div Haven. firearm.
unbound weeping
Andante... spinning
1;;- Smith sudJ. J. Buchanan
1 garment-311111101 fer clasp.
13011
1 10 one. Mystic 2
in; machines.
limits. Pluinville, pintle re-
hidden 1
'Pillmer, Mlddletow11,l1ull of
pa ten ts,
;Phillips, Minnus, coffee hop
Trade Mark.
it Curpet Corp, Thompson-
”pod scale beams.
MAS CHANGES PLANS.
AVEN Dec. 22.,-~Rev Jo-
omits. whose resignation as
not go to Stamford. as he
d. . It has been stated that
no had been asked by Rev.
rris Addison, rector of St.
lscopal Church of Stamford.
in the parish work and to
lace of Rev. George Chal-
,¢ mono, the curate of. St.
.1 declaration that all men
was over $25 .000 a year
on} resulted in his dismissal
M’. plans for the future have
It wssexplnlncd that the
a will not go to the Stem-
is because the Rev. Mr.
11. s‘bcured a curate who was
bonnected With St. John’s
«Mr. Thomas had agreed to
Mr. Addison temporarily.
‘ resigned from Trinity bo-
0rd offer had come to him.
than—w," -n—
LICAN ASSEM BLYM EN
1 MEET.
ORR. Dec. 22.-'I‘he meeting
loan assemblymen at Hotel
today. is, expected to develop
its of the strength former Gov»
ii and his friends will have
ght to prevent the election
W. Wadsworth. Jr., to the
hip of the Assembly. The el-
Herbert Parsons to the chair-
of the county Republican com-
{but «night. being accepted as a
Mr Odell, added much i11-
1 the meeting of assemblymeni
iward A. Merritt Jr. who is
9 .,»-by Odell and Mr. Wuds
.111) has the backing of (lover
us, were in the city today.
DEALER iMPLICATED.
. 1.. Dec 22 ~William Mar,kol
denier. gave a bond of 81,1000
.. ice court. today for u hear-
from Ibt.
a Company to the value of
ntered a plea of not guilty
one was continued 110 that
on can secure a witness,
1.. West. is under arrest
.1 N. Y., charged with be-
of a song which robbed
. Brass Company of huge
bf brm during August. Sep-
" - October. Marital was 11:-
strength of a. confession
at. A police office has
to bring West. here from
W
PORT WAS UNTRUE
. .. 22.~Exumiuc1
the State insuiunce De
' flying before ihé legisla-
tin: committee today
was “fire that the re.
Humid Life insurance
its idournnce department
vt purely correct. The
{pi-hills from the sale
He ,knew this to be
Stanley, Waterbury, 01-,
ibeen mentioned for sale.
tow it Wilcox Co. Southlng~
Trinity Church has been no 1
‘) spoil-shin: 11.
W W. HMO-TD IT Elf
SOUTH NORWALK.
us: me or or 111.11 0011..“
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Waterbury Gale 11.1.1.1... 11.111.111.11.-
Tom Roliiy Resigns.
NEW HAVEN, Dec. tilts—At 11. special
meeting of the directors of "‘the Con.
nectlcut Baseball league here yester-
day afternoon, all the clubs were repre
sented with the exception of Spring-'
field, Hulyoko and Norwich. 11 minus.
clerstunding as to the date of the
meeting being the reasons for the air
sauce of the directms from these
I c.illes
The Meriden franchise was formally
awarded to Wutcrbm y the now own
are being Harry R. Ruraut and George
.Strobel. No reference was made to
.the New Haven franchise, Which has
C. .I.,Dnnn-
her, 01' Morldcn. holds this franchise.
The “resignation of Thomas 1+
Being; an supervisor of 11111pires was
accepted, and his successor was not
appointed. Mr Reilly says that his
duties as mayor of Merlden will take
omuch of his time that there will be
none left for busebull
.ul limes H O'Rourke, of Bridgeport,
'presldcd over .the meeting.
COCKENOE HAYLOFT omens.
Charles Yout Chosen Chief at the-$011-
slon Lani Night.
