torcsd it. : ." tor this section. 9 represents. ' raamons. M colors moment loading the whole choirs in smartness. lb”. The ordinary street coat "* waning I t 'otwithstanding - that o’ oted in this list. in the mothers as slaves. aw aaoxsases FIRM. accusintance. rim will adord accommoda- that have long been very much and very seriously needed. addition of communication be ' will be of special benefit to a large class of commuters, as web any who have heretofore been . to go to Bridgeport in order to either New York or Boston to. during the day when necessi- This change speaks for the new management of this ‘ :y superior road. and we believe .. tea an era’ of additional pros The Consoli- ~ road, in all its equipment, is un. .., and with its management 1 o disposition already shown on the ‘ rt 0! President Mellon augurs well . The red browns and the purple reds are among the best-liked of the win The gun-metal chain is just at the list of Yellow chiffon is used for the founda- not an evening hat that is draped a beautiful piece of irish crochet "lace. A white algrette rises at one « . What an antipathy there is to col the cloak, the party frock—all _ separate eat-u. have been put under the ban dilate is nothing prettier in the way of . b bodice for theatre or card party or in- formal dinner wear than the all-lace e women complain because the on a trolley car sit and allow them to Itdnd. and yet some of those very 5 women are bringing up their boys to the same acts when they reach ma- WW. Howf By waiting on them at pine when thev should wait on them , was; by helping themselves to a ' from the rest room when anoth ‘ . ris needed instead of teaching boys to rise and wait upon their . ' r to a chair and bring in the ex- ona‘; by catering to the boys in s ' d and one ways that are no in- . of motheriy love but rather s your boy teach him to be we to women as you would like on to courteousiv treat you. firm of Maples & 'Goldschmid: . operations today. in handsomely ' iodides in Quintsrd Block. The mom to do a general stock ' go business and has installed r Western Union news um okor, thus being in instant con- with the markets of New Yorki . Philadelphia and other of the i look and iinanclai centers. The am new here has been welil , in South Norwalit for a: diners. W. K. Naples the! ‘Oillto'r oi the Norwalk’Hour. and t‘ or the Norwallt Printing Hinze Mince Moat. itself. even if but iiy disordered or overburdened. smiles the natural iuioas of digestion and does the work of the stomach. relaxing the nervous tension. while the inflamed muscles . and membranes of that organ are allowed to rostand heal. it cures , indigestion. flatulence. palpitation of the heart. nervous dyspepsia and allatomac troubles by cleansing. rudfyl and airs hear ngthog mam rams oi the atom- anhanddigastivsorgaas. thhnmmi Tsuhhhdwslylsa. . LOO Sire hoidi museums” Ismael lyl. tbs'l'fl' C 60. causes FOR BALI IV THE CLIFFORD PHARMACY. merit but inquired for the latest dev “payments. 5 and 6 per cent interes Mortgage Broker, 1090 Fulton Street. 'DepL M. BROOKLYN. N. M PABBENGERB 0N BEGURANCA. NEW YORK Dec. 22 —Airiong the passengers who arrived today on board I the steamer Segurauca from Colon r was Rear Admiral Walker a member l of the lsthmian Canal Commission. Ad-' mirai Walker would make no state el- opments in the Panama question par are made collariess and i suppose next l ticuiarly desiring information BI 10 the season the other extreme will be the opposition in this country to the treaty Do You Want Moncu‘? l have it to loan on all kinds of Real Estate in large or small amounts. from ,Rflll lace 0011011 Hid “OCR! and one to three years or on easy monthly IiIlldhorchiefs are figuring very proml ‘sntly as Christmas gifts Gifts oii value which one can treasure for years hill] hand down to other generations gifts worth having. Nice books i F. Arming‘on Peaveu. Y. purchaser of 50c worth of drugs. acute and chronic bronchial troubi ZEITFUSS' PHARMACY. 8 North Main 8%. SOUTH NORWALK. if loan Baskets. '7 a newspaper man and sketch Riche’ s Fruit Oaks. any years' experience. Al . hmldt the Junior partner. Royal Cluster Table Raisin, in 1 ih.A La time manager of the pa -bunch established by Ill. H . prominent stock broker 0mm“ 9 soauddsniy three years ago. r55umrr5e .. .. to assess v-' . 'Q‘1M . “hoard boy", th GrpeFrult. that one of the fastest tors of the day be-;’ “prompt position.'