WALK EVENING SENTINEL
Our $2.00 Ladies’ Shoe is
well known for its Stulishr
ness and Long Service.
r." I). LYON It co.
CHICAGO GETS THE CONVENTION. MURRAY WON QUO WARRANTO
1 II \I' “II“(lIiII Um", .3. —-l‘lI"c ('lilllllliH"
Itllltl .lanItu ’l‘. Marlray won his cum-
{Ill IIIt‘ duo warraato raw wdinus today.
Republican Committeemcn DcCIdc to
Meet There Next Year".
THE sopTH NOR
CHRISTIAN WORKERS' BAND ithlI t-"i'iorifl IIIIII In In lII- lllIlIII it) llII"
'IIII- Young MIII' a Hand of ( ‘IIIII-riian ItilIilI. ’l‘l II Illi'lllIH'ld will IIII'I'I at Illi-
\\'ot"III~I"Ir of ”II' Viral .VIi-tlIoIIiH linirm naraonarzc IchI I IN I\' night
pal (‘IIIIH'II Incl at lIIt‘ llfltntlllilHl'. last -
:iiglit. Thorn was a good Illit'lltltlllt'“ 'l‘IIv omwm Aidan-tartan of tin South
and ”II' lnndcr. Allan ll. lily. l'tllltIllt‘Ii'tI . \‘oI wall: I in II. pmrmiqit in In "is In: I
Ila acrIiI-c. 'I‘Ilt‘ |Itlhlt)|. III-I". \V. W iIII‘I'IIlIII. for ”It" vcai" lual night. II
'1‘. ilantan. gun a talk on .Insliilta was \(IItII Io IIIIIIIIII- IIIt' I'It‘\\I\' cli-ct ii
that by I“IIlIIl. ' tIII- lirat of a '«It Ich-I Ill (IIIIUI'S of thc (It'lltll‘llllt'lll anti llll" \tII
IIII-Itings at \\'IlIlII It .iciiniII- tonii \thlitltlu tillllllllult’h‘ at ”In nit-cling It) In
rain-n IIII 'I‘la- IIIcIIIlII-I"-I lIIKI unwilllu III .IIIIIIIIII)’ h‘ IiIoI ()IlIci" roatlnt'
llll" topic, and aim thc Rpi't‘IlII cvariuc- Inmiiicsa was II'IIIIIIIII'II‘II.
THE CH OICEST
“Big Vein Lehigh” COAL
FOR FURNACES. RANGES AND STOVES. DELIVERED AT
WASHINGTON. nor. 1;". Thu
puhIlpun National (,‘Ullllllilli‘r‘ roman-d 1“
.‘\IIllIt'.itIII. iotlm‘ III IllI-Wllll‘lll‘
Ito session at tin-
takc no the onk at (It‘t'ltlllll; on IIlt 1'
ltc E-llltllzc IIoIIiIIHoII ilIItlinI: for him without
"Hing tlic IN lll'Il at IIII‘ conclusion of
l‘-ia c-onn st has lrccn on
lt' Iiiloatlon oi IoIIiII"III:IIloII oi Illt’ (”Ill
plum and lllilt‘ Ior IIoIIIiIIr; tII~ lit xt llI- . :rliimaati it. Ila IItI'iltI oi .'\I'II'|lllt IIaIIIl
puhllcan NationaI t‘ tItI\I'l llIItlIl
man Hanna illlllltllllt c (I that Iilt‘l‘t" \\"II I H
(mm. 'In ”It" qno narranto IIItlt'WIIIllH“ lllt‘
oartl was IIlt‘ It‘HlItlllIIt‘lll. IIII‘ t'\i
two Porto mun“. 1,“...an ,. IIH fl. mm“ ‘ tIt‘llt' c was [II I in a Wt t It aho and lIIt‘
the Republican |liIlI\ oi Iliai Island III' Till;
said they would lic Irina a iIcaIing ,Iucsuau or a In”.
Communications \\'I‘it' lli'II II\" Sun I‘“
tnry llcatli iroIII Illt' li‘cdcral and Hi i"
pnlrlicun panics Ill l'oi"ItI iIiI-o,
I
IIIllIl h“
Lillllt'lllh \\t .c liIlItIt' “aim in tin
:IIIIiiI-III c (‘oIIII
-i for tho Hoard Iiatc IIII" court stint!
