entitled to cup .
of nowaboY.‘ .,
.1- lde’ Calendar
1y;~ were waits for tho tiny I
in Norwolil
Mr. and Mr melll'il ll. Wndbnma.
‘liinrlngilcld. uncut Christmas with
tlvoa in tho Norwnika. ‘
W
Principal Gnome 10 Thompson of
‘ Quintard I’laco, and family. have gone
to New Hartford. to spend the boil
day vacation.
Dr. F'. 8. Stanley. oi? Bridgeport.
war aIChriatmaa guest of his parenta
Mr. and Mrs. B. K. Stanley of Main
utrcot Norwalk.
”W
Percy Quintard of New York city.
enjoyed the holiday at tho home 01‘
his parents. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Quin-
turd in Main street.
Rhymond. of Alena. in the
‘Catnkllls. New York, is visiting lIia
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Roy-
mood of Washington street.
”mm-x
The Overlook-Scllcck Military Acne
domy‘I-I Hockey team will meet II team
on one at the local ponds.
“T” Chief of Fallen Thomas Bradley. has
baa V Wild Wont has airlvod
W50 of coal for the Ferris
borne Belle has arrived with a
1'? coal to: tho yards of Ray ,
Ila Comatock. or New Ha-
, a Christmas at her home in
Mra.1rvlngchcd.ot Har-
were guests i’m the holi’
Reed's parents in Danbury.
riot Hamumn Pinker. of
will spend the latter pull of
ith llQr iIicnd. Mina Ger-
ra. William 1". Korn. 01'
(will celebrate their
adding anniversary to-
g with friends. .
. W. Addison Wheeler.
spent ChIlatI‘naI-I with
parents. Mr. and Mrs.
of Gerard place.
,Walter Gregory. of New
the holiday at their
’ .‘lu France street with
rs Julia C. GI egory
nahll has resigned her
op‘o dry goods alorc.
uturc make her homo
no N Y.. whcrc MI
is employed
'1.
an ’1‘. Woolen. of the
II. has boon rélievol
”cc N. (l. examining
n request and 10:1on
Ila, Second Infantry,
d to succeed him.
rardo thy claim .
‘ hood in fear and
i that you love boat;
Mountain Tca will
“ teriammonl of the
tlonal Sundap
tonight at 7. 30
u’wlll coualst 01
onto and 11 Christ-
.» Ghrlatmaotlda.
iamily reunion was
I-Hillaide, the home
wand. There were
no Minor D. Rao-
, min and Mrs
Croonwich. and
, on.
. o! 09 South Main
annual Christmas
‘ . and entertained
I- minivan—their
. 'l‘he affair wan
. - many handsome ,_
A dcllghb ‘
1W-
. red.
Governor illusion.
head loaned b Gov-
iIa .‘oxtradlt on of
it wanted on the
d? aarauit with in-
itialed odours was .
Rich. Cucumber ii.
"out in Whito
arrived in town from the Northllcld
Sicminary. to spend the holiday vaca~
t on
Charles Fanko. who‘had his throat
cut in‘ a razor light in Weslpmt Sat»
urday night will probably be discharg
cd "from the Norwalk Hoapital tomor-
row.
I
Nathan Hunter 01 New York city.
and Howard Hunter. of Georgetown
spout Christmas at the home of their
mother Mr Kate P. HunteI. in Main
street Norwalk;
Frederick S. Andrews, formerly or-
gnnlst oi the South Norwalk Baptist
Church. has taken a position as or
ganist of the Methodist Episcopal
Church, in Port Chester.
Fiederlck Raymond of New Jet.
soy and Miss Bonnie Rhymond of
New York (lly spent Christmas with
lhoir father (léoxgc ll. Raymond oi
llurrietl, ntrcol. Norwalk.
ExIMayor and Mra. l'I‘ordiuaIId B.
Smith of Main strcct. accompanied by
Mr. Smith's mother will make their
annual trip to Florida. to spend tho
winter. the second wwk in January;
The big excursion barge Andrew
Church was brought to South Norwalk
Saturday. 8119 will he kept hero dur-
ing lho winter. as Idle may ho ot’ ban
to the Norwalk Steamboat Company
in lightering ngd such work.
