highlighter lg‘orwaih andaflahith
u an pro y atarda
. orisnow has town durint tlie
‘ “ wantyafour hours in the Lake re»
. it along the Atlantic colony.»
fif ‘l‘bw pr sure~is ctt‘lifral ilhit '
it in night.
.,«,
’Graoe M. Seymour entertained
I this Miller and Harry Miller.
etown, Christmas afternoon
log. . . .
mL—«Au. ‘ " ‘ '
dy Specibl tor saturda'y’ only:
as and Bon Bone. DeKIyn .-.,
street. 4 ‘ L ,
.ilieorgt Lauder. or the Greenwich
, hie; spent Christmas at his home
est street ‘ . .
wait“ I. Gregory. of Springfield
. .. spent Christmas day at his home
' e street.
U, y
nuai Christmas entertainment
Church Sunday school will be
of Lambflflfic 1b., at Haycs’.
, land are being unloaded at Ray-
end Brothers' wharf ‘ ,
Edward Robinson, of New Haven;
0 has been visiting friends in South
rwalk. has returned to his home]. .
nines H. Beetle, of Brooklyn. who
; it been visiting old friends in‘South
nor-walk, has returned to his home...
-w
For ten. yeers the imperial Crown
gar has been sold in South Norwalk.
always gives satisfaction
Mr. and Mrs. William J. Ward of
New York, spent Christmas with the
- p route. of Mrs. Ward. in Elwood Place.
; The Inasmuch Circle of Kings
‘Mauglltere of the Norwalk Methodist
hurch meets today. with Mrs. W, A.
:Ambier. of Union Park.
Young Turkeys.
' vs: Home Dressed Fowl,
a Less of Canada Lamb.
’Qual'ters Spring Lamb,
_ 1 Fresh Ham,
v m 'Bhouiders,
, Fancy Rabbits.
: fly a Barnes’s Sausage.
no, Bpareribs Pigs’ Books.
*9 . ,
14c 1b.
11c lb.
Sc lb.
12%0 lb
10c lb.
300 pair
Pork
Feet
_¢- ‘ Norwaik Ba tist Church will be held
e at the chitro this evening
‘ Mrs Charles ii. We .ilhd dough;
ter. Ruth. of his
A which has been recently started anion];
' cynicism. 103013;?
‘ tained at din
. i in“ i
ll listen:
The annual uhriyfitlnas destlval or the
5ohn T. Finley, cf lililh street, has
been entertaining his son trom New
York city, ovar ouristmetl.
Canaan. are turns
of Mr and Mrs. .‘A‘. Franke. of River-
sley. avenue. lplorwalk.
‘ m
‘ ‘The sands School festival oi! the
rst Method at iii soopai Church will
eheid tonight at
wui be special exercises
ill
The leads 0'! this Pastors edit log;
the Nerwiilk de‘utegatlonai Chit
are engaged in making accident robot;
for the fbiting/slit Hospital. 3 .
..a'm "i
The Mifisee Eva and Minnie F n
or Eversiey avenue, are the gas a
the week of their aunt Mrs. Minnie
Selma. in Philadelphia, Pit.
iron-M
9‘ W”
The entertainment subscription fund
the members of the South Norwalk
Club, is meeting with success.
Mrs. H. Freelander and son Robert'.
or New York city. are the guests oi
Mrs: Freeinndér’s sister, Mrs. Anthony
Stelgerwaid. of Lorrie street.
u. A)
Agnes A. Bryant. the Domini
hnde clent teacher in Florida district
o’,clook when there t
~llaviland Restaurant open all} P
I \..
Ridgaiieid. is spending the holiday va-
cation at her home in Norwalk. ,
w..—
. i
~Umbreiias Umbrellas. O‘Brien' E
William Hotchklsfl.
1 New York
who has been the goes
ofhls sister, 3
Mrs. Alden solmsns. at the Mahack-;
emo Hotel, has returned home”, i
Mrs. atoll... w. Cram will elitertain i
the Pine Ledge Whist Club at her home i
i
i
l
i
1
ill Wall street. New Year's i‘hooh.
The members will pay their dues at
this meeting. . , . .
