series on ”quash Quality so ywh ‘ mm
In ask and obtain more tor them. but ill, price In fixed by til
it must not be varied.
olns‘u who once tries "Queen Quality”. .
that shoe atterwards‘. The resell every letter In the word satin ,
born yesterday, to Mr and
re .ilrysn sun or Spring mu, Nor»
Ed, ard Cunningham oi Spring
spending a few days In New
sees Clark and Olive Clark, of
thNu‘llyalk, ale visiting their sls~
.11 Andrew Little, oillanbury.
”meeting. last night. and vet-
candidate into luembelship
sac ed a pillow at an entertainment
' elitlyog‘iven In the South Norwaik
h
utlerjllodge. No. 97, l 0. 0. F., at
meeting. last night voted to attend
funeral of their late brother, E C.
sawell in a bony tomorrow.
rs. Edward W. Kelly entertained
he Colorlla Club at her residence 30
Lewes treat, last night Plans were
Ia seed for a reception to be held in
William F Tammany, Jr.,
leek and Howard W. Doty
jteday. making an apprais-
on} h’e.8tOCk In Harry Goodwin’s
ortll Main street clothing store.
Raymond Brothers this noon receiv-
"lid another barge of hard coal, this
. into a cargo 01 about 400 tons of the .
stove variety. which they are busily
engaged In unloading this atternoon,
their dock on Water street. M
" Armor Bearers’ Circle, King's Sons.
of the South Norwalk Congregational
Ii'urch, met inst availing. with Mil--
, rd Sturtevant, at his home in Elm-
finned avenue, and talked up the work
of Thanksgiving, and arranged for fur.
her work this season.
, At the rehearsal for The Creation,
gloat night there were eighty singers In
ttendance, and Director Pepper was
on oil pleased with the progress made.
The next rehearsal will be held Mon-
day night, at the same place. and all
at zero are“ Invited to be present.
«the non-appearance of sev-
lot the members the annual elec-
~‘oi anthers at 0. S. Ferry Com-
Union Veterans' Union schedv
bid for last strolling, was indefinitely
outponed. Another meeting of the
Command will be held next Monday el-
chin: at 11 Washington street.
Hrs. F. H. held of Quintard avenue
received the sad news by telegram car—
13* this morning, that her mother Mrs.
. lchard Dibble was dying at her home
In Steny Creek, CL, and immediately
Jail for that place, taking the 9 o ’clock
train. Mrs. Dibble Is eighty- five years
, I age, and has been suiierlng from
pneumonia
~ The Farther Lights Society held a
very interesting meeting, last evening
otvthe South Norwaik Baptist Church.
, MlsssCarrIe D‘Artols read a paper on
"The Siege oi Lucknow, " Miss Viola
Decker followed with One on "Calcut—
" and 0. Walter Aiken gave a re-
ulna of the study of India. and Miss
Edna Guy read the poem, "The Siege
,0! Lucknow." Tne regular routine bus-
Incas was gone through with and a
collection taken
BIG sane
an! Irish Linen Box Paper and En
relapse. closing out at 7c per box.
1103qu price was 15c and 20c. Child
rsn's Boil Paper. 7o Real lrlsh Lin-
[Ion Tablets and Pads only he guarsn
. to.“ 25 Envelopes i'or 2c. 31. (ill
Watches only 650 31.25 Alarm
he, only 78c, fully guaranteed 300
in Gold Plated Eye Glasses. 25c and
do it pair. Regular 81.26 Glasses.
his sale will only last a low days to
can up for the Holidays, at
'l. J Mdgner’s
HAD AiFIi‘l‘l‘lO succunrsn.
A well- known attorney and an East
Norwaikar who works in South Nor- _‘
walk had a heated argument this noun.
shortly before 1 o'clock. on Seavlew
avenue. with the result that blows
were exchanged and .It looked tor a
time as If there would be a lively light.
The scrap" lasted only a few minutes,
when the attorney came off victorious,
and his opponent wont Into the Bridge
Pharmacy with a badly swollen wrist
and his face bloedln from a few cuts
he had received. '1‘ e latter‘noknowi—
edged that he got the worst of the cal
counter but stated that he tried to rail.
son with the other but to no avail.
_ BUCKLEY FACTORY SOLD.
It was reported this afternoon that
the Buckley rubber factory had been
sold to a big New York concern. it
will Install $75. 000 worth oi: machinery.
