‘ ‘5‘ 3 “ Ever meme
Sarita
' l
Ii'il ed when desired.
4 DREN s JACKETS. g
in: _3 yrs. to lo yrs. ’
‘81“
"lssEs' JACKETs.
”88’ yrs. to :8 yrs.
R CUTS. ATTRACT.
IVE PRICES.
‘ .IES' JACKETS.
' ck. Navy, Castor.
‘4 BACK OR PLAIN
‘ BACK
in., as in. and 56 in.
Es“ UNDERsxiRTs.
notarized and Fancy
' 083m.
l
are in Full 110le Attire.
This is the time to BUY;
the tithe lo LOOK with the crowd. '
Shoo
. Surrender of I‘wsrd. 3W on can-
. 3 Ill ‘
d In Norwiik.
3 At iIio Real Home of
clone. 4
Cocos selected now will
OPEN EVERY EVENlNG.
Boys; FLEECE!) LINEb
vEET44s4 AND DRAWERS.
8‘; coins
i
BOYS' ANI) GIRLS’ WOOL
UNDERWEAR.
White and Natural Wool.
LADIES’ mean PANTS
Long sud Sheik Elaine.” Cents.
LADIEEz unih‘nn VE‘S‘TE
Open or Closed 2'5 Cents.
THE “FITWELL” vEsTs
.. AND PANTS.
A'l‘ 25 CENTS.
3 LADIES? meson "AND
PLAIN GARMENTS.
White anI Natural Wool
Ilia {In W 3’wa r W fii‘WI/"H . .4.
South Namalk
Hi.
CAPT WATEIMAN VIN“! ILL.
Wu ‘ I HI '
'I in“.
Z‘ 5.“:
arm, 1. widloyl'
on is critically ill 8t
Item with coo»
., ii
1" ,, i To minnow cram» . .
’hlli onshlfiuloes. M modulator
sum}? 3mm 3 . 4
”Eli... gm
488%le lililieis‘ _
3 description
' choice at 980.
later
fruit and to malls the brim at low as
- 4&0 consistent with the best onslltl 60:.
n at;
Son, _.
3 van run lower than this.
’ ' uriobon‘y toilet sets at 82. 00 are so-
geology.30 worthy or sltonstolon. 314-8
is, ,4
44 EVENT LAUNonv: watch seem. «so.
- t are strictly comm
in style and finish at the most reason
able Eric-es. st hewih'ffisllaa. 11 Mai
a‘troo Nor‘wal it. w hall! Allis how opens
“daily tor business. plums. Photo.
grapher. 4 ‘ ‘ ‘,
3 "YOUR HOLIDAV WINES.
There is no necessity of going to.
New York for yodr wines. We carry
the best brands or domestic and im-
ported lwilled. Phone us (call 189.12)
out! we will ' dollver. IMPERIAL
CAFE. Railroad place, 80. Norwaik.
ANNUAL CLEARANCE ans
0: outing and tailor-made both: your
Game at once and se-
cure bargains. Also opecial prices on
all trimmed hats. Mourning hats and
voila to rent. lchilllreu's bonnbt‘a at
greatly reduced prioritize t8. 8 TILLO'i‘
SON. 88 Washinstons
3%
HAVE YOU-TRIED
The Old~Well ‘Roriecto'clgar? It's
u cool. sweet delightful smoke that
will fascinate you. They are carefully
made iron: the very best selected --to
boom. Try one Eyery one sells them.
OLD WELL CIGAR 00.. as Washing-
ton fittest.
W
IF YOU'RE LOOKING FOR
,Ciood syrup we hsye it It's certainly
line and we only ssh 16¢ per quart
,iar. urge pickles at 12¢ per dosed.
See them and you will appreciate that
the price Is all right. CONRAD
BECKER. Washington street flouth
Norwellt.
.8...“
L088 BY FIRE.
4 When it can be done at so small a
cost, why not protect yourself? 82.10
insures turnlturc and household goods
for 8350 for three you: against loss by
fire or lightning. TAYLOR -& GOLD
EN. Washington at Lao. Norwsik.
XMAS l8 GOMlNG.
Sittings tor holiday photographs are
now in order Appointments for
same can be made by telephone. Coll
Nil 2. (l. 8. NORTH.
W4...»—
THE "DEAL FLUEH VALVE
is noiseless, clones with Jar or water
hummer. Has no tank. See it in op
oration in our display room HORACE
8 Noah. corner No Main and West
streets, South Norw
W
LEATHER oobné A's olr‘rs.
