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Evening sentinel, Wednesday, December 23, 1903 · page 4

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:0! the Russian descrip-

th almost every nation with

fight sided and abetted Russia

I perfect understandingbe

‘lo‘r China has not as yet forgot

‘ W to pieces between the pawt
' bear and the claws of the dra

k‘iil‘iildil the
“Ni

othe whole world. for she ha

had by anti see little Japan picli

. . fire? it certainly looks so

W
FASHIONS.

'tlie first debutante ventured 0

small girl's party frock is either
in Empire style.

olaborateiy trimmed.

for are u to trim winter
. t while _it would seen! most
Whine on street gowns it. seems

fill) with most beautiful effect.

don Journals waste writing about the

W0‘ h'e hoop-skirt and the
in] fssh on of bodicos that are high
in the front and suiilcientiy close to de-
tho, But they always seem
, mi? and never get here-
form e
‘f'l‘be short cost seems to be gradual~
wing in favor. it would seem

_. , A pretty' good rule to follow to
d; short coats when long ones are the

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

the prevailing style. in
way and could ”imam full sea
wear from the g out before it
common.
you a'top to think of it how
better it would be for the mother
hid to do both her own homework
.. min: to make her children's
» " lac/with the machine and spend
liillta out in the open air. But

 

 
 

 

 
 
 

W
. W? shes that leek 'so much!
“may do stitched. even
.8001! worn. out and‘

 

 

the many were fortunate
more what they wanted ol'
stance shilllllu tags which
0 their debut this season. i
i'd tell my readers about

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

- mum in ere-m .

3 us 9 e o nary
‘ dog with a lolly Santa Claus
‘Mdrfi laugh at you as you
Ahmad. Just as the ap-

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

sofa broom or cleaning I
as wonder why we cent
in; that is of use. so
”appeared it is I won
. some one has not before

 
 
 
 

 
 

 
 

‘ , toms cf the detractors Who Arc With

COiiDt

to who" what a Christmas day census
of Norwslir birds would show. Downy make immedla '° payment m
Woodpeckers. Nuthatohos and Chica a"; 33. so
«leerl will be most prominent, staying
Ill wists; and if people will tie pit-cats
_ In wants lit- of meat It or sweet to the free trim a
V mm“. Ir: bio' so Lnfiheirmagd theyI may haw;l them filir
I v t rs on t Iii y
call it an act of self de- last: 3 o u ‘ “a ° W
. bah mod the rights of Chicadee's cheerfulll song will amply N orwallr in cat
‘ ». l Murcia regard to justice, repay one, and maybe one can hear liil
' 'Phoebce song" too. th | f th
and landed sections of China or: 2,; 2331:9333? 21;“ :(S‘voau: lowed six months from the date hereofi I .
“of saying that it was only all winter. They can be found glean- fig'm‘; "Par?“ ‘t’f “$1333m“ ';l?h°"' ; H O Y T S 1 H E A T R E '
“a ghg has broken her ing the seeds from the thistle or bsl ° r c ’ m“ °‘ ”‘9'" 0'“
anclng dalntily ion soul's Iwees! liltAIllt.
. or while on the r grace u up ii at in:
hIahId any dealings in this m ht hear their sweet cans m“, will be debarred a recovery All per-
matter. China has to I cer- uo‘tos ' ry ’0'“ indebted ‘0 5'“ “9‘1“” "9 '9‘! Bennet MOllllOll C0.
in the'ceda{' grdrsdphan still so forand
- afewbuebrdsoe gontecear
"m NO one doubts that berries. their soft plaintive notes more (“8'23"”-
., . . suggestive of zpring than of Christ
' the two countries, and that they mas 51011380111 8 if ti o
' t together last the Japa- ners I few ng parrows nger n -
m m ing food in the wood 3:6“ H: is ihi‘ ‘ -—--— . b"
. . .rue harbinger of apr rig, In some
n“ bolting given her by her dimin morning in February you will hear his l
udighbor and is anxious to turn glorious song ring forth while may i
hhout had got sstlsfaction. How much lisp the ground is still covered with

snow.
.W Russia and Japan will keep and on the salt marshes Meadow La kr

mu“°°' I. the "n 0' the '0'” Wren may be found close by his old .
_ eating site and his clear ringing}
their commercial chestnuts out of tilt notes can be heard all through the
winter such a burst of music as to
iii any one with delight Dainty Gold-
an Crown Ringlets may be found
he cedars and hemlocks and thel
\lorthern Shrike on his favorite perch ,
waiting to swoop down on his unsus-lnept M
. y satin for her comig‘g-tlrut $03; panting pr’ey to impel; itl 0:“ camel
' was seen how beau u an t em or uture use urpe nc on i
it was on the girish figure. do- too. can be found and the starlings” DURINO CHRIS TM‘S Wit“
tea the country over are wearing some of whom have taken dup winter-
‘ us err on towers an
21931“. On the outskirts of the city ,and roughness of the skin in general '

