THURRDAY DEC. 3. i9o3.
3;:— ..lim.;_ 15’; KS.“ "
L... Imam. mm! no LANDS .
Wflluyflfi £33 all .. ' . -2113...
Gm“, mW_Rab¢5 3" Well begun is half done. Begin
50° lthe Christmas shopping now.
A. LARGE AISORTMENT To 8:; . -I——-,..
". L‘CT FROM IN ALL NICO, ENEW RUGS
' : lIrt-sli from the best makers III
E. K. BA :III \mcriczt New in pattern.
66 l 47 WEST WAflll In! ritlt ill color and Iltsigu \I'iIlc Ill
Maheokemg Help I'll I ill‘lt t 3 .
”It“! ""w'lkim Wilton \'t'l\'t'l. I) by I- . feet. IvtIv-
- III in out piIII .~—$3I).
Indications
WEATHER FORECAST.
Small Wilton velvet rugs.
37 by 54 inches—$3.50.
30 by (I3 iItI‘lIcs—~$5.5o. [
fil'nscttimlll .. \xminstcr rugs. I) by 1.: ‘fect.-
“(I25 .
llt‘sl‘l'lllt‘hll‘) rugs. I) by 12 let-t.
I III Norwalk and vicinity:
weather and snow or rain tonight anti
Friday 'llIII disturbance that wIIts Ioff
the Ninth coast yesterday mornini:
has produced iiaht snow and high “5'3- 50 .
IIlnds during the past tw'lenty-fout (mod Itipcstry Rugs, I) by II.»
hours along the toast from Hatteras tot feet—$5. '
Mainc Tile IIIIIIurIIIIme that was ml ,2
the northwest vestcrday morning is ()T'Ullill rugs—but "little Iitl't
nos central in the Dimer ”WWW“ in America :—cchct likenessIs of
valley Low temperatures continue
east of the Rocky Mountains. l-‘roez- ”I" K‘mm“ 50"-
ing temperatures extend as fat south . . .I . .
as. Jacksonville, Fla. The coast storml ) h" w fut—flu :
will probably pass out tp sea may. 9 by ‘3 {WI—$35- ;
\\ ooI-ztnIl-fibrc rugs for dining-J
were ordered along the New England.
The northeost storm warnings that
coast yesterday are continued today. I.I'”“l I’V‘l‘rooms-
i 0 d t W t I l b 7 ft.. bin. I)_\' to it.. (I inn—ifs). 2
I~'I'II3 ti cn, o a'eI Inr3', Ins con 1 ‘ g
:I III-uni. Norwalk Iisitor. 9 l‘) '2 f°‘_l"$ll~ 3
Mrs. Mar-gartt A Hints. of Duubury I‘ll‘WUUI "'la’m'!‘ “”45- IN“:
is Iisiting in South NorIIalk. I
Kabaosa Entmnpmcnt, l. 0. t), l-‘., of I
Norwalk, will hold It session this even— ,'
inn.
Buckingham Post ti. A. R. of Not-
walk. will elII't officers tomorrow even.
ing.
IJ'IIIIIka lodge, Daughters of Rcbclt-f .
all. “I'll initiate new members tomorIl Small rugs in all the IIII't‘tI'
i'u'n‘ nKIt. .3 ..~__; ' '- -~'.r L- '
IIII-II. wI-Iiriit II. Bean, of West ave-l m m” ""l l" m" ,(M'b'l' l
true. will entertain the .FridayIAtterd 1 “WI ”WV '
noon Club, tomorrow.
Hugh ilurkin is having it new bed,
nory constructed in the rear of his res-
idence in Hanforti I'lscII. .
Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Nolan, who
were married 'i‘hanltsgiving, are now
rIinIlinz in Itroad River. bow of every Christmas shopper
Ii incoln Counell. No. i United Order
of American Mechanics. will hold allts- ready with lsuggostlons asl
meeting tomorrow night in Mystic WCn as SCI'VICC- 3
(‘ hain Hall.
New rugs i'IIIsh from the best mak- ICALENDARS AND DIARIESi
era of all America aIe shown in izrcat
Y'arloty of color and designs at Hos-
lands. See ad
Washington Camp Patriotic Order of Ink" ”I I hrl-‘mn‘
the Sons of America. IIill hold II meet-
in}: tonight, in Mystic Chain Hall.
Washington street.
~Rowayiou Hose Co. l-‘air,
iiail, December lib and 5th.