'l‘hor'e is nothing more" sill) prints
or gaseous to recolya its it ill) day re.
Membranes than a‘ pill ymude aim or
zinger! pocket book. e have them
9 have also a plsoslnk line of lolisic
rolls. ink stands. Iliililon llymnsls and
Prayer books. E BODWELL
Washington street. South Norwalk
W
. FILL vault slN.
Let us all your stool lilo with the best
grade of cool that “will last a little bet
other scroll and at the some
brig-$54 75 a toll. .130th attention
Courteous treatment. lRVING LOCK
WOOD ll: 00.. ”122 Water Street.
Phone 81- 5.
“4......—
NICE Elm-l AND VEGETABLES-
lt is my sincerest desire to so ly
the tables of the families in The
walks with nice ilsll. vegetablss and
0WOOD.88 North Mal
South Norwalkfs .
W
SEE OUR WATCH WINDOW.
it is filled with attractive wstcbos
for the lady at very attractive prices.
twenty-year gold filled case, a. vary
a movement, lor no The prices
on well.
a‘rln and use whet we are uttering.
80.3mm stroot’.80 .Norwslll.
‘ W M ,3. ’W
FAMlLV WINNING 3‘80 GENT8..
This is an1 opportunity to apt- your
wiishhla «demonstrable. a pond sir-
trash for. ultimate. n‘he ennui.
out sis memo send them in‘ an
easily. Friday or Isturdoy and to
I630 “ '3
iveb‘ it" alien? to lit ironed. 3‘3
orwallx. 4
" In THI Pub!
Elem“
Norwalil.
'You will lind-
n in belittle nothins
‘ on
it ill it’s cutlery.
1.in n
W 4
DIMOIOH‘ SAKIB. "
the host
4
I ’ 3 Hero last my um colic indeed. us
out up in the liner Bee! borrow—you
know what that menu. The Mechelle
(lake we rotor to. it is branded as tol~
lows: Raisin onkegaiiron cairn pound
cake. delicate oaks, sod is lilo per box.
We also mention this. hire. Hich' a fruit
00):.
Walk.
Washln street south Nor
Rhone 486.“ .
W
YOUR THANltpalVlNa TURK
Should come iroml here. We make
this strong athleuwnt because we
know how fortunate we have been in
‘ setting nice birds a’nd making the 3
pl loss from 14 to 18c lb A. STEIN
XAIJ), 8o. Main St Telephone Call.
' W
OF INTEREST To MEAT BUYERS.
Our fin huddle is very nice indeed.
and the shrimp are very suitable for
' salads and we have around bone for
chickens. BGHAUB'S MARKET,
Washington street. '
3 I“ y y I l
m WINTER CLOTHING
There are needed isdles’ ‘mlsses' and
children's Jackets and warm under-
clothing. too. Our assortment is such
we can undoubtedly interest you style-
wise and prioewiso. AJDIUKERMAN
it SON. Washington BL. So. Norwnlh.
WHAT you 8MOKE .
interests you surely. The best grades
of tobacco are essential to the amok.
er and we are securing the purest sort
here and nothing else..lest assured.
We have a blue line of nloas‘ and
smokers' articles. E. SMITH. Mu-
hncksmo Hotel Block.
3 >3 W~ 1. .
CHRISTMAS l8 ALMOST HERE
And we would be pleased to how; you
look over our stock 01 gold and silvu
mounted meorschnum and Drier goods.
or plain as you prefer. We have a line
01 handsome tobacco jars 'I‘hst colu-
bloatlon cigar Wholder ash tray and
match sole is muoh admired. and will
lie a seller. We shall have the Sparta
25 in a box as well as other altars. for
the Holiday trade. 81.00. WHEI.PI.EY
e CLARK, Cor. Main and Washington
streets. South Norwulku ,
--—-.—O--—-
THANKSGIVlNG cAKfis-PIE8
You will have them-msy prepare
them Yourseltw-lnsy target it and thou
what? Get them trornKANlil'S, Wash
lnxton stunt. Booth Norwaik. lt' s the
place for regullir home made pastries
”4......
ANYONE WILL TELL YOU
The Judge's Finale is the limit of
perfection in too cool clgnrswe mild
dellol us smoke~alili the Original
Hang Ade ll Elie best in the country
to cents. i'l‘ry these brands. we
4 know they will prove elitistsct'or‘y. Sold
Everywhere. Manufltirtured by JOHN
gLDgN‘EOHlAGER‘" 1M ’Whihinrton
. l' l
W.
