ForN - Ill «1 3 n wmner ton gilt and. Frills or high pressure is can is) over the Middle Atlantic states.‘ d all area of low pressure is central in Montana. The temperature continues low along the Atlantic Coast from Maine to Flor. his but is rising in the Mississippi Val- lay and central Minnesota The tem- pemture will rise in this vicinity and there will be an increase in the cloud loose. but probabill no storm. A full moon tonight . . 3 —Gold mounted whips McNerney s ice cutting will commence soon. —-Native Fowls 12%c.Hayes'. The snow in the streets remains .mealy. instead of packing. 4-Perfecta Shoes for women. Glov- er’s The Place. The suburban towns are weltropro seated among the Christmas shoppers. *aielgllfl at Luther M. Wrights. . The schools will close Friday, for the holiday vacation of one‘week.‘ ——Canes forxinas. OXBrlen‘s. Another beautiful day for Christmas shopping and the crowds were out. wurwnport half stroll Oysters at Cutbill's. Saturday being the, Vigil of Nativity it is observed as a fast day by Catho- lics ~erlte Vests. Davis 85 Wash,s Miss Lizzie Farrell, of Norwalk, is visitinngss Tessie Conway, of Spring street. ——Broken. Candy. 2 lbs. 25c. Lawton & Co. The little folks are anxiously await- ing Saturday night—the stocking- bangiug night of the year. r—Pictnres for Holiday gifts. Studio, 78 Washington Street. George Gale has the contract. to wire the large addition to the Old Well Laundry in Havlland street. ”Plush and fur robes. Mchmcy's. The shortest days of the year—mil hours and lo minutcs~are with us 5.18 days will begin to lengthen on the “7th. The Camera takes the picture tine. Then Fose’ Candy .conles ill line, Perfumes the fair sort adoration, Front Stillson'l’owoli Corporation. James O‘Connell, of New Britain, is visiting at his former homo in Sillllli Norwalk. He will remain over Christ- mas. 3 —liorse blankets, all qualities. Mc- Nerney‘s. 3 i A CERTAIN CURE FOR GROUP. When a child shows symptoms ofI rroup there is no time to experiment with new remedies no matter how highly they may be recommended. There is one preparation that can al ways he depended upon. It has been in use for many years and has never been known to fail, viz.: Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. Give it and a quick cure ls sure to follow: Mr. M. F Compiun of Market, Texas says of it. "I have used Chamberlain‘s Cough Remedy in severe cases of cronp with my children and can truthfully say it always gives prompt relief." l‘or sale by Stillson Powcl Corporation, Clifford Pharmacy, Pierce's Bridge Pharmacy. 'loitfuss Pharmacy F, D. A Ti: “ Hertnlta‘ ,dblll do the Import fe Tryi 8° liliudit 7‘3““! . landslide is desired. 3 meeting, Friday evening, in ‘ wn'lllo bettur whiskey than the Old all to tailpiece A. J Collins at Colo North Main street. 3 3 -‘-.~Bcal and Plush cans. O'Brien' 3. 3 Th” till lsr planting of Washington Cutouts .11, will be held tonight, and oilicera will be nominated A large at whidison Phenom-apt: and all the let out Records on em lamp 8 at J Btpdwull' s.- Also Disk machines at boll pr ce. ‘ Man automobiles are not denoted by the snow. and are plowing the streets as usual. It is tough traveling for machines. however ‘——With you Xmas! dinner nothing better than a nice bottle of imported Sherry, Port or Rhine wine. None bet ter than that at the Imperial Cafe. Mr. and Mrs. F‘. A R. Adam and daughter Eleonora. of ,Southport, are spending Xmas in Mr. and Mrs. .i'. w. Jones; 35 Quintard avenue. 3 ~Iniported Holly and Mistletoe and Holly Wreaths and Maine Xmas trees at P T. Cullen’s. Ophir Chapter, 0. E. '.,s will holds Masonic Hall. 'in Washington street. Ofliccrs will be elected at thls‘tlmc. ' ~Neckwoar Davis, 85 Wash St James Burke, libationisl at the Old City Hotel is spending a few days in New Yurk, having received word, Mon day, that Mrs. Burke is ill -——Never worth while to buy a cheap Cardignn iacket (let a good one for yourself or to give as a gift, at Rog ers & Stevens. where good ones cost from $1. 