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ESTATE
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INSURANCE.
Taylor 8: Golden.

FAsHIONs AND CULINARY.
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. Some very beautiful evening gowns
.. display It. shmlod urrnugement of both
.. the curators and skirt. lrin‘lmlng that,
.. is very effective . it is carried out in
I folds of satin or ribbon. the Iltllelxélll
:_ shade at the foot of the skirt. und the.
. lowest. edge of the girtllc. with tho
littlest. at thottop.
. domain are very spurhliul,r worn by
' tho tlobuluutc, the few ornumcuts se.
lected being her birth stone. or pcurls
.. the latter nu especiui favorite this sou-
.. son. .lt should be noted that the term
, simple applies to the form nud tho
setting. for these so-cullod simple or-
naments may be very ruro stones and
nrc.ofteu worth It.~ king’s runsom.
Vulvot ribbon strcluncrs in delicate
shades flout over the film of white not
and face evening gowns. The ribbon
is arranged about the corsuge and
sometimes forms tho short puff sleev-
es. and the same color appears in tho

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Rink tonight 7, brooch or shoulder ornament.
' There seems to be no cud to the
-—Docember Olio opens at Red variety of bond bags and purses desig.

nod for the comfort and convenience
of the matinee girl or the shopper.
One of the lute novelties in this lino
is a handbag of soft leather orcrlzlld
with it metal mesh.

The big fluffy Chrysanthemums that,
appear on some of the nicest of the
children's bonucts are sometimes tuck-
cd inside the flora of the bonnet near
the our on the. right side and fuston‘e
on the outside where the tip is cuug t
on thc loft.

l’ointcd fox, the soft long-haired fur
flocked with whito. makes sumo of
the most sought-utter sols. There is
u strongr tendency towards blnck l'urs

Men’s Hall, tomorrow. .2 p. In.

" A regular meeting of the Hat Mak-
ers' Society was held last evening.

Mr. and Mrs. Miner D. Randall were
visitors in New York city yesterday.

The lnillatory degree was conferred
last evening at the meeting of Butler
Lodgr‘ l. O. t). i".

The members of Trinity ’Church are
tying greens in the basement of thet
church evenings this week-

Fish and (lnme Warden Edward ll.
Bailey, of Dunbury. has sent ills res-
ignation to the commissioners of fish-
eries nud gnme‘ to tuke effect Jun-
unry 1.

York Iumiui'uclurcrs.

The. band of roscs or other flowers

lilltl flat against. the brim of some or
the stunil turbuus mnkés ll soil from-
ing for the face, the Ishudinnr ot’ the
flowers in it becoming color providing
a pretty finish for nu otherwise ra-
ther severc style.
Accessories in tho shnpe of gloves
and furs of gray make at quiet but cle-
guni finish for the walking costume of
black velvet; gunmctnl pins fusion the
tiny black velvet iurhnu.

Original ldons are constantly follow.

 

Company D drilled at the armory
last night. Arrnngements were also
made at the meeting to procure twcn-
ty-tlve pairs of roller. skates. The men
are now busily engaged in nrruuging
dor the Christmas dance . .

-—Contuta supper, 5 to 7, tomorrow
evening. . Red Mon's- Hull.

 

ospccinlly noticeable on tho 'short jnc-
kct oi' velvet and fur. ’l‘hcre til't‘ so
many of these. little couis thnt it would
seem nllliost impossible to find enough
styles to vary them to suit everybmiy
who wears one. yet no orlglnul touch
is introduced on numbcrs of them.
Alternate milieu of cloth uud crupo
extend from a point sererul inches
above. the Rooms to the fool of the
long swoop on u stylish morning. gown.
Did you over think of :I pclilcoul
fiouuce for :1 Christmas gift? This
strikes ouc us roiher Iudlcious until u
little cxpluuntiou is given. \‘opuc
tells how to Inuke lovely ones out (It
lhrec rows of tum-y rlbbou joined by
inserting or funcy slilchcs. 'l‘bo cti
feet is cxtremcly pretty when the rib-
bon is chosen to match the petiicool
as u pompiuiour ribbon with my round
on u bluck ground for at block silk pot-
tlcont. All intitlutte friend could not
but be plensed with so novel and bean-
tlt‘ul n gift.

