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JAN rtlsers wishing to change tlioi‘
ents' must furnish copy on
\Il’inrliothi previous to the day the
Me is desired. Whi we do eat
Wild losccommodste adv vrtlsers. we
guarantee suoh cilaiigeaawhen
ml, is’ furnished later.
WIATHER rosscas'r.
—-—-——
For Norwalk, and'f vicinityi- Rsia to-
afternoon.
that was central In Texas yesterday
flouting has moved northeastward and
howvoentral in the Lake region re-
it is producing cloudy and rainy
. In tiie llake re and Miss-
ppi Valley. Condit
s ”vldlnity cloliliy eathi-r with
t rain and mild temperature foI~
ed by clearing and colder weather
, "l‘lckct'er t and- Mrs. (ieorire W
Hart-E your will have a
will be Mr. and Mrs. George P.
gator Westlleld Conn. and Edison
sad Mrs. Henry Shepard and Mr.
bird whow hare
rs. have gone
Mass. where they will as
‘ a»; slant. , ..
union. temorro Amongte
'l‘i'is..‘and family, of South Norwalk.
‘ , ta..George She
acted the Uniont' se, in Smith
, All. for several y
'rol o the National- Hotel, In
,I'
be
tandv Irrtds'y; clearing and colder a
The disturbance ,
'“VOI‘ ’fol' ‘ C0
}‘ isn't Literals Sanger will entertain
0. small civnpany of friends at. cards
1 Saturday evening.
~Turlieys 220 III ‘ (loose in and lac.
chickens it and tile. Hayes.
Ilsa Florence Bennett. of Bingham-
too, New York is the nest it Miss hil-
eretla Sanger. of the men.
«The “mt sph records 250..
Chas q. I Wall Street.
Ifiorge A Cornstock. who is In the
‘ Jewelry business in Ansonln iii spend-
in the Christmas vacation in Not-
Wilt.
Tweet styles in tree ornaments
, all new goodsal
The stunt Norwnlk .pfisi-ollloe will
close tomorrow morning at ll o'clock.
There will be one general delivery and
collection.
i-Jllixqulslte neckwear for Holiday
Gifts at Joseph Davis', 8r. Washington
Ethel. ‘
Miss Etta Sclluitze, of Flt-id rl.
formerly of Norwalk. sang last burs-
day evening, at a banquet at. North
Haven.
‘ “Slippers 50c to $2. 00. F. D. ilyon
Co. 4
The public st heels of the town will
close today fm the annual holiday va-
ration and will not reopen until Mon-
day, January 4,1904.
chairs music mks. tnbourety (‘ollina
Sherman Commandery, U o. (i. C..
of Norwalk. will meet this week on
Saturday evening. instead of Friday.
owing regular meeting nlxlit h9-
laa Ch
bur-For. Fulcy Nola. dialogs Grapes.
teaFli’s. Table Raisins. Seymour's.
r”The Nor-walk Fire Police are arrang-
ing to ye their antral ball at Lock
wood'e. all on January 15th A con-
cert will be held in connection with
the dance. ,
—-no you know of anything that
would please. your husband, father.
brother or best fellow. bettor than a
Moorch'aum or Brier plno. Whelpley
- ~
. _ goods are fresh killed
"t. We are sellingthom
‘ 'bslngsoldlor. Ul‘f‘.‘
a» -
ml val.
{... in v! a
. .. .
To Smeé dair-
' st3tii" o‘r
two's-i vim.” «on us
“”6
.‘dilfl. “33334? ”3”,;
. 0n look will conwncc on of
at .t seine p ce'a a's ‘crn
v orcms....~..rr: ammo.
vbhonans..........a'g:__i1,~h.'
morpus.........._........ no.
riuocmcxans........lscrase
a-Gold chairs, Isncy chairs, Morris -
‘ {I I .7 3:!
JIiSt 3 last word.
”11V
Every single member of the store forces; tuned up to
concert pitch for tie hurry service of the fit» hours between now
and Christmas. . .
