site using; ii
is." unity as” the great tits-e
Mum. twain use» its
_ it to. ban. now.»
custom» HA Mouanoaiass. . _
. D! an the importantmbi that at
no oralrbuitths‘sunft‘ ‘
was selling. theta lawns (shim-o men
. important than monitoruhistit Shel .
assortments and vnlnoaihs‘uwo‘. at‘i
it‘dclibiilbli is sit
can "g‘ct that}! snout custo-
'l‘hout ndsA A
ditty low prices. .and '
1,0,, . - of on ,
’ "South Atlantic coast yesterday . ‘ olive B, lit will be
i
“ Norwalk. spent Wednesday with Mrs. ‘
min; moved northeastern and is .
. up. ,_ Amen? .
§3 cums. Emotions dares
to this, vicinity fair weather. to await
on’iSaturdsy by increasing cloudiness ,
A T‘sy Gain a ‘ r' ‘
children” and aeasonable goods for the
grown ups. M. s. Smith a 00 .
, rs. John Demare‘et. of Norwalk.
1> T. Cuneohs
AAmos Gates, of South Norwallt. was
in Ridgeilcld last week.
sublew arrival Ladies' Dress Shirts;
Fulfil, ,Bllk Waists at M 8. Smith. ,& .
0, a .
Mr.“a'ncl Mhi: isms Gilbert, of south . ‘
Not-walk spent Sunday in Ridgoflold
+Postal Typewriters tor a Xmas
or sent on easy payments. at l“. E.
kwood and 00. s, 39 Wall St. Nor-
walk
There will he no service Sunday, at-
Chapel.
' J‘s-Nothing more desirable for an
Xu'ias nreaimt‘ than” a comfortable ‘_ A
Slipper. Our lines are conipl‘ete
61 Viva the place.
w‘gliss Edith Dauchey or South Nor
it has recovered from an attack 01
Aneflmlgla.
-—Sult Cases. Davis 85 Wash St.
Miss Mary Miller; of Wilton. his, re
turned home from a \isit with friends
in Not-walk. ' ‘ .
-.-—1‘6bo§gans and Turns O’Brienhs
Mrs. E B Leonard, of South Nor-
walk. visited Miss Dibble ii. Secly, in '
Darlen. Saturday.
Lincoln Council: No. 4 Order at
United American Mechanics, will hold
a meeting tonight...
—-lnd_la River Oranges 33 box. F l
D Lawton A 00. ,, .
Mrs Anna E. Lockwood. of South
Theodore F. Sherman, in Dar-ion. ,,
'——0 (tarps. Pike and Whitefish. cut
hill' 3 Market: .
. Albert Ryan. the, son of Mrs. Ryan.
of 30 Rayihond street is getting a U“,
tle better He had a Revere cold
-—'l‘hc very popular Mission turni-
ture is worth looking at.
Son; Norwalli.
Miss Lulu Barrett of Norwalk was
the finest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
J. Wesley Barrett, in Georgetown, over
Sunday. ~
-'-'8lelghs at Luther M. Wrights.
Comptroller Seeiey is mailing to the
newly elected members of the Gen-
eral Assembly blank assignments 0t
mileage.
-—'l‘w0 floors filed with Christmas
Gifts. M. s. fimlth A 00.
Willie Adodirey of Wilton has again
joined the ranks of commuters. haying
obtained a position with tho Norwallt
Lock Company.
mfleudquartcrs for Edison l’hono
grains and ‘i’ictorl'l‘alkinx Machines,
so on easy wee): y pay n.ts
Lockwood and Community?” Wall tit.
Raymond A . A
llNG is t...
teriioon in the West Norwalit‘ Union > ‘
$8.00 TO 325.00%
Keep warrn, 100k stylish and
be happy by ordering one of our
overcoats. ,Mado right in every
particular and offered to you at
10v} prices’for good clothing. Our
overcoats are made to wear. and
to retain their shapes. Undoubt-
edly you can get overcoats for less
than our prices. but beware of
the material! We buy and sell
only geod clothing. and we know
its customer is pleased he will
return.
the habit of our customers. show-
ing that we supply clothing that
holds up and wears. Over-coats
are supplied at once and pay-
ments be made in small amounts.
