weer wnsivnNo'rON‘
‘ at i‘Blook.
ATHER FORECAST. ' ,
,' orwalk and vicinity: Get:
a lysrair tonight and Tuesday. 4 Colder
“ slit. An extensive urea ot..;hlgli
occurs and low, temperature prevails
thllimornlng in all sections east of the ;
Rocky Mountains. The lowest tampon
‘urorsportocl war; 32 degrees below
, no at Edmonton. Freezing tempera},
titresi‘extend nearly to the Gulf of Meir-
‘Missouri. Light snow is falling in
o Lake ‘regibn. but the weather is,
generally pleasant: Conditions lover
to: this vicinity slightly cOlder-but gen--
orally pleasantiweathcr except possh
_. bly flurrleu of snow. ’ .
> . ’ Henry ii. Banger, of Taylor avenue,
' has .rscovered'from his recent illness.
' Old Well Hook and Ladder Com-
' pony will hold its regular meeting to-
night.
" lsaacflarrls. of New York, has been
making a short stay with friends in
South Nor-walk.
.«—-The latest and best disk talking
machine. at J, W. Studwellls. Call and
.hoardt, . -
Terrence Clay Cavnnaugh, of the
New Britain Commercial College, spent
- Sunday at his homeln Norwalk. .
. .0. S. Forry Command. Union Veter-
ans' Union will‘hold a meeting this ev-
oning at 111 Washington street.
A meeting of the silk mill finance
‘ committee was held Saturday evening
and all outstanding bills ordered paid.
The annual election of officers of
‘ District Division. No. l, A. 0. FL. will
‘ , be held Thursday evening. at the hall
‘in Washington street.
Work on Frederick H. Fields' new
residence in Quintnrd avenue has had
to be suspended on account of the
cold Weather and snow.
~Supreme Court. 10c Cigar.
Old We'll Hook and Ladder Company
will hold its regular monthiy meeting
this eyening at 8 o‘clock in the truck
house in Haviland street.
The Knowlton Fife and Drum Band,
of Barton, will discourse music during
the intermission in the basketball
games at tho armory this evening.
l Our Brothers‘ Lodge, i. O. 0. id, of
Norwalk. will meet tonight.. It is said
that quite a number of young candi~
dates will shortly, be initiated into the
mysteries of Oddi'ellowahip in Nor-'
walk.
Ophlr Chapter. Order or the Eastern
Star. has decided to hold its meetings
hereafter on the second and fourth Fri~
days of each month. instead of on the
first and third. The next meeting
will accordingly be held next. Friday
evening.
¢~Dr. M. S. Rosco. Eye and Ear Spe-
cialist from Bridgeport. removed his
office from the Mahsckcmo Hotel, to
52 North Main St, So. Not-walk. where
he can be consulted on Tuesdays.
Thursdays and Saturdays from
o’clock to 4 p. in. only.
The onlbont “Edith." owned by Sam-
uel Raymond. broke from her moorings
on the flats last Friday afternoon and
went down the bay before the sale.
landing on Long Beach. Shn has
since been recovered, with but little
damage done. ,
At a meeting oi the smoker commlb
tee of Court Mobackomo. Foresters of
America. held last Fridaymvening, it‘
was voted to hold a number and aunt.
:grsory Tuesday evening. December
an able lawyer lrom Hartfotd. willed-
dren the Foresters and there white
several other features. A generatin-
vltatlon'will be issued to the Foreotsrs
oi Norwalk. Weatport and Georgetown
do be present. A regular meeting of
, lthe court will be held tomorrow even-
II- S
I—IIr-u-ml m .mmm.m. a»...
escrowmaoa
,, ‘ovancoa'rs.
., have a, distinctive. styles-oi
‘ ~' style that does not appear in
the ready made sort, and it in
uncle» to clock therefor lit. ‘
't
flood- elsewhere.
' limit ,7“ "
ice and zero temperatures alt-far south ‘
At that time Frank A. linearly.-
‘Custom-made Overcoats
Ta
3
‘ south humus. attorney. .
rust Hospital what our
‘" renamed by Mrs. Ruth non tea". ta
West strostl, Friday aileron
W. 8. “Hillfleld; of: that).
bridge mununlctory, was lnNaw York
Saturday on‘jbusiness for‘tho'tirm.". ,
The. railroad companyyb‘us‘ installed
a number of the latest patent tire 9x5
,tlogulsbors in the Norwalkrailroaddm
Dot-‘1‘ . . ,,
“Mrs. Theodore Smith witches been
l weeks at her
Seriously ill/for severe ,
street, Norwmk; is now
borne in Camp
ablcto sit up. .
i-Grsat Bargains in slightly used
Upright Pianos, at J, W. Studwoli’s.
