. . V nil. “B on larch. Eddie and Ethel. of Westport. have been visiting Mrs. Arthur Bloom. , of South Norwsik. ‘ -Chickens and chis.12%c and lie lb. yes’ s. . Tristiton a Hyatt are. well soul pert ‘ fpr the coming christmcstide. and ave * tilled their advertisement with sugv‘ OiL-i-i EATEiia. .: .tl‘hey'li keep a good-sized room warm srthnncal- 3.35 if. ~45. 50. Moscow“ 50. Millerww. 25. ReliahlsH-ii‘ho Electric—~53. 95 Basement Vgestlons for shoppers. The Mon' s Bibiemlass of the First M. its ' or New Haven and viola. Fair tonight and Sunday; warm- . The storm which passed over this vcinity yesterday is new central off ova Scotla It produced high winds ‘ ‘ng the New England coast. It was 1! liowcd by a decided fall in temper- acre. There was a slight disturb- once this morning in the north portion I the Lake region and a well defined _ turbance in Western Texas Con- . tlcns favor for this vicinity generally pleasant weather, except nosséble flur- ties of snow with slowly ris ng tem- tporatures. Herbert Balaton is ill of typhoid few or at his home 23 Center avenue. Nor- walk. ,. A. daughter has been born to Mr and Mrs. Patrick TV. Crotty. of Stevens street. . .--Men's Boys' Winter Caps. O Brien Coroner Charles A Dates, of Bridge- port was in South Norwalk yesterday aftérnobn. Miss Marnie Walsh is quite ill of a severe cold at her home in Wilton nve~ nue Nbrwalh. .The Collins home on Clinton avenue has been quarantined on account of diphtheria in the family. . —-Fresb Shoulders, 10c lb. Hayesfls Milford A, Gimn and wife, who have been liylll up; in West street intend to remove to New York Monday ' The Feast of the immaculate Concep tion will be celebrated at St Mari a Church Monday, With special services. -All prices and kinds of Gent's La dies' and Children' s Hdkfs. for the Xmas season; , hite Aprons. Pillow saline. etc. M. .Smith '& Co. , —Chance on asu- ~top Desk and Chair with every 25c purchase. H. R. 13qu lay, 52 So. Main street. Douglass Fowler Woman' s Relief corps held its regular meeting last night in G. A. R..hail. South Main) stre'et. The liabilities of Milford A. clam, as given in his .voluntnry petition in bank ruptcy, amount to $3. 474.91. and his assets $1, 594, —‘-Ladies‘ Hats Renovated. 0'.Brien Old Well Hook and Ladder Company will hold its regular monthly meeting Monday evening at the truck house in . Haviland street Irving Willmott, of Havlland street, who has been ill with typhoid fever w:- for several weeks, expects to be able to be out in a few days ~Hoasting Pork,12%c 1b., Pork Ch hops, 13o: Sausage 10c. Hayes’a John Nelligan who has been spend- ing the week at the home of his par- ents in Ansonia has returned to South Norwalk and resumed his duties The night watchman at the Crofut & Knapp hat factory has been ill and Engineer Charles Plait has had to take his poo, working day 'and night. - l1 flavors Fresh Candy, 10c lb. M S. Smithds. Co. .. The next meeting of Norwalk Chap- ter. Daughters of the American Rove lution, will be held Thursday. Decem- ber 1S, in the Town Assembly room. Norwalk. Leslie A Davis of Bethe]. has on tered upon a course in book- keeping and Stalingraphy at the Brown Busi- ness Col ago Mr. Davis returns home each night . ‘ -—Latest Soft Hats. O'Brien. Mrs. Mary Gridin. an aunt of Fred- erick Dickerman. of Franklin street with whom she had bhn’living for several months in attendiill cc argon or ers Dicks so has returns?! to home. such! a. Smith of mast Waéii‘ ingtonstreet is now acting as house- keeper. commune 'V , OVERCOATS. V ‘ L Custom- blade Overcome have a distiirctive style—Va l style that do‘ not appear in . thé ready is sort; and it is useless tel there for it. . If you buys your oner— coat an ode here. it Will cost you no more t an the ready to-wiia‘r‘ iii. Church. tomorrow noon will take up 4 i. the Story of Ruth. .The pastor de tires to see all the members present. . '--Ail flavors‘Fresh Candy, 10c lb. M. S. Smith. & 0p. , . Mrs. George Gerrish. who recently an sweat a second operation at the St mford Hospital. is now getting along nicely, at her home in Stuart avenue. Nor‘walk. The city assessment lists for 1902 have been placed in the hands of City Clerk Joseph R. Taylor and are now open "(for inspection at his office in Washington street. -—Sieds Sleds and Slade. Builder The regular monthly meeting of the directors of the Norwaik Hospital As- soci tion will be held in the rooms of the merit“: Club, on’Tuesday'evening. December 9, st 8 o ‘.clock it is thought probable that the. sub ject of the division of the town of Nor- 1...: walk will be discussed at the annual ‘ meeting of the Business Men' 5 Annual- ation, Tuesday evening. ~—-Fresh Hams. 14c lb. Hayes'a The sloop f‘Hattie R... " owned by Henry Reynolds, dragged her anchor in the gale yesterday morning and landed broadside against Raymond Brothers' wharf where her owner tied her up. Mr. Hill yesterday introduced a bill in the House to grant a pension of soil per month to David A. Bladwin. of Nor- walk. Baldwin served iu Company A. Eighth Connecticut Volunteer infantry. during the Civil War. . “The latest and best disk talking machine, at J. W. Studwell’s. Call and hear it. The large South Norwalk reservoir at .Wiiton is down three test. it is filling up' slowly, but surely however. and the commissioners have no fear for thé water supply this winter The other two reserviolrs are overflowing. Bulletin No. 19 of the South Norwalk Congregational Church. appears on pageiii of this issue and you should take time "to read it carefully. This bulletin makes many helpful sugges- tions for the observance of Christmas. ~Special prices on Ladies' ‘Merceriz- ed and Silk Petticoats. Look at our iaVEIVdsome line of Furs. S. Smith 0 The young people’s meeting. under the direction of the Epworth Leagues cf the First Methodist Church tomor- row evening, will have for its theme. "The Missionhry Uprising of the YOung People; " scripture reference, Acts it. u 18, 21: i Timothy, iv.,12o15. Rev W. T. Duncan will conduct the meeting. The Fairiield County Savings Bank are advertising several places of prop- erty for sale. some are very well locat- ed, and all, we understand, can be pur- chased at prices which will make them profitable investments. Why not in- terview the secretory concerning them? and the advertisement elsewhere for the location of the property. , —-Umbrellas and Genes. O'Brien. The railroad company has completed the reconstruction of the basins under the standplpes near llaiiroad avenue. and the work has been duly inspected by Station Agent Frederick E. Ray- mend. it is not believed the water villi overflow into Railroad avenue hereafter. No PERSON IS WELL DRESSED. No article is well made. unless certain rules are carried out. ta.,biished A person must have clean hands and polished shoes. An article must be put together carefully. every atom well selected. not always successful. 2'1 hey 1'6 adhptbd to Q [5th hard work has produced the Co onisi Paint. Noted for its purity. beauty and ..... adaptability for the finest work. Stands for all that is best in cutlity and finish 001:” sauna Norwalir; Norwa'lk ware Company. Norwaik. . ate Where. and 1‘ > ‘ ‘ ‘ faction of '3‘ Ruled well es- Good materials like good men, are tirioi‘lt they hav hinder.- mites. Ten years ammonites and sale by For: Cycle «it Hand are SILVER; A favored gift for mother is silver What pride she takes in her store whether it be of starting or lesser- ponsive but handsome plated Ware. Here there is a large verioty for selection: PLATED WARE Tea sets-35 to 52. 