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Evening sentinel, Wednesday, December 23, 1903 · page 5

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Lural News lilies.

Adveniseri 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. WI.
cannot guarantee such changes when
copy is furnished later.

Ing Its usual custom The San—
'..lle w ll not be printed Christmas.
aitlrcr morning or evening. it is the
one holiday in the year that its cm
players haves :‘fnii day off. " and the
. opportunitst appreciated by them,
and, we trust not objected to by the
readers slid patrons 0f the paper.

 

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-Cuff buttons and scarf pins at
Rogers 8: Stevens.

The degree team of Butler Lodge
held a rehearsal last evening.

-——Long island geese 16 and 18c lb.
Native. chickens and fowls ii and ltii
lb Hates.

Holiday attractions in both useful

and ornamentai 'nrticles at Dickcr‘
man's. See ad.
—iiigh grade Candles In 5 lb. hoses.

81.50; Franco-American Baskets, 31;
specialties at Seymour’s.

A regular erecting of Norwalk Lodge,
ll. P. 0. E. will be held In Elk's Hall.
this evening.

—-Wreaths Ibo up. " Schaub's.

The condition of Captain Albert.

Chamberldlr'r does not improve as fast
as his frisndswlali.

~Women's felt fur trimmed fairst
sample lots black and red, at title at
Olscn‘ s.

Charles Kelly, of Cornell University
is r-xpected home today, to spend the
L‘lirlltmiis vacation.

—A large variety at home
candles, freshly made at Lane‘s.

The Hotel Clifford will hate. one ol
their special di nets on Christmar
day. Why y‘hoi. fig th'ére?

—~Xmas Slippers. Glover's The
“two.

A regular meeting and nomination
of oiilccns of Butler Lodge, l. 0. 0 F..
. will be held this evening.

"The Tomboy,” positively the most
pcIfcct be. cigar. ’I‘ ry one

Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Smltir, of West
avenue. are going to Philadelphia, to-
morrow. to spends week there.

—-Games. games, games, everything
in games at M. S. Smith Sr Co's.

Road's ad.
the late Christmas shopper. Your time
will be well spent if you read it.

~Exquislte neckwoar for Holiday
Gifts at Joseph Davis'. 85 Washington
Street.

Miss Jeanette Mathewaon, of West
avenue. daughter of H. A. Mathewson.
is ill at her home,"yvith typhoid fever,

~Rich's Fruit Cake ‘Gllt‘e Fruits.
Stuffed Prunes Canton Ginger, Plum
Pudding, Marmalades. Jam and Jel<
lies. Seymour‘a

Big chance for bargains is offered at
Magner's Read his ad. and see the
special inducesdént given for the last
days of holiday shopping.

——New‘derhy for Xmas. O’Brienjs.

You are cordialiiy invited to visit
Harry Goodwin's store, and examine
his line of suits and overcoats that are
being sold at greatly reduced prices.
. —Bath-. robes and smoking jackets.
at Rogers It Stevens. .

Keep the hens warm by using Paroid
ready roofing. This is especially pre-
pared to meet the poultry men’ s needs
and it lasts. For sale by Leshe Gain.
bic.

——Ladies Slippers all kinds at F. D.
Lyon III. Co‘s. ..- .

You cannot do better than to give
him slippers. as they always make a

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(splendid Christmas gift. it will be

\‘eaaytoryoutochposestLyon'sthls

" -a want at a Zoos cigar Ironm- a

' gentlemen. Rainer has them nicely
_ pat u‘p tor Xian. Phone 1m

' The Public Market whats you to see

stacker c'holm: slum turner!

, willful!" dad's?» cigar Big!

arse are. u s- a ran a

prelimina- groans.

v-‘I‘oyi. ms, toys ‘evorythiutntor .
Ir a m’c sci-my “

 

Is full of suggestions ml

Eloise Bylngtoti. of Nor-walls is a nu
sensor. was sighted oil Fire Island, this
morning. i

—Turkeys 20c up. Schauh's.

Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Romaine Bar-
num. of Bethal. are guests of Principal
and Mrs. C. A. Tucker. at their home
in Main street, Norwalk.
~1Atest Bolt Hats. O'ilrie .
Err-Mayor James T. Hubbc* Nor-
waik, left town, this morn g for

will spend the holidays with his wife
and family.

—Boys' and girls' skates. Bodwell‘s.

Tire residence of Deputy Sheriff John
w. Sculley, In South Main street and
Hartford place, is quarantined. on ac-
count of‘thc Illness of a daughter with
scarlet fever:

—-Lsrgest assortment of men's
Christmas gifts, at Rogers d: Stevens.

Mr, and Mrs. Eugene Newcomb, of
Waterbury, will spend Christmas at
the home of Mr. Newcomb'a parents.

"" Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Newcomb. In West

Main street, Norwalk:

—-l.arge $2.00 Ex. wagon, 31.75 nod.
wcll's.

The South Norwslk Club gymnasium
class had a lesson last night, under the
direction of Charles l“. Kraut. Harry
Gibson took a flashlight picture of the
crow) at the close of the session.

*An all lliien handkerchiei, wiilr
initials ll'Ic' at Joseph liavis'. til;
Washington St.

There was a consultation of physi-
cians over the ease of Miss Helen 0s—
born, who Is very seriously ill of ty-
phoid fever, this morning. Miss Os-
born is thought to be about the same
today

——-Toqrres. tender; at 0‘ iii Icn a.

Miss Clara 1). Tuck, for Incrly of Nor-
walk, was married about It week ago
to II young man living in North Eas-
iton, Mass. and here she will make her

Iromc Miss ’l rick‘ s many young friends

in The Norwalks will wish her a long
land happy married life.

l Tomorrow one-third and one- half
less titan the iigular prlrc is all you
are askrd to pay for Christmas goods

' at. the. Boston Store. Tire ad. calls at-
tention to a few of the goods that are

reduced. Read it and see the import-

ant values offered,

--Tool boxes. all sizes. Bodweii's.

--Thc greatest display of toys In the
Norwalks at M. S. Smith & Co's.

John Gray. superintendent of schools
at Cliicopcc, Mass. was the guest of
Principal i..nnrics A. Tucker, of Main
street, Nor-walk. yesterday. Mr. Gray
grarlpattal from Dartmouth in the same
class with Mr. Tucker, and at present
has a son in the freshman year at this
college.

I —~Umbrc.las,
'O‘Bricn's. '

’ Miss Blanche Rockefeller Aiken has
returned from Atlanta. (in, where she
has been teaching elocuiion since Scp~
Icinbcr, and will spend her vacation at
the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
G. S. Aiken, 178 Main street, Norwrilk.
Miss Aikcn is in excellent health, and
likes life in the south very much.

. —-Ediim, Hut-apple, English, Camem-
l her-t. Swiss, Roqueiort and other cheese
l at Scynrour’s.

The Norwalk friends of Miss Arle-
llaide 14‘. Crating-will be surprised and
[pleased to learn of her recent mar-

ridge, In i’ucr'to I’rinclpr, Prior-to Rico.
Miss Grating was married ~about two
weeks ago, to an American gentleman
living In i’uerto Principe. ' Her address
after the holidays will be the City of
Mexico.

——-As an extra and special Christmas
offer the Oat Rusk Food Co. will give
! away 1 doz. different kinds of valuable
l watches to women. girls, men rrnrl boys
(See circular in Out Rusk package)
to the 12 persons making the greatest
number of words in English from the
letters in this sentence: "Oat Rusk is
a health food." The contest closes
Doc. 21 andwntches will be mailed
Dec. 23. l903. Send your list of words
by mail to the New England Food 00..
South Norwalk Ct.

 

canes for Xmas,

 

SETTER THAN SPANKING.