50 to $4. 300. Mrs. Johanna Linchiler yesterday signed the contract for a Chicago flat to be erected on her lot 190- 200 Madi son avenue Bridgeport. Conn ——Choice Native Turkeys lb. Hayes'. Sherman Council and the immediate ‘ Relief Association will hold a meeting tonight. The latter organization will elect ofllcors for the ensuing year. —Xmas Slippers We to $2. Glover' s The Place. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Selbncir and Mr. and Mrs J T. Smith, of Bayonne. N .l.. are spending Christmas this year at the Llnxwelier‘ s. 37 Quintltrd 3 alonue. *Spccinl prices for the Holidays on wince and liquors. Orders received by telephone, 32i-3 Qlllttuer's. Sleighlng is good on all of the most ly traveled roads about Norwulk. Tho days are line and mild and there are bright moonlight evenings so the com ditions for enjoying the sport or sleighlng are ideal. ‘3 —-(‘all at. J. W Studwell's and ado his beautilnl stock of Christmas plan 3 3 on . We uiil save you money as We are the only piano store in So Norwaik that does not charge his interest. Ban gain in slightly used pianos. ‘ .__,._.__._..._....._ NO MORE SUFFERING if you are troubled with indigestion get a bottle of Kodol Dyspepsia Cure and see how quickly it will cure ‘von George A. Thomson, of Spencer, is. says: ‘ ‘ Have had Dyspepsia for twen ly y.cars My case was almost hope less. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure was rec ourmoudcd anti 1 used afew bullies oi it and it is lilo only thing that has re licved mo. Would not be without. it Haw dolldred with local physicians and also at Chicago .and cum wont to Norway with hopes of getting HonK relic,f but Kodol Dyspepsia Cure is the only remedy that has done me any good and I heartily recommend it. Ev ‘ cry person hollering with indigestion or Dyspepsia“ should use it. " Thei'mlfford Pharmacy. 4 ~-W.W.......-... .. . While much chestnut in price the quality lb of the flout. Good Young Town Turkeys. lillil‘dvoragu‘ZOoib. CHOICE WEDTOHIOTIR ' COUNTY TURKIYI, 220, 246 Ll: ‘ ‘ NATIVI DUCKS OKINC.‘ CHIOKING. Pork lenderiolns w. ll‘tlli have fine lllo‘a limp tron Mt that we arcoffdrlno vary I”: ’ Lara. assortment at Holly and Pill: Wreaths, lunch Holly. bio. ’ elevator in tile rear of their store in ll 20 and 22c idol-i by I Mon, to or] from peas 1‘: course a 3 With sell smuggi. Will 3 ”his 3 ofwhich ”WI W STOP .ar GOLD or it in wall silica Ba am as ersr triad. al 10,255l’ic and ‘ iondl Baxter's ml , oil 8 reported 3 verai days ther domcs- I Itir her in . ‘c . ia‘l whoop her who ti all promising r ; p.30 Mills Ruskin will pp 111911 golds wasp _ , 3 ll will! on ti 3 ThepCiil _ A set of furs or a Rusv‘ sian cravat and muff to: [match will make a most acceptable present. You can get these at our custo-i f. ,‘ range to pay. for same in ‘. , small payments. This ' ,plan gives you a chance to . save your cash for the mis- cellaneous presents you will have to buy for Christ- mas. Our assortment of furs consists of Seal Coats, .Russianl Gray Squirrel Military Tab Scarfs, Sa- ble Squirrel Sets, Chin- chilla Sets, etc, at moder- ate prices. Some splen— did bargains in Winter Suits, Jackets and Skirts may be had on our usual 3, terms oi easy payments. , horoscopes plT OVERCOAT $8130 TO $25.00;}. Keep warm, look stylish and . be happy by orderingone of our overcoats. Made right in every particular and offered to you at low 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 We buy and sell only good clothing, and we know ' if a customeris pleased he will 3 return. the material! Returning has become the habit of our customers, show- ” ing that we supply clothing that holds up and wears. Overcoats are supplied at once and pay- , ments be made in small amounts. Suits, shoes and hats at low prices. and charged. too. OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL CHRISTMAS i ligm- in * unfit egg, I‘ll" ii-lli linoleum .. A“. "Hm“...m m.