ested in Baton Point.
, a ten yearsblétbe
y «resort. He1&.ths
,. Morel line steamers. and
" that the boot met. in
p ‘ animus “various iii-
1 iii“. section, will he more
‘i new nflfll‘ than ever be.
vlo‘telon .of the regulation
in an omcial communica-
ptsln Brownson. superinten-
.. e violate this shipment will
Wound. ‘ ‘There seems “to have
midllhipmen in regard" to this ‘rnsti
T ' , iof‘them acting under these:
‘ ithat dismissal would only
‘lnvllilay. 1903.1lve crates of coal.
_ iholdlngtwo tons, were sunk in
5 basin; and a‘Slmilar quantity was
placedfat the scaling point in small
pen-covered with tarpauiins. ' Six
thsxago some of the submerged
coal was, raised and burned, in cent
which had been kept on land,
\ . hich ha dbeen kept on land.
'dsth’e’results showed that the sub-
'ergod’ooal had greater calorific quai-
es. ‘ A similar, test is to be made
the present occasion
an—.~_....~_._——
"Teacup ‘couces'r.
V‘l‘o- Be Given, Tomorrow by'Grscs Bali;
* ‘ ‘tlet Sunday School.
sacred concert will be given by
themembsrs of the Grace Baptist Sun.
streets.“8unday afternoon state‘s
lock. An. interesting program , has
bye .arrauged..;.conducted by Miss
Mrs. Mary Morrow, assisted by
0, .CO'rlntendent.‘C. D. Loyd.
be, lag Chorus-Pardon. Peace and
. ,ower.
Mm- ' h: \ '
Mrs. D. 8. Thomas.
et‘w—fisved by Grace.
'.'- s
iMartha White and Mary
. ' Morrow.
S. E. Morrow.
an The Shepherd’s Cry,
' remit p. Thomas and Miss Maggie
. Harris.
'Mlns.
-;.Mlss Mary Thompson.
. " The-'Bsptvzlilrisnd tellers.
In Options Harris. Mrs. Mary Mo.-
‘row‘. Dempsey Williams and D.
i * ‘ .- w. Grimn.
Muse—Self Denial .
,_ ‘ «A. f Mlss‘iil.‘ fiarrls. .
“9",“me and Goliath.
Prof; Perkins and D. W. Grime.
oral Discussionr-Are th‘e Misfor-
, y of Men Mostly chargeable on
. cursive» ' ‘ ‘
ntroduced by Mrs. Mary Morrow.
-' Miss Corinne Harris.
mu ’«‘.v,.i_.‘ .'
went. (3; 13. Lloyd.
’.
r . .3.
Mum Morrow. Messrs.
Militant-didflflme». ~.,
ONINE
has been used in my family with
g" t spouses. both as a builder
‘gth widower. and In our-
, he and colds. it is a prop.
“ bunt surpassing worth and l
,_ ' , ly recommend itm'l‘. C. Mll-
ler incident of the Danbury
Conn.) National thank.
Atoll Drug Stores. 25c. 500. $1.
.. i‘. . «.
W mws
he Clifford”
when 1.. wow. Prop”
Hotel Mnhsckcmo,
‘m'e "" octuMsiA Bib
“ ILOPMIM co.
it company
. Th: local ’nuusuon raised by Attila ‘
Hm A"? ? Timid Motrin
'Miibiiib [hllillllils Gilli ,
u TWhen you chine tofbuygift‘s‘ for men. mine to s also
, he prises most as ‘ ts. ‘ Come rethi- man’s
store if you weul be sure of stylesn quality utdpwortlu-
. Make your «selections from (this list. andyoumili be sure
to please “him."u Stocked": generously large and varied, and
prices are modest. considering
HOUSE COATS.
Good Costs. ma
hsswitodrami tor to time hens. .
’ store for insulin
1 Mr. Hartlgan was fined, airport»
y.
'quality and goodness:
”owner. . When this-,ease some up. on
the previous occasion. Attorney Keogh.
whoxreprssents merrier-tissue. mode a
V e of double-faced cloths. good to bee
” ' protest against the associate judge
men homeeveninge. $5. $6. $7.50 to 0:0.
BATH ROBES. .
»»Cornf0rtnble garments used much by men to lounge in}
'1‘ so" -. re
mil sum
judge.
