7' on. May cart you boredom
11 not: unit for much this year, slid
sanctum 11191111.» 1 ask tor a pair
bacon-o their Shoes always look so nice,
too good. and I would like a pair of Felt
for on their; and a pair of Jersey Lettings; and brother want:
too. And then he'd like a 11011 0018110011 lust like Pa wears. You’ll
' 1 in F. 1) Lyon I: 00311. too. We buy our shoes there, for Ma says
hotter and cost less than those you buy at other stores. Ma says
ill plow liar more than a pair of Patrician shoes.
0““? «1.0.1.1011 coo:
no up well 0111!
hum MMW5 will
tut utterly motile.
. w to.y011also., Good-b ye.
‘ filva hg‘u pair of heavy
pilots Mints a, plli' of he no tortabie kind of
Santa Claus. don't bforget, please. George, Willis and Bing are so
w’l'hot'e are lots of people in. this town who ttuuk just as Maud docs,
‘ You
of Shoes. But I Want you to “
Sister Jane
xtension sols Shoes.
boss that F. D. Lyon
AUD.
. The largest assortment to
goods and the lowest prices.
11y your Fors at
For Boos.
Fur Neck Scarts
Three best reasons mentioned above why you should
'3'" Car fare on $5 00 purchases or over.
and Mutts.
select irom. the most reliable
‘ AMUSEMENTS.
,, A Rich Camblnaiion.
King 1.9.11.1 ".Di Jekyll and M1.
. ’and “An American Citizen," at
I o' and a modern comedy~misool
us readings by Mrs. Paul M
. and the best music by Franz
nborn. iiolin viituoso S.A1'cl1ci
11, pipe organist and tenor solo-
and Dr. B‘iunklln D Lawson tenor
1st of New Ymk. all are included
riés of enteitalnments at tho
Norwalk Congiegatioual
(101111110 tickets for the five 1'0-
ti, only $1.11‘01 sale at Plaisted n
Bour's. Next Friday. S. H Clark
University of Chicago gives his
plundki recital of "King Lear.‘ Per
Mr. Clark's most clevcr perto11n-‘
is his portrasai of the tool of this
Such a fool Shakespeare has
nowhere else. Honest, faith
hiltllike, sngacious his wit is an
”a foil. tor the ravings of the cr-nz
ité‘.‘ l‘n nothimz else has bnnkos
‘fo so well exhibited his dramatic
its no in the use of his tools to
o a stroined situation and offset
,pprcdpivsnosu of high 11.10001
all in lovn with the fool in ‘Klng
fund Mr.01i11'l1's 1'0prcst1ntution
oiiaraotcris delicious. All the
his of 1110 course are excellent. but
rstono is especially notable. if
any who do not love Shakes-
thcy will find till kinds of the
tortninmcnt in the series. but.
1 k is sure to he heard by a
and cultured audience. Fridar
Single admission 3.1 cents.
Mme. Nevada at Bridgeport.
Mame Nevada's performance at
City. Theatre. Bridgeport. On
,ock.11vill he tho great musical
‘of citation. 'chond any sha-
doubt the return of this prlmn
nonnative land is the most
onodrronce of the mescnt
lilifizal circles. The great
fit. find not been bean] in the
. ricc.
.bn, but while Nevada has been faithful
' to the. be! rnnto, Melba has been fnith-
y, 3 grant piece of imaginatiic led from the sti night path to follow
Ibo Brunhildo if she could. She is a
‘ havo an opportunity of doing hcr homv
y. afternoon. December 2!. of
Nevada has but one i'ivalecl-
less to her creators-Beliinl Donizct-
tl,Mcye1bccr 11nd V01'.di and has turn,-
stinngc gods. Melba has dcclalm0d
B1 unnhilde chndu, who is "Amino."
“ho is “i help. has 110ved wundcrcd
trom the beautiful field and would not
cantatrlcc. pure and slmplc. the one
supremely gifted throat. with musical
soul to match in ten million. and wor-
shippers of the cantutrice will ‘i1ow
use without a pilgrlnmgo to hm for-
eign shrine. Seats now on sale
Bennethoulton Company.
