Ever attempted in Norwalk
III the Real Home of
‘ Santa Claus.
e in’iFull Holiday Attire. 1 Goods Selected now will
red when desired. This is ih‘etime to BUY: later
OPEN EVERY EVENING.
”S Starter/ant
South Norwalk.
ll, LDREN‘S JACKETS} ’Bovs' FLEECED flrqu‘
Sites 3 rm to 10 yrs- ‘ VESTS AND DRAWERS.
EM“ sggéfigss. LOWEST =5 CENTS.
Skill la’yrs. to 18 yrs. UNDERWEAR.
AE‘CUTS. ATTRACT-f White and Natural Wool.
. IVE PRICES.
i LADIES’ RIBBED PANTS.
Long and Shirt Sleeves n5 Cents.
LADIES' RIBBED VESTS.
loljns' ' JACKETS.
, lock,- Navy, Castor.
E BACK OR PLAIN
BACK. Open or Closed. 25 Cents. ‘
in. 42 in. and 56 in. iTHE "FIATWE‘LL" VESTS
r IES’LUNDERSKIRTS. i AND'PANTS.
«defined and Fancy. I AT 25 CENTS
rem 31-00 to $3.00 ‘
“DREN‘S RIBBED vss'rs LADIES RIEEED AND
AND PANTS. PLAIN GARMEN'rs.
15 CENTS. l White and Natural Wool.
K CAT HOSIERY FOR MEN, WOMEN AND CHILD-
M figflt I ‘
”Dickcrman 8' son,
“I“; \ .
.5:
{if Washinaton film?- 80th Nggbhlk.
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» : ILOWN OUT OF A CAI.
n. ELMIRA N Y.. December 4-rAs nu
ill-is wait-bound irelillt tmlnient'breu
the city lost. nialit the holler ot the
looomot v exploded from Mill or we.
35. all ' e. firemen". .-M moi
. ooh sud
tie“-
M EW‘NHD. “M.
W ‘ illsbli '
th’ PI
. console
L ' :‘o by. Ill-slung
m modelling me
on ”I; We“ -
es 1 oil It
outed (Ill ltorn
. these articles or”
brunette
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1‘ D ‘
all?” The simple it
isn‘t
Acne
,3 .
You can set publicist-spire or every
description!“ that ere strictly up- donors
style and hill vll’ st the inert resoun-
oldest, N‘orwnl In which is now opened
It ly for business: LEWIS. Photo.
or pbsr. . .
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‘ WITH A TURKEY DINNER
There to nothing better than Imported
Sherry or Port Wine If you desire
a bidh nunllt‘y order ‘it from the till
rumor. oArm Write or telephone.
any way you wish. the order will re-
cc vs prompt li‘ttcntlon. We will serve
, henlrsglving Lunch as usual.
ANNUAL ctsAnAucs BALE
of outing and tenor- mode hots. your
choice at 98c. Come at once and se-
cure bargains. Also special prices on
all trimmed hots. Mourning huts and
veils to rent. children's bonnets at
greatly reduced prices. 8. 8. TILLOT-
SON. 86 Washington St.
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, HAVE YOU TRIED
The Old Well Periodic cigar? It'll
A cool, sweet. delightful smoke that
will fascinate you. They are eorefully
mode train the very best selected to.
bacon 'Ilry one Every one sells them
OLD WELL CIGAR 00.. 88 Warships-
ton Street
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IF YOU'RE LOOKING FOR
Good syrup we have it. It's certainly
line and w‘o only ask 15¢: per quart
isr. Large pickles st 120 per dozen.
See them and you will appreciate that
the price Is all right CONRAD
BECKER. Washington street South
Norwel k.
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“ L088 BY FIRE.
When it cnnbe done st so smell a
cost. why not protect yourself? 82.10
Insurer furniture and household goods
for sub for three years against loss by
fire or lightning. TAYLOR d; GOLD
EN Washington street 80 Norwnlk.