A pnrtyof relatives and friends won
entertained over Christmas at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Lester.
The gathering was in the form or II
house party and they partook of their
Christmas dinner at Mr. Loator‘s
homo.
Miss Carrie M. Adams. Charles 1..
Holmes. Mrs. (i. 8. Gregory, Mina
Maude E. Gregory. Mrs, C. 1.. Holmes.
Minn Doris G. Holmes, Norwnlk; Minn
Harriet M. Holman Rov. and Mrs. L.
W. Holmes, A. W. Holmes. Mrs. A. W.
Holmes, Stratiord: Mr. and Mrs. A. E.
Winchester and clIilIlrcu..A. C, Knorr.
Miss Lulu M. Hart. South Norwalk:
Mr. and Mrs. W. Ellnhorn, Winnipuuk:
Kenneth M. llisuoll. New York: C. M.
Veach, Bridgeport; Charles ID. Will
llamaon. Dorian; William 0. Maroon,
Danbury: Charles .E. H. Wobntor, Mor-
ldcn; Arthur E. Stilca. Willlmnntic;
John Hoffman Newark ero Christ-
.mua micata III the Hotel lClidord
The ‘
SouthNorwallI
Trust Go.
THE TRUSTEES HAVE on-
oam THAT murmur AT
THE. can or 4 can com.
no much a: canon»
. ‘ro TIII ”Pomona m rm:
wilAVlNdO oanamaar FOR *
mi ouaaaur aIx noun-Io
"am on mo arm um.
[In I
ALL NZES.
AFNIW LlNI or new YE~
POST CARDS.
' connmmv's
NEWS STORE.
a Main direct. South Norw
for A. o. lpauldinn'a Du
' " Oponlna Gouda.
lF V00 ‘QQIIRLOOKIED ANVRO bYfi. Oil WILL MAKE. RETURN
diFTB. REMEMRER OUR sTOCKli HAVE HELD OUT ISPLENDIDLY ANQ ,
» ». , moalldflachct Powdora.
sTltil. AFFORD EXCELLENT cHOICE lN NECKWEAR, GLQVEB,l-10fi
lERY,‘ HOUSE OOATB,.3ATH ROBE 8 AND OTHER GOOD WEARB FDR ' .
MEN AND ROYBI
HOW ABOUT A NEW SUIT OR
\ _
WE'LL HELP vou FACE THE NEW YEAR LOOKING A0 watt. {05.1190
FEEL. '
trim the Center school this atth noon .
Misc Lucy M. Brotherton wardi‘iof ‘
WINDING Duo. 3131', 1905. PAV-‘. ‘
11 we dealt in grain with a view to “chaupneaa” we’d
find ourselves selling kinds that would destroy the guild '
health and appearance or your animals. we prefer to.
.handle the best we can secure. clean it oroughly and
only charge you the price you ought to pay. That's the
way we built. up the business and so we propose to stick
to that method.
Buy Out'a' 'lhat’s Clean.
MANUEL 'r. HATCH. I. 1.)"
We are near—dust as far as
the nearest letter-box
or telephone.
autumn “ at ...... I...
to Sundau school teachers for the next few
daus
At W. P. BEERS’
Bookseller, Stationer and Engraver.
40 w." IL. Norwllk.
we have Prepared for the holiday Station
TWO SUPERB STOCKS OF
DIAMONDS and GOLD JEWELRY,
WAT.CHES SILVER. 010..
Which we will be pleased to show you. 2 - "
Cole‘burn 8: Lauder,
THE JEWELERS.
96 Washington St.
South Norwalk
STEEL HEAD SALMON, SPANISH. matchbox. ' '
HALIBUT. COD. EELS. FORGIEB. FRQST—
FISH POLLOCK. HERRING. ' .
GREENPOR‘I‘ OYSTERS, LONG AND ROUND
CLAMS. OPENED LONG CLAMS. 30c QT.
ESCALLOPS,
qu nu.
ALL oooos Waaaaurnu.
Outta-111’s Bridge Fish
Tel. :08.
WI MAKI-u-
rm armor! f
ovancoa'r FOR Nonfiction!
