t
u-
tutuill utilities.
Ilutlor Lodge. I. O. 0. R, conferred
the initiatorq degree on several candi-
dates last evening.
The W. C. T. U. will meet with Mrs.
David N. Platt. 6 Day street, tomorrow
afternoon at 3 o'clock.
The mercury Min» the thermometers
about Norwnlk hovered close to the
zero mark early this morning.
Dr. Stier. of New York. a welt
known dentist in that city. has purch~
used two lots at Harbor View Beach.
A dlvident of fifteen per cet t. was
today declared by the Eastern Elndor-
wear Company on the capital stock of
tho company.
A. G. Raymond. formerly of South
Norwnlk. is seriously ill at his home
in Worcester, Mass. His recovery is
very doubtful.
And say it good and strong.
And say it pretty frequent.
Push Rocky Mountain 'l‘eu along.
Plulsted’s Drug Store.
The basketball team (if Wesleyan
University freshmen class and the Ov-i
crlook-Selleck Academy will play to-
morrow afternoon.
Neighbor Camp. Woodmen of Amor-
ica. will hold a regular meeting tomor-
row night, when the olllccrs will be in-
stalled by. Deputy George W. lug-
ham.
W
The South Norwnlk Division. An-
cient. Order of Hihorlnns. will install
tin ofilcors this evening at its hall on
South Main street. County President
‘.\iullin will perform the installation.
Endeavor flirt-lo. King's Daughtt-rs.
met at the home of Mrs. Charles Dun‘
ncbark. 112 Myrtle street. East Nor~
walk. yesterday afternoon. it was it
rouulnr work meeting. after which n
social hour was pleasantly spent.
(icorge ll. Russell, proprietor of thc
Norwnlk liotcl. llils boon cngagcd to
t‘illi‘l‘ for the annual Lincoln llny bnn~
poet of the (L‘ntllolic f‘lub. it is stated
that the banquet only be given at tho
bolt-l itislrad of at iho club house in
West avenue.
A bishop employed an architect to
build a fine houuo for him. but was
staggered when the final bill was pro-
M'lllt‘tl.
“My dear sir." he said to tho urchi—
toci, don‘t you think your for is on
t-cssivnly high? The salary of all in.\'
(‘tli'iilt'ti dues not amount to as much"
DECATUR CASE ON AGAlN.
Midshipman Marzonl Teatifies Regard
lnq initiations at Annapolis.
ANNAI’OIJS. Md. .lun. ll.*”'Mlll'
,“Whore can i get the morning Scots~
APPLY 'ro
TAYLOR & GOLDEN
74' illuminate Smot.
NEWSPA‘PfllS IN“ SEBTLAND. .
i ‘ tor to In Ono.
I. The American oil tom of glancing
over the morning paper as you sip
Your coffee at breakfast goes with
you abroad. but it is no simple thing
always to get u morning paper. 0n
coming down‘ to breakfast the first
morning in Edinburgh, 1 found there
was no paper to be had, but thinking
it was a simple matter to buy it Scots-
man on the street. I went out on
Princen street and walked three blocks
without the sight of u newnboy.
men?" 1 said to“ a policeman. He
thought for a moment. "Wool," said
he. "there's it great. news shop aboot.
three blocks up, and ye might find one
there.“ i followed “the direction and
found myself in n large news distribu-
ting depot. There were stacks and
stocks of newnpnpers and magazines
all about. “i would like the morning's
Scotsman." i said. The man in
charge looked bewildered. “l'll see."
he said, “it' we 'nvo one." He fumbled
around a little while, and then went,
back into the rear of the stern i‘or t‘ui‘
ly three minutes. At last he come
back. saying, “We haven't one."
“Yell,"l said, "this is about the strnn~
gust. thing i have soon. Can't. get
the morning paper bore in Edin-
burg.“ "No." he said. "yo'll find it
difficult." “What do they publish pa-
pers here for. anyway?" i rejoined.
“Do they wont to keep them out of
the hands of the people? “Lil they
want people to read them? Do they
print papers to keep the news sec-
rol.?" Ho brldlt-d nt. once. “i want
.vc to understand." he said, “flint the
Scotsmun is not. published for the gen-
eral pnbleek; it's published for tho
subscrcebers."
