.' ‘ * M ._
miss... or team Irene Received
lty south Horn-tit easement»
a Whoriow IN While
their graceful work- cam" “WNW-
ticsoiOh y. and
eat
tbomom
b
Cosmo“ “my:
dam: oeh.dl p. ‘m. mu”
with M 1‘1“.
flout“
M
will give a M feature to this dis-
play. and the committee who have lab
cred so strenuously to accomplish this
toga.” will nod thoir‘worlr greatly on
All the
a
I‘Olnoattervrela.
toe thtadefmaa l
‘ I“ mm In Turkey. will uoem la in their respective do
and knocked down by postmonts dt a quarter past ten. ohztp.
I he arose and an ion mnutee star as to t err
eruwm' in such ‘ places in the church. “is holders of
tilt th ill be him' a u or sittings generously yield their
” ' remem " rights at this morning service in order
less “I” The 1'“ka INN ‘0 be that the school may be seated together.
apparently to get any 'lhe ushers will care for all comers
in ““1... if they are to ;with tileAlrl usual bprompt age and co:
, to y. I mom era 0 e cougre
A“ 1' certain that an Ameri~ tlon who desire to have part in the
the 10b better and more 003‘ Christmas offering for the Norwallr
' tlouely than anyone else. Let the Hospital. are invited to come prrpatad
work go on. \
.It-I their gifts. Each one who at
tends morning or evening service will
wish to carry home for a prised memen-
.o the exceedingly artistic programs
prrpared for both of the-e services.
in we evening. as before announced.
that the death rate is decreas-
hollows:
| bill. I ”02. | 1008. BIL li‘d'n cantata. “The Holy infant "3
. will be given by the quartette under
00.90 | 38.99 | 44.91 | 23.76 the direction of“ Mr. Hodgson. Dr.
Freeman will make the addresses at
both services.
~Roast Beef. 10c. up at Schanb'e.
MEN'S CHRISTIAN INQUIRV CLUB.
f’f‘he report does not show whether
{decrease in the water cure coin-
'. Whit this or not.
rroil D. Wright’s prophecy that
”days of wages are coming to an
“find him that pndlit sharing will be the
It of the business wbrld of the fu-
and is meant for the social reformers.
But who is going to decide the basis
of the prod. sharing?
. Statistics show. that the average
Talej‘mhman. this year, Is younger
than usual and that he has a greater
lang'oapacity than in former years.
it"ie‘ to be hoped that this may not be
prophecy that he will be more child-
lab and noisy than before.
General Frost to Spelk Sunday on
Herbert Spencef. His Relation to
Religion.
Notwithstanding the very inclement
weather last Sunday enough of the club
were present to insure a very interest-
11 - session. In the discussion of the
subject The Apostles. Messrs. North.
Schultae and Swarts took live minutes
each In the parts assigned them in
no program. After this introduction
came the usual Infdrmal discussion.
text Sunday the subject will be a time-
ly one. Herbert Spencer. His Relation _
to Religion. the introductofl address to
be ven by Gen. Frost.
e subject of a list of topics for
anuary- March, 190‘, will come up for
vtlon in the next meeting of the club.
't Is desired that members fill out the
asserted blanks that have been
handed them and thus assist in the
preparation of a program that will
represent Individual preferences and
cc of general Interest to the member-
of the c‘ub. ‘ All men arecordlaily in-
vited to attend these meetings which
are held every Sunday noon in the
South Norwaik Congregational Church.
The sessions begin at 12:15 and close
promptly at 1 o‘clock.
—Canes for Xmas.
FASHIONS.
Velvet is the rignt material for a
dressy hat.
Have we fewer .b‘ack hate this sea-
son than heretofore?
-An e.dorly women never looks well
in a short skirt. Most of them real-
ise this. '
some of the most becoming hats we
see on the street are fashioned of cloth
Ike the gowns.
T e novel designs in electric lamps
one wish for a larger pocketbook
The rise in the price of kerosene Is.
a suppose In the nature of a carrot-
preeput to the American peopze by
another one of our dSeDISSd and web-
tiling financial organisations.
. The Philippine islands have been
initiated. and it is found that we have
iy twice as many as were down
he map. Verlly our troubles mul-
Don't be an "etc," be an "it."
IATHS AND ruusnA'Ls.
NOAH T. HOYT,
oath of Noah 'l‘. Hoyt. who for
e was engaged in the grocery bus-
O‘Brien 'a.