lted under in a tangle of hog grass and hemp bind
kng waisted or is be all“: more weed. a colony of white throat an“ purchaser of 50c worth of drugs. rn- i

m material the better and most rows. or Peabody birds have taken
_. to be quarters birds that usually wintcrf
man this season seem further south. Along the shore your
can look for the Horned Lurks. while
3h; pine-grass beaks are possible any SOUTH NORWALK.
reader. spare a little for the birds a
#09337 Jxl‘flte $~g§mmi3lgl piece of suet tied to your trees. the
it is min led with lace and chii sweepings from the hay loft scattered
M 3 almut orf I few a'c'i-‘iimbs from thehtable
w go sr tow feasting the Irdy
Wit“ ‘10“! 0t time ‘llli il'lk “10 “1"" little fellows who must need go hungry

to sleep full many a winter‘s night. '

~Dress suit cases and umbrellas, at
Rogers &.8tevens.

constant of Ncrwsls as. Probate
urt. December is rah. root.
Estate of DIviti 1'. Hunt. late of Nor-
walk, in said District. deceased
The Court of Probate for the District
of Norwalk hath limited and allowed
:r "or" "i"..'.i'd‘"..“"'°.l..i:i
e c tors o is to e
Tfi‘foglglfa'l'; their claims for; settlement. Those who;
will! m all over the neglect to preach! their accounts, limp-z
will he thus W on rri erly attested within said time wil
many it will be interesting debarred I r very. All persons in- in His
debted to said state Ire requested to

laioii “rhinos iiayoo

 
 
 
 

Mal thI Winter. and Now
"if” Lies.

MARY J. HUNT.
lilaccutris.

 

 

IOLVINT NOTiCI.

District of Norwaik. ss.
Court December itiih. A. D.. lilo 03

Estate of Borg-y id. BodWeii into all

District deceased. ,

The Court of Probate for the Die;

trict of Norwalk, hath limited and al—

 

To see them an. to here the

who neglect to present their accounts.
properly attested within said timo.‘

quested to make immediate pay montt o
ARAHS a. BODWELL. i
Executrix.

NOTlClz.

 

 

fences and brush cor-

 

0“ sunny southern ”WNW” City of South Norwsik are requested bery-

 

JOSEPH R. TAYUOR.
City Clerk.

 

 

 

ipayrnents.

 

HOYT’S THEATRE.

TNI FAMfi AUTHOR-ACTOR,

Edwa
OLD LAVENDER

With All its Catchy dongs and Music.
Under the Personal Mona ment of

prom“. And Suportsd by I Donn of the Old-
PRlCII—20o, 50°, 76°. 01.00.

 

,-__..- . .-

WEEK OF DIG. 23TH.

Monday—A Daughter of the People.
. Tuesday—The Belle of Virginia.
Wednesday—shipwrecked.
Thursday—TheLyndon Isnk lico-

CITY BILLS i Friday—Outcast“ of Ooceity.
~ . l Saturday—A struggle for Life.
All persons having bills against thug Tuesday—The Lyndon lank Rob-

7 i i. l -—
”Wit ”1‘90“"“9 to “V' b‘" from winter their white outer tail feathers e: ”5:83: btehfgrz‘gbhu‘ifids; ggiwg; mx‘c'dnesday By "w Km" Com

presentpttitude 01 Russia. ii looks showing conspiciously against the 2‘ 1903 for a merit b the recent
it- would not be very long. With brown grass. as they raise before \Oll. Council “ "rel: last “femur“, be:

_ i‘eople can find Blue Jays all winter in ‘ i
am the Mon at stake is her own the Wszmps and in fields over gross I held "n he 28th inst.

.esfctapco. for should Russia succeed Wm, wads flocks o, Juno.” m, ml“ on m
-'ia comm out her plans Jmn will snow lBirds'. wholsubslst on the weed
' reeds ook here I so for the Tree Spai- "

.',ow the winter counterpart of the is-

do the s in th and niliar chippy. came down from the far DO Y0“ want Novel-i7: cum“ ““"m‘

”fl” y pa y iorth to stay until spring.