Innis- IIIII India Robinson said that
dId not think It accessory to 0pc”
claiming I't'irrtu-"I'IIIatioII in ”it" canI-fl‘llt’lll- l‘ll" tlt‘t'lfiltlll lllil)‘ K” I“ III"
mlttoc. [Mum-Inc t mat on annual.
Mayor" Todd. of San Juan. Imprc>ciit
in: tho itcpaIIiII-IIIIJIIIIty, Ila-n awn-III"-
ed before tIIc I-onIIIIitlct-_ and now a
In’it't history ol‘ that party. which Ilt‘.
said was cstIIIIIis‘IIt-II in .Iaiy. tuna, 'I‘II.-,
federal party was l‘hlllllllhllt'tI sonic
tltnc nilcr" IIIIH‘ lIc bilitl. Each party Is
l‘t‘pl‘t‘t-lt’nlt'tl liy two lllI‘llIIIt‘i'S in IIIt‘ lo
cal armaic. iii.» part), III' siatml. cast
58.000 out III‘ iiililllil I‘|"L'l.‘=lt"i’tt| \"otnx.
'l‘hc aim of this party was to Ann-ri-
canizc tlic inland and stand Il)’ lilt" ad
ministration. Porto Itit-o. Irv said.
would IikI- Io Iw rcnicacntctl in ”II'
next. Hf‘llllIIIIt'illl National t‘oIIvcnIinII. \i
The qncsiion oi‘ M’It‘t'iiiltz a city in
which to hold tlIc ("IIIIW‘lIIIt'Iil was IIII‘II 'I'
tnknn no.
Chairman Hanna I‘t‘IIIIII‘I-.I"Il that
litisincss |II‘I1[III.~III()II.“~ would In Ialtcn
up in t‘M"t"IIIIVt: MISSION.
'l‘licrt' “as, will .\li‘. Ilalz<"Ii_ no lIItII'I' E
BIIIUIIIIt plum to hang out ”It Iritllllt"l'
[roaring IIII- naIIIo oi tIIc III-XI [IrI-sitlcni. il
As t.x IIlt prairicai Iiacstions. Ilt said. M
Piiislrt'tii, “as a railroad t'rilit‘! alitl in
.’I
II‘
In
ti:
:~"i
Iii
\‘
art'cmildc. its liotci i'IIcilItiIs \\l'It JIIII - Ia
(nitric. Inn Itall~ \tcrc .l\'ilIIIIIIIt‘. onc in
(II' which \ItIIIIII hr.” flintlllll porrplt", ill
Ngxt your" would III, IIc said [In ill?
Iiotlt anniI'crsar.v of tilt"
III
(II'
tlt‘
in stillint:
_ I".~. William S. Strn‘tcvant.
awning Four
birth of lIIl'. .__..
LIEUTENANT MOELLER RE-EN-
LISTS.
Ht I.It"lIII‘IIIl|lI t‘lIarlnr; .\I, .\loIlIi-I".
t‘tilllllllll) II, Third IllI'IIlIII'l'. has rc
IlisII-II in tln- I-onii’rany, .‘IIITI lliwc arc
In" two Ill"|llt"llillll:w and “UN scrucani
illing III IIlt' iit'st squad 'I‘lIc rIIoIII~
"l‘S (ll‘ tlIt" t‘IIIIIIIIIII) Iii't" !Itl\\ t"ili.:ilt:t"tl
tickci‘: l'oi" lirc I‘lII"i,~-"IIII:I<
Illt't'.
HOSPITAL WHIST CLUB.
'I‘III» l'l‘flllIIll’ ram-tiny." of tho Hospital
Wiri:~"t t‘lItlI was IlI'ItI I‘I'srcrwlat" \\IlIl
i-IIIIIwomi
IIIIIII‘s \\'i‘l’t' accrvntmi.
IIc nctt Int-cilia: will In a stIt'IIII SF»
on on \Vtulncstiay owning. Ilt‘t't'lllllt‘l
HII. “llII (‘olonci and Mir». Irr‘lio
llllIIl. I"Illl\\'tli)tl JIVt‘llIlr
SCAPED AFTER STABBING MAN.
\.\‘.<()\‘i..\ Hm I: - i‘t-Iix Kasta. a
angarian. was sIaIIIn-d III IIIt" ncck Irv
I Iinlttown Italian at 11 o'clock this
IIILIiIIL'. 'l‘IIt- Iwn lllt‘ll lIII'I at KIIsIa‘s
not. on i-‘rIt-torjr :~ll't"t"l. II IlL'III I'olitm
I4. I\IIsIa will l‘I‘t‘OVt‘l'. ills assail-
It t‘SCilIIt'Il illlll an to noon IIIItI not
n n I‘oIIrIti.