* Books make the host Christmaspres-
ents.’ William P. Beers. the Norwulk
bookseller. has a large and better line
Ethan ever before. ‘ ’ ‘
‘ The monthly offering [yesterday at
Grace Church was devoted tothe work
of the Endowment Society connected
, withthe church. . ‘ . ‘
5 Clarence Cram, Louis Price and Wil-
liiam B. Unhola‘went duck hunting.“
,early this morning.»and brought back
leight black ducks. ‘ a‘ '
, Town Clerk Herbert R. Smith. Yale
. '83 says that he had an excellent time
lat in class reunion at,the’Yale Club
yin New York city, Saturday night.
l ~ Owing to the my condition ‘of the
istroots. Frank Parker, the blacksmith
,at A. Soimans'stablss.‘ was obliged to
work half a day yesterday sharpening
l horses.
; Charles A. Tucker and daughter,
! Miss Tucker, who have been occupying
.the Ratchford place, in 'Winnipauk,
ihave taken a suite of rooms ate the
l Hotel Clifford:
E The women of Trinity Church' have
,arranged' for the second of the series
lof parishx socinls, which will take place
2We‘dn’esday evening of this week from
18 to 10 o'clock.
‘ wItching piles? Never mind if phy-
:slciana haVo failed to cure you. Try
‘Dosn’s Ointment. No failure there.
.50 contact any drug store.
1 Quite a' number-“of sielghs were ob-
iout’ the streets of Norwalk. Saturday.
:Noarly all, however, were from up in
E the country. where it is said the sleigh-
.ing is excellent; ‘
l A union class meeting of the four
i Methodist Churches will be held tomor'
lrow evening at the East Norwalk
lchurch. , Everyone is welcome and
j earnestly, invited. ,
j ——Grend display of Pianos for the
lHoiidays, the largest and best ever
lcxhibited, at J. W. Studwell's., ‘
i A large horse driven before a. load
iof coal, tell in Ely avenue, Saturday.
‘and so badly injured one leg that it
inecessit‘aied takinghlm to the stable
. and procuring another animal.
, The executive board or the Ladies'
,Aid Society of the First Methodist
§Church will hold a meeting Wednesday
{3 p. m., at the residence of Mia. Char
glos B. Stevens. 34 Falrfleld avenue.
1 One of the boys‘ classes in 'the
’Springwood Union Sunday school an, o»
a very enjoyable social to their ft‘lou s
D
. ,F‘rlday night. Instrumental and vocal
lmusic were rendered. after which“ all
senjoyed a bountiful luncheon. ~
1 ——Square. Pianos, $15. $20 and'¥25, at
*J. W.Stuclwell's. , . , ‘
l A valuable pointer dog. owned by
:William, Anderson. of Winnlpuuk, Was
;struclt by strain. some days ago. and
badly injured. Mr. Anderson is of tho
iopinlon that. the animal will recover.
itho‘ughbt is in serious condition. '
" A horse owned by Expressman Cava-
nxh foil in Monroe street. Saturday
bolt an hour. At thocud 01 that time
he was lnduccd’to got up and mood
on his way. none the worse for is tall.
t'l‘horowinr monthly praise service
a
Church was given overlut svenlh: to
an ”Advent Musical Service.” There
was special, M79119. music by the choir
and out) rials“ minim-madam the
hillbilly the choir was
t
one my have thew
. :rew- .
night. androfused to budge" for ~about '
the Norwalk ' Congregational .
nd’my'bo'rovssted in '
' , magnesium: fish at
, , THEREGINfA (Swag:
brings these wonderlul‘.ghoxeo
the reach ‘otc'anybody.
,tho‘club may Dmoure
of .330 r. to also and pa
the easiest sort or _
‘vnccompaniedii , ' . .
are acceptablethsg application a pass-
bar.) The box preferred is; thsnidsllw
cred upon payment oi the membership
1 . .l . ,~ 4.
loco ., ~ ~ ., _
ONE‘DOLL‘ARI '
. . The rest , ‘ \
once of cost is paidin equal monthly
amounts and soon tbo‘chlna becomes
yours without its buyinghavingbeen
at allburdensome. -‘ ' ' p 1, .
