Our $2.00 Ladies’ Shoe is
well known for its Stulish- I
I
"I‘.
THE s_9_UTH NORWALK
IIIIMIi I‘llltIlKll III IIIIII II ”II |Illl_\lllttlll III I
it lIIllIlIlII.
.\ IIIIIIIIII- gIIInII with II Hpiial II‘.IIIIIII
.\ iIItI|i_I I'IunprIIlII-nuivo IIIII of build-
Inn blot lIII rIIpIIII-II-Iitintt. stonII.
.-\II t‘Xlli't'NH wagon with II llllll\ Illl'n‘v
IIrinIz III by L’Ii lIII-hIIII',
A lI‘I‘IIItIIh jIIIlgII. visiting England.
“as one day riding in II London trtIIu
War. thIn ”to IIonIlIIIIIor approaIIhIIdI
IIIIII nt llllll IIII I-IIIIIIIleIp tho IIIIIIIIIIII IIII-
‘l‘lII IIIIIIIII tII IIIIIIII- III HIMII‘IIII' III pa) .
.lllIlKI‘l who IIIIII II IIt‘tIuI llt'lll‘l lll't'
tIIIntc-Il twupIInI-II to the conductor, uny-
inu: "llt’l't‘. tnI‘ Illilli. IIIII onIrIII-lt‘ II
Iz‘IIIIII ot’ bIII-t‘ "
.\ IIlIIrpymun Nllllllfl opponitII llllt‘l‘
[Iiint‘ll ”ii-MINI Inc- sir hut II II who
to IIIIIIoIIItIpo IlrlnlIlIIp‘.’ I llll\I' not
toIII-III-Il II plan»: of hour I'm )IIIII‘II,’
“i’oot ItIIIII‘ " IIxI-iainII-II tlIII lIIIilll‘.
ness and Long Service.
lili). LYON dc CO.
"taiI'I- tlIII IIIiIIII‘ t\I'o|IIIIlI‘II."»
THE CH OICEST
“Big VeinLehig h” COAL
him for his l'III‘II twopIItII-I-
prrernment flies Brief
CIIlIlilIIIIIII tI‘oIII Iil'rzl pIIuII.
Northern Pacific t‘IImInIIII I’llltl tlIII
ownor of about HIIIII IntI~.Ii\ IIIII IIIII
of It“ the SIIII- It of the (lit-tit NIII‘IIIII III
ConwnYIy 'l‘iIII HIhIInIII \IIIiI- II II. II. thus.
devise and I'Ullxllllllllillt‘ll IIIi iIIIIIlt:I-.
bly to he following IIIsttltn:
"First. it piaIIIIIi tlIII Iontloi of tilt!
two roads in the hands of a alllfllt pII l~
Ion to wit. thII SIIIurIitIIII I‘onIpanI,
by, virtue of Its oqu-rtI'lIip of it large
mtilorllv of tlio stoi II of ii III I-Iilupan-
lea.
' “Second. It (lIIt-ll‘tl)'t'tl III'IIry IIIotirII
for competition III-thII II two roads tll-
{taxed in lnlvr-Hlillt' tratiiII Willt'll wI-rII
natural ('ompIItitIn-s t'or itIIIIiIII-ss lI_\'
pooling the I-nI'IIing.~ of tlII- two roads
(or the common III-notit of tho stoIIII-
holders of hotlt I-onIpIIIIiIIs: and sound»
ing to tho l'nniiliar “tip that III'I-I-y oni-
is prtsIIumI-Il to intend what I.\ IlII- new.
- IInsary t'I'tlllhIHIllIlltI‘ ot III. oIIIt iII'ls. I
‘ Wllt'll‘ IlonI- \Iillllll) anIl IIIIIIIII-I.IIIIII'. l 1""! IIHIilIIi I“ -\II :o IHI’M'I ill" \lIIi'IIII I-iIIIiI, \‘.iill I'I'Iltl." :IIIIl \IIIlI- trout, llI\\ I;.IiII.III Liillllitfilll‘.
WII must I-orIIIIIIIII that Ilium \IlIII III“ "’“ "“l "”'”"”‘" “"0”” ”"l"“.'"' lliit~~ lIlIiiIIIh. I‘IIllll' I'IIIl. llllit' :IIIIi oxford. . I- -I it) It. \\I|l'lll Sam.
