w an 11.1.11 - N11 n. WALK ~- G A z E T T E...'. . Alls'owntv'l’une Makes the food more delicious and wholesome “OVAL BAKING POWDER 00., NEW‘VORK. Mums! . Powers P1 -— Gazette Thermometer. —-—TO-DAY.—— ‘ A 2 P. M. 46 1 P. M. 47 12 M. 43 6 A. M. 50 i The. Weather. for several days. LOCAL AND OTHER NEWS. .1 bon candy, at__Lane’s. —Leg of Lamb, 1220, 6 Water St. Adaughter was born to ‘THE GAZETTE ONE CENT A COPY. . ington attending the ~.———\\\ \>‘\ \ Fair, much colder to-night; Saturday air, continued cold; low temperature —Our own make, out rock and rib- M r. and Mrs. John Arnold of Orchard street, Thursday morning. -—-Get your Christmas candy Lane’s. U Daughters ismeeting in the study this afternoon. at The Golden Rule Circle of King’s church Samuel Watkins is ill at his home in :Day street. attack of pneumonia. . He is threatened with an —The largest and best assortment of fancy chairs, pa1lor chai1s and I-v101 ris chai1s at Raymond & Son’s. . Patriotic Order Of Sons of America, Hon. Samuel Fessenden is in Wash- meeting of the Republican National committee. Mr and Mrs Charles—Dow of Eliza- beth street have returned from a visit to their brother, Thzolore Dow of ‘ Brooklyn. —Whel;pley 8.1 Claik. South Nor walk. would be pleased to show youa fine assortment of meerschaum and br-ia1 pipes. The Rowayton contingent of the Henlickers will give the band its an~ nual cookie-doodle-do 1n G-uider’s hall this evening. Jeremiah Bate—s, of Wilton, is a guest at the home of Mr. and him. William Gilbent, of 48 Spr mg st1eet. ~ Danbui y News. —Chickens, 12%0, 6 Water St. Edwin Hoyt, the New Canaan nur- seryman, attended’the meeting ofithe Connecticut State Board of Agricul- . ture in Meriden yesterday. A surprise party was tendered Miss Mildred Farrell at her home in Winni- pauk,Wednesday evening. There was dancing, games and refreshments. ——Cm nucopias at Lane’ s. The Women’s Christain Temperance Union/will hold its regular weekly meeting this afternoon at' 3 o’clock with Mrs. Joseph Richards, 31 Chest- nut street. The Church Covenant class for young people conducted by the pastor, will meet in' the Reading Room of the South Norwalk Congregational church to- night. L. DeF. Gates, of Hartford, father of Miss Edythe Gates, kindergarten teache1 1n the Conco1d school was stricken with paialysis last week, and is in a critical condition. ~J. W. Studwell s pianos speak f01 themselves. A 1a1ge delegation of members of the. . . . of South Norwalk went to Bridgeport last night to attend a meeting cf the camp . in that place, which was followed by a supper and social time. C. Swartz of F. Blumenthil, York is in town to-d.1y on basiness. Cockenoe 'l‘rib: will work. the chief’s deg ree to-night. —__.__._——-— \ The case Of Sarah Adams was con- ’; eluded yesterd ty and decision will be rendered to—morrow. Ex-Cou'icilman E. L. Boyer of 138 Main street is ill at his home. . ——Pianos and 01 gans of only the best make1s at J. W. S‘tudwell’s. The Embroidery class of the Business Women’s club will be discontinued un- til after Christmas. —One of the best lines of Couches; a new ratchet head and drop end; come and'see them at Raymond &Son 3. A hat and overcoat was stolen from the front hall of F. W. Woodward’s residence 1n~ North avenue, Tuesday evening by'a sneak thief. The family was at supper at the time. —Children’s fancy Ehairs, combina tion high chairs -in rattan and oak at. Raymond &..Son’s. The Norwalk Yacht club entertain- ment committee has decided not to give a Christmas reception as had been expected. It is improbable that anoth- er dance will be given this season un-' der the auspices of this club. Gifts for every body. John T. Hayes, 5 D-15-2t --—-Christmas Prices all right. Main street, Norwalk, Conn. Matthew Friend, employed in the Norwalk Iron Works, was injured, Tuesday, while. at work. A heavy wheel fell and struck him on the right foot, jamming it severely. Mr. Friend was removed to his home in Lowe street. ——Turkeys, 121110 and 13c, 6 Water St. The Norwalk Library has just been p1 esented with a valuable collection of books upon Social Science and Cential America, numbering 209 volumes. The donor is W. H. Butterworth. As soon as possible the books will be catalog- ued and placed by themselves for ref- erence. —-Sme1t, 3 lbs. 250, 6 Water St. An eclipse of the moon will take place