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WEATHER FOR CAST.
For Norwallt and vIolnlty: Rain or
snow. Warmer toni bl. Tuesday" fall,
A storm is central bis morning. over
Luke i'iurolz. It in pmililcihs ulbndy
eastern see any with, iightsnow In
the Lake on. " This vicinityumll 1111'
on the southern and of the storm to«
night. (30111111101111 favor for this vicin-
11y cloudy weather with slightly high-
er temperature with rain or snow to-
night, foii‘owud on Tuesday by clout-
in: and slightly cOlder weather, ‘,
Delano Decker, of Crescent Terrace.
is sic . 1
Miss Marlon Lee, of ll‘oirllel‘d avenue,
is visiting friends In Bridgeport.
A new telephone has been lnstalirti
In the Elm Grove Grocery Company 1-1
store. ..
wPlctures framed to order Store
oppn evenings. Decker a 87 Wash. 81
. 81 1(1'clott)1.
weather throughout the central and ‘
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Sterling. or
Fairlield, spent Sunday with friends in
Nor-walk
Attorney Alitod E Austin Is quite
ill at his home. corner of West ltvonuc
and Arch stwreel ' 1
Our Blother‘s Loose, I 0. 0.11.,111
210111111.qu meet this evening, when
officers 'w.ll be nominated.
”Sleighs at Luther M. Wrights.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence 11‘. Osborne
of Norwsllt, will leave town this week
fora sojourn in California.
The Norwalk Town Board Of School
Visitors will hold its morithiy meeting
tomorrow evening in Norwalk.
Five workmen tor the American 'i‘ei
ozraph and 'i'eiephone Cbmpany nrriv«
ed in south Norwalk’ Friday evening
-—Boys‘ Winter Cups. O‘Brie'n‘s.
Old Well Lodge, No. 108, F‘. and A.
M.. will hold its annual election .01
olilcérs tomorrow evening at. o‘clock.
The Barbers' Union will hold its an-
nual election tomorrow evening at
the Labor Lyceum in South Main
street.
Mound Mrs. Leroy Adams. of South
Norwuik, spout Sunday with Mrs. Ari-
anls' parents, Mr. and Mrs. P. Kohier.
In Southport.
~Canes for Xmas. O‘ilriun's.
Miss Edna nghatn. of Fairtlt-ld,
spent. Saturday and Sunday with liw
parents. Prof .untl Mrs. lioruoo ll. Wig-
haln, in Norwalk.
~Sol’t. and Still Hats, O'Brlon‘s.
An exooptlonally luterrsting mot-tin 1:,
of the E‘pwortli League, of tho Nor-
wuik Mutuodisl Church, was lii‘ill last
evening in the Sunday school room of
the church.
~Any man would be proud to own a
bandsonle bnth robe, and especially
proud of one as a gift. Rogers & Ste
vans are proud of their showing 01‘
bath robes, priced from $8 to $IL’.
The Hartford (‘ouruni has boon
making an extended inoulry into the
conditions of drought existing in (ion-
necticut at. prescnt. it ilnds that the
drought. in gout-rel throughout the
state but that Windham c‘ouuty ls
probably suffering more sovoroiy than
any other section. Wells ato dry, ros-
ervoirs low.;stlrnma practically with-
out water in many places and mills
that depend wholly on power must
ceasesopcrations soon unless there in
rain. .
- Hartford, Waterbury and Bridgeport.
’ Pine and lidly Wreaths.
.111 voted to hold only
a month in the future
, ill be on the first Holiday oi
millionth. No meeting, the lure,
will tonight
.1 have discovered
cmnlurtublo house coat or
it 1; jacket is a strong inducement
lol- it man to stay home evenings. Ros-
11111119111 or, 1111111191111 how
oats m’land 115mg ins 111111111111, priced
Th Molar monthly meeting of the
son 2.1111111111101169. or 111131911
not; tors qt tins south Norwnilt con
grbflatlonal Church, will be held at the
home or Miss lander. 117 West street,
on Tuesday evening. December 20, at
The upper Norwallt harbor is now
heavily covered with ice and several
hosts are htld in its clbtcheu.. lisp-
ullr. however, two. or them are barges
loaded with cool A number of boys
ventured out on the ice Saturday and
yesterday for a skate.
