Two special attractions in furniture
are advertised at Rend' 6. See ad
‘Winter cups, ear mulls, ()H‘Brleus
A routihe meeting of Ophir Chapter.
0 E 8.. Was held last evening.
Ernest C. Gregory. of Norwsik
on a business trip to New York
- -—$ee the handsome display or jew«
elry and silver nevelties in the window
of Chas. Dll‘ulorth Wail street.
The barge West Farms has arrived
with a largo or coal for Raymond
Brothers.
The abrge M Tracy ba's. 5nrrived
with a. cargo of coal to rthc Ferlie
Coal Company.
--3 Roots Cel‘ery.‘10c, Heyes'. »
'A business-meeting of the’Ariston
Club was held last evening at the res-
idence of Rev Lewis F Bueil Dbl)
Miss Margaret. Slocum ct Far ltocit
way has been visiting at the resi-
demo of Morris M.’ Norton. Lowe
street.
. Let B. Hirshdeid it Son know your
wants and you will be assured of a
prompt delivery of good clean coal.
Read their ad
-—I him getting more comfort. from
the Rector lamp I am using'thnu I ev-
er bed before. in all my lite. Homer
8. Cdmmip‘gs. Stamford. Ct; v
The soilernment will take another
census next year, and South Norwsik
will have one of the six enumerato’rs:
In Fnlrfleld County
Frank Brundsge has secured a pc»
sition with the Adams Express Com-
pany, at the South Norwalk railroad
is
v things is now spread out and ready
. Hyatt's.
. help you through the Christmas shop-
" . ogrsdhsiti svlil hey you to cell and see»
,i'csory have to
killing tour and
for it short time in
It with Mrs. Gregory's
relstlwsa. .. '
The undue! holiday m... of good;
for your inspection at Trist‘rnm G‘
Read the ad. for ideas to
bind
~Fancy. neckwenr belts. hosiery.
gloves: underwear ‘etc M. S. Smith 8;
Combed?-
Ied American Mechanics, held a room
lar meeting last night,. and received
one npplicution for me bership The
degree will be conterrEi next Friday
night.
--J. W. Btudweii huh received his
Christmas stock of planes and phon-
heiore buying. Sold on easy terms
and no interest charged.
The regular! annual meeting of the
stockholder of the City National
Bank will hold at the banking
house on Theedny, January 10th from
i to 2 o'clock p. ht. tor the purpose of
electing directors for the ensuing
year, , ~
The petition f5or a town meeting to
consider to; proposition for consolida-
lion. whitih went the rounds earlier
in the week; has not yet been received
by the. selectrnen. When its sponsors
intend to place it In the hands or the
town fathers is not known,
«New arrival iadies' dross skirts,
furs and silk waists at M. S. Smith &
Company. ‘
”Uncle" Walter Fitch, ol‘ the West-
purt Road, Will be 88 yours of age to-
morrow. Mr. Fitch, who is hale and
hearty,
morning inviting his friends to call
on him on the occasion or the unni-
versnry.
JohnKeily, the Ridgefieid man, who
was locked up for drunkenness
Thursday night by the Norwnik' po-
lice. was brought before Judge Locke
wood in the Norwaik Court thlsunorn-
ing.
train would leave for Ridgefieid in
just three minutes and gave the ot-
fendera chance to catch it.
station for the holidays. .
«Bolt Pork 10c lb Hayes‘
Krieger & Compunys anniversary
sale will continue until the end or
this week. Great price reductions in
all departments Read the ad. .
Beginning with the first Sunday ini
January the mornixm service at ’l‘linl-
ty Church will begin at 10: 30, and
the Sunday school at 12 oclock.
The regular meeting of the dircctms
of the Norwnlk Hospitai‘AssociationI
will be ht-lli at the Nol'wuik Club
rooms on Tuesday evening December
13,1904 at 8 o’clock.
-Blk. and brown soft huts. O'Brien's. I
a former resident?
of this city was elected pies dent ot'
Charles Moore.
the Hat Makers’ Association of Ben
ton, at the lust regular mcvting oi
that‘ organized ion
Be sure to see the window display
of holiday goods at. the Clidord Phur-
mscy You cannot tell to find some.»
thing that will be just the thing for
some one’s Christmas.
