v1.5 a‘a
tannin:
Molasses
Bandy
LANES
m
51 WASHINGTON ST.
'ISIZ-Il;'$'l....:.ZLZILZSil.Il.......... .
'I‘I,I I'I.I I I,I.I I
local raisin“.
meet tomorrow at the residence of
Mrs. Gleason. 4 Taylor avenue. '
——R0ton Point Division of U. S. V. I...
S.’ C., benefit dance, Arion Hall. tomor-
row night. Tickets, 250 a person.
The annual election of otllcers of
Lady Jennings Lodge will be held,
next Wednesday. .
Rafts and boss at the Read store.
See ad.
The W. C. ’I‘. U., will meet with
Mrs. George Gerrish 12 Woodhury ave-
nue. Friday at 3 o'clock sharp. Street
opposite the hospital. »
Dr, S. H. Huntington. who has been i
laid up for some time with grip. Is
now able to be about again and has
resumed his practice. . l
v—llmbrcllas, Umbrellas. Black, blue
and green, Umbrellas. Umbrellas. Best
quality in .thc land. Umbrellas, Um:
brellas. Christmas, 1906. Charles ii.
Diiworth,
Santa Claus is at. the Boston Store
and invites all to come there to make
their Xmas purchases. Read the ad.'
A’ special communication of St. ‘
John’s I dge, F. and AI M.. of Nor-
walk. w Il'he held tonight. The third
degree Is contemplated. |
—United Groc. Co. sell Dorothy Tea.
Christmas holly is beginning to ap-t
pear in the stores.
Mr. and Mrs. Willard S. Wadhams.
who are now located in Kansas. are
expected in Norwalk; to spend the holi- '
day .vacatioa with relatives.
~New crop New Orleans Molasses
just arrived, at L'Hommedieu iiros.‘ l
Three'Norwplk young men who are
at William's. College; “Williamstown.
Must... wéklitcttdv Irvine? duflhg the
next few days to spend the holiday va- .
cation. They include S. Treat Stanley.
llarold 'l‘hompson and Harold Green.
The skating on Chusmar‘s pond at.
Rowayton has been fine and a large
llllliiiit'r'tii young people hare enjoyed
it.
Manager Allen House. of the Hars-
I.rom School baschul team. has arrang-
ctl several good games for next spring.
This week arrangements were made
to play thtx Hotchkisn School, of Lake-
villI-, on May Isl.
A convocation of Washington Chap-
ter. ii. A. M.. of Norwalk. was held
last evening, but only routine. matters
were disposed of. owing to the recent
illness of the eminent high priest. Dr.
8. H. Huntington.
Go and see the large stock of fur-
niturc til. i". A. Mitchell's. Then tell
your friends about it,
The Yale Bugle. Fife and Drum
Corps of South Norwulk will parade
Friday evening to advertise the ball
given by the II. S. Vol, Life Saving
Corps. The. Drum tforpu have receivvI
ted their new uniforms and II good
showing III expected.
At. the prayer meeting of the. First
Methodist Episcopal Church, this eye-
Itlnfi til 7:45 o’clock. the pnulor, Rev.
W, W. 'I‘. liunI-nu. will deliver the so
cond address III the series on Christ-
mas Prayer him-ting ’l'nlkn, The topic
will be Jesus the Subject of VI-
iiionu.
For the suite of Justice to the allilct-
ed and for the good of humanity. It in
my right and duty to recommend itol~
iiutei’n Rocky Mountain Ton. We
owe our country and our fellowuicn Ii
duty. 'l'cn or 'I‘Iiblttiu, :iri cents.
I’Iulnicd‘u Drug Store.
.TIII' Norwulk It‘lpworth Mamie Un-
ion will hold Its htemonthlv IIII'I'iIliK In
tho Methodist Episcopal Church. Iiur~
ten. tomorrow waning tit 7:45. There
will be a scucrnflmunainn or the lilo»
worth lacunae P or Martins. lit-Ie-‘
BMW from 80th Norwalk will take
the 7:02 car at t-IooIlI Main and Want»
inxmu stands.
You wlil Iimi I'IMIIII‘IIIP preparation
for litmus shopper» tit Kripm‘l‘ A. (tofu.