— .... W...» I” --_ - . .érzy‘l flur i‘o‘ so‘b‘rn MAIN s'rnaa'rf m‘s 5.3 1 mil, DON”? LBAVI XMAS CHOPPINO IJN‘I'IL .fI‘HK (MUCH AND JAM ,0? "I'HI LAO? DAY.»- ‘ l THOUCH'I'FULLV sub DILIIBMTIL a documents. Bro- Charles S. Trowbrilige's iron 3. With poor success. . horas then took the fence on the Han- ,» end of this street.- - . the fence. and left particles at his . was declared somewhat. and the horse : quite badly injured. , and serious trouble in yoursyslsm is ' 0311898. 3 Bowls, stimulus the Liver, and alert «by the blood. ,beneiit particularly and all the usual . attending aches vanish under - searching and thorough effectiveness. .mary low prices, and ar-2 . 3 infection. 3 lor.‘ Dnltlrllltr“ . i ' Further Appropriation ‘ The Mont-Talked About Play of the cums mes ratpnha‘rmmri on vault sunbeam lifw when you can outlier rlloliis horse, hill or Stuart avenue. last: Slammer. dill tel ounces, Tuesday afternoon. it started from the stable in the roar of the doctor’s home in Booth rMaill street, and ran into Monroe ElMomlr Main street. where he trickled fence By this tilue‘the 'l‘ho sleigh had been left behind. ford place sido and was caught at; the Insulin case the animal dill not clear flesh on the sharp pickets. The fence _ REVOLUTION ‘IMMINENT. , A sure sign of" approaching revolt nervousness. sleeplessncsa, or stem ach upsets. Elec ric Bitters will quickly dismember the troublesome It never fails to tone the stomach, regulate the Kidneys and Run down systems its Electric Bitters is only 50c, and that is re ‘tlrned if it don't give perfect sat- Guaranteed by F. H. Bax Bill "duh: mums ladies Who hrs-l" We I‘hbl Atria will I u re a. £fln;';ou of their intrinsic value. Send I.“ Cool! for can: I: and book at. Miller Dr. King 1 " "Stu Crown gnarl. " All rim-rim, it. sol box. ".3 M0.“ 09-. 'l 0. Mill” 0.. I.”- Notice. Notice is hereby given that the Councii'of this City proposes, at its next meeting. to be held on Wednes- day. December 28th, 1904. at 8 o’clock, p, m., to appropriate the sum of $500.00 to the Street Department of said City. far current expenses of said Depart- ment, said appropriation being in ad- dition to the appropriation of said Do» partrncnt made at the adjourned an3 anal City meeting for the current year. South Nora elk, Court, December 201b, 1904. Per order of the Council, JOSEPH R. TAYLOR, are at. City Clerk. .— . _... a. --.......a-...._. ... -...____...._ We have made a sbecial reduction on all our liquor and wines. OLD CROW. WILSON'S. HUNTER. MARYLAND REDUCED TO $1.10. .. MONONGAHELA. 90c. METROPOLITAN. very good, 75c. RY. CLARET. THE BEST VALUE EVER OFFER- ED IN THIS CITY, lire leilfuss Pharmacy. 8 NO. MAIN 3T.. 80.3NOFIWALK. POPULAR AMUSEMENTS. l-IOYT‘S THEATRE. TWO NIGHT'S ENGAGEMENT. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. DEC. 23RD AND 24TH. SATURDAY MATINEE. MR. HARRY MARTELL Presents the Beautiful Temperance Drama. “The Volunteer Or ganisi” BY WM. 8. GRAY. ‘ Ara. BEE—Tho Realistic Snow storm. The Beautiful Church Scene. l - Th; Life Ewing Dogs. This Elegant Production. Br We is. the ’ . some lllplrltolloptimal!"E that left the doc» 3 the some trial: with nuiro serious conv . street. The animal took the south 2 it Is hard, sidewalk. near the home of Mr. and 3 3 _ t (i... ll: Goodrich and then across .2 3 3‘ i ‘3 role m: 1101. rm rs ONL v ‘ OLD HOLLAND om, PORT. SHER- ' or overlooked. . want to an insulation y ready than now. 3 . CHRISTMAS HANDKfiRCHlEFB. r Of all the important itemslthat ad to make up the sum total of on; Christ- mas selling, there is no feature more important than handkerchiefsl such assortments and values as showing will surely command ypur at- motion. Ladios’ hematitcllelll heavy embroid» cred handkerchiefs, ivory sheer linen. at 39c each. , Ladies' hometltched embroidered, aso embroidered scalloped handker- chiefs, a large assortment at 250. Ladleo’ plain hemstitched and fancy embroidered handkerchiefs, at 1255c, 15c, 19c each. 3. ' Children's initial and plain hand- .kerchieis. 