" pfd.
a Io. mm to. lo. Item-III.
3 Mahlsid
It .
Iolhat m can
it tho alto oi ’
, 'rmat atoclt includes
Yi‘l'rom the boat 'Alnorlcau
. li‘rcn'ch pcrlumcri.‘ ‘-
0t High Gratin Toilet Watarn
we havo an equally good stock:
..ullm oi" lino latportad and Do
“India
{ lilo illitlftrd’l’hérmacyf
THE PRRBORIPTION‘ 5T0”-
‘ - rat. cacti”. 0 .
Maples Ii lioldsdimldt Co.
(Imminent)
COMMISSION BROKERS.
Onion in
Carroll.
“Fm“ Carbon block. lo. NorwallI.
TODAY IN ill/ALL STREET
WALL STREET,10;10 a. m. —-—'i‘he
or with buoyant upshooto in special
stocks. Sales of 5,000 shares of An-
aconda were made simultaneously at
. 220. and 230 and subsequently sales
, vain. f Saturday’s final price was 214.
Third avenue was marked up five
points and American Smelling 3%.
. Running sales or Union Pacific carried
it' up an extreme point to its previous
‘Erocord price, 14954. Great Northern
' , ptd. gained 2 Reading 1% Metrouoll
tan Securities 1%, Virginia Carolina
Chemical 1% and Southern Pacific
and'Broklyn Rapid Transit a point.
WALL STREET, Noon. Stocks con-
tinued to be absorbed during the sec-
ond hour and news points of strength
. were devoloped. Some reaction oc.
fl curred before noon, Union Pacific
notably falling back a point and a few
others as much. Gains of a point 0I
more were made by the Atchisou
stocks, Illinois Central. Baltimore &
Ohio; Norfolk & Western. Southern
Railway. United States, Stool pld..
- Pressed Steel Car and Republic Steel
lolorado Fuel was carried 'up 2%
‘ [061110;th and Federal Mining Ii. Bonds
were firm.- ...
‘ ,WAM. STREET. 11 a. III.~’i‘he
stocicnlark’ot showed the usual char-
acteristics of a circus. animated and
diversified movement. it) wit. the sol-
ling of can group of stocks while
another was being pushed upwards.
The result was varied. wide fluctua-
tions until the list. settled into its full
,I-Ilrido again. Anaconda reacted 16.
Third Avenue 2% Smelling 254. and
BIooklyn Transit and Metropolitan
Securities 1. Metropolitan Street Rail
way and St. Louis and San Fransisco
. 2nd. ptd. both sold a point belowJasI
week“s close. At 11 o'clock prices
ware moving up strongly the demand
for the U 8. Steel stocks and tho
.. standaid railroad ntocka arousing II
marked degree of optwiniinm Virginia
Caroline Chemical gained 31/2, Amni-
gmaler Copper 3%.. Union Pacihc2
Smelling pi’d. and St. Paul 13.. Louis
ville & Nashville 1% and Pennsylva
nla. N. Y. Central Erie. Atlantic Coast
Line. Canadian Pacific. Missouri Paci-
fls, Northern Pacific Republican Steel
and U. S. Steel 1 to 1-34. Anaconda
Either! from 234 to 215.1nIernauonaI
mp pld. tall 194.
WALL S'i‘mlllll'l‘£0 1 p. mr—Scant at-
tention was paldm the railroad list.
the readiness with which the special-
.tioo would respond to manipulative
tactics making them prime tuvoritca
with tho proteaslonaid. who Wore mak
lI'Ig quick turns. Largo amounts or
the better grade clocks were never-
thatch": quietly absorbed within a trill
lngirunse of prlcoa. Thh feature of
'v tho midday market ‘wu the excited
demand for the captions and the rp-
Mval of interest in the para! indum
trial nonpuparticularly tha railroad
equipment atocltr. Beet Sugar rose 5
points. Amalgamated Copper 4 Ball.
' way ‘Bteol Spring and Locomotive 2 3.8
to 2 8-1. Sugar and U. 8. Pipe 1 8-4.
. and American Car 1. Anaconda Min-
ing not up to 200 aaaiu. its earlier high
‘ ‘ price. _
TODAY'I QUOTATION.