-—New Derby for Xmas O'Brien a.
“Connecticut School Document No.
20~1904." conlalmns the reporni of the
agents of the board who inspeéted the
schools of Somers, Beacon Falls, Bur-
Huston. Bethlehem. East (trashy
North Canaan and Prospect, has becn
issued by the State Board of Educa-
lion.
"The members of the Norwalh Club
are anticipating a pleasant occasion
for. tomorrow evealnx. There will tie
a smoker at the clan for manners lulu
nonresident 3116131111119 Jerome
Mity Rabin Club. of Bridgeport, will
participate in the entertainment pm-
slam 1
~.-An ounce of prevention is worth
several pounds or cure. Now that
winter is coming on, a, telephone saves
more” than its cost. simply as a proven-
tation by saving out- door trips that
would Otherwise be necessary in dis
able weather. The 80. New Eng
Tel. 00.. Washington St 80 Nor.
Alfred 11 Hopkins. the railway mail
cilirlt.’ began his new run from New
rel-11 to New Haven, on the train
which passes through 80th Norwalll
about; 3 a. m. for Boston. yesterday
morning. He Is succeeded on the snub.
Nortrallt and Dunbury run by R H.
Chabliell of New Haven,
~lln1brellas for Xmas. O‘Brien's.
At the Allyn House. Hartford, next
Thursday t-venlng. State Chairman
Michael Kenoaly of the Republican
Committee w.“ give a complimentary
dinner to the members of the commit-
tee and tho chairman of the Renault
can town committees of New Haven.
——A sweater makes an excellent.
Xmas gift, for man. boy or girl. Ro-
gers d; Sit-vene- have a large assort-
ment of good sweaters {Or all ages,
in many colors, from $1 to 38:
William Raymond New Haven: .1.
D. Hitler, N. l“. (liddon, .lr., l“. S.
Moody and wife. W. A._Pnru, J 1*
Brown, New York; D. I". McGee, Ever:
011 A. Moore, Hartford: 1'". ‘l-ostel.
Georgetown: E. S. Bumpy, Stamford:
(laplnin B. 1). Coleman, it“. (loodieilow
titular Bryan, 11. A. Mcr‘itridze; Miss
hlcFllrltlge. (2. F. Osborn, South Nor-
walk: F. G, Garrett, George R. Bumps,
Bridgeport, wore guests Saturday anti
yesterday at the Hotel Clifford.
'Tbo Norwalk city council will prob—
11ny hold its last. him-ting of the year
this evening at the council chamber
In Wall street. At this time the an
tiual report of Chief .l. Thornton Prow-
itl. oi the Fire Department, will be re-
roived‘unli othrr matters will be clos-
ed lip. At this time also there will be
a furtlwr discussion over the lulvlll-
ability of permitting the Conllt‘l‘tlcul
Rallumy and Lighting Company to put
in a new switch In East avenue, bo-
tweon Hondrlrks avenue and Sherry
street.
~Call and [40611.0'Brlen‘p.
500 81111106 and Iiai
111111 21111113 Imus
m rmm' «usurious in
rows.
*201 up.
Rillltiiiig, Militias. [up
bury to: the state Normal School all“
is, 05‘ AS Lili’iSimiib iliiis
,.
when on come to 1111 tits for men.
store for 11161111115.» y g
3101'er eu wool be sure in style and quality. and Worth.
1 our attention: from this list. and you will be sure
to piled»; ‘ ltd. " Stocks are generously large and varied, and
prices are modest, considering quality and goodness.
noose flours
Good Goats, made of doubieofaced cloths. good to keep
‘1 men home evenings, $5, $6. $7.51; to $10.
BATH ROBES.
Comfortable garments used 11inch by men to lounge in;
of wool and toweling, $2. 50. $3 50. $5, $7. 50. $10.
HANDKERCHIEFS.
No man ever has too many good ones-athese are good
ones. Plain White with and without initials, 1512.2 forg 25c,
25c and soc. Plain silk on as, 251:, 50c and $1. Silk initial
ones, 35c and 59:.
MUFFLERS.