XMAS i8 COMING.
Sittings for holiday photographs are
now In order. Appointments for
some can be made by telephone Call
1432. 0.8. NORTH
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THE IDEAL FLUllI-t VALVE
ls noiseless. closes with Jar or water
hammer. Has no tonk. See it In on
oration in our display room. HORACE
R. Nash corner North Main and West
streets. South Norwolk
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' .STAMP PAD INKS. ’
lbc per bottle. inks for melons;- linen
25c a bottle. Muciislre and library
paste. BODWELL’S Wnsbington St.
South Norwnlk
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FILL YOUR BIN.
Let us fill your cool bin with the best
grade of cool that will last it little bet
ter than other grades. and at the some
pricwthflb ll ton. Prompt attention
Courteous treatment. "IRVING LOCK-
OD 'lb 00.. 122 Water Street.
th no 31 -.5
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NICE FISH AND VEGETABLES.
it is my Sincero‘st denim to supply
the tables of the families in The Nor-
walks with nice fish, vegetables nod
fruit and to make the prices as low as
is Consistent with the host qualities.
W. C. WOOD 88 North Main street
80th Norwitlk
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SPECIAL IN RINGS.
Our window is displayed with rings
~rlngs we are proud to have inspect-
ed We are making our special this
week rings. Cell in end we will glad-
ly show our stock. 8.3 “DOB 80
Main street South Nortlnlk.
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FAMILY WASHING 50 CENTS.
This is an opportunity to get your
washing done renewable. It soon sl‘s~~
all your for llfty centil The solidi
tinny ore that you send them in on
Thursdiy. Friday or Bdturdny and to
We doth the Wash and do-
‘0 ironed. CREE
Witter atreet. 80.
following.i
ltvr ll ready
CEEI‘ LAUNDRY)
l m. ‘r ‘
d” ,
' HIRI’O TI-ll MACE
’l‘o first tour Stable lino patios at has»
he ‘blghilgm,ll A “m M’fi‘vg?‘ of
6%luth uni tongues td’ tr. Au
°. .. we...» "°i’.‘.i‘d':l
s . ‘ us I
specialty. “'W’lllilllt ll manor.
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Axon i now omen
urns-inn n . .
if will? that: “fills“
r N a “'0 my I“ 0".
M m . . n :1 none
, lore we deliver you
s‘ It prl cos; it Louie'szgl‘ulery. 11 Mhin t-
etc.
‘ Street.
‘ m voun rmuxsoiviuo mm
s
be delivered on Monday oi“ Tilesdoy"
giving dinner.
its f
bids of he see. carriages end mango
1* shouts’sh
‘ . whsolllw
‘m .
hotlond riots rind instilled Wool is
bugllno
‘ cubes 1' It NOW
it you went the ursdnymyour
edit. dried slid others! mastery. nuts.
Amman. end iii selling apples.
Phone us and It I. be long be-
EliWIN WILCOX “Mar st?“ 148 5
on n ll 5 rest.
South Norwolk. t
YOUR THANKBI
WING TURK
should come from
re. ..
his strong stutcrne :t because we
know how fortunate we have been in
getting nice birds and making the.
anions from it to 18¢ lb. A. STEIN-
13 MAE). 80. Main St. Telephone Call,
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HOME-MADE SAUSAGE '
is fresh dolly heron We also have
around bone for chickens. li'lu hod‘
die and shrimp by quart for ssind.
BCHAUB’S MARKET. Whilhingtou
street. South Norwallt
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IN WINTER CLOTHING
There are needed lsdise’ mlilses' and
children' s jackets and Warm under~
clothing. too Our assortment is such
wo eon undoubtedly Interest you style-
wisc and prloewisc. A. DICKERMAN
O: SON. Wdohington St 80“. Norwnlk
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WHAT YOU SMOKE
interests you surely. The best grades
of tobacco are essmitlsl to the smoke
or and we are securing the purest sort
here and nothing else, rest assured.
smokers’ articles. E. SMITH. Mu
hockemo Hotel Block ,
.mflw
CALL lN AT WHBLPLEY s.
