i w 01d" . Fashioned q attains LANES Reuben Hawkins is confined to his home by illness, George C. Evarts, of Norwalk, spent Sunday in New York City. " —Mlxed Candy for schools, 10 to 200 per lb. Harrie A.'Smtth. —A fine line of Leather Music Rollo. F. E. Lockwood & Co, The merchantu of The Norwalks have begun distributing their 1007 gift calendars. Gracc Church llrunch of tho Girls‘ Friendly Socioly will have a musical program this evening. A Westport ltalian. suffer-intr front pneumonia, was rcmoved to tli'o Nor- walk Hospital for trontmont last night. A regular routine mot-ting of Pales- tino Cadile, Knights of _the Mystic Chain, was held last evening at Mystic Chain Hall. ‘ ——Garlands and Chrh-tmas Bells. all sizes, at Harrie A. Smith's. Application has been made by the Mystic Chain basketball team for mem- bcrt‘ihip in the Twin City, League. Jo seph Ghlotto representathe team. The funeral of Mrs. Ellen Flaherty was held this morning at 9 o'clock, from St. Mary‘n~ Church. The Rev. Eti- ward J. l’lunkctt officiated anti inlcr~ ment was in St, Mary's Cemetery. The" animal communication of St. John's Lodge, F. anti A. M., of Norwalk. will be held on Thursday evening. Ofli- cers will be olccted at this meeting and other important. business tran- sacted. ' ~Japanoae Glove anti Handkerchief Boxes at Harrie A. Smith‘s_ The annual meeting oi" tho Nutung Club, of Not-walk, will bo hold on Thursday evening. at the club head- quarters, corner of Main anti Wall stroets, Norwallt. Olliccrs for 1907 will be Pleoictl. Miss ltldith Dalton has rcsignod hor position as operator In tho South Nor- walk exchange of tho Southoru Now England ’l‘olophono t‘ompnny. tintl has rcturned to her formcr position at tho storo of DoKlyn. in Main atroot. Non walk. ‘ On Now Ycur's liuy the Company lt‘ basketball team will play lhc t‘roti- cents. of l’utoraou. N. ,I. 'l‘ho (‘ros- cents playcd 1'13 gaunt-.4 Inst aoason lllltl won 47. Tho NOI'Wlilk military loam cxpocts tht- visitors to glvo them a hard gutnc. ——Buy your Xmas Piano at Stolncrt's, 6 80. Main St. 'i‘ho annual tncoling of tho Norwalk It‘li'o liopurtinoni will tic hold tonight at tho Mttitt istrt-ot lit'o house, Olflcors for the ensuing your, to but ratillotl tutor by tho city council, will bo noininatcd. It is oxpot-Iod that tho ontirc board of oilicors will bo toturnod to oliico. Work In bolug rushotl on the new garage of l-‘. E. LOukWotitI it Company. in Water ulroot, Nuitwulk. it Is hoped to havo tho building roofed over by New Yotit"a.. 't‘cn.uwu are now 11'. work on tho. plucc. 'i‘lu- structure will be hontt-d by ulcam anti caru will in! boot. lhcrc In rcadinchs for ownora. ._ Maito anu rcuorralionu now. A Plano. 'l'ho whoic lutntiy'a Xmas glit.‘ Slcnmor Kubtor \‘i’iilicun tli‘l' (irtmso i-tlolnort‘s. It t-lo. Main St. 'I‘ho cold Wottthcr thin morning brought back tho umllo noun-what to 'tho lco, tlcalcru‘ fnctm. 