lefiDanY.
Buoineae topiary will
Hi This Di-
’pp‘ecr in every issue nod,
lithe found very handy
it and it hood investment
113...,Evlory business con
wn ought to benropro
n‘he price. only $1 a line
entire, makes the expense
tool-"only a trifle over a
roost a national diet. But
Cailiornin has opread con-
among the English plum
‘hipping tonsand tune of
it plums and making the
ow that some or the local
1 red to let their plums
9 can rather than take the
erket them. ‘
hnsdii‘isen in the Brussels
Y consequence oi the lack
orltmen. and the‘tcndency
ards over production, and
towards the manufacture of
can lnetehd of more useful
in varieties. While in 18%
80 000 women lace-workers.
only, 40. 000. and 144 men.
i measures it is proposed to
hools tor apprentices. to of—
“tor the encouragement of
0 form a society to satc-
.. e nterests of the workers, and
aschool or lace- making
e ltaii‘an 5611001 for Vcne-
it Show tells this story ol
it! nice tor governor in lown.
failed to carry his own coun-
, chatting with a witty iris b
Who dryly congratulated him
, , : es,‘ lm glad to be
lit Mr. Shaw "but i m sorry
oet the county where i live. "
at any a Word. "What do you
Pat?" polsisted the suc-
idntc “Begorra, it's the
n pity ye didn't live in every '
Y‘theYehtaYte.” was the explo-
.,.
’ usiness Directory will be
it Page 6 today.
FABHlONS.
to. both fur and clothe.
it dwellings and slippers.
too are worn with a dam:
liboline for a chi d of foul
fl. i1‘ha not worn with it in
bite beaver with rosettes oi
of all the many tints in
tuition’ e laces come is more
desirable than the chem
9ii: iii. exceedingly smart:
, in ideas but in poulrdz'
”liar drone materials.
anything which will ruin
elaborate costume it ie
carer appear overlonriod
ii sins ii“ it. There iii no
hen dreaded elaborately.
“ man can improvu the an
or More one must how
it let: woman can hold
flubothertgviih tiio
m 9 acts a go o
”Mined. Excrehio and
rally cheeks. round 3'
urge”. glossy locks.
’ practical inconrplc
,toinol‘i‘llie hat in a very
ii brown beau
.illpiint 38510 It
.. Ullflilld. .
‘home of his grandmother. Mrel“ Keile~
Mr. and nr‘ .
when n dliltdxfitni' out at t ‘e iiotci
:Buekley has
Enpi'eoamon F Manner ua‘rttd two
pieces to Dunbury. Saturday. fol be»
old Dealer John iv. Studweil . . .
South Norwulk. from ii iii eeiiuyu' visit:
with reintiyoe in New vein city: ,
stcr, oi Derby. have been wishing Mrs.
8.1. Mill-a, Washington street
Ernest linrtor. driver (or Butcher.
Jacob School). will move“ tomorrow.-
Hiram Hull. oi! Aoademyutreet. Nor-l
walk stilrted this morning. to work as
driver for DoKlyn s bakery, succeeding"
George Sherwood .
The Misses Clara and .lullta Hatch.
of West avenue. were guests over Sun-
day. at Mrs. James S. Bailey. at her“
home in Bmokiyni
Miss May D Smith has returned to.
her home in New York, after spending
a few daye with her sister. Mrs. Chor-
ire E. Hoyt. or Grove street.‘ '
home in Stamfordpelter a visit at the
her. in Main street, Norwuik. .
Thomas i. Raymond has returned
from a several days vacation trip
spurt with relative in Oneonta and
othel parts oi? New orir state.
The Amphion Musical Literary and
Dramatic Society w. it hold a regulm
meeting. tomorrow evening. in Sons of
from 2 Second avenue to Carter ntreet "
Edward Iter has returned to his .
._ line . ' 1-
tion in the lunch each on Waehingj
Mien Lulu Beret hail lrelurneu 'i’o in
Anthony Hope: For
litre. George Barker and Mrs. Drew»
;. li-l‘ntinec:
’iompcrunce Hall. in Silvernilue
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this evening. at 8 o'clock. in Centiul
Labor Lyceum, South Main street.
