For I Ngglslk glide vie lull
is; cell on.
snow IQNflII-I.§; NEW W
widen; s.
ml restores
on Is not the St. bow;
repent Valley. A die urbanco or con-
slderabln lute lty has moved east
lair slid
hwnll coir
ward and is it list oyor upper Michi;
m this storm 8. ' snow or rain has
fallen in the Little region. New York
state and Northern ow England dur-
ing the past twenty- our hours.
mainline at Luther M “Nights.
The horse Red star- 19 is timbers
in; a cargo of coal for Raymond
Brothers.
”Boys' Winter Cups. O’Brien’ 3.
William Mciiugll. of South Main
street. has secured a position at the
Public Market. ‘
~Necltwear. Davis. soIWash. St.
Uncas 'i‘rlhe‘, Improved Order oi lied
Men. will hold its annual nomination
of sinners toolshL . .
rled Hour and Mistletoe and
Hollym reatbll and Maine Xmas trees
at. P '1‘ Guneo'n
Next Sunday will be Christruns Dal.
but next MendayI will be generplly ob
starred as the Christmas holiday.
--'l‘he Globe Werenlclle Sectional-
Book Case. at A. J Collins & Co.
The Norwalk Ssivatlonists were in
Southport yesterday in search of
Christmas contribution to their dinner
fund.
-+A fancy vest is a welcome addi-
tion- to any man's wardrobe Newest
styles and fabrics in fancy vests at
Roget's d Stevens. priced from $l. 50
to $3 50 >
The Paiilters’ Union will hold a
meeting. Wednesday etching. when or
doors for the coming year will be
elected.
«Nothing more acceptable (or a
limo present t a nice piece of
furniture from A. I Collins & Co.
a National Ahlettc. club's basket-
dive will go to Stamford Monday.
January 2 to plny St Luke's team In
that lilies. '
~Ccnes for xiii» O'Brlen's.
The Trinity Branch Girls' Friendly
lety. will meet Thursday eveningM
at {ho home or Mrs. Isaac Jeanna to
West St.
-aney Vests. Davis. 85 Wash. st
While the, sleighiu Is excellent on
- did 'well traveled roe s in this vicinity
sonib‘ or the country roads are in bad
ships for sleighsr
«Pictures for Holiday gifts.
Studio.
Lady Jennings lodge. Shepherds of
Bethlehem. will hold a meeting. Wed-
nesday evening. at. Red Men‘ s hull ill
Wuhlhmu street
yummy Rockers at A J Collins &
(301's. from $1. 98 up.
Miss lrene Dibble one ot‘ the lunch
era In the South Norwalll public school.
is ill and Mrs. BnmtleIW .lloy.t Jr.
is substituting for her.
——Suit Qnsev. Davis 85 Wash St.
A blisludss meeting and rehearsal
of the Rough Rider Glee Club will be
held in G. A. ll Hall. NorWalk. this
be in toot. at 3:00
Art
morning over Lillie llur '
til Innis nose men
“mam fig; stationeryistoresr'
r‘li. I 6 I 80th Minn . ‘
Alli. Mill “II Well street. Norwalll
‘ i—F‘lllo line at Diamond rings at rec
aerobic prices at .linodfs
Cllli' 3rd Thorn son. whose unit was
frac tired and w c was hardly bruised.
slut a result of being WWII oi: or u
sleigh In Stamford. ls stlI In a critical
con ition at his home in Cross street.
*4 outlay neckwear is t often
mail only for holiday selling, and not
to wear well. it you would use in“
wear lot slits. so to More at .V-Ste
ens and set seed. unto-lime nsckww
that will win any man' s appreciatiorl
‘ Mauspnaners Davis, 35 Wash. St.
The 'regulnr monthly meeting of the
Whatsoev’er Circle of King's Daugh
tors. of the South Norwalli Congrega-
tional Church. will be held at the
I home of Miss Lauder. 67 West smelt.
this evening, December 20. at 8 o‘clock.
L-'-‘-Sofl. and Stiff Hats O‘Brienhs
John Tryon had the misfortune to
full irom one or C E. Seymollr'u walr-
ous today. I The horse was s. spirited
, one And started before Mr. Triton was
in the wagon. Mr. 'l‘l-yon tell to the
nouns. but very iortunatcly did not
sustain any bodil injuries He smash
ed a pair of eyes asses. however.
“1301118 very pretty designs In gold
Routines at. Road’s.
b A. Passarelli of Danburv. has
been up eluted manager or the Em
plre Aca y of Music for the eastern
division. This institution includes a
chain of music schools. those under
Mr. Passsrelii’s charge being; in pan
bury. Nomalll Port Chester and Ridge»
field. The Danbltry school will polo
cated in the rooms In the Treadwnll
block. Danbury. which Mr. Passnrelll
has occupied for several years.