0110 of the four organizations sent
out by th‘es‘e‘ managers is making n
2000 reputation at the opera housc
this woek. and each performance adds
tc'thc popularity of the members-
.csterdny afternoon a large audience
was gratified at the execlicnt of the
presentation of “A Daughtcr of 'l‘ho
south" and in the evening "The Queen
of Chinatown." picascd another good
house. 1hr. churnctcrs in cut-h piccc
wore nbly portrnycd, and the costumm
and scenery were entirely in keepinu
w..h the rest of the entertainment.
Thu 809110 of the opium lien in the
cvening wns very realistic, and gave
11 gondidea of what such Joints are
like. The specialties were liberally
applauded at each performance. partio
ulurly the roller skates not by Dawson
nnd Booth, and Thomas T. Shea and
Peter Griffin came in for their share of
the applause.-~l.owell citizen.
This company will open for one
week at the Hoyt’s Theatre Monday.
Scots are now onsalc.
ONE ACCIDENT AT FIRE.
Frederick Brewer Has Hand injured
on Natty—The lucur‘nnoe.
The fliemén 1011011 that lust night‘s
which they have. had to contend in
blaze was one of the meanest tiles with
’ities during the past fifteen
11111111 time.
the 151-0111111111; which she. and
the hose bud to be laid there were
other it oublrs The night was intense»
. 'ly cold and when the blaze died down
y sinners“. ,
ho, ,ell their prido l inglllttlor
or the boys were drenched to the skin
curinir down one skin. of part of the
Beside the long distance '
t:l-.1 water with wnich everything was
. drenchcd (rose. adding not a little to
the) discomfort of the occasion. Many
Only one accident among the firemen
has boon reported While they were
Plow 11111111111111.1111 Engim
Crash lutoiim of Train.
0
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...........-.<.
Caboose and Nine Tourist Cara Wore
Dutroy.od——A Blockade at Ram.
‘ say stops the Passage of
All Trains.
M
CHEYENNE, Wyo., December illw
The Union Pacific. the. Colornd - South.
0111 and the Burlington East 11. 1 p. ' 'lv
ically at a standstill as the result of 11
recent storm in Wyoming and Nebras-
ka. All trains on the Union Pacific
are compelled to spend hours in snow
drifts waiting for the rotary plows to
make .opculnus so they can puss
through and to multc muttcrs worse.
.1 Union Pacino 1"cta1y plow pushcd bi
big compound engines slashed its way
to the1 tour of 11 train of dcadhcud tour-
ist sleepeis near Shotnnmn ’l‘hc
wrccrkugu caught tire and u. cuboosc
and nine. tourist curs worc complotw
ly destroyed. The Will'n of 0111111111.;
thc track is slow and tho blookudc
may lust for no indefinite» period. A
blockade ut 1111111211131, forty milcs cunt
of itawlinu. has stopped the passage
of truins into hornmie from the wcst
and one at Sherman blocks trnmc
west. bound.
PASSENGER TRAIN DERAHJ'ZD.
()n the Colorado & Southern, 215 mil
cs north of Choyounc. a pnssengcr
truth was dcrnllcd. ,'|‘ho occidoni 00m-
plctoly iicd up the ironic on flint.
ln'nnch.
Two trains horn 0011111 in over the
Burlington brunch from lioldrcdgc for
two (luvs. A drift dci'nllrd 1111 engine
about “'10 mllcs bust of, Chcycnnc 11nd
thc wrcckcrs have not yet succecdcd
in uniting it back upon the rails. in ud-
diiion the branch ls snowbound for
n strctch of 11111111 1111111 fifty mllcs.
BROWN'S BUSINESS, COLLEGE.
The Victorious Football Team Has It:
Banquet.
lnwli night. ihc vcrv picnsunt cud
111'ntltublc m cnsion that was ommiscd
tho boys of thc victorious clcven lvv
iiu' president of tho. collcgc was soi-
r111111izoi‘l. The young pooplc 1110i. at
the hollow and soon utter 8'30 11. 111,
111110 told that 0101' would find thclr
bountiful robust ut Mr. Atnhlcr'u rosi-
tnurnut lust across tho sircct. On 111'-
"ii'nl thclr pros mct tho 110ml things
'hnt ulwuys lli‘i'OlllllilllV‘ u tui'ltcy sup.
nor.
