nit. Masher 12.10
. NOTlcli
The annual meeting or the» stock; (
insiders at this bank. for the election .
_ of directors. will be hold at the hank- ‘-
iug house. on. Tuesday January 14.:
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HM ‘ .. ., ‘ 1902. Polls open trorn i1 uthEto 1A ,
y 0 , so humiliation. for ’ W3 M Norwalk proof for Southm‘ ‘ H- P. P ‘. . . i
ii. ii‘mbu‘symmm to Th. mmm m ‘ .d 13 8t cashier. 1
must letters not tit-Iron. 1 p 9’. . t‘ W,
_ mm.-. w.-- surnnrn‘rnnan'rs. ,
it's local endorsatlon [or local readers. .
ussiau minister of justiltc ‘
tickled I” introduce trial by ‘5 it will stand the most rigid invastlgn- .
a provisional measure.
Hov'ris ‘frHEA'ar. ,
TUESDAY. DECEMGER 17.
A Production Celebrated Throughout
tho Entire English'Speaking World.
Poaitlva Appearance Of
. Bowls ‘
Morrison ‘
tlun.
‘. . . Mrs. Frank 1 8. ‘9
Int $8,000,000 were spent on M ll who iisides at on ,
great Chennb irrigating canal \, First nvenuo. says: "I had kiddo)i
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all“ will“? 0-7095 0f ill-‘5‘; year i complaint and an itching back. it in-‘
the irrigated lands ill‘fi/ vztlvi
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[at twice that amount. iteriered with/mo when engaged in my ,
‘ liionsehold duties and at night when
Mcrtcns, oi;
'oiessor ‘ 1: . 1".
sin. who recently returned to l you “we“ mat to ”new you, it kept
native land from a visit to lllefllp the itching. When i read about
‘ will
' not 0. Pm
. ‘ l mixed by hand will wear twice
Rinse“ l
and his Superb Company of Players.’
‘_ his 6m. sin
, V . _ . hrWNlPl‘lii
was tuned dead in bed this martinis.
in his room at 1019 K; stroot‘the honha'
adioinins that, of Mrs. Ada Gilbert”
Dennis. the mediate, who was mYBtsr-i ‘
iotisly assaulted a week ago in her;
apartments. Presley's death is no»
credited to the inhalation of illuminat.‘ ,
ins can. Owing to the proximity oi the l «
two houses the death and tortuou- morn.
ments of Presley are being investigat-
ed ‘ ‘ ‘ '
him. Dennis is sin. in a precarious
condition. ,
J unius Brown
Painter and Pant Hunger.
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Pure White trend and Zinc
as long and cover double sur-
. face as machinery mixed. The
house of William Stevens and at
library at Washington ini—
{ehticd him more than any other
stitiition visited.
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onsas is queer, but she is also;
till» According to the report is- ‘ o
tm‘cnt, the? total: waldo: of all ‘
, ‘ prodtié‘ts-gnndhllw: stock thisg
. r is $350,000,000. This is an is
crease of $17,000,000 over last.
‘ r‘s v'alucs. ,
_ he vicisslttidc of things is il-i
tistratcd by the fact that the ltnl—~ it
"d htateli- says “lat the "fl'lnoan's Kidney Pills, led me to think
lcured ms promptly and quickly. It 1
ed by the StateAgricultural dc— 3 what to do."
Y., sole agents for the United States.
they might help me. and I went to
iPlalsted’s drug store for a box. They ‘
ver should have n recurrence I know
All New this Season. Magnificent My residence ,5
Scenery. Electrical Surprises. . llllm Grove, street. '
The Great “Bracken" scene. j .
0n acaountiof’u‘e iength of “I“ per. ‘ W
. formancs the onrtnin will rise prompt-
ly at 8 o'clock sharp. , ‘ tum M
For sale by'sll dealers. Price 50
cuts. Foster-Milhiirn 00.. Buffalo. N. .
