~'- avanmo manual. j Golden. ldltor and Pram-later. 'I' “was“, one. 12. 1903. J ...—.... - -— — tun Almlnle for Tomorrow. High tide. 6:06 a, 111.; 5:35 p. in. Don rises. 8:36 a. m.; sets, 4:37 p. 111. "um: saurmzi. r'uaruoua - cALLa. . 'm —Iullnau Office. 10-! ~Idltorial Room. JO- —Iraneh Office, Nat-walk. fl-tt—Idltor'a Residence. ......” -.....— ...___._..__ Though the Langley airship has prov- ed a failure and when launched from the top of the houseboat I11 the Potty mac river, It broke In two and precipi- tated Professor Manley. the operator. hit!) the water, it Is to be hoped that It will not discourage other men who are trying to build an airship on the aero- .plane theory. It certainly seems. all -. THE SOUTH, NORWALK EVENING ZSBNTINEL'. ARBYOUSOREIUSE | aracamp Mm Instantly or Money Refundul. Itching, Bloodlng Pllos, melt . theBlccdlng. Allayaall mmhm ItSoothcv. ItCurca. Itidutlylhlk..mc.l$l.wnottisa. Atlil'mlbl‘lgm FOR SALE BY THE C LIFFORD PHARMACY. failures to the contrary notwithstand- 7’111]. that the aeroplane will be the ul-l ,tiliate form of the perfected airship; .‘loi‘ who doubts that some day It will bet If! the death of Herbert Spencer, the world loses a man of the highest type. deep thinker. a balanced ntan and u . .Mt man. He. has laid the t'onndu~ - Wilda for greater things and like few I jifnt thinkers. was appreciated while We. \ Brockton. Mass.. one of the strongest Willlltic towns In the country has dated a Republican mayor and Its Vote on the license question was: Yes, 1.013; no, 4.439. The state police are certainly doitn a big holiday business. FEMININE TOPICS. The decorative pieces intended for gifts to the man who has a den are amorous, useful and some, of them; very handsome. I A Icarf of chiffon or gauze~one 01 those flowered accessories daily (or nightly) growing In vogue—~would be a suitable gift for your society friend .who never has too great a variety 01' these dainty scarfs that can be worn bout the head or shoulders. Furs are especially becoming to the woman of middle age. They tend to soften the lines that our old friend Time (sometimes called enemy) )so generously bestows upon us all as we .. reach the turning point. and. If they . are nice furs, add greatly to her at- tractlveness. The overcoat. worn by man and the slightly dressler garment worn by wo» 3 .men belted at. the back is one of the '1: most popular styles. This careless confinement of the straight garmen which has been worn so much Is a very slight change, but it produces a de- cidedly new effect. The dress that Is trimmed with self lured lace has a softer, less striking appearance than that which Is made elaborate and showy with white or oth , lace that is In decided contrast to the material it trims. The illustra .tlona we more often see represent a do also in the grav of the ordinary "cut" , and when we attempt to develop it in cloth of color the contrast is more vi. - vid and less satisfactory. ’ ' Interline the coat hangers. the, col- .lar holders, the haukerchief boxes. the glove cases, and similar receptacle you are making with sachet powde and they will be doubly appreciated Mid I know I am not wrong when I say that just a sachet like those found It acme of the corset departments would ”(N010 be a very acceptable gift. W0~ than ‘oves a dainty perfune. and dainty perfumes are always surer with the powders than the liquids. ”helm. music romonaow av. . sumo _ he special musical feature at the purine In the First Methodist Church m - -w evening will be a string quar- tattetrom the Young Men's Christian Minion Orchestra. The quartette