CLARK’S CIGAR STORE.
You will find displayed the finest
assortment of mecrschsuzn nod brier
pipes, cigar holders. cases. tobacco
isrs. nourishes. The combination cl
gar holder. neh tray and match safe
a pretty article as- well as useful Our
Sparto cigar still takes the loud.'1‘hst
cicor Havens 5o cigar also pleases the
smoker. WBELPLEY d: CLARK. cor
ner Main and Washington Ste. South
Norwslk
w—«o—«m
THANKSGIVING CAKES-MES
You will have them-"moi! prepare
them yourself~muy forget it and then
what? Get them from KANE' 5 Wash
lnston street South Norwulil. It's the
place for regular home. made pastries.
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, ANYONE WILLIELL YOU
The. Judges Finale is the limit of
perfection in ten cent cigars~n mild
delicious smoke-wand the Original
Hand Mode is the best in the. country
for live. cents. my these brands. We
knowithey will prove nilsi‘actory. Sold
everywhere. Maputo tured by JOHN
OLDENSCIILAGER. {101? Washington
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SETTLEMENT OF ESTATES.
Having fuellitles for settling or oil-
totes. out! n familiarity with the forms.
methods and requirements of courts.
the South Norwslk Trust Company can
administer an estate more efficiently
and economically than on individual.
whose luck of experience may necessi-
tat legal advice at the expense ol‘ the
as to. The perpetual life (It the com
unity. the accessibility of its records.
and Its responsibility are also matters
of Importance in thovmnsiderntlon of
this subject. SOUTH NORWALK
TRUST CO. .
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NOW! CHILD’S MEANS OF SUP.
. PORT.
to his education-whirl business ctlucn-
tlon. BROWN'S BUSINESS COI.
LEIGH: is a representative business
tra nlng school for both nexus. Nov
1 I: cry one of its graduates had been
pieced in a lucrative position ’l‘cle-
phone and vie will call. Call and we
will place the facts before we
NE I
thri turkey In of first consiriorution-
tho relishes second You will want
crusher-rise. celery. something for dos-
ilolit-l-mlnou meet and pumpkin for
pics You will want to cull upon the
CENTRAL FOOD CO. nun be sure
of ;tho best possible to secure. We
have u telephone: its number Is 130
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‘ ' TO LANE’8
Ii‘or wholoscmo candleswlbr- kind
fresh dolly-win“ right utter Thanks
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AT 3. l. .MILLS’B
You will find the newest designs in.
oy work pillows and Christmas
no cities. I'Uur winter underwear is
best «or the price In The Norwelks.
gloves in new shutter. slid the col—
chested Olly: hosiery. Liberty silk
for use up. Agent Stilton lslsnd
Dy Work I.
. . 1
intrude nose Auo what.
This Is the «mo of the your when
.t used for sorrow Wei carry the
breeds In the ‘vnrious kinds
w . outdo
”ill . IWVM'SEW' 8“
I” , ill
We make P"?
We have a nine line of pines and .
hfitodey,
uses were Ht her dock
at 52011113»th the Liberals captured
tbbt ity and oncoming to her passen-
dwell right lathe thereto oi the
sold one of them: “Many ot‘
rltle bolls whittled over the' shill
so while the it no lasted we to
tilt or cover. The dllbelsls. about
igrpumber came dorm froin the inter-
by train. having held thelrfi‘fore or
“it
to ll. begun to drill their rides until
in y “liquidated thevsovernment rue
thorities nod, soon had control. They
appointed civil owners to rub the city
The united mitten. cruisers Machine
null Marietts‘. which were in tho hal-
bol'. lnnded marines to protect the
perty Great excitement prevailed
among the people on. Sunday morning.
