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EATHER FORECAST.
recent [or Norwalk and vicinity:
Fa i‘ tonight and Thursday. ..
Plessant weather prevails generally
thiil morning. in all sections east of
the ”Rocky Mountains. There has been
slight tall in temperature in the
northern sections and a slight rise In
, the southern. The range of tempera-
tare was from in degrees at Key West
. to 8 degrees below zero at Edmonton.
,EConditions favor, for this vicinity.
a pleasant weather. with slightly lower
temperature.
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Company D will drill at the armory.
tonight.
The Rev. William Fitzgerald. of East
Hartford, is a visitor in town.
James Costello the well- known cap-
tain of .ldope Hose Company, Is Ill.
”The Nurw wpik Boston Store is being
handsomely decorated by Advertising
Manager McDermott.
.—-.——-~_——.
-—Grost bargains in Pianos this
month. J. W. Btudweii‘s.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Blankenship.
who have been the guests of Mr. and
'Mrs. J. A. Richardson, of West ave:
nus. have returned to their home In At-
talla. Ala.
Miss Rachael J Wallace. of New York
city. has resigned her position as teach-
er In the Franklin school. and today
; began the duties of a new position in
* ‘ the New York public schools.
—-A boi of imperial Crown Cigars
makes the nicest Christmas present.
.H. E. Bloomer is critically ill 01
I pneumonia. at his home In Prospect
avenue. Mr. Bloomer. who is a veter~
inary. was out on a call some days ago
and was taken with sudden chills. and
had to be taken home.
-—Don‘t forget John A. Slater auc-‘
tlon of‘l-ibusehold Furniture, Thursday
at 10 a. m.. 5 Seymour Place.
8. Wallace Osborn. who has been
seriously ill for the last live weeks, is
not so well, a specialist from Bridge-
port being called in consultation.
Monday. His very many friends hope
for a change for the better and his
speedy recovery..IIg..
—-Brasilian Balm is a harmless, pos-
itive curative for colds and all inlia‘rn-
guisesses.‘ .. bottle, 10c. at
swimsuit!
Try some or our on make. Made
small plgs,no adulteration.13c
or Bperry a Barnes'a If you
Wednesday. and Thursday
Porterhom Steaks tor
be married tomorrow evening. at a
o'clock. at the homeotthsbridein Wll.
ton.
‘ n. r. o. s 'Aof
‘E Wink“ .
'; Intlhueirls‘ss
" Alain? e
trees and
willow and beautiful «lesions In
Pianos for Bouillon; {L W; Btudwell's.
2 $5
The til-st sdlislgament or Christmas
I "W sobiphle this eliciting.
gems that parsonage. In Booth Main
glut of Judge George D Keeler. of
at Main street.
5': III-High Bchooi Fair. Dec. 1245.
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The Junior dancing class. of Profes-
sor W. Gilbert Nowell. is meeting this
afternoon in Arlon Halt
Cockenos Tribe. I. 0.3%. will give
a sociable this droning In Red Men's
Hail, In the Caseltehu idlng. -
There Is scarlet fever at the reel-I
deuce oi Mrs. Delia Plait. In Spring
street. It Is under quarantine.
iE‘Ws‘EEEEm Keeler. of Mount Vernon. Is
-E—-Fancy Suspenders. one palr in a
box; make nice gifts. at 500. 750. $1. 00.
31. I50. Glilin'a
A sociable and entertainment was
held. last night. at the home of Mrs.
Hannah Guthrie, in Silverminsq
An Ice plant is to be established with
the new building that Thom n &
Cole. the oyster dealers. are bold Elna.
Miss Etta Schultze has taken the
place of Miss Lillian May Bevcreil. In
the law odice oil Attorney H3 E. Ferris.
mBraaIIian Balm ls finding great
favor among sufferers from come. For
sale at Piaisted'a and Baxter‘s.
The funeral of the late Michael Cica-
son will be held from St. Mary's
Church, tomorrow morning, at 9
o'clock. '
A special business meeting of Put-
nam Hose Company Is to be held to-
morrow ight. and all members should
be present
The handsome gray team of horses
belonging to Frank J Donahue. have
been purchased by Ambler Brothers, of
new Canaan
Victor E. Ferris is able to be around
again. after his recent illness. but has
.not yet recovered suiiiclently to get
down to business.
The Knob Outing Club“ s new addition
is rapidly being pushed towards com-
pletion. Contractor Henry W. Mather
is doing the work.
nu”...
A Christmas sale is in progress this
afternoon at Grace parish house. in
Belden place. The ladies will serve you
a supper at 6 o'clock.