Rcibtilrlicun part). which Limit IIIIII‘I' III
Lafaycitt" Hall in lIItIl vii)".
\\"'Ilt'll .\’li'. ILIIZIII t'tlIIv‘ Illilmi t‘IliIII‘
mun I-lanaa ham-Ind IIIIII IIII“ an
plausc lIaIl filillrliil‘il’ ‘.\II.\ aim". lint
that." .
'lt.‘ thI-n ilfllltlllllt't‘ti that IIIt" I:oIIIInII—' Q,
to would drop ting M‘llllllll'lllill nature H
of the argtnacni and ram ItI Ila aa- w
sentimental. .1.
“We Will I)!" glad to I'r"t‘t"l\t M‘VIIItI n.
proposals or what IIIt' citiI-s [II-tipusc;
to do \vlaen “'0 go Into wxw-ntiw sin».
ELECTION NOTICE
THE CITY NATIONAL BANK,
South Norwalk Conn.
'i‘lIc rctuiiai" annual lIlt‘t‘lIIlt: oi litt‘
. tit'IiiIlIItII'l‘S of this bank. for tho clcc»
on oI' thrcctors t'oI" lllt' t-nsning )cat'.
III im hold at tlIc IIaIIkiIII: IItIttHo on
acstlay IlIi- l3lIl «lay of January loot
our l tn 3 o'clock. II. III.
.I.\(,‘(,)ii \I. l..-\Y'l‘tll\’.
Smith Norwalk. (‘oIIII.. licc. 1:. lam-I.
12.26 jil ('itNIllt‘l'.
stun." he said. :4
MI". Now, of Indiana, IIIcII pivrlllivtll
resolutions of I‘curi-t upon IIlI- tIIillIl"
of marlin-rs III‘ Illt" t-r’naInIiitv-Ig aiiiilI
were adopted.
On motion of ScIIator i’raiwr . a raw
lotion was adoptcd txllIIN‘hillL', IIIt‘
sense of [I‘m coninrittvc III I‘.I\oi" III” a
tilting colt-liration of ”II‘ iii‘rictli anni»
versary of thc I)Ii‘III 01‘ inc itcpuiari H
«am part)". to In» Ilt‘ItI ill XIIII"i.~rawII.I ll
51m r/I anus
Is having his
Automobile
‘Dilll't‘tl at lll\ slain. IIc (I\'I‘l‘ItlflIlt"tI
lt‘IIi. tilic auto and tho slIopI. erII
Pa. next year" Ills
Chicago wa: St‘lt"(lt‘tl as II|(" niact- i'";oi
holding the t:"oIIII ”lion 1 III \ot uasl
as follows; t‘hitauow :I. I’lllbIIlll't: 7..
St. Louis—4.
The cornmittrxc iixwd July 21. at l'l‘
o'clock as the time for the Incetin: trl'i
the convention. -
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Very Choicest
Christmas
Gifts
IIiclI iIt't- now on cxIIIIIIIiIuI in lll)‘
I>Ilil't'
. NOTICE. ’1‘
f You Are Looking
For Bargains
lls ix tIII opportnnm of NH” lItc \h»
. .
tl'.‘: . . ._
ma W" 88 I" art- not git-Int: all oi' tlwm away: liar we
givv you a (hancc in a desk and chair
Tr
The Inhabitants. lcgai rotors oi‘ lht‘
Town of Norwalk lllt‘ Ill'l'I"II)' notified
and warned that a Sili‘t'lill Iowa mooring;
. 5 will be held in tho Town Hall, on Wall
* street. Wt-dncstlay. llt‘t‘t‘lllIIt‘l' lIiiIl.
1903. at. half past scrcn o‘clock in the
evening. for" IlIc following purposes. to-
52 So. Main 81.,
I)-
II‘ I'vcr)" .;I. you Stu-nil with its,
Sani Ia ‘Claus
and
II. R. Buckley,
South Norwalk.
wit:—- ,
To consider ftlrthor IJII" manor of
the improvement of llll‘ highway
known as the Win-upon Road. and tahc
any such further action III IIII‘ math-r
as the meeting may dccni advisablc;
and, If deemed necessary or advisalilc.
to make any additional appropriation
for such improvemcnt that may sot-m
lit
1 Dated at Norwalk tho lltlI day at
jDecemIIer, 1903.