A severe cold which threatr
develop into pneumonia. toga»
with a general breaking down of
tow. was the “use or. are death.
oath of Mr. Hoyt probably re-
_, the oldest merchant actively
till it business at u yupiuly.‘
.. ‘I s cla
‘ Ii . I. :g/ A. p? ALKWI. O‘DIDE
" ur . , r a e e -co-
“at“ can ..... .1. .. «we
contra g for may Wu d on “L‘the
same garment.
People seemed to look entrance at
' the tiny fur collars when they were
first introduced as if they weren‘t
large.enough to be of any use. Now;
It is discovered that they give consider- 1
able protection awi add chic to astreet ‘
costume; especidlly the four-in-hand
ties.
There is no question but the suit
coat of heavy material is in; the.
place of the separate coat. on may
not have given the matter much‘
thought. but if you will obséryc you
will see young and old wearing :iust'
such suits as they wore in October and ‘
November. with perhaps the addition
of a arm or muff of for Let us hope
that they have on warmer underwear.
We can remember how liar y swe-
wore silk glov on that got stret ar-
ound the wrist in as to be disagreeably
loose and uncomfortable. Then some
one cancel idea of fastening
them with c as kid gloves are
clasped. and now we hrs a trim look
ing silk glové. The lamb fasteners
"are nppiled to the wool golf gloves and
this is still further subject for con-
gratu‘ation. as in cold weather it means
comfort and looks, too. *3
if you want something in the way of
an evening gown that Is very beauti-
ful without being too showy. get a
long gray crepe do chine one decor-
atte with an all-over design in steel
beads and spaagles. The young wom-
, enwhoeandpthisd g
. after the garment is made will eava
to the store which is now Shep-.
armacy where It was contin-
number of years ago, when
oil the present location
Hr. Hoyt's brother.
t. seven years ago, and
time the deceased has son-
the bosirmos under his own
is survived by a widow
heathenaeo George 3.1km, or
, The funeral will be held at
'M' at Town Hill avenue.
Sunday. afternoon at half
actives Russia's REPLY.
NCTON Dec 19. —-The State
l
represent a very :‘rdinary outlay.
Harper's Basar voo a recipe
hatis‘ called a Roman meat pudding
weathers of The Bible Ichool ' '
Estate in large or small amounts, from
one to three years, or on easy monthly
of notice in the premisea
Are'y'o'il Dillouefit
Are you Ragged?
Are you Constipate’d?
leecham e Pills
“5*”
.
Ismael-muse
“mamwbmhMImvafl
‘Ptitohuo-etsaom—puomiaamuu
flair-does twosoamoym
We!!!" leeoham'e Pillowill sot
column-alts.
llI 00-qu
uuwu'mvmmmmmmumaomla aloe-ti.
“bruins”. itcanalihopmorasdit Oeeonarn'a pm. aretaken whoaoveroabo
Racecourse“. contaminants-mammalian taouootlaediaao'e
Ooid lverywhere in Boxes, ice. and 350.
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I
HOUOI VOTIO 1'0 ADJOURN.
WASHINGTON Dec. 19. ~Soon after
convening today the House sdiourned
until Monday January 4 1902
HOYT'S 'l HEATRE.
South Norwalk.
ON! SOLID WEEK, MONDAY DEC.
14TH.
Dally Matineeo Commencing Tuesday.
Chas. K. Champlin
and his new and powerful
Stock Companu
Every play a magnificent royalty
production and all ‘itow.
New specialties—Tile finest that
money can procure.
A new company threuphout and
positively the finest repertoire organ-
isat on new travelling.
Lad‘ea tickets Monday night.
Prices to, 20. 30c evenings.
Prices 10. 20s, matinoee.
DoYou WaatMOneu?
i have u to loan on all kinds of Real
payments. 5 and 8 per cent interest.
I. IBMIIGIIII , I'Ezll’El.
Mot a me. ill in,
1090 Fulton Street.
BROOKLYN. N. ‘1.
ORDER“ OF NOTICE.
Dept. M.
William i. Bouton vs. Margaret .1.
Benton.
State of Connecticut. Fairileld Coun-
ty. Superior Court. as. Bridgeport.
december 11th. A. D.. 1903.