——llandeome diuplsy‘oi unuet rubies
on exhibition at Chas. Dilworth's, Wuii 1
street. Norwalk.
Dr. and Mrs. William H. Gregory, of
Noroton, who spent their honeymoon
In Canada. have returned homo. and
have been visiting Mrs. Emeline C.
Mouton, 21 Losve street
Comptroller licoiey is mailing to the
nowiy~elecled members. of the general
assembly blank assignments of Unit—
age. The other oi‘ the secretary of
sillit‘ has amt out the usual blanks in: .
the return of the statistics to be prlInl- .
mi
WM ..
WEARG AND COVERB LIKE GOLD.
That 1‘- dt M Point, and it only to
quires 4 gallons of L. G M and :I so!
lone linseed oil to paint at moderate
sized bonus.
its lead with zinc. Non-chaiknbic.
Liberal quantity given to churches
when‘bounht from Watkins a. bow.
South Norwnlk; Huhbcil e“: umpire
Hardware Co. NerWnlIt; W. 3. (layer
G. Ben. Westport;
Southport. '
. It Good ano 55Gii‘t
A CAMERA.
AIDOTTLE OF NICE PIRFUM
I“
A {OX F089 QUALITY CHOCO-
LA 1‘ 0 ~. ,
A VlG‘I'Oli TALKING MAIN-ill“.
We will have a eemnlflo Monk on
exhibition in a tow dun.
srltuolv m mutt one
Prescription Drunk.
“'7‘: 5
5‘11”..." tied .55." intends. or both nor .1 us.
' We be vellum nd the plumes of exhibition.
Northrop Bron,”
i
u I
—-’l‘he Rector lamps placed in our
itactory over three months ago have
stood the jar of. heayv machinery with-
out breaking it mantle or getting out
of order in any way—F. Beck Rt (30..
Stamford, Ct
William P. Beers, the Norwslk book
seller and Stationer, hes-removed the
partition in the- rear of his Wail street
store. mskng the store twelve toet
deeper This extra space has been nt-
trr.ctive1y finished oil with Ired and
green burial), making it ideal beek-
groufid for pictures and other art
goods, of which he has a. lsrge and
complete stock’
MA special line of diamond rings
and unset diamonds at Charles Dil-
lworth‘s, Wall St.. Norwslk.
i ’I‘wo pieces of property in Wilton
hsw changed hands within the paid
'fcw duys 'lhe Ntltic linesott plum
ihux lunn sold to 0mm Peterson and
wire of New York city . 'l‘he Mrs.
ilicrricr piece has been disposed of to
’A iiircd J. Johnson. also of New York.
llioth sales were made by W. B. De
lnrmo, the Norwalk real entitle mun.
PERSONAL.
digits—«Every time i go along this
road at night i am startled by the un-
puritiou olu Jackass. JuggemYou nln t
'tho only' men that gets frightened at
his own shadow -—-Chicugo Journal.
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rnmur—m-
Christmas?
A hush-book with e. mail deposit
nickel: u must acceptable present.
I tinny men owe their present prom
Ipurity to a liturt oi this kind.
5TH! SOUTH NONWALK THUG? CO.
small as
one doIlnr In our linings Department.
i We ripen accounts terns
Lincoln Council No. 4, Order of Uni
IT’S NOT . NOUOH THAT AN OVEBCOAT KEEPB YOU WARMC
.ITHOUBH IT’B IMPORTANT I'l" SHOULD.
‘ OUBO ADD. THE, TOUCH OF ELEGANCE TO YOUR APPEA-R
ANOE.‘ AND GIVE YOU LABTINC COMFORT .TOO. .
LONG WARM TOURIST COATS AND BINGLE AND DOUBUE-
BREASTER FULL-BACK COATS OF FANCY MIXTURES—DECIDED- .
LY POPULAR STYLES-$10 T0 $20.
MEDIUM- LONG OOASTS OF BLACK AND OXFORD. SERGE OR
SILK LINED. ALWAYS STYLISH. ALWAYS GOOD, ALWAYS SAT-
IBFYING. 36 TO 330.