'I‘hcy Wort- In it happy frntnt- of mind a low days ago. but tho authlcn thnw Intorrcrt-tl with tbctr plumt. A low days of cold wrath- cr at. this limo would put titc tct- ponds in good ahuno In yiulti a crop of tho congouicti product. Nicholuu Mlllor. captain of tho canal barge ltbtlnit than who won iniurctl that week at tho lltshop it Lyuou dock. Nora walk. by having a coal bucket on tho, unloading machiucty hit him. ht rents ing comfortably at tho Norwulit lionpb ini ihhi attcrnoon. Though Captain Miller in a man wit nthilfliitlfl iii years. but injuries era by no mounts humour» -' iiy fatal, though painful. llo had two rlbn broken. . ALLIOID CORR‘U‘PTION PRACTIC» mew HJWliiN. boo. iti.~Thn in; dairy into lit nilogeti._.corruption proo- tlcett at the tasty Crack and Bruutord elections lilill. Nuttouihor which began yentertinyrin the Common Pleas court before .luthns Bennett. wan continued today. auroral now WITDE‘RHPN lining summoned to tacitly no to the com dition that nrovatled to thaw place! on that day like yentcrdar'a hmiou iodny’n ulna behind cloned 00m and no knowledge of what on mmntring inside could be onto the now our. , Promoting . Attorney Woodruif would not lntnnnw what tho outcome of the hearing might be refit-lag to m Whither or not time no null- ciout noun tor an ”rent. out» sanctioning? We will mend it tntnaturtiur “manta... : ' ' ILL WRPORATION 3mm. Taylor ’85 Golden. . w ‘ CAPTAIN cows GOURTMARTAIL. Pun-outta" wtu Now Carry Cale: to Bandit ' . the accused olilt'oru' i'ortuor wnivor ol‘ ' I The tlcfenac tillegoti that tho prono- .- through intimidation and by oll'ors of I INSURANCE. u—p—nw- 5 the Civil Courts. MANILA. Doc \18.--'i‘bc courtmiar- tint of Quartermaster Captain Colo. no- outted of alleged irregularities whllc in the onartorniastcr's depot-uncut horo. wan held at Port. Santiago or day. Captain Colo wan tlcfontloti by Lieutenant it. W. Allillllti. who outorod a plea in bar of trial and withdraw tho statute of limitation. cullon lo batted on cvitlcnco obtained cn'tploymcut. inonov untl immunity front prtmocutlon from Col. Wood In- I apoctor-gonoral and oxcmployes of tho Quartorniaater's department. It. was furthcr alleged by counsel for the do,- foudant that an attempt was helm: made to make Contain Cole a acape‘ goal. in the furniture scandal in the Quartermaster’a department. and that Major George Wood violated section 893 of the army regulations in with- holding information supporting undl~ vulged accusations until the charges Iworo filed. 'l‘ho court-martial our.- - tntnod the plea in bar of trial on all except two specifications which charge Itrrcgularities against Captain Cole nilegcd to have: taken place in 1905. and then adjourned. The prosecution will ltumctliutcly carry tho cases against Captain Cole ‘Into the civil courts. STEP FOR BIETTER.FREIGHT SER‘ VIC Road Warns Employes On Correct Routing. An uttcnipt lo reinovo one of tho most frottuont causcs for complaint against tho frclghl scrvit-o of tho Now York, Now Havou and Hartford Ituii- road Company. to which tho Stuto Buslnoss lucn dcvotod a largo part of tholr hearing recently hold with Freight Manager E. l._ Somers. is now being made by that oillciut. The trouble which has been a sevcro one with the company is the carelessness of some attaches In routing cars to a wrong destination. Cars. for Instances, that have boon consigned to this city. huvc frequent- ly been sent through to othor points on tho road by mistake and this natural: ly ‘rosults ill a long dolay In tho ur- rival of those goods at tho propor place, holds up tho use of tho i'rolght, car and costs the road much nionoy lll pontilty charges and oxtra hunting It Is announced that. this course of com pIaInt will be ollmiunioti by tho road as far as It is possible and to that cud circular notlcca, it is statctl. havo boon inauctt to yardniustora anti Ulllt‘l‘H out. p'loyod In frolght tortniuultt whet-o clus~ sifylng is done in any tlcgroc. 