The Scotsman. you know. probably
ranks next. to the inndon Times. in
my country publishers “hill to hnvc
their newspapers road. They want to
soil all they (run. They didn't try to
keep thcm out of the hands of the
"goiiei‘nl pnbleok." t‘un you tell mc
where i can get one, for i want to soc
the morning paper. though perhaps 1
shall have to got u letter of introduc-
tion to buy one?" ”Wt-cl," he. ans-
wcrod. "there's it wutmtn about a bun»
drod yards from here that takes the
Scotsnmn. She might sell you here."
i look the direction carefully. found
the woman who took the Scolsmnn--~
she kept a thread and noodle storco—i
bought her copy. and reached the ho—
to] a half hour'lato for breakfast.
which i had ordered before going out
on the difficult quest of buying a morn-
ing paper in the great city of Edin-
burgh—Boston Watchman.
WHAT STARTED IT.
.tllcnvcr Post).
Several women. one of whom Wllh‘
un old maid. were talking of capital
punishment. for their so): yesterday in
a Denver family hoicl.
"Every woman who kills it man as
Mrs. [mi-tors did. should be hanged."
tll‘t‘lill‘i‘ll ihc old maid.
”i don’t think so.” said nnoihcr, it
married woman. “What 5 your volition
for having such an idcn. Miss
Blank?" ,
“lit-cause," was lbc rcply. "men arc
scnrco enough on it is."
"You ought to know,"
married woman with u
thou the squabble begun.
sultl'ttnot but
smile. And
arc giving our client unnecessary trou-
blv'.’ Second l.u\vyt~rr~~\'cnz but we'll
charm» him for lip-"Slillllbs Magazine.
“i'm afraid our horse Won’t run."
said he. wht-n they reached llll' rncc
truck. “Why not?" she naked. "lit1
has been scruit'lu-d.” "(iood grarlousl
llon'i the people here know anything
about couri~plnstor'7" ‘ Philadelphia
Lodger.
shipman P. B. Murzoni resumed the
witness stand fit the court martini pro-
rccdlngn today. The judge ndvocutn
announced that. ho hnd uncured unth»
orliion on maiiem regarding the right
of n witness to answer attention tend-
ing to crlmlnnte blmsclf. The court
ruled that the witness must answer
tbc lodge advocates intentions. btu
lllllflil confine himticlf lo the touti-
tnony already given in thc previous
cnno against indiffur. i
Mnrzonl then paid that. he was in
a room when Church was told to do
the "sixteenth." and that Decatur
wan proueni.’ Midshipman (lrnvcs.
Keller, Nnglo, Cox. llowo and othcrn
were (“do present. The prokucution
lhcn routed its cutie. i
The ilrni. witnonu for lllt‘. deft-non
wnu i-iccond Cinnamon Percival l). Nth
xio. lie unid that. he had voluntarily
brought ileruttnhhln ln'onkfnut on sov-
orol occnnlonn. leliililp W. it}. Hell.
of the find clean. Midshipman Chur-
lmt 8. Keller. n uecond clunmnun. and
C. 8. (lowest lieu/storm roomnntic, tcs~
titled that they had done the iiiilllt‘.
thing. (.lrnvort Mild ho was in charge
of the room during the first and third
months of the your. A question of
the court brought out the fact that his
runpomlhllity only related to the clue nl
lines: of the mini. I
PANAMA CANAL lNUQiRY.
WASHENGTON. Jun. ll. wwwww The Sum
uio committee on fulcrum-auto unnulu
hold its initial meeting today in the
inquiry into l’unnmn Canal affairs. Be-
crelary of War To". the firm wiinrnn.
new a list of department chiefs and
told something of the duties of each.
no that the committee is now in pore
tendon of knowledge that in to be liti~ :
ed in whip the proper witnemn to
bring out rainbow fact. any be do:
aired. Tho meeting todoy was chief»
it for the purpose of formulating a
program forth imputation.
WWW NI l’liii'l‘llliliill'llil
W and Oomem. Plum. Films
and Film
P“ horn ”rat
i PW . mil I t. on .
mgshmqfln attention to the
fill: of your print. formulas,
(NW L 003.