The wouum \vhoso lime is limited
will find ihut. u rather opt-u pattern in
cut work develops in u compurutivc-
ly short time out] makes u very elTec~
live decoration for holiday" nprons.

t‘onchtioualizcd Kl‘iIDt'S uud leaves
me on upproprhlte decorntion for the
Ilinihr. room.

it is nstonishiug what u difference It
single uctzessory makes in u (oslumc.
For inntunccs. u thrcelliecc suit of
dnrk blur, shirt and locket of cloth
with bloom- of soft. orlontnl silk, is
upproprinie for morning with u still
linen coilur and plnid ribbon tic. while
It in mode to look very tIill‘t rent in the
afternoon by substituting it stock of
blue silk like the blouso wiih it Still
luco bow.

Most people find that Iucrcerized
cottons prefcrnbie to silks for \Vlllit‘
embroidery ln-cnuse the best silks turn
yellow uftcr u few innuderlngs. thro
silk in ihr only sultuhlo thinIt to use,
hum-v: r. it is Wi'll to remember lhui
luke wuruI. nchr hot, wuior itlltl pure
soup go for iowultl lengthening the
life of Ileltcnto wlitto ullks,

The evening gown HIIWVI“ thut coll-
uiutl» of n fluff of the lllllll‘l’llll drnped
hulf wur down to the elbow on the
luntdc of the lil'lll moi cnuuhl Itt thc
shoulder in one of llli‘ new things thul
ul‘o shown on the Incimpolitnu models

it in with II grunt duul ol‘ pit-mum
W" buve roceivwl amniu ntilllci' rm'eipeu
front the l’hmllnhwonuor The firm I
will give in for need rulto, without
which she nuyn, iu IGthIInl. no tlhrintt
mtut lordcu In vomolrtv it tony be
new to some, but it in nu old. very old
roccipci tlun tlunrt flour. three ictiw
Iipooufuln baking, powder. four ozgu.
hulf pound of butter, new con sweet
milk. two cupn motor and curnwny
ill-edit to lusts. Thurouuhiy mix. and
imlte for about an hour in u Iuoderule
(Milli.

”SEWING MACHiNtfl FOR RENT
by wrell or month. of low rilll'fl. 'i‘he
Blunt In mknuwlcdund Ibo lilthiunt
runnlmt and mold convenient of tiny.
'i‘ry one, and be convinced. Only In
the limiter stores. hook for mu ltmi 9.

dinner Rewin Machine t‘o.. in on
Main 8h, Ho, owulll. Conn. I., II.
Bomb. flailing Agent.

urns. Post cards.

LARGEST ABBORTMENT IN
THE flTATE,

Umbrellas. 590 up.

N’KINLDY AND CENTURY SHEET

The smoker of McKinley Cnmp, Un-
ited Spanish War Veterans, will be
held In Grand Army Hall. South Nor-
waik. tomorrow night, and not in the
Armory or Grand Army Hull in Nor-
wnlk.

Joseph Brotherlon, fl. well-known
Norwulk young mam. who is to be mur-
l‘ltrtl curly lu .innuuiy, gore n bachelor
party to a number of friends ul. his
home in Main street. 'i‘ucsduy even-
lug.

The W, C. 'i‘. ll. will hold its first
roll cull :It the home of Mrs. .l. A.
Richardson. to West uvonuc. Friday at
43 o‘clock. Will all the Iucmbors try
and be present all this meeting? lte~
t‘reshlncnts served,

The, Norwulk Encampment oi‘ Odd
Fellows who Went to Bridgeport last
night uud Visited Strutllcld Encomp-
mcnl, which worked the Golden llulo
degree. report thut they had a fine
time. The local visitors were fluciy
trcuted by thir Pork (‘lty brethren.

 

~~Stelnwuy. Hump uud Jewell Pianos
ol Stelnert’s, ti So. Muin SL, So, Nor
walk.

The county commissioners of Fillr~
Ilcld county, together with those of
New Haven county, inspected Zour
bridge, which crosses the ilousntouic
river from Newtown in Oxford, yester-
day. With the commissioners won
Engineer Scolicld who will ndvine us to
the neccnnlty of tightening up the car
bios which support it.

The marriage. of Minn Florence Juck~
son. the talented ciocutlmllsl. and Tho.
man i", .Iutucs, the well known fielder
of the Norwnlk busehull iettnt, occur-
rcd yesterday ill the homo oi the lu‘ldo
in Hartford. 'l‘hc ccrcmony wun per-
formed by the bride‘s filillor, Ituv.
John Ii. Jurkuon, formerly Hecretury of
the Norwnik l’. M. t“. A.