'l‘ho employees are asked to giro cnrquI at. Icntion to thc correct. routing of cars and avoid ”to dolays and additional ox- ponso lncldont thorcto. PIONEER YANKEE NOTIONS MAN DEAD. Daniel spencer, of Old Saybrook, Dies at 83. , l 01.!) SAYBIIOOK, Doc. lit.——Daulol Chapman Spcncor. ouc of the most protninout mon of Mitidlosox county, died ycuiordtty from discuso tncidcul to advanced yours. lio was born in 1x23, a linonl ticscondttnt of .Iarcti l-iponcor. who canto to this country from England In ltllti, first aottling In (himbrltlgo. Macs. and tutor. about ltitlil. lll Hudtinni. As a young man l7iililt‘l C. Sponct-r Iiocninc u lrnvollng lillill for It Now lluvou firm, and ltticr ouicrotl Iho cinpitiy of tho houso of t‘lullln, Mollt-u & Co. of Now York. which tiflorwards bocun‘ . Ilio Iioust- of it. ll. (‘Ittiliu & Compan . .3 Ho rotirotl front tictlro busiuosu Ilfo on January I, liitsii. and at thut limo ho Willy crctl- that with Doing one of thtmnont our. ccsstul hautlloru of fancy notion In tho country, and was cullcd tho pionocr In tho "Yunltoo notions" trutlo. l BIG STEAMSHIP T0 BLAME. LONDON, lit-c. Him-“AHOY lWIi tItIyH' . lit-tiring tho admiralty court totluy do (‘lilt'fl that tho North (loi'muii Lloyd . was ulono blulucublo for tho collision off (Iborbourg. Ntwt-nibor 21. butwoon lhut vuuacl and tho iirllluh ntcnnict' Orinoco. 'l‘ho suit wua brought by tho owncra of tho tirinco for tiumugos Wllli'li will lic Iilitii'h’h't‘tl tutor. , a ....M.._...w,..-.,.m_ «A MACHINE FOR WOMEN should be tho bout obiulilublo. ’i‘ho Humor mowing niachluo In llt‘linUWlt'ilK' ‘cti tho ligbtcat running. moat tlurnblo and couvoniout of any. book for tho iii-d B. Sinai-r Sowing Mnchino Co, it} 8o. Main tit, lit). Norwullt. Conn. L. ti. Booth. Suiting Agent. .llmas haunts. nonrcano actuate. I BOXING acovn. ' cudcmuo. nos. 1201.1.“ warn. it)! our“. I 11007 “1.1.0. AIR amen. chalc‘mu “1.1.0. roar IALL sum, UMIRILLAB. LARGII‘I’ nun am anon. mm» or rnucv OHIII'TMAO roar canon at run awn. COLEMAN’S , "WI, mun. “Open Evenings—P 9 .. his 1 Xmas fig: ' III Women. . t . OUR STORE IS THE MOST SATISFACTORY PLACE iN TOWN TO SHOP IN MEN'S GIFTS. OUR AS SORTMENTB ARE SO COMPLETE AND VARIED, AND OUR LABEL MEANS SO MUCH IN TI'IE WAY OF CORRECT STYLE AND SUPERIOR Q UALITY. THAT WHATEVER YOU BUY HERE CAN NOT FAIL TO WIN THE HIGHEST APPRECIATION. YOU WILL APPRECIATE OUR REA SONABLE PRICES. Pick Your Gifts from This List. NECKWEAR, 25a to $1.“ GLOVES, $1 to $2. HOUSE coA'rs, $5 to $12. ’ BATH noises, 03 to 012. HANDKERCHIEFS. 100 to 50¢. . MUFFLERS, $1 to $3. SHIRT SHIELDS. $1 to $4. I UMBRELLAS. $1 to $6. . canes, 250 to $1.50. SWEATERS, $1 to $6, CRRDIGANS, $1.50 to $4. FUR CAPS, $2.50 to $3. . suspanoens, 25° to $1.50. scam- PINS. 50a to $2. WATCH Foes, 500 to $2. FANcy vesrs. $1.50 to $4. HOSIERY. 