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IORIGINAL FAMOUS PRODUCTION I
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Pnicss 25, 50, 75:, $1.00.
Stephen Wilcox. both on South
Main street. were painted by me
in this manner over eleven years
ago. They are still good. ‘
Your house will stand as well
it i paint it. My since. 52 South
‘ FAUST.
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i Main street.
Di.
him lleiicint
Remember the name—Dunn‘swand F
she no other.
"urplus for the current year, and ‘
rte that an industrial revival
Lus‘étdit.througliout Italy. It
t icing ago that Italy was in‘
. toi the 38,000,000 inhabitants
;. France, 21.000.000 live in the
own or village in which they
born and 30,500,000 have not
veil out of their native depart—
Wnts. Unly 1.500.000 have Cllll‘
Vtcd to France from colonies 0r
' ign countries.
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WHAT WOMEN ARE DOING.
' short red Jacket of rod‘ciotli is
turn over a blouse of while lndia silk.
.. he deliciousness of toast depends
ill?
b
its being browned evenly and
nghiy. . .
blackmandgwbliite .plaid cloth is
‘ with goodhlfsct to trim a street
it of dove-gray French zibeline.
Pals olive green cashmere was select-
for a visiting tonette. and it is to be
a?“ with a Grecian border of lacs
9. new; stcplé'iernbroldery (combines
‘ l '! thfihipchéga {or in
. gray or 'gk bids.
which. "
‘ e separate skirts are making it
{or vogue. They are worn with
ill tsp! very light. dainty colors and .
“1 ‘ table only for dressy affairs.
‘5 Ve'you seen the opera glasses that
flat and so small they can be
(i in a case just like u curd case
trifle‘iongor? They are much
easily curried than the ordinary
nd are for lighter.
e albatross dotted with and—
I‘OYai bind-makes a adinty ouse ~
The collar, cuffs. belt, top of
ill color deduce, and a fanciful sr- .
' 'ent about the ‘shoulders are
'0! bands “of velvet ribbon of
ldth the color of the dots.
_ how‘s. housekeeper who never
' or table cloths in crusswiss
The‘cloth is folded so it has
long folds and than it is simply
.- This dishes. as you see. a great
‘ pleas foldsrand prolongs the life
cloth. beside showing the put-
! the linen to better advantage
he table:
pines-styles are particularly
lo for'ho _ gowns. but hey re—
ins . with». crisis to get he beat
' outseline is probably the pret-
tlis most, perishable, or .them
is p‘fit ., for the body-of the
(1 will ‘ior the lull-length
.migianrnay be of velvet or
red studs. .and the finish for
k. should be real lace. A nice
make the sleeves is to use real
but in the neck for the whole
" ad let a short puff of the gray
fall ovgr it at the shoulder.
a illillll
stock ’
‘ 11mm rs,
- man“...
8100
- yrs-«oases» on
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minister of finance announces .
‘Ansonia Official Has interesting Exper-
‘a time was kept guessing. Armed with
the papers. Freedman sought out Ko-
vits’s place or business. shortly after
it o'clock in the morning. walked into
the store and with an crucial air asked
if the proprietor was in. He was not
instant his Ville was. and stating his
businws. Freedman calmly took pos—‘
:did not take kindly to Freedman‘s
taking of the store.
. ornament. curl
lbrdtlght‘mn‘t‘ posspli” WQrcli'plleWh _
KIND STAMFORD :monsi' into a
“‘L ad 1
orients; HAD HOT TIME.
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iencc‘ with an Attachment.
Frank Freedman made his debut as
bad sli' c. fin ncinll ' and ‘n—1 . ,
trially dip a y I a city sheriff pf‘Ausonin i-cc‘cntly, says
.1 .f ,l 1. fthe Sentinel.“v‘vhsn he served a writ in
he French are home-people. of attachment on the meat and groc- ;0t
ery store of John Kovitz, on Jersey;
street.
According to Freedman, he had
1 most interesting time of it, and for P.
itis‘sion of the store.