Spanking does not cure children of
bed wetting. If, it did there would be
few children that worrld do it. There
Is a constitutional cause for this. Mrs.
M. Summers, ilox 616 Notre Dame,
lnd.. will send her home treatment to
any mother. She asks no money.
Write her today if your children trou-
ble you in‘ this Way. Don't blame the
ch_.ild The chances are It can 't help it.
SATURDAYS. ,(ls

HOL‘lDA r Nova TIES
» at
HALF PRICE.
Rugbys. Footballs. Slates. etc.
at Reduced Prices ’
Christmas Boxes of Crime. 51 .

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COLEMAN’S '
lo war-e. Main Street, «nth Nor-walk.
am to“. o. Spluldlng's sauna
and Sporting m ~f -

 

 

 

 

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Our anal Guarantee: Satisfaction or Money lack.

Hints for Lair Buyers.

You may buy in haste hero gifts may be eschaH'ch at the leisure of
the recipients and no matter how much you are hurried, you are not "NBS:
ly to make any mistake in choosing a gift for man or hey, if you come

here.

This list will help you;

HOUSE COATS.
SMOKING JACKETS.

‘SLANKET Roses.

BATH sassy.

PAJA MAS.,

NIGHT Road’s.

SUITS.

OVERCOATS.

RAINCOATS.

HAND BAGS.

SUIT CASES.
SWEATERS.

CARDIGAN JACKETS.

GIFTS FOR BOYS.

Everything boys wear is here but shoes, better gifts cannot be found,

her better wears for boys.

Store open until mid-night Thurs day; closed all day Christmas.

RogersSiStevens

Successors to Comsfook Bros.

GIFTS FOR MEN AND WOMEN.

. Smart hand bags and stilt cases suitable for men and Women. in all
sizes. in prices ranging from 31.50 to “2.00.

 

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stor-ks are still generously full in all lines: '

GIFTS F OR MEN.

UMBRELLAS.
SCARFS. '
MUFFLERS.
SHIRT PROTECTORS.
FANCY VESTS.
HANDKERCHIEFS.
GLOVES.
SUSPENDERS.
HOSIERY.

ARM BANDS.

HOSE SUPPORTERS.
HATS.
CAPS.

 

TEL. CALL, 82-2.

 

 

 

specialists In grain lliltl that guarantees you the best as

To be usuccess.a man must be a sp'eclnlist~~we are (

to quality and price.

all the dust, dirt and chaff siitcrl oirt.

wholesome food—-Ihey deserve it~nnd we'sb‘ll ii.~

All oirr grain is carefully screened——

Give your animals

IUY one THAT'S CLEAN. , , ‘ "”7

MANUEL T. HATCH. l

 

 

We emphasize the advantage in a selection from flit two largest
mos! complete and undo-date slack: in (he Norwallu.

The advantage is mutual.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

CHRISTMAS GIFTS.

There is rolhmq more appreciaicd. attractive. mourn! and lasting
“(Iran

A GIFT FROM THE JEWELERS.

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By buying for five stores and for cash.
in: offer you loom prices than elsewhere.

COLEBURN & LAUDER,

THE JEWELERS. ,.
N0. 96 WASHINGTON 51.. soars NORWA u:

STORE OPEN EVENINGS

"10.3 MAW 51“., NORWALK.

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 
 

 

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' '"Del. & Hod.
Ic

WI INVITE YOU

to call and examine our escap-
tlonal fine line of

APOLLO _
criocomts ;

in fancy packages for Xmas. We
are sure you will agree with as,
that they are the Iinest packages
to he obtained anywhere. Prices
from 25c to $8.50.

, THE CLIFflHlH PHHHHHBY
The Prescription Store.

All cars pass this store.
Night Calla Answered.
Telephone Call, 15-2.

 
 
 
 

 

 

NEW CANAAN RIGHT IN STYLE.

 

WIII Soon Have a Regular Country
Club Likeva' City.

The New Canaan GolfIclub is not
satisfied with its name. That method
of naming golf clubs has gone out
of fashion. Thev are all . “country
clubs" now, so the New Canaan Golf
club wants to become the New Canaan
Country club.

