wringing,“
. ’St
urtevant’
m
"”HOLI DAY BARGAINS.
‘ For Young and, llld,llioh and Poor.
EVERYTHING for. EVERYBODY
STU RTEVANT’S
'7 one...
u HOUSES,
NORTH MAIN AND ANN STREETS, SOUTH NORWALK.
sunroooi mooring
ANfl'I'lll‘Jl “'lllil'h' Still! ’l lll'l MON
.llill'} .‘i'l'lllflll‘ l'llllSNlNll.
/
’I'ha larcnmnllvw all; “might Train Crash”
into llm lulu (Eur of the South Nor-wink
Spcclnl’ Traffic llclnyed In Ilntli lllri c~
lions l'ntll loom o‘clock.
.. _ .l wroclrni-zrr thrillonrnq slruot cross
in“, in tiiislcily, it: (5:50 this morning, do.
luyed lralllc 0:1 the Consolidated railroad
in this motion until 10:30. The accident
was n peculiar one. coir. id by in . ('ii'i: _
lemnrrss of some oni', not you determined
The South Norivnlk s iai, «‘imluc»
for Edward 'l'nylor. which loaves 'nrront '
fix-Ti o'clock, had pulled out of tilt.-
l'reight yard. and was backing up on the
westbound truck to the depot, to take
on passenger”. linginc No. :96, of (Win.
doctor Daniel Mt‘lntyro's freight train.
nag rm thi- r-aist-lulund ti‘imit Just below
the Monro» let‘ei. triwvr. Thu tmwr op.
vrstor.’l‘i»rrrnvie ('iirrinngi..sct the sign
hill and “NW“? ”N: switch for tho engine
rotako tlw bros-sour and go into the
yard after u p.1riWYljJif' car. The engii
orer, Frederick ll, l-‘ir-lds, opened his
throttle and won! llll"illl. As he macho-d
the cross nvx-r his . .. crushed into the
rear[:a.‘:sr~litgvrrr hi t'w South Nor—
waik special. uldz'l' lizol just reached
that pnint,m it \‘l‘uilrlll’llll'lg into tho
depot. Tilt-«zit ml lll‘,‘ locomotive wore
thrown from thi- mil . tho trucks of ouch
bola: thrown out. of position and
the «nod-spill nun. :piintered. The
note. v- on. two; and iii: (witches and lira
were liroilm”
Fortunately llt‘lllli‘r the locomotive ilu‘r
the pushing-r train was going iii. a nary
great. !-[l1 oil. l'lfilf the damagi- would have
“Migrant-u. The Lin-v of rho collision
«lrovrethc li'll‘iin' into lit“ i‘.l.ll of illL‘
“Bigltlf'nylli”. but l‘lnglm'rl’ Hold and
his lifl‘fnal'l. I lounge.- llsymoud, ii ,lll‘Olllf‘l‘
nf Station Ago-m l'iiarlo-s Ru} innunl.”
jumpul rin-i sand Iir':|ll*=(,'ll’t‘5 from ha
rug Injlll'r‘ll. 'flii- l"ul‘ limkciuzin or (‘on—
Iluclor 'l‘upiur'w‘ train illr’l iumpml. Tho
rm! platform of ill" “HORN”; mi' ut thr-
train was llf’tlh’ri'i. but V-llri not grimly
damaged. - .\l. ::t’. till.- trmn, riillilig
loose from tiw ‘lh'r'h‘l'ii \"l'. :..:utr.llur
New York.
The wrmiwrr: in Siaiiiiord .li’l Now
llavan in re ic-lvgrzipirml tor and :ii'i'iv.» l
about ‘.i;lilio‘clmrir, “hurl it lawn-co of
men lit-grill the- \v-irk of Running Hm
wreckr-d portion of iliu 1min iill'l
erfllgllli'lillfi,‘ wot ll. .tL. rs.
anrrmm: l ‘u' ti;i,‘.ii .- mi lliul .ill l'll'll'
hound 1mm our-mum; inn tho iilwk.
and in) izzsntcil : unit l". .;z_:..i- Mi . ll’ thr-
:nninlinv lmfnru tho iiplliimt'lllllg truin
got into tip: lil'u'k. ”-4 tun w the snitch
for tlwcngtrnzt 312m; L‘.'.t l' ‘ll‘llll‘li‘l‘
Taylor's lrziiu ....ui:i lull iiilt‘ll tip until
the cnginc bud (:l’itthrhl «mi.