. Agent for A. it.
it is going to be cold sledding for
many ('(lllKl‘f‘tih'llli'li it the railroads
adopt the Ito-pass ldvn, Silllll‘ of
tin-in may be compelled to make prop-
i‘l' use of their tnilcngc nilowamn-.~
Washington Post.
W
oven .
During Noun flour
for the Accommodation
0f Busy People.
. Banking Hour. from 9 to 3
continuously and on Saturday
evenings from 7 to 8.
‘ The
it is Sometime o Very Difficult M-t- “
. flfi'l'filiillii renew M;
male in venom,» : not of,
Uni‘ntorruptod Dino colon. .
WASHINGTON, Jun. its—«That
there may be. no interruption of the
general debate on the Philippine for.
iff bill until it is concluded. Pension
Day. which occurs Friday, was die
placed by unanimous consent until the
day after the vote on the pending bill.
Mr. Payne gave notice that unless
unanimous consent should later' be
given to close general debate Setup
day. he wouiddemnnd it. vote on .the
motion to close debate when the
House meets Monitor.
Mr. Grosvouor (0.) took the door
in favor of the bill. He reviewed the
causes of the. Spanish War and de-
clared the American people could up};
then abirk their duty. no more than
they now could ehirk the consequences
of the war.
WASHINGTON. Jan. ll..—-—'i‘he Sen-
ate begun lie session today by adopt-
ing it motion offered by Mr. Aldrich
that when the Senate adjourned it be
until Monday next.
Now Orlooni.
unw‘onomus. Jan. ii.—-wuh a
lame attendance from. the cotton
growing states. the Southern Cotton
Groweru' Association. which was or-
uauized it year ago. opened a three
days“ session here today, '
Important matters are to come he
tore the convention. There will be it
There will be a proposition to hold
the balance of this years’ crop until
cotton goes to 15 cents. A decision
on to acreage for the year is to be
made. Gangrene will be urged to pro-
ton markets of the world to find new
fields for the surplus product. The
question of permanent heudquarteru
for the Association in to be discussed
Oflicers will be chosen and President
{Hm-vie Jordan. at Georgia, will be a
candidate for ro-olootion.
. Violinist one of trio of amateurs
who have inert obliged with rather
lengthy performnoel—“Well. we're
, left off at last!"
You are ncvur rich enough to npurn Hootesnm"'l‘pank you so muopg'g-
‘Punch. ‘ ,
if we have failed to give you entire satisfaction dur-
the post year it‘s tip to you to give the opportunity to
“make good." ‘
We have assumed flint you wanted the bet-it grain and
feed on the market. at. the lowest possible prices, and no
“fooling" about. quantity or Weiglltti. and we have acted
on that. assumption. in the future as in the past, we in-
tend to stick to that policy which has stood the test of '
fifteen years practical application. and we ask for your
patronage on the broad ground of mutual benefit.
Buy Oats That's Clean
MANUEL T. HATCH
We are near. just as far
as the nearest letter-box
or telephone.
r
Standard illitlEXtiiilSlOl‘ bland.
Middlebrooks’ Almanacs.
At W. P. BEERS’.
Bookseller, Stationer and Engraver.
i9 w." u. Norviiolit. 6 8o. Main». on. Nam-m.
PILLOWS
stimulant.....
3: ." lV
l‘ii.‘('l\(‘~l t. t high. in "i .t‘
rt 1.:l \.'t~rltl': l“:.it‘.. .iil'l
oz; i;’::..r:t:tiuv‘ iol ‘tlllL‘ll
with port, l:(‘.’.ll. 'ltm'nv. Itltllc:"~
icnillct‘i:
'._\Itfiill\'f‘1"' :‘tu‘ (‘HHHIL tin ‘ ' .
shoddy. no bug‘s hair. on lilil‘ill‘i‘; (armors. ' nrc “it‘ll.
Every genuine “littunititttt” i’illo‘A' li;.:i ottatnct‘. a patented envelope-
lug, containing tin.- limmcrluh (lust-name insurance Certiiicntc, an insurance
policy of satisfaction or mon'cv buck.
Write Chas. Emmerich a: CU” makers; oi fine pillows. Emmerich Building.
Chicago, and receive. free, iheirnew booklet, "Fine Feathers Make Fine Pillows."