(lookenoe Huyloft. l, 0_ R. M., 01
Norws‘lk, clccted officers for the ensu-
ing year last night. A class of live
candidates was also receide into the
Loft and refreshments were late.
served.
The officers chosen were the fol
lowing:
Chief Haymnkcr~0haries Yost.
Assistant Chief Haymakei'MFi'cder
ick Buttery.
Overseer—Daniel Corcorau.
Past Chief llnymaker~lic0rge Spic
er.
(‘ollwettm of Stinws—vr‘redcrick B.
Malkln.
Keepei of Bundles—4. William Rowe
Steward~Howard N. Godfrey.
These officers wil be installed on
January 4, by Deputy .l. H. Mend. oi
()nnx loft, Stamford.
WIFE MURDERED TAPELV HAN
GED.
Confessed to The Crime and Signaled
to Clergyman.
NEW YORK. Dec. 22.-‘Edwsrd .l.
T'uplcy, a negro wife 111urderer, was
hanged at the county lull in Jersey
City today.
it. was said that 'I'upley had urraug
ed with 11 clergyman to signal with
his hands after the drop fell to show
that he was alive and realizing what
was transpiriug. 'l‘upley‘s hands did
twitch convulsively. but licv. Emil
Meury with whom it was said to had
ursnged to make the signals and who
witnessed the hanging. rcfuscd to say
whether Ihc movements of the hands
were likc tho prourraugcd signels.
lust. bci‘oru tho hanging 'l‘uplcy con.
tossed his guilt. The man was pron~
ounccd dead just thirectn minim-s of-
191 the irup was spr.ung
COL. GEDDES NOW iN COMMAND.
All the new officers of llw. Second
regiment. (‘1. N. 6.. have qualified and
today Colonel Ccddes issued his first
official order. Ernest I1. lsbell. who was
elected major. vicc hict‘nbe, promoted
lieutenant (‘OltlmlL bus been assigned
to the commund of the First battalion.
Colonel (leddes bus rcclded to transfer
the lieodquurisrs of the Second regi-
ment. to Witterbury from New Haven.
Thut In his pint-c of rcsldcucc.
BOV'8 HEAD NEARLY BLOWN OFF.
RiDtlEF‘llilJ). lit-c. 22.-1R0bcrt Ev-
ans, fourlccn, son of Robert Evans of
this pint-c, bud his bond hourly blown
off Wednesday afternoon. while. play-
ing with companion» in the yard of
Ernest Williams. of Lewisboro. N. Y..
just over the slutt- line. the boy recelv
log the full charge of n 11qu 111111 in the
bonds of the Williams boy. ulsn four
tech yours old, which wvui oil' 11111-111
pnctediy. H111 is not expectant to live.
”ad—~—
CHINO~JAPANEOC TREATY smash
l’ldKlN. lino. 22.-’l‘hc Chino-Janen-
111m treaty was signed today by lllron
Komurn 11111! M. iichidu I11 bclmif of
Japan and Princu China 111111 Viceroy
Yuun~8hi~KnI in bchnlf of China/I‘M
Chinese commissioners say the treaty
relates soiciy Io Mnnchuriun affairs
and that the reports of 11 fibinmiup
ensue alliance are false.
.1... . un- -1on «um-11»
THE! HILL ONQUMMIR MOO“.
The hinh wind accompanying tho
1 heavy rain storm early yesterday
morning did considerable damage in
Mt avenue. 'l‘wu large trees in the
rm of the residence of Samuel bask
in Vere blown over. One of the
true landed on 11 summer house, do-
ham-aw. ouw
ny 11 musty heart I11 light.
“my Ii rose-decked bosom heave.
car the slum of the berries white.
on in the cluster of weir-shaped
L ' I‘VE” ,
st in the use of the mistletoe. now.
but can its purpose not Only 111111”
the ancient moisten 11011311
iris such 11 chiming excuse for
1 kiss.
anodern Tout.
”When its so“ in 11: his life in-
1111111th an.” remain
limhoy.’
1111111 trio"
.‘ chat-sod today,
Dr. M L- Cronin. who bull been 1111.