Read lhu mi.
A largely, uticmimi nicellmt of tho
Novwnlb Lodge. II. P. 0. 30., was held
hon evening at which .I. It Connor. the
proprietor oi the Hotel Mnhnciiemu,
was initiated. BIII candidntm were
elected and three applications for
membership were reclvtui. At the next
taunting of the titular. District Deputy
John Rhett oi ilnrttord will he present.
Mitoton Point i‘hvinlon til 1'. ii. V. II.
it. It, Iwnctli denim. Arlon iinil. tomor-
row night. ‘rtcimfi. Ian I Pt'flmfl.
A meeting of the Hat finishers Ana
palpation was held hint evening and
Stephen Milly. the president of the on
elimination was elected delegate to the
state convention of the American the
devotion oi labor which meets this
your In titanium. on January I. The
usual meeting time has been in Onto
tier ot' ouch your but, it has been shuns.
ed as u to meet at. Hartford omits the
Minimum in In neuron.
aim mvwm'a‘ '
Iron one an“ 010nm.
tun mouse? var.
. ,lu. opusonmon
2: his hdtne by a severe cold.
nwaik. will hold a session tomorrow
'j evening.
~:I At. a meeting of Butler lodge. I. t).
‘, was conferred upo nI‘hI-cc candidates.
: I Endeavor Circle. Kings
. met yesterday afternoon at 3 o'clock
' 22 High street.
'_ Not-walk automobile
[the annual election of officers until
'by-the‘force (it t.he'-‘st.or-'I‘n.?‘ah‘t’1 her
» 509 land again.
Iencountered heavy weather again in
day anniversary.
iiintea was showered with wishes for
asst. ESTATE
INSURANCE.
Taylor a Golden.
William S. Wilcox is confined to
Howard W. Duty, of Norwalk,
spending the day in New York city.
Cockenoc Tribe, 1. 0. R. M.. of Nor-
is
O. lt‘., last evening. the first degree
Daughter
at the home of Mrs. Robert. Silcox,
F. ID. Lockwood and Company, tho
dealers, have
some fine. bargains in Cadillac automo—
biles. which must. be sold at once.
The. cars range. in price from $250 to
$660 and are of both the touring and
runabout types. The. machines are
Models A. B. F. and M.
The seiectmen have decided to call
the special town meeting to consider
the creation of a board of estimate
and taxation. whose business shall be
to divide the town affairs into depart-
ments. for next. Wednesday night. The
matter has aroused much interest. and
It is expected that these will be a
good attendance at the meeting.
HISTORICAL ASSOCIATION M EETS
Election of Officers Poatponed for
One Week.
The Norwallt Historical. Memorial
and Library Association met last eve‘
nlng at the Historical House in West
avenue. but. owing to the small atten-
dance it was considered best. to defer
Wednesday evening of next week.
Last.- ovening. the president. Col. it‘.
St. .Iohn Lockwood, presided and Miss
.luliu It. Lockwood. in the absence of
the secretary. Mrs. All’t'c‘tl .l. Donnelly
performed the duties of the killer's
position.
During the evening :1 very fine pa-
per entitled “'l‘lic Indians of the lind-
son Rlver Valley.” was rcad by Miss
Florence Jennings. This Wilt] follow-
ed by an exceient address on the last
of the Indians in Norwalk. particular-
ly the Podunks, of Ely avenue, by
Gould Seymour of South Norwalk.
There Was a discussion on these. in-
teresting subjects, after which unad-
jurmnent was taken to the date Incu-
lioned
SCHOONER HAD ROUGH WEATH- ,
ER
The codiishlng schohnor .i. W. Dodge, '
which recently arrived in this city. has
experienced some very severe weather
about Block Island, from which port
she hails. A little over a week ago
the craft Was caught. in a very severe
stttirm; her chainplntcs were torn out
mainmust Went by the board. and for a
time It looked as It" the. cruil would not
Fortunately the vessel
is equipped with It gasoline engine illitl
with the, .foreumst sails close, l'i‘l‘fl‘li
was able to weather the storm? She
making hcr‘trip to this port. and was
about II Wt‘t'k in making the journey.