The winter_Wren, the smallest of
principle of the open doOi his family may be found working in
China udglgblocun the wheels and out some brush covered stone

Thursday-The Sultan’s Palace.
Friday—A Daughter of the Peopls.
Saturday—The Workln Girl.

lTi-iE NORRIOOQJN
cred Comedy.
|PEARL DANFORTH, Singing and

CHARLEC A. CLARK. Comedian and
Mimic .witn Budget of Hwy Conga

. and Im tItlonI.

l have it to loan on all kinda of Rt al: ‘ADA ORIENHALGH Latest Songs

Estate in large or small amounts. from CHAS. KENNEY 5'00"" and 0".on

'erice. near I stream Illld the “Will“ 'oiie to three years or on easy monthly ALBERT P. SMITH, Comedy Acroblt.

i) and 6 per cent interest. 1 PRICED—Eveningo. 10c 20¢ Illd 30¢;

, Matinaas, 10c and 20¢.

a museums.

One Night Only,
DCIMIIA 20.

Harrlaan

Original cnsractcr Creation.

M. w. HANLI.

Time Favorites.

26th Year

RIPE RTOIRI:
lvanina'v

Mstl rises.

SPECIALTIE.
Dclinoators of Col-

 

 

 

 

Mortgaga Broker. i
l090 Fulton Street. 1
BROOKLYN N Y.‘

 

i To introduce our Flush Rose Cream
churchl iwhlch is excellent for chapped handst

we will give one bottle of it to every.

.cldentally we sell the W. l. Cough
Mixture the best known remedy for
acute and chronic bronchial troubles.
ZEITFUCC' PHARMACY, i lie

I North Main Ct.
CONN.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

Of your Christmas bounty.

 

 

VAN,

BIRD CLUB.

 

 

 

calm Imus. arisen-on. or

AND THE DAY FOLLOWING.
DECEMBER 25th AND 20th.
MATINEEB ON BOTH DAYS.

Inaugural Pfctfcrlaaocs
MILDRED: :IlilltAliD

CATHERINE THE GREAT
IN EDWARD C. WHITI'B

Iv ruined: an use.
A Supporting Contpany f Over 100

‘ JAME. E. WiLBONv JOHN T. DULU-

LIPMAN oaoaos PAXTON. OOH-
OTHV ROSCMQIIE. VlOLET RAND
AND RITA O'NiAL.

Owing to the length of performance
and tits massiveness of production, the
cumin will rise promptly.
at 2: Evenings at 0..

- " ' ' ' 256.500.7“7 ‘1'”. .1509 .0! ...h' .2
v. - u . . . 1 Costs ma be ordered by mail. i0"

CHRISTMAS DAY

(of Russia)

Stupendous Production

"iii-II of AI m

PcoplI.‘*inaiudlng
THEODORE IOIIRTC. A. O.

MItlnm
cost: or ssrcts: ‘

 

 

 

 

 

 

vogue and long ones when the ‘

 

to hem items by fluid _' ‘

A Limited Number of tire Franco-Amer~ Assorted niacs Fruits.

Grape Fruit.
Bananas.

 

 

 

 

~Men'a black kid sample slippers It
Olsen's. Special at file all sizes. Piatnor D Bradley. 'flpflxfl. phone orta sgrapii.
.. ,_-_.... _. -.- - 3
CALLgs-s. ' ,

 

GOOD THINGS TO EAT.

A Merry Christmas To All.

Lotus help you to make the Christmas Dinner one long to be rem amhsrsd.

goods. let as transfer hm over to you.

CHRiSTMAS SPECIALTIES IN ABUNDANCE

 

icsn Baskets. Stuffed Prunes. Glace Cherries.
Hinze Mince Mast. " Fancy Edam Cheese. Presarvsd Ginger. .
Alchals Fruit Cairo. ' 7. Pulled Pigs. Euchrsd Figs.
Royal Engliplr Plum Pudding. Basket Figs.
Royal CluItI'r Table Raisins. in 1 lb. A Large Assortment of New Nuts.

"AMI 5A lb. loan 1, . Ford Dates. 5

‘ “ ‘ THE BE'CT FHUITS iN TOWN. .

Oranges. ‘ . ; , " ~.~ . Fancy A Marmalade. 9
Grapes.- Cranbarr as.“ Jams and Jellies. ’ ,

Glace Citron.
orange and Lemon Peal.
Curmts and Raisins. Truffles.

FRINCH PIAD, FIINCH PATIO MUSHROOMS

Space would not permit us to cnurnsrats our immense stock of table delicacies. We invite you to call. we
will do our best to assist you in selecting yourmnis.

, Blather. Seymour. tearing Grocer .33 West Wasiiiialon Street.

was Wish You All a Merry Christmas
and. a Happy New Veer.