(lei-gains treatment for 11111111111111 trou—
ble at the Norwolk Hospitni, was dis»
m'i‘oyu in Toylsnd st Neisonn’
Mrs Joseph Dwyer. who has recently
undermine an o oration at the Nur-
walk Hospital 1111 been discharged
from the lililt‘iiutldn.
«1111111.. 'preaents at 0' 13119115
A girl’ 11 skirts will always stay 11 v11
much more easily if she is awful tutu.
No man was ever made ivorse by be
lug married; no womambetter.
+~Hsms 121M at New York Market.
Mrs. Thomas Cstterail, of Broad Riv
or who has recently undergone an op-
oration at. the Nci'wnlk Hospital, was
gischargcd from that institution to
fly ~‘ 1
—-Xu1ss. Presents in Glassware,
Crockery. Lamps. Fine Imported
Crockery to suit all pocketbooks. L.
H. Decker. 75 Washington street
Louis Warnclie of N01 walk was to
day operated on at the No1 walk Hospi.
tai for hernia by Dr William J
greasy, assisted by Dr. West, of New
or
«Burnt Leather Novelties for Xmas.
initials burned free on all articles.
Pyro Art Novelty 00., 80 Wush'u St.
Joseph Flasher. who sustained 11
fractured skull in a runaway accident
this week. was allowed to go to his
home in Bridgeport from the Norwaik
hospital
--.luve11lle Bicycles for boys and
ship prices the very loivest. Bulkleys
”52 South Main Street
'ihe house and lot st 70 Muln
opposite the Well-known St. John
place. and owned by George E. Ciirtis
and the Bishop estate. has been sold
to Letter Carrier John Henley.
“Babes in Toyland, at Nelsons’ ,
What is better for 11 Christmas pres-
ent than a portable gas lamp? The
Connecticut Railway and Lighting
Company has a lavish displuy of lamps
1nd shades at reasonable prices.
—~Mens’ Caps for Xmas, O’Briens'
A meeting of the members of the
Bar of South Norwluk was held last
ivenlug at the office of Judge Joseph
R. Taylor, and resolutions were passed
of the death of the late Attorney
Henry Edgar Ferris.
--l.lvc Eels at Cutblll‘s.
F, P. Grim‘steud and H. H. Kitchen.
construction clerks for the American
"lclcphonc and 'i‘nlcgruph Company.
left town today. to spend Christmas at
1.11.11 homes Mr, (lrimsteud at New
Brunswick. N. J., and Mr. Kitchen 111
Williamsport, Pa.
"*Clillos 8: Umbrellas. O‘Bricn's.
There will be a smoker and enter
tuiument for the members and non-
resident guests of the Norwulk Club
on the evening of Friday. December
59. at the club house. The artists
contributing to the program will be
New York talent and will include
James I'iaack. accompanist. and mus
ical director; S. 72. Sanford. humorist
11nd impersonator; Add Hoyt, “the
mun behind the laugh," and Prof. Otto
Struck. magician. Refreshments will
be served.
«Stationery games and toys Nelsons“
a.“
FALCON RUBBER RECEIVERSHIP.
NEW HAVEN, Doc. 22,—Wilhoul
reaching an agreement as to who will
be appointed receiver of the Falcon
Rubber Company. 111u11111'ucturc1's of
drugglsts‘ sundries, the matter wus ad-
Journed until the Junuaiy term of the
Supclioi Court. It cums before Judge
(3111111 on petition of stockholders Afv
tcr some discussion. the court decided
ihut there wus no need for immediate
action sud postponed the matter. it
Is alleged in the unfilled that the
company which was organized in Feb-
runry, l904. has never paid uuy divi—
dcnds. 11nd .ihni stockholders who
wunicd their mom-y buck ihicnicued
to bring suits. The company is cap-
IIulIued st 860. 000. Attorney Seymour
(‘ 1.11.11.11.41“) sppcsmd foi the no
”01111111 said the uuseis of the company
wcie fair in excess of tho liabilities.
and creditors would piobably be paid
in full . though the capital stock of
the company would be slightly Im-
puirud and there might be u slight loss
to uhurcboidcis
momma-wt.