Infidelity in churged in tho divorce
null brought by Fred 8. \v’uniuiet
tlxlllnltt his wife. Culhcriuc \‘nntnlol.
tutti .iohn McMnhon In named on ro-Iew
potulont. Ilriduepori in the pint-c uud
the time botwueu tielobI-r til uud (Mo.
bur til of the present your. ‘l‘io- Milt
II roturunble to the Juuuury term of
the civil nopm'lor court.

The Competicut it‘iro tllIII-l‘n' (filth
will hold tin full meeting in thc on.
Imubly mum of Ileuhlnin‘u cute. New
Huvcn lleceIIIber l2. Former Mayor
A. (E. Ilendrlck. of Now iiuvne. III prenl»
dent. John Smith Jones. of Westport.
necrculry. died two wank: ago. Appro.
prime, action will be taken. A inm-
uuot will follow tho business meeting.

 

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Nunqio ilullaniorhu» brought mil
nuninni Lillie Dorm, o! Sledding. to to
cover 32mm (intonation-d the. Ituit is
made reiuronbln totho .Innunry term
of tho civil superior court Property
in Rmtdinx won nttnnhod to the extent
of $3.000 to cover tho ptitisllilo nwnrd
of dammit-n. The plaintiff Idiom Hunt
with the defendant mm Vincenw Per.
run on July hit. 1902. he purchased it
form, utensils and limit on shotgun. he
owning tithlunrlol'. and It a
quarter and the, defendant II. onohnti‘

tomb Since that time the deton-

i has negimm to mini for the
profit- Mid has kept them it time were
pay. He saint on «common; and the
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among thc latest. productions of New ~

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This Christmas Store Haas

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That: ’Mén Appreciute the Most.

We throw ourselves into the holiday rush with enthusiasm. For
never before have we been so splendidly ready to solve the gift ques-
tion for women than this season. Everything that man wears is en-
titled to a place In your Christmas list of good gifts for men: and
the best place to buy is the best man's store in mum—this store.

Early buyers have the best choosing. of course. null escape the
rush that comes later. Come and see our line of Christmas wears as
soon as you can. We are now showing complete lines of the follow»
log. all new this season. and of the quality which you can rely on get-
ting at our stores: ,

 

Bath Robes Gloves Fancy Vests
Smoking Jackets Neckwear Suspenders
Sweaters Hosiery Shirt Shields
Cardigans Handkerchiefs Mufiiers
Suit Cases Hand Bags Raincoats

 

Meantime we are selling the best clothes, hats and furnishings

for men and boys. 4‘ MIAMI mull“?

 

 

 

THE BEST FLOUR. GRAIN AND FEED THE MAR-
KET AFFORDS AT LOWEST MARKET PRICES.

That‘s the reuon we hold our old trade and win new.

We want YOUR ordcrs. We guarantee to give them

the very bcst attention. We think we offer you SER-
VICE u little BETTER thnn tho other foliow's best. 'Will

_ you test it? '

‘Buy Oat's That's Clean.-
MANUEL T. HATCH.

 

For t... HOlidOys
COLEBURN & LAUIIIIR

9s WASHINGTON s'r. '1 ‘3 MAIN ST.
SOUTH NORWALK. NORWALK.

Have prepared a lame and choice stock. and

would respectfuliu ask uour
inspection.

Haven you HeardthowLahtest

All goods “1'0 advancing right along and predictions ore for higher
prices yet. We unliciputod this and contracted for most of our goods in
Some. we got in.
money null net-d room.

 

 
 

udruuco. Home, to come in Itt l()Wt‘l' prices. We need

We will offer you rcductious in large or
Ipulutlticn in order to relieve up of both. .

SOME OF OUR SPECIALS:
Solid I‘ucked Tomatoes ....... . ..... . .......... 3 runs for Mo; 81.00 doz.
Exiru Billed i'cus, regulnr 12o uriicie, our prh‘c .......... ‘00: (101.. "-10
'i‘ty Mnlno (Torn. flue grudo goods. our price. ...... :i cuus for 250; ".00 doz.
I’l‘llnon. more South tilurn Vuriety, our price, . ‘

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72 North Main 0t.

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25c;

........ ll lbs. for in 25 lb. boxes tit 70 lb.

is. J ose’loff,

Tat. Call, 698-2. south Norwalk.

 

 

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Christmas Present »
Worth While ,

is there a more useful present, one morenworth
while, than a bank book?i .

Start an account for the boy or girl with or“. five.
or ten dollars.