WATERBURV PEOPLE BURNED
BY EXPLODING LAMP.
\‘I’A'I‘ERIIIIRY. Iii-c I.’l.-»Sumtwi
Illlus and Mrs. Fred Liza, who were
so badly I)III'III.'II In iL fire which
broke out last night In the home of
Samuel Line. at 255 South Main sir-mt
are still in a serious condition. Bliss
let a lump tall, wult-h niturwards t'x-
piodcd, setting fire to everything in
Hip room. Mrs. Lise. who was in bed
had to run through the flames in or-
der to get to the street. and was butt
ly burncd about the taco. hand and
Ice-t. Iillus was also burned on tho
int-c and hands. The tire Iillllllllt'lt'tl the
building about $1.000.
SURPRISED FORMER PRESIDENT.
The ladies of Buckingham Woman‘s
Relief Corps, to the number of about
It“, gave Mrs Clarissa ii. Iiutcs. their
former pIcaltIent, a complete surprise
yesterday afternoon at her home In
Orchard street, in honor of her birth-
'I‘IIo Ititetuoou prov-
ed one of much pleasure for all. A
bountiful collation was served and a
social time participated in. Mrs.
many rotnrun ot‘ the day.
NORWALK F. D. OFFICERS. ,
The annual meeting of the Norwnlk
our stocksare full. and
your price:
to $22.00.
perb house coats.
wears for men.
Winter. Overc;.ats
$8.50 to $30.00
You can’t always play tag with the.weathpr. ,lf an over-
coat must be bought, new is the best time td buy it, while ,
you can find your size and style at
Does fancy turn to a fancy coat? Then see the Varsity
model in herringbone weaves and gray mixtures. and the big
generous box-cut Ryton coats of fancy gray plaids. $8.50
Are your tastes quiet? Then our Chesterfield coats will
suit you admirably; three-quarter lcn th. comfortably loose,
and in dark gray mixtures and black, g
Come and see our tempting collection of the best over-
coats that ever came to town.
8.50 to $30.00.
Early Christmas shOppers will find us ready with su-
lounging and bath robes and holiday gift
Tel. Call 632-2
the very best attention.
you test it?
. «en-I
THE BEST FLOUR. GRAIN AND FEED THE MAR- \
KET AFFORDS AT LOWEST MARKET PRICES.
That‘s the reason we hold our old trade and'win new.
I We want YOUR orders. We guarantee to give them
We think we offer you SER-
VICE a little BETTER than the other Icilow's nest.
Buy Oat's That’s Clean.
MANUEL T. HATCH.
Will
96 WASHINGTON ST.
SOUTH NORWALK.
COLEBURN & LAUDER
3 MAIN ST.
NORWALK.
Have'prepared a large and choice stock. and
would respectfulluask uour
inspection.
limits Boxes if
49 Wall St.. Norwaik.
CANNOT IDENTIFY MAN FOUND
IN WOODS.
NICW LONDON. iii-c. iil.~-t.‘oroucr
Franklin II. ilrown tmII MIHIII‘III Iiix»
Fire III'IIIII‘IIIII'III, tor the nomination
of otticvru will he iIl'ItI next Tuesday ‘
evening at the Main «II-pct. Iiro house. i
it is expected that nl oi the present ,
officers will “0 elected to their run?
portlw- ponitlous.
m»... .. _. mum»...
PROMINENT MASON DEAD.
lIAii‘l'FIIItI). Doc. I.’I.-~Miles W.
(lrtwm. treasurer of the (hand ”will"
of Connecticut. i‘. and A, M.. dicd til
his home here today or pIu-quouin nf«
tcr II chb‘s illness, ith‘tI seventy-two
ymtrn. It» had IIWII trcnaurcr oi Ilurl-
lord Lodge of Mumps [or iii yearn. lie
mot a Mind degree Mlllttin and a
Knight:- ‘l‘cmpiar.
“ROWING MACHINBO FOR RENT
by week or month. at low rates. The
than» In nuknowlmimi thc llithtcst
running and most. t‘DnVIIIIII'IiI of any.
'I‘ry om- nnti be convinced. Only at
the stinger stores. Limit for tho itoti II.