Mrs. Russell Frost was in New York,
Sn'turdoy afternoon attending the com—
ing out reception of her nlele. Miss
Ethel Ely Millard at the “Dakota. "
A special meeting of Old Well Hook
and Ladder Company will lie held to-
night. at 8 o’clock. to take action on
the death of Charles Edward. Caswell
William H. Sheehon and ruinily are
moving today from Cross street to}
Plymouth avenue. Norwalk. where Mr.
Sheehan has 'rcelded moor of his life.
Vi omnn 3 Guild of Trinity Church. fol
the election or oificeis. will be held to
room.
puny. Gemgoiown. left this morning.
tor a several (inye‘ business trip toi
Chicago.
to be present.
The Speaking L‘iicle. K. 1)..
business meeting with Mrs. A. .l
int-n, at 3 o c'lock.
William P. Beers. the Norwniir book-
seller. llus his holiday line of books
‘lllClldill'ii Christmas cards. wilting.
inner cnmoiao. tountain pens lliitl
rather goods ready.
The bliyoie sound, recently ioimrd
Huang the young men of tho (‘ onnootl-
of Military Academy. lccently took u
.‘rip towards N- wiown on their wheels.
ihe sound is pinnnlng to take u ride to
Hartford shortly.
Y Contractor William H.
itirted work last week on a residenot‘
"Il Gerard it Brits. one oi the mach‘
‘nlsts in the employ of the Norwalli
ran Works. The structure will be 1m
ated in Maple street No‘rbuik
.ir. and Mrs S. W Hoyt. Sr, oi Hillb-
:znd nvcnuc. returned to her duties as
Mrumphy lrneher in the New liri
.. iiriColn .nerclai college. thin morning
lieu spending the inunksgiving recess
at her home.
iiivinlou, No. 1. Ancient Order oi Hi-
hormone. iii-id lust Friday ev‘chln’u.
hop .1. 0' Brian Edward Farrell and
on Manning were initiated. ’l‘he an-
luni election of officers will be held
no week from next Thursday evening
i‘Mutt. Corbett. contain either South
Norwalli High school football team. is
{albino today.
utlmli ironic,
ital a turban all
"turned and tilted
digilibon rotation
w .
be part coin .wn the Dnnbury ul-
uirion thiufnior in: but I berry eout~
inflict th e
The Jouintyinon Tuilors‘ Union will " thlllil Norw‘alk 5 days in advome of
hold its regular semi- -monthly meeting. i all minimum-
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'lhe annual business meeting of the: MUSIC "Al. L.
inoirow evening. at 7: 30. in the Guild itni‘erlalnmonl [ac], Night.
Samuel Miller. superintendent of the Admission. in route; Supp:
. lllbert & Bennett Manufacturing Gom-
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A rehearsal of the choir of Trinity .
Church. for Christmas music will b. .
held tomorrow evening. at" i '30. in the ‘.
Guilt] loom. Every. member is urged .
of the route a bottle.
\imivalh Baptist Church. will hold a it you have malaria or iheuinatieni in
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M‘es Maude E. Fr Hoyt; daughter lit»?
. At the regular meeting or District ,
. dosm't. our“
Recommended by;
ub'iu oild
Pulpii‘ “‘
WEDNESDA, DEQEMBER 3i
SiliPMA . BROTHERS
rune tit ‘
MR. EDWARD MO m
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MISS OLGA? ”H .MPHREY
The kl’nsoner ‘ *
Oi Zenda
Elaborate Stage settings
AWront in Royal Containing.
A select Qiil'lt of Extrudrdinary Morlt
PRICES, 25. 50 and 75c.
Matinee and Night, t * ‘
SATURDAY, DEGEMEER 6th,
The Cyclone oi Daughter. The Sun
cons of the Season
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Elegant and Costly Mechanical and! "
Scenic Edects. -
A Great Compi’tny oi Players.
Reuben in new York : , I
Reuben’ “I IEllirrlvul
Reuben at the Roof Garden.
The Pretty Glrlo.