Start it in his own name; he‘ll appreciate It; Your
son or daughter. or your young friend; it's in good taste. '

The South Norrulk Trust to.

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,s for Men

:1 nd

Always Aucep- V
table Haliduy
Gifts“

We have the very ingest published,
at 500 such. instead‘of‘ 11.50, the rogtr
lur price. ' ._.

liere lire six good ones:

Doc Gordon,
By
Mury II‘._ Wilkinsi‘rcemuu.
The House of llefcuoc,
lly ‘
Beuson.‘
The Lady icVern,

lly
i’cmbortou. -
A Rock In the Baltic,
Ily '
Roliol't Ilnl‘l'.
itczunoo,
lly

(lerlrudo Athcrtou.
’i‘ho Mun Between,
By
Amelia E. Burr.

lllll lllllunl Pharmacy,

THE PRESCRIPTION STORE.
TEL. 15—2.
FREE DELIVERY SERVICE.

 

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TODAY IN WALL STREET.
WALL STREE'I‘_ 10:10 It, In.—l’rlccs
of stocks rose in opening dcniings in
sympathy with tho ndvnnccs in Lon-
don where the order of Secretory of
the 'l‘rcusury Show hnd n fnvoruhle
effort on sentimt'ut. Opening udvuuc-
cs wore not up to the London purity
and rcniizlng soles promptly made
themselves fclt. ' (lmmdinu i’ncltic roe-e
2 H higher than lust night. Northern
Pacific l M. Amerlcun Smelling and
Virginlu iron n point uud lluiou l’aci-
lie and Atchlsou lurin- fractious. (lreul
Northern pfd. sold with the ore rights
deducted. the first stiles made, nt 250
compared with 317 lust night, followed
by sales at 245 and 240.
WALL STitEE'l‘, II n, ohm-Liquida-
tion of tho Grout Northern (Ire. Cer-
tlflchtcs turned the buinnce in favor

of the bears. and the market fell off

from the opening prices. llnlon l’a-
cillc. and Cumuilun Pacific rcactcd u
nolnt and St. Paul nearly as much.

Otherwise the general rclupse was
slight. Great: Northern pi'd. dropped
I to 236 before meeting support, rully-

ing it couplc of points. The first li‘illl~

auction in the Ore ccrtii‘lcntes was til

85. after which they slumped to Ni 1»?
rebounded to iii.~ 5-8. Rcudin):
moved into prominentltw a strength

cniuu t'nctor lutcr. unilt‘whcu ll begun

to rise to about Hil the list stiilcncll

all around.

WALL STREET. Noon—”l‘herc \V‘H

I l n lzenernl spilling out‘oi‘stoeks with

the rolling of loans up the bunks.
whichl curricd the whole mnrkot below
Inst night. 'I'rudinl: wus light und tlu‘
murket siendled bci‘orc noon liouds
were firm .
WALL STREET, l p. Iu.—-Slocks
\vcrc unlonded freely while the rules

of cull Inoucy were climbing Illltl when

28 nor cont. wns being paid for loans
the outlrc list wus ruling between i
lllltl ‘3 points below yesterdny‘s closing.
'l‘hc iiiil stocks, the gencrul Wcsiei‘n
Izroup nnd the Coolers nverugcd lowcr
thou the bulnnco of the list. tlrcut.
Northern pfd. got down to 21} . lllil
(Ireut Northern Ore (‘crtiiicntl-s held
fulrly Well around 83.

NEW YORK. Doc. li,—~I\loney on cull
was loaned (It 20 per cent. durlut: the
flint, hour of the stock murkct Ioduy.
It soon advanced to 22 per cent.

Before noon cull money wns ionncd
at 25 per cent. but receded to 24.

At, 12:30 o‘clock money on cull wns
quoted at 28 per cent.

LONDON, Dec, ti,«t’)pcrutors on the
Stock Exchange were favorably im-
pressed by the report of the Secretory
of tho l'nited Stntes Treasury. Show.
und uccoplcd It us It proof thut Hollie.
thing will be done to relieve the ilnnu~
ciul situation or prevent excessive Ino-
neiury stringency. American scouri-
tics were fIIvornbly affected. The Illith
priced issues showed It rise of one
point over purity before noon,

TO IMPROVE WATERWAYS.

National Riven and Harbors Con-
grcu Wants $50,000,000.