--‘A man's store is‘l’he Dipper place
to buy men‘s handkerchiefs. IRogers
& Stevens show a his collection of
bit. generous bandkerchlefs plain and
Initinled. some costly boxed tor gift
giving. Modestiy priced.
(l. P Cooper and wile llartiord;
E, F. Bismley. ll. 8. Durant. W H. La
coy. i“. J. Burns. Mprvln J. Bacon. w.
A. Bohmann. J. Nathan. BostonzA
Williams. Geo Kobcr. S. J. Mustard;
Cholwnli. Jr” New- York;
a .Johnstown.hl ., IY.: ll ordain,
Sew Maven: W. E Levels. Glenbrook;
HM Jr.. Caindon, N.1J.;~ S. P.
Willard. Colohester. Conn; Georgeq h
Winslow. Fort Covlng‘tp‘n. Ky
shells yesterday at the Hole ’ti'lidord.
Albion: the: passengers as log to-
marrow by the steamel Rotterdam oi
the. llollsnd‘Aniericn lino will be Mr
and Mrs. Jacob Solisuier, booked by
Aunt. E. Apeil for Bulges on the
it inc
A.
is Co's and show them the Wonder-
innl‘l of Toys Already the great crowd
of dining purchasers have begun to
come. They are demonstrating that
it is possible to sell toys at the honest
mar sin of nrotit mulling it possible
for geopolitical parents to make their
hit rec happy on a small outlay. Bee
lolr advertisement.
4A sensible Holiday Gift and one
to be appreciated In any home; a slit
oriihto and useful. would be one of
I a bondsoimgo runs shown by A J
500 some audibl-
,5.IIIIIIIIII IIIQS'
m1 rlunyu‘tlc'riom m
Pine and Italy Wreaths
Wm. Mission Eng
merit. as well as taste in bullion neck.‘
“Bring the children to A. J. Collins
.I y he or
prices most as
sure of style an to
ions from this lion”!
store for
‘ store. it
thud . of double-faced cloths. good to keep I
“ ' Add rpm
ssuoxsncrhnrs
ones. Plain white with and without inl
ones, 25c. and soc. ;
iMUFF‘LER8; i . l ' I I '
3- I
GLOVES ‘ '
Always welcome as gimp—knit Gloves,
soc. $1 and $1. so. Wool lined Gloves,
and $2; for boys. $1.
SUSPENDERS
Supporters, a‘5c and 49c.
NECKWEAR.
select with the confidence that every
me. see. $1
SWEATERS.
Eireellc‘nt values' in bays' and men‘s S
boys. $1.
WARM CAPS.
Lots of comfort in a
and cloth at 25c, 50c,
UMBRELLAS.’
rand $1. 50.
WARM COATS.
jackets, $1. 50. $2. $2. 50. $3 and .$c.
, wm'rs vss'rs.
men: 1-50. $2. $2 50. $3 and $3. 50.
, FANCY SHIRTS.
Broad choice of the newest
Shirts, $1.00 to $1 50.
SUIT CASES.
good Suit Cases: 31. 50 to $12.
box for you, and deliver when you say
scum soswsul.
tot: "Alto gene‘t‘olillly ldrg ‘
solidi ring quality and goodness.
on go. $5.$6 $7. so to sip.
ts used much by men to lounge' in;
ling; $2.50. $3 so. $5. $7 50. $10.
No man ever has too many good chess—these are
also and soc; Plain silk ones. use}? on and $t. Sill: initial ‘
linsdndsome Sill: Mufflers. plain and figured. $1. $1.50, $2
Squirrel lincd.‘ $5- Dress Gloves. some sill; lined. $1. $2. 50
Those designed especially for gifts come not up in Individ- .
ual boxcs: 50c, $1. Arm Elastics, 25c and soc.
From the large variety of new silks we show you may
correct, Four-in-Hands. Assets, Pulls an
$1. $1. so.$2, $3. to $6. “Buster Brown" Sweaters for
d Cup. Of fur at $2. 50; of plush
A choice assortment of good Umbrellas for gifts for men
and women. $1 to $6. We engrsve nan-lbs or Initials free.
Solid comfort in gifts like these: Sheep-lined canvas costs.
53'. so; leather coats. $5; Ru lsIan vests. Se and $3 , Cardigan
Y
The win e of White Vests makes these good gifts for
in soft and stiff bosom fancy
A gift any man will‘ 1c proud to receive is one of these
GOOD CLOTHES MAKE GOOD GIFTS.