QTIV’QW . ‘, . .
nay; ohu. Keogh in reference to Mao
clots .ludge :llldwsnd V. M. lmkwood
‘ rosecutihghilqilor cases before Judse
outing it; your has been recorniasu .
byes gs Taylor and Judge laockWood
'l‘h postponed til i pimp. Mao;
rice antigen. of wateri‘atreet. for
keeping her saloon open after. puts.
into be tried at 3 p. ‘m.‘today,'it tll' .
Town .Court in Havilandstreet. an
Judie Downs. of Stamford, is do; ill
Judge Taylor‘s place, on the bench.
for being behind the. on the
casion oi the raid. and'noW'Mrs.
rtigen is being tried for being the
prosecuting a case before his brother
‘ ‘ ,of wool and ‘toweling. $2.53. $3.50. $5. $7.50. 810. . '.
HANDKERCHIEFS. { .
No than ever has too many good ones—these are good
ones. Plain white with and without initials. 15c.‘c for 2
25c and 50s. Plain silk ones. 25:. 50c and $1. 'Sllk iul
ones. 25c and sec.
MUFFLERS. ‘
Handsome Silk Mufflers.
Esslliorwaikf, Makes "Protest ’03 "”- nouns Y8 0"“
Againstgmrs
(continued From First Page.»
toward appointingcommlttees to prop.
orly present our ola.ms as the meeting
shall deem advisable.
Dated. December 7. 1904.
Leo‘ Davis. 'W. Wheeler, s‘. B. Baker,
XV. E'WLewi'kA' 1:! igfner, W. H. Bil-
, er. . c e, _ . Waterbur ,. C.
,_ e, naval academy. that said .Ls'crolx. Harry Wilson. B. Bruns’t'rup,
M. P. Shea, John Keogh, H. D. Wright.
J. L. Hoyt, How. Gorbam. John H.
mammalian on iuie‘ rs": $33"? amni- H' Ema” M‘
fltensvyi department. has ' plain and figured, $1} $1.59. $2
uAlways welcome as gifts—knit Gloves. ass and sec; lined.
Wool lined Gloves.
Dress Gloves. some silk lined. $1, $1.50
50c. $1 and $1
Squirrel lined.
and‘$c; fer boys. $r.
SUSPENDERS. A
Those designed especially for gifts come put up in individ.
usl boxes: 50c. $1. Arm Elastics. 25c and sec.
Supporters. 25c and 40c.
NEC'KWEAR.
From the large variety of new silks we show you may
select with the confidence that every style is new and
correct. Four-in-Hands. Ascots. Puffs
, . Lambert. A. 'E.
Baldwin. Thomas J. Kean, E. L. Ed—
mond,lGeorge .8. Morgan. Charles A.
Brown, B‘. h‘. Sherwood, H. A. Tuttle.
John .Guttcridge, Jr., John H. Taylor.
Louis E. Reynolds. 0. St. John. T. B.
Sm thy. F. Cll‘l‘.
it was acceilted by-the meeting and
the following resolution was then pro
aghast! IbgOVlgll‘lipm s. Tate and second-
- g .. mm .3 Y v a.
months ago have been m . Whereas. flout portion of the Town
‘or Norwailr.’ known as East Norwalk,
saying 3,500 population, is inadequate.
ly served by the trolley service of the
Connecticut Railway and Lighting
Company, and
Whereas. The prosperity of said
East Norwallt. and incidentally that of
:he. whole town, is hampered by said
defective service. and
Whereas, The transfer system of said
is unreasonable.
ind timeconsumlu
devised to render
tory, so as to extort as many fares as
scribers offer for sale the following
described real esla belonging to the,
estate of George E. unsbury. late of r
and String Tics.
‘ said Ridgelield deceased, vis:
SWEATERS.
Excellent values in boys' and men’s Sweaters. priced at
$1. $1.50. $2. $3. to $6. "Buster Brown"
WARM CAPS.
' ”Lots of comfort in a
and cloth at 25c. sec. 1 and $x.so.
UMBRELLAS.
A choice assortment of good Umbrellas for gifts for men
and women..$l to $6. We engrave names or initials free.
WARM COATS. ‘
Solid comfort in gifts like these: Sheep-lined canvas cpsts.~
$3.50; leather coats. $5; Ru isian vests
jackets, $r.5o. $2, $2.50, $3 and $4.