Shows the progress of feathers fror'i incubator to iinisbcd pillow.
ILJ. Callins&Ca.
12-18 North Main Street. South Norwalk, Conn.
tliicttrctl
__
The Paris that. intuition
33 South Main street, South Norwaik.
Wotncn's Could Suits, Skirts. Wulstn and Furs at 500 on the dollar.
Everything llillHl go. Home and be convinced. We sell for cash and save
you more than double.
touts Udelman - - - - Glotier and furnisher
126 Washington Street (next door to Post Office) South Norwalk.
Mott‘s Overcome, worth 815.00: our price ........................... 8 7.48
Mott's Overt-outs. Wfli'ih 83llii0; our price ....................... ...8 8.98
All Wool Men’s Vania .................................. ..... 8 2.48
All Wool Flor-cod Underwear, the 31.00 kind: our price ............... :iilu
linion Lulu-l Suits, worth 825.00: our price ....................... ...8ll.titi
South Norwallt
Trust Co.
4 per cent. paid on Slvlnql
Outputs.
Deposits made on or before
ion. 10in will draw intovolt
from Jon. tot.
handrmw...
Willis?”
Luau: Lino at Lownt Prion.
PEOK 8o SNYDER
ooynmrwo -
JNIWO pron.
10 North Main “root, Iouth Norwaiit.
7 mldlna'o lmboli
lull Iport ng noon.
5
4 E43
4am
Union bubcl Working l’nnts. worth 81.50; our price ................... iliic
Katr‘ xo‘kt Kohl: ""‘xBXFkBXiM—EEXL
g If your Coal doesn’t make it warm for you. niake it :6:
it warm for the man who sold it to you-and give us a trial. t"
A ’ ' N
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g 63 WATER ST. T011350. g
KOAL KOAL KOAL KOAL ‘ KQAL KOAL
m...“
OPENEDLONG curs
LARGE our EGOALLOPB, onsmpon'r ovorsns, vottow omit."
IXTRA LARGE swim, ouuurunmnurim, SALMON. coo. rLA'r.‘
mm are. HNNAN mounts, n ucv moonno atom": AND
KlPPIftllil HIRRING. Wm , i
Cutbill’s Bridge Fioh‘Morket .
Tara moi. mum 0mm Today in .
vide for a commission to visit the cob '
Ell l'lh’i‘ til l 38.
is in the truest. seneo 0f the
word n blood purifier, a tissue
builder. a wonderful vitallzer.
flesh creator and strength pro
ducer. It lmprovoa the appetite.
gives tone to the stomach and
builds up the whole system.
TAKE VINOL
on our guarantee. ‘If it does
not help you, bring it back and
how; your money returned.
PRICE $1.00 BOTTLE.
”we...
M _ WWW ,
lite Olifford Pharmacy
THE PRESCRIPTION BT03].
TIL. onLi. tI-I.
ooommmoommoo’ oo
Maples d Goldscllmldt Co.
(incorporated)
oouuissnu BROKERS.
.
Stocks. Bonds. Grain and
Cotton.
Iwnm & Corbett'llook. Co. Norwoik.
TODAY IN WALL STREET
WALL S’l‘illdld'l‘. lil:lti ll. ni.-~v»i\c<
tive dealings in the stock market at
the opening curried prices higher. with
a few exceptions. l‘hungrs generally
were smnii, but u numbcr of stocks
not of first importance made violent
udvnuccs. Anaconda jumped 9 points
with u reaction of i. Minneapolis, St.
Paul and Snuii Stu Mnrit- rose l M.
llil- proi‘i-rrmi :l H. Kansas & 'i'cxns
pfd. I .‘Hi. Denver ill llio (lritndo l 1-8.
Ail-bison. iluiuih, South Shore and At-
lantic pfd. and 'l‘cnm'ssvc (‘onl a point.
and Ontario at Western. Brooklyn
Transit and Amnlgamatwl (limpcr
largo fractious. Sugar showud a tie»
t‘llnc. of 3-4. 4..