Singer tit-win Mnclilm- t’o.. In No.
Main BL, . . orwnllt. Conn. l,. II.
Boom. tint In; Agent.
”mama sag "
Sheet Music
6 tier 25 else
CHIIITMAI POST CARDS.
LATEST OUT.
SILK POST CARDS.
PICK 1 SNYDIN MATEO.
COLEMANIS
qulucr II. Ni. Minor. of Waterford.
yesterday afternoon made an cxatulun-
tluu of the body found in IIII' woods
of Waterford by Iwu boys Tuesday at—
n-rnoou. ’l‘ho clothing Intro no lump
Illicution qurkn and the pockets con:
lulucd only a clay pipe and It DIII'H“
coutululuit ii ntuh of loud III‘III'II and an
English fIII-Ihiuit. ‘I‘hc than was evil
for Ch I
II bank-book.
Open nouns and 8a
1a
mm Ia
“M M'WSmsmm
A. ‘- ‘MIII
w: r... m...“
a“ on.
Suggest
are in doubt What to get the youngster
, we would.nuggcst that you 3“: him
Eaton Hnrlbtid
Writing Paper From 25c to $3.00
Wm. P.
Book and Stationery Stores.
Beers’
I5 80. Main 8t, 80. Nor-walk.
rough and clothing of poor quality. lie
was about five feet. eight inches. tall.
weighed itkl pounds; hud blue eyes.
Iiabt moustache. brown hair. promin-
i'lli check bones and n Int-rte hcud.
Illa actions when lust soon about
Waterford a Week nito were those of
:1 III-un-utcd man and none who saw
him know who he was or where III'
ctuucl‘ rout.
l-‘rw ummtlfytntt (tinnitus III'I‘ powerful
I'IIIIIIIIII to enable a man to two his own
dcutly iI laborer. hiu IIIIIIIIM hcllm very I'nullu.
,II
C
on
Start it In his OWn name; he'll appreciate It.
Accounts opened for $1.00.
The South Norrtk Trust 00.
Four per cent. paid. in Savings Dept. '
rdly nights. an ..I .111
it
U The Weather
I Changes.
it you wear a shallow van or
CHEST PROTECTOR. That chill
that seems to strike “right through to
your marrow will not be experienced
all winter. But that is not the im-
ptntnnt part of It; one will guard your
health. keep you from taking cold by
protecting your lungs.
NO BETTER
Chest Protectors
are made than those we carry.
In and pick one out.
sickness.
Come
It may save you
Prices arertoo low to make
It worth while to take chances.
lie Billiard Pharmacy,
THE PRESCRIPTION STORE.
TEL. 15-2.
FREE DELKVERY SERVICE.
HER MUSCLES LIKE A ROCK.
WALL S’I‘REE'I‘. 10:30 a. m.—
Stocks were offered freely at the
opening and declines were general
thrmighout the list. Anaconda and
United States Reduction fell 1%.
Northern Pacific 1%, Canadian Pacitio
a point, and Reading. Ilnlon ’nclllc.
Mexicon Central and Smelling large
fractious. '
WALL S’I‘ItElC’l‘, Ii a. tu_~»'l‘ho mar-
ket settled to a lower basis under the
influence of the pressure of tho lllll
slot-ks. Aside from the drop of :I point
in Union throttle. the (lencral Western
group was not lilllt'h affected by the
selling. Great Northern pi‘d. lil‘timwd
hug. Northern Pacific and tircat North-
t‘l‘li Ore Certificates 2.
WALL S’l‘lIEE’l‘. Noon—Prices of
active stocks recovered to some ex-
tent in sympathy with the rise in St.
Paul to I39 over last night. Sonic
other stocks continued to decline.
'I‘hcrc was a general reaction at. noon.
in which ireui Northern receded to
six points below last night and Nortlr
rm Pacific 3. liouds were heavy.
iII'INI)‘(')N. lice. l3.—-'l'hu rule of Ii.“-
count of the [tank of England rcnrtiu-
ed nut-hanged today at ti per cent.
