‘ grad : or, school He
III of u genial and generous disposi-
, tion‘ and loads tripods coolly. He was
, . thirty-sored years of e and union r ,
riot! ti. . The funeral wIl be held from
the home of his pursuits at 2 o‘clock,
Thurudny afternoon. one the Inter» .
. most will boI Riverside Cemetery. ,
“Mr. Ferris was mber of Old Well
mogo,‘F.»and A M.
MRS. HELEN SMITH. BUTTER-
‘ WORTH ,
Helen timi.ith widow of Henry H.
Bull/erWorth died yesterday at her
of III um and
Prosodic II
. Q
sou'rHuonerLK. Spoololtlo'o, “Two out.
turn Quortotto.’ III the Great Home .
Our annual Holiday feast ct good things is now spread and ready tor your inspection. Christmas comes
buI once u your. and the importuuce of making early provision for the universal holidayw—vtho day which opens.
the hearts and purse strings of evoiybody. which breathes of "pends on earth good will torturd men"-- is self
evident. We are prepared to help you with a larger stock than ovor before or useful as well as ornomontni
nrticlcu suitable for Christmus presents
J
. Murderous Moduli Committed.
FRI
l N Ik MATINEE-wul5o am: and 35:.
ll orwa , ,, I
NTGHTMZEII 350 590 75c.
using hands at from
with a later rise to
closing was
s reduction of the dividend
tilde caused a two point
I stock and tilt change in
Tennessee Coal was assign
12 point loss. New York
,a. III—«Any:
o the action of the immed-
are of buying orders that‘
the market. after the sedan
ying of Union Pacific. That
need 2 12 to 149. Repro-
stocks of all classes worr
dyily especially the eastern
use. the transcontinental
me of the metal groups
. recorded during the first
had trom i in Anaconda. to l
in a long but of stocks. Poo
ode II feeble rally, but met
no amount or stock again
d off five points to 99 with-
thing the1 tendency of thtI
arket.
STREE'l‘. NtKlll.--Bllylng for
ccount was on an increasing
t Was more generally confined
standard railroad stocks. Of
New York (‘eueral Reading.
u and Union Pacific gave not
lbltions of strength from time
‘Imd their bouynncy offset
arts of the hem traders to
, II reaction by attacking spec-
Shortly before 12 o'clock
market yielded on profit
"Bonds were firm
STREET. 1 p. nu—Spscuin-
as. dry lrregulaertertn 12 and
Alter strong stacks had
. rum 1 to 1 1-2 the maiket
dull. but business was resumed
e stale again \thIn St. Paul
on Pacific were both liftcd
ban in the morning. The gen-
km did not l'-’.’('0\’i?l‘ month
with the leaders IIud there
er decline towards 1 o'clock
.rrlod them till down‘substuu-
DDAY'S QUOTATIONS.
rt over the private wires of
pics Ib Goldschmldl 00.. Com
Brokers, Swurtz & Corbett
uih Norwalk. Telephone 153.
Open High Low 1:00
99!... mow. son Ioo
. 399., 39%. 3.9% 39%
It on an um 34% 34%
:Iil-‘Ir, 34 33-34 34
681/ 687.3. can use.
162:... 163% mm mm .
151% 1521.. my. now.
.lI‘. 86% 8774. son. 877,...
Ohio 1121/. 112%112 1121/;
In '1‘ sun, sou sou. sou.
homo 54% 54% 5m 54%
.W.219 22i,.219 22b...
. . my. 179 180%
57 57 son. now.
can... 2m 2m 224%
1.0 180 176 Ito-n.»
241,; 2245/. 2241/. 22m
471.1. 48 471/. III»...
so so so so
no 17:. 175 175
.152 1.32%152 152
we too 163 um
I21 122 121121
25% use; can as»;
sin. sun. 3m 37»;
once my. so 7o
102». may. 1021/. men
88 new. 37 87
mo. 1.50% 147% 1497...
eat em. run run. ma
out «In. mt 48's.
to u. up Hon
mm. or 99%
139 Hum. 133%
mp III 34
31.9 2m 2w.
so out. or.
35% all; 35%
non lion
38% tum
m 148
54 III
as 37 us
too loll/510w.
20% 20“ 20%
you could
for Christ»
of such we
it ill
01;“th
at were apparently dispelled .
. he had the ambulance called to take
‘ any. was begun by Justice honor» in
‘. , divaroc of Mrs. C.
(Continued from First Page).