25c to 50¢." PAJAMAS. $1 to $2.50. NIGHT noses, 50:: to $1. SHIRTS, 501:: to $2.50. sutrs, $8.50‘ta $30. 5 OVERCOATS, $3.50 to W. RAINCOATS, $10 to $25. FUR cons, $22 to 030. FOR BOYS, AS WELL AS MEN, THE BEST GIFTS ARE THINGS TO WEAR. WE HAVE THE BEST AND BEST SELECTED STOCKS OF BOYS' WEARS. IN TOWN. AND OUR PRICES ARE REAONABLE. :4 South Main St. Tel. Call 632-2 v n:- t ‘\ \ I / 1 Tim cconomy of buying good things docgu'i wally, appear inthc ptico. tho rcputution of tbo solicit Quota. We don't holioyo thorc ls anothcr gratnary in Antorit-a whoro gt'caior oil‘ort is nintlo to giro cxttcl satisfaction than no make, I Wc multc a specialty of “Clean tints.“ you may know it, but— ’ _ Buy Oats That's Clean. I . MANUEL T. MATCH. I Wo arc nour—jutti as: far as tho noun g. ' g I I I 1 " .I‘ L ost lolophono or It-lior box. my; f I i ‘ I I x / \ / \.. / \.4/ \_ ,W -——. For the 'Holiday'é COLEBURN & LAUDER 96 WASHINGTON 8T. 3 MAIN ST. SOUTH NORWALK. NORWALK. Have prepared a large and choice stock. and would respeciluilu ask uour inspection. MERRT XMAS FOR ALL mac and Wt'll-M‘li'filiitl clock of DIAMONOG. WATCHES, JEWELRY, Bilvorwnro. 'l‘oIlot. lit-ta, liittutonro Ht'lti. It'ltfll'y (Elm-k8. olo. LADIES' AND GENTQ' FINE SILK UMBRELLAB. All nooda at bottom prlcou. H. s. noon, JEWELERL 16 SOUTH MAIN STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. After All Other Gifts'ir Are Forgotten . A. a? "i | “In 0 Thu Hankwbook will ho commotion-ti. Mtcr an account in once atttrlcd for tho ytliiitgutlit'.litldlil to it, coino anally. .' Many'u man owes hiu pro-out. financial to pentlenno to the savings account untried for him it . his thoughtful father. I Four mar cent. compound intemnt in paid in I I our Savings thartment. '- ii '1 till}. 1.. i In South liorutlit unto. ‘ Animals maybe outdoor one dollar. “ Udf'flfiih 1| “I“ “Milt. *v'r""«~"u.t.tcfi'""”w ., . .. at tit-cu" Noon: nun Minnow IVININGILLIIZZ‘I "Store ‘ of death. Perfumes . . In Xmas Ilil’ts We are exhibiting the finest. line of pcrf'umca in Hottady Packages ever abowu in this vicinity. ' ttro tho tho Wt: uiuo bayo tho sumo porl’uniott In bulk. from laboratories of World's most famous porfumcu. tutti can show you just what. you are gutting wbcu you Noleot any of tho put-hauo goods. Prices vary accordx, ing to sizc ttud abe- of packages, so no matter what you tloalro to pay for your pl‘oscni. we can moot your ro- quirements. lII IIIIIII PIIIIIIII, THE PRESCRIPTION STORE. TEL. 15—2. FREE- DELIVERY SERVICE. TODAY IN WALL STREET. WALL STREET 10:10 a. m.——lntcr- cst in the opening trading in stocks centcrcd In the action of St. Paul in , rcsponsp to tho now stock issue Willi uubt-icrtptiou rights to stockholders at par vttlttc which was announced aftoi' tho clinic of tho tnttrltot ycstt'rtlny. 'I‘ho first solos wot-o of 13,500 sharos oi' liil’. and 194 ooniparctl with tho last prico at. lb? ‘th'fitt‘l'llliy. lllilili'tllillt‘l_\' allot-wards tho price foil to ”I‘ll/i2. 'l‘ho gonorttl list was loyvcr in sympathy Utillllllm’t,‘ & ()hio bring: a notablo o» copllon with u rioo of if}... Canadian Pacific foil 1%. Anaconda. I‘pfi. National Railroad oi' Moxico pfd. l. and Union Pacific and (trout, Northern Ot‘o Cor- tiflcalou lurcc fractious. WALL STREET, ll u. iu.