Lelia; mandala Nor:
180,05, 70¢ find 0i
M’chwat
50¢
LAROE AUOOITMINT TO BE-
LIOT FROM iN ALL SIZED.
'E. K. BANKS,
“ A 41 WEOT WAIHINO‘I’ON 07.,
‘ Mahacitcmo Hotel link,
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Loni News Notes.
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WEATHER FOIEOA‘T.
4—...-
lt‘or Norwalk and vicinity: Fair to-
night and Saturday. A disturbance lb
central this morning over Lake Huron.
It in producing cloudy weather with
light. snow in the eaatern portion of
the. Lake region. It will probably pass
too far north to produce either rain
or snow in this vicinity. Another dis-
turbance in central In Colorado.
temperature continues low In all see-
lions east of the Rocky Mountains.
Fronts are reported as far I-Iouth III-I
Jacksonville. Fla. Conditions favor-
for this vicinity. pleasant Weather and
not much change in temperature.
The South Not-walk Fire Department 3
Ofllccra' Association will hold a meet-
ing tonight.
A large tree has been removed from
the former Millard place in Washing-
ton street, now owned by Ferd Hayes.
"Cranberries, 8c. qt..
Joseph Stecgmullor.
well's ncwstand In Washington street.
“The handwmcst line of Brie-aw
Brae and fancy china, now on sale
at M. S. Smith 6‘: Co‘s.
W. C.
wife and family will be here on
23d Inst.
—l"1'csh llama, 121,95. lb. llayes.‘
Mrs. William ll. Swords lcft South
Norwalk. this week. for Minnesota.
when: she will spend the winter with
her sister.
(Jockenoe Tribe, l. 0. R. M., of Nor-
walk, will confer the warrior-‘1»; degree
on several candidates at this evening‘s
meeting.
ThoConlpuuy l" basketball team will
play the Xavier Athletic Club five. of
New York city. at the armory, next
Monday evening.
éThcima tomorrow matinee.
Lady Jennings Lodge, Shepherds of
Bethlehem. will hold its second nomin—
ation and the, election of oiilcei‘ti. next
Wednesday evening in Red Men's hall.
~oran. Sugar, 21 In. :1. v.1). 1.. It ('0.
Clarence Crofoot_ of this place, who
is one. of the aubstitute letter carriers
in the Smith Norwalk postomce work
ed y'I'IsterIIuy in the absence of Julian
1]. Main.
--Knox and Dunlap Doubles. O'Brien,
The annual meeting of the Norwalk
Barbers' Union, with annual election
of ofllcers, will be held Tuesday night,
In Central Labor Lyceum, South Main
street.
Mrs. Sirloin Bronson, of Darliugtoo.
Wisconsin. arrived in South Norwallt
a few days ago to spend the winter
with her sister, Mrs. Edward Merriam,
in Lowe street.
—Cranberriea 8c. qt. I-‘. D. i.. a (‘0.
Michele Del-‘ietro and wife have pur-
chased the house at No. 19 Houton
street. filmed by Joseph llindlcy, of
Darlcn. through the real estate agency
of Jacob M. Layton.
.wlflln 01“ Pork to
llayes.‘
Brigadier Lamb, the Divisional oili-
cer of Connecticut and Western Massa.
Ihusotta. will conduct a apccial meet-
ing at the Salvation Army hall in
some Main street. tonight.
-—l)olla in great variety at special
low prices for Xmas gifts at M. S.
Smith I: Oo‘u
The regular annual meeting of the
immediate Relief Association of Show
man and Ponassus Coup ,R. A. will
be held at Nomallc, on uesday even-
lng, at l‘oIIaI-Iaus Council rooms.
-—-Toques. Toquea.Toguos_0'B1iausI
The annual meeting and social ot the
Young People's society of the Norwa‘lk
(‘ougmatioual Church will be held
this evening, at the parsonage. with the
Rev. George D. Egbert, the pastor.
~l‘resh Hams. Ellie. lb. llayes.’