Handsome Sill: Mufflers, plain and figured, $1. $1 50. $2
and $3
GLOVES.
Alws s welcome as gifts—knit Gloves, use and sec; lined .
501:, 1 and $1. 50. Wool lined Gloves, $2. $3 and $4.
Squirrel lined, $5. Dress G.oves,s1omo silk lined. $1. $1.50
and $2; for boys. 81. . -
SUSPEN DERS.
Those designed especially for gifts come put up in individ-
ual 1101163: 501:. $1. Ann Elastics. 25c and soc. Hose
Supporters, use and 401:.
NECKWEAR. "
me the large variety of new silks we show you may
select with the confidence that every It is is new and
correct, Four-in— Hands, Assets, Puffs an String Ties.
25c, soc, $1.
SWEATERS. ‘ '
Excellent values 111 boys’ aid men’s Sweaters, priced at
$1, $1.50, $2, $3. to $6. “B later Brown" Sweaters for
boys, $1.
WARM CAPS.
Lots of comfort in a good Cap. Of for at $3 50; of plush
and cloth at 35c, soc. $1 and $1.50.
UMBRELLAS.
A clinic: assortment of go 3d Umbrellas for gifts for men
and Women, $1 to $13. We engrave names or initials free.
WARM COATS.
Solid comfort in gifts like 1' use: Sheep-lined canvas costs.
$3.50; leather coats, $511211 sian vests, $2 and $3; Cardigan
jackets. $1. 50, $2. $2. 50, $3 and $4
WHITE VESTS.
The vogue of White Vests makes these
men: $1. 50, $2, $2. 5o, $3 and $3. 50.
FANCY SHIRTS.
Broad choice of the newest in soft and stiff bosom'"fancy
Shirts, $1.00 to $1.30.
SUIT CASES.
A gift any man w. it be proud to receive is one of these
good Suit Cases: $1. 50 to $12. 1 .\
GOOD CLOTHES MAKE GOOD GIFTS
Here are good and stylish Suits and Overcoats for men
and boys. substantial. serviceable and certain of appreciation.
Whatever you buy here 10. a gift we will put up in a neat
box for you. and deliver when you say.
conic to a 11111113
good gifts for
ROGERS & STEVENS
Successors to Comatoaln Bros.
1191‘ price; most as gifts. Clinic to this man s .
SOUTH NORWALK.
TIL. CALL. 32-2.
m
HOLIDAY UMBRELLAS
Handsome handles. durable covers and stout frames are the charscr
pristine of the umbrellas sold here, and our values. as you may easily
know from comparison. are the best altered in The Norwsiks. When you
buy an umbrella here, you buy one with merit from end to end, and you buy
it at a money saving price.
N. E. RYAN.
66 Washington Street. South Norwallt.
HAVE YOU GOT ONE OF THOSE
DOLLS ?
That we are at up for 39 m? it not
.0 . I I N I Isl E '
tor poo'nts are swallounp lo the fact that this Is a amt bargain and they
s
outline very cheep.
A. J ANGEVINE ll. SO‘i.
rump noon QILGWIHIATNm.
ill Was dual m S .. S with Noml't.
“.8011 and Plush 1.1111111. O’Brien' I.
Weekly chloride:- or must Avenue
Methodist Episcopal Church: Tuesday
Nil b. 1n. class nice 11¢ in primary
cm A full stir-111 ance desired:
Wednesday '1 iii 11. 1a.. arsed rehear
11111 of Christmas music In Sunday
gschooi room. 11.1.)“. 1111111011. leader;
Thursday 1: 411 p. 111.. church prayer
meeting; Friday“! .15 p. at. meeting of
The Junior Band: sander. Gin-ism
day, s 111111 music. morals: Ind even-
his, outlay, on. 23,3111“ depart.
multimillion new in 119111».
A party of young women from 1101-!
will visited this city last evening on
usluislnride. It. was a lncrtyp mt
:nd the members appeared to lie I’hay—q
in; a lolly time. They stopped at one 10
of the local restaurants for supper.“-
Stats 11111 AGVWO, salurdsy. 1
till lists for “Xmas. O'Brien’s.