Here are good and stylish Suits and Overcoat: for men
and bar. substantial, serviceable and certain of appreciation.
Watevcr you buy here for a gift we will put up in a neat
good
tisls. tsc. 2 for 25c.
, I
25c and 50c; lined.
$2. $3 and $4.
Hose
at is Is new and
String Tics. .
winters, priced at
ROGERS&STEVENS
Successor: m Centurion arcs.
TEL. CALL. 3202.
nu.
m...»- ..
HOLIDAY UMBRELLAS
Handsome bundles. durable covers and stout frames are the charact-
eristics of the umbrellas sold here. and our values
know from comparison. are the best odored in The
. as you may costly
Norwallls. When you
buy an ulnbrella' here; you buy one with merit from end to and, and you buy
it at a money saving price.
N. E. R Y AN
56 Washington sheet Soil
ill N twalk
alum vou our out; or. 1'9an
DOLLS ?
Tim We are our on tor as out
all? IN LINE
it not .‘
Ni
tor pronto on mounting to in. tact tllIt this Is a crest bursitis and they
last.
“"ch alumna“ 09m DOLL «MIMI! pod
’ nillnd very .sliu‘p.
A J ANGEVINE d.
ruins pods "towns“
MO OABTI. which I"
50 l.
13‘.
on at 0»
:bslnty. s chestnut mm by Golden
'l‘hs oil is ‘Osltnnm
at over till.
bald
”rm-tut
bud. owned by Wait... a.»-
nlllsi.‘ and with an utmost of itiil
politics. ”flight” me yesterday no
"clififillflm more or ll second
“lilting in l
oi! the
all: ill in. lauds by its;
”an: M in not it
9
its Wow
I, blinded.
[suffering from gunshot wounds. Forty
I
' the liners has been bouzht In 8colland
3h) custody and will be tried on chill";
fl‘oyo ‘Klreu 'Kiti'fllla"
lie . who I
or revolutionary so
mitten Meadow circulated
smut its poillllisllt ‘ .
. ll. sings
insin-
o-
ssys the tgather) lspsracd the
mu. tits Words and curtail
ers bearing Inscriptions hostile
lie II ,tnent, Nobody was new
. “w lied. Nine demonstrators
twelve. policemen iwere slightly
Two or the policemen are
three of the rlugleuders arc dominod
es of disturbing publl cordon 'i'he oth-
(us who were arrested have been is.
leased. An attempt was made to re
vivo the disturbances yesterday. but
was stopped by the police Twenty
two persons were directed.
WILL HAVE NEW SHIPS.
SAN FRANCISCO. Doc. 20.-—-'l’llc
whose steam-
ships. the lion: Kong. America. and
Nippon. Were token (or use with the
Japanese nary soon will be in the field
amlrmlth three new last ocean liners
no company will. It is sold. within
two months. begin work on three 1".-
00tbtou stoomshlps The material for
The vessels will he built. at. Nnxsski.
POPULAR AMUSEMENTS.
HOYT' S THEATRE
TWO NIGHT'S ENGAGEMENT.
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. DEC.
- 2380 AND 24TH.
SATURDAY MATINEE.
MR. HARRY MARTELL
Presents the Baautlful Temperance
Drama.
”The Volunteer Oi-
panisl”
BY WM. B. GRAY.
The Most-TalkedAAbout Play of the.
SEE—Tho Realism: Show Storm.
The Beautiful Church Scene.
Th. Life Saving Dogs.
This Elegant Production.
Endorsed by the Clergy of Every De-
nomination.
Prucntod by a Cast of Wall-Known
Flavors.
PRICES-«Evening. 25c. 35c and 50c:
first “Ur rows in Orchestra. 76c.
Matinee. 16c. 26c and 35c.
ososn 6; NOTICE.
J. Walter" Thompson Company vs.
R. B. Belden etc. ills.
State or Connecticut. Fnirflolrl Coun-
ty. Superior Court. as. Bridgeport. De-
cember 9th. A. D. l904.
Upon the complaint of the said J.
Walter Thompson Company praying
for reasons therein set forth. for a
Judgment for $5. 000 00 damages re.
tumable to the Superior Court. in and
for h‘alriield County. on the first Tues I
day of January. 1905. it appearing to;
and being found by the subscribing nu. .
thorlty that R. B. Bellies. one 0| i-e
said defendants is absent from this
‘tnte and gone to parts unknown. but
formerly resided at Norwalll in said ‘
Falrlleld County.
Therefore Ordered. That notice of
the pendency of said complaint he s v
on by publishing this order in the
Eveninrfientlnrl. s newnpaper printed
In South Norwsik In said town or Nor-
walk. three times successively. oom-
meaning on or before the 22 day at De
camber, A. D.. 1904.