The Norwalk Bird Club will meet
Mondaym-ia‘g. IMM-lkmwtbe
home of Mrs. E. H. Fox, 11. ’ West
it. .Southuflomlkault- ia- desired
tgt every member be resent. _ .4
'5‘“
roast. 10c. lb.
—porII<-. ._ A. , .
Small Jersey Pig Fork. ltc lb.
Snailcalifornla‘fluu ..(freshl 10cm.
Sperry and Barnes Best Sausageilécm lb.
Hearts, Pic Pllidhll_ Docks and Fleet.
101: lb. .
Prime Rib Rout, 14c lb 14c lb '
Portorhouoo Roast. lie 3. lilo lb
Bladekont. , . '10ch 10c lb.
Lean Pot Roast; ‘ ltlcil. " "10c lb.
nous: Damon cmextia. 13c 11;.
Tilt' I
l". D. L. & Co. ,
of Quintard .
avenue. has secured a. position at Bod- ,
Minion has decided to make '
his home in South Norwalk, and lllEi‘
the I
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flowui‘uo's
RURRARI SEE THE revs.
Who could give an idea with
type and ink of the joy-giving
qualities of the toys? could
paint the pleasure the c are
lenjoying every day in
light basement? Toys
advertiser. No one am, oh “the
cleverness of the tin monkey that
walks on,his hands. or the brainy
of the handsome doll or the charm
of the truc-to-liic animals. Grown~
up-folks will be just as interested
we little ones. « . 3 1
FOR BOYS.
Drama—"5c to 02
Soltllt‘r- sullH—‘I. I
am king- borrow”. 75 to 812.1
I
I
Steam- cngIIIcs—btic and more.
Mechanical toys—‘llbc to 08.
Steamboata—Stlc and more.
Mechanical tralns~50c to 0251.
Ten pins—25c to 01.
Iron toys-40c to 8!. 50.
Magic lanternad—Slle to $6.73.
Horse and wagons—20c to 33.50.
Racetracks—ll. .
| Tool-chests—lbc to $2.75.
{FOR GIRLS. ‘
' l)ollu—-—Joiutod~—~19tz to 0th. I
l)olls——kld body—25c to 06.50. ,
Dolls' dressed-ville to 812. .
Dolls' trunks—25c to 02. ‘
Dolls' carriages-29c to Sb.
Dolla' go-carls—-50c to $5.
liolls' houses—0i to 0b.
‘Dolln' hats—lilo to 250.
Dolla' beds and cradles—25c up.
Dolis' parlor and bed room sets—25¢? ’
to 8:3.
Dealt chains—01.2.5 to 01.76.
I Pianos-«25¢ to 07. 50. . I
Sets of china—250 to 03.75.
FOR LITTLE CHILDREN.
Rubber toys-10c to 01. ‘
Worsted flollu—wltlc to Si. '
Rattles—10c to line. .
Wooly lambs. abet-p. cats. dogs, cows
—IOC to 05.
Tops-5c. to.300.
flames of all kinds—10c to $3,511. I
Paint boxer-10c to 50c: I
Merrygo-rounds—tl to 03.
KAN-U-KATCH.
Herc is a "bran-new" game that
has leaped into favor with a
bound. it is simple. full of fun,
keeps the players on the go. is finc
fun for those who sit and watch.
A hollow light ball is thrown
.by a spring from a wire cup. To
catch it in the air is the trick.
From "New
Until Xmas
ble gifts so rant and suggestive III \arlI-ty that the perplexing question.
"What. to buy?" III easily settled. Appreciation of our efforts to please
in the past III shown In unmistakable terms by our constantly Increasing
patronage, and it ill gratifying to know that we are abundantly aiocltctl
to supply the wants of Christmas shoppers. A neat little Having offer-
ed on almoilt every Item. . .
Handkerchiefs " .
Everything “cm the cheapest’ to choicest in the Handkerchief Line
is here. Both In point of variety and value our assotlmcnta are llll
matched. Prices range from lie to $1.00 each.