Mil. accompany the choir and render looted number. The anthem, ”0 ,‘ I Come." by pastor, will be ren- dared by the choir with Mrs. Eaton as Wilt. The pastor will deliver the eluding sermon in the special ser- , to men considering thednfluence 0f the Sunday Newspaper and the gener- gfl mention of the use of the Sabbath Web now prevails. The prelude will on “The Key Note" of the Presl- t’l Message." The pastor will have . thing to say concerning the possi- e nominations for the next president. ' OUR MINISTER 1'0 PANAMA. Wmumii'i‘ON, Dec. 12.—The Pres- t has selected W. l. Buchanan. of York. to be the first United States - to Panama. 13 Night 0 I are all nice and the tab it supplied with the market, and it. has all the and everything up-to It”! 1.. wuz. Modeler. BONDS S. ~rvt‘ Invest-near t Mechanical Inns In the tings. Delight the young and amu re the old. Our complete line of mechanical toys comprises speedy autos. hustling delivery wa- ‘ gons. fashionable turnouts and hansom cabs. All these run in a most natural manner. bound to run over any one who gets in the way—just like the real thin g—regular 25c. toy. selling for 19¢. STEAM ENGINES—Guaranteed to run or your money back. All kinds from the 25c. donkey engine to the big steam saw-mill at $1.35. just the thing for a boy of a mechanical turn. FRAMED PICTURES—A handsome assortment com- prising some of those beautiful and well-known subjects. from 25c. to $1.35. ' MOUNTED PICTURES in great variety. just the thing for the den. great value at 10c. GAMES of all kinds—Peter Coddlcs‘ Trip to New York is afavorite. Buffalo Bill. Foxy Gsandpa. Buster Brown at the Circus. etc.. etc. Prices. 5c. to $1.00. BUILDING BLOCKS in great variety, always amusing to the youngsters. from the wooden blocks to build a cottage to the handsome stone sets with which to build a church. you'll find them here. prices 1°C. to $1.00. ' .6. I t i SATURDAY. DEC. 12. 1903. ttllk lot It Saturday’s Beast (‘3‘; Big Iowa: LADIES' ANII MISSES‘ (‘UA’I‘S regular price $12.50 . .. ,, , s .KIIII. LADIES" ANII MISSES' (.‘(M’I‘S rcculur prim-s $13,011, swim, and $18.50, all at one price ............................... Simian, 'I‘ln-se coat offcrimzs tire wltltou exception toe greatest. values ever shown at these prices. LAIIIIIS‘ SI‘I'I‘S. all new. regula 1' prices $134.50 and $22 no .. ,, $151.41, Blues Iii—ti Waist . Winter Coats. \lfin'is’ts. Suits. and Separate Skirts. Bargains. We have about four dozen CHOI (‘E WINTER (‘(i.\'l‘S. c ~rcpreiu-ntlng the Very hobbies: only (I fcw days in our storcwtb hardly two styles of the season: Hillltt- of the . prices are for tomorrow as fol» LADIES" ANII MISSES‘ I‘OA'I‘S, ttizttlttt' price $10 tit) ......... $ 6.7.}, I ..L An Important Sale Men’s and Boys’ Clothing! At a time when it will do you the most good. ' Months ago. we prepared immense stocks for this season. I larger than ever before. but the weather of the first few weeks 1 of Autumn. handicapped our sales. and large as they have I been since then. it will take more strenuous efforts to move ‘ such a vast collection: so now. when winter is just beginning. we will make the following attractive offerings: ' MEN'S SACK SUITS. In this vast collection. you can find just what you want at prices that are almost unheard of at this time of the year. You will save in some cases about 50 per cent. of what they would cost before this sale. $10. $12. and $13.50 Suits. now .............. $ 7.98. $15 and $16.50 Suits, now ................ $12.29. ' $18 and $20 Suits now ..................... $15.69. $22 and $25 Suits. now ..................... $t8.39. ' MEN'S OVERCOATS. The fact that we are offering our splendid line of Over. I coats at reduced prices is enough to awaken keenest curiosity. These are all new goods, prove our statement. Washington Street. Picture Books in any variety and quantity. those linen ones for the destructive tots. all prices. for up-to-datcness and popular prices—An examination will BODWELL’S. in keeping with our past record ‘ South Narwalk leN'S CHRISTIAN lNQUiRY CLUB. .iessrs. Light. Lawrence. North, Schultzc and Swartz to Speak. The subject last Sunday was The :‘Irst Man Adam. introduced by re harks from Mr. Lawrence. who treated be subject in a well considered and cholarly manner. The subject as- I;nt-d for hex: Sunday is The Apos~ ties. Owing to the Illness of Mr. tira- ntm. a division of the subjest has .11 en made with the following assign treats, each speaker limited to live uinutcs: The Apostles Considered as .Iews~ 'lr. Light. James anti the (‘burclt at Jerusalem 411‘. Lawrence. Peter and the Church at liome——Mr. Vorth. Joan and the Church in Asia—Mr. Schultze. Paul and the (it-utilcswhir. Swain. At this session the matter of a pro- :runi for the first quarter in 19113 will ome up for action. The meetings of the club are held ev- ry Sunday noon in the South Nor- .nlk Congregational Church. ‘ Seymour’sStore HEALTH IS THE MOST IMPORTANT In buying Food Products several things are to be thought 03-—ec0nomy and results. But the nest important is Health. Health means everything. only a loss of money. REMEMBER THE GOODS WE OFFER THE PU BLIC ARE THE PUR- PRICE MAY BE A TRIFLE HIGHER. BUT THEN IT EST AND BEST. THE PAYS. Cofiee and Coffee. But the Coll": cious aroma and flavor. tastes. in royal style. 80 lb 270 lb 250 lb 150 Bot. 21 lbs 180 Box I The also" often are for Oaturday, December 12th. 00 not think the goods are cheap because the price Ia. positive we can save you big money on Every article mentioned is a genuine b everything In the line of groceries. m waaut'uaroa an. acorn mamas. Charles E. Seymour. leading Grocer. 33 GOVERNMENT IN PANAMA. ‘ i United States Takes Final Steps to: Have Republican Form. . \VAShmu'tun, Dec, i2.——’Ihc Silllt‘ - 3 Department has been informed that ti- , nal steps have been taken for the for. motion of a permanent republican form i ‘ of government in Panama, The newsj . came in a despatch from Consul-tieni cral (ludgcr, dated Panama. today, as, follows: "Election for constitutions convention called for January 4. The, «onventmn meets twentieth January“, Babies. ' It‘IiENt‘H PLANNEI. E’I‘AMI NIC .iNI) IIIIII.I.I.\N'I‘INE WAISTS. regular price 52 MI . f ............................ $1.69. It‘lilCNClI FLANNEI. \VAISTS. :‘tiznlar price Slim .......... $1.00. SILK WAIS’I‘S, In black. white. tight blue and cardinal; reg- ular prices 34 50 and $5.00. (a ll new; for Saturday .......... $35.11. NEW WALKING SKIRTS of Inn- and black Brmtdcloths; t-n~ tirely new models; our regal ll‘ price $7.93, for one day's selling. the price ...................................... $51.90. (‘IIILDIIEN'S LONG COATS. hr :tvn. blue and oxford zibcline: sizes I; to H ycat's; regular p ice SILIIX, for Saturday‘s selling ............................................. $3.98. LADIES' DRESSING SAI‘QI'ES \Nl) KIRIONUS of fancy stripes and figures; special v.1luc ........................ 