Your service shall be as quick and good and satisfactory
as it is possible for us to make it. Will you help by keeping to the
right as much as possible. and by hot visiting' in the aisles.
Tonight” Wstorc will be open as late as necessary to
serve you
i“
All purchases delivered i i you wish—hut it is best to carry
small parcels:
There is still more titan any ordinary atoreful for you to
choose from. Preparations were on an chn-moi-c-libcral scale than
usual.
Lille shoppers will not be disappointed if we can help it.
Let us repeat it.
GOOD SERVICE warrs FOR HURRIED snor-
PERS.
‘rHl HOWLAND DRY oo’ooe co.
.IFArthurilr—Meils-r’ii; one of ting-lino-
type operators in the olden of The
Evening- Sentinel. left til-ls noon for his
' calm ennuii‘f‘ui' employe of the
Lockwood Manufacturing company.
ran a piece of brass into his left thumb
two we“, "'0 while at his work and home in Vineland. New Jersey. to
the meniber' has been Very painful “PPM ”WW“ days
since that time. although it ill now Im- —Umbi:e.ias. runs. for Xmas.
provciiig nicely. O Brien’ s.
The state library has received a
large number of volume of the Na-
tional Reporter System. The books
are appellate court reports from ya-
rious parts of the (ountry.
The Christmas exercises at the
Springwood linlon Sunday school. will
be held next ’l‘ue'sdliy night at 7: 80
o‘.,elock There will be tableaux. reel
tations singing. a Christmas tree and
Santa Claus... .
— lson records for December. Just
out I
Wall
for sale by Chas. G. lves, 29
treat
I . or .
Edward P. Weed. Nomsiit
's but ‘ item. so. nor.
iiii ill will Iiili ii” Willi—
=~ rats asst.
filmy. ;. l ....I light» ....
AIL CHILD OAK DO; IT.
mmmdh ha, hummhgaicd‘l'n
. t
mammal 0" 22m railways
—-Xmas tries, I“ In. Ioliauh's.
Have you overlaid air”?
Looks llke’ a "m Obriii
--1"ama MI. Thins. fl:li'il.
The crowds were on the streets. to-
day.
~lio hunch holly. martini.
fist ready to stake New Year's reso-
lutions. ,
glaland geese lo and 18o iii
Nativ chickens and lowls, It and 100
lb. vos.
Splendid weather for merchant and
shopper.
"The Tomboy " positively the most
perfect. Bo. Ilgar. Try one.
Advice to young men: Look out for
tho mistletoe.
~A. present appreciated. would be
a Victor Talking Machine latest rec
ords. Stillson Powell Carphration.
The children are anxiously waiting
for this evening. ,
--Music'sl instruments of all kinds.»
Chan. 0.. lves. 29 Wall Street.
Remember that. Chrlfimns comes on-
ly once a year.
——ln town or out of town. no better
display or no better assortment of
Cigars and pipes. can he found than at
Whelpley & Clarks‘.
A pointer for the girls:
days to leap year.
—-l.stest tree novelties at Lane's. at
Only seven
, extra; low prices.
The man or woman, without ll pack-
age is the exception.
—Mui‘liers. dros shields, neckwear.
Joseph Davis, 86 ashington Street.
The holiday rush at the stores is
now at its height.
—Slippers to Ill. everybody at F. D.
Lyon & Co's.
George E. Mallory. of Milford, spent
Wednesday in Norwalk. .
—Co. D's Christmas dance, Wheeler
a Wilson‘s orchestra, Friday night.
The postman and expressmen are im-
portant personages just now.
--Iiadles’ decks combination desks
book cases desk chains. Collins & Co.
W, E, Ryan has made great re
tlons in prices of holiday goods t sy.
-—Fur Robes and Horse Blankets. all
kinds, at McNerney's
Mrs. M. J. O'Brien and children are
spending the Christmas holidays in
Boston.
, ~16 sweet Florida oranges, as long
as they last. 25c at United s.