WHITE VESTS.
The vo us of White Vests makes til
1.50, $2, $2.50, $3 and $3.50.
FANCY SHIRTS.
Broad choice of the newest
Shirts. $1.00 to $1.503
SUIT CASES. ‘ .
A gift any man will be proud to receive is one of these
good Suit Cases: $x.5o‘ to $12. 1
GOOD CLOTHES MAKE GOOD GIFTS.
Here are good and stylish Suits and Overcoats for men
and he s. substantial, serviceable and certain of appyecistion.
W tever you buy here for a gift we will put up in a neat
box for you. and deliver when you say.
Roosssssrsszs
Successors to Cameroon Bros.
scorn NORWALK.
real estate in the City of South Nor~
walk. Connecticut, consisting of cer-
tain tract of land facing on South
Main and Havilsnd streets. with build.
lugs thereon.
Sweaters for
end Cap. Of for at $2.50; of plush
and is seemingly
operation nuga-
15th. 1904.
Whereas, An application of
' company 'is now pending before the
Souncll of the (Lty of Norwalk, for a
:urn‘out in said city, the avowed object
of which'ls to' enable the company to
.‘asteb Ontor‘lts services the present
orand inadequate sched-
-.............
. $2 and $3; Cardigan
Whereas, A humorously signed peti-
:ion addressed to thb management for
a, proper schedule has met with no re-
139911360“ change of schedule. there
‘ lor
Pi Harris, Miss Minnie T“ J Resolved, Theta committee of live
be appointed to wait upon the Council
of the C;ty‘ of “Norwalk. and protest
lgainst. the granting of the application
for a turnout.“ said turnout will en-
lble the company to perpetuate the
. present inconvenient and insufficient
_._ . nerves.
ct Loved by Grace. Resolved. “further, That said com-
mittee wait upon the Councils of the
Cities of Norwalk and South Norwalk.
and ask each body to appoint a com—
mittee to meet. With the committee of
this-district for'the purpose of adopt-
‘ as will remedy the
present conditions of the service as to
schedules and transfers. and which
will (remedy the inhuman conditions
prevailing at Monroe street, in South
'W‘?llchool,‘c0rner Quinceyiand Butler , see good gifts f"
in soft and stiff berm fancy
lug such measur
Resolved. further, That the residents
of East Norwalk particularly, and oth-
ers in the town withhold their pat-
onnre from the company. as far as
possible. until the company restores
its former convenient schedules. re~
forms its transfer system and pro-
VIdes suitable convenience for the’pnb-
lie at Monroe street.
At this point e flood or oratory broke
loose in which the lnadeuuate trolley
service was discussed by those pm
out in no spirit at all friendly to the
trolley company.
The“ speakers in favor of the reso-
lutiOn worsted Davids}. Iii, Gorhem.
‘Gllbertslll, Bogart. H. 'J. Hipe'on. John
Keogh. William Thompson. 'John J.
Walsh and William s. Tate.
' ‘ Mr:- Bogart bmurht up in addition
the matter of the draw bridge. which
-. is-open very often during the day at
times whenpeople are gong to their
work or returning home from it. Mr.
Bogart said the operation of the draw
. is very slowsnd that it is a great in-
convenience to the people to be com-
pelled to wait for it. to open and close.
He suggested that the committee in.
quire into -0 matter and see what can
be done with regard to lostslllngeleo-
trical or steam power for the purpose
of swinging the bridge. ,
"The committee was instructed to
’oonfcr withthe slielsctmen in record
to'ihis improvement
Several other sneakers expressed
themselves as in approval of the ides
bronchi out by Mr. Bogart.
The resolution was then unanimous-
lv adopted and a committee of live up
pointed by the chair to present the
resolution to the Common Councils of
Norvvalk and South Norwulk. '
committee comprises Gilbert E.
earl... Harry motion. John J, Walsh.
Enoch neuron and by amendment of
lilo resolution. Harry Rider.
LAST DIHMON OF 'i'H! NOVBLO.
Al. the First Methodist Church in:
marrow evening the pastor will con:
oludnthe short series of sermons on
"Bolus Nove's oi' the my:
to ‘bn'conuluered in Mrs. llumpbry
Ward's ”monitor."