45 cts. DRESSING SACQIIES, value SI ill and Si ‘Jz'. . .. till cta. LONDON'S INTERESTING HOUSES} In a side street in London only our. IllLtk in cacti) is one of the city's most interesting houses. it Is very plain and . is not distinguished by any unusual architecture from the 0 her houses on . the block. lint a great man lived therc for nearly tlftj: years, and there. too. lil‘ died. Tomorrow evening. at. the First CVongrcgatlonal Church In Nor- walk the audience will be led In a stroll through this house, and some of the Interesting things in it and some of the interesting incidents that happen- 'ed In these rooms, and some of the CALI; 58-2. In buying ‘food products. if imittticn's are supplied. there is not but perhaps an injury to health—which is b :yond price. A bsoluteiy Pu re There is Coffee e we place before you cannot be equaled in town. The most deli- I We kno 2v what the people want in this town. and can supply their asthetic “11.5.1.1...“ Elain Creameru Butter .Good June Butter Blue Label Catsup Granulated Sugar Waller Baker’s Cocoa ‘ "gain. Come In and sea us. we are New York Grocery Company’s Both Stores. MORE “LL. . f m a.» queer things about Thomas (‘ttriyie and " about his peculiar lntt bright wife will be referred to. KLONDIKE CLUB SMOKER. The Klondike Athletic Club of Gran- ttevillc gave Its tirst smoker of tin- zit'HStln Thursday evening. at the club- house In Ccntcr street. L'ood attendance and the program pre pared and gone through with was much cnjoyed. i)1:l' of the members and some boxing. Ill addition to refreshments and cbeon. West thhinatnn Street. RUNNING DUEL WITH POLICEMEN Five Masked Men Detected While Robblng Pav0nia, N. J., Station. CAMDEN, N .l., Dec. 12.-—l-‘ive masked dcsperadoes appeared in Pa tonia, In the t'flelt‘ln section of this city about midnight and after holding up a bridge tender and a watchman blew open the safe. in the Pennsyl- vania Railroad station at Pavonia. es- caping after a running duel with two no lcemcn. The station was wrecked by the force of the drnamltc explosion. The robbers secured about $10 from be safe. , They first appeared at the shanty oc- cupied by Oscar Till. tender of the State street bridge across Cooper's Creek. While two of the bandits guard- ed Till with drawn revolvers, the re- maing three ransacked his but and de- stroyed most of his clothing and ef- fects. but got nothing. Threatening Till with death if he gave an alarm. they left him and meeting Frank Ep- o‘er. the bridge watchman, they held him up and took his revolver and S2. The robbers then hastened to the sta- . tion about a half mile distant and after forcing an extrance blew the safe with dynamite. The detonation was heard by Ralph Halnes. tower man, who sum- moned Policeman Schmit and Fell. They were unable to capture the des- peradoes, however although they gave . chase for a considerable distance, dis— } charging their revolvers after the fu- i gitlve as they ran. The shots were re- . turned by the outlaws. who escaped I11- ; t0 the fields. Frederick Stackhouse, assistant sta- tion master at Pavonia. said the safe 1 contained about :10. There was it There was singing by a num- lun— ,MORE WORK NECESSARY. IChanga In Check Brings Sort-ow t0 -' * ' _.-.. J Conaolldated'a Baggagemaltera. 50 lb; The new order on the New York. New Haven and Hartford railroad con- :cerning the change from brass bag- I rage checks to paper went Into effect 27 lbl Thursday. The baggagemasters along C the line are sayldg unkind things of the change already. but" this order went Into eflect all the baggagemaster 2 5 lb had to do was to slip a brass check onto G lyha hassles sent out from the local station. the names of both the local sta- tion and the destination being stamped 160 Bot. $1.00 nation must be filled in by the baggage- master. The new checks are to be used but once. ATTORNEY BUEI FOR LIBEL- AUBURN. N. 1. Dec. lit—John L Hunter, an attorney, ha. commenced : suit against Mayor Osborne tor 035.000 . damage- Ior libel. at the recent char- I our election Ir. Hunter ran for city fudge on the Republican ticket and was defeated. Mayor Osborne made several campaign speeches tam i the. I thereon. Now the name of the desti- Idc Box he attacked the character 0 ‘ surmount...