WISDAY. DEC. I3. 1903
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Candy
Canes
and”. .
Baskets.
at .
LIINE’S
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5! Washington St.
1.013111 lens ides.
Advertisers wishing to change their
advertisements must furnish copy on
the afternoon previous to the day the
change Is desired. While we do our
best to accommodate advertisers, \vz.
cannot guarantee such changes when
'opy is tarnished later,
Following its usual custom The Sea—
inel will not be ‘printed Christmas.
utlrcr morning or evening. It is the
one holiday in the year that its em-
ploycre have a "full day off," and the
opportunity is appreciated by them,
and. we trust not objected to by the
readers and patrons of the paper.
——Cholcest lot of turkeys in town. for '
22 and 230 lb. Hayes.
Cockcnoe Tribe. 1. 0. R. M.. of Nor-
walk, will elect ofllcers thle evening.
——l.ong island geese 16 and 1th lb.
Native chickens and fowls, 14 and for
lb. Haves.
You will find Christmas specialties,
in abundance at Seymour"s. See ad.
~Gran. Sugar 5 lb. 250. F. D. I. & C0 .
Three gentleman’s initial handker-
chiefs for twentyofive cents. at Bank's,
Mahackcmo Hotel block.
~31. 25 Ex Wagons $1 00. Bodwell‘ 8
Welcome Stranger Lodge Sons of St.
Gorge. of Norwalk will hold a session
this evening. at the lodge rooms in
Wall street. .
«Couches—«Combination Bed Couch
es, Drop End Couches and Shirt Waist
Boxes. Roymond lit Sons. Nor-walk.
. Open evenings.
Mr . Edward M. Jackson. of Eltn
stroe . The companies will not choose
extpisive tour through Europe, has
rctur td home.
~Cut rock anti broken candy, made
of. pure sugar at Lane's.
Special prices on‘ men and women's
i-lippcrs and arctlcs at Olsens. All
goods at this store are of good qual-
ity and worthy your attention. See ad.
——Ralston Health Shoes for men.
3400. Glover-s The Place.
Court Nat'ruk. Foresters of America
:f Nor-walk. will elect officers at tomor-
row uight’s meeting. which will be held
Wrdnestlay, owing to Thursday night
being Christmas evc.
‘Chicken and fowls it and file.
Schaub’s.
You will not be able to select a gift
tharwill be more acceptable for father .1
mother sister and brother than a pair
of slippers. Glover has an excellent as-
scrtment.
—Your choice of the fittest lot of tar-
keys in Norwaik for 234: lb. Hayes. i
THE SOUTH NORWALK
“EV
A. J. Collins Company seat aloud of
furniture to Dorian today.
1
Dr. Russell Morgan has purchased a
full blooded cocker spaniel.
Miss Marjorie Hailoraa, of Hartford
Place, has returned from a visit to
I New York. '
Harry Ferris. salesman for the Cro-
' fut a Knapp Company, 'In home for the
Christmas holidays.
George E. Travis. formerly of Nor-
;,wslk has taken it position with the
Troy laundry, Danbury.
——Roll Top Desks and Office Chairs, i
Raymond & Sons Nor walk
A rehearsal of the Chriltmas cantata '
will be held at the South Nor-walk Bap-i
tlst Church. this evening.
The Robert Emmet Club held a
meeting last night. httt did not elect
officers as scheduled. This matter was
deferred until Sunday afternoon.
Reuben Young of Buffalo who is ai~
tending Colgate University, is the guest
of Alfred Boutwcll of the some uni-
versity. who is spending his vacation
here.
The windows of Charles H. Dilworth,
the Wall strcct. and Colebnrn a Lau-
der. the Main street jewelers. contain
many beautiful and appropriate Christ-
mas gifts.
The merchants Irud n rushing tradc
Saturday anti yesterday. that made it
tvidcnt ihat the holiday season of this
year will be one of thr- largest they
have experienced.
Miss Lula M. Sniffen. of Main street,
attended thry Irving's presentation
of Dante. in New Haven. Saturday
evening. and spent Sunday with frl'cnds
in Norwalk.——Danbury News.
