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LOCAL AND OTHER NEWS.
THE GAZETTE ONE CENT A COPY.
The Big Four Quartette of colored
singers are arranging for a ball.
——Geese,Geese,Chi¢kens and Turkeys,
6 Water street.
Rev. S. L. Beiler has been spending
a week in New York.
Sherman Commandery, U. 0. G. C.
will elect oflicers to-night.
Mrs. E. H. Hotchkiss spent yesterday
in New York.
—We have some very pretty. atomi- ’,
zers, at Tomlinson’s.
The Hospital Whist club will be en-
tertained this afternoon by Mrs. Frank
D. Lawton, of Elmwood avenue.
—Turkeys12.}c up. Chickens, 121}
6 Water st1eet.
Concord Division has been invited to
attend the anniversary of Rising Star
Divisidn of Rowayton on Wednesday
evening, January 3, and have accepted
the invitation.
-—Oldenschlager’s cigars "are best.
Concord Divison will meet, Thursday
evening December 28, and. Thursday
evening January 4,. instead “of Monday.
“ evenmg, on account of the holidays.
-——Largest line of. perfumes in town at
Weed’s Drug Store. '
Miss Nora E. Ryan, book-keeper at
the Boston Store has been ill at her
home on Selleck street, East Norwalk.
George L. Sullivan of Waterbury, ,
has been visiting relatives' 111 town. I
—Turkeys 121}c, up, 6 Water St.
Yesterday was Fore-fathers’ Day.
The pilgrims landed on Dec. let., 1620.
—-A Webe1 piano Would make an ex-
cellent Christmas gift. Sold by J. W.
Studwell. \
Sylvester Keeler of Lowe street,
seriously ill of heart trouble and asth-
ma.
is
——Fancy atomizers at Weed’s Drug
Store.
Miss Sarah A. Turn-ey of Harbor
avenue is undergoing treatment in the
N orwalk hospital.
‘ —-A Came1a01 Kodak will make a
fir-st1ate gift. They can be had at
Tomlinson’ s, South N01 walk.
The team of Company F will go to
Bridgeport to-night and play a_ game
of basket ball with the Y. M. C. A.
team of that city.
—Pianos-and organs of only the best
makers at J. W. Studwell’s.
'To-morrow matinee and night, The
Real Widow Brown will appear at
Hoyt’s Theatre. *
——12} lbs. fresh pork $1. 00, 6 Water
street.
—Lazell’s, Roger & Gallet’s and
B00th’s extracts at Weed’s Drug Store.
Miss Mary E. D'rew has returned to
her home in Norwich, after a visit with
her brother Michael Drew of East Nor-
walk.
—-Special' 1ce cream flavo1 s for Ch1 ist-
mas at DeKlyn s.
The Christmas celebration of the
Arion Singing Society will be held in
the society’s hall Christmas Day. (An
invitation dance will also be held.
—Get your Christmas candy at
Lane’s.
The marriage of John Glynn, son of
Thomas Glynn, and Miss Katherine
Conway will take place in the Church
of the Assumption, Westport, on Wed-
nesday, January 3. ‘
Fabian Soderstrom, employed in the
Norwalk Iron Works, has constructed
at his home in Taylor avenue, a min-
iature gas machine from which he gets
a good light.
—5 tons of Turkeysat 6 Water
street.
Mr. and Mrs. George N. Burnham of
Hartford are guests of Mrs. Bu1nham’s
parents Mr. and Mi s. Cha1les Adams
of Grove street, South Norwalk.
i
-,‘ Geprge B. St. John has been chosen
by Miss Sarah E. Adams to abt as her
conservatm.
—Huyler’ s fancy boxes and Christ-
mas candy at DeKlyn’s.
—-—————— 1.
Rev. and Mrs. H. C. Willington of
the Philadelphia confelence have been
visiting f11ends1n town. /
Attorney F. Farrar Burke of Chey-
enne, Wyoming, has been visiting
friends in South Norwalk.
, —'J. W. Studwell’s pianos speak for
themselves.
Captain Howard J. Bloomer of Com-
pany F. has returned from Yale college
to spend the Christmas holidays at his
home in this city.
---The best assortment of toys games
etc. at‘ John T.‘ Hayes, 5 Main street.
. ——_— a 5
Hon. John H. Light of ‘South Nor-
walk address the 'Young. Men’s Re-
publican club in New Haven last night.
—‘Fine line of pocketbooks at Weed’s
Drug Store.
The next meeting of the Barbers’
Union will be held Tuesday evening,
January 21111., at Gustave Pitzer’s shop.
Installation officer Souper will be pres-
ent and a reception will follow at Mr. ‘
. Pitzer’s
home 34 Stuart avenue.