Mrs. Thaddeus (layer. of Lowe at
is recovering from a severe illness 0
several days' duration.A ,
--'I‘oques, Tonnes, Toques. O'Brlcn's.
Miss Maude Kinsell, or South Norv
walk. has-been making a short visit
with relatives in Milford.
—Wrdaths':llic an. Benson's.
, The Christmas“ decorations "will be
completed tonight and will be of the
usual handsome character.
--sinall" lean. trash (Cal.
Shoulders 8c lb.’ Hayes. ~
The Evening sentinel wishes its
many readers. advertisers and friends
everywhere a “Merry Christmas." ‘
—8ltprenle Court we Cigars. delight
till iii-onto smooth and fragrant as a
rose.
Miss Katherine Collins roturnod to
Danbury today sttor'a visit with Miss
Mainle Hardy of Franklin avenue.
,-—Lstlest Edison records. Chas G.
Ives. 29 wall Street. . ~
Rev. and Mrs. George Van Alstyne.
of Bayvlew avenue. are spending: the
hoildm in Harttord. with relatives.
was large variety or home made
candies freshly made at Lane's
hamsi.
Concord school left this afternoon for
Roseanne, N. Y. to spend the vacation.
~Suit oases, umbrellas, for Xmas
gifts. Joa. l'Ia'vls. 85 Washington St
James O'flara. clerk at the Mahaoite-
mo Hotel. has gone to Brooklyn to re
main some time tor the benefit of his
health.‘
-Ladlos coSlippers, all kinds at F. D
Lyon too
Mrs. George Govern and son. of Pitta
burg; Pennsylvania are guests of Mr.
and .Mrs. R. A. Line. Crescent Tor
race.
*Everything In smokers articles at
Smith a. Mahackenio Block. .
Charles F. Hayes, of New York city.
has been the gneot 0f relatives in
331:: Norwalk where he formerly re-
a
~Cail st liners and see item-
den' a Exercises. the best Xmas present
you can make. ’
There will be many opportunities in
Norwalk —for those who are charitalily
inclined to brlahton the Christmas at
Minn needy person. , _
..ID’ Dial-lain» dance. Wheeler
lisonls' prancing Nils! aunt.
.Misa Emma Vsir Dnsen; teacher in
the Franklin menial; laevea this after-
nooi'ttorheriioaioia NewYerkatato.
tospeiid the holidayn. 3 ~ ~
usambooflin alumni.
. foolish.” seats "at Collins
Miss Daisy Davis teacher, in the
NIH! Ii» 3
I IV'
d
.‘Jt‘i
.‘llll
flail 3 (liters
did
I
‘nuflu a:
That's the kemutl’mh ‘ ..
' minimalism alltiltm ' '
In a line light. The “flight
to buy" is ever recurring-
problem at where to buy
close on its heels.
“5
in: meaner, as a glimpaol'otu. _,
holiday equipmentiwlll More. '7
4 more stands in the stolen row iii
manly your every want. Chill W
with the just fruits of itiiich putati-
don—much thought and mails
work.
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83-85 Wil’hlhgton Ctr-cot” i
South‘l‘brw’flls“ Conn. " A
We Are Grateful
uni an
to the purchasing publil‘; ioi‘. ouriililllelitie
holidau business and we wls '
.“i‘. 1.
our man patrons a vent
bierry" “
Christmas ‘
' N 5' RYAN
86 Washington Strict.
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:J'hm:
Collie Iiiiil SaveMoueu for the H I
out: plant Cape satin lined iu’r trimthlng, no intent.. a,
Mil.
Slit suit Lin'éd Baby 3 cans. heavy for winter nicely embroidered.
CHILDREN'O FURC.
Collar and Matt, lamb'a wool.16° a set.
.93“ and Matt in gray. with pocketbook liar 8100 a set
them while they last tor the price. at the
gain
“.
“BI Vein Lehig
a3it‘nzs tun srpyqa‘pativm "
_ Illlli . w ..c
swimmer. entrant‘s. ar taco.
9‘." com. mar-s one»;t
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twice 5 t
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