IF YOUR BOY NEERB A NEW OVERCOAT BRING HIM IN AND ‘
LET US SHOW YOU WHAT A GOOD COAT WE CAN SELL YOU
FOR LITTLE MONEY FOR BOYS FROM 4 TO 16. COATS FROM
$2.50 TO 5850. I
OUR STORE l8 FULL OF CHRISTMAS SUGGESTIONS—~FULL
OF ITHE THINOC MENI LIKE BEST A8 GIFTS.
ROGERS dz STEVENS
Successors to Constant Bros.
SOUTH NORWALKG TEL. CALL,32-2.5 ,
was around Norwalk this
The judge assembled that a
len'i. there scum boy or girl to whom
you would like to give a bunk-hook tor
No waste—theta the additional advantage we add"
to best quality. We double screen all our grain so
that all dirt and waste is eliminated and your animal gets
pure. clean grain.
Merit counts in grain as in anything else, and first
quality in grain is impossible unless the grain is freed
trom dirt and waste. as is cure. it is not possible to not.
better quality or prices elsewhere—it is absolutely lm
possible to get the same economy anywhere else
my Oats Thais Clean
Agent for Crocker‘s Flour—Tim ' . .
best. Made by Washburn-Crosby Co.
MANUEL T HATCH
Will “hardly go into the
stocking. but in its niche ii?"
the front room will do more
than any other one thing to
set all the happy Yuletide.
not for the year only. but
FOR FOR-
TY YEARS we have helped,
families tune up for Christ
year after year.
mas. We are ready with a
better sssortmcnt than ever
\
to make it a “Merry Christ-
mas."
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Prices the same as in
the dullest season. Select
new for Christmasvdelivery.
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in this ctulntry.
TOILET elite: Ginni95 bluesy
,‘ and a variety of «to, travelen’ .
.cuee. driven" sets, etc. finished ‘
. In Part, Antiqu. ivory. at... ‘
5, onwood, etc ‘ « .
A large line of Militant
Brushes. Comb and elm sell . .
SEE WINDOW DISPLAY.
Tliii iiil FillillPiiiliiMitl
TMMWMMm:
CORNER OF 30. MAIN Ado
ELIZABETH are.
so: NORWALK. couu.
TEL. CALL 152.
Germany has a miniature but useful
railroad to which no parallel is found
its trains have no drivers. it is used
for carrying suit to the suit mines at
Stasi’urt. The trains consist of thir~
teen trucks enchant-lying halt a ton
The engines are electric; of
of suit.
"4- horse poWor ouch As it approaches
at station, of which there are live along
the line the train automatically rings
a. bell, and the station attendant turns
a swiich to receive it. He in able to .
stop it at Iuny moment. 'l‘o-vstnrt' it
again he stands on the locomotive.
switches the current and then do»
cendu again. before the engine.
gained spend. .
ELECTION NOTICE
The City National Bank of .
South Norwalk Conn.
The regular annuui unwilug‘of tiu
stockholders of this bank for the (doc
tion of directors for the ensuing your
will be held at. the blinking house on
of .iunuury.
Tuesday. the Hill tiny
1905. from i to 2 o'clock p. m.
JACOB M. LAY'i‘ON.
Cashier.
South Norwnik, Conn, Dec. ill. 190i.
_dil) 24 iii
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FIFTEEN CENT MUSIC
34 TURDAY AND MONDAY 10c qt
The Cirtus Il’mude, Sailing Down the
The
iBny When the Sunset Turns.
‘Occun lillm to Gold. Buck. Buck.
Bullimorc Alexander, Sweet Adelina
“COLEMAN’ S
News Store.
10 North Main Street South Nor-walk.
Agent for A G Spaldlng'e Baseball
and Sporting Goods. ,
We are MANUFACTURERS and ought to know what‘s in a piano. The underlin-
ed Diaries below are OUR OWN MAKE and we guarantee them to the last degree. as in?
deed 5we do all the'others we handle.
srmuwnvs
snouluoens
HARDMANNS
HUMES
JEWETTS
wooosunvs
' courts 5’
. . - 5 ‘
Its peculiarity is. that
has
hm no sun no nrruc'r shaken up or with: one
soon .A'I‘ COMMON snusn PRICES rs WHAT use mm. some
BLACH SMART cnornns 'rsa MOST wrnutv Knewu nutrition,
ULARLY worn: on ANY unsov- manoeuvres: CLOTHES IN
WORLD TODAY. ,.