Micr ll10 first court'o bud lll‘l‘ll cum»
ulctcd. Contain .lst'k (‘m'cm'uu in his1
iilcnunnt manner assumed the curl of
icnstmnstcr. nuri mmot'huu twins thcn
in ordcr wort: ('ullcd for n11 rcspmulcd
0"
0
Prof. Sartnin llic first, onclo 1'0-
wond. spoke in his usual ulcuslnu 11nd
clicruciic inunnm' on tho Fl'cmcutu of
41100111111. ..11 was t‘ollowcd bv Prof.
'l‘linclu'i' who 1121111 11 short :leli'oss 1111
After Dinnor Succubus und cmupll-
monturv 1111111111110 to tho lmvs. Prof.
WilEPi‘Olllll wus "ll‘l'l cullod for 11nd 1'0-
sitoudcd by strips’ 11 gcncrul talk of
cncouruncmeut find words of prnlsc to
the boys who sustained Brown's high
reputation for stood dcnurtmcut. busi-
ness tnct 11nd ability. All of tinI fucul.
tv instilled into the hearts and minds
of the young people that it was equal-
lv necessary to 1111ch in intellectual
attainments us in physicnl. After thi1
excellent, hoslnulnz. the boys of course
could not resist cailiniz on tliclr erm-
iulthful nud meritorious Captain
”Jack.“ us he is familiarly called by his
muuv friends. nrosc in thc occasion
11110 1.1111111. in a few choice1 remarks. a
wry urniscuuu'tlw tulk coinniimentiml
his fellow players for their . wood
work and also the school to which tho.
boys bcionu. Others were cullcd 1111011
11nd rcspondcd in their individunl wny.
" Mtor oni'iukinu of the fruit course
Prof. Snrlnin rcmludod the company
that they had espresscd 11 denirr1 to,
“trip the lln‘hhfuniifiili‘. too,"
they ndlourncd to thc‘ collcgc. whom 11.
surprise. Wns uwuitimz the professor.
loam was,111'usonicd by the captain in
Vlr. Elurtnin. and after ascci'tulnlnl!
What. the present was the professor
thanked the captain and the eleven ac.
tutor-1'1 0
snout: made to ordpr utter latest from
«M Krasovitz & S Fox.
Matched"
and 1m '
A finely framed picture of the football ‘
and chains. Frederick Brewer was un-
fortunnte enough to have a nail pene-
trate. his hand deeply. inflicting a pain-
i’ul wound.
_ 3 it was learned this morning that the
5 building was insured through the siren-
. at 010.11.. dsoii «11.30000 by George
j'Clnrke. and the stock and machinery.
which wds inside» who protected to the
.‘ extent of 318.000 in 11 company which
building which remained with hooks "
about in dancing and a general good
timt1
nl selection: were rendered by 111119
Maud 119.1191. sud heartily ’encorod. Tits
party dinhou‘liiui 1.1.11 0.111.. all having
had 11 most enjoyable time
ontably.
The remainder of tho cveninu was
During the evenimr instrumsub
.m»u~——n~~_
lRON WORKG' NEW WELL.
Contractor til. it Sippsriey. of West
, M1. Wilson represents.
d' bstin boon through him. by
from New “£01101
sired word, of
limit that a
Mr. Wilson stoted that tho p'apsrs
yet been pulled. but the insur-
, . oh and Eye tomoany,’ to protect
"1500111111 the event tit a tire. Altliouith
this sum will come in very handy for
port will have completed the nowiwell
for tho Neralk iron Works Company
as soon as he places 11 new six inch
pips inside the present one. An analy.
sis has been mods ofitbo water by, 1
state clip and 11h muonhosadt
1111011011111 1111111151111 suitable for
The null hos
minute. an
it more than sup
needs 111 ‘
his industry.
drinklns. an won 11.! all other purposes. f
M of ”00 gallons per ‘
ion.
llituipoct our materiulowonr “11.11.1011
a as. '-
Fur collorottss and boas.