Wlterliury. whose fight against Dana
pmpri a lion in the General Assemblil
two ”are no 11111111 not yet been for-
on [as 101 ml givenupltoe
in itdtlonut ' wit
Id. hooltlbrlaupum
6111""? in '3
I10
331'“ at» nm some DOLL cannons: me no cam-o, which an ‘
,' ROLLING UP DOLLARS
is best accomplished by placing what
you have in it good savings bank. For
as soon as they are doposltod they coul-
moncs rolling up more for you. And
111;;‘ more you deposit the luster they
re .
rut scum 1mm
‘ Sill/1111123 BANK
is prepared to start your dollars rolling
at once. it Is not necessary that you
should have a large sum In order to be
gin the process Start the account
with what you have even if it is only
a few dollars.
THE SOUTH NORWALK SAVINGS
UNITED BANKK BUILDING.
POPULAR AMUSEMENTS.
HOYT’S THEATRE.
Two NIGHT’G ENGAGEMENT.
FRIDAV ‘ANQ BATURDAY. DEC.
23RD AND 24TH.
i ss'rusosv MATINEE.
MR. HARRY MARTELI.
Presents the Bountiful Temperance
Drama.
_"The Volunteer Or-
1 ganisl”
BY WM. 3. GRAV.
The Mast-Talked About Play of the
aEE—Tho Realistic Bnow 810m.
The Beautiful Cling-ch Scene.
1 Tu. 1.11. Saving Dogs.
. This Elegant Production.
Endorsed by the Clergy of Every De-
nomination.
Presented by a Cast of Well Known
Players.
PRICES—Evening, 25c, 35c and 506:
first fall.- rows in Orchestra, 756.
Motion. 15c, 25c and 351:.
ORDER OF NOTICE.
i
i
!
J Walter Thompson Company vs.
R. B Beiden eta. ale.
State of Connecticut. l‘u‘rfleld Coun
ty, Superior Court, 11s.. Bridgeport, De-
cember 9111 A. D. 1904.
Upon the complaint of the said J.
Walter Thompson Company praying
(for lessons therein set forth. for 9.
Judgment for $5, 000. (10 damages rt»
turnabio to the Superior Court, in and
for Fulrlleld County. on the first Tues.
day of Jmmary.1905 It appear-Int; to
and being found by the subscribing an.
tborlly that R. B Bride" one u ' C1
said defendants ls absent from this
state and gone to parts unknown. but
formerly reamed at Norwaik in said
Futrllold County.
Therefore Ordered, That notice or
the puudcncy of sold complaint be giv-
en by publishing this order In the
- Eveulnz Sentinel, a newspaper printed
,4 in South Norwalk in said town of NM-
. walk. three times successively,
com-
mencing on or before the 22 day of De
number, A. 1)., 1904.
Will. '1‘. llAVILAND.
Ass‘t. Clerk of the Superior Court, for
Fairlieid County.
State of Connecticut,
Fairlicld, as, him-walk.
16111, 1904.
County of
Conn, Dec.
and attested copy of the original
“Order of Notice" and of the endors
meats thereon
Attest.
WILLIAM F. Ri'l‘Cll.
Deputy Sheriff Fairlieid 01??th
._......-—.WW
NOTICE.
Siliiiil hut tinting
The inhabitants, legal voters, of the
Town of Norwaik. are hereby notified
and warned that a special town meet-
in: will be held in the Town Hall. on
,Wsil street. in the City of Not-walk.
Wednesday. December 2111. 1901. at 8
o’clock in the evening, for the pur-
pose of considering the question of
consolidating all of the territory now
- embraced in the boundaries or the
Town of Norwalk. into one city; and
to take such action as the meeting
may deem proper in the matter; all
pursuant to a petition for such meet-
lng signed by more than Monty also.
tors of 11qu town.
, Dated at said Norwulk, the 111111 day
of Decembéi 1901.
JOHN DEVINE.
ALFRED Milt-ION,
, JAMES A. BROWN.
301011111011 of the Town of Norwsllt
_ c111
‘ up. 1116‘s“ hi mi; 11 .a
‘bag, With leather handle,
The above and foreseing Is a true‘
sonar nos unit 11
it Is hard to
v . till
a
or overlooked.
want to Is
tho-Instinct ly randy than now.