As the old club is a corporate or
ganizatlon It has had to apply to the
superior court in order to make the
desired shift. Application to make
the change was yesterday tiled by
Judge John H. Light, counsel for the
club, and It will be heard at the short
calendar session on Thursday.

it is not likely that there will be
any opposition, as New Canaan is all
too anxious to be in style. -
CHRIST A8 BONUS DISTRIBUTED.

NEW ORR Dec. 23 ——Announcc-
ment was made today that the distribu
tion of the Christmas installment of

 

the Remington Typewriter Company
was being made. All employcs in the
mechanical_ shipping trucking and
other manual labor departments, who
have been in the employ of the com-
pany for over ten years are entitled to
share in this bonus which consists of
350 at vacation tirnt and $50 at Christ-
mas. The recipients number 304 this
year and next year about 100 more will
participate.

TRUST CO. RECEIVER DISCHARG-
ED

BALTIMORE Dec. 28. ——The Union
Trust Company. which went into the
hands of a receiver on October 19. on
cued Its doors today and resumed busi-
ness, Receircrtliilles White, Jin, having
been discharged by order of the court.

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WINSTED RESIDENCE BURNED.

WINSTED, Dec. 23.——The residence
of Fred. Johnson. on East street in
(lowlands nurses last night. ”A de«
[active flue caused the fire. The less
is $1.500: Insurance 3800.

,4—-—~—-———+-—-
rooms acorn-mus.

NEW YORK. Dec. 23 ~(irent acrmry
.rnd irregularity marked the opening
‘of the cotton market here today with
prices showing side and rapid tlrrctua
tions. but before the end of the first
hour proees were again soaring show
all previous records with July in New
Orleans selling around 14.11 and the
entire list In the local market showing
feverish strength.

WALL STREET, 10:10 a. Ira—Bust.
ness was moderately active at the
opening of the stock market and there
was no trace of ycsterday' s depression.
Most of the important stocks were
slightly better. Rook island showed a
rise of half per cent.

WALL STREET 1 p. air—Brokers
with buying orders for the high priced
coolers found but little stock available
at the noon level of prices and bid
considerably higher to fill orders. Room

the best. New Jersey Central improv-
ed 2 points, and Delaware and Hudson
recovered its earlier loss of a point and

. added 3% to its value. Amalgamated

and Brooklyn Transit were bought
heavily, and lifted l to 1'5 respective-
ly. St. Patti and Metropolitan Street
Railway also improved a point, N, N.
Central. 1%. Canada Southern, I75.
Cleveland C. C. & St. Louis. 254 and
Consolidated Gas 2%. Rock Island.
pfd.; recovered its morning decline.
TODAY IN WALL STREET.

Reported over private wire of Mn-
ples & Goldschmidt Commission Bro~
kers. Swartz l Corbett Block, South
Norwalk:

arcane p: 911/. 9min. 917...
Balto.&0hlo 7895 ms 78% 184;
Iijtlyn R. 'r.. 51 52% arts 52%
cites. a Ohio, 32
catsuw. mag

 

m 166% 157
mg 1421.5 142%
1.35% 18% 137A 133%

Col. Smith.
181.... 194% 192 194%

Con. Gas.

29% 29% 2% arm
mt nu ma
res rat to '
III. Curr-ii ma um my. 129%
Ma. awash, m roots roe tom
till 1mg it:

rsm. mtg taste mtg

not” "
MIMI 14' it

..1 Central. um. mg or
.‘EWast. "to. am so

 

awn. e“111$. 1:: a“ are
s1 is
”on , .