Hill \' l‘l'l'l‘ ll.\.\?- 05' l.\.
(toning-i lur l’nmilim stay imi lie lurrrjr-il
at line Hulalierfl liomu.
Tlu- coin i‘lllt‘L‘ :ippointml iiiiro
lnunlln up; I i ornmzzi- for tho (rt‘t'llllll
41f collugwut lip' Silliii‘ln‘ li-illlr'ul Xi)
fillufl. “iii l‘v’lwil lu .\‘illili'ill l'imlr l'tlfll.
of Nov. ”awn. i'l-lll‘LhL ll Mir-i pm
posed tn . mi morn-,9 m “bu-b rbv vrtv
9mm now in ‘iw ml liwra‘ ll-mn- l' iiliil
livt- with firm: “mm. it: lulllllllllt't‘
will report lii.l li-gijtuito l'il-‘li istvu
tlir- land upon \vlipli itiu liniw- now
stands fvz' tli- bun-iii iii mu Vi‘lr'rdllfi
rind fur ll." win-nil Ill or iii")? cloth. :1.
lie iiizuis- h” “mum. tor valiurmis'
wivos. 'l'h- "Milli! .i..~. rllllzllllll'll to
llorr-rn-vr .‘lnrrn .ml i‘.\ ii ;\t'fflltl‘ ilzir~
r'taim. Hath :i;'.'«wl ilmv' llii‘l'nlitilllilllh
“I‘ll“! wliiirli 'lr. l'iirii gmi- (livpiup
I'll! pro/('llléii‘vl if." l'fli‘llflfl -.|' influx.»
on llw gf’rlllul'. ‘l'lm flint-g illin‘Vt‘r.
has pim maul iail~i ital; uninu ill“ l'lll“i\
prolmty. ilfl'l ilin wuriiniitiw :rxpvi‘l tlut
llwnuxl lKL’lfiiJlllf'r' wall true! llr‘fllllrl
ohm (or llw li“'?ll1"li of iio- I‘vili‘llfl‘i‘ Oil
the Muir bind,
rum in All
Th0 inltmlllt'tioii ill llll'v imp of Mir
porimlicnl italic? {Minn :‘ .i.iv.>i'ti.-.ri.g
will alum" nnyono who Mil-1w tin-sn
tichstn to ll'f‘ill. pupwis, umguziiw-i or
book» nlmluiviy frur. Full instructions
or» giro-n m ouch pivrlnzliculhmk. mil-
lfllflllr“ WU lii‘lu'll. which "my irmlvm n
all "It" at our olllirmr. mill l‘. ll Murr.
ill Wall llll'l‘i'i. Nut-walk. out from-m iv
l‘iluzi‘rf “miniminu *«lr‘w’l. Honlli bur
wnlli. illuminant :1 on your llllllll‘llnli
ruldfm wli- ri Him.“ “tin of Home lmrilrn.
mu, it,“ in») rl‘l’l'ivl‘ prnrmrvrr-dlr for
lll lit: m unwl. Full!“ u pi-rimlicul bank
out prior. and imr limv dub-lily you mil
mi!» your iiii..riw pnwrurrnuunmnr-
fl'fl' for no» your Am rairrmm Jurors \I.
"In. H l). Hmltli. irriinilwr
Chi-mun Marlow.
Tho Room-y I‘omo-«ly mmpnii ‘Hil
aim: mallow for in lino m1 l “lillllfl‘ll iii
the waolk Hpcru llonw. l‘liriutmun
“mum Full-iron are admitted to any
"of thrown» for lwlntyiilvn cents.
is low prion of slimming should ignor-
nom ii lugs naturism. Tht’ Rooney
family an- un mill known to require any
prim Mcmsmenilatlon. All that in now.
my to my in rim: iiwy are run tied by
tlwbm lnlrmt obtairiuhle. bulimia tit
immi-vmlng or r «rim-ii.
inflamm- or vol-hm.