....Ivfldvmm “Wm“. ”M. plan “ml-mum IIIstIuiutI :IIIIi llltlllti'lllllln, lliil'illltl' . P . r .
ittiolttlIItl. amour: Ullli‘l‘ tiIitIu~. to ill“ "illlI‘Il. ill“ Milil’llH-‘Il ilt‘l" SAI 1“ RILI $100
I'omplish 11”,...I.,|,j....1,\_” ".‘ How the IiIII'IIIIIiIIIIII~~ Itionopolw. . ,
ThetiltIII‘IIIIy-gIIIItIl‘IIlIsIIVI'tI~IIIIlIIIItI')’ III III' illlt‘illltlttl to iIIIItIIIpIIlizII IIII)’ NEWEST MILITARY COAIS FOR GIRI 8' mu“ HUI“ J
of the results is as follows: Wm ..r I]... “much“... ”Hum...“ ..l- IIIIIIl IIII; Iiil_\ /ilII--lIIII III ll'll. "III I lIlIII :IIIIi II\lIIlIl, IIII‘Iil. In I. ‘IIII~
"To sum up the rostilt of tho .Itt'IItIII—I liII l'IIilIIi Sloth... III violation or sI-II— \iII'IIII IIIII‘ ~lIIIIIlI lI‘I. \lllt' II I‘IIll. II lllll >lII".\I.~ \l/l .t in I I \\Iillll
mentioned II\I-hangIIs ot' (IIIIat North ilitill’ 3 “l ”l" IIllll‘lll'I‘l 1“" 1' .\‘II._;I>. SALE PRICE $3130-
cm and NoitltIIru l‘aI-ilii- slot-II lot tlIII .I “I“ ”II Wilt! HI'IIINHI lI.\' IlII' .. ‘ . .
stock of ”iv SIIIIIIIitiIIs (‘oInszniI .lllt'lllltllll IoIIIt .IIIIIIIIIl/.III III lIIII1’” LADIES SUITS. lliItllt' lll llII‘ l;ttI-~I \lllt'. llltlll\l' tI'IIIIt. iIIIIL-
».lattet' Iompau) on lli‘t'ml‘I'I ll. W" I ll" “""'"’"”“"” maintains ”II" “I"I'll IIIul. \\lll| xlIIIIIlIlI-I‘ I;IIII-~. ~ili-. ~I-I gt‘ lining. ‘7 Kttl‘t'll I~lIIIt. ~I‘IIIII~
had III-IIIIIII-Il and paid for tItIoIIoIII
share. (in round figures) ot thI tlII-atl
Nor-them ItIII-II on total Inuit: Il soul.
of that t‘otlipuliy consisting of l.‘.’.’.II.IIoo
shares. of which i.21iU,Ili‘II IIIIII- lll‘t‘ll IH-
aued: and by January I. l‘III)'_‘. tlIII SII—
cut‘itios (‘otnpani' huIl Jil'(||lll‘t'll \irtIItIl-|
ly allot tlIII I‘tlillllltlll >llit'li III‘ tlIII
Northern l’ilt‘lllt‘ IIlIIII pIIIt'IIIrI-Il stock
was l‘IPlii‘IIIl till ”it” tl:llt‘_ IIII I‘I-aoiu—
tion to rI-tirt- it having lII't'll pin-soil in
the preceding NoI'I-nIhIII-I. ll> anszII-
tIiIgtlIII hill admitting that it lit’lll l;
500.000 NIII‘iiIIII‘n l’:IIii';I ~~iIIIt‘II.~. out III‘
a total. of l .'I.'Itt.ooo.
“"IlhI tinzil IIsIIlI oi lllt‘bf.‘ ll'lll‘mlt' l
tlons wa.~ llittt um and ”III oom- «I!
of.mcn4~«~.\lr. Hill and Mr. Morgan IIIIII
their llSSUtlllll‘h iIIIiItt: tlIII IllllllL .IpiIith
among thtm- nitiup. touIIthIIr IIIIIIIII a
charter angIIIIuIIIII and III: out: it tho
agency of a I-orporuto organi/ation lIt -
IIutne \‘IIntI-Il with IIlIsoiIuII power ot
control OI'III' two parallel and I-IIIIIpI-l—
ins systems of lillt'l".\‘lillt‘ railway.» III
Dit‘t‘t’ ol' the two distinct sIIts ot' sttu‘k~
ho tiers with rim] and l‘lIllllII'lllli-Z ill-
tcrents. namely. ”to HtoI-kholIlIIrs of the.