After the blow Christians run into
the shipping room and out of the toe-
tory without even stopping to take
his but and coat. John Patches, on-
other ltalian workmen employed on a
machine stated that he bud seen ooth
lug until he looked uround when be
bound DeBinuco tall, and shouted to
Daniel Beers. foreman oi the factory.
{to come quick. Mr Beers rLospond
led on the , Jump and found
l‘lIoBlanco lying in II pool of
lhlood ' on the flow. Foreman
Beers despntched n tolphone message
{for a doctor and set about to give the
linJuIed mun temporary relief. De-
lBiunco has wonderful vitality and he
'rsmalued unconscious only II. short
.time. IA little stimulant braced him
{up wonderfully. When he recovered
his senses he, said to MI Beers.
"Me do nothing. Just ask Jimmie
to help me with bole."
. A few minutes later Dr. A. N. Bold
win arrived on the scene and render
ed medical attention. it took but a
cursory examination to show that the
man was in II serious condition and
him to the hospital
Dr. Baldwin slated quchnIIl thnt.
it. was It gIent surprise to him to find
the man conscious. The wound had
every appearance: of being i'utIIl. The
man's greai vitality was attributed as
the cause that. he held not remained
in nu unconscious condition.
As soon as ho was assured that lie
Blauco was being cured for properly
Foreman Boers hustled down Rivet
street to notiiy Chief of Police Brad
lIIy. The chief III-(Iompuuiod him back
to tho factory. and ho was quickly ac-
quainted with the fut-ts. The chief
did not know Christians by sight and
a boy ill ihc furiory was dciuilod II1
assist thtI chief and identity the mutt
if be With locnlcd, ThI-y ilrst, wont to
ClIIIpI‘Il strum, whrro Christiano I‘II
sides with his IIgIIIl futhcr and mother.
”Where is Jimmie?" domuudIId the
chill, upon urrlviug nt Ibo house.
"He went to work this morning.
Why. what‘s the mum-r?" was the
questioning reply.
it was evident to tho t‘hlt'f that the
during Christiano had not born there.
’i‘hI IIhict tlII-u lost no time in getting
to the South Norwulk IlI—Ipot Io pr-II
rout his man from boarding the 9: I30
train from South Norwulk for New
York. Nothing had bI-cu such of t‘hrls
tluun about tho depots. (‘lIiIIi Brad-
loy then returned to Norwnlk and put
Sergeant Hunt nnd ()ifiI-I-r LIIIIIhIIrlIIud
on tho i‘flfit‘.
(‘hrlsilnuu is quiin II well-known
ltnllnu about Norwulk. No is unmar-
rlcd.
"l‘hf‘ viIIilIII, IloliluIII-o. is said N
lIIIVc u \Vlft' nud normal children in
Holy. llis brothcr is also employed
ill the lemon and wont to theI hospl
ml to inquire about the condition oi
his brother.
The blood-sluim-d IIIIIIIIuI-I‘. with
whiIh it is claimed thnI iltIlIlnuIIo our
foiled was turned owr Io Prosecuting
Attorney llntls bv lI‘moquu rim-Is.
who hurl IIIkou charge of it lmuIIIdlntu-
ly ui'tIII‘ liolilqu-o was struck down.
MARRIES A COLORED WOMAN.
_...........
Widow of Suicide Weds Toamster of
Different Color.
NEW HAVEN. UPC. 2ii.~--ltvr A.
.(llnylon Down", {motor of tho illeIIll
avouuo (.‘ougrogutiounl church last
night portmmsd thI quI-Iium- oI-ro
mom ioI Willituu Vuu iiIIu iIIltl Mnud
Hull. 'llItI {III'I‘lIIIi In it II‘olIuIIII lubnr-
or not] his wife is whim. Both rIIuiIbI
III iii York slrIIIII.
'l'hi»I prIIsIIut MI. Vuu I but wns n wt
IiIIw bur first husbuud bring Albert
lulucs ilull who l‘liml that May ul 4th”.
SIIIIII IIIIIIIIII from :I dost.- ul‘ II'IIIhIIllII
acid soil” IIIIIuinlIItorI-Ii. Villl Lion b.- in
years of age uud Mrs. \I’uu Luv Is 25
wars of ago.
NOROTON MAN DIES.