A Norwalk man is said to haven
record or drinking twelve glasses or
beer while the clock was striking
twelve. The classes were not for the
occasion. but were the ordinary
schooners i
Howard Zoloft. of the Gilbert & Ben. i
nett omce force, ueorgetown. has been 1
absent from duty for several days with i
a severe attack or rheumatism He is ;
reported better. at this writing. ;
The architects who have been given ’
the contract to draw up plans for the -
new Carnegie Library are at work on i
the same, and Wu] submit their work to i
the committee before a great while. i
There is a large one on portrait oi i
Lieutenant- Governor ill a O Keeler, i
in exhibition in one of the windows of:
the store or Giendenning & Company.
at the corenr of Main and Wall streets.
James Potion who, for some time‘
has “been employed at the Norwa
freight house," has licenced a“ position as
ilréinan on the road nn‘d beéani Iii s new
duties this morning. Mr. Foster’s
many friends wish him much success
in his new position.
—-—The Finest Turkeys in town, 10c
1b.. at Hayes. !
Reporter Bernard C. Feeney .regls-
trar of the first town v ting district, is
2; Bridge i today... the pig-pa:
n a on once
Mg it‘l‘. e Insult 0! n H. Men-m
tartan-W Eileen light to re»
cover the elites or selection.
Rev. 0. iii. Benedict. an East Nor-
walk boy, wfio is now pastor of the
thodist lip soopai Church, ethan-
on “finishing: second: pf in.
per. the “James Record. to
the South Norwulk Public Library,
which will be of interest to his so-
b‘l i
be
meeting the members will
i d. it Kt)?
flVMtifiya
. 1 . J
“Regular business begins again anti
flint along as evenly bud smoothly at
thoubly you Ilium kept us “on the.“
Jump" for a week out.
SALE
HURT BOOKS.
”All books that were marred or scat-
i'tid In the anteChristmas shoppint
‘ ' at such prices as have made pre-
j," hurt book sales noteworthy. . g
stock is being gone over today
volume that is soiled or hen
war broken-covered or in on
you to the hurt book tahi.
w
millinery room ’will be given u
:0 it books (there's a whole i
so era was a his quantity hon;
led) and they'll be marked at all
sorts of prices.
Biloit for boys
gigglttofi’ tor mils ,
”or cui dren
e
is
Trout“
" all sorts 01 books.
This is to be our biggest humbook
sale.
Prices begin at
FIVE CENTS.
”gr
tomorrow morning all will
THE Howulup
DRY GOODS co.
Bridgeport.
SPECIAL SALE
this woek oi
Trimmed Hats
OUTING HATS
at Main Strut.
Nomnlk. Conn.
Connected with large Bridgeport estab-
lishment. Reliable goods at
low prices.
mus joy.
Andret.m7s"anmmm
8609'
Omit. WWW 30w
-..-.... «away
we hd small” that ,
BET} bulge”)? July 10 1901. at live "‘
bottle of Dr. M’ s »
: iiiiii all
all ii“ vi
5 MM liiluy titling
‘ Clam
We: on the claims (it
George .Bmith outset the Gilman
“”603" Yi‘iz.”°l”l..‘lt “’
.ln ..syase on u yet
his minutes hotel. before a referee
Muted; by the surrogate court. on
babel! iii the New York administrator
at the lie.
Mr. With was out on the stood and
was examined at lensih as to his role»
flour with Mr Clinton. the intent bo-
int no show that lemons had been
rendered tor many years by Mr. Smith.
with the expectation that he “was to no
rain ”7““ by a legacy in be. ill-
mAttorney stiles Judson. Juno pool-:0
for Mr. With and all the Math s.
both full-bloods and half- bloodt. were
represented at. the hearing The bear-
in; was not finished on Tuesday. and
an adjournment wps taken until next
Mafia day. .‘ . .
fiMiTAl-w OF ”2.000.000. ..
Plane illr Organisation or Erie Tole.
.- phone and Toledrapil Co. ‘
B'OBTON; ‘lecomber‘ ‘27-»Detsllls of
a plan for this orientation of the Erie
Etelgapglini‘p
italiill ill
Shield
1 332,000 000 involving a
trouser or? control of {he iamcrican
'i'eiiyipp e Telegraph Company are
made while in a circul r to the share-
holders of the Erie ompany, made
public today. Kidder Peabody & Coin
pally. bankers. will carry out the plan
ii’ it is accepted by the shareholders.