N ember 2
our boat Plus it arrived Shortly lifter
tbé gunbost arrived the foreign wor-
ships assembled und boots passed no
twice thorn. Lengthy signdle were si-
be exchanged between the Machine
and the American marines ashore
Lutor It was learned that the city
wollld be bombarded and the various
Conouls were officially Informed P90
plo‘ begun to leuVe the city and the
war vessels and other unit offered a
minus to families. but ltvwns learned
later that the bombardment would not
tulle place until the tololru consuls
could have opportunity to get their
people out Just before the Finisher
lc‘ft n truin arrived from Panama with
200 mnrlucs Ahead of. the Income
tive was an armored car with two mu-
chlno guns mounted and tiring the
Stars and Stripes.
KILLED HIB PRIEONERS.
m...—
lnsurgent Major Was Tried and Sen.
tended to be Hanged for It.
WA$I~ilNGTON. Dcccmb r twl'hc
The incoming mail from t 9 Philip
pines brought to the War Department
A batch of room-d5 of court martial
, trials In that. nrmy division.
John M Gutlcriez. n major in the in
sulgont army. was tiled on u cllqrgc of
“murdering prisoners in violation of
the lawn of w.”ur He was In command
of u. number bf insurgent companies
whilh uolc retreating before an ad-
vnnclng force of Amer Icon soldiory and
held captive Private John Hnslrsth; of '
Company It 29in Volunteer Infantry.
and George Sullivan an American non
combatant When the Kmerlcnn forc
cs pressed him so closely as to con-
vince him that the recapture of his
prisoners wns inevitable. ho‘ordorod
Hilario Quusudu. a second lieutenant
of his command (who has been tried
and senienvod by an American court
martini) to kill thorn to keep them
from disclosing the hidden mountain.
rotrcnts of tho guorillu bands. The
two prisoners were put to death. Gut.
Icrroz was sentenced to be hanged null
General Chnifeu approved the son.
tcuco.
I
‘ HAS FOUND SECRET. (
8h- Furnen Knows Now Why This
' “HM"? Nets England. 3- ‘
NEW: YORK. December l-«tlii
Christopher Furriers! M‘ P" sailed for.
England yesterday. telling with him
signed contracts for the construction
of twelve freight curi'ylng steamers of
from 6000 to “1.009 dead wet 5M on
pacity. the capital nearly $4. 000. 000.
to be furnished by Americans. Besides
this he has also made mranncmunts
with tho Clcruuc interests at Silult Ste
Marie Cnnsdu. for the creation or no
immense ship building plnnt. to be In
outed ni Suuit Ste Mulls
Bolero soiling Sir Christopher ‘snid
that during the two months he *hnd
spout In this country he had found
why the United Stntcs mnnllincturcr
ls encoding the British producer. He
has seen “NO the railroad locomotives
lmullng twice the load that is hauled
on the English roads. with half the ex—
ponso Everything else he has noun
done on t'he some economical scale
UNlTED STATES COURT ensue.
HARTFORD. December dw'l‘hc Doc
embol- term of the United Stilton Dis-
“'3“ t Cnult ouonod here yesterday with
lodge William K lownscnd on the
bench
A motion to have the assets of the
lloeblcr Manufacturing Company. of
Middletowu. now in the hands of John
ll Storey. as receivers. appointed by
the Superior Court turned over on Al
tllur L shipmuu unpainted by the
United States com and the company
declared bnnlrrupt was denied.
The gland jury found iriie bills
nsolnst the six occurred In the criminal
on on and was discharged court tell
Ir a recess to 2 o'cloolt before pass-
In: sentence ' 'l'
The accused are all follows. Charles
E. Wolf postnllleo employee at Sulcm.
cmbaulement of rat or government
funds.
.lohn Morriss and Betsey Morrlss.
of lirldzeport counterfeiting
.Ios Monskl of Bridgeport counter
felting x.
orido Coins and Glovnnui Lombardi
‘ do belting In the New Haven posiof-
tlco an obscene publiestion
DR MANN CDNg’MATID A Biol-i-
' EANBAB OlTYu.