' Hood Saul little}

I Seltrled liesli Ins 55c rm.
.Clmice Bookiuu Eras 28c Hill.

the annual bonus to the employee of .

traders joined- the buying movemeld V
* and ran the market up all around to

Open. High. Low. 1:30
Amal. Con. 11795 48% 47% 48%
Am C & ECO. 20 20 19% 19% .
Am. Loco. 18% 18% 18% IBV.
Am. Smelt. 49% 49%; 49% 49%
Am.‘ Sugar, 123% 123% 123 123%
Anaconda. 75 75 75

3295 32% 329;. I

163% 167% 183% iii?“ ‘

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Subiract any of the prices quoted below from thous‘
same quality elsewhere, til. tile argument limit “VIIIQI'O
most" will be ended. and we’ll see you trading hare. - 1‘»?

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Very Best Barnum "lie III g ,
. 25th

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 

Can't be belitt- .fl
Fanculiull Cream these lilo Ill Choice Stilts II“

THE LEE TEA AND BH

[7 NORTH MAIN S l'Rl'l'T.

’ s. s. Tillotoon.

1.. showing a II... a... of FANCY CHINA ...... ... ‘
[no house a/ Vsntine 8 Co.
CLEARANCE SALE OF MILLINERYM star

86 Washington Street.

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Gold is the ideal spectacle metal. it alone possesses all.
ties. The best substitute is but a substitute. No gift is store
a spectacle wearer than an artistically titted gold frame. We
line of spectacles and eye glasses and make a specialty of dill
[0 the features. ' ‘I "

HOME)! 3. HOI’T. Refueling

Reom 9 United lank Building, , ,_
Special Appointments at convcnle tics of patron. ‘ "’
Office hours, 8, 11: 45. 12: 45. 6: 00.8aturday avanings‘la-S.

Good Weather for an Appoint}.
and good things to eat. at right prices to satisfy "Fit.~ .
Small Hams, sugar cured. 15c lb. Alex Lipton 8 Tea N6. hflhi’ndp
cash. seller. 300 ll; lb.
Sperry & Barnes Bacon is the finest All: you particular 360‘“ Wlll' W
in the country and We will keep no fee? Then l.- “ll llil“ ”ll
'other 17c cash. {ladies Hue: 3'31- (£363 012%“
, or a nix at i' . ..
85983051113“ for this Saturday a salt at possible. The 96?!wa 0!

, with its clean, clear seed
Buy \Vngner' s Baked Beans with to- ,0“ want someihlng. “Emma?“
msto sauce. if you want superior goods,

lb. Coffee at _,15c 22c. the. m.
in quality and quanity, 12c large can. Buy Luxury Isillll“? B .
Tomatoes canned. We can sell you here. at 15c. large can.
plenty of good tomatoes at 10c can. Pie Peaculies 10c."
good quality and our Aldinc Brand. Prunes, new 10c '... ' ,,,
solid packed, finest goods, are 120. Mince Meat. 2 lb. 25C
Good Peas 10c can. No Cider on th mar Met as EM
Health Brand Peas. 15c can. at

our great Russet der, .80 diam

A new and fresh lot of 0 at 0 Terra. 3 cans Good Pumpkin for

English Breakfast, Formosa, ludia ranted good or money“ bl it.
Ceylon, Mixed Formosa and Japrin.15c Peanut Brittle' stock timid.

quarter lb. These teas are splendid . ‘

lb.. 2 lb. 25c.
flavor and always give great satisfac Waiting your rained ord 'g,
lion.

to Command. - » . ...

LORENZO DIBBLI.’ l. 7

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

if glasses are needed furnish them at the lowest possible price.
Perfect fitting guaranteed.

0. B. JACKSON

Graduate Optician.
68 Wall Street.

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

German Carp.- Steeltflefid'
whole use. 10¢ a... first

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

island Cod. and Haddock:
Oysters not scared.” sodas '
All kinds of Fish,

Natural-vie j

 
 
 

 
 

 
 

 
 

 

and Sienoarapheis under capo .‘
Wanted’ in New York DH

Was a den-rill ever more forcefully emphasised? j’f‘s
the longer list under Situations Wanted but that only. . . .
sity of proficiency. . OUR system of Instruction is thorqngis'

 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 

 

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