Hall, in Rowayton tomorrow night.
and a good ‘tiine may be expected to
all those who attend It.
The pupils attire Norwalk University
School will give a dance. this evening.
A number of young ladies from The
Norwalks have been invited to attend.
The debating society oi the Catholic
Club wil be reorganized this evening.
Livingstone Russell. of Westport. will
be present and deliver an address on
the subject “Oratory."
Jacob Uttlnzel'. farmerly clerk for
8.33 Raymond E Son. the grocers. who
closed their doors Saturday night. has
secured a position with Frank H Fitch
the Woodward avenue grocer
The anus! meeting of the Norwalil
lire department will be held a week
from tonight. in Pioneer Hook and
Ladder Compsnys quarters. when the
election of onlcers will take place.
w—“’—
A. J. Collins a Co. are not only up to
received a line of the prettiest sideM
boards. tables. chairs and chins closets
on the market.
their line before purchasing. Bee adv
Barry Lee Underhill and Miss Anna
Belle Canfleid. of Wilton. diugliter of
or. and Mrs. George W Csnlleld, will
1 l
3 A meeting of Washington Caron. No.
.. will be‘ ll ' Thaw
Alodgearobms. imports
is to come up: dissim-
“summation of
Final p
an cote
tubi- nam
me
u at be tip
bars are ‘ndi‘ueeted to be
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31st bubbles or his persimmon.
15:01 and Ilsmorihl Association
‘. ”tin.
There will he a dance In Culder'a $7
date. but a date ahead. They have just ‘
If you want one inspect .
love. Hevrtlley an relaying linear
Doll, and "so. are dividing the honors wlth terse—Iron. mehenlcsi.EII’
shiny all children as the
basement. it epoch es With novel, bright and emulsion Willi! Elliot little fill“. E
a".
E wood and lentils. A boy or nE girl. louver or a mother. could spend helm
hm m then so" we to see more Joy-giving articles.
Spring rockingIllorsos, almost gallop
like a real bone. ”.75 and more.
Rocking horses covered with plihlh
that looks like I. real home's cost
‘(made across the ocean) [10.50 slid
ess
Shoo lly rockers. little bite at child:
ren can rock In them and not hell out.
660 to 52. 60.
Magic lanterns With fine views, 07. 50
down to 290. The nicer ones are sell
ing like hot cakes. .
Men-ot- war and ocean liners thin; go
iineiy. Some are run by clock-wow.
some have steam engines. 290 to $5.
Small ssli- boats, modeled supposed-
Iy alter Columbia. whose name they
bea$r.l of steel and Indestructible. title
to 1
Pianos of sizes from very tiny to
quite latte. 25s to $3
Toilet sets. japanned and very pretI
ty, $2.25 to 34.
And oh such a lot of animals
Coats that "blot" and have line long
hm as.
Sheep that "baa"—thalr curly horns
are glided.
Cowa that are g d miniatures of
real Jerseys and the. low. E
And camels. and elephants. and dogs
-—a whole menagerie. E
Prices from it down '
DOLL.
Let's take another look Eat the big
(atoll lot dolls and at all the this“ tor
t 3
her oils.
:Beaiatiful jointed dolls. blonds Eor
dark hair, browrl or blue eyes, Jointed
limbs and heads, sewed wig, shoes and
stockings. 29 Inches long. I5. 50.
“Majestic" jointed dolls. neat body.
bisque lace. sewed will. light or dark
32-inch 8275
18-inch .2. 00.
Kesther' a kid body dolls. with shoes
and stockings. moving eyes. 52. Ill).
8.1.50 and 81...’
"American beauty” kid body dolls,
27 Inches long, double -lolntod knee.
sewed wig, 33 50.
Handwercks jointed dolls.
made had pretty faces 3126
Doll's gotollrts and carriages. 50c to
$7. A splendid style with movable
track and footrest 31 25.
China tss- sets, 25o to “.00.
finely
Agate kitchen- sets. 26c. 50c and
more.
Parlor and bed room sets. wood. 25c.
see only”.
Little sewing machines (can malts
Dolly's clothes on them) 31 25. ’
Doiie’- beds metal and wood. 25c
to $1. ‘
lenmocks for dolls. 25¢.
Basement.
M I LLINERV. ‘
The millinery man has been crowd-
ed up into just a corner of his former
department by the books. But he is al-
ter business inst as heartily as ever.
See the bargains he‘s made roadyi
Fancy breasts and wings
83 sort at 81.50.
82 sort at $1.
31 sort at 50c.
Trimmed hats, black and colored.
worth double. 83. 84 and 85.
Children's Tame at 25c
Children' s hats at 25c.