N cckwear
Neckwear that fashion appr'IoIIs and popularity Ile
They are exquisite to the point of clI gum c.
“
Leather Goods
The. variety and the cxoollenr'moi‘ our Wriat tings. Pocket Boultfi.
Shopping Huge. Purses. 'ta. Music Rolls and Burnt lAPlilllt‘l‘ Novelties
are auch that few seeking gfts from these liucq should fall to make. the
desired selection ill the intended expenditure.
*
Umbrellas
Probably nothing III all the realm of gifts combines beauty and util-
Ity. sense and sentiment III a greater degree. An umbrella is II practical
and acceptable gift for anyone, which will sooner or later prove its use-
fulness. Prices from 01.00 to 03.00.
Xmas Gifts
selected than the following list of useful and ai‘iintlc
found Interesting.
All the atyles III
mantis are here.
wares will be
I TIII kitchens—2% and bile. I Stationery llatb Robes
lron stoves, complete—aim to 33.50. L Fans Dressing Sacques
, Rockingtchalrs—25o to 03. 50 ‘ l-lend Chalna Cardigan Jackets
licud Glrdlcs
Work Boxes
Wl‘lllng Dcsku
Work and Scrap iluskcts
Sachct Bags
Perfumery
ll‘lne Toilet Soups
l'In Cushions
Collar and Call ,lioxcs
l'on Wipers
l‘aaae Par Touts
Memorandum Books
Gold Plated Clocks
Worsted Slipper
IlItby Boowea
Haby Sacqucs
infants“ Wrappers
lufnnta' Slips
l-‘auey Corset Covers
Silk Petticoats
Mcrcerlzed Petticoats
Knitted Skirts
l-‘launclette Garments
l‘launeletlo Wrappers
i‘ancy Hat Pins
Stock Collar Pins
loltl Plated Candle Sticks ilroocltetl
Handkerchief Boxes leggins ,
Glove Boxes Sweaters
Comb and Brush Sets
Golf Gloves l
lloalery for Men Women and Children
N. E. Ryan,
Kid Gloves
Sounds easy but—
86 Washington St. Sauth Norwalk. Ct.
this store will be It genuine holiday bazaar, ItiloI'IllIIi: II Hclceilon of Iiulta- '
One or a dozen can play and the
more playing the more fun. .
Demonstrator is ,showing just
how it is done.
THE ROWLAND
DRY GOODS co. ;
Bridgeport. Conn. .'
onoca or NBTICE
' District of Norwalk. sex, Probate
Court, December mm, A, D._ 1903.
Whereas. written application has
been made to this Court for the admis-
slon" to probate of a certain writtcnin-
strument as and for the will of Henry
E. Bodwcll. late of the City of South
Nor-walk, in paid District, deceased.
- Ordered. That said application be
heard and determined at the Probate
Ofllce in Norwalk, on the ltith day of
December. 190:, at 10 o‘clock fore-
uooa; and that, public notice thereof
be given to all persona interested
therein by publishing this order in a
newapapcr having a circulation In said
District, at least five days before said
day of hearing.
HENRY W. GREGORY.
Judge.
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Ii 11 it
i —Matinoettomorroa:. Thelma.
’Anumbec‘olgrmpcctive, [timbers of
the Norwalk‘Lodge of Eagles met last
niglit at James M. f‘rmgh s parlors in
Main sir-mt. do“ submit to the examin-
ation by the lodge physician, Dr. It. M.
Wolfe.
I—eflran.$ugar. 21 lb. 0i ED. 1.. £00.
* St. John's Lodge. A. F. and A.M
will attend Grace church in a body on
Sunday, December 27. This day will
he the feast of St. John the Evangel-
Ipt. Rev. J. B Werner will preach a
special sermon.
.—~Hordary. momma gloves. and
everything staple in Dry Goods will
Elie on a special sale from now tlll
,hristmaa. lain 8.1M I- oo. ~‘
In." Are a r04 of Our
may Wu.