Great Northern and NOI‘llII‘l‘l) l)il(‘llll‘.
there has been sttlrstitIttIIIi IiII' lllt.‘illll-
of interchange of stoI-ks IIIIsIIriIIIIIlI IIIII
.' one set of still‘klltiltltl‘h‘ with I'tllilllltlll
and non- ('(lmllt‘lllht in IrIIstu n.ImIl_I
tll‘ stockholders of tin- SI I IIriIiIIs t‘ont-
pany. 'l‘hus iIlIIntiIIailI ”to Mill]? III I—
sons who IIontIIollIII thII (iltlll \‘otih-
.0”: anti NorthIII-n Plii'lllt' IIIIt‘orI- tlIII
Securities (‘ompany I‘illlll’ into poem-s-
slon of a majority of ”Mr sharps (Ion—
.tt‘ol them now, only, now than pIIrsonI:
have a common interest ‘a I-onrrnunitI
0t Interest—In the ominous of both
roddk whilII toInII-III lllt' iIItorII.~t.I: ot
the twoscts of pIII mm» the two bPlS of
stockholders—-wquI. in most rcspI-rts.
NOTICE
'1‘, Sitiili IIwI Meet III
The ibhahitants. logai voters. of the
Town of Norwalk. are hereby notified
. and warned that a special town meeting
will be held in the Town Hall. on Wall
street Wednesday December ltilh.
1903 at half past sown orlock in the
evening.t01 the following purposes to
Mt:—
To consider further the matter of
the improvement. of the highway
known ‘as the Westport Road. and take
any such Ifurther action III the matter
as the meeting may dIIIIm advisable;
and, if deemed necessary or advisable.
to mike any additional appropriation
-for such improvement that may sot-m
fit V
Dated at Norwalk, the ilIh day of
.a 'Dacember 1903.
SAMUEL LYNES.
\‘V. S. HANF‘ORD.
’ J B RAYMOND
Selectmen of the Town of Nor-walk.
I
I
Q
:-
iiStmas
bahncc ot the year Lhnve
fly more into Toyland. and ev-
II here no make the children
WW” and GOIChrIa 10c up
Be on to 810. 50; Writ
Iris Chairs. Rocking
m 0! [mini [unru-
NW“ To”. See hand
it!”
”I, Biblu.8tfl10n67
_ cud: cold.
‘ tiII-iI‘ lll\'lIlI'lillrI from a fund III'IIIItI-Il in
‘ pooling tlIII warnings or both.
III‘IIIItirII IIiI-IlIoIl l'or
dil tf .
caning '
IIII‘I-IuI-Iu ililtl IIonIpI-IIIIII. lI IIIIIILIII‘II
oo :III~III'Iiit.\' III may that two railway
‘UIl‘HllllNllih whit-h. llllllt'i' IIIIIIIIal I-IIII
illllltlln I‘II'I‘ naturally I'IIIIllIIIlllIIl.» l‘IIt'
tI'IIIl'lII, will IIoutlIIIII- Io IIIIIIIpI-tII lII IIII_I
I‘IIIIi INI'II‘I‘I' :IltI I' both llt‘I’lIlllt' ~II|IIIIIII Io
tlIII HIIIIII- SIIIII'I‘I"I Ul t‘lIllll'IIl. It i» not
in tho iIItIIrIIst ol' tlIII IIIoIIIIlIolIiIIrII of
”III SI-I‘III‘iIiIII. t‘oItIIIIIIII lllill oIIII'uf
llII‘M’ lilll\\.l}'.\ .‘lihllltl lll'IIhlll'l' at tlIII
rprIusII ol' tlIII otiIIIr. ’l‘lIIII' liilVI‘ I
I-oInIIiIuI illlt‘l‘I‘I-l in both; tlIIIy l'l‘l't'lVI‘
$6.25
SMALL NUT, DELIVERED. AT $
FORg FURNACES RANGE“) AND STOVEAS. DELIVERED A1
BUY COAL T HAT'S CLEAN.
Raymond Bros
$6.25
."0.
A InorII
IIoIIIlIlIIInu (‘tIlll-
|Ii'llli\‘II lllit rust... I'Iir .IIIpprI.-.~IIIIIII.; ('Ilill-
[It'illll-il IIIIIIIII-IIII rival and IIaIIIrIIllI
l‘IllIIIII'lill; llllsillt'rir corporation». ll
\\'lIlllll hardly III- powiiiii- to I-onI-IIII‘II.
'I'II l||lt"illilllh’ of law growing out of
tlIII staII-IIIIIIII of tarts III‘II [Il'l'Sl‘illt‘ll
:I-. follow.»