Upon the complaint of the said Wil-
liam i. Bouton. paying for reasons
therein set forth. for a divorce and the
custody of a minor child, now pending
before this Court, having been return-
ed thereto on the first Tuesday of Octo-
ber, 1903,
it appearing to and being found by
this Court that Margaret J. liouton. the
said defendant. Is absent from this
State and gone to parts unknown. and
that notice of the pendehcy of the corn.
plaint was given as required by order
of notice heretofore issued and now
the Plaintiff asks for a further order‘
‘O
HOYT'S THEATRE.
One Night Only.
DCEMBBR 26.
THE FAMOUS AUTHOR-ACTOR.
Edward ilaruam
‘in His Original CIVaractor Creation.
|i )Ll) LAVtNllER
was All it. swam and Miiaio.
hTheredfore, O‘rderi'gd. thalt‘ oodles of
t a pen ency o as comp a at e giv-
en by publishing this order In The UN" tbdanoaai Mggdpement °I
Evening Sentinel. a newspaper printed ' ' ‘
In South Norwalk Conn. two weeks And “DWI“ by 9 1°" 07 ”‘9 0"
successively commencing on or before' TIM. Favorites.
the 12th day of December. A. D.. 1903. PRICES—25¢. 60¢. 79c. $1.00.
By order of Court. '
FRED W. TRACEY,
Assistant Clerk of the Suppriprd Court
.for IFai ‘ I . 2-19 .
t
Cheer
For Everybody
AND PRICES WITHIN THE REACH Of ALL. 'CHRISTMAS GIFT SILIC-
TIONS HERE THAT WILL AFFORD LASTING PLEASURE TO THE RE-
CIPIENT AND CORRESPONDING SA TISFACTION TO THE SUVIRD CAN
NO WHERE I! MADE TO IETTRR ADVANTAGE THAN AT OUR ESTA!-
LISHMENT. SUGGESTIONS TO IU YIRS. AT A SMALL OUTLAY. OF
USEFUL GIFTS MEET THE EYE AT EVERY TURN. E CARRY THI
LARGEST ADDORTMINT IN THIS V ICINITV. A F! OF OUR MANY
USEFUL AND CHOICE GIFTS WHIC H WI CARRY:
. MORRIS CHAIRS, GOLD CHAIRS. ARM CHAIRS. DISK CHAIRS,
FANCYROCKERS, REID CHAIRS. DIVANS, . COUCHIS. MUSIC CADI-
NITS. PARLOR CAIINITS. MIDICI NI CAIINITO. DWI"... DID!-
OOARDS. IXTINSION TABLES. PAR LOR TABLES. INDIAN SEATS, TAI-
ORITTIS. DRISIING TAILIS. FRI NOISS DRIDSIRS HALL RACKS.
RUGI, LADIII' DIIKD. CONIINATI ON DISKC, CHIP! NIRRIC. [NAM-
IL DIDI. GRASS SIDS. ARTISTIC NOVILTIIS. PICTURES. CHILD-
RIN’D CHAIRS, CRIIG.‘ OUR LINE OF PORTIIRI, COUCH COVERS.
LACE CURTAINS. ITC., NAS‘ NIVI R GRIN DO IXTENIIVE. SIWING
tTADLIS. IIWING CASINITO. ADJU STAILI TAILIQIOIOVIS AND
., warriors on rear ass to. 9...... are
run aorwacao a rat '
rcer‘rl‘r “
Dre. it.
till. h‘flo’ro‘ll.
v on WW -
2—” M "“0 III. HAY...
W
if you want to have a I'm time.
don't forget to no to Mus Hall on
New Year’s Ive. and lock r tile
Theatrical Peri see and m.
Mole-Drama Time
FIIHIRMAN‘O OWIITH lt'i’.
Given by tile
HUNGARIAN RIFORMIO IINGING
ODCIITY, of loath Norwalk. Conn.
'l'turoddy. December ‘91. 1909. New
Year's Ivo.. at Music Hall.
TlGKI‘I'I—Iex. 00.00; . Gallery. ace;
Roaorvod costs. can; Admlooicn. 25c:
You can dance at this ball from the
old year to New Year's merninp. com-
mencing at 7:30 p. to. die 26 30
To the Board of County Commission-:
are of itairiieid County.
1 hereby apply for a license to sell at'
wholesale and sealed packages. and
not to be drunk on the p cruises. Spir-
ituouo and intoxicating Liquors. Ale,
Lager Beer, Rhine Wine. and (Mar, at
No. It: Washington street Town of
Norwalk. My place of business is not
located within two hundred feet In a
tainlng thereto. or any Post-times.
