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ministration to probate “of a berth Him” I‘ I-
written ntruuicnt us still tor the will
‘ ribs of WW
nuanr.r81nnett In deli '
I twister of the tu‘rbln William,
0‘ the Medium at 1.4 v
the rhythmic 1110 only: entiW in
W bride: territory .1116 Yard
detectives will havens on the vol
eatery ”{llml 'gth £1111“th listen in
s noun or. e o pullio notice 111mm on
they are churned to rebut interesteditborelnflhy
one mim- WW II“! 3M“? “I" Bubilebios this order In a newspaper
not shown any desire 11111901 the “W" avi‘nxs circulation In said DiWiet. at
of the summonses to I the W" :eastllve days borers laid yer hear
ilENRY W. GREGORY.
WI , I .II Judge.I
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In IIIII .1 new I.
a .‘ I a two on e 11 eye
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Hearts E Show and Mo
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03511 lreedcm of the November til—(Innis A. Owen and
Miss Brace Tooker. ,.
tho “halved must be xiv-I November 1l-cbsrles W. Stoots and
fiTIiIllVll-YI All the
unmarried and liv-
ho survives him.
Johnson who
loves
ORDER OF HONOR.
District of Norwslk. as. Probate
Court, December 15th. A.D.. 1904. I
Whereas, written ‘sppllestiun has
Umbrellas ere Instly recognized as unions the best of holiday offer
inge—hlwaya indorseil. moderate In cost, it conslaut reminder of the
donor. We have carefully selected our entire smelt-«made exprcsnit
_ Wes Merv J. Hill.
have chamemriled
:‘must as soon as pos
fl ve’r ceased to speak of the
their .pnrticlpntion’ In
“ ‘L lsl W‘ lie admission of rap-
lion.
1'
Al Oonltllmloil‘ ill Milo
FEMININE TOPICS.
, on cannot have healthy. beautiful
r unless you keep your scalp clean.
. 7 0611 not necessarily mean fro. *
3?" t . hampoos,‘ .but after you have
’~ cred the treatment your particu-
scalp needs hitch treatment should
isltht‘uuy followed.
1! little glycerlne to the hot lem-
Ml.dyl'uesunete
. loll fashionable in Paris and of
' e 9 dinner the mesh the more
in the fabric.
, r seven hundred dollars Will
a very beautiful collar- and- 111qu
f Russian sable. but souls sell as
as three thousand dollars.
' gauze ribbons of sliver and gilt
. W tths trimming for the sheer
cloths and” other sheer evening
Ifab rice. Of course there must
. ‘ for the bodies, but these rib-
sinnsed 111‘ frills trim the skirts
night for a cold
November lip—William
Nayombor ill—John Queries and Miss
November Iii-Charles C. Smith and
November 1mm E. Lynch' and
November 23~Danah J Moore and
November 28—.th T Reinhardt and
November ail-Willlam E. Riordan and
' November {Ii—William P Woodrufl'
of close mesh are ,
E. Chamber-
lain and Miss cams E. Kellen.
Lula M. Morris.
Miss Emma lt'WWIinIOtt.
Miss Annie Nolan.
Miss Mary 0. Flsharty.
Miss Mary E. puny.
November 22-—Wiliism N. Gregory and
Mills Harriet M. Poe
Mia's Mary J. meeson.
Niiemher 23~George l. Northrop and
ice Btela K‘. Jonninaii.
Novosiber ado-George 0. J. Lamphere
and Miss Lillian M. Wicks.
and Miss Caroline Deerlng.
Noyember' ‘26—John . O‘Donnell and
-Mlaa Caroline Bomninger. .
November ail-801Mb E. Dawes and
Miss Caroline A. Ingersoli
WBlrtiIs.
Nov. 1~Dausbter to Miguel Tovar.
Nov. 3—Son to Charleen Waters.
Nov. 3—Daughter to Wm. W. Jame:
Nix kuauxbter to Frank A. Pres-
11.
Nov. 4--Daugbter to John W. Boatty.
Nov 6—Danghter to John Marga.
Nov.’ 6—8011 to Stephen Varedy.
Nov. V—lJaughter to Stephen Simon
s.ky
Nov. h.Ls'tl—Dnughter to Chas ii. Haws-
hu
Nov. 8—Daushter to Gilbert Under
Nov. , 8~Daughter to Stephen (lunacy.
Nr' 12——Dauxbte'r to Comeiiua Clem
Numb—De h
1.. -' us 1',
ounce. ”‘3
to VMlchael .1.
H1319 lire; Things Men Prue
Mini is Ghrislmas Gills.
When you come to buy gi to for men, come to a man’s
_ store for the things he prizes most as gifui. Come to this man' s
‘ store if you would be sure of style and quality and worth.