Lincoln Council, No. 4, Order of
United Aiuericon Mechanics, will hold
a ,regular meeting Friday night, in
Mystic Chain liall. ;
Martin Ilawglm IIlIolIIts bIcn spenIl- TROUBLE CAUDED IV CABBIES;
lug .IeIctsl mouths alnoad. has sailed. 8T RIKE.
for home« and is II,\pI-ethi to North WSTONJlL-c34-1‘liesiiiltcot‘the
”9th“ I" K II‘“ dn-""‘- driiers of the Boston Cab Company. .
Mrs. Nelson ii. lien. of Ray vies for shorter hours which began yestor- I
avenue. isentcitaininz the Ladies‘ Aid doy. continuing today caused more
Society of theI iI‘lrst Methodist Episoo ltrouhleotl tho railroad atltious and lie-l
pal Church this aftemoon. tL-ls than before because It damp snow .
Mr and Mrs. A [r Arnold who storm undo traveiilugbudln- the city. ,
hahc been spending It fcw da3s IIith The “5010"“ 01' the 150300" COMPRHY'S'
Mrs Henry. Av.cr,I in SOItleott have climaxes caused othertaor on a «mi
IIIfurned to South Norwaik When the. full quota wou d have been
Miss trim-oi Smith is assisting dur~ "030 too mat for the tonic. sl. E.
ing‘ the holiday rush at the Norwalir Robinpon. “W "“333” M “‘9 cab WWI
tort of William I’ Beers the enter- party‘said -tIIIdIt3 that there was “OI
prising bookseller and statioucr: ‘ changt I” ”"3 ultuotiorn The company i
.sent out no carriages today, he said, rl
The, 1). M. Read Co. wish to call
but expected to secure either oltlo
your attention to some. new arrivals of WW men before tomorrow. r;
beautiful linens iIom Ireland, and Bel .______.
,z-ium. 'l‘he3 mention sevetat‘pattofltsl' GERMAN LUTHENSRAN CHURCH
in the ad; today. Read it. u. sun 5
south Nor-mitt Oohélnve‘.’ improved iI‘ouIanIrNuv ling,- Dec. en «ISL
Diderot Hept’d‘aophs will meet tomot- Paul's German Lutho‘riin Cluit‘eh one
my; night in Elks Hail. Queers will of tile finest bodies.“ worship in this
be elected. and refreshments will be city,“ fins completely gutted by fire
scrIod. All members are expected to' this morning. Tito loss is 875. 000 with
attend. ' ilgmghstfl'flcc yTthrch «(lithe
..\t tlII prayer meeting of the South rebuilt
NIIrIIttlk Baptist Chuieb, this evening.
fifteen minutes will be devoted to re. ESE F
tendanec is desired. .
James Elia. Jr., who is at Orlando, i FRESH SALMON' ’MELT' EELS'
i‘iorlda. below St Augustine. haswllt WEAK FISH, BLUE FISH. FROST
hearsing Christmas Sunday school.
music; The'quartette will lead. I“ the i
we to his brother George in Norwailt. :2 ._
that the weather is unusually cold lFISl-f. PLOUNDERS. Hffifllflé,
quality. so good they can be trash-l
L'II. I
7 it"
I) It. lI_\ I) Itt‘l“$0.50.
I) It. by to it., (I iiI.—$7.5II.
I) It. by i2 feet—$8.50.
(I in. III I) {III—S 5.
Just 19 days more to do all the;
[Christmas shopping ill. ..
' The store stands right at the el-
Elil‘t IcztIlI: sun sign of the com-
THE Howmuol
Dav goons co .
Bridgeport. conn. I
GIIidIIrs’ .
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close of the meeting a one~haif hour‘s j
rehearsal of the cantata will be held. i
This is covenant meeting. A full tit-3
H ’3-
there, and that the crops have been SVEAK COD MARKET CODY 301‘-
badly damaged by the weather condi
He feels the cold very much. as
”10 :ml
res FISH. OPENED LONG cums
AND overeat. ALI. sELLmo III-l
sEAsouaaLE PaIcEs.
tions.
- it arrived unexpectedly to
IlNlts.
rial". Dab PriceSI "
son svgsvoonxx ;cAPT- "“9395;
8‘ Did “MGM!!!”
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Imam-dim
. iludforlfl'ahyludiu Ipocinl’iill. Hundred")!
Smaliboinn Jersey Pig Pork, lat/z I: llI.
Primillh Boast. ._ mucus ’. gilldfiuix‘flil'mlgwlllw ’11.!
«Porter "oug‘nuag." " a 1% 1-h- H TI—fi-I— rm 1-» ~W: .