H'l‘AMFORl) DIIII. 20.-~ »iohu Wood.
who died lulu evening In Norqun. was
II bachelor whoso uaiiiiu is Ivailmutod
III ulmlllou dollars. lIlII IIntublishoIl
”it! dim M Wood uud Brother. III till
White street. New York. 42 yours nun.
'l‘hu Ilrm doubt in cotton Iluuuuls.
prints. on... III wholesale. The Junior
member of the firm. R. Frank Wood.
who committed suicide Nov. iii, was
worth lit-tween 96000009 qul #7. poo.-
900. John Wood was 73 years old
CHARGING HUMMIL JURY.
NEW YORK. Duo. Slim-«Tilr t‘hIII'IIII
to the jury which is trying Abruhum
ll. Hummcl. the lawyer. for couuplr»
the Supreme Court today. Hummci in
charged with conspiring to hnvc tho
W. Morin.- from
Charles F“. Iiodgr derived void in or»
dot to nullify her marriugo with
Morse.
Hymn-nu.
‘oicouo ACCIDI‘NJ m THI run ’
The It colonic train out of Now
“York. int n ight. while whiting to not
the times1 inhibit Mr Yet? "mi“
not, run die I shot or mt u mu
m Judge. superintendent of the
Typewritur Company. was
I over I sent and considerably
M1110
residence in NoMYork city. Door road
was in the cighty- seventh your or I I
age. Her summers for many yours
past had been spent at horImugnlfi
cont, country home in Winniiinuk, and
she was well known and liked by
many residents of The Norwolks Fun
o‘rnl services will be hold from her
late residence. 38 East Thirty-filth
street. New York city on Friday. Dr
ccmbcr 22 at 10 o'clock. Three chil-
dren survive. They nIc William H.
Butterworth George F‘. But’tciworth
and Miss Helen Buitorworfi.
OBIT. ‘
MRS. JOHN W. BANKS.
’i‘he doatlnof Mrs. lda Louise Buults.
wife of John W. Banks, occurred last
night at the family home on Fifth
avenue, in East NorIvuik. aged folly
seven years. Mrs. Bunks‘ s death wus‘
due to heart trouble oi long standing.
She had been in failing health for new
ernl years. Several children survive
her. among them being Willium Banks
nnd Mrs Clinton Cutbill. 1'l‘hc nr-
rangements for the funelul have not
yet been made ‘
FUNERAL OI" WILLIAM DAVIS.
The funeral of the late William Du
INOVEL MUSICAL NUMBERS-—
vls will be held tomorrow afternoon
il‘oolock Thursday“ and not on Sut~1
urdey, as was erroneously announced!
yesterday.
“so.”
Notioe
City Bills;
All persons having bills IIgulnsl the
City of Smith Norwulk are requested
to present. the some to tho uudcrsignu
ed before the 28th lnst.. for payment
at the inst meeting of the present
CI:_IIIIIIil to be held on the 28th inst.
South Norwnlk, December 19. i905.
JOSEPH R. TAYLOR.
City Clerk.
.lllil 2i
City ‘
Assessment Lists.
The city assessment lists for 190.3
lune been lodged with mo by the citi
ussesstus. .IIIIl thtI some will rcnutin
Olmn to the inspection of person
liublI- to taxation in this cl 31' for the
period of mm, days roIII the. date
lIIIIoof. at my ofllco.
South Norwulk, Dt‘Ct‘lllhtil' lb. 190?).
JOSEPH it. TAYLOR.
dill) 2t . City Clerk.
Let Me .
HELP YOU WITH YOUR XMASI
SELECTIONS.
LINE OF JEWELRY THAT WILL
MAKE MOST APPROPRIATE GIFTS.
Richard Noack. i
North Main Street.
wreaths!
A big supply or them.
life II mouth.
lion't forgot your Truck.
usuoritucnt oi them.
72 NORTH MAIN ST
8an of Seats anoint, Thursday Doc 21.
ah I... m... WNW
HOYT’ S THEATRE.
ONE NIGHT'ONLV
TUESDAY Dec. 26th.
SWICKARD BROS.
Great Musical Drama
lho Streetblngor.
' by Hal Reid.
With Dainty Little.
LOUISE TEMPLE SWICKAFID.
and
Splendid Company of Players.
COMBINATION OF MUSIC AND
. DRAMA.
Only Performance of its Klnd on the
R.oad
wDRAMATlC CLIMAXEG
THE HIGH GRADE ATTRACTION.
oi the Season.
PRICES.