Public Library or Cemetery
Dated at Norwalk this 12th day of
December. A. D. 1903.
HERMAN QUITTNER.
Applicant.
We. the undersigned, electors and
taxpayers. as defined by law. of the
Town bf Norwaih. hereby endorse the
application of the above named Her-
man Quittner. for such license.
Dated at Norwalk, this l2th day of
December. A. D.. 1903.
E. S. Laflin. Henry C. Froeb. John
Neugebauer, Fritz Callus, Conrad
Becker.
1 hereby certify that the above nam-
ers. as defined by law, of the Town of
Norwaik.
Dated at Norwallr, this 12th day of
December, A. D.. 1903.
HERBERT R. SMITH.
[12-19.
”ORDER OF "anger—N- .....
.——.—
Birchard.
State of Connecticut, Fairlield county.
Superior Court, as. Bridgeport. Decem-
ber 11th. A. D.. 1909.
Upon the complaint of the said Annie
1.. Blrcbard. praying for reasons there
In set forth. for a divorce and the custo-
dy of two minor children, now pending
before this Court, having been returned
$313.2“) on the llrat Tuesday of October,
it appearing to and being found by
this Court. that Frederick J. Blrchard
the said defendant. Isabsent from this
State, and gone to‘psrts unknown, and
that notice of the pendency of the
complaint was given as required by or-
der of notice bertofore issued and now
the Plaintiff asks for asfurther order
of notice in the premises.
Therefore. Ordered, thai
the pendency of said complaint be giv-
en by publishing this order in The
Evening Sentinel, a newspaper printed
in South Norwslk. Conn. two weeks
successively. commencing on or before
the 12th day of December. A, D.. 1903.
By order of Court...
TRACDYnt
. « a
AMCNW Wilbert
for airfield Countv
A jolly old dtomach-filllnf
use of Christmas if you don’ t fil
your stomach go's and your dining table tired on Christmas. Old St. Nicholas \\ ill come down the
chimney with an abundant supply.
direct line of a Church Ediiice or Pub-.
llc School house, or the premises per-I
ed eudorsers are electors and ta-xpay-r
Town Clerk. .
Annie L. Bircbard vs. Frederick J.|
notice of .
a 12-19 h“
Dorian so Moudsu
3m tutu-Sine Yer Cont
Christmas Reduction salt.
I There's always a Gist of give away prises t-tc abdut this season
'every year, We propose GIVING AWAY TWENTY- FIVE PERM CENT.
on a list of articles that will make I pleadld Christmas gifts. Think for
a moment and than look for a mo neat at what this our ntsaho. We
think this method is better. You can all'ord to BUY SEVERAL SUV]!-
NIRS on what you SAVE IY MAKING YOUR PURCHAO! HIRE. 750
goes farther here than a ll. 00 elsewhere
FANCY GOODS.
Cabinet size Brass Photo
Frames. neatly finished. value 25c.
Saturday and Monday 15c.
Burut Leather Photo Frames
cabmet slse, niceh decorated val-
I
1,000 boxes good vellum paper.
with no ly paper and tied with red
ailk ribbon value title at 25c.
1,000 of holly trimmed boxes,
regular price 16c. Special 10c.
1
no title. Saturday and Monday. CHRISTMAS GLOVIS-
25c. CHRISTMAS NANDKIROHIEFI.
Burnt Wood Frames, colored CHRISTMAS LEATHER GOODO.
decorations. regular price 19c.
FROM A QUARTER TO ONE
THIRD LESS.
than you can purchase the same
qualities for anywhere.
Ladles' all linen hemstltched
initial Handkerchiefs 6 in a neat
box value 85c. Saturday and
Monday at 50c box.
Ladles' all linen hemstltched
Handkerchiefs. regular 121,90 kind.
3 for 25¢.
Men s all linen hemstitched
Handkerchiefs, 250' quality at 16c.
A pretty and useful Handken
chief Box given with every pur-
chase of six quarter Handker-
chiefs, value 15c.
Ladies’ Golf Gloves, Gray. White
or Black. value 500. at 29c.
Ladlea' Leather Wrist Bags, m-
ted with purse. value ”.26, at 750.
Saturday and Monday 10c.