‘ Dec. 20—“Kln
citul by Mr. S.
Jan. 14-Mrl. P. M. Strayor. Manolo ?
slut, and Mr. Franz Kalteniiorn. Violin
Feb. 25-—“Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde."
Lecture .and lmpcrnpnation. Dr. Rob i
ert Noursc. ‘
Comedy lmpersonuted by Mr. Edward
Superb course for $1.00; with Reserv-
sou'ru
' Tickets
1 ' "cones,
ive‘ Entertainments} RHEUMATISM
For 31.00. i soup or
Lear," Dramatic Re- i
. Clark-of Chicago. ‘
ALL DRUGGISTS.
We are in mm
to handle nlliairoperty (real or
personal) to he said by auction. 3
An auctioneer has been em-
ployed by us and proper atten-
tion warranted to all work pluc-
ed in the hands of this agency. l
Jacob M. Ladies.
Railroad Place. So. Norwalk.‘
1). 'w. kimono"
_ uni-Ion.
rtuoso.
Mar. 11—-RocltaI. by Mr. S. Archer
been and Dr. Franklin l). Lawson.
New York. . 1
Apr. 8—“An American Citizen." u
Elliott.
as Santa. $1.50. ’
SINGLE ADMISSION. 35 01’s.
NORWAIM CONGREGA-
TIONAL CHURCH.
at Plaisted's and iinur's.
NEXT FRIDAY. “KING LEAR."
The reading of the writ seemed to
FUNERAL DIRECTOR
be all Greek‘to the woman and she“
Kovltz‘s brother-
in-law came in next. and, also object‘
lug, Freedman and hehad quite a lively
.. . ‘> ”which Freedman says
tho hrother-id- is threatened to shoot.
After some parleying. Freedman says
he kicked the man out or the store, and
another man appearing, Freedman had
some more hot arguments.
Frredman grappled with one of the
men onnthezsidswalk and a live scuttle
ensued. Free man says the pots:
conducts’h stallion close by. and Freed-
man called upon Wnrcholik to assist
him in the name. of the law. Wareho-
lik. instead of coming to Freodman's
assistance. dodged into the store. it is
claimed. and-Freedman. thinking the
store more valuable than the man. let
so his flip and ‘went back into the
st ~o. Her held on to the place until
i550 its some home and settled the bill.
with costs of Freedman's experience
added.
Wai‘chollk. not knowing how Fined—
man would fare. ran over to Main
street and gotNChief Ellis to come over
to sails 'the city sheriff. Freedman
hung on and was still alive when the
chief arrived. nespue Wareholik's
tears. The writ of attachment was for
$80. and- was served at the instance ,0!
Philip Colin. through hisiattorney, G.
H. Ennis.
' lNSURED VALUABLE LETTER
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2 , “7"“— . .
Mrs. Proctor Loot tho $1,500, but Com-
, panyéi-iaci to Pay Her.
= "“Mrs. Mary" | ‘n Proctor. 'of" Ansonia. '
AND EMBALMER.
19 North Main BL. South Norwnlk.
Residence, 9 Crescent Terrac-
“Plenliune at house. 34-6.
A Flush
Valveg.
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initial Holidays.
Willsoon
b e h e rs
Let us sugrest as a present
Panama its limit
w
Nolsoless. closes without jar or wn.
icr hammer. Has no tank.
They're 1'1E IDEAL
Beautiful ! , vouimsrss masons: assu.
Durable l LATING ‘thUSi-i VALVE.
A sell adjustihg ficssuro regulator,
applied to a Plinth Valve operated by
direct pressure. Eilffiharges the some
n (i
inexpensive i
No more acceptable gift
could be desired.
ALL LATEST DESlGNS.
Prices $2 upward.
amount or water same length of
time. regardless f the head or pres-
sure in service pipe.