8ETTLEMINT OF Ears-res. '
Having facilities for settling or as
totes. hill! 8 familiarity with the terms.
methods. and requirements or courts,
the South Norwalk Trust Company cull
administer no eststoamore efficiently
and economically than an Individual,
whose lack of experience may necessi-
tate legal advice at thelmenso of the
estate. The perpetual life or the com
'may. the accessibility of its records.
and its responsibility are also inatters
of importance in the consideration of
this sub! ct. SOUTH NORWAl.K
' TRUST 0.
MN...
FOR LUNCHES
You will ilud our lunch room neatly
arranged and the portions liberal.
Simply light lunches served borer—cor
tea. tea. sandwiches, pie. etc. 8. C
OWENS. North Main BL. 80. Norwalll.
FOR YOUR TH'AE'IQGIVINO DlN-
the turkey is otilrst eonsld'oratlon—~
the relishes second. » You.wlll wept
cranberries. celery, something‘for des-
sert-"mince meat and pumpkin for
plan. You wi Want-to call upon the
CENTRAL F on CD. and be. sure
of the best possible to secure. We.
have a. telhphoue: its number is 130.
W
4 ‘ HOME moscANols‘s.
We are making them daily and they
are ns~your grandma or mother used
to make-~delloions.1‘hore is some.
thing new condywise hero lroouentiy
l". A. LANE, Washington street. South
Am”
Ta. l. MILLS'S
the nearest designs In
lam. and Christmas
Miller undervr‘Esr is
price in The} Norbelks.‘
no hsdos.n and l ‘
3 lot. littoral.
coke. 28c per pound. EDWlN Wlli- .
« inspection of live stock had the furthol
3 3. in: or all ports in the buyout and 8s-
' “8‘4“ provinces. 'lfho qhortormadterr
5 ‘ urpores. as it is known that a‘ hows»
will Euler”
“MIN tor 4th
tie on. it called tor
89%" 44l‘ Bonner or New
ill e l‘ l- Aggmw H.
’ cunesuae cultural oll
lion. F. E Worried. til Wyoming; A.
lDoreluus, outta enyi user oi Utah. our
colonel 0 W. bl pson, ot'l‘ea‘
Eoulc's paper tall or the
nets in the middle South was the that
one board by the convention.
less one f a s .
Ethyl o e c ptloll
enumerated needs which. be said. out.
llemoll would. present to Congress.
Karine hill.
«lit and trend in marketing manufac-
tured articles.
‘ 'l‘hlrd—elaxislntiou to prpvldo {or the
opening or iol‘eul reserves whéro proc-
tiunhle for litre stock grazing.
Fanitllwlieklslatlon providing [in
tuition an ebullsl llve limik osllsus,
lli‘iltthmendmenls to hind laws to
permit settlers to cxollnngerlands with
the general government so that roller.
propeltles may be uolidllled. especially
Within the lie-called railroad limits
wncro the aide railroads secured site»
note government sections.
‘ Bixtthmendméut to the law to en-
uliio the interstate commerce commis-
ulon to enforce its decisions.
laws compelling all food broducti; to
be sold for exactly what they are.
“El ghth~Legislniion permitting (or
tension of transit limit for trullhporilr
tion of live shock in cars; '
Nintliwhegislutlon’ to increase du-
ties on meat products imported from
Germany whenever the German empire
passes a law imposing prohibitive du-
ties on American luont products. ‘
Tenthwlleglslation providing for
leasing the grating lands of the [initial
States to users.
‘Eleventhr-kltotcntion or governmehl
flee distribution of blachle‘x \arolnv
until the full period ol‘ expellmcnlul
work has passed.
LIBERAL PAHTY’S CONDITION.
~~v.
inquiries on to Terms of Peace Otlered
Boon.
NEW YORK. December fiw’l‘he
chaotic condition of the Liberal party
who never more noticeable than at the
meeting of the National Liberal Fed-
motion at Derby. says the London col-
respondent of the Tlihlmu. A resolu-
tion culling upon the Rovernment to
announce the terms on which they
were prepared to conclude peace in
South Africa was not passed without
A noisy scene occasioned by differences
of opinion in regal-die the attitude
taken up by Lord Milner. Mr. Eur
melt. Liberal member ior Oldhsm. ob-
jecting to words declaring it essential
with a view to the; conclusion of peace.
that u special commie onor should be
dispatched to South fries. Cheers
and groans ghee d his statement that
he would ac’bept 0 vote or console on
lmrflilhor 7End the chairman m
compelled to lutervc to restore or-
der As whistler oifiicttb the ill or:
ences between the vorioils section of
thel.ibe1al Potty or differences
on more matters .3 celebs“ llnor
rue they the result. only of the worn.