Make your selections from this list. and you will be sure
to pleasc‘ him." StOclis' are gmcrously large and varied. and .
prices are modest. considering quality and goodness.
HOUSE COATS. .
Good Coats, made of double-faced cloths. good to keep
men home evenings. $5. $6. $7.50 to $10.
. BATH ROBES. W,
Comfortable garments used much by men to lounge in:
of wool and ltoweling, $2. 50. $3. 5o. $5, $7. 50, $10.
HANDKERCHIEFS.
No man ever has too many good ones—these are good
ones. Plain white with and without initials.15c, s for 25c.
25c and sec. Plain silk ones. 25c. 50c and $1. Silk initial
ones. 25c and 501:. ‘
MUFFLERS. \i “
Handsome Silk Mufflers. plain and figured, $1, $1. 50. $2
. and $3. .
GLOVES.
Always welcome as gifts—Tknit Gloves, 251: and sec; lined,
50c, $1 and $1. . Wool lined Gloves. $2. $3 and $4.
Squirrel lined £5. Dress Gloves. some silk lined, $1. $1. so
and $2; for boys, $1. ,
SUSPENDERS.
Those designed especially for gifts come put up in individ-
ual boxes: 50c, 31. Arm Eiastics. 25c and sec. Hose
‘ been made to this Court for the so
ministrtitlon to probate of a certain
written instrument an and for the will
of Munret E. Norton, Isle of Nor-
wa‘lit, in can. District. deceased ‘
W ordered. That stud application be
(1ng and determined at the Probate
co in Norwallr. on the 27th day of
December, 1904. It 1 o’clouk after-
noon; and that. public notice thereof
be given to all persons‘ interested
. therein by publishing thlsfoitrier n .
newspaper having a circulation in said
Distriht, at, least five days before said
1 day 0 bearing. RY W G l
111611 ”E“ “will...
.. . *5
Notice.
Pursuant to an order of the Probate
Court for the District of itinxelleld
dated December 15111. 1904. the sub-
ecribera offer for sale the followlns
described real estate belonging to the
estate of George E. lounsbury, late of
said Ridgeiield deceased viz; ;
The undivided one third interloct in
real estate in the .City of South Nor-
wailr. Connecticut. consisting of cor—
iaiu tract of land facing on South
Main and Havlland streets, with build.
lugs thereon. .
Lewis R, Huributt
George L. Rockwell.
John H. Bell.
Exocutors.
Dated at Ridgelleld. Conn, Dec.
15th. 1904.
d 16 at
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to our ordetw—luiiy guaranteed and sold during the Holiday time at the
same low prices that has made {this department a special feature oi our
popular priced stole. I
Ar 31.00 ‘
. 23 in. andzs in. Umbrellas for Men and Women-I—rnede of line grade ‘
cloth. plain and trimmed stanza.
A‘l' s1.5o I '1
26 In. and 28 in Umbrella» 0: fine taffeta—neatly
trimmed \ handles——
the equal of any 82. 00 umbrella elsewhere. .
AT 32,00. ’2. 50 TO ”Mi
.. \
Very Fine Umbrellas. specially selected handles, extra line high, made
of taffeta-An sizes and style for men and wetness-black and col-
ors—a-an exceptional cholceessortment~would be fairly priced at
$3. 00 and $4 00~the usual Boston Store guarantee. I
coo—21 inch Children s Umbrellas for both boys and girls at
1
506. 760 ANO $1.00.
N. B.—-All Umbrellas at 82.00 and over your monogram free.
turlng, renting and selling the best, ant-L 1.:1 i
placed upon the market.‘
economy IS WEALTH. "
The Rector 6113' Lemp investment Co of Stamford. Conn. are manufac-
ecouomicel Gus lamp ever
Let Us Give You a Painter.
A C
14.0th and make a very effective Nov. 13—8011 to Robert M. Wolfe. Supporters. 55° and 40“" 3 cans good €5§°f, _L ,,,,,,,,,, 25c 80 sure are they of the around upon which they stand that they are
lying under the the light. - Nov. l3-Daughter to Chas. Eversen. NECKWEAR I L 3 cans good you 25¢” prepamd to place one of the Rector Lamps in 'your house or place 01' upsi-
m“ are um” new this season' fl“ {iW—SOn ‘0‘ Dame] 8mm” From the large variety of new silks we show you may 3 ““9 30°“ Salmon. """"" 25° new {or n four mm mm at no 6mm“ '0 you
n, time we we are very hwdmm £3}:an 1? 13231711: Shim? select with the confidence that every style is new and 2%,)“: ‘gg‘gmgéfip """""" _________ .' i2: _ That It you ”com tm’mgnfigg {:NPNVNI‘ZI SEL’L ”SF” F be
ov — u to t . . . . . I ‘
. Nov. llws 118111 Ganglia?! 1911.333” correct, Four in Hands. Ascota. Puffs and String Ties. 3 cans 83?: Dl'llitlffi """"" 32:; cause it will demonstrate beyond Ithe possibility of a doubt that it will
“Nd? 1.7.30 150‘}!ng Payne 35‘" 5°C! $5» I. I ' 3 3:25; C ml,“ """""' 26c glVe more light than am we (185118111116 of any other make or any two
ldnlsh he: gloves and voila and carry Nov.18——Daughterto toJouathan Rig ‘ SWEATERS. 1.. . a Millet. Meal r 25‘,“ ordinary incandescent Electric Lights. ‘ _.