LADIEB' TAILORO. 1 ‘r‘.
1.
Corner North Main and Ann Struts,
south Norwaik.
.-. M..- -1... n...
Candies i
You wilihave them for
. Xmas.
GET THEM HERE.
Save. Money;
Good Mixed Candies
lilc lb '
Candy Kitchen,
24 South Main Street.
South Norwalk
RECOVERED F'ROM SMALLPOX.
,W “a". mum‘Ww .w...‘
Piederick A. Arnold Home from New
ark, M. J.
Vetornn F'lcderick A. Arnold has
just 1'0turned fiom Newark N. .l.,
whom for nine weeks he has been hot-
cling with that dreaded disease, small,-
pox H0. is only it shntlow of his for-
mer soil and has to 111111 11 1.11110 in
milking.
Mr. A1 nuld wont to New 111k scvcral
weeks ago to visit with his son, lircd
crick Arnold, .lr. Smallpox was qiliil'
provnlont in theacity. H0 boarded a
street 0111' and 1111 touring 1'1100i1'cd thc
breath of n 1111111. Mr. Arnold says that
it mndc him deathly sick. lie was at
once. vaccinnicd. A fcw dnys after hc
wus tnkcn with tho dist-1131.1. but owing
to the foot of his potting Vaccinated.
the authorities said that it was not 110,.
ccssury for him to go to tho post house.
tic was allowed to remain at his son's
rcsidcncc.
.' licrbcrt M. Arnold. another son.
contracted the (1.1101100 11 four days ago.
and was taken to tilt? post housc. Ho.
ing at Rcwoytou. ,
TODAV IN WALL STREET.
0. .-.\l i. STREET 10: a.1.n-—«'l‘hc
opening in Amnhtnmutcd (‘oppor wus
t‘XCilOil and weak The 01111 111110 of
500 shares was at 11 00011110. (11’ 1,4, and
continued unloading curried tho stm'.
below 05 with feverish fluctuation,
The rest of the market wus neglectcii
owing to the unsettling influence of
inmignmntcd toppci, but railroad
1ttn' its gonvl‘ht y showod frnt'tlonal ad-
1.2110115 hock island also wcnt 1m 11
point.
WM. 1. STREET l p. 111-thn the
111111111 cut in the‘ pr'itc of (ODDBI‘ was
mnounccd. tit, Punt. Missouri Pacific
11111 Manhattan run off on a few trous-
=11~tions to about a point under last
night. but Amalgamated rose 1% show
instnight. and the market burdened
..guin ht'comlmr utmost singnnnt.
2011151 ocu esdfuess' wmoow.
Uouniock Brothcis hnre suicly put
'mwcr into their windows this Christ
111111. Both are strikingly nttructivc and
augment. impressively thc up to date-
110110 of the firm behind thcm. 'i‘hc
north window rcproucnts 11 winter
500110. Thu snow is tolling: thc trons
are hcnvy with it, und in contrast to
thc cold 900.1111. thus tlcplcted are. (lis-
pinycd hondsomo bath robes. canes
and smoking jackets. in the south
window the trimmings are of greens.
and 0110’s attention is attracted to
neckwear and furnishings in general.
a.“
--l)erby~—~nll right Xmas Prcsent.
O'Brien.
Look No
Further
for Gifts for
Gentlemen.
. Furnishings are the things
‘ to give.
GOODWlN' S
.010 place iobuv them. ‘
{Shirts Nookwun
poll": , Cum
Hoods-mm.-
iius a mic and two small children iiv- -
.‘i‘
No. 2' GAZETTE summon.
””"day on...
We have made an extra effort this season to place before our friends and patrons, the most com- ‘
picte line of goods suitable for HOLIDAY PRESENTS that we have ever shown.
every department especially suited for the season.
LAD‘ES'. GENTS? AND MISSES’ KID GLOVES.
BLACK AND COLORED SILK WAISTS.
Something in
H 0 L I D A Y H A N D K E R- i ELEGANT FRENCH FLAN- FINE FRENCH CHINA.
CHIEFS NELS. HOLIDAY BOOKS.