Suits. shoes and hatsA at low
prices. and charged. too.
of; . ii in was My
Rs. Dii‘ 5 .
Returning has become
. bar
Stilts. Jackets and sum
may be had on our usual
terms of casuaymcnts.
1C',----lhvery family should have its
A. ,CO.;,.,,
,‘ en the Mini page.
Y
thins held tireguiar business ln'h‘etlhs .; _
iaAst evening. .
nA-w-Seal and Plush caps. 0' Brion’ s.
in little mitt about some (issuable
opds cope nA‘ Lorenzo Dibbies not
A“ / L-Uiii’versat Bt‘AAead Makers :2. no , ‘ A
wton & 00. .
$0mo things that; men prize most at
lioness ano Stay
MSdA t.
iic'usehod in line chest.—~auo the
initial ”lips lotion LWood's
3*»
800 articlopiappearlng in the
‘z{—0hiidren',s Overcoats. Jos Davie.
Useful pistachio tor the Holidays at
D. Gottltebs. Special prices on all
gentlemen clothing and furnishings.
See the ad
#Boys‘ Winter Cups. O'Brien'a
‘Vcnancio A. Scoiiclo and cpiistian
Swans have been called at gland Jur~
ore from this town I’i‘he giand Jury
meets today
a—Large Drains Fruit ’10
F.D.L.
M. Stelnert A Sons' Company malts
, the purchase of a plane a safe and "
pleasant investment. Read their so.
‘ -—White Vests. Davis 85 Wash St.
A very interesting Christmas story
appears in the advertising space 0!
Miss N. E. Ryi‘m". Read it below doing
your holiday shopping.
——New perry tot- Xmas. OBrlen‘s.
The Clifford Pharmacy has on hand
{or Chrlstmas‘ a large fresh stock of
delicious contentions. Prices are the
instant; g’IRead; the ad.
i’aul Slhuerwald a batter employed
at William B. litibbcds hat shop in
Woodward avenue. and Miss Hattie
Brotherton. of Norwa k. Were married
Saturday. in New York.
+Largo Grape Fruit 70
A 00. ‘
Washington Camp. l’. O. S. of A.
héid a nomination of oillcers last eves
plug. The annual election takes place
in two wrpe'lts? Routine business was
also transacted,- last night.
o—Ladies' Folt Fur Trimmed Juliet
in various colors, Including the new
Gun Metal shade. Glovers' 'ihe Place
George ,F.- Stoots of Norwallt has
returned from Still. van county New
York. where he has been for the hen»
slit of his health. Mr. Stoots has been
troubled with a throat affection.
'——Full dress shields. 103. Davis
When you are perplexed as to what
Christmas gift to buy, an inspection of
.he large stock Joéfimiture, and toys
carried by us and Company
nay help y but of your dlfhcuity.
~Canes for Xmas. O'Briens. i
H. W. Snyder, of Willlmantic has
died a voluntary petition in bank
ruptcy; liabilities. $2,.612 73; assets.
81;!343. 53. Anthony Lupine has filed it
litre petition; liabilities, $181181 as-
sets, $716 . .
-0ranbcrrlee So at. F. D. I). A 00
‘i‘he stove in the West Norwallt
school save Fout yesterday and Com-
inltteetnanl“ A. Keyser Instructed
it. 1). 1.
ROLLING UP DOLLAits
is best accomplished. imposing what
have in a g” (1 sayings bank. For
as‘ soon as they are depOsltod they com
thé‘ more
a deposit the raster they
”,rolll 1, A“.-
c ‘5 THE SOUTH NMWALK
United Grocery Companys.
or utility:
is prepare? topic mill; dollars rollini:
at once t is do necessary that yo“
should have a large sum in order tone
gin the process. Start the account
with what you hive, even it it is only
a few dollars”; '~‘» -.