MW
The Pine Lodge Whldt Club held a
delightful meeting yesterday alternoon
with Miss Mariposb Taylor at her
home In West street. The prizes were
won by Mrs. (i W. Cram and Miss
An‘na Edtellc Smith The next meet-
ing will be held Monday afternoon, De
camber 16 with Mrs. Thomas 1. Ray-
mond. 01' “Hillside." « .
JOHNSTON PLAYED CASSIUS.
CLEVELAND, 0., Dec. Z-Burly
Johnston, the actor who killed Kate
Hassett an actress, last night, In Phil
adelphia played the part of Cassius in
Mansfield’s "Julius Caesar " here last
week. He sought on Sunday night a
week ago to enter the stage dom oi
the Due Id avenue opera house. The
door- keeper refused and Johnston as
saillted him. The matter was patched
up but Johnston did not appear in the
cast after the Ilrst night.
TODAY lN WALL STREET.
Reports over private Wire or maples
a Goidschlnldt commission brokers
Swsrtz it Corbett'l block South Nor
walk:
Open High Low 1:80
Amnl Copper 58 68% 57% 57%
Am C. d: F. 311,5 34% 34%, 84%
Am C &F. pf. 90% 110% 90%
American Ice 10% 10%
Amer. Ice old. 38% 3854
Amer. loco. 28% 2834
Am. Smelt” 40% 407,5
Am Sugar 122 1231/5 1"“
Anaconda 87% 87%
A. T. & B. Fe, 88% 84%
A.T. & SF. pf. 987$. 99%
Bait. d: 0hIo,100% 100%
Bklyn R. T 67% 67%
Chas. & Ohio 47 48%
Chi. Gt. West 26 28%
C. M & St. P. 176% 178
Col. Ii‘. 8: 1.. s7 88%,-
Col. South, 291,5 2955
Consul, Gas, 214% 214%
Del. d: Hud., 162% 162%
Detroit South 16% 16%
Erie . 34 % 34%
Erie. 1st p1d.,66% 65%
lll.Central,145% 146%
Lou. Kc Nash.,130% 133%.
Manhattan 166% 1569i
Met. St. Ry. 144% 115% 143%
Mexican Cent, 23 23 23
M. K. d: T. 26% 26% 26%
M. K & T pill 57% 57% 67%
Mo. Pacific 108 108% 107
'21:
NOTICE.
Bids will be received for laying aids-
walks on the north side 0! Cedar street
until Thursday afternoon at Ii o “clock
LUTHER M. WRIGHT.
RICHARD J. CUTBILL,
CHARLES E DOW.
ORDER TO SETTLE” ACCOUNT.
DISTRICT OF NORWMK, on, Pro-
bate Court. Deal, A. D 19 0.2
Estate of Reed liaviland, late of
Norwalk. In said district deceased.
Ordered. That the administrator
145%
130
155%
‘34
107%4
exhibit his administration account to ,
this court for adjustment at the Pro
bate aides in Norwalk on the 8th day ,
01 December, 1902 at 11 ocloclt tors '
noon: and that all persons Interested
In said estate may be notified thereof
the administrator will cause this order I
_ to be published In a newspaper having
a circulation In said district, at least I
five days before said Iith day 0! De , ,
camber, 1902.
HENRY W GREGORY.
Ju lids
“Basil“epwyshesrw“
.I 1
DISTRICT OF NORWALK. Ill. Pro- ‘
bate Court Dec. 2d. A. 1).. 1003.
:Wharsu written application has
. been made to this court‘ for admlnls- ,
moon" oi the estate or Josephine ' .
“Jones, late at Norwllll. in laid district . I
accosted.
Order That said a Ilcatlon he
tail-d as: determined a’tptlls Probate .
hoes will rarely over ails {
All wool nosey. Velvet Co »_
lat. Silk Lined and 27 Inches
l93i Washington Street.
Icok erei
We carrv a compI In line of
Fresh Fish
At vervlow prices
CAPT. DUGROSS
MAGNETIC HAIR .
RESTORER
3
mo DJNDR arr was. A
An original preparation that will
eule diseases of the scalp and prevent
the hair irolnhtalling out.
Invigorates the roots and gives the
hair a health lustre
So‘ (1 by all, first class barbers and
drugglste, 750 and 400 bottle.
Prepared by the
Magnetic Ilair Restorer Co.
ROBERT F, SCALZI, PROP»
36 Washington St.
Our opening display of Fall Millie
ery was received with most gratifying
appreciation.,We are adding dolly new
and attractive designs. Including a
splendid coilotrtlon oi outing styles.