11' ANCY NECKWEAR BLACK DRESS GOODS SILK AND SATEEN SKIRTS.
HOLIDAY UMBRELLAS. FANCY NOVELTIES
WOOL GLOVES AND MIT- ' :FUR MUFFS AND SCARFS. ALL SIZES OF RUGS
TENS. LACE CURTAINS. ' iRICH GLASS WARE.
FINE TOWELS AND TABLE LINENS. i ‘
FANCY LUNCH AND TABLE CLOTHS.
SATIN QUILTS IN WHITE AND COLORED.
ALL THE LATEST WEAVES IN COLORED DRESS GOODS.
Tris‘tram’ 8: Hyatt,
Onto
bargai ns
$l.
now $1.25.
D.G
South
Hold
Until vou see the wonderful
Mon '5 Block Dressy Sum,
special for (Xmas. $8 00 =‘
For the child from -i to
yours of 11110 you should look ut
the Gray Oxford Overcoat;
we are selling at 81.75: 11 better
qnulity at $2.50.
Suits for the 8 to 15 year olds.
striped muterini,
Iiiue Cheviot extrn
suns, 5111958110 15. $1.25:
All Wool Suits, 53.
MEN'S PANTS.
All Wool Cossimere. were $2.00;
11 North Main Street.
Your$$$3
00‘: red here.
15
(11111
in two shades.
heavy
8—piccc
Credit WSusiem. "
otliob,
payment plan.
Norwnlk.
Norwalk, Ct.
i-Special Offerings on our Modenhzed
Don’ t Shiver and Shake.
with crew cold blast and continue to deny yourself of WARM AND COM-
PORTABLE L‘l .O'PUING, while you are waiting to save up. Come and make
your selection now. and apply your so rings in paying for them on our part-
Sweii Overcoats.
, "of land situated on Flax Hill 11: called
”7.... ".1- c
iiilili iSiilll ill illiiililll.
Pursuant to an order of the Court of
Probate for the District of Norwalk.
the subscriber hereby gives notice that
he will sell at public sale to the high-
est bidder therefor.11t the office of
Joseph R. Taylorm 79 Washington,
street. South Norwaik on Thursday,
the 30th inst, at 2. 30 o’clock p. 111..
all such 1121115111111 and interest as
George l. Kepler had at tho time 02 his
09001186 in and, to all that certain lot
in the town 01111111111111.1111; about 84
feet in front on highway and about 200
test in depth; bounded northorly 01'
highway: easterly by land formerly of
Abraham 11. Vanderbilt. southerly by
land oi Della Dibble: and westerly by
land of heirs of estate of Alexandnr
"liauder.
South Norwalk Dec. 18.1901.
CARLYSLE T. WEEKS.
mu m’ Humour.“ '
started at .l: 30 this morniu
Executor of will of George. I. mi? .
1111111113011 December 194—1111: virgin '
' ’11 1111 "tannin Bulioltl M111. ,
1311.01.11.11. 1.1 “311% ..
. D001 50:1
1 and there 1s necessity of increased protection iii order 11
There is a self conscious, self satisfied air about a man who wears a
trim titling, gmcetul setting Overcoat. it you want to kndw what this will!—
dresscd feeling means, get into one of our long. loose back Overcoats, or the
equally popular double yoke coat. Both are made with double cuffs and slash
pockets, of prevailing fashionable fabrics. Prices $12.98 to $19.00.
WE CAN GIVE YOU AS GOOD AN OVERCOAT AS YOU EVER PUT
ON YOUR BACK FOR $7.50 TO $10.00.
SHOE
1111111111....
In this department we are second to none. We want. you to try our [3. 50
i
'1', Ilia/r ..
./ . [/5
None better made for the money.
ACCOUNTS OPENED Wi'l‘H EVERYBODY.
' 1 5' - '..’ ' . . ‘ 1
' 1 W. A. IINIBIOTW
'l‘hpre is considerable cold upon the 511111110511
necessary temperature, of the hotly-40011 a [food out
certain only you Wantpto" live itan for , -
' ‘ naive Ii ' 1 he kind w
,Shoo; we can show you ten different styles in that particular priced shoe. »
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