’I‘. PAUL, Minn. Dec. Ili.~~'l‘hc
L‘IIIIIIIIlnas Commission Company, one
of the largest brokerage houses in
St Paul and Minneapolis. suspended
business today. Falling of!“ III busi-
ness in given as the cone of the sus-
pension. ’I‘ht- t-oquaIIy had brunch.»
throughout, Minnesota. and the liuko-
Ian and ulWinnIpeg, Manithon.
STATE BANKERS MEET.
Executive Commlttce Submits Draft
of Proposed Banking Law.
NEW HAVEN. Dec. lit—For the
purpose of discussing scvt-I'ni import
ant limiters. the Connecticut ilank
I-rs' Assocquiou held a special lilt't'i
yesterday afternoon in the Union Leu-
aho Club.
The executive committee submitted
a draft of the proposed banking, law
which has occupied the attention ol'
the committee for some time. Alfred
Spent-er. .Ir.. of Hartford. the president
of the slate nssoclnlion. presided. The
committee consists of: 7--
Aitrcd Spencer, Hartford: W. II). .\t-
wood. New Brlntulu; Floyd Curtis.
Meridcn: Ii. (1 Markham. hilddictowu;
I“. N. lieuham. Bridgeport: C. II). Hoyt,
otuh Not-walk; iiurry . Whipple :Iud
(‘. L‘. Ilnrlow, of this city.
The committee says that there In no
disposition on the part of the bankers
to put. any obstacle in the Way or any
Individual or group (It individuals rc-
chvlng a charter {Or carrying on a
banking business but they lu-licve that
them should be it general law that
will apply in IIII cases. and that no
body. either through inlucnco or oth-
erwise. should be able to secure il
charter irritating privileges that are
not available to all
”m...—
ACTOR THRUBT KNIFE INTO
soov. ,
Rankin Duvall Made Sensational
tempt at Suicide In New York
Saloon.
NEW YORK. Doc. 13.""A sensation-
ul attempt at suicide. was audio in a;
Sixth avenue saloon today by u mnu‘
who described himself as Ilnnklu lin-
vnli up noun", forty yearn of use. lin-
vilt entered the sultwn and walkiux
up to the lunch counter picked up ll‘
long hind-Id rIIccsI- IIIIIII‘ nud turnlnit‘
to the bartender with It suIlII- uuki-d.
“Itluy I use this?"
“ticrtululy,” replied the bartender.
thinking he was about to curve some
cheese for himself. IIIiIlcutI he iliibol-
toucd his coat. and vest and III'I‘HRIIIZ
the point of the knite to his nbduman
threw himself heavily to the Iloor so
that the big blade rlpprd IIIII body. lit»
lore any of the men citati- by could In»
torture Int had thrust. the weapon twice
Imuro into the frightful wound
iiuvull titd not, loco consciousness
. and when asked why he had done such
a thing replied: "IiII. i'm a criminal;
that‘s all." ,
At the hospital where Duval was
taken It III said that he has n Idiuht
chance for recovery.
Iitwnll in said to ho the sun of II
iinitinmre merchant. He recently pIuy~
mi In the "Darling of I.le Gods" In the
IIIIII act of which luv. nightly (ioiItIuII-
lcd suicide in Japanese Intuition. At, the:
hospital he said he had been playing
In Madam Butterfly.
RICINT ARRIVAL! or vsunu.
CAPE RACE, N. it, Den. “rt-GIG!!!“-
er Lucnnin. Liverpool and Quesnstown,
for New York, was in communicathni
by wireless with the Marconi lithium
here at 8:15 a. in. Position not given.
steamer Bi. main. Southampto, and
Chorboum for New York, was 1.150
miles out of handy Hook st tutti a.
m. Probably dock than. In. Sunday.
NW YORK. Den. ”WM-rived:
Steamer Haiti; Olav. from Consult»
no.
At-
. . REJOLVEDL .. =
THAT MOSIZOR'IHE‘PLE/isuaefir ' _ .
GOINGAMUHEREJS IMDEINGI .
Dacsssshrpguicmmmwt .
wits-rumlustsxAch-osm
THE .Opsnnt, 1:]; climax-3%???“
. PEOPLE o OIIcE‘h/Rs- til:
urn/Eloy; EJ'IDESLQNE‘I'EEIDM
COMFORTABLE momurtamnitt
FIGHELQTHESIL- ._ - ,
1
N
HAVE YOU EVER HAD To (STAY AT HOMEbe—
CAUSE YOU DID NOT HAVE THE CLOTHE5 FOR.