Thai: l‘haWMill be taken is thought
Leagues inview oi the statement
Wetter that the financial con-
is "critical" and
9.000. 000 in notes
Der p 1;th per annum fall due January
i0 hi302.
cash or securities upon which cash can
lyé rplsed nor any other available re-
sources, and it will therefore be unable
to say them '* .
dimmer also refers to the no
official of lesson, 30. 000. 000 on sub-
dlery com sni as which amount the
Earle is this is to tarnish. -
The reorganization “plop which the
Erie directors recommend. involves
the tomatioh of a new company with
till 000 000 In preferred stock to be
six per cent. cumulative after two
years from issue and .10. 000 .000 com
mon stock; Dal-lysine or each. 3100.
This block will be subject only to an
inhebtedness of $10 000 000 gold hear-
ing bo ads.
The 1928 and 1229 handhelders of
the present company are filtered 3800
lire per cent bonds of the new com
pany due in 1032 and two shares pre-
ferred stock of the new company for
each [81.009 bond ot the present com-
Jilly
be 1000 and 1026 bondholders of
the present company are offered 81,
050 five per cent. bonds of the new
company due is 19 z. for each 81, 000
bond oi the presén company.
Present stockholders may purchase
preferred and common stock in the
new company upon payment of $25
per share of the present stock; each
holder of Your shares to receive one
' ,share preterrod stock and three shares
common "otoclr In the new continual.
Frdm the balance of the securities
of the new company a majority of both
preferred and common stocks will he
said All the American Telephone in
Telegraph Company add the outstand-
ing notes of the present company at
39' .000 000 will be findellod, whiiey 36.
00.000 will be pad Into the treasury
of the new company for the improve:~
ment of the plants of the subsidiary
‘ companies.
To trade your pains for Christ- .
slumps ssweel. been.
Close Attention?“ to Duties (lawn a
it), e; m- to; Hit it?»
. tidl'"fieflll and in nu
Jule home to: so a. as. He suffered
in diabetes coin ml
and heart tron lo. Senator-Sew
Chestnut street.
' "i know i had kidney complaint fill;
blanks ot severe: backache often
at Tel lograph Company with ,
while the company has on '
hand as inset these maturing notes no ‘-
looted with stem ‘
Himmlfil‘n’“ limit tumult
ions until SM or “your ago. His 2
W“ Malaya] M?
iii heath limit
‘ Because it"s nuisance in south Nor .
walk
1,
. H.“ ‘ (WW;
it's the a silicon. perhsps’ a heighhor.
investigation will control it. . ,
Mrs. ii. iii. Will“ ,‘rosidence til
nth Norwelk. says:
wits . ‘g ‘1‘”
seised me. Afraid that it nucleated
they might grow; worse and become I!
more stubborn toremove, I determined
to try Dosqu Kidney Pills. They
were well spoken or by both citizens
and newspapers. to ‘I procured also:
at Pleisted's Pharmacy she took them
as directed. l tolled them an excellent
'They. cured me.”
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
cents a box. Foster-Milbnrn 00., But-
i'aio, N. Y.. soie‘ agents tor the United
States.
remedy.
Remember the name-Doan's-—end
take no other. I
'9 short. and lsstheut boat!
swan: exam all lilo «em ‘
amen. or use . .
Housemsdolosroo
all tactile. all open, n e or on
cause you to wonder how it can be
one.
Cloth covered Bobhe. a toll line, or
the most popular worksflbc. .
The great Henry books for boys.
handsome cloth bound. Pubilshcrs’
price, 50c: our rice 2K0 "
Carefully selec all titles of boys' and
in
our
girls’ books, very neatly bound
cloth. ”Publisher's price. 500:
price, 25c.
The great Alger and Oils series for
booys. Publisher's price 31; our price
The celebrated Elsie & Mildred
books. Publisher's price 81. 25. J our
price, 89c.
Dainty hound sift books. beautiful
editions in white and gold, Dresden
and medallion covers. These at 250,
36c and one. '
Children’ s toy and story books. from
5c up. Large assortment.
HANDSOME. SHOWING
OF UMBRELLAI.