E‘ egunt Specialties by Clever Com:
edlnns
DON'T MISS IT!
. THE SEASONS SUCCESS!
PRiCES:
Children 15; Adults, 25c.
Night: 35 and 50 cents
Sale oi’ seats opens at Hoyt' ii Thou
South Norwnlll and “mi e drug
2:!
Methodist Fair
and Supper '
Wednesday, Thursday and _ Fri-
day, Af ernoons and
Evenings.
December 3rd. 4th and 5th.
SOUTH NOR WALK.
2n cents.
jibe Price ( ll Coal is
Slill Booming...
'l'he prion of coal in still booming.
but Dr. Dick's Medicine is only to
You (ant keep warm
your blood. Fiftv acute in Dr. Dicks
$50 in Cool.
Pilluu i it Will
LARGE STOCK 0F MOUIJNNGS.“
. PRICES nusomett.
llillli l. Puwlll l to.
45 MAIN STREEYZ
NOR WALK.
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“peciav
Sale.)
Cloth Shades With
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iloune. ’i' Mott evrnue. ’l‘uesduy utter-l . Medicine will norm you up more than'l
. Five year old Black Thorn Will-key; $1
. All port of Conktaile, two drinks to a
‘ LongCoals sin 64 lo 14 yrs. in all the popu r colour including Tans and Oufords, Y
.5» 56. 00, 56. 50 and 57. Slim-~55. 00
LdngYCoale about 50 in lhe lot. All clear.
‘ ‘I lues‘up to 515 00 for Today. of}
58 '50 '
W OMEAV’S AND YOUNG LADIES’ COATS ~ .Y
Although we liable lrad wonderful selling of corals the past week—there yet remains:
a good assorlment of select styles and a complete range ofSr'nes. 1’
Talia) we purpose making a record breaker and we think the follb'm'ng prices ‘
will do it.
Mable Carlo' s in Tans, Casters. Oxfords and Black all wool velvet collars. satin
lining. a’so balflz'glil fitting, short and long, battles up to 5 I 2 5 0 at 56 90. .
, Women’ s and Young Ladies Coats,’ in all tbe popular styles, all the desirable colors.
perfect shape ., oerfecl filling, the best tailored values up to 515. 00, none in the lot worth
a penney less than 512. 50 Sizes 32 lo 44, today' s price-510 00.
Ladies' Silk Monte Carlo Coats, quilled satin lining regular prices, 513. 50 515. 00
and 5! 6.50 About one dozen garments in all today 'sprlce—5l 0 00.
Ifyou want a Silk CJBl come around early in tbe daywtlzz's is a great bargain.
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, TWO BIG‘ WAIST VALUES. _ _
All 'hzool French flannel waists. silk taffela‘ bindings. entirely new~ré§ular 52.5 0,
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today 51.95. ‘ ‘
Black and Colored all silt taffeta waists, all this seuons styles, regular price: :Y
54. 50, and 55 00 today 53 50. ‘ N
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BLONDIN CASE REACHES TRlAL. inter [iv the time that identification case lie “an assisted by Assistant
THE “milnAYS ARE HER!i hull boon made. Blond u had disappear Dis. lrir-t Attorney John D. McLaughlin
Ale! aged Murderer of Hit Wife Before oil. Aliter a those which to‘okithe oi... YrYl‘lIloniign had threc'rmlamers. lohn ll.