III- Wows-I so I. Prices Still tower at;
“mum" was Lamb. u. lb. , .
mom out “man. 2 III. 2.5... Schatib S. ‘
i: i I' “EA“ ‘I- .. - .3 lb. Chop Beef. 25c
Pomfliouse. Bulb.- 3llb. Home Made Sausage. 25¢
5‘ .3 “hip: inn Pot mist.
Road. 2 333.35.. ‘Prtme Rib Roast.
“WI mu; ’llutt.or in Print, ‘
N ‘ "pm“m Turks Ducks “‘I Shoulder Steak,
9'“ ", .y’" ”mad #9»-
60“?” - . ., .33.; _ i q. 4 ‘ .3- Oyster Biotin.
Milan! and Shoulders.
PUBLICM ' K331
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Trimnnd Pigs Feet.
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Alc'obol in Liquid Kidney Retired!” Congest: Kidneys.
Remember this: vKidnoy- Wort Tablets GIINNLI'I‘ contain Illcoltol.
WM.‘ LEWIS TIMERT NED WI"! BRIGHP’S DISEASE.
THOR you” CURED.
Sept. 26. 1903, Wm Lowll. 412 Queen at. Philadelphia. PI" wrote: “.\I‘-
IN several physicians and any amount of medicine failed to relieve my Hi
my trouble. I was thoroughly cured by I)I'. I’vtilunill‘s KiIlIIIII‘-\\'orl 'i‘IIb-
lets. My case was it chero one. and threatened to develop into llriabt'a
lisouse. Physicians pr-eIIIrithd for the. promising I care that never I one
i had frequent III sin to urinate, and stiller-I Ii mth from pain. I\ friIIId IIlIo
had been curId bv the ’I‘nblous. advised "iv to pin them II trial MI praise
for them Iunnot be too great i purchased iotn bottles. and" iII,I troubles
from \vhiIh i had suifered for years, disappeared pet nItInI-niiI
That the public understands the Iital aches If you have Piercing or Burning
importance of procuring a kidney rem pain: if your urino it foul, take tho
edy tluti. cannot contain alcohol is late course and write your pymptoml
ito Consultation Department.133 Col-
liege 81., Burlington. Vt. and they will
advise you Free, whether you. are in
danger or not. .
shown by the enormous demand at. eI-
ery drug store for Kidney-Wort 'i‘ab-
lets.
if you are in doubt.
. insist upon
it your backl
pa paranoia” 3 ‘ 1,
They cllllli
"WWI“ Calls.
Bright‘s Disease.
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The Kind YIIII iiave
Always Bought
Bears the
Signature,
moles W
aces andilesmonialns miller
Immune rurliimal.
or Mo one. .
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Aperiecl Rentedy for-Consiipa
lion. Sour Stout-ch Diarrhoea
Worms .Convuisioas.i‘overisit~
ness and IIOSS’OI SLEEP.
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l ASKS FOR couszavsroa
automate-r. } ..
., m...” Jam's . Charietles Department Fears Min
aurora-name I Richards Wilt ~Bqaander Her In-
PEliilIIllliAl nus. K, E Mine“-
The board of cnartItI-s, or ilrttutc-
not: In. AIII-mnmum onnumnmuicns {port in order to saiexuard the inter-
“m“ J" ”“9 ”“11 cuts of the city, yesterday made up
mg "Thug.” ”SM” pllmllou to the probate court for the
appordtment of a conservator over
Miss Alice 0. Richards, who will share
in the distribution of the estate of
('luiricr R. Richards. her brother,
which is now ready for distribution
Miss Richard's shore of the. estate. of
which there will be 329152034 for Iiistri~
buliott between the widow and the slit-
. tor; will be about 813.722.87. She is
alleged to be incompetent, and some
of her reported actions since the dis-
tribution has been imminent would
show that she is reckless to a certain
extent, if not really incompetent, says
the Brhlgeport Standard.
The assertion has been made to the
board of charities that Alice 0. Rich-
. ards has within the past two or three
months purchased many valuable orti
'clI-s, ior herself or triends on the
stieiigth of the fact that she would
participate in the distribution of
(‘harlcs R. Richard s estate. it is said
Wll‘l'i‘l” the moon gets full does llIe
mau in tin moon hate to tie himself to
the bedpost to keep from falling off?
within a short time. the stIppOsititm
being that. they are for friends. Other
articles nearly as Ialuoble, are. said
to havchcen bought by Miss Richards.