WALL S’l'lll-il'l'l'. ii a. tirwlv’rcsrurc
dcvoiopt-d against the activv slot-ks
soon tiftcr the uni ninn‘ und Amalgama-
tvd Copper. tluwl‘nltt-i States Steel
Mocks. St. Paul. linion Pacific and
Reading fell oil" a small fraction below
yesterday. While the polling was of-
fectual in this tuiarfcr._pooi opt-rotors
had n free hand at. other points. espiw.
inliy in a number of lllt‘ high prlct-d
and tninor .stocks. The buying of
flour stocks cvontuully overcame the
heaviness elm-whore, and by ll o'clock
prices at various points wort» rising
briskly. l‘uion i’nritlc sold at iii-3 (H.
The chici‘ gains ill the
first. hour wort- irr-ni Northern pi‘d.
.3 1-2. Federal Mining 4. llcnvor to Rio
ilrnndt- 3 {its the prt‘l‘crrcul L' H, Nor-
thern Pacific 2 HI. Northwestern
the lirpublic Stool stocks l [-2. and
('olorndo and Southern. Duluth. South
Shore and Atlantic and lirooklyn
Transit l.
n
[when l'nlou Pacific moved up over "
WALL S'l‘ltEE'i‘. ttooti.wl’i-it-i-s snu-
izcd again and made little response to
the wide advances in minor Hilfl‘liil-
fins. 3\ better effort was product-d
points to lfiii 1-2. crossing the prev-
toils record price. llonds were firm.
WALL STREET. l p. tin—wintoresi
was most marked in low priced stocks
that iii‘t' not commonly dealt in. The
revived demand for thum- and ”W sun
talncd inquiry for Home of the best
urndc of railroad stocks resulted in
overcoming port of the sluggtshncss
that had existed in the fort-noon. Sug-
ur was decidedly heavy and lost 1‘11.
and prices were lower all around again
at the end of the hour.
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Report over the private wires of
The Maples & Goldschmidt 00.. Com-
mission Brokers. Swnrtz & Corbett
Block. South Norwalk, Telephone 1.33.
tlpen High Low 1:00
Atrial. (lop Hill/g liti‘u llll llll‘L-
A. c. a r. (30., m. an. m; 421.
A. (‘. (c r. p. tony. tutu. tout. lilili.
Ant. Col on. mtg to. 421.. N
Am. loin, i! ii: 4:: l2
Am. i‘m‘n, 7.73.”. This 7.34;. Wilt.
Am. Sincll.. 16355. int foil?" mm.
A. 'l‘. K: S. Ft‘ ill-"t3 85'); 94% 95K
.~\.'t‘, S. Fr. p. touts, “NW; 103% lliilli:
Am. Sugar. mu, 152%. is“... tutti
linlto. 8; Ohio H-llfi er‘tn fill/i Hit/g-
ll'klyn. H. 'I‘., till Rilln 88% 881,4;
('lion. 6': Ohio our. .‘vii'iu Still; t'iii't'i;
(iii. (if. Wrist. till/{g 2H4; 21% 2.1%
(3h M Si St I’ Hill-Wit lliii'li. lflll‘n‘i Militia
(fol. l“ A" l. Mtg 58%. 57741 53va
(Yol. South. .‘il'ii. Hit-'9; tilhfi till“;
lion. (ins. till 17“ l7h' ”it
Did. 62 Mud. 2331! 22:! 2‘13 223
Eric. 48% iii-1.”. ‘ER% 43%
l‘l‘i‘lt‘, lat. pl. 80% rill”. Kill/{t RUE-ii
(it‘ll. Elvin. l7li Wild“. ”R 178%
ill, ('onlrnl. [75". l‘Tt‘v‘i‘. 17h”. INS-'94
Lou. dz Ninth. “325.. toll?» 152% lbii
Manhattan. 139% lfiilil’t 1391/. Milli/4
MN. St. Ry. ill-Hi 25 ”436 Mid
Mox. (‘.oiii.. 25% 25% 25% 25%
M. K. & 'l‘. 40d; 40% till-“lit ill
M, K. & ’l‘. p. 72 72 71% 7i‘lil
Mo. l’ntr. liltll/g liltl‘li. 100% 100%
N. Y. (fit-n. Mill/i; 154% H3314 154%
Nerf. ti, Went” 87% Kid; lifts. 87%
Out. & West. 53%. 53% 023'. bit
Par. Mull.. 48% 48% 48% 48%
Penn. it. R.. 144% 144% ”4% ”4%
Pop. (ins. ltlllfi lill 1/; liltiii lill‘ii
Reading. iii Ml till 143"».
