lg at. the close of the regular drill.
unit must pig will be a (culture.
a trial of James Lydon of Nor;
alto”. chines up tomormw in the hill,-
hector Court. at ill a. m.. and witnesses
rs being summoned today.
Wan—m
ho King’s Daughters of the south
Norwulh Congregational Church are
giving a Christmas entertainment this
afternoon to a number of the children
who had not been so fortunate in
already having one.
The Christmas decorations this year
at Grace'Chui-ch are pronounced to be
the finest since the edifice was erected.
A donor, whose name is not given out
sent from the South a large quantity
oi: southern smiia‘x. Florida moss. hol
ly. palms. pines, etc. ~
~..—-
‘. The entire stock of a local dealer "
retiring from business will he sold at
.auctlon Thursday, Friday and claim
day of this week at lit: Washington
street The stock consists of clothing
'ilfld furnishings for men and boys. dry
ii A calendarI
not. oeruw Hovon‘ is the
" hi ifflI Croiui at 2 West.
it I..
. Grecery Company is
'.kl-nd of potatoes at
thorough business
. Merrill College at the
I~'Jainuary 2.
- of ‘oIe‘nbroolx. is
‘ fits. Mr. and Mrs.
’ If Mott avenue.
mpany. Stamford.
with his parents in
. make you well if
. keeps you well all
ta. Tea, or 'BIIlIlets.
of the ox ca".rt has
than with A. ..l Col-
n their advertising
mliore' Bridge Phar-
”its gnarl-autecd to
Intreugih and of the
M
1% Elle genial sheo cob-
.at. who has been ill
k ‘lIIls home, is
jewelry line will
prints and accept}.
it.‘ Call and ox-
- We stock.
cafe receptacle ..ior.
sity. Lately there
edartlcicli oi high
‘ hich are termed
' I). M; Read Coni-
deli you more about
coins... of 2th Main “
tile minimums lo
131qu rupture liar
gluing .from a
or son had invited .
tho new law no .
goods for men and women. shoes jew-
ic lry. huts linderwoar.'etl'. Sale from
9 a: m to iii p: I'll.
is the auctioneer.
...-~- .—
Arthur E. Stiles; Charles P. Backus.
Williinanilc; S. R. Benjamin, J. F
Robinson, Hartford; Captain Frank D. ,
Layton South Norwulk; Andrew Ra-
del, Bridgeport F. E. Williams. H. J.
. Mopohun, bee ialppernlann. New York:
Edward Robbins Brooklyn; L. M.
Young. Meriden; William John Flem-
ing. Durham 11.0.. Newell and F. C.
Burrows, Boston were at the Hotel
Clifffld. yesterday.
.CHRYSIITMAS TOYS WORRIED JOY.
Resident of Water Street Appears in
iii CourtCharged With Assault.
* Another accident on the Joy line
secured Chfiétmas day. but was not
exactly a marine accident.
Rosie Joy who lives in an apart
merit of a Water street South Norwalk
house. failed to exhibit the proper
Christmas spirit when on going and-
'dcnly into. the dark hallway of the
- house. he barked
ills shins over It
.slnall toy wagon filled with blocks and
other Christmas [llllllphelhllfllkl Illc
Ditlpel‘h 0 lbs youihful scion of the
house of look olhcrwiIio known he
Stove Blank Jr. Sicvc ,hnd lliid
a many Christmas and ‘Sunin hull
Ifllled hisslocklug so full that a small
wagon land of the goods had to he
left out in the hall.
When Rozie Joy emerged from his
apartments he struck it. Over. he went
wiIh a crash and arose with a slight
and Steve Blank Jr. in particular
lie thought that the head of the
house had moored the wagon across
the channel on purpose to foul him
and suddenly the door of the Blenk
, apartmenté burst open and the irate
Rosie J0y entered with decks cleared
for action. He grabbed the elder
Blank and a lively scrimmage ensued.
in which it is alleged he tried to
choke Blank.
Others lutelfered and stopped the
light" Cemplaiht was made to Pro-
secuting Attorney William F. Tam-
many. who varied the old phrase about
"lei. Joy be unconfined" He wished
him confined in the lockup and so it
happened. This morning the case
came up before Judge Joseph R. 'l‘IIy-
. lor and was continued until tomorrow.
IN HONOR OF GUEST.
Mr and Mrs. eGorge C. Lockwood, of
High street. Norwlilk. will entertain a
7 company of friends this evcllingg til
their home in honor of their nephew.
Mr linker, of Boston.
The
. {South Noiwaik‘
Trust Go.
To: raus'raas I-IAva oa-
oases THAT wrestle-r A?
we an: or I can can.
can .Aunup as cacorrco
‘ 1'0 rue oeposi'roas m TH:
..oAvm unnamed? eon
{trite cuaaaur six noun-la
enema one. 3191', 1905. PAY-
AIL! on ‘Auo Acres JAN.
10. 1.065
scream MAos ON on I!»
lion JAN. io‘rH WILL osAw
‘ Tanner Irnou IJIAN. isr.
send copies Iii '
‘ "it!