Children a hate made to sell at $7. 50
and 310 83.50 and I5.
Near book-shop. right. rear.
ART PILLows AND
BURNT-LEATHER oooos.
Finished pillowa or top and back to
be made on Everything for the mak-
ing 0! course.
Pillows of burnt leather monks. in-
dians. etc the seared patterns show
richly on the tan-colored leather I5. I
college pillows of burnt leather ath- E
letes in colors painted inside burnt do
signs. 87. E
Painted pillows, lndlans on leather“
. i
Fancy pillows. many sorts. $1. 95.E
82. 50 and 84. 50.
Burnt leather pipe-racks. fantastlcE
decorations. finished with fringed lea-
ther, 75c 81 and ll. 5.0
Burnt~leathsr tsblomats. odd andi
very new. The to 83. 50. I
Lithographod pillow- tops. 45c. i
Satin pillow-tops 75c, $1 and $145.:
Pillow cord ‘
mercerized-iOc yd.
silk (smalii—lilc yd.
heavy silk—18c yd.
Mercerised pillow-tassels. l for 250
Girdles tor bath-robes. 450.
Third floor. take elevator.
FANCY'APRONS. .
Pretty combinatlo s of lawn and
trimming (or holiday . its.
Very line lawn in several styles. lin-
ished with Inserting embroidery tucks
or hemstitchlng. 75c 81 and $1. 25.
Several new styles prettily trimmed
Sheer lawn with deep hem and clue
tors of tanks. 39c.
Lawn with rallies. tucks or hem-
stilling. some trimmed with lace or
‘ era roidery, 26c.
Aprons for children of Ii to 12, pret-
tliy trimmed with ribbon in combina
tion with hemetitching and Inserting.
50c and 65c.
Second time.
FINE STATIONERY
IN BOXES.
Elegant correspondence paper in
rich boxes. .,
Finest to $2.50; from that to 50¢.
Boxes with are quires or paper and
envelopes. 82. 50 '
Crescent bones with live quires of
was r and sonic $2.85
Whitiag'a Organd e5 In fancy boxes
tints, four sizes. 81:9
Fancy boxes containing three sizes
E paper and envelopes to tints. $1 50.
Whitman society stationery. 90c.
Hurd‘s Holland linen. 900.
Crane’s linen lawn. 85c.
Desk-sets. $5.75 to 75c.
An ebony set with silver mountings
is the finest.
. Bookshop right. rear.“ ’
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W‘E “YO . 1. la
8W3 At yaamuei Fernanda;
was on hand to see the criminal mill
stated- lie is not yet through with
themtrett railway cases In the civil
_. of the court. but he expects to
have lhsni go over pending the session
of this court.
There were twenty-sight prisoners
brought down {rpm the jail to be put
to plead None til the cases were in-
"portant. The prisoners were brought
up In two lots. All but one were men.
The lone women Is Etta Boyd. or
Norwalk. who had two brothers In
love with her‘. little picked out the old-
or brother that and married him Then
they all went to live together. Things
did not go well with the married pair.
Etta coniided In the younger and
T}: sult of It all
ey arrested
her with the younger brother and
both one before this court to answer.
The woman says she ls innocent. The
case will come up late r.
Business was taken up right on and
the ER Hudson! were put to plead. Elmer
dame was the ilrst offender to
race Judge (lager. He was charged
with burglary on two counts commit
ted in Huntington. and he surprised evI
eryhody‘ by pleading guilty Sentence
was deferred.
.Thoodore (l. leile. at Stamford
pleaded not guilty of assault with in-
tent to kill Martin Galbraith on De
camber 5th last. when he shot oil a
revolver at him. .
Elmer Bennett pleaded not guilty to
burglary. He is accused of breaking
Into the store of Frederick C. Banger
in New Canaan.- ~
James T. Brady was indifferent and
funny. He was accused of being a
tramp and a vagrant person from
Stainlord. He was a little deaf and
the clerk asked him whether be are
derstood.
“Yes. most all it." he said.
right:
ones.”
“Do you want counsel?" asked the
clerk
“Yes it the court does not mind.’
Counsel was assigned and Brady
said not guilty.
“it is all
It does not make any diiler-
SENSATIONAL MINING SUIT.
Involving Title to Famous Golden
Chariot Property.
BOISE. Idaho. December ll—A sen-
sational mining suit. involving the li-
tie to the famous Golden Chariot prop.
crty. which has produced 811000.000.
has been tiled In the United States
Court here The suit was brought by
the Golden Chariot Mining Company,
the stockholders of which are mainly
San Francisco people. against Timothy
Regan. of this city and the War Eagle
Consolidated Mining Company.