Oil Hood” thoi linily (lunatic r'l Will
this third your of in: min: robin mointvruo.
and the odiror mm a whims and ll half
of “Win rm vnulcmwr in lilrllvl‘r‘ people
bellow um. um mpvr. W: 'l «imp-l I‘M.
ism limo it llllliuprthnrwnlk linili’.
‘l‘hfi Somali Daily listnlln velolimwd
Within! birthday tantalum-arr ymrdny.
It had {be IWMTi-l'l"-' n! prrapvrily. and
it damn; ii.~~~iiiuamhnl Advocate.
(Mongolian! l‘yhrlniiii nil-7m =.
T!!! l‘hriwlbi‘w Whi'w Ill llw i'wnlh
x‘fl'fli lfmiqtr galirmiil l‘litin‘lr. in "our
"Matching. wiil is" ilw ‘lliil‘il of lion
tWalkml who. will t‘lirisunm
minim. opinion“ my! i'flhil by the choir.
Fibrin wflmw win in! m'arli' lav ll'lk‘ pus-
our and itin- viigpriniviidrut of tho Sunday
delimitilwmvmi-«ra ni‘ wills-n will or»
(up; lb! (mm Mid i‘rnlcr Mists by
WW.
rum-int t'niam ”More”.
Winona! plwilwii of oflimrsof lic-
My (”Immil. fiaii'imri Provident.
Optimum prime lmi night with the
rm... molt: l’rriiiilrrit. W. A.
__ “flea ”kiwi. W . Aclur;
.15.! : rm .F. ll.
Mammal rm“ 51kg: colloid»
4'!. Smith Nurwulk.
ori‘icrii Mini M‘Qiiirrsn.
Tho Laimrgo of Intoxication Nu: Hit-tallied
by the Evidence Arlrlucod.
Tho charge of intoxication preferred
against Officer John Many was iuvosti»
gated last night by Acting-Mayor Henry
I). l-‘ox rind l‘mincllman MCMflhOtl,l‘hfllr-
mun of tho committee on police.
Williuin Woodworlh. who saw Police—
nnuu Many in Springwood, Tuesday
night, rind who reported in Captain
Colegrovo that he thought the officer was
moon a tit condition to perform his.
duties, and also Captain Colegrovc, testi-
fied that they thought the officer was
intoxicated.
The officer, in his own behalf. and
Frank Raymond, Officer William Pen-
nington and Frank Simondsoo. slated
positively that'Mr. Man was sick. and
not uridcrlholnfluoncoo liquor. ’
Tho rumination. which was a rigid
one. was conducted by Councilman
McMahon. but nothing was brought out
in show that the officer was intoxicated.
and ho wns acquitted
iiin’iiiliiiioi‘oir 'ii'iiir.
l'oner Préveritcrl from (living it to “Inn.
Eur-lo by liln Reintlvu.
It is snid that last Saturday '1‘. H. Por~
tor. the aged and wealthy Stamford citi-
zen whom his rclutivos arc sucking to
have: :idjudgml insane to pron-iii, it is
nilvged, his marriage to Miss llsile Earle,
foi'im-rly of Norwalk. started to leave
Stamford with $25,000 in cash, which he
intended lo givr Miss Earle, but was pre-
VPlllt‘li from use miflishiug his gurpose.
Stieriif Cliirlrsonau ndeputyen esrored
to wrve :i summons upon her to appear
as a witness at Thursday‘s hearing on the
writ of lishens corpus, but she could not
be found. Miss Earle is u niece of 1101‘
for ll. Fairbanks. of lllu-winnd. fornicrly
Boston More l'rlzo “'Inners.
t'hristmus proscnls wore ilistriimwd
ill tho Nurwuil.‘ Boston vinrr.’i‘liiirsdzi_v.to
tin- following pcnums: Mrs. St. John,
uuc pound of cul‘fce: Mrs. J. 'fiyon. one
bag of flounli. A. l‘rarrkc.acal plush
swiping Mrs. l‘cndcrgmit. one bug of
flour: .‘dm. .lnnwx. unr- pound of coffee;
Mrs innilntbcrgwuv pourdof tea. The
ton of cool was Ill‘il’\'tl lav Mrs. William
Henry. of New 4 'unuuu, but on Iccount
of rlii-rliiliculiy in Moving it delivered
rho on»; giwn :i sowing inucliiiic in Ms
chungc for ll. Mrs. M (lufnoy. a pound
.if ion; Mrs St. John. u pounduf calico:
'vin i“, ll. llzillock, u lug of flour.