The matter is being investigated by
the board of charities at- the present
' ‘time. and pending the. cesult of the in-
restitution it «as deemed wise to pre
vent waste in Miss itichard‘ 5 share of
the estate by iitstitnttnq the, proceed
enogmw it Hit... I‘ ‘l
' Miss Into
“Nobby Bu Ollie whose reputa-
tion as a that rantmetagohyos down
to the present generation. but. w-
hummus him more mm. and
mania her maiden nun Walls us
has tar-«tho Connecticut Hospital tor
the insane of procurement when
It was necessary“ to m ,m
11 violuigcue to that in: when when
III-i on,“ some hear-do
u Chi-lea R2
Richard! particlpoulzu
m
an heir. wilt! moot
cash, which was [We in mine
banks in cartridge”, pigeon holes
in his desk 3. lbs hem of the U.
hi. 6. epmhsny up) In odd places at his
honeonliwmedt.
Nomad-Kinsman
old-culimlthocloohho
alyjoi
vhl’.
art;
that she has purchased three pianos
inniItrorYtlse‘ app-Jul .. .I or a eonu‘
”II-'2'
do was the Wlflr"'d"
bullion of.
,, am. ovum-Imus W ,
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LIIUTINANT FOR YALE.
Possibility That One May lo Chosen
From the Two Military Companlol.
i’II-.sitleul Roosevelt and Secretary
of War Elihu Root have decided that.
a second lieutlInaIIt will be appointed
each your from each of six univclsi-
tics having a United Staten Army oflicu
in charge of the military department.
These six universities will be selected
from their efficiency in military science
as obtained from the annual inspec-
tion by the war department.
it Is Captain Bmokc's purpose to try
and have Yule placed upon this list.
This will tiepcnd largely upon the mun-
ber of students taking the drill. his
argument with the war department
being that while the military course
proper is very brief here, the standard
of courses of study leadinxto degrees
is so for superior to most schools
where there is an officer, it would be
unfair not. to gIVI- Yale credit for this
- standard.
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POPULAR AMUSEMENTS.
UNCLE TOM'S CABIN.
! Manager i. M Hoyt has booked Stet-
son's “Uncle Tom' s t‘abin' im the
II'iioytII Theatre and this particular
company will open there only fora one
night run. This should be a welcome
'announcement to patrons of that popu-
laI playhouse Its Well as to the general
'public that loves this charming old dra
ma. It is u IIIIlIknowu fact that the
Stetson Company is one of the best
‘ that has over prosmrtod this great play.
and this season will but add to its pep-
;ularity with young and old. for it is
even bI-ttet than what it has been, if
lsuch a thing could be possible to so
good a company New features bate
Ibeen added and old ones given It bet.
Iier interpretation The musical part
lot the program has bceu greatly in
IIrI-ascd it is said to have the hunt
}I-st scenic equipment of any company
travolimr.
DANIEL RYAN COMPANY.
’iln (itcat Ruby another first-class
'attratution was presented by the Dan-
‘iI-l Ryan Company at iioyts Theatre.
last-evening, to an audienccythc also
of which goes far toward proving that
the theatre goers of The Norwallnt have
.IICKIIII to realize that there is a tlrst
‘I-lnsa attractions at the iocli tlicatrs.
which in every respect merits their lib-
'ernl patronage. The play, while alto-
gether different in every respect, from
those, presented Monday and Tuesday
III-pings, was far superior to those pre-
sv'ttted by the: ‘ numerous repertoire
EI-ompanles of the day. The work of
‘Ilaisy Lee. Whipple was highly oom-
InIItiIialIle. and gave her rare opportun-
it)" to display her Wonderful versatil-
VitI. Lust evtniug‘s bili' gave ' Miss
‘ Fleming her first opportunity in heavy
‘work and her characterisation of tho
:(‘otinless (.‘haroff was most pleasing.
Daniel Ryan, while not glveitmuch bp~
portunity to display his ability in last
evening's bill. portrayed the character
of Prince \‘I'ItIiis in an excellent inali-
at r. and his ascension in the balloon
was most thrillingand he was obliged
to respond to. numerous curtain rails.
The support as on previous evening!
was not. lacking in the minutest detail.
'i‘onlght Monte (‘rlsto will be presented
and shouldulm witnessed by a large
audience.
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DiSMANT-LED BY DYNAMITERS.
Considerable Valuable Cargo on the
Steamer Hungarian.