' -I.mo-
“all!!!“ Lamb. I40 lb.
m we to
(0:099, 18. 30c lb.
”Elfin “in. Va river in
. rum. are marrm'vtsau’aldn
A J Collins St Co.
“3th N'”' ilk. rumour-e c...
memoir-Es. Wm.
Toy e 1......
a WONDERLAND roa currency
Tous. Dolls. Games. Blocks. Wagons.
Books. etc.
All the young people In the. city Invited with their parents to attend
our big toy opening. The largest. most complete. nut-st and DH“ gather-
Ing of toys ever brought to the Twin Cities. Never bolero were shown
such wonders for the children. Come and take a look with us. Here
are dolls by the hundreds, of every uize. shape and kind. Delta to please
every little miss. Here are Engines. Horses, Stables. Boats. Stores.
Magic Lanterns, Steam Toys. Automatic Toys. indestructible Toys. Gifts
for the Boys. baby or little Tots: and all at such reasonable prices too.
We a perfect wonderland—a great realm of surmise and delight foI tlIc
\oung folks. J ‘ ,, _, n . .
Furniture
For Christmas Gifts
Nothing in More acootpablo for an Xmas gift than a nice piece of fur-. .
nlture. as it is useful, ornamental and lasting. and at a very small out~
lay. Our stock of furniture is the largeat and most complete III the
Twin Cities, and Include:
Combination Cases
Ladiea' Desks
Sea hut Tables
Parlor Tables
Card Tables
Blocking Cases
Parlor Cabinets
llook Cullen
Sewing Cabinets
M ualc “Cabinets
Library Tables
Adjustable Tables
Medicine Cabinets
Ilall Trees
Couches . lllvaIIs'
Carpet Sweepers Pictures
Lamps t htlonlcra
Toilet Tables Taborcttes
(‘.hina‘ Closets buffets“ "
Side Boards '.‘im ,. e . .t‘ . l‘aacy Chairs
Gold Chains
Chlldrcn' :4 Chairs
Fancy Rockers
Morris Chairs
.. "1th Home Hub]: Ranges anti Heaters.
the reach of It‘da 9.
Fuacnd Directors: and Embaltncts.
South Norwalk.
l2 "will Atria Street.
p fl . “Your money w1ll go twice as far
0
W mentiorgra'nied
You mm
p439 on. will were?“ ll"!
here is Hitched": money.
here as any
fumtture store in town ? Don’ i like this state-
Inspect our stock and note our
ll vou have ever bought Furniture
pring
«Am maniac sat
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ADDITIONAL LOCAL N EWB
.HTams. Tuna, Tame. at O‘Brien'a
A son was born ycIIteI'day to Mr. and
Mrs. Edward Farrlngton, of Water
«tract.
—l‘rlncess Coffee. 2th lb. I". D, L.&Co.
The Woman's Guild of (lrace Church.
held a regular weekly meeting. yoa~
torday, with .Miss Elizabeth Hoyt. of
Main street. _
~Native Chickens and FUWIH. It and
ltic. lb. Hayes.’
A tlitllce will be given
next Thursday night.
are. being made by It.
:4. Taylor.
-—-€ltl1el llIaIIIIoII as Thelma toInoI-
row. matinee and night.
Oscar ll. Banks has return” in We
home in Norwalk. after spending sev-
eral days in AnsonIII as tin‘ not... vi
C. l“. Tollca
~02, 02.50 and 03 Derbles. O'Brlon's
The Company it‘ basketball team will
play the Xavier Athletic Club five. of
New York city, at the armory, next
Monday evening.
~l‘ork roast, tic. llutiery‘s Mkt.
Miss Carrie BeIiIeni, who baa been
visiting her brother, J. ll. lleIIII-ut. lll
Wilton, Is now visiting her brother.
Frederick Betllent. in Norwalk.
-—l'olatoea per pk. 2?. cents.
loff'a.