"I Ii.I.~ .‘I IIIIIIIIIinuIiotI lll'tll I'it‘I'IlIll“
pii~iIIIIl lI_\ IIIII;III.~ or IIIII SIIt-III'IIII-I<
I‘IIIIIIIIIIII' ill \‘Itillllllill ot SIII-Ii-III I III'
.III :'Itl ol ('IIIIpI‘IIs.~ :IIIIII‘IIIIIII .lItl_\' L’.
Been Offered
WE WILL ONLY MENTION
of tho I ilill“lil)l|5 Hiltlllltl llt' aII~IIIIrIIIl
in tin- :Ill‘iirnntiIII.
TOYS FOR A BOY.
~lllI‘llI‘Il. lII'IIlI IIl'Illl‘IIIl I‘lIIll'.
lit‘ll. t'tII'll (Ill liIII‘Il \I‘Iill .‘I'l'Q'k
SI .I,I IN.
A Dollar List of Glfts Destined
Please Young America.
Sittllt‘s.
.\ .‘Ial'iol' I'aI‘.
.\ paHsotIuIIr roast.
.I\lI aIIIoItIoiulII that goos.
.\ uun which may l)!‘ ioaIlIIIi.
.-\ lllt’t‘lltlllll'ill IIiIrotIst-Iel.
A most amusing warship.
’l‘oo many atII-aI-tiI'II toys to t'tlllh‘lll-
IlIIr IhIInI III IlIIIIIii. SIIlllI'II It to say
almost III‘III‘thitIp goIIs.
'l‘iII-I'II‘H I‘I Inosi amusing
gtIilIII‘y.
\ tool ("lll st IIIIIIIlI-Il \Iilh tisoi‘tiis.
l.'(l('lllllllll\t’h that might hail from
to
~III. iIIIII lI-IllIIiIl. III-nth 8.2;».
The fair [limit
(:8 WASHINGTON STREET.
shoot I up.
FOR ONE WE EK
A GIRL‘S FULL LENGTH WINTER COA’I‘.i
In' l‘l-I‘I‘l ill.
SALE PRICE $6.50.
LADIES' SUITS. j:II‘I.‘IIt~ ill. llll'
7glllhttl ~i ill.
SALE PRICE $6.00.
LADIES' WALINCI SKIRTS
SALE PRICE 95 CTS.
DON‘T MISS THIS GREAT SALE AT THE
T0 The Public
ONLY.
A FLW OF OUR BARGAINS.
III;I\\ iIZIIquIII
\‘IIIItiI $154».
ill Howl *lklt', lIIllI‘lIl lIIiItiII‘I
~I‘;IIII~ ~‘. IlI'lII‘Il, \\IIl'l ll
III.I«lII I'It cowl IIIglulI lilt‘llIIll.
illlll hit Slurp,
SOUTH NORWALK.
Baldwins.
\ suit in II‘hiI-h hI- will look liiII-
poor Indian.
.\ \‘III';.' l'uiI‘ sit-Ii will; \illit'll lIII IIIII)
rIII'I-l ‘nIiIl snow and ll'I‘.
SoldiI-r‘s Sllllw illllltbl
nation.
Should his ambition iIII IouaI'Il llll‘
polII-II fort-II, a poIiI-I-man's suit.
\VlIolII trains of cars. \\'lll('ll ill'l‘ an
elrong as iron IIIIII makII them.
A printing press III for printing pro
grants and thi- likII.
All sorts ot' Iron iI‘II'I wagons. tirII I‘ll'
IzinIIs. I'XI'II‘hS wagons. trucks.
Should his ttIsIII loan to war, noth-
ing is InorII thrilling than the normal
A magic lantern. though it Is as “‘t‘il
to pay InorII it" it can l)l‘ I-oIIrIIniIIIII,
Largost silo of that jIIii_\ gaInIIl
known as l'iII-II~a-I'iIII_:.
.I\il Huts and conditions of outrun-sh
3.4an out Us
Auto mobile
rIIpalrIIIi at mI' shop.
lllt‘lll.
his
Very Choicest
tlIII
:lll)’ I‘IIIIII' (Il'
You must
Would you Save $1.00
cured through
IS NOT speculatibe.
It Will interest
HI? overionIlIIIl
tthII auto and tlIII shop). with
TO MAKE . -
MONEY .
DO YOU SAVE?
if your Principal and Interest 'hrere Properly se-
Thc South Norwaik Trust Co.
THE PROPOSITION
YOU
FOR FULL PARTICULARS, ADDRESS
AGENTsflCHAS. E. CURTIS, Nor'hJaI/I, Conn.