Fancy Stock Collars. made of
.best quality ‘silk. tab fronts and
trimmed with fine silk faggotlng.
black. white pink light blue is-
vendor and red, value 39c. Satur-
day and Monday 25c.
Sofa Pillow Tops, emblems of i.
0. 0. F., K. of 0.. Red Man; D. A.
R. and Colonial Dames. also all
the no legs pillows and a full line
of conventional designs. for Sat-
urday andMonday ta oIi—-37%c.
l
I
CH RISTMAS BOX PAPER.
The largest, and best assortment
of fancy box paper. will be found
at the Boston Store. The “Extra
Hurlburt" famous papers, put up
in at ractlve “Xmas Boxes" spec-
Ial for this sale.
I
WIROTHCI'VILDO HAVE NOT DIEN AP-
PROACH D
LONDON. Dec. lit-w'i‘he Rotllschllds
OUT IN RATES TO ORIENT.
SAN FRANCISCO Doc.19.—Agalnl
the Pacific Mail Steamship Company have heard nothing of any suggestions
and "H EIIIOS IIIVQ anno‘lnced a cut. Ihfll RUSSII WI“ attempt ‘0 THIS? 8 I03“
.‘of $125. 000, 000 or any other amount. in
Great Britain and they declare that the
report is palpably unfounded. Russia.
tney say. could not raise a loan hero.
and judging from their latest advices.
from Paris It would probably be equally
difficult for Russia to raise more mon-
ey in France. The Associated. Press
is Informed from other quarters that
even were a Russian loan Issued else-
where there is little llkuhood of any
“portion of it being underwritten In
London
in their freight and stocrsgc passeu ' .
rates to the Orient. The reduction fol-
lows a recent raise In rates and has
I been made because of the coming to
this port of a rival steamer the Chlng
We of the China Commercial Steam- I
ship Company' a line. The steerage fare
has been reduced from $35 to $20 and ,
the freight on hour from 83 to ti per!
ton
COLD CAUSES ANXIETY.
BARRE. Vt.,‘Dec. 19.-——Coutinued in
tense cold is causing much anxiety
among the residents of this section of
Vermont as the frosting of the
streams and standing water Increases
the danger of a water famine. Several
towns are suffering from inauthcient
!supply on account of lack of rain dur-
. W ‘-
ULTIMATUM TO RUSSIA.
LONDON, Dec. 19.—A special (ICE-
patch from Ties Tain says it Is report
ed that Japan has sent an ultimatum
to Russia. The report from Tien Tait.
that Japan had sent an ultimatum to
Russia is not. confirmed from any
source up no on?”
. Mater Md aslnip
Itart news sh
'f‘ien Talc.
r
liegreoii beIrIw hero;
CALL sl-a.
O 1'
m
coco rumor re m;
t
Santa Claus
Santa Claus: no nonsense and knicknacks about us. What is the
up on the best of the land. 'That is what we are here for-ate make
r
Christmas Speciallies
Plum Pudding. Fruit Cake. Table Raisins. Stuiicd Prunes. Fancy Glace Citron, Glace As-
scrted Fruits, Basket a
Pineapgio.k1 Requcfort’.
its best
of New Nuts.
Dates. Bar Le Duo Jellies. Black Curran t. Jam and Marmal'edes. Edam
wise. Old English Ca
the ice and on... m allvarietleo. Englio Walnut Meats. Pecan Nut Meats. full variety of
mbert and out Famous Double Cream Cheese.
uelity
W HAVE A THOUSAND AND ONE ARTICLES TOO NUMEROUS TO MENTION
PHAT APPEAL TO THE HOUSEWIFE AT THIS TlME. WE INVITE EVERYBODY TO
NSPECT OUR STOCK.
Shades f. Styluoiit. loadhg Gloom.” IVoSI IVasluialoll Street
ereetteeveryheue'ovrttoiuetnaw.
We Wish You {All cwMer Christm
and a Happy New Year..-
An answer to “Christmas Dinner Guest“ '> will.“ found In 1;; follow»! iiflci' “good things" or 5...... in-
lt wen'tta
human needfhr‘tllemellefaiithev year."
narrow
dt wen} cost money-ate provide every-
also may.“
”4““ "39’-
M??? iii av. cattov. , .
.000 lbs. hoot FronchEOendy. lb. 10c. Tbioaoaortrnont.
, WWM
a uwrmi‘aarw
,1” with;
measures» oil. v ;
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dimmhi Mi.
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