SOME OCCASION? OCCASIONS ARE APTTO COME
ANY TIME. CAN YOU AFFORD NOT TO MEET
PEOPLE? CAII YOU AFFORD NOT To BE DREJCED
RIGHT WHEN You Do MEET PEOPLE? IT WILL Do
YOU- NO HARM TO COME iN AND TRY ON ONE OF
OUR WINTER SUITS AND OVERCOATS. JUST
“TRY ON” .SOME GOOD CLOTHES. IT WILL DO
YOU GOOD. To FEEL COMFORTABLE ONLY‘A FEW
MINUTES. EXPECT WE CAN SHOW YOU CLOTHES
SO DESIRABLE THAT WE CAN GET YOU INTO THE
DRESSING HABIT IF YOU ARE NOT ALREADY IN.
HOW MUCH WILL IT COST YOU? THIS MUCH; ‘
A GOOD SUIT FOR $10.00 12.00 15.00
A CLASSIC SUIT FOR $10.00 To 30.00
A GOOD LOOKING OVERCOAI; FOR.
$10.00 TO 15.00
A DEAD SWELL ovsacoAT FOR _ '
18.00 To $30.00
vss AND EVERYTHING YOUR BODY OR YOUR
BOY’S BODY NEED AT OUR STORE. ‘ ‘
Seileck 8- PriOO,
HEAD-TO-FOOTERS,
98 Washington Street. South Nerwalk.
Watch this Spat:
for an interesting announcement
on .Flidall.
LORENZO DIBB‘LE
Telephone Call 626-4.
e.
MERRY XMAS FOR ALL
Fine and wcllvsclected stock of DIAMONDS, WATCHES, JEWELRY,
Silverware, Toilet Sets, Manicure Sets. Fanny Clocks. etc. -
LADIES' AND GENTS' FINE SILK UMBRELLAS.
All goods at bottom prices.
H. S. ROOD, JEWELER .
16 SOUTH MAIN STREET. SOUTH ‘NORwyK.
Earnings Sahara.
More than One Hundred young people learned «3‘ do this
last year at .2.
Month Cathleen.
These are too ‘ rcasons why you can
LEARN TO EARN
M. A. MERRILL. Prin.
PottrCimtor.
. I
Write for terms to
South Norwalk. Stamford.
transmittal all; selenium"?
Xmas Cards and CalendarsT
Xmas Post Cards. 250 a dozen A
'i‘ltilIIIY BEARS. SLEDS. WAGONS, VELOCIPEDES. BKATEH.‘ HOLIA
(lliiGI’It) PAPER, HOLLY NAPKINEI. FOUNTAIN PENN, ETC. Q ' - .
W. A Briggerman’s Masts-Store
nonovau shock. . . . m Wnbfliflom"
Agent for Current Laundry.
GIVE THI ROAD A CHANCI.
(Bridgeport Post),
ViceAPresIdcnt firms: In right. The
road should have a chance under the
new management to show what. It In-
tends to do. Under President Italian
it has shown a dis tiles to most all
maintain and en savor to overcome
, .. _,. ., _
LOOKING Iron cctizl. moons.
BRIDGEI'ORT. 090.. 13.~it’i‘cdmclt.
Jenninus. colored. a native of 313:”- ,
port. who is wanted ”tithe poll of
Newark. New Jersey, enema
shooting down ltllvle Moran. I I
n to. on the streets that. aim,
an ultimatum, MI! ‘ , “
them. it is to be remembered to the sander month's *Iutti it ' ' .
rosd’ti credit that it long 130 reduced apprehended. . mi ;
its fare on:' the mags ma "3.: "at: cm: are mash tea“ ' Ir.
amount-sonny 0c 0 you .Wu ,
mthonmnohiinsstothemww Keir dw-
vrittiintt request. When it It hm potion»
distant another road hi the man-y
has stated in this Way the credit to the
wild to tilt the more dmrvtnl.
/
with , -
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Norwalk Chronicler