CHRISTMAS HANDKERCHIEFS.
Of an tho important items that go
to make up the sum total of our Christ-
mas selling. there is no feature more
important than bandltsrbhleis. Such
assortments and values as We are
showing will surely command your at
tentlon.
Ladies' hemstltched heavy embroid-
sued bandketchiefs, very sheer linen.
st 390 each.
Lsdies' hemstltched embroidered
also embroidered scalloped bandkcr:
chiefs. a large assortment. at. 1250.
Ladies' plain hematitched and fancy
embroidered handkerchiefa, at 12151:,
150, 190 each.
Children's initial and plain hand-
kerchlefs, 1A dozen in a box, at 25¢ a
box.
LEATHER GOODS
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
Wish we had space to emphasize
the whole Christmas stock of leather
goods; wish we could tell you qt the
different items in detail; can only note
a few of the many worthy bargains 118
cm sp'aco' is limited
Ladies" leather nurses in black tan,
green and brown. 2511.
Ladies' seal pocket books, single or
double purses. 50c.
Black leather wrist bags, lined in
white with purse. 59c.
Square shaped black leather band
lined in
moire, $1 ‘
Black and brown leather wrist bags.
:1; igloo leather handle, moire lined.
83—85 WASHINGTON 8T.
barons 1111111111 “
Now for The Holiduu Sell lull
when: to brain. .
fill oils for: Izgnmty 1111,1211; to I; 11 lbs ,
n n I s we sv
‘ onths pilot. to Make“ this 11311111,; . ”M
he store has donned Ito christmn dress. out;
played to tho but IdVlMfll for any choosing. nothing has in
We are ready for the
right here that Ws'Ve nsvor been more nomplstely,, more
it will be a unity h
sq'ulpmntc
tI
grant throngs of gift buyers, 11‘ WV
7111: sis 111-1111va» ,
sooK‘ sets stems
Thousands oi books for 311111. A, 1 3'
these books will be found all
mean copyright books of they
special feature Will be a sale of
$1.211 copyright books by the most
ebratcd authors There are near
hundred titles in this line. and ‘11
the lot lasts you may scoot
them at one a volume Hundred
volumes of the world' s best liter
handsomely bound
BOOKS FOR BOYS
BOOKS FOR GIRLS
Special edition of gift. boobs. beau
tifuily bound 11 -
The posts in handsome cloths and , ,
leather bindings ,
A line equipment of Bibles
Toy books by the thousands
DOLL SELLING I8 A FEATURE
Those are dressed dolls. hid.3 111111111 .;
dolls not dressed, sleeping dottil ‘ ‘
dolls that never close an eye. dolls 61
all sites. all completions. all prices:
You’ll be pleased with the doll 6111111:
A large variety ct dressed 1111114111:
dressed dolls unusually bite, at 9.36.
validly oi brettiiy dressed dolls. .
with eyes that open and close, also .
the undressed dolls. at 60c and 73111.
Dressed dolls with 11111 and 111111, ' ' '
hair dressed with 81 Ins and utility
on fabrics, extremely pretty. at
1.3150 and $1. 98.
“opt
SOUTH noswstlt: ,
THE HOME TELEPH
APPRECIATED, MORE USEFUL AND CONVENI-
ENT EVERY DAY IN TH
THING ELSE ON YOUR
MUCH “BOTHER, " BRIN
SECURITY AND PROVIDES SO MUCH SOCIAL .‘ I
PLEASURE, THAT ITS PRESENCE IN THE HOME
IS A CONTINUAL BLESSING. TRY IT, AND SEE
IF THE SOUND OF ITS "CHRISTMAS BELLS” IS ‘
NOT THE MOST WELCO
ONE IS MORE HIGHLY
E YEAR THAN ANY-
LIST. IT SAVES SO
GS SUCH A SENSE OF
ME OF ALL.
The Southern N. E;
Telephone
Krieger
Block.
tumpnu
RAINEI
dou is ca e $9 76
Special Bargain
Best Ctavarzetie.
FAil. FUR till
I“ Washington «not.
A. "RAIL, PROP.
O A Tb.
CLOAK $101112
Norwalk Chronicler