The windows of the 'I‘rlstram &
Hyatt store present some of the attrac-
tivt goods to be fouttd lit the store.
Everything is handsomely arranged.
making a pretty appearance.
Weathers prognostlcators of the
backwoods type any that the severe
weather of the winter is now over. and
that the remainder of the season will
be comparatively mild. though there
will he spells of extreme cold.
-—thas Slippers. Glover's
Place.
The
The big bridge at i"-0s Col). a famil~ ‘
int sight to Norwz-ilkers who travel to
and from New York tity is soon to In-
rcbuilt by the New York. New Haven
and Hartford road. and converted into
a four-track bridge, at a coat of $50.»
000.
Mrs. Anna M. Helmet of New York
".city will arrive In South Notwalk on
'I‘hursdav. for the purpose of spending
the Christmas holidays with her fum-
.il.v. and will be the guest of Mr. and
Mrs. Elinor Hendricks. of to; East ave-
nuc. V
Statc Librarian George S, Godard rc-
l'thHl from (iorrgrtssman E. Stevens
licury. yesterday. the documrnt lllllLX
oi’ the documents and reports made to
the Fifty-seventh congress. it covers
from December 1. 1902. to March «i.
1903.
Attorney .lohrr Keogh has just rc-
(‘elV‘t‘ii a Christmas ‘ prtscut from a
grateful Chinese (limit. If is two has-
kets made entirely of Chinese ruins.
containing a number of different kinds
of Chinese money. Tire articles are
highly prized by Mr. Keogh.
Although initially a risk to buy in
haste you can do so safely at Rogers
KL Stereos] for if the gifts bought
there, though almost sure to be just
what was wantui. should not suit.
they can be changed at the leisure of
the. recipient. Read the ad: you luic
buyers may get hints fbr gifts for men.
The fish and game commissioners
hold their regular meeting at the cupi-
tol. yesterday. The commissioners
lhavo supctintended. during the month
of Decctnbei. the work of taking 1 1100.—
{000 eggs at the trout hatchery at Wind
sor Locks. An improvement in the
troughs has been adopted. the asbestos
The commercial Record gives tilo‘ lining being replaced by galvanized
real estate summary for Norwalk, last
week. as being six sales. and mort-
gages of 8100. Last year. for the third
week in December. there were four
sales. and mortgages of $2.550.
«Popping corn tic lb. P. I). L. & Co.
' The South Nor-walk Furniture Corn-
puny has a large stock of everything
desirable to make Christmas merry.
and contemplating purchasers of pres-
ents can find just what they need at
the‘ head-quarters «in Wellington
street.
-—A large variety of home‘madc
candies freshly made at Lane‘s.
The United Grocery Company solve
the problem of getting the Christmas
luxuries as well as necessities for very .
little money. Read the. ad. and see
the number of articles you can get for
$1.50 at their store. 20
street
~Dining Furniture. Tables. Buffets;
China Closets Sideboards Side Tables
‘ and Dining Chairs. I] up. Raymond
, «h Son. Norwalk.
North Main ‘
iFIFTEEN CENT MUSIC FOR SATUR
i'l‘OIl.
carats...
. Presents
flexing Gloves. Roller Skates. In-
dian Clubs, Punching Bags. Dumb
Bells. Footballs.
STATIONERY; '
Fancy Christmas boxes from 5 cents
to :2. Paper Weights, Pcnwipers.
Matchboxes, Toothpick Holders, Foun-
tain Pens. Music Rolls. etc. Boy‘s
'two dollar Sweaters for 98¢.
PECK mo suvosa's snares.
Best made at Lowest Prices.
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CHRISTMAS BOXES OF CIGARS SI.
DAY AND MONDAY.
"Only a Dream of The Golden Past“.
"Show The White of Your Eyes. " “The
1 Girl of My Dreams.” “1’ m Wearing My
The Board of School Visitors of Hull Heart Away For You " “I Aint Got No
Town of Norwallt will hold an ad in“. For Sleep" “Laughing Waters "
purpose of considering the matter of
the consolidation of the Center and
' balm
swimw- mhestra 11.111an x.