We'll be glad to ‘show youths col.
lection of Regions: to add you to the.
list of club members. . -
Basement. ' - '
$1.50 ZIBELINES. .- 31 YD.
Fashion’s favorite stuffs tor winter
costumes at one-third less than real
value. “Big" only half tells the sort
of a bargain they are. , ’
Rich solid brown ouster. rod, gray
and French blue ‘witli the lustrous glow
of satin. , , ‘ ' , *
Dull finish. brown. red or gray. with
white hairs and'whlto dots sprinkled
over it. . . > f. 1
Small checks of several? colors blend-
ing into one soft‘tonod effect. ,
Each of generous width and much
individuality; some in single dream
lengths only. I . 1- yd.
One smoliiot of striped albelinos in
grayish effects. Have been $1 yd.“ '15s
2 Left aisle, rear.
FOR MEN'S WhAR.
The Christmas neck
ponders are coming‘ forwn ‘
company with the houseconts‘anu both
robes. Most attractive’they are too.
Novelties ‘in‘ neckwear arolplenty as
tho blossoms in spring, novelties in
weave and color both. ’ ‘
Prices are 25c, 50cm $2.50 for ex-
clusive English squares. Some of the
mostlattractlve sorts are in the inex-
pensive lots. ‘
50c to 32. Silk with sterling silver
buckle at $1; rich silk with goldiplnt—
ed buckles, at 32. ‘
Right aisle. front.
THE "’nownnno
‘ onv Goons co.
Bridgeport. Conn.
NOTICE
hither lllllllllillilll
,.Notico_ is hereby given that the
fflbunoil of this city proposes, at its
’rzoxt‘ meeting. to be held on the 29th
instant 8 o'clock p. in. to appropriate
the: “sum of $821.85 for the Electric
Light and Fire Alarm Department of
said city for current expenses, said an
proprlation being in, addition to the
appropriation for said department
made at the adlournsd annual city
meeting for the current your
Per order of the Council.
JOSEPH R. TAYLOR.
City Clerk.
South, Norwslk, Dec. 2d, 1902.
' ' , ' d3. 5t
, ,A ntcudsortmentof all
a: P909163 ash *
and ‘
out.
embers of“ ’
ed upon ruvorablyi audaone isia mom-‘
is instance”. Tho‘bob ‘
what and our" ;
- to" keep, '
Handsome suspenders in boxes, at '
, Kano:
, ., a tale
~ ‘nelfsti t sin cumasjto
‘ loot-owing am
to loathe air, . . .
minor spins his baton,
go it rib, T ii any n a.
‘ 'TUEfiDAY. ‘PECEMBER 9. .
,JQHN on Versus
m
The ,
; trumpets'blars._, '.
‘ And every‘youngotér- somachosnbut
Minstrels co
3 ‘ BIGMINSTRELS L ”11:33:23filil’l’g’stsgilgmagydu will n"
The Paramount-Organization of the. V959”. “W.”
MM?" Minstrel World “AM”
A Congress oi Performers; in-
cluding Arthur ‘quby. Chas.
Gallo, the original Lew Bans.
dict, Orawtord a Flnnlnu. Hon
ry Leighton, amen Bron” non
‘Gordon. ,‘ The coronation 0o» ,
lotto, The O’Brien Troupe of
Acrobats; Five: to Number.
Concert Band of 26 Picked Soloists and
a Grand Symphony Orchestra of. 16’.
A nowentcrtainment with new Fea»
lures entirely diiforont from all others.
Don't Miss the Big Parade at Noon
WATCH‘FOR DAY AND DATE.
Com'ing Here Soon.
Don’t Buy Tickets on‘the Sidewalk.
Pmcas, 25, 50, 75c.
Sale of seats opens at Hoyt‘s ’l‘liea—
tre. South Norwulk. and Wood's drug
store, Norwallt, 5 days in advance of
all attractions.
, ‘The ‘drumsdis'ln. the u
‘ troupe‘is out ot'sight.‘ ,
And ‘JoVory one“ is thlukln
show atnisht. ‘ v‘
8 about [the
plant: ,9 chars down. . . . .
- . songs and ‘Jokes‘ when
3:“ W; 'Vo‘gol's Minstrels Come to',
' Will ’ ‘ ‘ l ‘ ‘
' Hoyt’s Theatre, tomorrow night.
MR. UNDERHILL TOMORROW .
, 3 ,_ NIGHT. f, ' ”
Tomorrow evening-the first number
or the teachers" entertainment course
will. be given in , Lockwood's Hail.