56 dozen in a box, at 250 a box. i LEATHER GOODS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION Wish we had space to emphasize the whol‘e Christmas stock of leather goods: wish We could tell you of the, d.fferenl. items In. detail; can only note a low 'of the many worthy bargains as our space is limited ladics' leather nurses in black, tan. green and brown. 25c. Ladies’ seal pocket books, single or double purses, 50c. Black leather wrist bags, lined in white, with purse, 59c. Square shaped black leather hand bag, with leather handle, lined in moire, S]. Black and brown leather) wrist bags, islraided leather handle, moire lined, 1.69 83—85 WASHINGTON 5T. scour m any neuronal? Now for The Holidlu Seillra‘ _ rs creme many things to tait‘. n pl trillion; things that we ll! 3 3 to make . Q 3 its Chi-Intro» dl'IIIIl played to the best advantage for any choosing, nWl’llig hub hull ,, We are ready for tho great throng! of pill; is °yarn. nil right here that we’ve never been mpro samples ly, mm we are It will MI. this holiday equipmoll , The use THE ole onslu'rmss book last: sacrum Thousands of books for these bopks will be fault it) locus copyright books of til special feature will be a sale. 8125 copyright books by the ebratod authors There are nearly hundred titles in this line. and the lot lasts you may l9 ‘ect them all 50c a volume Hundreds. volumes of the world's best lite handsomely bound . BOOKS FOR BOYS ‘ BOOKS FOR GIRLS Special edition of gift. books. beau tifuily bound The posts in handsome cloths 3 leather bindings ‘ A fine equipment of Bibles Toy books by the thousands DOLL SELLING IS A FEATURE These are dresaed dolls, kill hour dolls not dressed, sleeping doldi , it; dolls that never close an e‘y d all sizes, all complexions, You'll be pleased with the do . A large variety of dressed dressed dolls unusually nice, Variety of prettlly dressed dolls with eyes that open and Close the undressed dolls, at 500 and, 7 Dressed dolls with light antacid! hall, dressed with silks and soft wing, $1. 50 and $1. 98. on fabrics, extremely pretty, at SOUTH nonwA‘LK Year. Among Christmas Gifts Xmas brought. Endorsed by the Clergy of Every Del nomination. Presented by a Out of Weli- Known Players. first four rows in Orchestra, Matinee. 15c 25c and 360. H O Y '1" S T HE FA '1‘ R E. 3 One Week. Starting MONDAY, D80. 20TH. _ Daily Mltlnou, ‘ ~20'I’H YlAnw‘ "Bennett - - Monitor Co.” ‘ AND THEIR OWN nRGI-IBBTRA. r—REPERTOIRI— Evenings. Mendayu—A Jealous Wife. “rundown-A Daughter of the People. Wednesday-Who Fatsl‘coln. Thursdlv-8hcd°wcd Lives. Prion—Lyndon lurk Mystery. “tawny-maids Liable of New York. . Motions. Monday'n-Oumut- cl soot 01y. Tuesday-maul of Virll' ills. Wodnernga-S Inwflbkodq. Thursday-way the King's Command. WHNIVHITO be. announced ) Dolomite-«To lie unsecured.) “I'll film 763. Pslcias—svenlng, 25c. 35c and seer ,5-3 III! the --—a sort of general gift to the housc——to furnish such a _ ' source of constant appreciation and pleasure, that all would be continually reminded of the good things which Can you think of anything that will perform such a mission as well as the Telephone? It isn’t even an cit-l, pence, for it pays more than the cost by saving time and ‘ (Haber, and by its general utility, shortly becomes the most valued of all your household conveniences. The So. N. E Telephone there should always be one \ KRIEGER BLOCK. RAINEOATS Best Cravanelie. double. capo. $9 7 ‘~ special Bargain . ; FAIR rot and it. tough, l do Iflui‘ In class a I We '1'“ .
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