SALVATION ARMY CHRISTMAS.
'i‘ be lili-iililoi'n of the Salvation Army
will 111an out early tomorrow. making
collections for the Christmas dinner.
and would iikc to have uli those who
have promised food etc" to have the
1111111.- rcady. The dinner will in- nor»
vud Monday afternoon from i to 3
unlock. and if any worthy person has
been inius‘i‘d In tho general invitation
thoy will be cordially welcomed. .Some
of the fricmis uppcuied in have not
responded in the circular letter. and
they 111's asked to do no. The child-
rou‘u Chrisin‘ins tree will no 1111111. Fri-
day night.
PAICION PLAY PRIOINTIO.
The Passion Play was very success-
fully premium lust evening is an op-
prncintive uudienue at the Knilbt
Street A. M. if. Church by Erbium”
.I 11111111111011.1111 is 1111 iiibronnd on.
luminer holding the close attention
«if his audience. The lesson from
the twelve views on temperance. styled
the Road to Ruth, and the lending isn-
ture. the Passion Play. served very
empbniiculiy to impress may» vital
truths upon the minds of all The
mini and iinnncisl interests of tile
church were also surprised by the air *
tcrtninmuut.
Wm“ M
LANDLOND WM»! iLL.
Joseph L. White. of the Hotel Clif-
1191110 ll tilt!“ Cationic
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must mum-reed 115111111111 15.. 1.... " w .,
mailed in his apartments
for several can lie is mh9hin1pror-
'2“ W1 1" 1 ’
1mp1 .
‘Trlilillli Com
street. “
no
elevated no this it?»0 subwsr
price pnid for the Ryan stock in the
Metropolitan was not made public.
Thieves mt». was 0009.
Edward 111.11.11.11 1.11111119th Howls,
For auroral km: Dinners ‘
Last Ni ht.
'i‘bievtes mode 11 mi 1! 011 Edward
Shnnshsn‘ in chicken coop at the rear
of Mr Shnnshan 11 home .in Wilton
wenue inst night and this morning he
six lass fine fowls then counted 111110113
his possesions last night.
it is thought likely that the fowls
will go to making 11. Christmas dinner
for somebody
W
COULD'B YACHT IN CANCER.
NEW YORK Dec. 22.-~A report was
circulated here today that Howard
Gould's yacht the Niagara, on which
Mir Gould is making a cruise to the
West Indies was in danger on account
of storms along the Atlantic coast and
that two revenue cutters had cleared
from Norfolk. Va. in search of her.
At Mr. Gould‘s office It was stated t t
u cubiegram‘was received f10m r.
Gould last Wednesday which he had
sent from Nnésau, in the Bahama ls-
innds, to 11 relative in this city.
_ ”W 1 1
WILL VISIT STATE PRISON ON
TUESDAY.
HARTFORD. Doc. 22. “The Connec-
ticut Prison sssociaiJions committee
on visitation will go to the state' pri-
son Tuesday afternoon. to examine
eleven prisoncis .whose terms expire
during January .
IN NEMOBIAM.
wuunsss. the Bar of Norwalk 11a..-
learned with deep and sincere regret
of the death of Henry Edgar Ferris.
one of its members. at his home in
South Norwslk, on the iilth instant,
RESOLVED. That in the death of
Brother Ferris this. Bur fully realizes
the loss ofone of kindly and genial
qualities, ever willing to assist n
in ninth member and one whose prom-
ising career was cut off in the prime
of manhood. ‘
RESOl VED, "i‘hut this Bur extends
to the family of our deceased Friend
and Brother the assurance ofour deep
and heartfelt sympathy in. their great
bereavement:
RESOLVED. That. these resolutions
be recorded at length in the records
of the Town Court of Norwalk. and
published in 11 newspaper in said
t'om1.11nd that 0 copy of tho sumo be
transmitted to {be family of the dc-
ceased ‘1
‘ Notice.