“)‘Illflllhfll‘ the Now-hon To-d-y
liiiicmrdsnce with a custom I‘Slilb-
llsllt'll by Tut: Siav'rixri. the first war of
its v-xislcnt‘r- il‘i ii daily, tho rntirc (all
ll- ll w.” tho pllpr'r, iixcliisivc of lliosi‘
will in r--_-til:ir subscriborsuinl sold to
n u" dcuh-rs. will b!) gircn In our
limo forum of rmwshnys. iii-tiny as n
i‘iirisiumu pro-sum. All the money they
Aimin tor the paper Will be
thuirs. in yours past lhclittlu follows
imeu-un very kindly remembered by
[llt'il' customers for their faithfulness
llir‘iuiiglmul tin;I yeiirs.und wo iii-speak
for them tho sumo garterous slinwornf
silver pim'os this your.
Golden Croo- Moon.
.-\t tho' regular mooring of Sherman
i'mnmnndory. l'. O. (i. t' , No. ill). held
lav. night. tlu- following officers were
|‘lt'l'll‘ll1 V, (I, W. l“. Pillow; \‘. N. C..
Mrs, W. N. Simona; W. 1’.. Mrs. S. .l.
l'usmulivhh'. of it. (leorgotf i‘omstock;
l“ h’. of it . Ii. W. Duty: rreuunrer. W.
N. Simona: W. ll., Charles ll. Britta:
\\'..l.(i . Mrs. .1. ti. Demure“: WA).
H . it ll. Sherwood: 1’. N. l‘.. George
i‘. Mu-olmn: trllrllf‘l‘ii, J. F. Alger. Jumcs
Wald». innizw Romero rcprcsrntutivo to
tlmud t‘umniiindrry, timrgvl‘. Mooiiun:
nltvrnuiv. firm i". llericdict: organist.
Mir-s l". |-‘. [lulir‘rlii'L
w: vim-n ll (lrnru Clllll‘l‘h-
’i‘bi- survivor» iii liflll'l‘ church. no-xt
Wool... will buns follows: Mulllllly, i) -.-,.
vinbrr B'ith. i'liristmns iluy. 7:304 in.
Holy l'urniniinino: lllzllil our. Morning
l'ruyor. mrmonnnl Holy t'uinmuuion;
Tuesday. iii-crinbor L’liili,.\‘t. Sluphcn's
luv. ll um . Holy Communion: “mun
lwr 2.. St. John‘s Day. it ii.ni.. lloly
i‘ouiminunn: : p,rn.. chii ~rcn's festival
scrub-c: Thursday. December '2th. tlm
llitm'vnln‘ ltw. H mm” Holy ("ommun.
ion: 'i p.m,. rim-mug l’ruynr, lliblu study
not! I-onllrmntiun incruri».
I‘rvsrut Entry "all I)”
Tim following [lllplhlt‘ll llriidv‘J, i‘un
r-uid str‘wt M‘lllll-l. worn prom-lit ovary
hnlflluy durum thu point two months:
lliius Evcrndvn. .lrimos l-‘incli. Adnrn
llrovsvhrwr. l’hsrlm Lockwood. Thomas
Nihiil. Janus Mollue. l-‘rml Watts.