25c 35c 50c and 756
Seats on Sale Friday. Dec. 22an
I‘Fountain Pens. »
ut .‘Iiauis. 1‘ hole never won II more pro-
i pitious limo fm buying any Furs. We
' HAVE A FULL huII- II grout vnrlotv of beautiful SIItI-I
to choose from III low pritos.
Suits. Children's (lusts IIIId Drcssos.
.-\ t‘ull “llt‘ of lino Mllliuory to he sold
i'l rrI-sh loud
'l‘lIlI-I mild utItIllIIII bloupzhi thi- III-IIII- of Eggs dnuu'.
tryIuIIII rushing into iown with that product. VIII soil:
Western Eggs pcr' Iioz ................................ . ........... . 27c
Ionnortirut Sinio limos. pIIr Iloz. ..................................... 35c
litmus Ullllllil‘i'tl Plugs. ............................................... lilo
'l‘boy ltl‘i‘ quvluu insl.
()ur prlctI is IIIIIIII.
Louis J aselofl",
Chrlstmas Gitts
,Xma: Cards. Xmas Calendars.
Post Card Albums. Xmas Post Cards.
Fancy Stationery. Cigars.
Pocket Books.
New Lot of
Holly Crepe Paper.
Holly Paper Napkins.
WM. 7A BRIGGERMAN S
nusgcksrona.
Donovan Iloek. 184 Waoblnutou It.
Alone for Crescent Laundry.
FUR
Seldom lune we hull so fine It stock
(‘ louks
.li low prions (.‘IIll at
line lair that and For Slur
68 WASHINGTON STREET,
SO. NORWALK CONN.
Wreaths'
lust urrivod. Nico. and green.
You How lhI.I roun-
Wo still huvo ii lurgo
Upon Evenings.
SOUTH NORWALK.
and so to sleep when laid down
While they but at alto.
TEL CALL 398-2.
spontalforHohday colt
I MEN’S FIN! SUIT. AND OVEHCOATO.
BOYD FINE SUITS AND OVIROOATO AT VERY LOW ”"658.
D. GOTTLIEB,
CLOTHING IHOII AND FURNISHINGS.
if NORTH MAIN OTRIIT.
We have just received 600 indie. iii inches long. fully dressed. Jointed.
’I‘ been doth: are sold everywhere for the.
(hours on nut."
‘ for the Young Mon
HOLIDAY BOOKS
HOLIDAY CALENDARS
GENERAL SAUSSIER DEAD.
PARIS, Doc. 20,—-Geuernl Felix Gus»
' .
Invo Snussior. former caquunndcr-iu
chici‘ of ‘l.ll(,‘ Front-h army. IllIId ioduy.
"'"""‘”"“"T"‘"" --v-III-§I-¢v ~. .,..,- _.......—...
holiday but Coverings.
Slippers.
AT PRICES TO SUIT ALL.
I Slippers for the Old Men. Slippers
Slippers for tho
lions and Girls
Beautiful Worm Slippers
m
Phone 453.
"WEAR SHOES. "Ml ill"
wiiiii
DON'T WORRY about cold
weather but buy your Coal of us.
Your house will be pleasantly
warm and the terrors of winter
will be as nothing.
It’s what the customer thinks
that "goes.” and the way our Coal
goes proves that it is really as
good as we say. Coal that sells
itself is a comfort to producer.
dealer and consumer.
Ours is that sort.
The Feds ital Ill.
iiiiii
mm...“ H. wwwfinauw ”a...” ”I-.. ..
MIMmm
“HON!" ALI. THROUGH"
tor Mon only. ,
$3.50 and $4.00
trots M ;
GEO KELLER’S
iiiii Washington .fitr fin. Namath.“
IOUTH NORWALK. Gt. .
lII oln basement wo nrc showing an endless vnrlc
cities in All l’oiIIII y, (‘ui Gloss. bumps and Bllcdt- dime.
Conunuuoiug Suitudny, liocombcr filth. our store will be open every evening until Ghrislmds.
. Men's
HOLIDAY HANOKERCHIEFS
Basement in Holiday Attire
‘ HOLIDAY PICTUREE ‘ '
HOLIDAY GLOVES
HOLIDAY RIBBONS '
HOLIDAY Lnoss
iy of funny us well as useful mile-ion; also the latest new
CHRISTMAS SPECIEALS IN FURNI-
TUR
Dining Tables and 'Chulrs.
China Cabinets.
Magazine Rocks.
Willow Rockers.
Music Cabinets.