" SAMUEL LYNE8
SJ1.ANI“ORI)
Jv Ba. RAYMOND
, Selectmen of the Town of Norwalk.
Rings,
Chains.
Bracelets.
Clocks, '
etc, for
CHRIS TMAS.
Richard Noack,
an I: .36 NORTH MAIN STREET.
my store into Toyland and er
~ch to make the children
Entertainment and Fair.
South Norwalk lllglt SchcoI.
Glass 0‘
RED MENS' IIAll.
December II and I2.
DANCING FRIDAY EVENING
MUSIC BY Y. M. C. A. ORCHESTRA.
NO SOLICJTING.
Ari-lulu IQc.
'" I!" “00"“ “I" “9 Jaififii’ifiion. MARK D. WIT:-
BUR, OF NEW YORK.
‘ to
$6.25”
$6.25
A“ “maul“ “I” 5““ hm“! TOWN HALL, DARIEN. TUESDAY
finite for one
EVENING, DECEMBER 15.
j'Thro America‘s Northinnd to [4nd
or the Mia-night Sun." .
Admission 250, with reserved out,
SMALL NUT. DELIVERED. AT 3 .00.
BUY COAL THAT'S CLEAN.
Raymond Bros
The Greatest Bargain Sale That Eve: iias
, Been Offered T0 The Public
FOR ONE WEEK ONLY.
WE WILL ONLY MENTION A FEW OF OUR BARGAINS.
A GIRL’S FULL LENGTH WINTER COAT. iii-ax} Iiiiulisli
\Itlioa ."inIII. \\llIl rain-s ."IIIIl ~Io|v Iroiit. mu militant garrncnix
III':I~» IIIIIIrIil-. cnlnr'. i‘I II. IlIlIt' :IIIII Irv-old. ~i/c rim 'I- ttot'tIi 51mm.
SALE PRICE $2.00.
NEWEST MILITARY COATS FOR GIRLS. IllJItIt' from ."I
thltltl IIIIIIIII} /IIIt"lTIIc In r'cul. gi't I""I. IIIIII' :IIIII Il\ItII‘II. riiilitai'} rapt-s.
-.lnrtiltlt"r‘. ~IIII"I\ collar. trill >II"t"\I"~. sin" 4 III II. \rortlt
SALE PR ICE $3.00.
“Il'illl~ II\ t"I‘
Sinai.
LADIES' SUITS. IIIaIIc Iii III." Ililt‘xl ~I_\Ii‘. Irluaw from. lung
t'tlill. \\itII \IIoIII-II-I"t";tpt"~. ~iII\ sct'gc lining. 7 gun-II \lfll‘l. \t'IIIIh
~IiII"III-<I, lIIIIfIt‘ ni' Illi\t‘tI clntii, ‘Icricct iii. \\‘tII’III Sign»
SALE PRICE $6.50.
LAI)IES'SUITS._IIII‘I\(1\lllIl‘I'
IN"II. coat :III Iiriwl with ‘il'l'gl 7 nor-t II ‘LIII warn»
Signs. ’ SALE PRICE $6.00.
LADIES' \NALING SKIRTS.
‘Illi Iiwl IIIIIIHIII. \\Hi‘ili $3.5m
SALE PRICE 95 crs.
DON‘T MISS THIS GREAT SALE AT THE
III9 lair IIIIiIIi ilIIiI IIII" SIIII9
68 WASHINGTON STREET.
TO M A K E
MONEY
You Must Invest It.
DO YOU' SAVE 7
WOuld you Save $1.00 per month and upward
{f vour Principal and Interest were Properly se-
‘cured through
The South Norwalk Trust Co.
THE PROPOSITION
IS NOT speculatilae.
It Will interest
YOU
FOR FULL PARTICULARS, ADDRESS
AGENTS—CHAS E CURTIS, Norma Conn. "
F. E SMITH 2 No. Main St” 30. Norwalk Ct
W GWWO
Charles H. Dllworth, Jeweler.
45 WALL STREET OLD P. 0. BUILDING
WATCHES CLOCKS. JEWELRY AND SILVER NOVELTIES
FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
DIAMONDS AND DIAMOND SETTING A SPECIALTY.
QUALITY NOT QUANTITY. NO OLD STOCK.