‘ In You pyrotechnic Adv.
mpaiiy D will have a smoker Io ”
‘CIIFTSI REMEMBER CUR STOCKS HAVE HELD OUT CPLCNDIDLV AINCI
v MEN AND BOYS.
FEEL.
John W. Sclllley-,
i."
Iov on with. no: pawns
ICTILL AFFORD EXCELLENT CHCIIOE lN NECKWEAIR. CLOLVCC. HOE,
YIERV HCUCE COATS BATH ROBE. 8 AND OTHER GCCPI WEARC FOR
Moi» ,
HC'W ACOUT A NEW SUIT OR IOVERCOAT FOR YOHRCELFf
WE’LL. HELP YOUI FACE THE NEW YEAR. LOOKING AC WELL AS YCU
‘1' J V
. find ourselves selling kinds that would destroy the good ,
health and appearance of your animals. We prefer to ,
handle the best we can secure, clean it thoroughly 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 Ooi's 'lhat's Clean. =
.mI
- . MANUEL 1. Marco. "l
We are near-dust as far as I
the nearest letter-box
or telephone.
49 w." as, Norwalk.
I96 Washington St..
m ‘
to Somali school teachers fer the next ion
ly embittorad feeling against Blanks .
‘ daus
At W. P. BEERS’
Bookseller, Stationcr and Engraver. . .
5 So. Mainly ”aflorwalk.
We Have Prepared for the Holiday Season» A
TWO SUPERB STOCKS OF
DIAMONDS and GOLD JEWELRY
WATCHES. SILVER. ole. .
Which we will be pleased to show you.
Col’eburn 8: Lauder,
ma JEWELERS.
‘ 3 Main st...
South Norwalk‘ Nowell?
STEEL HEAD SALMON, SPANISH MACKEREL,
HALIBUT. COD. EELS. PORGIES. FROST» ‘
‘ FISH. POLLOCK, HERRING
GREENPORT OYSTERS, LONG AND ROUND
‘CLAMS. OPENED LONG CLAMS. 30c QT.
ESCALLOPS.
les can.
ALL GOODS WARRANTED.
Cutbill’e Bridge Fish Market
Jackson 3 ' hump
. -é-For Christin
WC MAN!“
was which PRICED PICTURES
‘ Choc. & Ohio 64% 56
. Eli-lo 5i
: Eris lat old. 80 BI)
* 177‘
, Iii.
' my atlty
. . hiflqul but" ”11.25...
foal. sunny,ooi.:..........uoo.
Gel. Sherrr.37 it. old. but.. The
Old Sherry. d yrs. old.
10c pt; 36c Ill.
LIII Port 3 yrs.- old, '
.. nu: pt; 36o qI.I
lit .lIillcn Claret lIot.. and
Grape Wino, Ibot,........... 23c.
ills Oilfield Pharmacy (I
run ascertainment areal.
"coastline ‘
(Incorporated)
COMMISSION BROKERS.
Oealera in
Cotton.
Iwarta a col-am mock. Io. Norwaik.
TODAY lN WALL BTREET
_WAl.l. STREET, 10:10 u. m.—~0pena
lng prices in the stock market showed
.wlde changes ill some of the special-
ties and the general list. ivas unsettled
‘aud irregular within a fractional range,
Securities sold at 78. followed by‘1,006'
V“ shares at 75 and subsequent sales at
74 compared with 81 last night; the
‘aucceedlng fluctuations in the stock
were wide and feverish. Metropolitan
. 'fltreet Railway opened 1-2 lower to un
changed. There was a sale of Ana-
conda at a. decline of 7 points. and
Amalgamated Copper lost 1 1-.4 Ten-
(lessee Coal fell 1 1.2 but recovered
practically all of it. Smelting and
. Brooklyn Transit gained about a point
. and Corn Products pfd.1 3-.4
WALL STREET. 11 a. m.——Uncor-
.llaiuty was the keynote of the early
market and was illustrated by rapid
and wide changes in. many stocks. At
‘- ‘one period the Stocks that opened high.
or were relinquishing their gains
while the weak features were recov-
ering their losses. Later the move
I, meat was reversed. A downward ten-
to... Goods at Special In...
doncy prevailed at the close of the first
hour when the 40 per cent. money rate
Indeed a iii-my bleak all around. The
gains that had been shown included
934 in" Celn Products old. 2' 8-8 in
Smelling, 1 3- 4 in Biscuit and l in Su-
gar. Corn Ploducts and Metropolitan
Street Railway. Anaconda made up
six points of its break and Metropoli-
tan Securities 2 1.2. The losses were
American Express 4 1-2, Amalgamated
Copper 2 14, Reading 1 i~2. Northern
Pacific 2 6-8 and Union Pacific. South‘
am Pacific. Louisville & Nashville.
Atchison. Sugar Delaware 6i. Hudson
and St Paul 1 to 11-4 1
WALL STREET, noon. -Tbere were
further declines before the selling
pressure-relaxed and only small recov-
eries followed with greatly diminished
activity. Tennessee Coal was carried
4 Mi below last night, Hide & Leather
pfd. 3. Anaconda 8 1-2. Federal Mining
pfd. 2"and severalothei' stocks from '1
I0 2 1-2. Money on call loaned as high
as 45 per cent. Bonds were heavy.