THE SOUTH NOI'KV'VzPAiLK SAVINGS
Mounts “sass",iauttsma.
Cilu A~scssmeni
Lists A
The City Assessment, lists (or 1904
~ have been lodged with me by the City
Assessors and the same will nemain
open to the inspection of any person
liable to isolation in this City, for the
period of twenty days from the date
hereof. at my allies.
South Nor-walk.
1904.
December 11th.
JOSEPH R. TAYLOR.
‘ City Clerk.
d15A3t
s,
POPULAR AMUSEMENT-S.
HOYTi’S THEATRE.
ONE DAY oNLY.
MATINEE AND NIGHT.
SATURDAY DECEMBER 17TH.
America' 0 Greatest Character“ play
Our New Minister.
DENMAN ATHOMESON AND GEO.W
stead. "
Direct item its to r months' New York
run. and with t a original cut and
production. .
THE FUNNIEST PLAY OF THE AGE
PRICES—Evening. 250. 360, 500 and
750: Matinee, the. 250 and 350.
ants on Sale Tuesday. Dec. 13.
thence mill 3 up more for y,9,u. Anti box
nvsa. Authors ‘ot “The on: Home- A
showing will suroly cotnmand your at
tention. '
Dailies! hematitcmd heavy eAtnbroid
s'red handherchiefs. yery sheer lines
at 390 each.
Ladies’ hetnstitched enibroltierc‘d
22:10 embroidered motioned handker
lets. a large assortment. at 350. .. ,
A ._ hadieu' plain. hsulsti had and land)
en’ibroldercd handkerc etc. at. 12%0.’
‘5dr‘i‘i‘1’i9 h- "
Children’s initial a it plain hand;
ltot‘ohlcfs. M dollars in at box; at 250 a
LtEATHERA GOODE
i ‘ _OF EVEMlDESORIPTION
e wh is (Muslim‘s. stock or. Mather
can; {wish We‘ couldi tell you at the
.iterent items insdetail‘ can only ne‘to‘
,tbm ovths'iba‘uysd rthy bargains as
ladies leather purses in Maui: tan.
green and brown. 260 c.
LadiW’aéal
double pureed.- 500.
white, with purse. 59c.
Square shaped black leather hand
bag, with leather handle, lined in
moire, $1. .
Black and brown leather wrist bags.
l’oralged leather handle, moire lined.
1 6
83-45 WASHINGTON 8T.”
A leather,
‘ ' Wright iic’o t in
Inertial feature Will he‘s gain
an copyright books by iii in
titrated authors There area
titltleii at this use,
he "lasts you may so ect‘
them i 500 a volume Hundred iii
Volumes 0: the world's best liters.
handsomely bound
BOOKS FDR SQYB .
BOOKS FOB GIRLS
pr’oial edition of gift bodlts, beau-i
titully bound .
The posts in handsome cloths no
binding a
A this douip'i‘nent or Biblés
Toy books by the thousands
lieu d is s
hAfixiii”. tire, ed. sleep #1 ‘
packet hooks, single or .
Black leather wrist bags. lined in
i
that cover close an ,
all slice. all cornpl‘eltlods', i’ so
You'll be pleased with the doll, stilt
A large variety of crossed a
dressed dolls unusually nice, at 3
Variety of prettiiy dressed do!
with eyes that open and close, al , .
the undressed dolls. at 500 and 7
Dressed dolls with light and .
on fabrics. extremely pretty. at
$150 and $1. 98. .
THING ELsa ON YOUR
THE HOME TELEPHONE IS MORE HIGHLY
APPRECIATED. MORE USEFUL AND CONVENI-
ENT EVERY DAY IN THE YEAR THAN ANY-i
Mosh “Boreas," BRINGS SUCH A SENSE or
sacuarrhaun paovmas so MUCH SOCIAL;
PALEASURE, THAT rrs paassuca IN THE HDMA
LIST. IT SAVES so
N tirwallt
The freight depot at Mill Plain was
broktti’ into Tuesday night and ti small
MraE ..J Hewley to dism.’ss the
school until next Monday. during
which time repair-ti will be made.