Charles F, Underhill will present the
scenssvand characters or Dick‘snsltom‘
ous ghost, story, A Christmas Carol.
Underhlllsts an‘artist of the, first rank
in his profession and has declared that
he holds the mouth of December sac»
rod to the presentation of this beautb
ful story; which Thackeray called "the
grandest sermon. on charity ever
preached—a national benefit. and to
every man or woman whoreuds it a
personal kindness.”
. HEAR ORGANIST BENKE. ,
‘ Mr.‘ Books, the New York organist
and composer, who is to play at musi-
cals in the South Norwaik Baptist
‘Church‘, Wednesday evening, is one of
the finest organists in the country. He
glma played hetero thousands of peoples
‘whomyhe has thrilled and inspired with"
his Wonderful and magnetic touch; All
‘of the other artists who will take- part
.ure first class and those who fail to
attend will miss on'e"of th’o‘ rurss‘t mus—
- lcal treats of the season.
'1 AT THE .
South‘li'plgwulk Baptist (Hill on:
Wednesday Eveulnib
Dec. 10. I902.
W
SONG CYCLE “TREND OF TIME."
,by a quartette from a New York cor.»
REUBEN lN NEW YORK.
Hoyt’s Theatre was packed Saturday
hing; to witness the antics of “Rotxbeu
‘ n cw York." presented by John Curn
l . . .
selyfiéorcyugligg: Cl‘rom "The Persianimn' with his excellent company at
Garden" by m.“ WHO“? gism!“mgif0311Millnfi‘tlrhewrote abounded
j r” ‘f , " j n uug n c 3 no one out tho and
(intollti‘rzlill3112;133:332!!!“ i“ 801‘": lease was convulsed with merrlmont
William Bourofi', buss soloist. and l '“gllnf thetentttire‘avonlnfi.
Mr. Sydney Decker. tenor, of the} 5“” n m“ on w lboJohn W'
Princeton O-lso Club will participate. l $381,; g‘gg‘lgurgggstmlf'h‘zho m“ be
Mrs. Knlifln. mottor of Gertrudoi 1.... ' ay “3 ‘
‘Knimp. the soprano, will accompany.
Mr. Banks“? (lermun Organist and l
Composer. w also play. ,
Tickets. 350, including reserved :A Large A
seats. On sale at Plalstud's aud
l
l
l
l.
loom. ARRIVES lN new HAVEN.
mount of Fuel Received in
Last Pow Dayi.
, One of the largest consignments oi
WW‘W'EEEJEM 1 cool that has ever arrived in New Ha
i you harbor in a similar length of time.
:came in between 4 o’clock Saturday
To aohers _
softernoon and at 9 o’clock yesterday
En’artainmen {s a morning. The consignment consisted
.of 25,000 tons of cool.. "The coal was
lookwood’s‘llall. Wall St;
itaken there by 55 horses, and to
itow them to their destination nino
TUESDAY. DECEMBER 9th,
at 8 o'clock,
: tugs were employed. Oi this coal ous-
’ ; duurtor will remain in New Haven and
CHARLEQ F} UNDERHILL. :tggdremainder WI” be shipped up the
n . . ,
THE CHRISTMAS CAROL. > The COHBOlldBtfld railroad 0011108 lfl
COURSE TICKETS $150 lfor a good share of the coal.
‘ ‘ : tugabthat tasted the coal glare and the
auto or 0 {uses one it s as fol-
, Single Admissions ”Ids own: William n. Gladwich. 10;
only M ”I. box’offloo. }Zouavc. 6; Charles Mchiliams, 5;
W Robert Robinson, 7: J. P. Skidmoro.
6; Resolute, 8: O. B. Saniord. 5;
Volunteer, 2; Unique, 2: A rico 4.
. This large colt had been dots ed from
3roachlns New Haven before by”‘tho
{gates that have been blowing in the
x
u— a... Mumuww.m‘_¢_.m._ . w ..
{snowman
Cfilslmas'
guiding ‘
. iMoWi
‘ ginto South Norwnllr last Thursday to
, lessons the miles a were unable or
trench New Haven ntll Saturday.
sun's nAanonos.
Detailed flpum of tho hull-nu of the
Put Your. .
The railroad commissioners have
given out‘the More; of their report
whioh'ln the main consists of 9. groups
but of details distantly made public at
-‘ Makes a most delicious
roast when cooked in a
Gaa'Rango.
“3;.
i .