on next Saturday. evening, com- mencing at 5:301p. m. and ending at 11:35, and one of the greatest planetary conjunctions that has taken place in" 5,000 years will occur at that time when Saturn, Ea1 th Neptune, Sun and Moon will all be on one line. —-'—A Weber piano would make an ex. cellent Christmas gift. Sold by J. W. Studwell. - — - . .3 of New . ' nue is in Danbury on business. ! i 1 1 ; othei. Stephen J. O’Brien ofe‘Bayview ave- A. J. Collins is in New York on busi- ness. . Miss Florence Brown, ticket agent at the- East bound passenger station is spending the day in New Haven. '—Large assortment of fine, fresh candies iedueed for the holidays, at Buggiano’ s, 21 Main street, N01 walk Charles Mansfield was arrested yes- terday afternoon on a charge of breach of peace. J udge Frostfined him $5 and costs which he paid. ——12 lbs. fresh Pork, 81.00, 6 Water St. Superintendent Samuel Hoyt of the South Norwalk Street Department is relaying the cross walk at South Main and Cross streets. —_ l The Farther Lights society of the Baptist church will meet with Harry Bartram of Hariert street to-night. 'Bhe usual church prayer meeting was held in the Norwalk Congrega- tional Chapel last night. The subject was, New Testament Teaching About Holiness. The basket ball game which was to have been played to-night in the Armory between Company D’s team and the Kelsey club has been indefi- nitely postponed. —-Christmas tree ornaments at Lane’s. Elwood T., the 11 months old child of Frank L.,and Jennie Theall, died at the home of its parents in Ma le ave- nue, Rowayton, Thursday, T e fun- eral will be held Sunday afteanoon. The Young people of the South N01- walk Baptist chuich will meet to-night to tie g1 eens. At the regdlar Thursday: evening meeting in the South Norwalk Baptist church last night, it was voted to re- ceive three new members into the church on baptism. The Stamford Athletic Association will hold its first show tonight in Mil- ier’s 'hall. One of the preliminary bouts will be between Joe Walker and Jack Barrett. ——‘0-0>— - - I THE MODERN MOTHER. Has found that her little ones are im- proved more by the pleasant Syrup of Figs, when in need of the laxative ef-- fect of1t gentle remedy, than 'by‘ any Children enjoy it and it bene- fits them’. The true leinedy, Syi up of Figs, is manufactuicd by the Califm n ia Fig SyrupCo. only. 11m ANNUAL HOLIDAY DISPLAY. The Finest and Most Complete Showing of X-MAS . GOODS IN THE COUNTY. OUR BIG STORE IS GROWB3D FROM BA33M3NT TE Toys: 2 Games, Dolls, Books, Calendars, Doll Carriages, Sleds, Doll Trunks, Wagons, Fancy China, Lamps, Silver Novelties, Mackintoshes, Dressing Sacques, Tea Gowns, Fur Boas, Fur Ciellarettes, Jackets and Capes, Silk > Waists, ROOF. Flannel Waists, Ladies’ Aprons, Children’s Aprons, Bretelle Aprons, Flannelette Gowns, . Children’s Sleeping Garments, Gloves, Handkerchiefs, , Pocketbooks, Leather Goods, Perfumery, Jewelry, N eckwea , Fancy Boxes, Shaving Sets, Toilet Sets, .2 1' Umbrellas, Bric- -a'- -Brac, Etc, Etc. C o ._ MORE 10111 DOLLAR‘THlNl 110111111 WILL BUY ELSEWHERE. GRAND CHRISTMAS OPENING. \l K 10.1. 1...... we have been Planning fOr the past two months for this event, and now have the FINEST ASSORTMENT OF CHRISTMAS GOODS that can be found 1n Norwalk N ECKWEAB for Men. nation that Dame Fashion has smiled on. Smoking Jackets, House Coats and Bath Robes, from $3- 7510 $7 53 . Men’s Pajamas, at 98c and Sl.50. , - hemstitched with or Without. initial at 25c. , Men’s Silk Suspenders at 50c. per pair. l GLOVES in all kinds, silk- lined Mechas, 01 unlined, 98c. to $1. 50, Finest kid at $2. 00 ' Men’s Fancy vests, at S2. 00, S2.50, S3.00, $3.50, 1White and Colored Lanndered Shirts, at 48c” 7513., 984:, An elegant line of SILK MUFFLERS, in White; colmed 01‘ black at 480-10 $2 00. 0111' UMBRELLA Stoc NOBWALK RES} and ' ' , SOUTH NOBWALK. is Immense. A collection 01 Neckwear lichness which it would be hard to rival. All the leading shapes at 25c. and 500. HANDKERCHIEFS for presents are always acceptable. A man never has too many. The pure linen ones Hemstitched colored beiders, at 5c., 100.,12 1- 20,... 156. to 50c. I All the qualities on hand from a 250 glove to the All prices, from 7 5c. to S7. 00. Every color combi- - I" Masonic Building, _ ” Norwa‘
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