See it in operation in our display
:Hoitce
\Qfil : so
a )N
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Christmas}
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Here are the largest, stocks of staple
and lancv goods ever brought by
us to Norwalk—lhe broadest va- ~
iietv of goods ever gathered under
one roof in this city for the Holi-
daiv season. '
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The most popular, inexpensive goods that you could wish are here. So are the most exclusive.
Such a stock of JEWELRY as is matched in none but the up-to-datc jewelry stores, and at
‘ men’s wear.
much lower prices. than must be paid there. An excellent BOOK DEPARTMENT where ‘all of the
SPECIAL HOLIDAY BOOKS and Popular Works can be found. A MEN’S FURNISHING DE-
PARTMENT that has SUSPENDERS, NECKWEAR, GLOVES, in fact everything desirable for
Then such a MARVELOUS VARIETY OF. POCKETBOOKS AND PURSES. PHOTO-
] GRAPH FRAMES, BELTS AND BUCKLES, FANS, TOILET ARTICLES. PERFUMES,
‘- WOMEN’S NECKWEAR, HANDKERCHIEFS and other popular gift-things for men and women.
Best of all is the surety of truth, worth and goodness that goes with every article bought here.
And this assurance gives a sense of satisfaction to recipient as well as giver. There ismthere can be—
no distrust of quality in any article that comes from this store. Here the Christmas instinct which
’ 1 seeks the best of its kind for giving. is most fully satisfied at less cost than where transactions are
less broadly and skillfully conducted. ' '
Telephone Call. 58-2.
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Seymour’sStore
0th Isucl'be more working days and Christmas will be berg.
'tention to THIS STORE. We are loaded for business.
exceed our Thanksgiving rash. It will be well for you to examine our stock before purchasing
We can furnish your dinner complete from the consomme to and including the nuts.
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We scant to call your at-
We expect our Christmas trade to
elsewhere. Goods gathered from all olier the humid. Only the‘purest and best of everything.
Those
who want a permanent and substantial place to do business will find it right bet-e.
(l. E Seymour, Leading Grocer, 33 West Washington Street
R, N! Rh
Conn—lihilwaii (it
Lighting Co.
36 WASHINGTON STREET
iCoilloiililiiiiiniiiil estStieeh
,wlm lost $1,500. which she had sent by v.
mail trom Birmingham. :Enfiland. mi
“Anemia. m. Soptemhsr. 190i). recsiv d
a draft for the amount Friday. from the .
underwriting spray in‘ which mama;
,rv was! tired. s rat ‘ r “‘
i'nll amtiiipnt claimed. loss mwwh eh i"
Mrs. Proctor's attorneys in England §
claimed for costs of collection. It took i .
The Turnin
.tsr for the loss. holding that it was i ‘
lover's year of constant effort to collect l
.i the money. the insurance‘ annoy at i
,.first declining to recompense Mrs. Pot4 l
.: not responsible. The case was a most 1
i mixed up one and claimed the attention .
lot both the United Btutrs and English .
icovmmsntl. which had much corral-
} condense on the mutter. ’ ‘
Mrs Proctor. whosshoms was in Bir-
‘mlnshsm. made arrangements to come
its this country in September. 1900. and
ion the 14th or that month tools, passage
Hit a mail consular. reaching Annuals on p
the 23rd. Before leaving the put the!
nested envelope and mail- i
that“ told the precaution to in-
firm. it at tho, inc aides where the
“sin-chased hsr stain-hip ticket The
packet in which she had placed the
money mashed Antonia the day after
* she arrived than and was delivered-by
sumo (if-tits comm of the local post‘
enemllmt mrtound to he mimic the
mono .
"7 “Willem of the envelope had been
disturhsd and the cash abstracted. and
tho mutton bolus reported totths pow
' ~ Muslim “sunfish
. , . its ”airshow
.thoriti in said to
‘ hi
vs it u
the cover: ‘
so- u .
dltsovsr'whsrs I
dsclip : ‘
leilylErei‘glilfiline-
' BETWEEN
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new rank. l!
NOR WALK imp
scum, iron want.