Eilperience has taught us the value
'y of having I top notch stock of um-
"atwenu if can at" v‘tlflo Win-st n
anon-at of the hostel}. not He
move them except by adult t wales injections
chronic constipation for sets you- placed me In
this urribie condition; durin that no i did ov-
ernhingl been“ Minster a yrelier. such
. mil 1 basal
so a day. and it
was rich I would give me» onch movement. it
is each a roller. ' ' arenas
up, ”if Who-ecu Bl... Detroi . Mich.
V" $3..98 tissues;
.ssrselsmmha are.“ ....
QUE! OONQ‘I'IPA‘I’ION. ...
Mk:'9~f‘,'”,‘"”"" sue. a
The
Corn Exchanhe
Bank
William and Beaver Streets New
York.
OFFICERS:
William A. Nash. President.
Thomas T. Barr, Vice-President.
Walter E. Frew, Vice-President.
Frederick T Martin Cashier.
William E. Williams, Assistant
. Cashier. ‘
Capital and supine. $3,000,000.
Deposits 333.349.064. as.
Grand Central
Branch
7 East Forty-second Street.
LAWRENCE ‘oUNHAM. Manager.
Checks drawn on this Bank are
payable through the New York
Clearing House and are not sub
ject tocoilaction charges. ,
J
instill iii
In
‘breilac to choose from. and we’ve not
it now if we never had it before.
Prices are bonnd to loose. Titus:
Ladies' 26 in gloris. silk umbrellas,
fancy and natural wood handles. ii.
Ladies 26-in. finest gloria silk um~
brelias. with fancy pearl and silver
trimmed handles, 81m
Ladlee’ 20 in. yUnlon taffeta silk urn
brellns. with steel rod; case and tassel
in all the t \ tps‘. $1. 98,.
Ladies 28 imi no a umbrellas.
with steel rod... . and teens! natural
or pearl hand” ‘Lve ,83.‘
Ladies' 20 in ii you; listener.
ter grades. an m flmt handles. at
Gent's 8:28 in. line gloria silk umbrel.
lea. natural wood handles. silver trim-
med, at $1 $1.25 and $1. 50.
Gent s 28 inch line union toilets silk
umbrellas, with steel rod. case and
tassel. at $2 and 32 98.
without a b
Vi martini -
Ilium they'll be right It rs
.rl
Men‘s: silk and satin g
techs. tour uhshds,b . *
«can; ti’e‘s, undrod’s !
trauma. » ‘ ‘
litany duality shit swim
sire designs in techs and
Eight)? or wide, light and 51
c
Men‘s suspenders. nicely"
stripes and dots, 25c to toe. .
69sully: suspenders. one pair
c
Men’s night shirts nice!
made of good cotton, “to ‘
Men’s still control shirts. 3
culls to match open iron on ‘
bands. lot or patterns, 3‘1
Boys' worsted sweaters,
combinations of colors, .
I571,“ "
Men' e Linen Collars and Colin
styles. all sizes, warranted
Barker nrand. Collars. 1 kn
Cuffs, the _.pair
Hauoxancmm eon a ’
showing of
smile. This bristmu out
record, all ready for you,
find early choosing heat oil
‘ ways.
Ladies' hemetitched ‘ by J ,.
and lace edge handkerchiets. , '
Ladies’ fine lawn embroidered
lace edge handkerchiefs, 15%
Ladies all linen lace trimmed
rSwise embroidered handkerohh
new designs. 25c.
Ladles’ all linen hematitched
handkerchieie. exceptional
250.
Ladies’ tine quality linen em
ed handkerchiets 49c. ‘ » . ,
Gent‘s all linen hemstltch d ‘
ketchiets. 12%!
Gent's all linen hemstitched
handkerchieis, 26c .
Gent's silk initial handker
75c and 9843
Delia. Toys. Games, Pictures. Picture Frames, Pocket Dacha-c ,
Bags, and hosts of Fancy Articles. Almost endless seems this column: .901
early bewildering in its variety. You’ll have to see to understand. Yellow! l
have to investigate to appreciate.
r rile”
”Oil
ill}:
have saved
‘ .i 1 Lu. volts J J
Clothing Sale
Now On
Men’ 5. Youths’ and 3005’ Suits
and Furnishings being sold regard—
less oi their original cost.
can find some soils here 1th and
yours will be proud to wear. and"
techno oi ibii‘liililii bi hon liiii
Yell
Francis St
Norwalk Chronicler