The dissolution olfthéliblirly began in
“885 and the war has just hastened its
lilogress. which was retarded for a
time by Mr Gladstone 3 personal infill
enue
RovAL'rv ENTENTAINEo.
Prince and Pflnflhfigwflu Quad;
of City of London at Luncheon.
LONDON December 54m city
elltertnlued tho Wines and Pi-‘in‘cess oi'
.. ales this stterooon at a luncbeOn
elven in the Guildhall and pménted
them with an address ot combinin-
gap on their successlul tour of the
rltlsh empire
The royal party drove fro “York
House to the Guildhall :ln
tour- horse lsudau. escorted yLile
Guards They met everywhe with
the heurilest rec egtiop (mlké: sht-
soars lining the l) lghily lit! and
reap zusrdod route. The scene in the
brsry or the CorporAtlon' a historic
Ills were receive b the lord mayor]
Sir Joseph 04.1) s lilo, Add this cor
rsllou was picturesque: Levéo or at
iom‘atlc dress. unltorlns or. judicial
robes wele worn by goo majority or
the guests mu M Ill were the
agents general 0 we lorries. I’rti‘in
inent among the Other notables pres
out were hard ssllsliury, Liord Rose
berry sud Mr and W- Oho‘mherlnln.
“wcmg
WILL cLosn ALL Pours.
w.“
General Choline Not to Permit More
Supplies {leaching Mennonite.
MANILA.“ ‘ficc‘etdbel' 649119318!
Chalice has issued union: for the dies.
4‘
l
moo ”or rent: it) the
low
43818380 or ‘iilllld 38 has fobilhflltlfi'
«Ill-3
bdrldmyi he sold midrib ’3‘
t e‘ busi- '4. ‘
Unltod States senator Warren. of
Wyomlns.‘ read I panel in which he - ~
First-40m“ or the (trout oleomllr- -
8econd~bezislnlinn to warrant de~ I
sevénthwllnsclment 0! pure loud '
«Norwollt 25c.
homers, tillers their Toyhl bigness.-
ill-50‘
‘M‘ilil‘ary lirusllcs ' ' ‘
(pull-l $5“)
Hair Brush _
Ilium! h‘l‘irl'ol'3 $5.75
(‘loill ill'llh'll $3.00
. Hui Iil‘IlSil $1.25
’l‘hosc are all in the l902 Nnr‘
cisxus I’uilcru, wrought ill the
holiest ifrcnch (ircy finisllwu
combination that is strikingly
beautiful and decidedly ulmvc
lilo ill-st average designs.
. memento
AM llllrs‘
llrmslilchcd 'l‘ulilc Linen
$.31.»- (Ciolll and one dozen Nap.
line) are priced as foilowe:
2le 1 yd. Cloth $l3.5o $l~5 .00
2x3 yd. Cloth $(}.,88 $16.50
Mil/2 Hi. Cloih $17 50
23/3234 yd. "(.iolll ~3 $16 50
24ifixg yd. Cloth $l8.oo
Size of, Napkins 22x22 inches.
on us
SUGGEST-u
\ pair of handsome Sill: Sus‘
[Millers as your Holiday offer-
The Mall."
ways at least one pair of. trou-
illu‘ m " There is oh
scrs in his wardrobe without
them and Lhcy are always ac-
t‘t‘plililii‘. We have hundreds of
and they mug
way from
in ”Tho filgd’urnitnm Store
(.‘pslalra" the word ”Couch"
covers a ‘mul’giillrloiol mils at a
\le‘i(l_V of prices. .
touches (varied in Shape,
slylc. quality and: severing)
$7. 50 to $44. 73" allfi’“l1‘pi"" "I“
ilnx Com has Bugdud or Dan~
illl <“.nv(-led I) .I ‘ 4‘4“
$95!) to 3241. 50.44
lied lunches $64.00 and up-
“3111.,
The cclchrnicri 3'4‘.l§cx"4"4('follc.l‘l
with Nzlil'olinl Spring,
.‘llull‘ress :mcl Bolster; 4i
$14-55» I
Gillil’ltll solutions
All!) Minibus
ior mcn‘s Shilts the Wash
labric Section has some lorty
new patterns of, fine Cotton
Cheviotmstrik‘iug ’color effects
in stripe designs. I
I IS. 25, .;
special
News"
” 35c. yd.
of
.41).
item
tlliit
imported Chcviot4WuiSl‘ings, 4o
23’ .»