F. E. SMITH. '2 No. Main St, 50. Norwalk. Ct.
Invest It.
per month and upward
Investigate this matter.
Christmas
Gifts
which are How
store.
if You Are Lookinu
For Bargains ‘
this is the opportunity of your life, \\"I‘
are not giving all of them away. but \\‘t.‘
give you a chance in a desk and chair
for every 25c you spend with as.
Santa Claus
II. R. ”Bulkiey.
52 So. Main St.. South Norwalk.
on IIxhihrtlon in my
FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
NO OUT OF
First-class work guaranteed.
one.
All work promptly attended to.
Something ln flu
Jewelry Line
would be most appropriate
for an
Xmas gift
call and namin- my stock
Richard Noack,
86 NORTH MAIN STREET.
LECTURE IV HON. MARK D. WIL-
BUR, OF NEW YORK.
In
TOWN HALL, DA‘RIEN. TUESDAY
EVENING, OECEMIIR 15.
“Thro America's Northlnnd to [and
of the Mid-light Sun."
ltd-W not can reserved mt,
Men‘s belted overcoat: whlch
W
Charles H. Dllworth, Jeweler.
45 WALL STREET OLD P. 0 BUILDING.
WATCHES CLOCKS, JEWELRY AND SILVER NOVELTIES
DIAMONDS AND DIAMOND SETTING A SPECIALTY.
QUALITY NOT QUANTITY.
Watch Work, Jewelry Repairing. Engraving and Diamond Setting.
This is not a big store; neIIher is it a big stock. but it s a choice
Remember the place, old P. 0. Building, Narwalk. Conn.
Great Bargains In
Men’ 5 Suits.
Men's double breasted Suit]... (pepper Ind salt). were 88.00.
This sale $5.00.
Black all wool 'l‘hlhat. single and double breasted, were $10.
This :an 36:50. .
Still some of the bargaln over coats, tmen‘s). short and long.
This sale $5.00.
Th1: sale 58.00.
cane
. _ .. ..-...
N0 OLD STOCK.
DATE. GOODS.
were 812 and $15.
1
I SUITS from $8.00 to $30.00.
Stylish
EVENING SENTIN EL
MONDAY. DEC. 14. 1903.
THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE.
TRIST
RAM8IHYATT
Suits and Furs.
As we have So often asserted before. to IIII well-dresscd in this age requirea the exercise of
thought. taste. patience anti the expenditure of much time as well.
Perhaps y0u 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-
gressive effort.
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
garments.
The constant presentation of the best merchandise from the best manufacturers, our
well- known moderate prices, fair and straightforward dealings with our customers are the methods
The Greatest Bdlgdlil sale That Eve. Has: 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.
FUR COLLARS from $2.75 to $30.00.
MUFFS from 98c to $22.00.
Kitchen Department
Universal Meat Chopper . , . .
Covered Roasters. 12x17 . . . .
Basting Spoons .......
Dover Egg Beaters
95c China Cups and Saucers .... 10c
75c Fancy Salad Dishes ........ 25c .
..... 50 Bread and Butter Plates . . . . 25c
..... 7c China Salts and Peppers. ea... 15c
TRISTRAM & HYATT, Norwaik,Conn.
NO. 2 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
HOYT'S THEATRE.
South Norwalk.
ONE SOLID WEEK. MONDAY. DEC.
14TH.
Daily Matinces Commencing Tuesday.
Chas. ' K. Champiin
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-
ization now travelling.
Monday night’s play—Oliver Doud
Bryon’u masterful cornedy-drama.
THE UPS AND DOWNS OF LIFE.
Ladies tickets Monday night.
Prices 10, 20, 30c evenings.
Prices 10, 20c, matinees.
#4.
UNION MADE
,
Sensible
Hygienic
Glover’s the Place
' Specialty Mfg. Co.
IIIEG ER
l0ur Credit Helps Christmas Plans
to Spccdy Realization.
The lack of cash does not hinder the
Christmas shoppers at our store.
You can choose useful. suitable presents
from our large. stock at reasonable prices.
We are opening scores of accounts everu
den and helping hundreds to make their
Xmas gifts in a warn that is convenient and
pleasant.
. i Come in and see our offerings.
Jewelru. Furs Umbrellas. Cloaks, and
Overcoats for Bous.
We carru nolhing but useful articles.
You can’t spend uour money here for
foolish articles.
\_\_l. iii/ //
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WEB g; Ice»
6T WAJHINGTON 0'7 IS? NO
FURNISHED
INSTALLED
I and
REPAIR“
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datum
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