TIL. CALL. 82-2.
emenl.
ulidag innnunc
new solid 14 kt. Gold Wllthlm Watches from stem up;
Lsdles' Gold Filled Watches guaranteed to wear for 20 years. 010.00 up.
nonte' Gold Filled Waltham Watches guaranteed for 20 years. 010.00 up.
GOLD OUARDQ AND VEST CHAINS.
almmons’ Goldy’h'ille'd Guards and Vest Chains. ill, but made. and all
guaranteed to wear and give utisfaotlen.
DIAMONDS. GOLD JEWELRY AND STERLING BILVER.
All articles designed to be engraved wlll have Initials enarsvid tree.
All engraving done by firetvolsee engraver. ,
STONE OPEN lVlNlNOO UNTll. AFTER OH!"
in. lulu, Jeweler,
40 Wall Street,
,. ”waterwacatterlng Precious Beedp
' mill.
Norwalk. Conn.
russsv resets. ,
ester sup snows
tor the Christmas plotter hangs on
one of the many books in our.ptore-
all but the “crisp slid‘brown" part.
which we must leave to your oven and
will have the "due birds.”
though. as any export can tell by look-r
Come in and tells your pick esrv
iy enough to get the best.
lng to «all a lot this your.
schools? petite”!
22 wssmuorosl infill
. on topmost or.
A brief summary ‘ is»... W
of lbr litmltls siren uml the Christian W
suggestions «topsiderutl.
the Huntley before tlhrlsimss two so
los'w'ill be rennet-mi
Monolith. as follows:
Conlrslto Buliwllo illicit
. ............. linuilr-l
Mrs. Franklin irvlug Smith.
Blillhmlifljoltru
Zion ......... llnliilcl
{ERIN DlVlbINb *"l‘m ”‘“"°""“”‘
F“ 0 PI! GINT.
OLD cnow. Mason's. Mourns.
MouoquHsta. sou.
- METROPOLITAN. very 9003. 70c. 26 in. and 28 in. Umbrellas for Menand Women—made of line grade
'0“) HOLLAND GIN. PORT. CHER- cloth. plain and trimmed handfes.
. RY. OLARBT. AT 0150
THE seer VALUE svsn ore-are ' ‘
ED IN ““3 CITY. 26 in, and 28 in, Umbrellas of due taffeta—neatly trimmed handles—«-
The Zcilfuss Pharmntiy.‘
0 N0. MAN 07.. so. NORWALK. AT 5200. $2.60 To $5.00
Noiire.
i
Pursuant to an order of the Probate
dated December 15th. 1904. the sub-
The undivided one third interest in
[Umbrellas sre justly recognised is among the best or holiday offerr
. lugs—always indorsed. moderate in cost, a‘oonetant reminder offi‘the/
We have carefully selected our entire stock—smalls expressly
‘ to our order—fully guaranteed and sold during the Holiday time at the
We have made a special reduction same low prices that has made this department a special feature or our
on all our liquor and wines. popular priced store.
donor.
MARYLAND neoucso to sun. AT 81-00
the equal of any'32.00 umbrella elsewhere.
Very Fine Umbrellas. specially selected handles, extra line high, made
of taffeta—~in sizes and style for men and women—black and col.
ore—an exceptional choice assortment-mould be fairly priced at
$3.00 and $4.00~the usual Boston Store guarantee.
Court for the District ofuleiugeneld 300—44 inch Children's Umbrellas for both boys and girls at
N. Bx—All Umbrellas at $2.00 and over your monogram free.
automatons”
500. 750 AND 01.00.
“ Lewis R. Hurlbutt
George L. Rockwell.
Execution.
Dated at Ridseheld. Conn, Dec
SPECIAL.
e
3 pkg. P. C. Flour ........
3 pkg. Oat Meal
-
John H. bell. -—-—-._.._
ECONOMY IS WEALTH.“
The Rector Gas Lamp investment 00., of Stamford, Conn, are manufac»
d 16 0t turlng. renting and selling the best. and mml economical Gas Lump ever
placed upon the market.
Let Us Give You a Painter.
1 cans good Corn ,,,,,,,,,,,, 25c. Bo sure are they of the ground upon which they stand that they are
3 cans good Poss ,,,,, 25¢ preper to place one of the Rector Lamps in your house or place of busi-
2‘cans good Salomo- ......... 25c. nose for a four days‘ trial at no expense to you.