75. Soup toureenswts to 27.50. Pudding dishes—~82 50 to 55. Water-pitchers—-$2.50 to 56.50. Nut-bowis~$2.50 to 55; Chocolate pots-52 50 to $4. Pickle- dare—$1. 25t to 82. 50. Cake baskets-81. 50 to 8‘5. 50. Broad trays-51 50 to :4 Candelabra—$3 to $6. 25. Butter- dishes-#31. 50 to $3. 25 Glass fruit- dishes with. silver stands ~21. 50 to $9. 50. Fern- dishes—500 to $3 . Smoking— sets—$2. 25 to 85. Shaving- mugs—$1 to $2. 50. Ash- receivers—500 and ug. Tobaccc- jaramtoc to $1 0 Bon- bon dishes—$1 to 52 50. Child’s mugs-«~50c to 81.50. Child's cups and saucers-41.75 up. Napkin-rings—25c to 75¢. Chocolate sate—$7.50. Afternoon melanoma-$8.50. Hair receivers—400 to $1.50. Soup- -.ladles——$2 25. Oyster- oodles—41. 85 to $2. 25. Gravy- -ladles-90c to $1. 35 Flsb-knives—S2. (laments—$3. Child’s sets~500 to 51.50. Cream-ladles—ilfio to 90¢. Nut sets—450 to $2. Carving sets—86. 50. Coffeespoons~$2 to $4. 50 don. Pic forks—~35 dos. Fruit-knives—75c to 31 set. Oyster-forks—Ssfio to 53.75 dos. Berry-forks—Slfi to $2.50 set. Teaspoon—$1.38 to $2.85 dos. Dessert- spoons—$4 and 54. 75 dos. . Tables spoons—~85. 25 dos. Dessert~ forks-83. 85 to 84. 75‘ dos. Dinner-forksuti to 85 25 dos. sssert-knives—5335 don. inner-knives—-$4 doa. Punch denies—83. 50. Set knives and forks~88. 50. Salad- forks-41 35. Berry epochs—~31 35. Basement. THE HOWLAND DRY GOODS CO.. Bridgeport. Conn. “MES: Rosamond" II ':4 Vf liar Unnamed PENNYHQMliilfiE u an r” 0 drflriw“ KING IEDIBINE 60.. Box i939. MSW. m HERE You are never disappointed With poor delivery or Poor Meats. 5 Railroad Place. Fresh FiSh A nlce assortment of all The People 3 Fish slid ’ ' ' Duster Market in zero weather. Oil is still for cheap V‘ Bonnd‘wick heaters. odorless and ‘ smokeless. ; . . polled ' mulng genulnlncu cannc be prod ucs Sta vens’Markoi and of flesh and salt fish at Fibroid Tumors Cured .... Note the result oi Mrs. Pinkhaln' it saves and niédiclne. “Bones timeago i1 wrote to you do- ‘ scribing my symptoms and asked your vice. You replied, and 1 followed all your directions carefully. and to- dag am a we liwoman. ‘The use of Lydia F. Pinkhnm's Vegetable Compound entirely ex. he tumor and strap thened my wh VeV system. I can wal miles "any in. E. Pinkham's Ve e- tabioy ompound is worth five ol- lars a drop; I. a dvise all women who are afflicted with tumors or female trouble of any kind to givEe it Fafnithfnl truly-(Signed) Mus. Elinor. 252 Dudley Sh, (Roxbury) Boston Mass. ”56000 femur orlglnal o] Vabguo (arm Mountains of gold could not alliances such testimony~ or a the place of the health and happiness Whl ch Lydia E. Pinklmm’s Vegetable Compound brought to Mrs. Hayes. Such testimony should be accepted by all women as convincing evidence that L dia E. Pinkllam’s Vege- table ompound stands without a r as a remedy for all the distress- in: ills of women , all ovarian troubles, - tumors; inflammation. ulceration. falling and displacement of the womh' ; backache. irregular. su pressed or painful menstruation. urely the volume and character of the testimoc nial letters we are daily printing in the newspapers can leave no room for doubt in the minds of fair people. ‘ aIEEENTERTAINMENTS HOYT’ S THEATRE Matinee and Night, SATURDAY DECEMBER 6th. The Cyclone of Laughter. The Suc- cess of the Season , Elegant and Costly Mechanical and Scenic Effects A Great Company of Players. Reuben ldfiNew York Reuben” Arrival Reuben at the Roof Garden. The Pretty Girls. Elegant Specialties by Clever Com odious. DON'T MISS 1T! THE SEASON'S SUCCESS! PRICES: Matinee: Children. 15; Adults. 