{31%an '
«III. o corsIuI'siook. onNol‘Vvsllt.
i'.
Toosv IN wstt eraser
WM. l t‘IlTlthIE'I‘i 1:0 10 n nI.I~~()pII1I-
init [lilt't‘li in the stock market today
moved upwards unite Iompreiicnsivo
h with Illwt‘Illll pi omiucnu in some of
the iIIIlustIliIlI .IspeII-luliios, Smelling
Suitai and Milisoutl pill'li‘ltI adIuIIIItIii
Thor-i were running IIIIIIII-I
an extreme advance or iii and l' IIioII
i’ui'.iilr Sotiihoiii i'mlilr. St. Paul.
Suit-hing prl. and (‘III also showmi
lingo fractional gains National Lead
gained a point.
WALL S'l‘lllI‘I’T II a. m. ~lliiILI-Ilt
efforts to put stIlI-eiutl stocks higher
while lIeuvI pIoili taking was going
on in otlItII uunItIIIs causud a highly
confused market A stock uiicr go-
. i'ug up rapidly would fall oil just as
suddenly and OIIlt'lii would then iIII
put though Illt‘ same mucous The
list showed I'l number of striking gains
‘ which were Iih'nIl'IIil 'hiaierialli in II hot
. l‘y (‘Illlt't‘llt‘tl when the ll'llllIIt‘I III-gnu
to show uniform weakness.
.\\'I\l.l. S'i‘RINC'I‘II- Noon: The ad-
Name in Hrookiym’i‘runsit was III-Inw-
lid, The pIi-tIe IIdIaurIIdI, to 00. full
let‘mtllls‘. offerings. and
then rose to ill) 78 Thu Ionv Iliblc
bonds Iosc to 101 It). The mutual
chIII of piitcs‘ did not IisII its high as
llt'fUI‘t‘ but spot-int stinks \\'.'(I'i' buoy-
:.Iut llonds \th hlhltl)‘.
‘ unit. I. .‘rut‘lflt‘ I II.
III IHIIsitnI
(“”9” was roileruM‘ht intmvuls in tho
‘oasc of I‘III‘iIilII slo'tks.‘ but
'iIIII list
made some slight i‘-IIIthIr [ITUIH‘QNN up
wards. Brnoltlyn ‘l‘Inn: II again went
off a point after reaohnig 91 but its
t‘YI'ft‘tt on tho lit-it was .tII‘l’sI-u III thI
upward strides oi Amalsunmtcd (Top
pcr and inconiotiIII Anaconda
lumped 7 points and annual other
stilcku lose a point 01 I’lllJl't‘
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Report over the whale wires or
The Maples & Goldschmldt Co.. Com
.iuission Brokers Swaiiz‘ Iii. Corbett
5
Block. South NorIt’nlk. ’l‘IIlephoIIcl 153.
Adlai. (‘Iip illi NT 35'}, Iii-I.
Am. (‘. & F. 40‘. ~ItiI .. loll. 40%;.
Am. (lot ()ll 32 325’. ii! 32
Am. Loco. till‘h “.l'/Ix till 5954
Am. SIIIIIII. i57l§ 1571A; 1551-. N53;
Alli. Sugar H104 HIM; Hi“; HI
'I‘. K: 8 Fr ts‘ti titi SCI". 85“;
8011.8: Ohio HIM; little ”2% “25m
3 Bklyn it. 1‘. 87% 007.. 87 this.
(‘hes & Ohio 5th 53% 53 53%;
Chi & N 2lh’ 31555 2th 218% -
I("III (It. West 2”” 215i; “.ll 2i
C. M. I} 81.P.l7iiliI 179% 1785;, 1789i.
Col. II‘. it I. 45% 45%, 45% 45%.
Con. this 1799; 179% “9% ”My.
:Dol. & Hilll.3 231 231% 231 2313/.
.El‘lt‘ aw. «in. ,Im 48%
Eric. IIII pm. my, 811/, 81% till/h
(ion. hilt-r. 3 188% 189'); ”48% 189th
Lou. II NIIIIII: 153% 15qu int 1521.4.
hit-I. St. Ry. "as. llti Illiil’. ilfIi/h
MIIx. Cent. Eli's 3i'k 'Iiii'IZI’I :ZI‘ISI
‘M. K. it 'l‘. 38% 33% '87:). 373;.
Mk. a 'l‘. III. 10% mt 70 wt;
I'Mo. i'III-ilic I102 “12% tuiI'li. 1021.;
Nut head 5th 55% .533. 55
N. 1'. ('t'llil'lll 150-1; 150% ibu' trio
Nort'. it Wont. ilii'liI until. 380% riot/I .
(hit it wIIsi. 5:11.. 5.17... {531.4 53%
i’uelllr Mull 41th; 49% '
Putin. It. It. MIMI Iii’i’I‘I. -
l’copic's this lot: 102 to: lot!
Rundluu Him; Hal/i. Him lIli
ltcp. Steel 27 2K 27 27%
ltock island with. silt-i. 29 29
Eton. Pacific till?” out» dittyfl Iiiitfi
son. lly. (III. arms mun :IrIu. :iI'III.
'I’oilii. t1. & l. Illi‘iii 104% “13% illiiilii
Texas I’ni'. I'ill‘hi till}; :lii’ia I'lI
llIIlon Par. lililfi lilid'. 1537.1. 131%
ll. ll. llublwr Mil/I 51% my. iiII‘h'I
l-l fliiuvl tint/i. am. Il‘i'li il7tii
Uh. lain-Id pl 303% lotion 1051.3 103%
Wabash I‘m“ 22% III“ MRI ,3
Wabash old. It 42% II ’II
wI-III. llii III“. p.23. Wilt tug: 9.2a
"union's stusum
'l‘hssisonicr Nuuuatuclt.‘ formerly
the Allan Wfin‘isde her nrsiitrip Io
cent overhaul“ ‘Itllto arrived there
about 7:15 II. to. Ithn the Allan do?
would!
yo was s led up.