¥Turkeys 121}c. up best stock ever in
the Norwalks, 6 Water street.
The Germania Saengerbund will
have its annual Christmas tree and en-
tertam‘ment for the children next Mon-
day night.
—Dewey,1Norwalk Club, Town House
and Splendid cigars, 25 in a box for
the holidays, at Oldenschlager’s,Wash—
ington street, South N 01 walk. '
Mrs. Elmer Hendricks of East ave-
nue has returned from a visit with her
sister, 'Mrs. Charles R. Helmer of
Southpo‘rt.
—Lazell’s, Pinaud’s, Roger and Gal-
let’s, Ricksecker’s Perfumes and Toi-
let‘Waters, at Tomlinson’s.
The Norwalk Tramway Co. is hav-
ing its tracks repaired in several places
in readiness for the usual season’s
freeze-up.
I.
——-Whe1pley & Clark," South Nor
walk, would be .pleased to show you a
fine assortment of meerschaum and
briar pipes; also a choice line of fine
cigars 25 in a box for the holidays.
‘ {The loss upon the Norwalk Baptist
Church block at 30 Main street, this
city, occasioned by Sunday’s fire,
barber shop, has i een adjusted at $175
Mr. DeSassa had no insurance.
which occurred in Leonard DeSassa’s-
lic Union Council, K ofC. will be in-
stalled next Wednesday evening.
—-—Christmas tree ornaments at Lane’s.
Mrs. Winfield Scott of Elm street
and Miss Emily Englehardt of Cran-
bury are visiting in New York.
—-Best spring chickens 121}c, 6 Water
Street.
Miss Jennie Dibble of South Main
street is home from the New Bl. itian
,Normal school for the Chrirtmas holi-
days.
—Perfumes and Atomizers at a was-
onable price 1101 the Holidays only, at
Tomlinson s.
A family reunion will be held at the
home of Mrs. John A. Stevens of Dadi-
en Christmas. It will be the anniver-
sary of 'Mrs. Stevens’ birth.
their Christmas festival? Saturday
morning at half past ten in— the First
Congregational chapel. ’
the holidays. at Oldenschlager’ s, Wash-
ington street, South Norwalk.
Thomas Collins, of . Danbury, is the
guest of hisbrother, Andrew J. Collins,
and is assisting during the. holiday
trade in the latter’s store in South
Norwalk.
Because of the presentation of Re-
bekah and the Creation, on New Year’s
Day, the usual annual reception of the
will be held Wednesday, January 17,
afterndon and evening. An attractive
musical and literary programme will
be rendered in the evening.
—-Dr. M. S. Rosen, oculist, can be
consulted in the parlors of the Ma-
the hoursbf 1 and 7 p. m. and daily
between 9 and 12 a. m.. 6 and 9 p. 111.,
at 280 State street, Bridgeport. Eyes
examined and diseases treated. N. 9 tf
Samuel Denny died at the residence
of his son, Lumas Denny, 22 Center
avenue, at 1 o’clock yesterday after-
noon. He leaves besides his son, one
daughter,,1\Irs. James Farrell. The
funeral will be held'Sunday afternoon
from hislate residence. Rev. S. B.
Pond will officiate.
That Throbbing Headache
Would quickly leave you, if you us-
ed Dr. King’s New Life Pills. Thou-
sands of sufferers have proved their
matchless merit forSick and Nervous
Headaches. They make pure blood
and strong nerves and build up your
health. Easy to take. Try them.
Only" 5 cents. Money back if not our-
ed. Sold byJ. ..A Riggs, Druggist.
The Girls’ Needlework clubwill hold '
—-—Dewey, Norwalk Club, Town House»
and Splendid cigars, 25 1n :1. box for'
. friends from'We'stport and the Levy
Young Men’s Christian Association-
hackemo Hotel, on Tuesdays, between,
‘ Cornucopias,
Miss Baird and Her Pupils Exchange X31115
Gifts
Mat-”1:. '
. 1' r.
The closing exercises at Miss Bair‘d’ s
Institute preparatory to the Xmas va-
cation.'were‘ held yesterday, at which
time exchange of gifts between pupils
and teachers was enjoyed: Miss
Baiid presented each of her senior pu-
pils with a very beautiful gold souve-
nir spoon, upon the bowl of which was
engraved a picture of the school build-
ing, also the initials M. B. I. The oth-2
er‘ pupils each received from Miss
Baird a French water color picture
piettily framed. The school in return
presented Miss Baiid with a very ele-
gant case containing a. silver-back hair
blush, comb, hand minor and velvet
brush with her monogram, C. F. B,
engraved upon the back. The teach-
ers in the school also presented their
principal with a solid silver bureau
tray
‘1. Jefferson House Opening. .
l‘he Jefferson house on Wall street
was opened last-night under its new
management, and about 100 guests were
present, including the Arion Singing‘
society of South No‘rwalk, a. number of
brothers from New York.
evening was passed.