Ladies‘ Desks.
Bamboo 'l‘uhoIlI‘IIliIIs.
Muhoguuy and Oak 'i‘anuIrcIII-s.
l’tIrlor Pictures.
Morris Chairs.
Book Cases.
Parlor 'l‘nblcs.
White Enameled llcds.
Polished Bruss Bods.
Hull Racks.
heather and Velour Couches.
iron Folding Bods.
b‘nucy Oak and Mahogany Rockers.
Princess Chii'fonlors.
Side Boards
Gilded Upholstered Parlor Sets.
9112 Axmistcr Rugs.
SIIIyI'uII Rugs,
DEPARTMENT.
Fancy Mixtures,
straight. or round cuts.
Men's Black 'l‘hibct. Suits. straight or
round cuts.
Men's Black Vicunns.
straight or round cuts.
oil wool.
nil wool.
‘ Mcn' s Black and Blue Chevitut straight
or round cuts
Mons Pants in mixtures. attlpcs or
block.
Youths‘ Suits in FIIucy Wool Mixtures.
Youihs' Suits. Black and l.,iluII simigbt
nud Ioqul c.uls
liovs' Suits. KIIIIII Fonts sizes 3 to lti.
Boy's Cudci Outing Shuts nud Blouse
Wnlsts
Mcu s Dress and NIIuligoII Shirts.
Mons und Iloys' Shoes I_\of the Best
Multo.
Mons Huts IIIId Cups.
l'onN' Hutu and Caps.
Men‘s nnd lloys‘ Uudcrwcur.
MIIu's IIuIl Iioys' (How-r: and Mittens.
Swuuicru for Men and lloys.
Renew your charge account. Buy
Specml
FRESH PORK
FRESH SHOULDERS
NATIVE TURKEYS
DUCKS
GEESE
IDI‘llAIIOIIIICU
MEN’S AND YOUTH‘S CLOTHING'
TRIsTI-IAM o HYA'I'T. NORWALK, CONN.
BUY NOW AND PAY LATER
AT THE
Kruger to I lied Store
:llll :HIFTM'S
USEFUL ARTICLES FROM THE MOST COMPREHENSIVE
' STOCK IN THE TWIN CITIES.
\
scrim/momma DEPARTMENT
{ FOR woman AND GIRLS.
,lI‘IIr Lined Broad Cloth ’l‘ourist Coats.
E 'i‘ourlst Coats in fancy mixtures
l'i‘lght I‘ittiug and Empire Styles,
black and fancy.
Astr nkhan Long Coats with Fur Collars
Covert Cloth Coats, long with box
plnlts.
Broad Cloth Skirts. black; blue and
brown.
‘Puunmu and Chiffon Pnnzuun Skirts,
nil colors.
Extra Slzo Shirts, for large women.
Children's Coats, wlIitc nnd gras As-
trnlthuu.
zChildren's Velvet Couts. all colors, age
2 to 6.
(,lhildrou’s Bonnets and lists of all
‘ descriptions. _
llI‘uII Scarfs, Mutts nud Boas.
Sables. Mlnks, Martens and Squirrels.
Children's Fur Sets, Muffs and Scnrfs.
Ready-made Dresses for Girls 4 to 16.
Peter Thompson Dresses, blue sergos,
for Girls.
MISCELLANEOUS DEPARTMENTS.
Jewelry, Watches and Kings.
Mililncry for old and young.
Blankets, Quilts and Bed Spreads.
Silk Waists Lace Wnisis and Wusb
Walsls. ,
liodlos’ and Mlsses' Underwear:
White Muslin Petticoats,
Silk Petticoats in all colors.
(mulch Plumes and Fancy Feathers.
Umbrellas for Ladies It‘lltl. Gentlemen.
Sweaters for Women and Girls.
Luci" Curtains in all styles.
lloslory, Gloves and Notions.
NATIVE cmcxuus . .. I . . . . .12
.......H......................... 90¢
NICE LINE OF CHRISTMAS TREES
A lulrgo Assortment of Silk Mulllors.
isndiou'. Misses“ uud Children's Shoes.
whatever you need and settle your
bill in email convenient payments.
’~ ' H MGM 85 CO.
Prices
......................I In:
100
.. Ila,
-II:-aa.I.o
.IanIIItqunIa-
III.
ICDIIIVIIII:IIIDUIIOIDOI.‘c
- induction 70 «cos round
an WASHINGTON STREET .
Norwalk Chronicler