Report over the private wire- or
The Maple: I Gold-ohmldl. ‘00.. Com-
miulon Brokers. ammo Corbett
Block. loath Norwalk. Telephone 160.
‘ Open all. Low 1:00
4 ’ 0 O gh‘ Low 1:00
Amal. Cop. 102% 103.4101“ 10394
Ala. 90. a 11.09 to 39% 89%
Mind FY10” 100 100 100
..Cot 01 :7 073:4i 803418035
~ US 0494 34%
33% 8894 am
Is??? 11:32“ 10351:“ 15191 “Isak
.r. a lot 105“ 105
i is :3“ i I" 113 :11le
and ‘
Stocks. Bonds. Grain and.
stock market opened active and high- ‘
carried it to 250 by ten point inter- .
III _
57% gm}
II
|
98 Washington St.
Our new telephone call,‘ 165-5. '1 i ‘I
cBUTTER-410M Medal Creamery Tub, than which thar
cCHANGES-45mm lot of Floridas at special sale prion,
dozen. as to size. ‘
’ 1:1UT8—Almonda, 22: Mixed Not: at 13c, or 2 lba., 250; Eidplllh w
a c.
CLUSTER RAISINS—Special, 1 lb. 1 lb. boxea, fancy. 256 .‘bllxi
Rat-inc, 12o lb.
CIDER-New barrel just put on. it it unmet? You, doc(l;lo‘dl do
or Russet and Baldwin apples. Better than the [ravioli-W
poulhlc. 220 gal. ‘1‘
MOLASSES—For all portions: the finest seen for yuan, do w, 6
Milton fine candy, 55c gal. Moll-sea Sugar, 31: lb. ~
FRESH EGGS—~True, homo laid, fresh; at 40c dozen; Cato
are real good, :6: dozen: cooking Egg a. 28c dozen. '
PRINT BUTTERa-Clovor Hill fine and under price: at 320 b.
It is no trouble to sell my quality of Potatoes at $1.00 . ll.
pack. and you get right measure. too. Long Island Tornipa. ~ Ill:
Onions. Celery. Stale Bread. "1*“
TETLEY'S TEA, LIPTON'S TEA. WOOD'is PRIMROSE TEAC ill
ages. Call particular attention to a new lot of Today's, now put
tight tins. Teas, 25c, 30:. 40c tins. Have a lot. of Toy To: Poi. oh
please the children... Will give Tea Put to any one. buying ll lb‘ h
or I/4 lb. to 1/2 lb. of any sort of our Tea. Vineland Sweat Peta or
Will gather Monday's orders on Friday, and Saturday ol‘de ,
Merry Christmas! Hope to serve and please... Tel. «Call. 26—4.
LORENZO DIBI
Telephone Call 26-4.
20 NORTH MAIN IT.
SO. NORWALK, OT.
TEL 143. "‘7?!
EYES who»
own on Ida-Icahn 1mm alum-o- or drum ‘ V ,
when I'll. Ilulu are wholly tobhmo. Would Inlet 00 wall
your on! mind again! .
"”8 FREE.
Crud-to 0min.
u wan. will".
98
80
92 92
84% 83
24 23‘
Read, lat ptd. 92
Rep. Steel 3354
Rock inland 2314 23‘
Sou. Paoliic 67 07% 00 1
Son. Ry. Co. 35% 8014 88 so CHICAGO"
0
Tara: P8 0.0 34 4% tothor of 1011.,“
Un. Pacific 140% I??? 143331??? one 0: Chi
U. a Steel 39%
11.5. Stool I 10594 1001.4 10094 III alum- Iliad I
p 20913011 am W2
Wabash 20
Wabash. phi. 4094 4094 10% 40%
tonne Bound but
BOQTON Doc.
stock market opened notably about”
today. Advance: developed amount. h 0100
t throughout the lint. but particularly .- '
the camera. The opening om
our It“ ooppor choral mm
iIIi. higher than the old!
a marital hawavar. In! tho trauma
12m panda. t 13.2%me tho got?
or woman a I
unit :0. and th'oli
“canal! to 100.11
’a clarion anointing
Louis o. Huck,
chill
Norwalk Chronicler