By virtue of, find us directed by. 1|
ccrtuin judgment. issucd out of thc
’l‘owu Court. of Norwnlk, and dutod
December 19. 1905, in furorfif .luoob
M. [nylon and against Murtha J. ltllcy.
bulb of the Town of Norwslk, I will,
on January (lib, i906, on the premises.
corner of V1111 Zuudt street and Osborn
’I‘bc
fthe haunts and purse strings of dverybody, which breathes of "pence on earth 3000 will toward inen"--— is self-
diacoverod that he was the bwner of‘
Our annunl ‘Holidsy feast of good things is now spread and ready for your inspection. 61.11.111.11 cmuns
but once 11 your. and the Importance of making early provision for the universal holidsy—v-tho any which opens
1
evident. We are prominent to help you with a larger stock than ever before of useful on
articles suitable for Christmas presents.
Basement In Holiday A’ttiro.
HOLIDAY socks. sous/w HANDKERCHIEFS ‘Houon‘v picrunss 1.. 1 ' ,s
‘ HOLiDAY “GLOVE“ .'
HOLIDAY CALENDARS HOLIDAY RIBBONB HOLIDAY LAOES
in our basement. we are showing an endless variety of funny as well as useful articles: also the latest nov-
elties in Art Pottery, Cut Glass. Lamps and Brice-Brno .
Commencing Saturday, December 16th. our store will be open every evening until Christmas. . v’
TRISTRAM & HYAT'I'. NORWALK, cons. f
BUY NOW AND PAY LATER
AT THE
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SUGGESIIINS Hill IlHlil-xl :5
USEFUL ARTICLES FROM THE MOST COMPREHENSIVE
STOCK IN_ THE TWIN CITIES.
with 1111 ornamental
nacsur ARRIVAL or viscous.1
BOSTON. Dec. 22.~Arrived: Str.
Luncnstrinn, from London.
no.
”-w
r
M f
storms lillf PlAGE."
Holiday foot Coverings.
Slippers.
AT PRICES TO SUIT ALL.
READY-T0~WEAR DEPARTMENT
FOR WOMEN AND GIRLS.
l"but Lined Broad Cloth Tourist Costs.
Tourist Costs in fancy mixtures.
Tight Fitting and Empire Styles.
black not! funny.
Astrukhnn Long Coats with Fur Collars
Covert Cloth Coats, loug- -wlth box
Slippers for the Old Men. Slippers CHR'STMAS 3:53'AL8 'N FURN"I'
5- 1
Dining Tables and Chairs.
China Cubincts. '
Magazine Backs.
Willow Rockers.
Music Cabinets.
lsldios’ Desks.
Bamboo Tubourcltos.
Mahogany and 011k 'l‘ul111111'1:llos.
for the Young Men, Slippers for the
Boys and Girls.
beautiful Warm Slippers
lults.
Pirlor Pictures. 11
FOR WOMEN. Morris Chairs. Broad Cloth Skirts; black, blue 11ml
. Book Cases. brown.
”"0" “mm Panama and Chilton Panama Skirts.
Whlto Enumcicd Bods. all colors
Polished Brass Bods.
Iiull [tucks
Leather and Velour Couchbs.
Extra Sizo Skills. for large women.
Phone 453. Children's Cools. white and grns Ail-
Iron Folding Betti-1.1] k trukhan.
.._.._. Fancy 011k and Mn oguny [loo crs. , ~ . 1 . 1, . . 1
Princess Cbiil’oniers. ' “Lug?" thvci.(.onts. a" Wk”, ngo
. . Side Boards ' ~ -
"WtAR SHOES '“A‘ fll" Gilded Upholstcrcd Purior Sets. Children‘s Bonnetsnnd lists, of all
11-12 Axmistcr Rugs. descriptions. ' '
Smyrna Rugs. Fur Scurfs, Mufi's and lions.
Sables. Mluks, Moraine and Squirrels.
MEN’S AND YOUTH'B CLOTHING
The Norwalk Savings Society.