Ullllflf'il Hinitii. Arthur 'l‘yrrsll, John Wit»
lllllllI. Htovv \‘ubllv. licrtrurlo llnrulz,
l-leu lirmmun. Nordic iii-own, Kntv linu-
lrr. (”him llihliiu. Limo lmlnnd. Ado
Mo-rrinrn. lllnlr- fit-liiilty. lloiiuy llrly-
mood.
mnoul lthlldnn Marlo floppy.
l’m-trrdny wort riu1 final (lily of iwtiool
fiirlho )l'lll‘ Willi. fmll it wnn olmrvrrl
with lithograph-1w. which mud» llllll»
doubt of children happy. in tho South
Nurvvulli schools tho teachers provided
tfiiirisrmim bum for tlirir «Junior». while
the pupils iremiwd their resin-olive
martinis wit i numerous (ohms oi affor-
tlori. .lttiin Concord norm school no
vxrolb-nr proarummo was mmloml. rirul
tori-tidy thlp‘l‘d hyu lltl'fll.‘ uumhi-r of
visitors. , ,
l'rubnbly I "arson alumina.“
this remarkable and widupmd “mild
wsvc” will prob-lily more north Ind
mum-m with! and in marrow, overs
running rho At nurlc slim. to is likely
to b9 the harbinger of ruin. lie pro-sou
outlook is not. thyruforedu favor- of ii
“whim t'nrlslnm.‘ But this probabil-
ity is rbnt before next week lsfitr Ml.
mural frosty wuimwlll resume lllPil’
amflrluiicy. _ ,. . . . -
.i fitmflumfl Worn-ll Mum.
l’nlwlii liflvif been scrmi on Mary J.
l’omamy. of Morbport. ill a unit to
recover will) dimmer, instituted by this
Mwivmn for the (momenta insurance
company. no to roots of H.900 with
internal. Tlll.‘ now cm given for eighty
slum or rim nompwy‘ii stock. This nuts.
never from paid.
{on filial”. "iii“i'iiig'biiaiii.
M to.» ammonia osmium of rho
norm-rind herbal» MM” annulment
or rooms: llwmm. u In Miami. llll J
"urn ooonufioiioons.
I-ll'l‘lN‘lS lll‘.lN'l‘lilll-IS'I‘ IN I'LM‘ES
NEAR Nlllll’l'dlili.
A Nolghlmrhouil now in Itowuytiin our
the Colonel 1!in Inoud Estate How» and
uouulp of the Day in Dorian and \'l-
clnlty—urlsfn From Ilroud ltlvor.
‘ It is rumored that thorowill be sonic
sensationiil developments before the
Colonel Raymond estate is divided.
There was considerable of a neighbor-
hood‘row a day or two ngo,caused by the
acrimonious protests of our of tho
iutersstcdruirties~undn lady at lliot-~
against the administrator for milling live
trees which had been blown down, and
which cou'nscl for the caloric ndvisrd to
be sold RB they were perishable properry.
[lo sold them for Nib—.1 fair prircvnnd
banked the moncy to tho estate‘s vrcdit.
biittbolody. ucmnrml by tho spirit. of
the old song. ,
“Wooduuiu spurt: lhiit Irm-
Toui-ii‘noi n sinrzlo liouirli.” ctr .
became frnutic wrth rage. and gavc, not
piecembut whole chunku of her mind
to the administrator. the purchasers and
all concerned. Joined by her husband,
they both started in on n duott which
had noise enough if no other musical
quality. If $20 worth df old trons main:
suoliu racket. itiis easy to prophesy that
there willbe it longer and hotter light
over the division than there would have
been if the second set of children had
continued their claims. Evidently there
are going to bo SDIlll‘ lively developments
before long. that will rnuko ilickcns‘
description of the heirs of Jonas l'hnzzlc‘
wit seem tuini- by, comparison. «Stom-
ford Advocate. ,
The funeral of William 5’. \Vlllllnlt‘y
wns lnrgcly uttentled yesterday lifter»
noon from his lulu homo llcv. Ii. ll.
Russell. of Mt. Vernon, formerly pastor
of the Methodist church here. idlictntmi,
and the. pallbearers were ()livcr t‘ook, ii.
[1. While, lillfifgtl Willii’iiirmii mnl Hum
103 Godfrey.
The Baptist Young i‘eoplu's 3‘ n-ii-ry of
Christian Endeavor has cloi‘lud tlu' fol
lowing officers for the ensuing six
months: President. John ll. Sin-rrr; viro-
resident. Winfield (Hunt: suxrctury.