atgfhymwdsemmeemtflu. 13m 1W new to FMI‘Cbm . ‘ Excellent values 111 boys" and mcns Sweaters, priced at. 2 pkg. Boole-wheat . .. .. 25.». It Will Save You Money. .
l1. and 110th alwa also once Nov 18~Dau bier to Jose b Britto $3. 51 5°. $2. $3. to 36- "Buster Brown" Sweatm. for 2 Pkl- 1’0”" 25"- Becsuss [those the Work of any two lamps of any other make; costs
”16"!“ to my lrl Gaga)“ whoops Nov" lwaon Etc Waiter EGG-deal] b0 8, Si 2 pkg. CW8!!! 0' Wheat. ~ 25c. you less for gas to light your place of business; protects your eyes: mats
come is limited.g hil l. I ' W ARR; ' 39“: .3315!” LIN-I- ------------ .2523 you less for broken Mention and Glass Ware than do other Lumps: out-
M 183111er with the look of Nov 19—8011 to James W Hawkos. CAPS. 3 i’ ll nrrau Ii wears and outlasts any other Lamp you son buy. in other words its an
honest. economical Gas temp to buy.
THE HECTOR 0A5 LIMP INVESTMENT 00.
P 0. BOX“ NO. 314 ATLANTIC ST" STAMFORD. CONN
F. E LOCKWOOD d. (30.. Agents 39 WALL ST. NORWALK. CONN
s of colored pause Velvet. per-
possess one but] do you know how
besnthetlfui k pause in with
touch of rich blo'l‘d lace? Such a
Ination was seen at the Horse
‘ an; it made all impression that
Lots of comfort in s
and \cloth at 25c. soc.
UMBRELLAS.
A choice assortment o
and women, $1 to $6.
WARM COATS.
Solid comfort" in gifts like these: Sheep-lined canvas coats.
$3 so: leather coats. $5:Ru13ian vests. Sc and $3: Cardigan
jackets, $1. so. $2. $2 50. $3 and $4.
WHITE VESTS.
The vogue of White Vests makes these good gifts for
men: 150. $2. $2.50. $3 and $3. so.
FANCY SHIRTS
Broad choice of the newest
Nov. 20—8011 to Punk Siausoti.‘
Nov. 20—Son to Charles Popp.
Nov. 23-80u to William Newland.
Nov. 23~Daughter .to Stephen Wood .
ward.
Nov. Zl-Son to Jacob Levomsiem.
Nov. 26—8011 to Chas. E. Gray.
Nov. 25-43011 to Geo. B. Montgomery
Nov. 28~Dauxbter to Chan. Page.
Nov:.28—-Son to Oscar Olson.
Nov. 29-Duugliter to Chile Devin.
NM; £39~Dsughter to Anthony Make
v c
DOES NOT‘WANT CONSOLIDATIOB
“.m—
llesldsnt of Strawberry Hill
. Some Questions.
Editor Evening Sentinel,
d Cap Of for at $2.50: of plush
rand $1 50.
JOSELOFF’S
72". Main St. 50. News”!
TELEPHONE. 381—5.
ood Umbrellas for gifts for men
“5c engrave names or initials free.
R Brest Rivet; oi Visions;
Our ceaseless effort is to give you' something newer and better than you have had before. .
and at more advantageous prices than equal quantities can be obtained elsewhere.
‘ :I'lllo new ruchlugs charming
0 wide ones‘i if you have s good
wear them by all means.
i; is said that women wear furs
merely because they are fashionable--
men say. this, but i Iliiep‘ect if Women
‘11, are in the habit?! wearing furs
we tolesve them 0 for a day they
1! mitts the warmth they provide
Ill take cold: in consequence
on thousha sleeve Is not very
sit“ the eshoulder. «his greatest ful-
11th
Ask:
in soft and still” bosom fancy
,llslslns" are healthy so are cute;
suits them oftener thsn you do.