. SUITS AND ovnncosrs. grooms ron THIS wuss—41
312.00 AND $15.00. ,
BOYS’ uunnnwnmt‘ AT 25c PER. cnnnnur. nuavr nun
coon SWEATERS, sun LEATHER LINED cosnunoropn'rsh
we KEEP oun cusronnss' CLOTHES runssnn mom or
cannon. ’
l
I
.‘t _ ‘5 5 ‘ ‘
SELLEG K 48: PRIG
I Clothiers ansztlrnishetl. ' '
08 Washington Street'Souih Norwalk.
TlLEPI-ION E CALL~ 324-1.
mgl illdl’ lull in sale New hills
Pure Sugar Syrup. Some of you don't want the Karo Corn syru
such we offer a fine new pure sugar syrup, 13c quart.‘
Mince Meat in stone jars 5 lbs. finest Mince Meat at 50c; 10¢ Ib.i
not dear for goods as fine as those. -
Hominy. loose to weigh out. 3c lb.
than in packages.
Fresh White Meal.
of it, 3c lb.
Green Peas to sell by the quart, soak and cook same as beans.
‘ Illl
Just as good and much cite or
We are headquarters for this article and sell I
Go
Vineland Sweet Potatoes, finest stock; 2 qts.. 15::
New reset of our real Java and Mocha Coffee. This coffee is not our
passed. If equaled, in this place, 32c. Better than some for more mono}. _
New Year‘s Cake, fresh arrival, 2 lbs. 25c.
We take pride In our good cheese. Cheese Is something that is
matter of fancy' and taste. Mildor strong, you will always find It I:
here. Cheap at 16c lb. . ‘ "
Fine California Grapes. New stock just in, 1%: lb. .
Waiting your valued orders. yours to serve and: please.
LORENZO DIBBL
mm 3555 m:
H9 5995 393‘ consequences
no vou REALIZI the serious Con-tnuencn et mulled I)
“all!
no u...
Priceless beyond Ill other homes-ions lo the eyesight,
serve: your nine-t oonniderntlon. -
DON'T TIIFLI WITH YOUR EYEII EXAMINATION Fill. POI
'0. B. JACKSON. ~ 5-
u WALL Invesu.‘ 5 new»... 0’
M‘KWATERMKNWFOUNTAtu"'"rufi."§igo off or
' A REMEX FOUNTAIN PEN FOR $1.
would make a good
CHRISTMASPRESEN
BIG LINE
WILLIAM P BEERS’.
STATIONERY STORES.
49' Wall St.. Norwallt, '
Jackson’: Photographe.
Christmas 5 5
a very «loot line of 5 '” :
JR 1' FOLDERS Ill! PLATINUM.
sittings Should be Made Now to insure Prompt Delivery. . .
No sitting: After 3: 30 P. M. “I‘
JAOKOON'G ITUDIO. ' . ‘
All t'rrelieye Pun the Door. .
ea WALL STREET, NORWALKJELEPHONE. 329-4. I
The Maples and GoldSchlnidt
(Incorporeted).
Commission Brokers
5 Dealers in 5
STOCKS, BONDS. GRAIN. COTTON, PROVISIONS
SWAR'I‘Z G CORBET’I‘ BLOCK, SOUTH NQRW
. Stocks end Bonds bought for Mushroom :1 specinlty.‘ Your
”Lemma om
’ the on?” iield of oral}... now are has there been luchfroem a.“
' ‘enee Optics and the titling er inclines. or. unseeded Ihiniiiuo‘
.lu u monument the: Mt turn. we embrace ever'ylmelitorl out id
vnmntiyi. seek in or nuts nemmethods‘nt excellence that. will
mill or in the print at ittinediet
Norwalk Chronicler