WALL STREET. 1 p. m.——More vig-
long stock after the foreign operations
drive‘ against all the stocks that had
proved particularly vulnerable.
contributed largely‘to unsettling senti-
ment and the 50 per cent. call money
rate also discouraged the retention of
speculative holdings.
the market became steamer. Amalga-
mated Copper rallyin a point and Ten-
neaaee Coal 8.
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS, .
million Brokers, Sworn to Corbett
Block. 80th Norwalk. Telephone 153.
Open High Low 1:00
108 tom 10412 1qu
40%‘4096 can 39%
3712 am». can can
. can! can. can Ila-I2
Am: smell. 167%,16864 men may.
Am. Sugar 15372 15ml 15212 152%
A T. e s. r. 8312 88% 8m 8799'
Bali.& Ohio may no 112 112
nklyn. n 'r. 8912 aim. we 88%
54% am
unscrew. 221 221 221 22:. .
omen. West 21% am. 21 iii
o..M e at. P 180% 181% 179% my.
601 r oi. son. 5712 law. are.
om south. can 29% 2312 2312
Con. (in: 17812 178% 17812 178%
ban. a mm 22,: 222
Amnl, COD.
In. C. a F.
In. Cot. Oil
Am. Loco.
177
175 I75 175
l: Null. 151% 151% 15096be
%I127%.%126I;2I312:II!
.0 t. 12% '
MfiK “130% 36%‘I3
.Fllec.
I
Maples It Goldsdlmldl . (30.
Stocks. Bonds. Grain and
One hundred shares of Metropolilau ‘
orous efforts were made to bring out -
ceased and there was a. simultaneous ,-
The .
fall in Amalgamated Copper to 104_
About 1 o'clock ;
Report over the private wires of j
The Maples & Galdschmidt 00.. Com-
Open High 10W 1:00'
’ . ing at is per cent
Cal Port. tyre. old bot.... 78c. iv
98 Washington SI.
Our new telephone call, 165-5..
~—--«-»—.—~.- .... .w..-».........w.
.— ---, ”WY W
25 BUTTER—Gold Medal Creamery Tub. than which .th
c.
ORANGES—Nice lot of Fioridas at special sale prices,
dozen. as to size.
f 15NUTS-withuondu. 22c Mixed Note at 13c or 2 Ililn, 25¢;
a c.
CLUSTER RAISiNs—Speclal.1ib. 1 lb. boxes,‘ fancy.
Raisins. 12c lb.
CIDER—New barrel just put on.
or Russet and Baldwin apples.
possible. 22c g.al '
MOLASSEs—For all purposes, the finest Iecn‘for yea
Make: fine candy, 550 gal. . Malacca Sugar, 3:: lb. : l . ;
FRESH laces—True, homo laid, mm, at «lowdown; 9”;
are real good. 36c dozen; Cookin Eggs. 28c doze'n‘
PRINT BUTTER—Iciover H ll, fine and and prices, W326
it to no trouble to sell my quality of Potaiee at $1.00 per il
pack, and you get right measure, too. Long ill I! Turnipt. ,
Onions. Celery. Stale Bread.
TETLEY'S TEA. LIPTON'S TEA. WOOD’S lMROSE 1‘2 _
ages. Cali particular attention to a new lot of Tetiey'a, now’I ’
tight iina. Teas, 25c, 30c. 40¢ tint. Have a lot‘ of Toy Ted P
please the children... bf
or y. III, to y; lb. of any sort of our Tea. Vine?“ swan... Peta“!
Will gather Monday’ a order. on Friday. and Miami: mo
Merry Christmaai Hope to serve and please” . ITeiI. CIIaIii, 36—4
Is it sweet? 'Yea‘, do '~
Better than the pm .‘I it
Telephone Call 25-4.
..
20 NORTH MAIN IT.
.0. N1OIWALK. OT.
TEL 1.43
EYES [JIMMY
Often one attribute. a. In“! clumun III ville _
when his gluon are Wholly “ohms. Would I’M...
your and examined again? I . ‘
.IT'U FREE.
0 BI". Jacked
Chili!“ WM
OI WALL "II". - .
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.. ...»... .....
Wis. Cent. 28%w28itm2871 28%,
Money, 60 per cent. .
NEW YORK, Dec. 27. ~Money on call
which was lent at as per cent, on the ., .
Stock Exchange yesterday, continued
strong today. At 10:30 the rate us
so per cent. At 10:50 the rate was to in
per cent. .,
After loans ware made“ to per
cent. the market needle littlfi. and at ‘I
11:15 the quotation was at the rate or.
'30 and ‘35 per cent. snnum. .w ‘1
At .11: so a. in. call idon‘oy’fwc on
Before noon the rate for “call money .. .
had dropped back to 35 per court, but
at noon call money was leading ct:
so pp:- cent. - ‘
BOETON‘.‘ Male... Doc. Zia-The
ton dwelt mullet opened.
strong in contrast with.
weakening taumcyvgeve
é; New York”
Will give Tea Pot to anyYone, buyin‘. 1 l‘. of "
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