25c. . Night: 25, 25 and 50 cents. HOYWT S, THEATRE. TUESDAY, assurance 9. JOHN W. V0051. ‘8 BIG MINSTRELS The Paramount Organization of the W Minstrel World A Congress of VPerformei-s. in- eluding Arthur Rigby. Chas. Geno. the original Lew Bene- dict Crawford I, Pinning, H'ar- ry Leighton Broblt Bros" Don Gordon, The Carenatlon 0c- tone. The O'Brien Troupe of Acrobat... Five in Number. Concert Band of 25 Picked Soloists and a Grand Symphony Orchestra of 15. A new entertainment with new F‘ca- tures entirely different from all others Don't Miss the Big Parade at Noon WATCH FOR DAY ANDs DATE. C o m i n g H e Vr a Don’t Buy Tickets on ‘ihe sSidewalk. PRiOEs, 25, 50, 15c. Sale of seats opens at Hoyt' s Thea- tre. South Norwalk. and Weeds drug store Norwolk. 5 days in advance of all attraction! .V' . . l'...“ ‘ A? THE South list-wk Baptist church. Wednesday want. not. 10. 1002. *— SONG CYCLE ”TREND OF “ME." servatoly of music. , carcass; by use huartette. duffel} that 1113le vigilant, in solo do t qua a war I. M filtrate Bout-oft. bass soloistt, and Sydiih‘y Decker. toilet-.0 grammes Glee Club will participate. V rs. . Kaitlin. the soprano, will uni. Hr .: .mea man at slid is a Beach linen. , . n . pension surgeon at Danbury to succeed his father Dr. prlando Brown. who has resigned. , . . 1 Captain Wiidman, of Danbury, who has been serving in the Philippines fur the past three years. returned to Wash signed to duty in the signal office of done within the limits of the appropria- by a aunntette from a New York com V . 'r'w‘e choruses from "The Persian the Kaitlin. mother. ng Gertrude V thlehcm in place of. W» fl . scan. is a Democrat and has Dr. D. C Brown has been appoint ington last Monday and has been as- the department . . . Rsprebentative Hill will introduce in the House a bill having for its absent an authorization to permit the deep- ening of the harbor at Bridgeport to a greater depth than was contemplated in the river and harbor bill appropriab ing 5300. 000 for this purpose. The bill contemplated deepening the harbor to eighteen feet.'1‘-be bill which Mr. Hill will introduce contemplates securing a depth of twenty- ~fonr fact. if it can be’ tion. SAVED AT GRAVE'S BRINK. "I know I would long ago have been in my grave." writes Mrs. S. H. New- som, of Decatur. Ala. "if it had not been for Electric Bitters. For three years I suffered outbid agony from the worst forms of. Indigestion. ‘Wat‘ei‘ brash Stomach and Bowel Dyspepsia. But, this excellen edlcine did me a world of? good. S nce using it i c a cat heartily and have gained . 5 pounds. " For indigeston Loss of Ap- petite. Stomach: Liver and Kidney troubles. Electric Bitters are a. posi- tive. guaranteed cure. Only 50c, at F. H. Baxter's drug store. “ ANOTHER NEW TRAINING SHIP. SEATTLE. Wash. Dec. 6.-—~The cruiser Philadelphia is to be converted into a training ship at the Puget Sound Navy Yard. to replace the Nipsic. ONLY CURE FORDYSPEPSIA. Mrs. Franklin Bush. of New Castle. Del., says: “I suffered for years with dyspepsia. Used to have great dis- tress and belching. i tried everything i could hear of, but nothing helped me until i took Brazilian Balm. and one 50 cent bottle outed me cempleteiy. " for sale by R. H. Plalsted and F. H. Baxter. GAMBON SAILs FOR FRANCE. NEW YORK, Dec 5.—-.iules Gambcn, the former ambassador of France to the United States. sailed for Havre to- day on La Champagne. THE PRIDE 0F HEROES. Many soldiers in the last war wrote to Cut Wounds Corns. Sorc Feet and Stiff Joints. Bucklen’ s Arnica Salve is the best in the world. Same for Burns Scolds Boils Ulcers. Skin Eruptions and Piles. It cures or no pay. Only 250.. at Ii. H. Plaistcd’s drug store. " 3:913? AL'LQC For Hard Or 36ft . Floors. Once used allwsys prefered. “It Wears Like Iron. " Sole Agents}. Norwaik li’d’w’e Co. 34V Main St. Norwaik . NOTICE Fun Ilii Alumni ill Hill ——-——- Notice is hereby given that the Council of this city proposes. at its next meeting. to be