Ilsa Idallrncc Short-r: lll‘flrilll'rl'. Ella-rt
T. Marsh.
The nanny frivnds of illlll‘ Mm Nina
llowlnnil will b0 glad to iiinrtbul she,
will be board :it the nintcrtnininnut in the
Methodist Episcupnl church. Sitiirdny
evening. in (“10 mi bur uri.;m'il th‘llillg
addressos.
llov. Joseph .\. .liiligr- “ill prx-urli
morning and owning for llov. r‘. (l.
Cullen, in the llnwuytun li‘lpllsl church,
Sunday. Mi lining Sll'l!j(’l'l,".\ \‘."uiidvrliil.
l'hrtstz” owning. "Nor
t‘hrist."
llziylston‘s curiiiigc l‘iictory i; lllluslllll'
ly busy Just iit prusont. The) inn lilill’lg
an order for lllft‘t" hundred ‘onby turning
on for tho ldlllflrg Mnnufucturmg mm-
puny. of i’hiliidolplii‘u.
Bliss Lina Stevens und liar] fitcvoiis
arrived ironic yesterday ultcrnoun from
the nomination they have boon iittcndiug,
and will remain until litter the hoiidnye.
ilcv, Joseph Judge. tbc converted
(.‘ulholii‘, gave on intvrvsting talk in the
Mi-thodist and Baptist chiirrbvs, ’i‘hurs»
dny owning.
Mr.‘ and Mrs. ilichnrd ll lloybton arc
spending a few diiys with than a in. ltov.
C. W. llnylnton. in ltuund iliil.
(homo Stillson urrivcd from Htt-pllt‘)’
last night. to spend the holiduy» \\‘l!ll his
unlit, Mrs. ll. ihm‘lluirl.
J. W. l-‘ullon rind fumily will spend
Christmas With rrlotiw» in Stamford,
"Mulls.
imprinting i-xvri'iscs WI'I‘L‘ livid ut llu-
l'uiitcr school, yvst‘cnluy iiltsrn-ion,
bringing thoschuol torturous until lllIN‘
Now Yours. The scholuni rcndcrr-d in pro:
grnnirno of rrr‘itutinnsund mimic, and
tho priuci iii and ii-iu'lwrs norm] rr-i'rvsh-
mono. huwbohirs llllllit' llii-li' l'l‘flll‘l“
tivo tunchcrs si'virnl pruviiy prmvnts.
Missiiilligiin prvsuurr-d our-hot hrr pupils
with u book. innl Mia.» ’i‘uih-s guru unrh
of her lll'llllllll’ll n pro-try gift.
Section lion-mun limirgo l-lvrivtt nud
liiu mi-n turn.-.lihr- ll ignitin's llullsi' at
tho illiilu urmvl crossing mound yi-stvr
day ulturrioon on that the door now fours
tiiucnut. 'l‘iilu imionu to main» it r-iwirr
forliuu- 'l‘vnder Home-nut to rim-h tho
lflllt’n. lll‘ ibis illinmt critira-Iy rccovvrcrl
from bin rucrnr sown! full, and wont to
work ludiiy for mu first iinwnini-urlu-
iivi-iili-ul.
'l‘lieiiociiibloof lvuuhuu l 'ii-«tlu. Knights
of the lloldvn limbo. but Tomboy own-
ing. il'OIPd such to success ibut llit'cri-
torlninmuot uouitnitlcu llllil lil'l‘llll‘ll to
irr- oiio uvcry month during the motor.
hc um our will forgiven Jununry ill.
ll. (‘. floor-n will «rm-t um Hnturrlny
for llnzlhnny. l’n.. to visit or broliio-r
whom in' bus nor. mum in licvvlilm-ii
yam.
llrovlili-ufliliuumnr. Wholnin lll‘t'll ril-
tondin n coil 0 in l'vnnsylviiidn. is
born» or ills ho idoy vocation
lllllMll llll'llll.
'l'lw, topic cards of the llmiui llivur
Christian lindeuror Hoi'iciy rm- now out.
Tho principal officers uru: l'l‘l‘lllllr‘lll,
George W. Knapp: vice. rr-niilr'llt. Mrs.
lloiiior llllllt‘l‘y: rrmrilnyi N‘t‘l‘t‘llll'y.
Erin-rd Lyriiu; irvouurvr. lion lilllll‘ll
Corriltocli.