WASHINGTON, I’lcc. ti.--Ncurly a.
thousnnd dologutcs on: in nticnduuco
ut toduy'n opening seslon of tho Na.
lionnl itlvoru and iiurhora thingrcua.
llurvcy I). (louldcr. of Clevclund. 0..
prcuhlent. will pronidr. Hpeuker Gun»
non. und Ih-prcumunllvn liurlon. choir»
mun of the House eomtuittI-o on rlvr
era and loo-born, urn among the fillt'llli~
era at, toduy's Ht‘filltlllll. The object
of iho convention is to norm-o nu un-
nunl upproprlutiou of “0.000.000 from
Congress for nyntemutic work in the
improvctuont ot the untioII'I-I Wilit'i‘-
ways.

ihmremmtntlvo Rounded. oi' louhv
lunu, who has Inudo u tour of twenty
lhounnnd milou around the country
since tho hull. session of Congress. in
hohnIf of the rivers tind hurlmrti motio-
meut. will report to (the convention
ilmt he has found thoseniimoni to in»
ntronnly in favor of It vigoronn primr-
cution of wutlirwuys m rovomrmt no
a remedy for this “w oi y lntttlt‘qlltllu
imnnporiutiou facilities now nttordnd
by tho ruliroudli."

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” MADISON HOUGE IURNED.
MADISON. Conn“ Dee. “.“TIID resi-

donoo of Judge Arthur W. Mnrndou.
in Hinton sit-not. was Ilsoimymi by fire
early today and the thrills and his wife
lmrsly escaped with their lives. Mrs.
,Mmulen was awakened by the smoke
in their bedroom and they dashed out
of the burning building a few moments
the root tell in. The house
wu almost II mm of flames When
they mulls their «lounge. The out
thing: saved were the We z whit:
was It tbs mum! floor. on an men
can, and list. takers out by Jug!” Mars-
dun: litany valuables plum d incl
on ~‘rnturowcre my
Nann how the fire originat-

 

 

 
 

 

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HAVE YOU EVER HAD To STAY AT HOMI“: BEA
CAUSE YOU DID NOT HAVE THE CLorHE'sroIt
SOME OCCASION? OCCASIONS ARE APT To COME
ANY TIME. CAN YOU AFFORD NOT To MEET
PEOPLE? CAN YOU AFFORD NOT TO BE! DRESSED
RlGHT WHEN you Do MEET PEOPLE? IT WILL Do
YOU No HARM TO COME lN AND TRY ON ONE or
OUR WINTER SUITS AND OVERCOATJ: uusrr
“TRY ON” 50MB GOOD CLOTHES. IT WiLLino
YOU 000D r0 rest. COMFORTABLE ONLY A rrw
MINUTES. EXPECT_WE CAN SHOW YOU CLOTHES
50 DESIRABLE THAT WE CAN arr YOU .lNZ‘OaIEI-l-E
DRESSING HABIT Ir you ARE NOT ALREADY; In.
HOW MUCH WILL lT Cosr YOU? THIS MUCH... .12;
A GooD SUIT FOR $10.00 12.00 15.oo= f ‘_,i:,.‘
A CLAssIC .smrron $10.00 To 30.00. 3: "if"

A GOOD LOOKING OVERCOAT FOR I

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$10.00 TO i500
A DEAD SWELL OVERCOAT r011

18.00 TO $30.00
YES AND EVERYTHING YOUR BODY OR YOUR.
BOY’S BODY NEED AT OUR STORE. ‘

Selleck 8- Pri \

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HEAD-TO-FOOTERS, ' lJl‘i . ‘ ‘

98 Washington Street. South Norwalk.

BulYoulcolleifllDibble’sGrmy

and true Mocha we speak of. To Induce new trade to try it, II will give
a box of Mother's Crisp, 3 10¢ article to all who try this coffee this week.

Yours for mutual help.
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LORENZO DI BB

Telephone Cali 626-4.

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20 Pounds Granulated Sugar.- - $l.00 .
BEN HUR FLOUR ...... .. .............. PER BAG, 65¢; BBL, O5.”
FANCY MAINE POTATOES ...................... PER PK., 200:3le 75c
3CAN8MILK... ...... .. ..... ............................ .....26€
2L8.MIXEDNUT8......... ................. . .............. ........250
APPLES,PER PK. ............. . ....................... .......... 250

ASSORTED FRUITS AND VEGETABLES.

United Grocery Co. . . M. insulin.-

49 Fort St, East Norwaik. Tel. 3193.20 North Mlln 8h, 80. Non'T'Ifl. 148.

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