“to Sam
stiletto}. .
ill instills)“. 321 rho total number
of tons» of frlouht 7 ‘
Sill. Thordilroid (of the statoburm
. ed 4% Ho ofy'oonl', onnboul
' “ litany, ‘Durinx the your
c
V‘ itangi' leand" say to"
t lowing, isms that will greatly im‘provc the porches!
, oi‘vou dollars. ...,‘;Ycu7li do wellio note lhtm. «lib
. ‘ ‘ ‘ 9
distance. the “
, . , .. , .woME-Nis‘»UNDERWEAR.
The Opera House will be crowdedwe ‘
;._> 83iilil Stimslllllglilll u
Tho ‘
:Sound thoaladwich and the Charles .
lliamo having been forced toirun .
their denom- d‘bt‘ntotol number of on,
gunner: urticaria-tryout: (ending June
mu m 18,780.» a
of‘
:presem you With-Someiscis‘audfi
suits. in the
easier'tgo“ leave money in this way than to" earn it.
' THE mooLov: sodium .
Regular .llnsa reinforced. n I
Dress , Cllvvas, Lined ‘Glovo
Glover, «Walking'Glovcsi ev y;
good 'bandwcar and all '
please. ' . ‘ ' i .
badies' Kid Gloves. “The
silk stitched hacks. new aha
Ladlea' two clasp celebra
Glacemovc.~ ‘They are m
pertaatskins; Every pair
“(1,101!” .250: 9,3131% ' A full ”1161.0! the loading :3th
Women's Jersey Ribbed Vests and a pair. j . fl
Pants, superior finish. 500 value for 390 f Lndl°5'- W001 Golf GIOVGSJ
each. _ , . . _~ '_ lar fashioned lingers, toe p ‘
Women's Forest Mills ‘Vests‘i’and ”£41.?de W001 Knit (‘91:,314; eh
FEMS. fine quality. 301‘ dodged lined, Children‘s Golf Gloves. asso or
at the each. ml at 25cdugir- H B“! '
Missos’ Forest Mills Fleeced Lined .P‘ en’san ”3'5, envy ‘98.?"
Jersey Ribbed Underwear at 25c each. :fiflggmifi‘x different styles,
Children‘s Jersey Ribbed Undertvear, ‘ ‘
made hy-the Springfield Knitting (lo. pvt-my PARAGRAPHS.
fine ribbed. a bargain static. . ‘ ’
,Boys’ Fleeccd ' ,lsincd Shirts and Y°“'" dollars are 9”“ 92"?” PW
Drawers, at 25c. . ,, "‘9 “We" here.
MEN’S UNDERWEAR. - .
Men’s Heavy Weight Shirts and
Drawers. at 260 each. ‘
Men's Plain or liibbed Fleece Lined
Shirts and Drawers, allsizes atulhc
ouch.
Men‘s Natural inmoi‘s Hair. White
and Scarlet, All Wool, Shirts and
drawers; from 75c to $1.50 each.
WiNrs‘a .uuosnwean l'i‘hmls. _
This masuo‘anothor week of.llvoiy
trading. Those'ops lal‘lotsiarc‘ limit.
ed, anti-«Well try i; be among the
first. , ‘ ‘ ‘ c ‘ ,
l S‘llfomob’s .Jersley Ribbed Vests and
Pangavests fancy trimmed. neck and
out, extra quality, heavy deacon lin-
, Men's. and Boys’ Elannol
sum. good quality, well ma , ‘r
.602.
Fluunoletio Wrapperein darkc
$1.135 quality, now only $1.00.
“The Appleton" Fashioned ‘Rib,
Corset Covers, corset flttingit, b
and bust, 29c each, ,
imported Tarn O'Shanters,- _
and fills. ‘
-
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someones
PIANO
Are Indorsed by great ARTISTS. because they are u
excelled. tor TONE. DURAiillil‘Y and WORKMANleP
And OUR guarantee is as good as a . .. .
Government Bond.
The onlv ‘pcriecl PIANO PLAYER is
“the Apollo”
endorsed by .u the greatest ARTISTS—«sold on easily term
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crawls-oat). so
for American feet with American style and fit. They-
require, no breaking in when properly fitted. There 5.9a.
difference in style, more difference in fit. most of all
his way they aromatic. Remember‘ Nargwslk Shoe a
the best made. Price $3.00, allsiyles‘, at '
r in
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ruinoyo‘noksn surr
new no and than i shapes. together”. withi’ his ll
" lib-t}! , - uivsh makes oumllsplsym
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buyers to this ale.
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