18 A CONTINUAL BLnsson. TRY Arr, Antoni,
OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL CHRISTMAS.
IF THE souun OF rrs “CHRISTMAS BELLS" ISA
itmom‘zt or submits tor a may slot " W "' “H WW 1’ if“ ‘3‘ I” “i “"M‘? *pm‘: 3. .373. 3 hareenport Oys‘tsra at Cutbili's
m“ “9 V“ “we“ . a it .Zi‘. or. i .. i i . . ' : ”Thomas Meriivether use resilrncti . .
--'Romoos. Mutants in... will. use '1‘ “M, ‘” ‘5‘" “if ‘7‘ ”1‘5“” iii. position A the freight depot is NOT THE MOST WELCOME on ALL.
and 82.00 Gloverir The ' ' ' south Not-walk. and is workin form
Mommas
aura Express Company. He w ll short-
iy take a place with the New England
Flood Company. in East Norwallt.
*uThe coach that is tor parlor or liv.
in; room. d, his line to err Kayo
aloud it Son. Open event as.
Charles Litileton has been engaged
Janitor for Old Well Hook and bad»
tier Company. Mr. Littleton occupies
easimimr position at the South Not-i ‘ ' . ' ' ,
. walk Club. South Norwalit Savings ama ”W“ 88 m
‘ flank and south Norwalit Trust 00m - . ,,
Miss Hattie Whitlocl't who is a pll'
nil in Miss Baird's institute. Norwallt.
is at her Ridgefleld borne on account
or her mothers illness
«Fancyivssie. Davis, Wash. Ht.
'r} of role on or rs. ‘
lssbcqlem M rrls xii: died in lireok am.
Tuesday. went to Danbury this worn-
lng. to attend ibuMwim
~80“ Mai! lint-s (Malta‘s.
NOTICE
1; W:§‘i -,,.,.
. ii? an it MAIN strait. A... ,,
“hoisted-s tor Klaus. 0ft: puny.
caret Malonsy. , ‘0, has :....1rgnoy Nsukww. Belts. Hosiery.
s relatives and f undo In "loves, underwear etc. M s. smith a
, silt and New Jtir'lls'y. - do
‘ her home in amused ‘«
orrles 80 at. l“ D
The ism willow tree. wars,
.i Branch
“Wu...” A... _,, _._,1 _ ., w
ORK SALE
Saturday; Deo.,17th.
sits Ailihhbiilthiti. it... totals, of tué
Town of Norwalk, are hereby notified
suit w ‘ruou thiita insole! tovtu'uisst-
“from, :Atiui‘chii. 8.30;.“ W iii’y‘w i be held ii at. fried Hill; on
Ilk. a dressed the Moss Lewis at Wall "”‘5‘”‘ *l “”9 City ”A” Norfislh.
0 Church at the Good Shepherd. Wednesday. December 21st. 190i. at s
““"di‘A “A A'AAmA‘AA‘ o'clock in the, evening. {or the pub A
A pose of considering the question of A
consolidail ’5 all of tho territory now
.5 embraced in the boundaries or the
. Town of Moment. into one city: and
to latte such action as the nitration
its deem proper in the mitts. iii A letter melvek‘yestsrdfiomortilng‘ ig‘ffi‘é‘gfi 3313mm”; Mal ‘
iiiinuint to it petition tor such mesh bydpglig‘iggmir' 5' 1:;t1‘u , m“ 0 “$30,,” gaggggiig.
. in! signed by store than meaty elect A
Farm: inn. wit ere be it 4,
2 terrorists toils. His body was not testis tutti .7
, , ,, ,,
ADUHNID TO DlM‘A'Hi
’ lithe ll.
sisthins iiior not do new the accident
spied bv Willis ii. “$09111. The bed will,
orb i ado toilridgepor.
,Itol'eisrlyliwd
Norwalk Chronicler