-— Royal English Plum Pudding. and 6V. lb. loin. rapes. ‘3 i Bananas. in- cidentally, we sell the W. i. Cough Mixture, the best known remedy for es. CONN. i I l 1 the Norwaik Hour. . movements. DINING HALL AT ORIGONV'B. other Building”. Notes Of interest is “masters. The dining hall being constructed at Dorlon’s Point by Riordan and Wu dron for John O'lullivan is progress- ing in excellent style at the present time. Portions of tho oia buildinsl are being used for an addition at the rear of the stain building the latter be ing entirely new.- The new structure will be a good sised one two stories in 9 height and will be nearly as large as the old hotel which was burned. The new building will be large enough to accommodate a number of summer boarders. At present the structure is being rooted in. The contract for the plastering has not been let as the 'coniractors are thinking of using plast- ' er boards. H. W. Mather is well along on his} contract for the addition to the Havi- Iand Hotel. The sub-contracts are as follows: Mason work. William H. Smith. plumbing and steam heating. Horace Nash, electrical work, Percy E. Ferris. Plans are being drawn by Architect W. S. Knapp for a residence for Well. ington A. Tollce. managing editor oil it will be 22:34. containing seven rooms, with all im- provements. including hot air heat hard wood floors. fire places. mantles. etc Cost to be about $2. 400. Thomas Robins. of the mason con tracting firm of Robins Bros.. has started work on a frame house which he will have erected on Seymour street for himself. It will'be arranged for two families and provided with Im- The Stevens property on Stevens street has been purchased by M. R. Bennett. The property consists of 35 acres of land and the new owner will , divide it up into building lots makinql about 300 in all and place it on "19' market Architect W, 8. Knapp will startf plans shortly for a two-family house; for Mr. Bailey. in Lexington aveniie.i it will be a ten-room house, 27x36. with all improvements. COUNSEL UNTERMYER tLL new YORK Doc. 22.—-0n account of the illness of Counsel Untermyer. ‘ the hearing in the United S‘ates Ship nhui‘dlns receivership proceedings was! posiponed until tomorrow. “ SOLVENT NOTICE. i District of Norwalk, as. Probate- Court, December 7, A. D., 1903. Estate of Susan Clapsattie. late of Norwaik, in said District. deceased. The Court of Probate for the District <ix months from the date hereof for the claims for settlement. These who ne— glect to present their accounts. prop- erly attested. within said time will be debai’red a recovery. All poisons iu-l debted to said Estate are requested to make immediate payment to [DA M. JAMES. d 8-15.22. DURING CHRISTMAS WEEK To introduce our Flush Rose Cream which is excellent for chapped hands and roughness of the skin in general. We will give one bottle of it to every Adminlsirstrix "NOHCET— CITY BILLS. All persons having bills against the City of South Not walk are requested to present the same to the undersign- ed on or before Thursday Detomber 24.1903 for payment by the present held on the 28th inst. JOSEPH R. TAYLOR. Pulled Figs. Euchrad Figs. Basket Figs. eAasortmsnt of New Nuts. Fa .tas._ ,. THE‘BECT FRUITS iN TOWN. -’anoy :rplsa. . Marmalade. .4 Cranbs Jams and Jellies. Giana Citron. Stuffed lives. . i" , Orange and Lemon Past. Pissed o Ives. Currants and Raisins. Truffles. , (12! 3t City Clerk. cam. sl-s 000D THINGS TO EAT. Stuffed Prunes. Fancy Edam Choose. Creditors of said Estate to exhibit their‘ Council at their last meeting, to be- of Norwalk. hath limited and allowed i l i i l l i l i | ! Seymour sStore A Merry Christmas To All Let us help you to make the Christmas Dinner one long to ho rsm ombered. .m is '1] known in am goods, let as transfer them her to you. ‘ he has a wide business He was for la Limit“! Number of the Franco-Amar- Assorted Glace Fruits. " «. CHRiCTMAB SPECIALTIES IN ABUNDANCE. ‘ . Pineapple Chases. . Glace Cherries. Preserved Ginger. FRENCH PEAB. FRENCH PATIC MUBHNOOMO. Solos would’ not permit us to enumerate our immense stock of table deiioaoisl. We Invite you to call. We will do our boat to assist you In selecting your wants. Charles E.- Seymour. leading Grocer. 33 West Washington Street. ING' SENTINE ‘3‘ '1 -.a».