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- burned meeting this evening. for that “Golden Sunset Waltzes”
Over River High Schools at the later it .-
«430.;"Ds Christina- dance. Wit Ier:
and 100
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others.
V COIEMAN’S
to North Main Street. south Namath.
, Agent for A. a Spauidlnn'a Baseball
{and Sporting scouts.
Our Gnu Guarantee: Satisfaction " Money Book.
You may buy in basic hcrc, gifts may be exchangcd’at the leisure of
the recipients and no matter irow much you are hurried you are not like-
“ lytoV make any mistake in clumsing a gift for man or boy. if you come
This list will help you;
Houss coA'ra.
UMBRELLAS.
SMOKING JACKETS. SCARFS.
BLANKET ROBES. MUFFLERS.
BATH ROSES. ,
PAJAMAS. FANCY VESTS.
NIGHT ROSES. HANDKERCHIEFS.
SUITS. GLOVES.
OVERCOATS. SUSPENDERS.
RAINCOATS. HOSIERY. '-
HANO BAGS. ARM BANDS.
SUIT CASES. HOSE SUPPORTERS.
SWEATERS. HATS.
CARDIGAN JACKETS. CAPS.
Everything boys wcar Is here but sliocs..bcller gifts cannot be found.
nor better wears for boys.
Smart hand bags and suit cases suitable for men and women. in all
sizes. in prices ranging from $1.50 to $12.00.
Store open until mid-night ’l‘hurs day;
Rogers'StSt‘evens
SOUTH NORWALK.
Hints for Late Butts.
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stocks are still generously full in all lines:
. or": ran mm
SHIRT PROTECTORS.
GIFTS FOR BOYS.
GIFTS F OR MEN AND WOMEN.
closed all day Christmas.
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Successors to Comatoek Bros.
TEL. CALL, 32-2.
To be llBlicCl‘t'ii.ll mart must. be ii specialist-«we are
specialists in grain and that guarantees you the best as
to quality and prlco.
All our grain is carefully screened—-
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ii” ”it! till-“l. dirt. and clrul't' sifted otrt. Give your animals
wholesome food-«thug: Vdcscrrc it-~uud we sell it.
BUY OATS THAT‘S CLEAN.
MANUEL T. HATCH.
CHRISTMAS GIFTS. V'
Tncrc t's roihmq more appreciated. attractive, beautiful and lasting A
than
A GIFT FROM THE JEWELERS.
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We commence the advantage Ill .1 selection from the two largest
most complete and uu-i'o-o'ar‘c stocks m the Nonwalits. §
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The advertiser is mutual. By buying for this slums and for cash.
’lve offer you lower prices than elsewhere.
COLEBURN 8: LAUDER.
THE szztzits.
N0. 96 WASHINGTON ST.. SOUTH N )RWALK.
' m0. 3 MUN $7.. NORWALK.
STORE OPEN EVENINGS.
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W! INVITE YOU
to call and examine our excep~
tional fine line of
APOLLO
cttocouutzs
in today packages for Xmas. We
are sure you will agree with us.
that they are the finest packages
to be obtained anywhere. Prices
it"iom he to 88.50.
’I‘HII lilliilllill PHriliMiilll
'l'ire- Pristriplinn Store.
All can plan this store.
Night Calls Answered. .
Telephone Call, 15-2. S
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LETTER TO MR. SUNNELL.
G. l}. Bunncll. Hyperion Theatre. New
Haven. Conn:
Dear sir: i wrote you this morning
saying that in view of your earnest dc-
sire and your willingness to assume
the extra cost of handling the big pro-
duction, that we Irad concluded to
make an exception of New Haven and
present “Checkers" to the piaygoers of
a town where the engagement was for
less than one week. Since then I have
your lclcr enclosing one from a New
Haycn playgoer who had seen "Check-
crs” during its New York run and who
wondered If the. play would be produc-
ed In New Haven with the same com
plctencss of cast and scenery used in
New York.