All elaborate progriimmo was primer“.
ed by the scholars (it tho lil‘mlt ltlvr-r
school at an entertainment ll"i'l rll tin»
school yesterday afternoon.
While skating on Unis mud, Woo.
utility. Murnhsll Prescott ell lnioiliu
«our. llo mm] with no mow serious
mulls thin uducklnu.
The Uhl’llllmlil ruler-ruminant at the
Brow River clinpel will be twirl next
’l‘uemlny mum.
floor 1‘. Utlmllflllit him unturned
from Hf! ngricultuml convonrinn in
Hartford.
Jamel: L. 1391'. who hits from ill at his
‘home on the. ilvvrmluo road. is imprmu
rig.
James Lyovrr is on the nick liar.
lnlidvlity llill
In It. l3“.
Doolltllri. assistant pow
rmiiurr in Bridgeport, liiui tenor-rod his
mi nation to Postmuiar blue". i‘.
motor. the superintendent of
or. has lino resigned.
rim mm “hum
The flu York, Now Ham mil mil-
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Holiday Presents. ‘
‘ MCKINTUSHES,
Sllli HANDKERCHIEFS.
Our children’s stock is complete in all its branches. Come and slim the
SMOKING illlllEiS. ,
nuriiios. UMBRElllS.
lilDlES.
FERRIS WHE EL.
munitions 7i"
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A Milli illiristiuas limiting.
Bros. Clothiers.
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woo WILL, cobalt-our A LINE or
' ULSTERS'? at $6.00,
Which is for below the cost to manufacture them. They are all fresh goods ‘
direct from our factory. We find we nré overloaded and are determined to
reduce our stock, if prices will tell. ' ' ‘
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Although we have done an enormous business iniMen, Women and Childrflll llllllllVBI' ,
the past three weeks, our immense stock still pre-;
sents thousands, of _ ~ . ' ' ‘
' llsolul and Ornamentallriioles.
in Sufficient variety to satisfy the most exacting buy-
er: Today we offer special discounts on everything
in the holinay line. in ord‘ér that we may not have a
single article left over. N ow. take our advice. Start
early. It will be impossible to get: inside our door Ionizer1
We Will have more help and will wait on.
you the best we can. Your Christmas rejoicings will?
be doubly enhanced by attending this
GREAT SHRISTMAS. EVE- Sill.
l‘ir'lrl. Silel'
Fromm, l’in Mulch
Mnin floor.
\lirrm's. 'I‘rnys,
Sill”.
Dolls. 50 Per Cent. Off.
For lllbiilill't‘, if :i doll is innrkuil one dollar, it is yours to-d'iy for .‘w «writs.
St'i'ollil lllllli'.
Fancy Goods. 25 Per Cent. Off.
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This inviiidm. ilil oi oiirl‘i-liiiloid l‘oilnr and l'uli' Ill-xvs. \Voi': liitfi’”. \inninm'w Ella. 'l'niirti
l'iiotugi'upli
l.r‘r(‘llir'f ilnxlis. clot, le‘.
ll:ittil~i
a, Him in (mil
Handkerchiefs.
Your chuiro of any liniiillh-rriiivl' in our llllllll‘llrll' ussnrimvut of plum wiiitv, «ualorwl. iworih-r-
ml. c-iniiroiilcrcd. iii-instiichod. llllillllt’tl. Silk. Linon. Siviss ’r Lawn. :it u diwnuui of i” pvr cunt.
Dinner, Tea and Toilet Sets. 25 Per Gent. llll. *,
This oifcr includes our villil‘i' lino of licoumtml llitlli-‘l‘ mid 'l'm Hum. .i‘ which \vv h'm :i‘
lumi- nssortuwnt.
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"want.
cm, in this vlugiuit siock you wi
‘llinhu-s, l‘nkn lillflke'lfi, l’uilulin
'l‘oii l'ols. (‘l‘ll'l‘y iioldr‘rs. ('hiiii
nbovc urtii-li-s lo-duy iii «mu-fourth oll' tho riinrkmi prico.
Toys and Games. 25 Per Cent. Off.
'l‘hiu inchulm loyal of curry llt‘Rt‘Tlpllllll.
Suntnl‘lniis, on tho socorrd iloor.