WM T HAVILAND.
Ass't Clerk of the Superior Court for
Folrtield County.
State of Connecticut. County oi
Fslrileld. as. Not-walk. Conn. Dec.
18th. Wild.
The above and foregoing is it true
and attested copy or the original
"Order of Notice" and of the sliders
moms thereon.
Allell.
WILLIAM ill. RITCH.
Deputy Sharla Fairncld (minty.
holler.
Initial Ilwll listing.
The Inhabitants. lent voters. oi the
J‘own or Norwsllt. are hereby untitled
admitted that a special town limb
in: will be held in the Town Hall. on
Wall street in the City oi Norwslli.
Wodnrmluy. December 21st. 1904. it ii
o’clock in the evening. for the pur-
pose of considering the question of
consolldstintt ltll of the territory pow
embraced in the boundaries or the
Town or Norwnlk. into one city; and
to take such action as the meeting
may deem proper in the mutter; nil
pursuant to a petition tor such meets
in: eluded by more than twenty sloo-
turs at said town. .,
' tidied st cartoonists. on anti day
of owner. 19M. .
Willi EWINE.
» -~ his” now on
ti tent Ii sill slits." the ac-
Ibng, with leather handle,
r In molly thin
in: thing‘- in;
All his holiday
“thud its“.
gull Ni!
looming. ndihl
plot
he ore lino donned It.
but advent-do tor only
or overlooked. We are rudy for the dust throngs
want to so right here thdt ws’ vs
thusinticsl Iy ready than new.
cHsle‘rhlAs HANDKERci-IIEFI.
0:. an the Important items that at
to mails up the sum total or our Christ
mas selling. there Is no feature inert
important than handkerchiels. Susi
assortments and values as we IN
showing will surely command your at
tentlon.
Ladies hemstitched heavy embroid
cred handkerclllefs, very sheer linen
at 39c each.
Ladies’ hemstltchsd embroidered
sso embroidered scalloped handker
chiefs. a large assortment. at 260. '
Ladies‘ plain hamstltched and tone)
embroidered handkerchiets. at 12%0-
15c. 190 each. I
Childrens initial and plain hand-
gerchiel's. $4 dozen In a box, at 250 a
ox.
LEATHER GOODS ‘
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
Wish we had space to emphasize
the whole Christmas stock of lenthpl‘
goods; wish we could tell you of tho
diaerent Items In detail; can only not!
a few of the many worthy bargains til
our space Is limited
Ladies' leather purses in black. its.
green and brown. 260.
Ladies' seal pocket hooks, single or
double purses. 500.
Black leather wrist bass, lined in
white, with purse. 59c.
Square shaped black leather band
Iii]; P ,,
"l. lin.‘
all” W.
nsvsr been more comp silly.
rut; std claimants“. ‘
_ 'i‘llotlllllidll o hooksi'
lasso books xiii be i
8
nous couyll t books 2 tit
postal feature will be
i136 copyright books by“ lit in.
ibrstad authors There are nod
hundred titles in this use, it
he lot lusts you only so
than) at 60¢ a volume it
volumes or the worlds best liters it
blindsomely bound l
BOOKBIFOR BOYS -l
I BOOKS FOR
into. ,
Special edition or its. books. stilt
tliuuy bound .
The poets to hand the cloths slid
leather bindings
A line equipment 0 Bibles ~
Toy books by the pounds
DOLL SELLING l8 FEAT”
I These' are dresseddolls. llld ..
dolls not dressed. sl pin; and
dolls that never class an by ' d
all Alida, all compie ions. oi ‘
You'll be pleased with the do
Ann-gs variety charmingly
dressed dolls unusually nice.
valiety oi prettily dressed
with eyes that open and old
lined in l the undressed dolls. I t 600 and ,7
moire. $1. I Dressed dolls with light and ,
Black and brown leather wrist bags. hair dressed with six
blslded leather handle moire lined. en lsbrlcs. extremely pretty. at
$1.69 $1.50 and $1. 98. ‘
83—85 WASHINGTON or.
act til N
How +
To 3 Make
Christmas
Last
All the
Year.
Among Christmas Gifts there should slvvsys be one
-—-a sort of general gift to the house—to furniwh such a
source of constant appreciation and pleasurel that all
would be continually reminded of the good things which
Xmas brought.
Can you think of anything that will perfimn such a
mission as well as the Telephone? It isn't et‘lcn an enl- 2.;
pause, for it pays more than the cost by savittig time And
labor. and by its general utility. shortly becomes the most
valued of all your household conveniences.
The So. N
Telephone
co.
KRIEGER
BLOCK.
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