‘ aJur iii Bouton. .cels ill over New ldnglani nto lie ill on and James F. Owens of Low-
You ”in want the best of nos'rom. llocyi.—»For the alleged west and into Canada liluniiin iinuuy ell illui .l o n. Jacques of Salem
muldor of his Wife whoao hcaillessi. was found and oriented in New York The case was scheduled to be called
WINES , body was found in n lnueh heap in cm last February. at 9. 30.1110 ('orliiiois leiillina’ in in:
~ f‘hoimsinril Muse" , in June. 1901. .l.’ Tun murder indictments stand Supellnr Cilmlnal Court room were
‘ ‘ AND Wilfrid Blondin was placed on trial against him. (mo in Sullold county. on Clouded some time belorc the doors
here today. The case which is one whiih trial was begun today and one note. opened. When the judges took ,
of the most mysterious that ever come i in Mlddleaei (minty in which Chclme- illicir pln‘ces they saw u room pawl... to
LIOUORS came into the hands of the Boston po- told is located. The lheoi'v that tile. the rem' itesi miner and through the
line in bored upon the tlioorv that! “union has killed in tlilskciti rd in l glass panels of the outei doors could
. Diondon from jealousy. killed his wiic. than that the murder ton place n. rec n greater crowd. who had not been
For your table and 0th” uses’ in n iodzinc house In Green street this Cholmsiord wlicri- inched} was ioundi able to got in
and these can be procured at city cut oil the hood. and. in a trunk. as the second indictment Charizi’i‘“ bo- l’roocedlnga opened promptly. Blon— “
had the ports token to Cholmsforii. iris.r murmured the better supporter by . din. vlennnhnven. dark clothed and ap-
whore ho diepoaed oi the body under the evidence obtained. it was decided; parri lly unconcerned had been
2 mperia a c the brush been and throw the head to blips: mm in llir- Suffolk court. brought in by Deputy Shoriir McDon-
. murder is believed to have been conl- presiding induce today no for t the —--—-
“Allnc‘ofii’ Avmue' bottled in April. The body was found iourtluilmo Alloiney General Parker ‘ The light comedian nearly always
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Notice our prices for strictly n lune 10 and the head it ten date: aprYiiirili in; pm ocular in a “murder Ywiigb: more than iiieYlirawYtrugldlan
A I GOODS:
Twelve your old Hermitage Whiskey,
$1.35 a bottle.
Eight your old Somerset Rye, 81. 25 a i
. bottle.
Zach. Taylor Rye, $1 a bottle.
Five year old imperial Rye. full quart
bottle. #1.
pic :1 brook some distance away The indoor; Slur rue and Br cy were the Y ough.
[eymo r ’sStore
, x Good Things to Eat.
Tokly Wiflfli 65: n‘ “We. Also im- "(DU WA T A ROYAL’PHANK'SGWING. YOU WIIJJ FIND AS VARIED AN ABSORTMENT HER!" AS
ported Pb?! and Sherry Wind! It YOU Wild. 8E 1N THE LARGEST STORES N THE CITIES. .
90¢ a bottle. Read and ACt l
The following brand: BottlesY Ale:
. ' e on
for ”h Evan: Cream 9 Florida (lrungoa llnnunns ilrnpce. filnpc Fruit. Clueter lieiaiue. (litron. Orange and Lemon i’ocl l‘incap
1lilo (merrier. tie -
tit-Jordan Bhullod Abound; i-‘iolii-h Cheetnute Paper Shell Almonde, pic.
(i coiewiildnm Pineapple Rouquol'ort. t‘amembert English Dairy. Philadelphia Crown. Club Htlilni' Swiss
and Double Cream.
9
bottle. 16 cent.
The but inc-tic. Port and Sherry
apan'o indium Pale, imported Dog‘s
Head Mill Whit. leal
2 lbs . Rich's Fruit Colic. l’iuni Puddinz Currantu, Rnieiue. lirlck'n Ml Moot l’ruliells. Hull. ”Milli. l’i‘tiflcli. -
e Crdhborfloil. Sellout Potatoou. hetiuce Celery Montague Tine. Muehr a iirnltlex. French Poor. Moccdoniou,
Fininciero. Mnrcquin Cherries New Honor. Poultry Swooning, Eiogant Coffee and Tune. Swept [tiny nutter.
Fresh Country Erna. Franco Americui Soup: The Ferric ilnma and been
Fan Cy M1xedl We extend to all an uncut Invitation to all and one our Thanksgiving display, whether you llili’iilliiiit! or not.
NUTS §+C.;..".E IEYMOUR Leading Grocer
F()r 25°! . ” l 83 WSSHINOTON ITRYItTf TILIl’HfiNI. IYCYiU‘l'YF-i NORYlYAYlYAbK GQNN.
JOSELOFF’S
, in mourn,
Norwalk Chronicler