—i‘ricos of stocks crumbled away. tho selling bo‘ lug conccntratctl against St. Paul and the Hill stocks. Other stocks wcro cf- foctiyciy dcprossctt also. 'I‘ito drop roachod ti points in St, Paul, ii i-'.’ In tho pt'ct’ort‘t-d, i 1.2 in Central Railroad of Now Jot-soy. .3 in Croat Norlhorn plti., :i M In Northorn Pacific. 3 in Anaconda, 3 in Uonoml (‘homlt-nl. 1 l2 in l'nion Pacific. ‘Llanwtlinn l‘t:ciilc. lit-ailing. lb-lznvuro & Hudson. tit-oat Nortlitrn ()ro (his. anti Amorican loo Scourltics. and l to l 1-4 in tho Kansas & ’I‘oxas stocks. Now York Central. Lorainotirc, Sniclilng. (‘onsoiitlaiod (ins and Hocking Coil. Ft'Vt‘l'lSll rai- ' lion running from i In 1‘ points in St. Paul and tho Hill group stronghtoncti tho list. but tho lotto was ttusottlott again at tI‘o‘t-loclt. - WALL S'I‘RICIC'I‘. NUDII.“'lilllilllltil‘i‘ hi Ohio morcti up vigorously lib; anti holnod tho gonoral markot by sync pathy Prices gave way again after- wards tho loss ill Grout Nortboru liltl. ihon rcachod til/g. St. Patti 7%, Union l’tu-Iiit-.N:Itloiinl litttlrtnttl ot‘ Moxioti. pfd. and Wisconsin Ccntrai pfd 2 ituilunti pfd. sold at. n tioclitto of '1' and Pacific 4%. Bonds woro, hoary. WAIJ. STREE’I‘. l p, lil."-v'l‘lltl" wcro utomontury tttlyaurcs in isolait-tl stock», Itoadlng rising to Iii-i l»'.‘.. but tho Norihwostorus foil to now low low- ol.~i. St, Paul's loss rouchotl N :t-I. thc pfd, T 1—2. (Irmt Northorn pfd it til, Northoru I’ucllic ti, (trout Northoru (irc (‘ortlliraios i and tho list tiultc gt‘lb orally Itotwoon l and 2 points. NEW YORK. liot-~ ix.»~'l‘lit- dock inurkct today was oxccodinttiy \\’1“il\’ In tho first half hour of trading. St. Paul. naturally tho coutor ot‘ lllli'i'tHl by rt mum of Its how stock issuos. llIIt'llw on at 10:: to tilt. compact-d with lit? ytrtt-rtlay, iiy tho outi of tho llrst half hour ”to stock sold down to lttl. (lilitir Inca-it‘d In prominout lat-mos I‘ltllil' otI froth out- to throo or tuot't» points. LONDON. ”or. "(will tlio tipltiitni of tho loonl bnul‘ot'a unions a wholly unoxpoctotl domain! for gold crops up thoro In no ronson to four that tho ltnnk of England will oonsldor it ltt’ros- , nary to rttiso tho ruio of discount an it rcuult of totiny'u 1-qu In tho ruin of tho Iiuporiui liuuk of (iorniany. 'I‘ho ulnp tttkon at licrllu la rogttrttoti us a procnutltnntry mow, ruihor than an in llli‘Illltill of tlio Inlontion ul’ tukluit gold from Inndon, 'l‘ltt- Iinnk of Willi- lnntl rt-cctitiy nintlc. tta nix nor cont. rttto morc cfft-cllvo by frooly (lli-lf‘tltllll- lug biliu, thus pratllcnlly obtaining control of tho tnoncv tuarkot. Au tho bills niuturo tho situation will lilt ro lb vmi and u furtbcr cutting of tho lllili‘- bot will rouult from tho approaching rclouao of thc not-.umiilttitonn of cunt- oluu iutmlou now in dbo govorutuont‘a covora. Whilo it to iron that tho liluyir lion and Argontino gold tlomuud into to bo mot. It in ttndoruiotiti iliut tho lluuit. or r‘t'uuoo is rcutiy again to roltcvn London by tho rolcnuo of fur- tlior wold. uhoulti Ibo nccouaity nrtuo. 