-.. v»... u-wM~—- lllillliilll has pan to be very Satisfactoryvas a builder. also in curing colds. My .' children like it and the benefits are quick and permanent. it makes. them sturdy and gives them color and strength. . —John MacCallum. to } Russell St., Hartford. Ct. 1 At all Drug Stores—ssc., ' 5°C., 31. ! _ POPULAR AMUSEMENTS. s l HOYT'S THEATRE. One Night Only. DCEMBER 25. THE FAMOUS AUTHOR-ACTOR. Edward Harrie in in His Original character Creation. OLI) LAVENDER With an m Catchy Songs and Music, Under the Personal Managsmsm of M. w. HANLEY, And Suported by a Dozen of the Old Time Favorites. PRICES—25c. 50c. 75¢. ".00. We osrtainly have the HAVE BEEN. for Christmas. Christmas Goods. One-third, 1-3 . One-half, [-2 Reduced We are anxious to make a clean sweep-therefore this sweeping reduction at such an opportune time. Remember that the goods we offer AT ONE THIRD TO ONE HALF LESS THAN THE PRICES This iS the Greatest Reduction that ever took place We mention but a tew—hundreds of others. IS ON ALL NEW GOODS. Fancu Goods. Fine Spray Atomizers, gold trimmings. protected bulb; regular price so cts.—— TOMORROW 35 CTS. Colored Glass Atomizers. decorated, protected bulb, Value 39 etc.— NOW 25 CTS. Wedgewood Powder or Pomade Boxes, nicely decor— ated; regular price 50 ctr..— SPECIAL 35 CTS. Standing Mirrors, bevel- ed glass. frame of mottled brass; value as eta.— NOW 13 CTS. Burnt Wood Picture Frames. full size; value 19 eta.— TOMORROW IO CTS. Brass Photo Frame, full size; regular price as eta.— NOW 15 CTS. Umbrellas. Just received three hundred (300) Umbrellas that came later than we ordered them. The manufacturer made a one-third allowance if we would keep them. We offer them tomorrow at . ONE-THIRD LESS THAN ‘ REGULAR. Ladies’ Neckweai. Our entire line of 35 ct. Stocks marked down to ' 25 CTS. The large Silk Bows in Handkerchiefs Men's Satin Border Hem. stitched Handkerchiefs; regu- lar price 10 eta.— HERE AT 7 CTS. Men’s All-Linen Lawn Black and Navy only; regu— Handkerchiefs. fine quality. lar price 50 eta.— hemstitched; regular price 75 AT 35 CTS. ts.— c AT 15 CTS. Fancy Pin Cushions at Ladies‘ Ail-Linen Hem— ONE'THIRD OFF' stitched Handkerchiefs. reg- ular 12V, eta.— Spocial Warranted Taffeta Silk, 36-inchea wide; regular THREE FOR 25 CTS. price $1.50— Books worth 25c.— AT $1.00. AT ’° CTS' ‘ Golf Gloves for women and Books worth so andl75 cts. children. white, gray and AT 25 CTS. rose: regular price so eta.— AT 29 CTS. box Fancu i’aper. Fancy Box Paper; was :5 Leather Good). us.— NOW to CTS. Music Rolls; regular price 50 eta.— Fancy Box Paper. was so and 65 cts.— AT 39 cm" NOW 35 CTS. Music Rolls; regular price Fancy Holly Trimmed Box 1'00— Paper; was 35 ctae— AT 75 CTS. 'NOW 25 CTS. Woman’s Fine Bag; value Fancy Box Paper, was 75 "5°" cts.- AT 75 CTS. NOW 5° CTS- Men's Fine Gloves, warm CHRISTMAS CARDS at half price. and durable; value $5.00— AT $3.50. tsmstssavsry new. 7 CAN 1- 1.1 , . lot 1‘ ism“ you usually pay ‘ mm Mamas. An answer to the Christmas Di boa-swim: "D s C‘aadyma the. for the: 1.000 lbs. lest French moldy, is. 10:. iron assortment E‘s. - .... CAN No Wish You All a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Your. nnar Mon Will he found in the following list of “good thinfl' of spacial in- unassuming-endures“ priossit won't seat money—to provide ovary- younudrsr‘hhajrgs‘stsfcsl‘lthsyaar CANDY. a -- HOLDAY MIMIC. "toms... rmomo'or PAPAI. runes... Another Story as to How $0,000,000 Was Battered to Pap. ROME. Dec. 3!.—According to the Messagero. the story that Cardinal Gotti. prefect of the Propaganda. re- neatly handed to the Pope ”.000. aaidtohavebeencontined to t hopai'z dint by the late Pope Leo Kills :oath. originated lags glam that in the caudal avoatigs lo um fetus talus masse- rescustho termaswhentae' obtaim bodies. nudnstsmmmbyiirs', thoBouth Bouthatroetfisfii ‘ BODIES UNDER FALLING WALL. l TOTTERMAN ssroaa coaouaa. Battalion Chief Woman and Fireman Some Testimony Taken From Bhlpmata Joyce Had Lives Crushed Out. . Who Was With Aoous ed NEW YORK Dec. 22.—-Tbe bodies NEW YORK, Dec. 23.—Emii Tother‘ of Battalion chief Coleman and Fire- l man held in connection with the mar- man Richard Joyce were still buried derofssrah Martin in-a asilors‘ resort .osriy today under the ions or brick and on the East River water trust. was ar- mortsr that crashed their lives out pt raiagod before a coroner today. Hen 1with the furniture m"factory on Mott street ry Gray. a former shipmate, on the last night. limousines cautioned to schooner. Fred. B. Delano, was an inn pour tons of water into the almost podsnt witness, Ed'aa’ld tcrm* 'the white hot rain. or the discos mil . . building“ Winding.“ a menace Bridasport last- Saturday. racy cause gag!” whohavoubsoa forbid- toNsw You-hand Cfaywaawuhw‘l‘oi- u, ‘ ,. .,i'e' todayplsitaaiiaabonthalfamiilioudost 1 is.“ “that Gray magmas
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