I wish to assure you pc'rsoually. and
you can rcocat it with the utmost con-
fidence that “Checkers" will be seen In
New Haven with the identical cast anti
scenery used In New York and since.
then in Chicago. The prodtrction is un-
der the direction of Kirke 1.44 Sliellc.
whose reputation for thoroughness and
reliability is too wcll‘known to need
further exploiting. New Haven is the
only place in New England outside Bos-
ton in which “Checkers" will be seen
and your playgoers have your liberality
anti progresslvcness to thank for the
opportunity to see what the New York
arid Chicago press have pronounced
one of the, few real hits of the present
theatrical season
We shall arrIVc in due season to
have everything ready for ortr first per-
formance at the llypcrlon on Christ
mas afternoon.
Yours always.
Cornelius Gardiner. Manager.
SHEET MILLS START WORK.
PITTSHI'RG. Pa. lice. 22.—-The \V.
Wowees' Wood Sheet Mills. of the
American Sheet Steel Company. at Mc-
Kf’tisptil‘l. have rt-stimcd workdtr all do-
portmcnts: For several Wit-ks but
three of the seventeen sheet mills have
been working. A part of the Boston
Iron and Steel Mill department of the
Nat Zonal Tnhc Works Company. has al.
so rrsutncd work after it shut down of
six weeks. At Glussport the 8-inch dc—
parttnonf of .hi- Pittsburg Steel Heap
Company hose resumed operations af-
ter a suspension of two months.
JAPAN WILL NOT GIVE UP.
l‘AilIS. nt‘l'. 22.-—-Tlit officials of the
Japanese .lcgation insist that they do
not 1101ch there is any Immediate dati-
gu- of war bctwctn Russia and Japan
and express the opinion that the dis-
pute will ht- settled amicably. They add
.however. that Japan will not abandon
any of her rights in hianchuria and
say that if a conflict occurs. they be-
iievc the Japanese will obtain the first
victory on the sea.
SCHOOLSHIP SARATOGA'S CRUISE
. PHILADELPHIA. Doc. 22.——Tlit
Pennsylvania schoolship Suratoga.
Captain Ilallman, arrived at. the Dela.
ware Breakwater today after a_ cruise
of nearly four months in foreign wa-
ters. Thesarstoga sailed from this
port with 66 boys on August 29. for
Southampton. Cherbourg anti Madeira.
She left the latter port on the return
trip November 16
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TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
WALL STREET, 10:10 a. m.——'l‘he
small dealings at the opening In the
stock market today nd the sluggish
movement of prices offered no feature.
There were not more than a score of
transactions in the first five minutes of
the trading. ‘The opening was steady.
WALL STREET. 1 p. m.——-Small of-
ferings continued to make Inrosds on
prices of special stocks. notably Petra-
.sylvania. Reading and United States
Steel. pfd. Otherwise the market
showed little evidence of speculative
interest. and became duller its the ses-
sion ltngthened.
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
Reported over private wire of Mn-
ples c Goldschmidt Commission Bro-
kers, Swim: & Corbett Block. South
Norwalk:
Open. High. Low. 1:30
Amai. Cop" 48 48%
AmCEFCO,” 20 20 30
Am. Loco... 18% 13% 18% 48*;
Am. Smelt.. 49 19% 49 49%
Am. Sum- 128% 138%12393 133%
a. res its. out era. 67 ,
Baits. at Ohio, tan 13a, not rate
B'klyn a. 12.11% 501.. am
at Ohio 3:1. as 33 a:
N. w. '167 ‘197 16644 is:
a so P‘ 1421; 1421:. 14211 14:
1495 1413 mt 14
192 19215 111 .192...
"33...“: 164% 143%
. 180 no no 180
a this. 10445 104* 19411 194
14115 14249 14141 14:
St. a,” 13m 1111‘ 13849133
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Humans. 11514“ as at“
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its
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must
. Fancuiiull Bream liberate 1110 lb
Subtract an) of the prices quoted below from thole on ai‘tlu! _ ,
same quality elsewhere then the ”mutant about "writers can It”
moat' will be ended and walli'hios you [radius bore. . h.