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Silverware. 25 Per Cent. Off. l
rcii‘s l'ups, Spoon lloldoru, utm, viv.
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.\ll our blt‘l‘iillg Silvi-i- lublv Won; lh‘ gunmutml for twonly-hw ,w irs by iuo inuiuifiiciur-E
li‘iin I Hll‘v't‘l‘ 'l'o-u riots. illittcr llialuw, Til)... lil’wglllll'l's. llonbon;
lllfllll‘H. (lord Huskers. Napkin Rings. llwrr} luau-,1, l'iu'Ain-(‘usloi-s,
Von lli‘l_\‘ burn any of llll‘
ill f.’li‘l,i'\’r'r)'lliillig in luv l'niinul lll tho Mom“ of
Cloaks. 33 1-3 Per Cent. Off.
no.2.
if you llllVl' uni purcbusvii your (“look for this winivr, «lo mi i-idnv.
gurniont in our (flunk stock at one-fourth oil‘ the inm‘kod privc.
Books, Booklets and chrisimas cards. 25 Per Gem. llii.
This list includes all our sols of Books, cloth bound 1‘: "litre. illiislrutmlpoi-m... nodevpry-
thing in tho book lllll‘ to be found on the room floor
SHREWD BUYERS
ilil THEIR HilllilAY Sillli’Plliii HERE.
Because they save money. they get the newest
and best. they have the greatest variety in town to
select from, and. therefore. get exactly
TELEPHONE CALL. 57-4.
now l at
Your i-hnivv of any
what they
Norwalk Boston Store,
Ego-walk, £93m.
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from an lllflil‘ll y inc slept. to all all:
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liroai cash Sale of furniture
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DAVID STOW’S '
_ We have come down with the times to hard pan CASH
prices. ‘
A beautiful Parlor Suit. of five pieces, covered in Crushed
Plush, for $25.00. Former price $40.00. ~
Handsome Winron Rug Couches; with fringe, for $12.00.
Former price No.00. , , , ,
Solid Oak Extension Tables, $l. 50. Former price $5.50.
_ Solid Oak High Back Dining Chairs, $1.00 each. Former
prico 81.2.7. '
Call and look over our stock boforo yon purchnso clscwhoro.
it is iiio largest in town.
llavid Stow, 28: South. Main Sunni.
‘ ‘ 30,000
by tho crowd rushing to Theodore H. Olsen’s Boot
Boot-s. Shoes and Holida‘ySlippors.
'l‘lierc has lll'VOI' been placed on the market such a
variety of lion‘s Slipp‘ors of so much value for so
litrlo inhnv)’. lion's Slippers going fast, at from 30v
lufi‘lfili P‘i' pair. .\vail yourself of those prices for
tho holidays only. Never was a stock so complete in
Hwy dopartnwni. cxiiibitcd in South Norwalk.
THEilllllilF. i-i. OLSEN,
8| Washington Street. South Norwail.
' PRICES TELL.
c. H. HARVEY,
Leading Boot and Shoe Dealer.
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:numun. w. ;ilinllir'r I'lil in prirrslhut will usiuinsii the [mint prudent purchaser, as
llv lil'lit‘h‘~ in lurg» ~ltlv~s, liltlv profits. :r d ubovo ull strictly honest. goods. Also
his ldiiiiiuy blippn ->,ui.ich :m‘ tho latest idvirmill ho void or prices beyond compe-
tition, and rungv in pru-vs from lL‘i‘ts to $1.1"). and only pnrchilscr to the
amount or $5.0” mil 1 o priisentud with n lm'tl" bag of it. s fluvenports best flour.
lirvrrnnc nulls lurillI‘V illlll sodri wv, thnrvrclorc \w urn :ill in ill» some hoot. so
bud: ~out for tho mining iclll' for flu» liuiidnys it!
C. H. Harvey’s,
\\ ii. .~.- iiu- armor-st bnrgaimi can be obtained in
Boots. Shoes. Rubbers Slippers
Children’s Fancy Slippers
lll‘IlNli .\ SPECIALTY.
ilhrisimas lloods‘
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A Large Variety and
Prices
Very
Low.
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Physician for Woman!
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