1905.
lulcrcstnt the rote of Four Iii per
cent. per unnum, for the current six
months, will be credited Dcpositors
Jan. lot, 1906. 11nd pnid to them on and
after January 10111.
Norwulk. Dec. 21111.
For order of Board of Directors.
FREDERICK A. ELLS. 'l‘rcus.
h 111511.53
City Bills.
All persons having bills nguinut the
City of South Norwnlk are requested
to present the some to the underslgu
ed before the 20111 Inst. for payment
at the last meeting of the present
Council to be held on the 28th inst.
South Norwulk December 19. 1905.
101111111 11.11va -
1120 21 City Clerk.
. City .
Assessment Lists.
The city sentiment lists for 1906
have been Iodd'mi with me by tho city
assessors. and the some will remain
open to the inspection of any person
period of Went
hereof. at myo
South Nor
M0 It
EATON
uouonv ’
um 3
”December 111. 1906.
repairs 1111' m 1.011
' 0111 Clark.
liable to taxation In thilrgity, ”maths j
m t e a e‘
uvmiue. In said I'i’o’wu of Norwalk, soil DEPARTMENT. Children‘s Fur Sets, Muffs and Scarfs.
1111 public auction, to the highcst bid- M _ 1‘ MI ' ii i Rondyunadc Dresses for Girls 410 10
dcr. 11 ccrtnin Emerson upright piano. (111s ‘uucy x 1111111. 0 W00 , 1
No. 32. 854, terms cash. i i ‘ i ‘ sirulght 01' round cuts. , Ptim 'lluunpson Dmsses, blue surges,
JOHN W. SClllddW. i 1 Men‘s lilnck 'l‘blbct Stilts, straight or ‘0" “W 1
1l22 30 Deputy Sheriff for Falrfleld (to, round cuts. “'“ww
_......... Men's Black Vicuuas. all wool, MISCELLANEOUS DEPARTMENTS-
strnlght or round cuts.
Men' 5 Black and Blue Choviot,st1ulght
or round cuts.
Men's Pants, in mixturcs, stripes or
black.
Youths‘ Suits in Funcy Wool Mixtures;
Youths‘ Suits, Black and Blue. straight
and round cuts.
Boys’ Suits, Knee Pants, sizes 3 to 16.
Boy‘s Cudct Outing Shirts and Blouse.
Waists.
Men 8 Dress and Negligoc Shirts.
Mans and Boys’ Shoes of the Best
Make. -
Men‘s Hats and Caps.
Boys’ Hats and Caps.
Mon 11 and Boys' Undorwcur
Mens nnd Boys' Cloves niriil Mittens.
Sweaters for Men and Boys.
Jewelry, Watches and Rings.
Millinei'y for old and young.
Blankets. Quilts and lied Spreads.
Silk Wuists, Lace Wulsts and Wool:
Walsis. " .'
ladies' and Misses“ Underwear.
White Muslin Petticoh.
3111. Petticoats in all on ere.
Ostrich Plumes and Fancy Feathers. '
Umbrellas for Ladies and Com.
Sweaters for Women and Girls.
Lace Curtains in all Miles.
Hosiery. Gloves and Notions.
A Large Assortment of Silk Muillersu‘
indics‘. Misses' and Children's Shoes. 1
BANKS FAIL!
Stocks fall!
Horses lasci
Fire destroys!
Accidents meimi
Dissipation kills!
But Cool in'the bin is safe.
sure—and indispensable.
WE SELL lTi
ill lens that it
Renew your charge account. Buy whatever yen need and settle your
bill in small convenient payments.
W? 0° __
iiiii‘
Special Prices
FRESH PORK use
FRESHSHOULDERS..........................1....'.....10c
NATIVE CHICKENS ...........,.......1211and “I
NATIVE TURKEYS an
t 1.
GEES; Olibiioborclfd" lint...ow.Donnell-Oc‘lttdia'ulllttI’ac L
mos use on {111111er us. These. “‘ 1
Ill [marsh Still;
"HON“? ALL 'f'I-IIOUfiil-i"
' for Men only.
$3.50 and $4.00
11111113111 _:
it 0 or 6 11111111111. '
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