0.. Doceniller I»
e .
tumor it'll! sruv loom
felon.“ .‘YE‘P‘J port she left on Novem-
“ i
lllliivlduole and when they arrived In .
.wbeu the, government ‘
My ,. , .12.: .r .
A. ”All!" NOVEL".
l, Upstairs ill“"’i“llc iiig Furiu‘v
input from curry feminine visi»
.tor.K . KVK tiling: Dock and Work
Table l‘mnbiuctl. of simple de~
sign but made from the rich and
’ litany-colored Stu-uni; wood. ‘ A
choir to match completes a
most“ appropriate Holiday gift.
Deficit $10.75 Chair'sdds.
cluquus
ll9 ll 2.
Willi the ”our approach of
(mother juuuury Isl. u Cult-1r
n
liar. if it be of pleasing charac-
ter and artistic value, is a slug»
gcsiiml that ‘will lyr’u'ulmmcd
by many glitvsmkcrs. In our
display the arts cf the painter.
\K‘lllt‘l‘ «mlul‘isin pllotogruphcr.
and printer enliven null mzlkc
lull-rusting: lllc prosaic if use
In] Calendar, in many combin-
ing with bright selections from
English literature.
Coll and College Calendars.
lluphucl Tuck 8'. Sons'.
I Longfellow
Tennyson
Shakespeare and
Inmdseer Picture
Calendars.
Snrony‘s Portrait Calendars.
The. Triclal Celebrities.
Novelties In Wood, Leather. Brass
‘ ‘n I s
.turc Store“ is a pretty novelty, ‘
that attracts delighted com.-
75o. sine
Leugthiilr
down, taken from our immense
Amt-l; of Fancy Silks, including .~ a
a variety of patterns in light
medium and dark shades, have
been murlécll at popular figures
for the Holiday deluded.»
591:. ("11696. yd.
In addition we have a‘lai‘gc
assortment of Wo’ist'Lcn'gilis
marked Ell prices ‘cquully at~
Iruciivc
A (illMPSE 0F TOYMND.
\K it told you lost lurch, sumo
thing about the, wonderful Toy—
lund down stairs. .wlicrc Santa
Claus is king and where {tIlCSt
of delighted little visitors may
now be found every tiny. This
week a portion of 'I‘oylaud has
been moved up stairs t0 the cor
window at Faill'lcld Arc
and Mldtllc Street.
worth it Visit from..illcchildren.
THE PRACTICAI. SIDE.
wnn all the busilg of lion-
(lily buying we must not forget
The
muddy season of the year is
"(’1'
It also is
the iu'actical side of life.
here and we would rem-ind you
that u Doormat outside is bet—
ter .illan a dozen brooms and
llusipnns \K’Itillll.
Doormats made of
end Japanese Work. \ C00“?! Wire
Poplar-macho. Novelty Calendars. Rubber Cork.
Established
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SMART SET'S EDITOR DEAD.
Arthur (iriseom Succumbs In New
York, to Typhoid F'over.
NEW YORK, December 4—«Arthur
Grlsconi, editor of The Smart Set. died
yesterday of typhoid .féver In this
city. He was born in Puystm. Ill.. 33
years ago. was the son of the Rev.
William Gr.iscom of the Christian
Church and was educated at Wood
loud Collegc independence. Mo, from
which be was graduated in l886.
, 3AVED His LIFE.
"1 wish to say that i feel f‘owo my
life to Kodol Dyspepsia Cum." writes
H. C. Chrostonsou. of Hayfield. Minn.
“For three yours I was troubled with
dyspepsia so that I could hold nothing
on my stomach. Many times I would
Irv unable to rctnln n morscl of food.
Finally I was confined to my bed.