- su ‘ sonid‘Norwelk- SELLECKI: PRICE, ntr. :iglifam macros; . oval III"! so me 87 Matt: arsen- m m" , - " W ,3 .1 . Ionwaut. 7 ' “MN“: “'1. $10. $12 and $13.50 Overcoats. now .......... $ 7.98. $15 and $16.50 Overcoats. now .............. $12.29. $18 and $20 Overcoats, now ................ $15.69. $22 and $25 Overcoats. now ................ $18.39. EXTRA TROUSERS. Former prices. $2.00. $2.50. $3.50. $4.00. $5.00, $6.00. Present prices. $1.65. $1.98. $2.79. $3.19. $3.79. $4.59. EXTRA SPECIAL. Our $10. black Frieze Ulster is positively the highest value ever offered in Connecticut. Men’s Reefers. with ulster collars; special values at $3.50. $5. and $8.50. ' YOUTHS‘ SUITS AND OVERCOATS. The young men have always been well cared for at our stores. and we now give them an opportunity to share in the price reductions that we offer their elders. $6.50' Suits and Ovcrcoats, now ............ $5.19. $8.50 Suits and Overcoats. now ............ $6.30. $10 and $12 Suits and Overcoats. now ... . . ... $7.93. BOYS' SUITS AND OVERCOATS. Every parent and guardian of boys in this part of Connec- ticut should take advantage of the offers in this department; they won‘t occur again for a long time. $2.50 and $3 Suits and Overcoats ............. $2.19. $3.50 and $4 Suits and Overcoats ............. $2.98. $5 and $6 Suits and Overcouts ............... $4.29. SPECIAL HOLIDAY GOODS. SMOKING JACKETS. These make the most desirable Christma'. Gifts and you will find the newest conceits of the manufacturers at very attractive prices. BATH ROBES. A stunning comfort-giving collection that will appeal to every man of good taste and dress. FANCY SUSPENDERS in a special box. 50c.. 75c. and $1. FANCY ARM-BANDS. each pair in a box of its own.- 25c. and sec. HOLIDAY UMBRELLAS. newest idefs in handles. both plain and richly trimmed. $1 to $5. JEWELRY. Cufi‘ Buttons. one pair in a box. 25c to $2. Scarf Pins. 25:. 1c $1.50. Watch Fobs. 25c. to $2. MEN'S INITIAL HANDKERCHIEFS. very handsome. spec- ial. 3 for 25c.. and 2 for 25c. MEN'S FANCY HEMSTITCHED INITIAL HANDKER- CHIEFS. excellent quality. at 25c. each. MEN'S HEMSTITCHED LINEN HAND KERCHIEFS, very fine, 15c.. 25c. and sec. FANCY WAISTCOATS. the very latest conceptions in a great variety. $2 to $4. DRESS GLOVES. unlined and liited with silk. in Mocha and Kid. $1.50 and $2. STREET GLOVES. wool lined. exceedingly warm, 48c. to 1.50. SUIT CASES. that will withstand the roughest usage. most desirable gifts. $1.50 to $3.50. MEN‘S SWEATERS. a choice assortment at $1.50 to $4. You must see our Shaker Sweaters with heavy ribbed collar. BOYS’ SWsEATERS. handsome. durable and perfect. $1. $1.50, and a. HOLIDAY N ECKWEAR. English Squares. 50c. to $1.50. Four-in-i—Iands, 250. to $1. These are better grades and patterns than you can find elsewhere at frcrr. 2 5c. to 50¢. ‘ more. Many of them are in fancy individual boxes. SILK MISIFFLERS. beautiful designs in the best of silks, 50:. to 2. BOYS“ GLOVES. very durable and just like papa's, 25c. to $1. MEN’S PLUSH CAPS. in a number of desirable styles. 48c. to $1.50. UNDERWEAR cf the best makes. warm and durable. from 48c. to $2 per garment. _ cmrinno. HATS AND roamsarnos.
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