The flower committee of the South
Norwalk Congregational Church ha».
decided not to repeat the Chinese Wed-
ding and kimona party tonight.
—--l’rlncess Coffee. 25c lb. l“. D. L.&C‘o. .
Norwalk received Its first, letters by
carrier llftecn years ago. but Illi'l‘I- are
still people down there waiting for "th:
letter that never cumc."———Rldgcfleld
Press.
5 lb. pail home-rendered Lard.
Hayes.”
There In good nlclghlng III RlIlgt-lleld.
The roads Were covered with tee a few
days ago. and there was a good fall of
snow on top of this during the pat".
week.
Winter caps, wmter cups_ tl'Llrlcnu's'
Wilhelm P. Kennard. a former \vell- .
knou ll llarstlom SI hool student how
of Yale was a \‘ll-llllli' III torn yeatct- I
day afthIIoon retmning to New llaI- !
on last night.
—l‘II-ah pUIk, tic. llIIttI-Iy“n Mitt. I
('hauIIcI-y Drown. R. I“. D. carrier!
still lives on his YatlII-r's place. In W”-
too. It ll'i rumored he will mov;> Io
Norwnlk no as to be near the starting
point. of his mail route.
——TIIrnlps. per pic. He. at Joselofl'te.
A delegation of members offit. .lohn'I.
lodge. A. F. and A. M.. of Norwalk.
went to Bridgeport. Wednesday night.
and attended the communication of St.
.Iohn's Lodge. of that city.
~~-l-)Igln Butter, 25c. lb. l“. l). L. & Co.
If you are going to have wine with
your Christmas dmncr. the place for
you to get it ll; at (‘arl Schaub‘s. Read
llltl a.l., and see what he advlaes you
to take If suffering with It cold,
«Best cuts Roaming l’ork. inc. lb.
Noyes}
Butler lodge, l, (J. t). F, will hold lilil
ilrst nomination of oiliccrs next week.
a second nomination III officers the
week following, and the annual aloe
tion on the succeeding Wednesday.
~—llmbrellae, Canes. O'Brien’s.
The schedule of the basketball team
of Columbia l'nlvcrslty was published
in the New York Herald. today. The
Columbia five will play Company 1“, at
the Norwalk armory. on January llth.
—Escallops, 30c. Buttery's Mkt.
Santa Claus is having his automobile
repaired at H. R. iiulklcy's. See full
particulars in his new ad. III another
column. llargaius and lnduccments
are offered to purchasers of Christmas
presents.
~—-Buttcr. per “1., 2.30., at Joseloll's.
A number of proupeoiive members oi
the Norwalk Lodge of Eagles, met last
night at. James M. Creagh's parlors. in
Main street. to submit to the examina-
tion by the lodge physician, Dr. R. M.
Wolfe.
-Elgto Butter, 23‘. lb. l". D. L. & Co.
Batt.lelt & Eldridge. who had the
contract for the construction of 'ths
South Norwalk pipe line. had a force
of men III \lllton on Wednesday ship
ping their engines and other property
to Guilford. !
‘—Elcallopn, title.
In Cranhury
ArlangemI-nta
.I. Taylor and E.
Jose-
50c.
lluttery’a Mkt.
Fran FISH
,Loolr .’ Look .’
FROST FISH, 5 LBS. FOR 25c
'FLOUNDERS, 5 LB. FOR 25c
rnEsH HEaaINc, 7c LB.
ELACK rIsI-I. ac LB.
MIAMI-m can. 7c LB.
WEAK iIIoI-I 10.: LB.
aos‘ron sLbE, Go to.
WHOLE «won, 104: 1.3.
out: FISH, 14c Ls.
SMELT,120 La.
1 OPENED LONG cums AND ovo-
t'rEas. LA‘aoE EBOALLOPS, to: or.
CAPT. worms
in.“ MOTW'“hIINIIIII Shoot BIN”
. Old Salvation Army Budding
STILL ON DECK
WITH Low PRICES.
Roast Pork. 10c lb.