No OUT OF DATE GOODS.
Watch Work, Jewelry Repairing. Engraving and Diamond Setting.
First-class work guaranteed.
This is not a big store: neither is it a big stock. but it s a choice
one.
All work promptly attended to.
Remember the place, old P.0. Building. Norwalk. Conn. I ~
in tor ("I -.t_\lI-, pain-It icatIII-I
~liit‘Ilt"tI, \\tIl'IIl
It".."aI.~ oi QIIIHI I".ri;li~li Illt‘IIHI'I.
SOUTH NORWALK.
Investigate this matter.
Great Bargains In
Men’s Suits.
Men's double breasted Suits. (pepper and salt). were $8.00.
This salo $5.00.
Black all wool Thiiwi. single and double breasted. were $10.
This solo 3450.
Still some of the berg-in oier coats. tmon'ni. short and lonz.
This .3an $5.00.
1
Mon“ 5 belted nverconts which were 31! and $15.
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«5—. WW - ”W.—
THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE.
TRISTRAM&HYATT
SATURDAY, DEC. In. I903.
Suits and. Furs.
As We have so often asserted heroic, to be well-(hessed in this age requires the exercise of
thought. taste, patience and the expenditure of much time as well.
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I SUITS from $8.00 to $30.00. ‘ F UR COLLARS from $2.75 to $30.00. MUFFS from 98c to $22.00.
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: garments. The constant presentation of the best merchandise from the best manufacturers. our
i-well known moderate prices fair and straightforward dealings with our customers are the methods
I that have gained for us a good reputation in this department. We invite our patrons from in and
; out of town to inspect what we have to offer.
i
Perhaps you don’t know about our Suits and Furs. We have been ten years improving this
department. and the Suits and Furs now in our stock are the best we know, after ten years pro-
Igrcssive eh'ort. It is the care in the making that tells in the shapliness and wear of our Suits and
Furs and makes them better than other ready to wear and equal in many respects to custom made
Kitchen Department
Universal Meat Chopper . . . .
Covered RoaStcrs. 12x17 . . . .
Easting Spoons ............
Dover" Egg Beaters . . . . . . ..
China Cups and Saucers . . . .
Fancy Salad Dishes ........ 25¢
Bread and Butter Plates . . . .
China Salts and Peppers, ea...
:TRISTRAM & HYATT, Norwalk,Conn.
NO. 2 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
Horns THFATRE. i
ONE DAY ONLY. SAT. DEC. I2.I
Matinee and night ‘
MAGNIFICENT ELECTRIC
—and—-
SCENIC PRODUCTION.‘
of
MARIE CORELLI'S
Most Pupulai- Story.
THELMA
A Norwegian Princes:
I‘l'l‘llirll. IIITANIIUN AS 'l‘lIier..‘.I.\
and a
Complete and Competent Cast.
——SPECIAL SCENERY—
'l‘IIc Land of Ilic Midnight Sun?
'I‘lIv .\IlI‘Il I“jlil'tl in Summcr 'i‘lmc!
'I'Iic Halls" of Nit-ill-zi-zorzul
'I‘III" I-lllltl «it tlu- IACIIIL'. Shallow?
'I‘Irv .\lIcII It‘Iord III \Vintcr 'l‘imu?
‘l‘trc Aurora IItIlI"I|II<'.
Prices 25, 35. 500 Evening.
Prices 15. 25c Matinee.
Seats on sale five days in advance.
HOYT’S THEATRE.
South Norwalk.
ONE SOLID WEEK. MONDAY. DEC.
14TH.
Daily Matinces Commencing Tuesday.
Chas. K. (Tomlin
and his new and powerful
Stock Companu
Every play a magnificent royalty
production and all new.
New specialties—The finest that
money can procure.
A new company throughout and
positively the finest repertoire organ-
isatIOn now travelling.
Monday night's play—Oliver Doud
Bryan's masterful comedy-drama.
THE UPS AND DOWNS OF LIFE.
Ladies tickets Monday night.
Prices to. 20. 300 evenings.
Prices 10. 200, matinees.
Glover’ s the Place
’4
UNION MADE
Stylish
Sensible 3
West Washington St
~29-3I
GUESS I’LL TRY
K rieger ’5
That's how most of our
best customers began.
Whu don’t uou tru our
easu payment plan ‘?
One dollar per Week will
dress 11011 from head
to feel.
FURNISHED
INST::LED
Norwalk Chronicler