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Point.
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Your son and daughter ought each
to have.
A SAVINGS ACCOUNT.
Better start them at this bank dur‘
ing the holidays.
Do you know this may be the very
turning point of their lives?
THI sourii non‘wstk siwiuos
, IANK _
[burrito sins summits.
Scamers Eagle bud City of Nor-
rwalk leirvoNcw York, Pier 23.
East River. Beckman street. 3 p.
‘in. Norwalk and South Norwallt
’during the night.
“~uw
Cuoumhor Picki
1 qt. jar New Joli
r sodium. 32
.9... "rgmfifiilt’gor-th‘
arid. ,. l,
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ii planar».
,Pitthilim WI
Put-s Lost Lardner its.
.thchfisld County Print Butter, ”2., 21¢
3 cans Early Juno Ross. for
FINEST lLGIN;‘CfiEAME.BY"BUTTER, 27!: PER POUND.
TEETNE
11..th
For
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. toilillllb Billiillli
Our connection with other stores“
. sad humour. ow
‘ . . , or: running;
4‘ in the front milk
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the. immunity
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20 lbs. or uimti align for 51.00;
3 can: Ohoi Tomatoes. for 26s i
Cape Cod Gr ‘ barrio-pp» qt.. 8c;
3 cans Magnoll ilk for 250 l
250
Donovan handing. mi Norwalk.
. y . .msguwhufrii ,.
is clingy-ironed brownstone.
it"svs
IW PUR-
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A. F. Bushman a 60.. 8noosuori.
as and
Tell Call 133.6.
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TROLLEY MAP OF Ol'ATE.
vitiabio Future of aspen tum.
Rlllroad commissioners.
F‘v' the next annual report the rail-
ru- commissioners have had made a
.m of- the IMO, containing the exact
‘ loch ion and lines or route of all of the
trol y lines ln'Connectlout and show-
ing philaiy the» cities and towns
til i all which the bandpass, Thiii will
be he that tlme that a map at tho
tro s ,. illicit has been incorporated in
.1, . r or the commissioners. For
any
rod
for
t
bl
it his been given. but in tint report
not, this (trolley tints «will mints
. lisp. oppositions. A’ limousine at
vaginal. been inundation. the
a map is two {mud nine
. a years past a map of the stem:
"in ii MAlCHLESS BilR‘GAINhee.
To every purchaser of one pound of Our Very Best Mocha and Java Coffee at 30c., or one-half
pound of our Famous Mixed or Black Tea. we will give FREE 1.000 “Our Darling" Parlor Matches.
Buy quick as this offer is for a short time only.
A Few of Our Mann Specials for This
Week:
gaugsr Cured Hams, per pound, 129/21:
icsllfornia Hams. per pound, 100
New Persian Dates. per Ih., 70
idold Dust Washing Powder, pkg., 170
iMattls Mitchell’s Pancake Flour"
pkg., 100
Peanut Brittle. the finest in town,
2 lbs. for 2
15 Sweet Jamaica Oranges for 25¢
GROCERY Co.
.37 Main Strait. Norwallr.
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width. 011 it the county, city and town
lines are distinctly presented and the
trolley lines are plainly indicated. The
map shows clearly how well Connecth
cut is supplied with this popular means
of transportation. it also shows with
a little, inspection the longest distances
which can be traversed hyths trolley
and also the breaks which prevent a
continuous trip by'thls inserts across
ths‘state. About flooyrmilss of trolley
tracks are shown. *
The map. which will be pissed in a
cover" pocket at the annual report of the
railroad commissioners. was riduosd
tron: tbs largo wall map which hangs
in tho-once at the capitol. Titsisrirs
map yraii'msds by Frederick h. Ford.
assistant to tho'enginssr at that Karl»
lord board of street commissioners. The
maps will he turntable sits tor train-
ngir and Tm prevent interest to *in
. o ‘ .
km”; by nine insho-
r trolley.
Norwalk Chronicler