held on the 23th inst. at 8 o'clock p. in. to appropriate the sum of $321.85 for the Electric Light and Fire Alarm Department of said city for current expenses, said up- propriation being 'in addition to the appropriation for said department made at the adjourned annual city meeting for the current year Per order of the Council, JOSEPH R. TAYLOR. City Clerk South Norwalk. Dec. 2d. 1902. Who Makes a most delicious Mr Myo‘n . ' Facts in tile Shape of Figures Are the strongest arguments for the prospectiv‘ " chests. Therds sonieihiug definite about them WOMEN'S UNDERWEAR. say that for Scratches. Bruises. . (13 5t _ bee tuned in silica since the Cleveland administration. V tangible and easy to tie to at your deiiars easier to save money in line wavt _ We present you with some tools and figures in iii V o levying items that wii greatly improve the purchasing-7 ° 0 You ll do Well to unto them V it: . mus-h ban to earn it. WINTER UNDERWEAR iTElvlS. This insane another Week of lively trading. Theseapeolal lots are limit- ed and—well. try to be among the fir.“ Women's Jersey Ribbed Vests and Pants. vests fancy trimmed, neck and front, extra quality, heavy fleeced lin- ed, only 250 each. Women’s Jersey Ribbed Vests and Pants. superior finish 50c value for 390 each. Women's Forest Mills Vests and Pants, fine quality. soft fleeced lined. at 500 each. Misses‘ Forest Mills Fiecccd Lined Jersey Ribbed Underwear at 25c each. Children' a Jersey Ribbed Underwear, made by the Springfield Knitting 00.. fine ribbed. a bargain at 39c. Boys’ Fleeccd Lined Shirts and Drawers, at 25c. , MEN’S UNDERWEAR. ’ Men's Heavy Weight Shirts and Drawers. at 25c each. Men'siPi‘ain or Ribbed Fleece Lined Shirts and Drawers, all sizes at 49c each. Men's Natural Camel’s Hair. White and Scarlet, All Wool, Shirts and drawars from 75c to $1.50 each. lar ed 51. ..w»~m.mA.__mmme..M. may...“ SOHLEICHER } isCHLEthE L. D. Telephone “942 Stamford " ... ....... w. .1... "on“..- ... i The Nor- FOR They are not foreign made; the best made. Price $3.00, Olsen 5 Sh . applied to them and brilliancy of salsa . tractlvli Deeply surprises attract: buy THE KID GLOVE complaini- ‘ Regular lines reinforced, new ill! Dress Gloves, Lined GloVes. p Gloves. Walking Gloves: ever kl good handwcar and all please. ‘ Ladles' Kid Gloves, "The Orion, silk stitched backs. new shades. 73' Ladies' two clasp' celebrated Glace Glove. perfect skins. A full line of the leading shed a pa ar.‘i Ladies Wool Golf Gloves, full to pal Children’ s Golf Gloves, assdrt ore. at 25c pair. Men’ s and Boys’ Heavy Fleece and 500 pair. PITHY PARAGRAPHS. Your dollars are given great pure": ing power here. Men’ is and Boys’ Shirts good quality, well . 50c. Flannelette Wrappers in dark col Corset Covers corset fitting it bad and bust 29c each, _ imported Tam O’Shanters. at bite. and 89c. 83 311385 Washington 31.. 30. Hawaii" Are indorsed by great ARTISTS. becatlSe they are uni- xceiied. tor TONE. DURABILITY and WORKMANleP And OUR guarantee is as good as a Government Bond. The onlv perfect PIANO PLAYER ls ' ~ “The Apollo”- is endorsed bv .iii the greatest ARTISTS-sold on easy term WARE ROOMS. iii Milli ST. D f for American feet with American .51er car! fit. _ require no breaking' in when properly fitted. There is ‘ difference in style. more difference In fit, most or all the ”so they are made. Remember Nor-walk Shoes 99th seems. price They are made ' " Every pair war fashioned lingers. 500 pair.” Ladies’ Wool Knit Golf Gloves at Gloves. six different styles, at Flannel ' _, made. 25 quality, new only 51‘. 00. . ‘The Appleton" Fashioned Rib R 6c SON. STAMFORD, CONN alk Shoe “29' Hey are American mad 3 . Tl! . all styles, at ca Store! makes our display it
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