BUTTER . III"
. , ‘ . Best FilIIIIISII in
Vera lint Creamery 2111. iii linen 00'9““, .
[loud 81ml Billet lit: h ornate
Scltnled Fresh 1...... its .1... "ii i iii ii “iii
M It idiot are
this bikini his 230 iii adherents at
Choice Sailor at.
THE LEE TEA AND BUTTER
17 NORTH MAIN 3 FREE T. 300 TH NOR WALK .
S. S. Tillot‘eon.
Is shooting a fine line of FANCY CHINA from the import-
lnq house 0/ Vantine 8 Ca.
CLEARANCE SALE OF MILLINERY still '9 cm
86 Washington Street. south Namath. Conn.
321‘s
CHRISTMAS AND SPECTAGLES. .
Gold Is the ideal speeta'cle metal. it alone possesses all desirable quail-
iics. The best substitute. is but a substitute. No gift is more acceptable 10.
a spectacle wearer than an artisticall v titted gold frame. We carry a large .
line of spectacles and eye glasses and make a specialty of adapting frames
to the features. , :
HOMER B. HOYT. Refraction Optician. _
Room a United Bank Iuildlng, South Norwalk, Bonn;
Special Appointments at commie net: of patron. . . -
Office hours 8 11: 45. 12: 45. 6: 00. Saturday evenings 7—9
Good Weather for an Appetite.
and good firings to eat at right prices to satisfy it.
Small Hams, sugar cured. 15c lb. Alcx Liptorrs Ten No 2 the popula
cash. seller. 300 1;: lb‘
Sperry & Barnes Bacon is the finest Archou 031'“me “b0“ 70“? ‘30!
in the country and we will keep no fee? ['hcn I can suit you with my
other. We cash. Padang Java and Genulrfife Ail‘lblit‘li
. . . . . . Mocha mixed. Better c0 88 a n
8153032?“ {0' ”“3 bammayfi ”a" at possible. The perfection of coffee
" ,’ , with its clean clear good taste. If
Buy Wagner s Baked Beans with to you want something fine. btry mine, 32¢.
mato sauce. ifyou want superior goods, lb. Coffee at 156‘ 22c. 2541, 80c, 82¢ .
in quality and quanlfy. 12c large can. Buy Luxury Spinach. fine qualit
Tomatoes canned. We can sell you here at 15c. large can. 1;.
()t‘egou V’l‘art
plenty of good tomatoes at’ 100 can. Pie. Peaches liic'
good quality and our Aldinc Brand, Prunes, new, file. .
solid packed. driest goods. are 12c. Mince Meal. 211;, 25c.
Good Peas 20(- can. No Cidcr on the market as good
Health Brand Peas. 15c can. our great Russet Cider 61‘. qt" 206 g
A new and fresh lot of i) a. 0 Tees. 3 cans Good Pumpkin for 2,543. Wale
English Breakfast Formosa. lndia ranted good or money back.
Ceylon. Mixed Formosa and Japan, 15c Peanut1 Brittle. stock renewed 15
quarter lb. These teas art,» splendid ll; 2 lb. 250
flavor and always give grout sotisfno Waiting your rained orders yo
tion. to command
LORENZO DIBVBLE.
Is It Worth While
to suffer from Eye Ache Head Ache or Poor Vision uneu relief is so
near and can be bad at such small cost?
We make a thorough examination of the Eyes. without cost, and
if glasses are needed furnish then; at the icnest possible price.
Perfect fitting guaranteed.
0. B. JACKSON.
Graduate Optician.
68 Wall' Street.
Tassel-ions 10s. ‘ I
GUTBILL-W
Bridgo Fish “Macao
Gordian Carp. Stealilixsad V
whoie 111411.104: lh.; Extra Large
FREE DELIVERY.
41% 47% ‘
Was a demand ever more forcefully emphasized? Yes. 7 vs
lithe longer list under Situations Wanted. but that only 1
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Iliy of proficiency. OUR system of instruction is thew . ~
The grain: Rosina:
Norwalk Chronicler