Doctors sold I could not live. I read
one of your advertisements on Kodol
Dyspepsia Curr and thought it fit my
case and cominf‘nced Its use. I began
to improve from the first bottle. Now
I am cured and recommend It to all."
Digests your food. Cures ull stomucb
troubles. George C. Stillson.
RAILWAYASOLD'FORWBM. ~
COLUMBUS. 0.. December tw'i‘llo
Colubus, Wollstou e blouthenllrailway
has been sold bv order oi the United
States Court. It was ”“1""! st fli‘w
bill) by'Jullgc .l, (I. Reeves, of Lancast- “
or, for Boston capitalists. “The road
we projected several years or 1 short
lino from Columbus to the cool fields
in the southern part of tho stntet. Coll
utruotlou was started on it. In i898 and
2,!" miles built beforo flnnnclnl compll
cations caused it liossntlon 'nf work.
The compnny In to ho reorganized and
the road. as originally surveyed com
plated.
momwfl.
’BAW DEATH NIAN.
"ll otte‘n made my heart shim.
writes L. C.- Overstrnnt of Idlxln.
Tenn. "to ilodi‘ my wife couxh until
it seemed her wall and sore limits
would collapse. (lnod doctors Midis egg
was so“ far gone with Cotilludl‘ptl
that no medicine or earthly h
': . It! ‘
‘ . :Al lune sud all about credibility dis:
.lhlintli
have her but a friend rec grotto;
m. Ringo New Discovery s’i‘
tthls «saddest
or elite." It". “Now”
teed for Cousin. Colds.
" CHICAGO. [Jocomluir 4~~Mrllz
HEAVY STORM ON PUGEI SOUND.
SEATTIE, Washn, December t—A
heavy storm is raging along Puget
Sound, in the straits and ovel" all of
western Washington. It has demolish-
ed most of the telegraph wires to the
northwest of Seattle. The damage
bits been slight in the city, although
shipping has suffered. A small steam.
or went ashore during last night at,
Alli Point without the loss of llfo.
Along the water front minor crult
were damaged.
.. HEALTH AND BEAUTY.
A poor complexion is usually the
result of a iorpld liver or Irregular arr-
tlon of the. bowels. Unless nature's ro-
fuse ls carried off It will surely cause
impurc blood. Pimple-s. bolls and Otilv
or eruptions follow. This Is nature's '
method of throwing (iii the poisons.
which the bowels failed to romovr.
DcWitt's Little Early Risers are world
famous for remedying this condition.
They. stimulute the liver rind prompt"
regular and healthy notion of the how-
. sin. but never cause grlpl'ngucrnmpi; or
distress.
son.
Solo pills. George C. Still-
MRS. STRONG; DEAD.
Mllry
ll. Ogden Strong widow of (textural
William L Stlhong fl tho Unliod
Stntd‘s Aimv. is domféfi the residence
of her daughter Mrs." (‘ Pomhertoli
Wurts. Her death wan rho direct r0
suit of the bursting o! n blood vessel
of the brain. She was fifty'olsbt year-.4
old and one. of the most. prominent
women of Chicago. she won ll llilIIKilt
or or Muhl‘on D Ogden.
AN EVANGELIST' 8 ITONY.
"i sulfcrud for yours with u brou-
chltil or lung trouble null tried vur~
toils . sdlos but did not. obtsln por-
mabefitfliclier until i commenced nsiitlt
One blots Cough Curr.” writer Rev.
Jumps Klrkmun. evangelist of Hello
Ruler“, ill. "I huvsr‘hlo hesitation in
recommending It to lot planters from .
maladies of this Ilium” One Minute
dough Cure sflordn ’hnmodlebn rollei
for coughs. colds turd all kinds of
dtbriihil and Inuit troubles. my other
It It unmanned. Absolutely thrower
student to tulle. we tells dull
dell, savour» ith ”children.
‘ou outrun vb
smith has. 6" ,.
Norwalk Chronicler