'l‘ryour Home-Made Sausage. 2 lbs. 25c
Lean Pot Roast. 10c
Shoulder Steak. tile
3 lbs_. Chop Beef. 25c.
North's Stitched Ram. 13c.
Fowl: and Chickens. lie to 18¢:
Fresh and Pickled Tripe. - 19°.
Gmd m: A I ,- - ,v. - r 56;
Oyster Shells. 3c
c up w r 0 1‘
Sch-lab“ Enrico!
2 NAOMI IYREET.
M I".
ACENT £031.34! NTON'S PATTERNS.
‘.l‘ l’T'il‘
The Winter
Wrappers
We’re got a wrapper equipment here that you should look
into. Made of dark cambrfcs and fpercales. Made of pretty
printed flanneletts. Match the most can/u! manner and prices
to please you.
Women's Percale Wrappers in brocadcs or stripes. braid
trimmed. deep flouncc. at $1.00
Women 's Reliance Corsctte Wrappers in stripes and dots.
01.28
Women's Hannclcftc Wrappers in the newest patterns. a
$1.00
Women “s Reliance-Corselte Wrappe rs, fancy braid-trimmed,
made up in the latest style. at $1.50 ‘
The Ideal Heavy Flanneletle Wrappers, handsome pattcmo
and latest style trimming and cut, from $l.50 to $2 98
A full line of long and short Kimonos from 1
59¢ to $3.26 .. '
at
83-85 Washington Street,
South Norwalk. Conn.
E s. TIIIoIson
invites you to her
Annual Clearance Sale of Trimmed Mllllnory
lg“: by reductions III untrimmcd bats and trimmings. beginning November
t
Scuth Narwalk, Conn 86 Washington Street,
Winter Ce ate.
\Da’vs’ts. Suits.
and ‘ 7
Sonar ate. Skirts.
3t Saturdaus finest (5} Big ..
Bargains.
/
We have about four dozen ‘CHOI CE WINTER COATS. hardly two
alike—representing the very nobblest styles of the season; some of the
lot only a few days in our store—the prices are for tomorrow as fol’
lows:
.. .. . . ~95
LADIES" AND MISSES‘ COATS, regulat price 010. 00 ......... 0 6.75. ”6
LADIES‘ AND MISSES‘ COATS. regular price 612.50 ......... 8 8.90. "
LADIES' AND MISSES' COATS, regular prices 815.00. 016.50,
and 018.50, all at one price ............................... $12.50.
These coat offerings are without exception the greatest values over
shown at these prices.
LADIES“ SUITS. all new, regular prices $18.50 and 022 50 ..... 015. 00.
“More Big Waist
Dames.
FRENCH FLANNEL L‘TAMINE AND llRlLLlANTlNE .
W AlSTs regular price 03. {.0 .............................. 01. 09.
FRENCH FLANNEL “LUSTS. regular price 01.50 .......... 01.00.‘
SIIK WAD-ITS, in black whltc,ligh1 him and cardinal: reg-
Itlat prlom u 50 and 05.,00 tall newt for Saturday .......... 03.003
saw “ammo SKIRTS of blue, and 1.1qu quaIannIu: on- '
tirely new models; our regular price sum, for one‘ day's
railing. the price ........................................ 06.00
eIIIImIodN‘s LONG cons. brown blue and oxford zibeunc‘:
sizes 6 to It years: regular price 06. 98, foI Saturday s selling .
................................................ .2..303.00.
l ADIES DRESSlNG SACQUES AND KIMONUS of fancy
stripes and figures; special value ........................ 45 on.
Dasssmopacovss value $100qu 31.2 ........... munch.
_. ”Ir—*“P’ *" "’
if you drain- to know of Millie gifts to" can find many srilelcs It U
to give men. that will be gratefully rw will)" at Reed's that will win
aired. road llogorl 5 Stevens ad. it acceptable .- curl-Ins- um. 1‘
amt «motions. -. .04 ~ .
Norwalk Chronicler