. ' “I w ‘ ‘
Connected filth large Bridgeport es-
tsbllsbnlsnt. Fine goods at
price. ~
NO CASH
NECESSAR Y
‘ For A ‘
Sui or Coal.
JUST CHARUE If. . 7‘
‘ Briana
No. 10 Sahib Main 33.. .
' So.- Narwailr. ” ‘
Fancy Mixed
N
South Norwalk. ‘; ‘
M PACKERMAN
31 MAIN SWEET NORWAU'Sk ‘r _
'low '
r harass are very reason-5
as on his In working oil
, gut! upon Man a. >
e
s In and talk with me. i
believe I can Interact you. I.
ll OOUTl-I MAIN STREET.
Hotel Hamilton.
Bananas.
The! nice Black or Gray
$6.50 Overcoat Is now only
.SIDOI .
The 31.52.00 lino Melton
is new
$3 50.
Man a and Yonlh’s Suits.
$5 0 0
Mad More.
o; can Ileb,
I! North Main Strut.
I
am it 3dr,
BO \VASlIlNTVI‘ON mmxm
SOUTH NOI‘iWAIJC ‘
' " ".
To
‘ficcommodate
.. The
Hgliday Trade
Our
Store hail! be open were
evening, until 9 o'clock-
after
DE EMBER 5TH
wll— .. ‘7. en
Telephone 133-12.
Dhsakeuiulng
Mike at most delicious
marinaded cooled In a
Gas Range.» .
‘ Cash Prices.
‘WHOLE FOREQUAII' I‘ERS
want new Worki- ‘ I ‘
Owing to constantly increasing business in our Dress Goods Department. we have been com
'pelled to move it into more commddi‘ous quarters, and are now prepared to serve you in this line,
better than ever before. All the latest weaves in BLACK‘DRESS GOODS All the newest ‘1
shades and deal-able weaves in COLORED DRESS GOODS are found here. All the latest novel-*
ties in SILKS for Waists and Dresses. I” i
We are agents for the Celebrated HASKILL SILKS, the best Silks made. Every yard: 1;
guaranteed by the maker. our fali line ls complete, including these popular weaves: Pcau de Saint;
Penn dc Cygne,Tafieta, Arlnure, Gros Grain, Faille, Franoaise, Satin Duchesse. All in black only.
LOOK AT :russE
svgnv ”
DA
10c lb. .
m aaaamu
m 3 ‘ on.
PROTERHOUSE STEAK 18 8: 20¢ ‘ V .
LAMB CHO PS, 1 ac
LEGS GENUINE SPRING LAMB 13c
J0
. 13c
18d: 2 lbs. {or 20c
15!:
SHOULDER STEAK
ROUND STEAK
SlRLOIN STEAK
ROAST PORK;
SAlyglAGE'A
HM
SMOKED SHCDIIDERS .
F 11,- c
FOWLE. :14); »
CORNED BEEF Plate, do; Rump, 12::
HOME DRESSED CHICKENS. ,
TURKEYS,18 a 200
TRIPE, if .. , 8 and lilo lb.
EGGS. 4“" ‘ ‘Ii 27c don.
COD LIVER OIL, 206 hot.
Sch anb‘fs Market
I'Illl loulln "All lull
You will want (be best of
Win55
* AND §
uouons
Igor-jam table and other uses,
these can be procured at
The Imperial Cafe
camp census,
9 RAILROAD AVENUE.
Notice our prices for strictly
' A I GOODS:
Twelve your b"ol‘ia'rlIrulltauo Whiskey,
‘ ' t Bye, $1.25 a .5
bottle.
ql‘ MO, fuu' quart
01- ‘ _
rive y... old I all Thorn Whisk”: 01 ,
All sorts of Cook Ila, two drinks to a
' bottle, 15m ‘
The but name a. Port and sherry 5
Winn, 750 a mo. .
Tokay Win». loo 5 bottle. Also Im- ‘.
dang? sad Clint? Winn nth.
I}: ”:0”? bottling| Al‘s:
VIII 1"; e .
Inn indIIn Pals, mph... 53;): ,
all and who. us
" .. v 157‘ 13““ and
Now is the lime! Tuchelliler‘
is too cold to be without? one;
DOnTI sou 'uou have no, molten
You can bus from ué‘withmiij
“Indra. Just have lboharae .
and pan for it in wealth) con-.2
.venient paumeuts.
Norwalk Chronicler