Rep Steel 37% till 37 37%
Rub. Goods. 28% 237A; 23% 23%
South Pan. 6814 68% 0776» 68%
Son. ily (30.. 37% 37% 37 37%
Tenn. 0. l l.. 151. i 51 150% 160
am Pike. 34% 34M 34% ii"
, Union Par. 1549i: film. 154% 166
U. 8. Rubber. 63 34% till 64‘
U. 8. Steel. 44% 44% 43% 44
U. 3. Steel. 1) 107 107 106% 107
Wabash 20% 20W 20% 209E
Wabash, pf. 41% 419i; 41% 41%
WILLING TO OONTMIUTI.
Vilnius PhilanthropintWoOd morn-
ing. madam; I If!) collecting for the
Drunkard: Home. '
lire. Mammalian t‘m rind of, it.
' , ,. - ' ‘ *““' aorwlfrooomeroundwnicht m,
Tel ”3- -.d:.:, Hi.“ misndliilltflo. u....i--_if. F“. ”WWW finite my, humawztumr'rix .‘
/
'l Going Fast”
Clothing. Hats. Shoes and Furnishl .
‘ ' , * ‘ m ‘ ‘ '
ditlus Great lieu,
The best values even offered in this city' now“
l in the face. You are the biggest loserif you do not
advantage of this great opportunity for to days- only: .
OPEN SATURDAY NIGHT TILL :2 O’CL'
BnLow SEE'J‘GREAT SAVING BARGAiNs. .
Overcoats, latest style, worth $10.00, now . . . .8
Overcoats, latest style, worth $15.00, new _.
Over-coats, latest style, worth $20.00, new .4. . ... 481,10
Suits, double and single breasted. all cut in tho tun;
style, worth $10.00, new $4.98. ‘
Remember our Furnishing Goods Dept. will
money. .
. SELLECK & PR1?
. ‘HEAD-TO-FOOT OUTFITTERS.. ,y
98 Washington St. ‘ South N
, Our new telephone call, 165-5. V
“Mac
save ‘ you
a great succeSs—Cost the customera
7 cts each—$1.10 a pail. ':~
LORENZO D133...‘
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33”-.-.Wm” ...._..._‘x......._.-,.... . J1... .
«momma»
AND GLASSES MU‘S‘T at: c' ‘ fl
EYES CHANGE ..
Often one ottrioutoo a look of oloornooo‘ of vision to . “ v
when his plane: are wholly to blame. Would it not in unit to
your one mmlnld anoint . : , ,
IT'S FREE.
0.. B. JaCst'm-
Graduate Optician.
. C U
o o 0
0° 0'. 0'
58 WALL STREET.
NORWAi-Kv or '
We‘ve got it. to burn.- Bel
too. Carefully selected, clout:
that is all coal and nothing one;
dust, at) dirt, no slate. ‘ A
always the lowest. Whom!
ton from us it’s right. Our '
is back of it. You inhom-
Prompt delivery. Butlhfnct,
d. ‘
the Daniel Keogh W
Saviour A". M m
, . . . . _. . .1... ... M...”
Motors . . .
The iieui i luv tumult
w. H. Reed. Joseph A.v§ik;' . :'
WE ARE now READY TO no ALL KINDS or EL. *
CAL WORK
and . I.
Will open with a full line of Supplies on or about Februoryir,
WE GUARANTEE ALL OUR wank. ‘
Heating Apparatus . L' ‘
Fancu Maine-Potatoes. -
ten new PLOUR,IAG............ #
uomnmo:0oo.ooz.............t................... ”H...
MATTII Mtrculwo ”no“: noun. now, a mill. ....,'.
BULK war MINGEMEAT’. 3 too. .
court. 4 onus
Tomrouncma ,
ruu. Lin: cameos, on no,
owner‘s. no. ‘
UNlTELD GROCERY 1°,»
onn...oa-u....u».u.nu
Ablploiillll
comma. . 'i:
‘ watch
Norwalk Chronicler