An answer an on aim Dinner "Question will he found in in. following mm W curvin- of special in-
tcgvary Winston ‘tw’thg—Indsttbeaaprmoiim'tooummy—tc provide ovary-
WM “6.2!"?me CA ov
sums-music 6:.“ for his; lMlbalcetFrsnthondy.ih-.10t::i7liisaasom
etc-idylsuvllstyaasaaaliy payldcl

HOLIDAY Willi.-

 

Plnoappls Choose.

Stuffed Olives.
Fitted Olives.

Mummers...

 

We certainly havs‘tlte

CANDY.

 

MONDAY $00!”...

 

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Delirious). But-Dhird and (final-Ks“ less
than the reorder price is all. use (are.

asked to pan tor

Christmas Beads.

lie stilt-tin Conn. has tour uttered such.

important oa\uee.

We have decided to take a loss on the goods that are leit
NOW. Most of the articles are HALF-PRICED. We
cull uour attention to a few of the Goods that’s reduced—
hundreds of others on sale at the various departments.»

ONE-THIRD AND ONE-HALF LESS
ONHOLIDAY GOODS. ,
Ladies’ Neckwear.

Our entire line of 35 ct.
Stocks marked down to

25 CTS.

Fancu Goods.

Fine Spray Atomizers, gold
trimmings. protected bulb;
regular price 50 etc.—

TOMORROW 35 CTS..

Colored Glass Atomizcrs,
decorated. protected bulb.
value 39 eta.—

NOW 25 CTS.

Handkerchiefs

Men’s Satin Border Hem-
atitchcd Handkerchiefs; regu-
lar price to cts.-——

HERE AT 7 CTS.

Men's All-Linen Lawn
Handkerchiefs. fine quality,
hematitched; regular price 75

Wedgcwood Powder or “"-
Pomadc Boxes, nicely dccor- AT ‘5 CTS'
sted; regular price 50 cts.—— Ladics' " All-Linen Hern-

SPECIAL 35 CTS.
Standing Minors. bevel-

atitched Handkerchiefs, reg-i
ular rel/2 cts.—-

ed glass. frame of mottled THREE FOR ,5 CTS.
brass; value 25 cts.—-—
NOW 13 CTS. Books worth 25c.—
AT ro CTS.

Burnt Wood Picture

The large Silk Bows in
Black and Navy only; regu-
lar price 50 eta.—

AT 35 CTS.
Fancy Pin Cushions It
ONE-THIRD OFF.

Special Warr'antcd Taffeta
Silk. 36-inches wide: regular
price $1.50—

AT $r.oo.

Golf Gloves for women and

Frames. full size; value 19 Books worth so and 75 cts. children, white. gray .
CW" AT 25 CTS. ' " . __
rononaow IO crs. ____ "3“!” 9““ 5° °"’

Brass Photo Frame, full
size; regular price was eta.—

Borr Farrell Paper.

 

 

NOW 15 CTS.
___ Fancy Box Paper; was r5
eta.—
Umbrellas. . Now to crs.
Just received three hundred Fancy Box Paper. was so
(300) Umbrellas that camc‘ and 65 eta-
later than we ordered them. NOW 35 CTS.
The manufacturer made a -
F 1-! ll T ed B
one-third allowance if we “£32.32. diff—m 0::
would keep them. We offer NOW 35 CTS.
them tomorrow at
”~50 GUM-”V “-00- CHRISTMAS CARDS at
"-50 QUAL'TY D150. half price“

AT 29 CTS. '

Leather Goods.

Music Rolls; regular price
50 eta.—

AT 39 CTS.
Music Rolls; regular price
1.00-—
AT 75 CTS.
Woman’s Fine Bag; value
1.50—
AT 75 CTS.

 

Christmas Furs at the End of Season Prices.

A splendid opportunity to buy Furs.

A New York manufacturer had about

25 Scar-fir that he wanted to 9:! rid of at once—he made tbs price an objector:

take the same methods One example. LADIES'
(any fails. "all!" price $7. 5 0 Tamgrro'ih

" At $5. 95.

arrows scams.

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Coats for Women and Children

Thafaiéwodb $10. 00, Tamormru' . -

At $5. 95. j

 

 
 
 
 

,S‘A TEEN PETTICOA TS. value $1.50

‘ - .. Al $1.00

Underwear and Hosted:
Misses and C'bildm' s Underwear om 25c
3., 7 -' ‘, At 180..
Women' s Casbmm Wool Hose. W25: 0

'5 ‘ Ailfic

75 Ilen'aflaced or Mei Wand as. value 50:

NJ] 1-20 3.

Boys Raced Nib-ts and DIM regular price 25c

 

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