Alter the crash in 1873 the Colder:
Chariot was closed down. Subsequent
iy It was rel-located and finally passed
Into the ownership of Mr. Regan. The
War Eagle camp. holding adoption
from Mr. Regan, Is driving a long turn
as] in order to reach the vein many
hundred feet below the old workings.
The present suit In brought for the
purpose of recovering the title to the
mine It being alleged that the re-
Iocation of the property for alleged
non- performance of assessment work
was the result of fraudulent conspir
acy.
sou: ros“zxeos‘r. “
NEW YORK December 114Heidei-
back, lckehelmer & Company have en
gaged $400. 000 in gold [or export to
marrow
by Your Eyes
But do not strain ihem.
Use one of our nth:
PORTABLE LAMPS
for reading and aching.
Hey ’ne BRELIANT.
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ECONOMICAL.
EAllonacoaunloflhe
Warsaw was.
WILL PIPE IT AT CWT E
Office own Monday. Wednesdayand
. 1Com Italiwau (in
combination of style. variety. quality t0 match. 39¢-
with the markets. Mskers’ mlstdhee of overproduction often put
our counters that you can ill alters to pass. The time Is ripe for til
belt values. such values as In many cases are advertised today it.
tomorrow. Home. as we m“. often said, It pays to “watch out.” '
WOMEEN'O COATS AND
POPULAR, RABLANS.
A weak on moor mm H ..
unansweaa suvlno I: ll-
. I on’ till it ou’ll be a
Our selling or outer garments this mi)... 3.11133 5;, warm winter, "
season is far and away ahead or any Wear tor men, women and
previous season‘s selling. We made a 3831!! In a hurry W9 WW 5‘“
supreme short and you have appro 3:3: 93:11:35,”?353: ”53:?
elated it, are appreciating it and will
same when you come to invest!
continue to appreciate It It's a strong I Men's Heavy Fleece Shir-tel}!
Men’s B’s-t Quality Ficus
Double Breasted Shirts. lira,
match, In all sizes. 490.
Men's Heavy Ail-wool shirts .
Drawers. white, natural. camel
and price that is doing the business.
Ladies Melton Cloth Coats. three
quarter lilting, velvet collar a bargain'
at $5.98. and scarlet, 980.
Ladies' Black Beaver Cloth Coatm Boys' Fleece shirts and Omit
satin lined velvet collar. :15. 00 value sizes 24 to 34. nicely mado.I ,
ior $10.75. I i Missee' Jersey Hingerizoléiose;
Bargain in Ladies' Oxford Raglan: and Pants “”9” 2 to
an 35293 in Btock ’1098- " Womln'l 33.5 QUI'HY chm“
and Pants. long or short sleet!
Ladies’ Fitted Oxford Ragisns. yoke size 3 to 0 4%
back. lined throughout; special at Women's Jersey Ribbed vlm‘ E
815.98. Pants. hall wool. 75c. I BiEE ,
Children’s Box Coats well made E Womens Plain "E “u"
good quality lining. sizesE e to 14 years.‘ Xfih‘fif‘ml a" W°°‘ "h,
' "A erocsmo sronv _
THAT WILL lNTEREST YOU.
Just four lots and better lots
Children's Raglan Coats. sizes 3 to
16 years. in red, blue, grey and tan. at
$3.39. I
l l d ri o ‘
Lediss’ Flannelette Shirt Waists. all ”355535 'EEEET-igsIE/Eysl’sstE Black
colors. plain back. bishop sleeves, 59c. d h . k 1 l i ,
Ladies Flannel Shirts Walsh. task 030:;- finafiiax; EEBIcycloE H
ed front and back, bishop sleeve, 31.00. 512.. c to 10 17c. pair. .
Ladles’ French Flannel sum Waieis Wm“ ’ Fm“ ”"4 H°"I "’38
’ 17c. kind, Zp'air‘ for 25¢. ,. .. .
made up in the latest style. $2.50. , Womens Wool Hose. plain an r
A better grade of Shirt Wants. made bed, 25c. pair.
or French Flannel Brilliantine. Albn- Men’s Black Camel Hair an .
trees and line Cashmere. prices from ral Wool Half Hose, worth 15 to 2 ,
$3 to 35. 49. special, 2 pain 250.
Clething Sale
Now On.
Men’s. Youths’ and Bous’ Suits.
and Furnishings being sold record-
less oi their original cost. You
. can find some suits here uou and
yours will be prohdlo wear. and
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there will be the additional sails:—
iaciion of thinking of how much '
0011 have saved.
98 Washington St .
soghorwaik.
Norwalk Chronicler