SHELBURNE. N. 8., Dec. :i.—~'l'hc
hull of the steamer iiunduriuu, which
struck on Cape. Sable isinud all the
southern end of Nova Scotia forty-
oi‘ hundreds of lives has just been dis-
mantled by wrecker-II. Considerable
properlv of value was found unions the.
remnants of the cargo and parts of the
hull and machinery also were found to
be worth quite a sum.
The company which broke up the
iiuugarian wreck. has found ' opera-
'ious in this line proiitob'o. There is
no lack of material off the Nova Scott:
cbore, acmany iaruo vessels hays mot
disaster on the shoals sud bars dur-
ing tho-past half century. Some time
ago, a small quantity of gold bullion
was found in two wrecks of vessels.
which were lost more than one hun-
dredyears before. .
KILLED IN FOOTBALL GAME.
FISHKILL LANDING. N. i'., Dec. 3.
”Hugh Schoiioid, a twelve year old
school boy, died here todav from in-
Iurliss recived in a football game. The
school boys were playing the zoom
during recess and Schoilcld. in a scrim-
mage. was piled-upon; He was total-
ly paralyzed and never rallied. -
COAL MINER! WARES GUT.
M-BYERSDALE. PowDet‘. 3.~—Notices
have been posted RLIttIO several mines
of tho Sonemot.r00ntmcntal outlI Mor-
chonto' Coal companion in this region.
notifying the employes of a ten per
cent reduction in wages I") become cf~
fectivc December 16.
Whom: mun boys rotten eggs be has
he cpgmlation. that he shows wen
went. as rebate we each had one. .
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nguItIIIII
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BoSS
ban. ., Milli
BISCUITS
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three years see, resulting in the loss '
.Missron Furniture
i la flb‘iflegl Elia. MdohMlux “Milli i urnhig out carloadsoi woekly. (I 143M1-
.IWIA‘_
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Wrappers
ih
., were gala or...” equipment hm that you should looli
into. Mode of i‘dark cambrlcs and males. Made ohm“,
printed flanneletts. Madam the most careful manner andpdm
to please we.
Women’ s Percale Wrappers in brocade: or stripes, bralo
trimmed. deep finance. at $1.00
Women' s Reliance Corsette Wrappers' m stripes and dolls.
at ‘ $1.28
Women s Flanne’lette Wrappers m the newest patterns." it
' $1.00
Women's Reliance Corsette Wrappers. fancy braid trimmed,
made up in the latest style. at "' 31.. 2'50
The Ideal Heavy Plannelette Wrappers, handsome patterns
and latest style trimming and cat, from $1. .50 to $2 98
A full line of long and short Kimonas from
soc to $3. 25
.I4 . ms - . 1
83-85 Washington Street,
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South Not-walla, Conn.
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SAMPLE j snout.
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IMPmrtcr ,. ,_ 32.2'
Ladies’ patent colt Goo'dtjeai wells never
cracks. ~- , ..
Ladies’ vici kid. patent tips. extension soles. _ ~,
wells. '- .
Ladies patent. colt hide button. veru siblisb
A chance for non to ban Good Fall Shoe
All"! .1:
‘-,,.. .2,II;;I
worth $5. 00 and $5. 50 at
I
Olsen’ 9 Shoe Store.
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Contentment
Is s fee In progress. it is not allow ed to interfere with our business.
We are constantly striIhI'g to increase the variety and add "to the attrac-
tiveneas of our stock We consider it a part. of progressivenesa to have
something interesting tooth-act you to this store all the time. The drill
. monotony of everyday buying and selling in the usual way is noIer allow-
ed here. Energy and progress are marked features of this store. Truth
ovci, quality always, a dollar‘s w'ot th for a. dollar
N. E. RYAN,
.III.
66 Washington Street.
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South Norwallr.
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g.” S Tiilotson
' "miles you ll” her 2; ,,
Annual Clearance Sale of Trimmed Mllllnory
“lull by t‘odi‘ttlon! I'LIIHEI'IFIIEQII ”butts and trimmings. beginning- November»),
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South Norwalk. Conn.“ Washington Street,
2-9, W” to ‘IV #0 {av-“'1 "'
A Chance I ' "
fir In to eave’immev him In giving us a chance to estimate on any huiidlh;
woi' yourm- Inn. Iiifgror trams: 2; 2
W2 Have the I: ,
Machines
Which enables us to do all sorts oi ullil dot-k at lower rates than most cun-
come
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in Allg‘a.» If". Ir. J! :1, 4.5- 3'51“”.
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followlnt pflces speak for themselves? And they are but i m;- of the sunny. . ‘
titanium . 2 . ‘ _ .
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