Slonlngton. whcmfi
“impala
th II II "(In
"all I!” I Th"
i. made showin on her
It
I ‘ trip to mittsfiamo whi in Iicr
slip at the its was denies the Mill
it” the
was hold true Messier City of Law
fence will continue her trips us must
while the Nuuntucit will Inslto odor
stun III II. tht regular trips the
host 1111 motto is not yet known.'1‘ho
Nsusstaoii toil for New York shortly
noon.
sums of the sleuthin- Wllitsm o.
Pam has slits boon shunned. sad the
will home more. The 5W1"
FOR NOVEMBER FROSTS, FOR BLEAK DQCIEMBSR“
AND WINTER'S WRATH
I. 3:I3I3I
FIT OUR SPECIAL HOBBY
MW
3.3.
ishcd worstcds. all woolrtcstcd. ... . I . 1..
$10 no "to $25.00. .
waLL DRESSED " I‘“
H
born, The Earle, 'i‘hIc. Reflex and Byron?
WI
SHOES
For the male members of your family. The snappiest in
Rubbers for men and boys. .
sans. K & PRI‘
HEADg'ro roo'r ourstrrsns. 3
98 Washington St. 3 ‘ I. sIIIIIII Nomsilt.
l‘:
Telephone Call 324., . .3
Bridgeport. ytoiordoy. since her not; .
outdo! '
”.l‘.
.L. -51...
At leble’s GrocerwautualI Help
Those Mackerel in pails have had a quick sale and here are the second:
lot.. Bright and right: 20 fish in a pail $1. 00. The first" lot you good;
this lot better.
We expect to have New crop New Orleans Molasses for bur Saturdoy
trade” If it is as good as bargained for. l have the finest Ipossiblou Sop,
looted especialiI for holiday trade. Perfection of quality. 653 gal, .14c qt. ..
Calling attention to- our 221: Coffee—a sweet drinking Calico that will.
suit many, at a low price. Try it. 224:. 3
Lemons are cheaper. Fins ones at 25¢ a dozen. " ‘I
Vacht Club Salad Dressing. which we have been out of, now in stock. 25o
New fresh lot of Drake's Cake for Saturday buslncso. ‘
Malaya Grapes (tinted kind), 15¢ per pound. .
Snisil Oranges. 15c dozen: 2 dozen for 25¢.
A few Home Laid Eggs at 45¢ per dozen. _
Foolit'Ig' away B‘éiit Butter at 25¢ per pound ~ ; ‘II' " .
Cheese that will please: mild and rich. Cream cheese, 18c lb. ., . ..
Finest Sweet Ciflfi. 22c gal; 66 qt. Nice Paronipop .. 3»... ‘
Hoping to cored i'd please.
LORENZO DIBBLEK
Telephone Call 261., I'
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BEN I-IUR FLOUB,. PER BARREL ........................ ..,...... . .66.”,
Pancake Flour any. kind ............................... 3.:.".}. 3 pkglq 266
Buckwml F‘Olll 3.4- u-....3.I,I.3...I..... ........ '....‘......I3....:3:I;.' ..... pub” ‘W 3
Solid Packed Tornnmes ......... ‘ ......... 3 ........ ...... anemia:
Early Juno Pens. ...I3- ............. 3 ................... ......3.33.., 331113.251
New Yorw State (70111 ....I ............................ i‘i" .. 33I9I3IIIIOI256'
lI'IOrnngcs ....... ................ 3............._3_.3'..........260
Full line Fruit and Vegetables. ...
UNITED DRDCBRY. COMPANY, .
20 NORTH MAIN OT
80. NORWALK. GT.-
sour 'LIIT .I3 _
no? .uonwaitk. 01'.-
TEL 143. aI'll... a
EVERYWHERE THROUGH OUR STORE YOU WILL FIND NIO3
NEOES TO TONE UP YOUR HOME AND- MAKE I'I'.. LOOK NIO Ry
MORE COZY AND MORE ATTRACTIVE A TABLE, A CHAIR, A ROOK-
ER. A GIOEBOARD. 'A TAIOURETTE OR A DESK ANYHINO YOU
FIND YOU NEED WHEN YOU FIE-ARRANGE voun runwrruao nos
vusIIMMILv usuuiou ON THANKSGIVING we CAIII 'iiuPPLv‘ Voun
Wants,
Eina
Coal at $4. 50...
“I I
NO. II NUT. the largest size in town. at $4. 50m Also/tho III
est grsdcs of Anthracite at the lowest prices. I , '
A trio! order will convince you. I .. I . .I
Remember ws m the only dealers that kesp- the price
for you bccouse we do not belong to any combine. , 3.3
If flat for us pricds Would have been higher. wiper:
firm that Its loving you money on svcry pound you buy.
as: ".1"
not;
'- II .- IcsIWotsr Sun“. 19% sail-3......I-i?
Wood do, Toll seas
john If Ksycs. s MsinIIItrcst. Noisy
mm - m ammo.
Clocks, Skirts and
fromtiiomsiorw
it ill 'i‘lilrtyl'or Cont. tho-W‘
" ”it” III-IIIII‘il. II
be m is the future" as the
stills of W
wow. I. o .l‘-Elm)“.
Norwalk Chronicler