In Salt velvet of old rose color
s gown with which ermine her-I
’ perfectly
is the season when aunt pod.
are relished, and probably the
«unset. is the bar
Did you or melting he ll
.L babitsnts of the Town of Norwnik llv
Dear Sire—For the benefit of the in
in: outside of the city limits, 1 woulr'
no toinquire what right have the in
habitants of the town living withli
the city limits to callia town meeting
when the object is to extend the «It:
mils. Deep not the 111w require the
by shall first obtain the consent of
the inhabitentu outside of the city
Shirts. $1.00 to 31.50.
g SUIT CASES.
A gift any man will be proud to receive is one of these
good Suit Cases: $1 so to 8111
GOOD CLOTHES MAKE GOOD GIFTS.
Here are good and stylish Suits and Overcome for men
and be a, substantial. serviceable and ccrtsin of appreciation.
THINGS NEEDED
To Prepare for the Christmas Feast.
For your Fruit Cake we have the choicest new Currents, Raisins. Citron, Orange and Lemon
Pool. A No. l Flour and Pure Lvaf lord. Use these goods and your cake will be delicious.
We are. showing s most extensive line of good things to eat that appeal to you at this time.
Delicious Coffee. Sweet Rosy Teas. English Walnut Meats. Pecan Meats. Jordan Shelled Almonds.
Swill-d Prunes. Pulled Figs. Cluster Raisins. Mince Meat. Etc.
with brown stint“? it In delic lover you buy here for a gift we will put up in s neat
box for you. and deliver when you say.
recurs & STEVENS
Successors In Camus” am.
more uonwanx.
iIIuIts within the territory they wish to u
like In. before the city has a. right t
.1 to lbomiu? . in other words; on
—;W one city cell 11 town meeting and vet: ’
to take the whole town Into the city
then turn around and cell a city meet
Inn: and swept Its own doings? 'l‘hl
claims for the call of the town meet
. log are all residents of the city. I
don‘t use that we who no ouiillile till
city limits are to have anything to say
And after we are when In we (site i
for granted that we will butt-enter
with the some couuldornllm. if the
object in to shift the burden of but
time fn’om their shoulders to ours. why
don’t they any so? We know they m
unset-lolly miserable and up are son
ry Io nee them catch at the straw
and struggle. if they would allow 1111,
we no doubt would come to their re
llol.
F. (111110 DRY.
Strawberry Hill. Norwnik. Conn.
Decmubor lbth. 1904.
my oissows‘rxetimsur.
BUDAPEST. Hungary. Dull. 1e.-n1
Fancy Fruits in glass. Jams and Marmaladcs Look to us for fine Sweet Oranges, Grape
hull. Bananas. Apples and Grapes. You \viiltcnjoy anything you buy at this store. V ..
Charles E Seymour.) .*
LIADINO CROCIHI
tits best medicines the mar- .
V for building up run down folks
11111th out ofth‘rosi sod lull!
. ._ . It is especially benefic-
ilui‘ins and sits: sli deplstlnit
such so typhoid fever.
thorlym Eta-mill. A. Barnum.
Dsnburr. Goon.
Millimeter-«.111 15111.11.
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finders and ”primate.
I3 was'r waist-11131141011 org.
.[lili’ Presideni ails
pi. believes In :1 uses mi, and If you out with us on will not it. We have 111. no.“ stock of {they
and staple groceries"! s Hematite st prices that I". wil in the men of 1111. Our selling prices are name In
Wu“ 3..» ”w. .my fly and It you pay more than we ask Mr «tables you are throwing your herd-um“:
money smy. ’ 11 W
Wl' PAY FOR YHI STAMPS. YOU GIT TRIM FREE A. A SHARE OF OUR NIGHTS.
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Hfllliliill dunnuuemeni
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Lsdln‘ solid 14 lit. Geld William Watches from $10.00 up.
tsdiss‘ Gold Filled Watches puprsnme to wesr for so yum. $10.“ up.
very 15.161.11.11. prices.
acumen:
33PM L. WALZ, Prop.
. ‘ H WW 1“ 13 lbs. Lsr s c111. Prune . 35o
Ill 33%; , if": ”galaxy“? 3%:ng Gently new Filled Walther» Watches guaranteed rerouting-s; 111.111 1111. 21:? swag: Mamie. «1.. his I; lbs. 3...“, ”“11." . I lilo
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would be obliged to Illsuolvra Pious. guaranteed to wear and 6m satisfaction. . NM me Raisins lb» 100 "W b.“ » 1 ”9" “m" ”m” I g
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All articles “jail to be stigma will am Initials In as m.
“ All engraving item by first-clues conveyor. , V I .
Id “SONS OPEN lV'NlNG‘ UNWL A” H c ‘
when. .
Gold lice
New Layer “figs.“ 2 1 mm Show. condition“,
to soar steel-i irons 1111111 1 ts. {they no.1 run. 4011.
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