“Store
says Anderson’s
and 50c. qualiticxarc now
33 256. yard.
I} 1“ .4, 1, .4.
. A
' SPRthlFllillii) lll. December 5~
Governor Yates has issued li'firoclulua
lion calling attention to the destitute
and helpless condition 0! Boots women
children and other non-combatants
now confined in British military camps
in South Africa and rolling upon all
charitable disposed and humane cili
Tens of llllnols to contribute money.
medicine. tood and? clothing‘.for use of
_ the sick nud‘noedy’ prisoners-do these
oomph. lie designates Jltdzslwfildl'wsrd
F. Dunne. Mayor Catriona. Harrison.
of Chicago, and Peter-.VanVllsseoga.
as a committee to receive funds.
SAYS HE WAS TORTURED.
"l suffered shell pain from come i
could hardly walk." writes H. Robin-
son. Hills‘horough. lll.. “But Bucklen‘s
Aruics fislve completely cured them."
Acts like. magic on sprains. bruises.
out). sores. mills..burps,;bolls. ulcers.
Reflect healer or skin diseases and
piles. Cure mlarantoed by F. H Bax-
tor. South Not-walk; .lohll A. Riggs,
i“ ;..
LOVING our FOR Maids LEAGH.
l NEW mNDON Deooluhér 5-—M lor
Smith 8. beach iih charge of the nit-
ed stwtes engineers for this district.
was presented a silver loving cup at
his once in this city yestobdhy. by ‘a
oo'mnilltteo appointed joy the Connecti
cut Civil Engineers! Association. The’
cup Nail presented all a token of re-
gold 01 the engineers who were enter-
tained by Major Leech in New London,
last summer. The coloriiittoo.ll
Kellogg. of New Heron; Georg
1;
Grnns‘da'il nod Harry A. Storms)! ow
‘Loud‘on. won entertained by Major
Leech at dinnéz‘.
saw DEATH hull.
3“lt arseninlsde my heart sche.‘
writow‘l... ‘ .‘0velstresty of Elsie.
Team. i“ been my wits cough until
it seem whet weak and sore looms
woullir lapse Good doctors Amalie
was solar [one with :Eonn
iihlt'lio‘ medicine or earthly 3110i!) Will
yo hen but a friend rumination
‘4 uts‘soroomrtbs 09
r. King's New Discovery, summon
' odor lilo." 838‘de ml
lat:
lime. and sll‘Throet
«waters moron non-count I
:l”
NEED. M READG’W E
. E»
.3-NlEh0Ls automates...
BMEGEPOET. December 's~A con.
tlnuance for a week was mated yw
tordny; in the case of Harry B, Niob-
loll; thatailor' arrested for alleged lul-
plicatlon in the collision illicit result
ed in the death at Charles Bergman,
two months 9.50.1}. quest for this
action was made by fehéls' oounoe‘i.
Bonds are planted at $690.- ‘
Arvin Sundahl the’8wede who is
supposed to have been in the tour
with Nichols at the tibia of the acci-
dent has left .43 8 ate 4‘ ‘
AN svmostlsi‘ls ill-oar.
‘l suffered for years with s bron-
cbini or lung trouElc and tried var
ious remedies but did not obtain por-
monont relief until; manned man
One Minute Cough, (I re trite: Rey.
James Klrkman.o count of Belle
Rlver, ill. 1‘. hsvémo moms in
recommending it to all so our! from
maladies at this kind.” One Minute.
Couch Gore affords .lmmedisbd relief
for coughs. colds and all kinds or
throat and lung troubles. mr croop
it is unequalled. A-lihlilutbly Into. Very
pleasant to take, never fails and in
r‘cslly a favorite wltbl the children.
They like it. George C. Stilsoll.
'WORST STOBN OF OEAION.
“PallahAND ore. December 5»—
w st storm the mu ruled
oil‘ihe Bradshaw schism counts =
for 30 hobrl ending Yestol'tily westuér
Forecast oilielesl Bale estimated Tthat
the wind velocity- let! the coast was
ninety miles an hour with gusts teach—
log 10 miles an hour}
WW
0‘? "New? 1-
D S. Mitchell, Fultord.
in: a long illness l was trouble with
lied .rsores was tdvlsed to try "Derlte
itch ~8le Solve and did so with
l was perfectly
on tho'blir
onde ul resolts.
3.. it is the bootp
Beware o: cont) 4
other»: ‘ 3‘
ILODGI.‘
her lowl‘he
Willa ' 011ml
‘of‘ this sxcollonb medicine lied
Norwalk Chronicler