3 cans good milk ............ 25c. W8 Notify You Now
3 ““9 30°“ 3°“? ------------ :5?” That if you accept this offer. run LAMP WILL SELL ITSELF, be» »
g 3:: £3: DEE: """""" 2}}: course it will demonstrate beyond the possibility of a doubt that it will
25 give more light. than any two Gas 'Lamps of any other make or any two
252‘ ordinary incandescent Electric Lights.
2 pkg. Buck-wheat ............ 25c. ,li Wlllvfian You Money,
2 0118- F0706 . 2513- Because it does the work of any two lamps of any other make; costs
3 pks- Cream 0‘ Wheat ---------- 256- you less for gas to light your placeof business; protects your eyes: costs
3M8. Raisins -------------- . ----- 35% you less for broken Mantles and Glass Ware than do. other Lamps: out
3 PM- Currants ---------- ~ ---- 350- wears and outlasts any other Lamp you can buy. In other words its on
J o s E LOF F ’ s 110993“. economical Gus Lamp [0 buy.
THE RECTOR GAS LflMP INVESTMENT CO.
. . . Norwaur r. 0. BOX 604, -
72” $33,533:... 5. r. n, moxwoon a co, Agents. 39 WALL sr., nonwanx. cons.
N0. 314 ATLANTIC ST.. STAMFORD. CONN.
TUiiif’HONE 302-4.
‘3 Stout fitted oi Values.
83 WEST WAOHINOTQN 01‘s
messy sway.
2 'b.e NM XX N"... W,
New Inglis» Walnuts. lbs 140
Funny News corslosn Citron. lb., 17'sI
New Orange or Lemon Peel. ll». to,
New 0st». "3., 7o; 0 lbs. for use
New macs Rollins, is. incl
New Cleaned Our-rents. ”9., 00: 25°,
for ; . . ,
Vleterls Brand Seeded Heloise. 00 Pig
Dur en’s none or Thyme bolt.
Nev? Layer Figs. 2 llfsti'idr 200‘
no mementos cream.
. WWI-l WWWMJK.
NM Yfl'll Bit! ~.‘_ , ' Mrs, Fusions Houlh-lilnton. , limousine“
» «’rness our. news. .'.
I [luv President Says
He believes in a have seal. and if you desl with us “on will as! it. We how the largest mick of fancy
and staple groceries in he Norwslke at prices that are wit
the local papers every day and it you pay more than we ask for «tables you In throwing your ”mum“
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.
mines NEEDED"
To Prepare for the Christmas Feast.
For your Fruit Cake we have the choicest new Currants. Raisins. Citron. Orange and Lemon
Peel. A No. l Flouraud Pure Leaf Lard. Use these goods and your cake will be delicious.
We are showing a 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,
Stufi'cd'Prunes. Pulled Figs. Cluster Raisins. Mince Meat. Etc.
Fancy Fruits in glass. Jams and Marmaladcs. Look to us for fine Sit/col Oranges, Grape
Fruit. Bananas. Apples and Grapes. You will enjoy anything you buy at this store.
Charles E. Seymour,
LEADING OIOOIR, OOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
in the reach of all. Our selling prices are quoted In
nemussm we My son THI cramps. vou our room runs as A smile or con Paosirs.
13 lbs. Lorne col. Prunes . as
‘2 lbs, Ivan Peaches. m
. agguwat'xfl’ New lune. Apples. lh.. lilo
pound 3 Flips. None lush Mince Meet. its
very but 2 Phys. Grape Nuts, 260
No. 1 Tea 3 Guns Aster arena Milli. ills
st 600. 'Crown Aster Brand Jam. in. tile
a delicious drink. 4 ,2 can: Gold Honk elites flees. 200
{Gold Book duper Corn can. we
Lens Christmas Candles. to...
so sour arm» ruse Wire 1 as. user so. 2 rss. 400. .
so HUNT argues vase Wi'l' a 1 LI. ouoios so. a ran. are.
' 10 Hour cramps-ens: wrru l as. our JAVA s moons corpse. zoo.
s Hour cram-erase Wl'l'l-l v Lemma s. mmcmso coerce, 20¢.
rhzmw York Grocery Symon!!!
unlit mam,
NORWMJK'tl seminar . some”: :-
, canons
r arenas. muons dell ism. ,
Norwalk Chronicler