'I‘hc iuorcuso of ‘lbt- (lrrnutn Iluult ruto bud uomo ott‘oct on tho i-ttoolt ICxohuugc hcro. whoro II Willi port-plot] nu proof that tuoncy will rt-uudn dour wall Into tho now your. Consult: IlIlN ‘iuorulng tmld at n tom: of tilt". lwtoro noon. SHAH AT POINT OF DEATH. 31‘. PETERSBURO. flue. Humility putchau rcccivoti Itom from 't'chornn today any that tho ninth in at. that point 'I‘ho nccouaion of his auc- couaor. Princo All Mirna in oxpuctoti to pass off quictly and without. opposition. (treat iirltnln and Roman). noting in concurt. in this counecton. The hair apparent. Princn All Mir- In, in intimation at the reports that he in reactionary and ludignontly denies that he in changed to the national Par! iinmnnt. or the granting of n consti- tution. in a letter to a loading priest who in auto 11 member of Parliament. published today the prince emphatical- ly am that he has niwwyu been and always will be in favor of column and a i W ”Wreaths, liio. Janoloif‘u, North with It. These goods programs and can alwayl he depended ,apon to advance the welfare of the mu m". .t i. *1.» RESOLVED. ,,. W THAT we SHOULD QUIT ”III: : . .. SILLY PACTICE (T'GIVIMI mama; pazszdrs AND awe OUR FRIENDS SOMETHING my CAN USE.— . ' SO MANY NICE USEFULTHINGS' 5~ LIKE. GLOVES. HANDIIEII IEFS NEcK wean ANDTHE LINE-r. E .1 HAVE ALL THE TH1N6§ you: .é DUSTER BRO ‘5 ' / / r " .. c... IRADLMII . PIOIJ‘IEHU Nu Cowncnr the 31 not can“ now" ca ct! 75:“ #133 L3 cumfrfdts moi CHRISTMAS! WHAT JOY THE VERY WORD _ BRINGS. ’TIS AT CHRISTMAS TIME THATV'VWES g TURN FROM SELFISHNESS AND TR! To MAKE OTHERS HAPPY. AND.IIow THIS BRINGS HAP— PINESS lNTo OURJELVESI WHAT SHALL THE PRESENTSBE? USEFUL THINGS—~U5EF‘ULTHIN65.» MEN LIKE To GET NECKTIES. .SILK vSUSPENDE‘RS; ' NICE HOSE; HANDKERCHIEF‘S. MUFFLERSQ GLOVES, SLIPPERS. SMOKER JACKETS—James T0 WEAR. CAN'T You FIND goMETHING'IN THIS . LIST You THINK WOULD MAKE A NICE PRESENT Poa A GENTLEMAN? NECKTIES FOR $25C AND 50C SILK SUSPENDERS FOR 50c AND 75c '5 g 5 “ MUFFLER5 FOR $1.00 AND $2.00 _ SMOKING JACKETS FOR $5.00 AND $6.00 UMBRELLAJ $1.00 To $5.00 . « , AND LITTLE MEN? WHAT WOULD BETTER 5 PLEASE A LITTLE MAN THAN: Q j ‘ ~ A NICE OVERCOAT—cosr FROM $2.50 To. $6.00 A SUIT of‘ CLOTHES—COST FROM $2.00 To $5.00 WE .SHALL GLADLY HELP You To MAKE omens HAPPY. ~ RESPECTF‘ULLY Selleck 8- Pricfie. llEAD-TO-FOOTERS, ‘ 98 Washingtc'm Street. ~ 3 ‘* South Nprwalk. Butter. best creameui. tab, 290 lb. worth7 660 to 6620 lb b3 wholesale. ‘ A word to the Wise is sufficient. LORENZO DIBBLE Telephone Call 626-4. Earning a Salem. More than One Hundred young people learned to do this ..I last year at _ . ‘I Mortal Cabana. ~' '5 These are 100 reasons why you can I“ LEARN TO EARN _ ' ' ‘ Write for terms to M. A. MERRILL, Prin.’ " Sauth Norwalk. Stamford. Port Chutar. .1 BOOK BARGAINS. 1 Books formerly Selling at: $11.50, now 50 cents. Wm. P. Bee‘ro’i Book and Stationery Stores. -; 49 Walt at. Norwaik. a 30. Main In. so. militia. ’ . I . “0000» .v: Eye Glasseofoerasi 'f‘hoy'can bc nu cluttml now and proper lonacn uttcti luttor pros ncntutlon. ' .‘o. It! WALL ITREIT. A most unanimotrr. » " " ' ‘I B. Jackson, k ‘ Optician. ' ‘ _ macro . .. i ‘0‘ . :1- y. at". . I ' Advertisej It... Manta minimal.
Norwalk Chronicler