A A-‘
A pleasant
Runaway-
A horse driven by William Wills
ran away on the Westport hill about 9
o’clock last night, and threw the driv-
er Samuel Knapp and a man named
Lynch out but they escaped injury.
The horse, which is owned by John
Knapp, was captured 05 Wall street by
Oliicel Mo1eh0u3e.
——.—-——~—‘o.o>
The newly elected officers of Catho- l M B I CLOSING EXERCISES A I
fir
' Additional local news on eighth page.
Hill/[Alli '
semi-annual
71 ‘ Schiller Siamm
elected the following office1s who wi ll
be installed by d1st11ct deputy Paul
PBei-g'ltt the same place, Tuesday mght
Jan. 1: Vice Chief,.F Koeour: under
chief, Jacob Wolff; by..chief, John Old- '
‘en'schlager; secretary, Gustav Lange;
treasurer, George Schaub.
‘vr
Women as Well as Men.
' Are Made Miserable by
‘ Kidney Trouble.
Kidney trouble preys upon the mind, disc
courages and lessens ambition; beauty, vigor
and cheerfulness soon
disappear when the kid-
neys are out of order
or diseased.
— Kidney trouble has
become so prevalent
that it' is not uncommon
for a child to be born.
afflicted with weak kid-
neys. if the child urin.
' ates too often. if. the
urine scalds the ‘flesl'ror if when thewhfld
reaches an age when it shbuld be able in
control the passage. if is yet afflicted with
bed-wetting, depend upon it. the cause of
the difficulty is kidney trouble, and the first
step should be towards the treatment of
these important organs.
trouble is due to a diseased condition of the
kidneys and ladder and not to a habit as
most people uppose.
Women as well as men are made mis-
erable with kidney and bladder trouble,
and both need the same great remedy.
immediate effect of
It is sold
The mild and the
Swamp-Root is Soon realized.
by druggisfs. in fifty-
cent and one dollar ,1
sizes. You may have a 31
sample bottle by mail .
free, also pamphlet iell— name of 8mm
ing all about it, including many of the
thousands of testimonial letters received
from sufferers cured. in writing Dr. Kilmet
8: Co., Binghamton, N. _Y., be sure and 1 .
mention this paper.
WHOLESALE AND RETA IL.
Tree Ornaments,
Candy Canes, Apples,
Wedding Cake Ornaments,
Fancy Boxes,
3011 80115,
Paper Napkins.
Cherries and Baskets,
Artificial Fruit.
3 lbs. SPECIAL MIXED CANDY 25¢.
@SPECIAL PRICES TO CHURCHES AND TEACHERS.
HARRIE A. SMITH, 39 Main Street,
Telephone, 144- 44.
NORW A LK.
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MORE FOR A DOLLAR THAN A DOLLAR
GREAT CHRISTMAS WEE
- C.omst0ck
.I’S
..ILL BUY ELSEWHERE.
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 ECKWEAR for Men.
nation that Dame Fashion has smiled on.
mokmg JMKBtS, House Coats and Bath Robes, from 33 31337.33.
Men’s Pajamas, at 98c and $1.50. ' ' *
HANDKERCHIEFS for presents are always acceptable. A man never has too
hemstitched with 01 without initial at? 25c. Hemstitched colmed borders, at 50., 100., 12 1-2c, 15c. to 50c.
I
All the leading shapes at 25c. and 50c.
Men’s Silk Suspenders at 501:. per pair.
GLOVES in all kinds 311111111311 Mochas or 111.111.1311 980. 13.31. 50.
Finest kid at $2. 00
Men’s Fancy Vests, at $2. 09, $2.50, $3.00, $3.59,
White and Colored Laundered Shirts, at 48m, 7513., 981:,
An elegant- line of SILK MUFFLERS 11.111111... 33131311 or black, 111 48513. to 32. 93. .
OunUMBBE
NORWALK
TWQ. STORES} 1 and
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LLA Stocki
1s Immense.
A collection 01 Neckwear richness which it would the hardto rival.
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The pure
All; the qUalities on ‘hlandfroma .2513 glove to the
{All prlces from 75c to $7 00 '.: . f ,5 ._ '.
Every color éombi-.
linen ones.
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Schiller Stamm, U. 0. R. 1\l.‘.he‘ldite1
meeting and election,
Tuesday night, in the tailoiing shop of '
F. Kocouron North. Main street and
This unpleasant '
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