has! on art!- but the print-
”new!” can stick type and
m to room of peo-
‘n‘nllal/king to one in the only
‘ m of. i want him tor.rny
sum knew what he was
mm. m m lama-how .r 9.
ll. Davenport's grocery store. yesterday,
bubs went through the ride of the build-
.4. mar-mot the my.
aa'having aaid."l can
A. double learn trench.
whantllnw'llaalaallppadan'doneol the
. ‘2 *‘fl"?
~cha‘ Derbya,'at O‘Brlan'a.
The serum Union prints a Christ-
mas story. telling how John Roberts bill!
family will spend a happy yulvtideJn
which W. H. lattiu. formerly of South
Norwalk. figures» the hero. ltrl‘lato
tin.whciaaprcaperountrttckmauot the
Park City. now has thirteen head of
'ro sunscreens.
won change is desired.
.‘m I. “am blond-y nizht.
Mid hate, ‘1. at O’Brien’e.
Wndall 0. Ashton. ‘
V ‘ kmnfilers at Cometock stow
new d theaelectmen.
‘ ’“fair. Tickets 10:.
of every would-be emcee-fut ad.
.. cannot be gttarnnieerl the
‘dngcoppinltandedin. Every ren-
, flat-train be made‘loacoommo-
m... but change cannot be- in-
filonaacrr’ghtnnleucopyis sent
by! o’clock in the afternoon of the
humour lodge. l. 0.0. s. will
his um: Elm Tree Inoculation
My has secured the services of
._____
Hicbarl O’Brien. of Pine street, was
today sent to the asylum at Middletown
Tonight. Franklin street school hall.
“Lady Hunter," a trailer formerly
glandbytbe late 1'. 8. Iorison. was
we. rut-day. to New York, where
out. Sidney Smith and hire as.
‘f‘ililanw. arrested on the charge of keep-
ificndiaordsrly house on Smith street,
ifiuahronghtbefore Justice Reuben If.
' . ymterday afternoon. and bound
for trial to the next term of the
of Common Pleas under $200
Both went to jail.
”The Woman’s Exchange will hold
spacial sale every day and evening.
. cflnrsn large assortment of useful
before purchasing elsewhere.
ald's. 2 lahackemo Hotel block.
' t; advertising made his name horses and seven trucks.
' 'woi'd.‘ To make one’s name -
near a household word. should be ’0’.“ at Depot mm" mm
The subject of the amend in the aeriee
of revival services at the Noryalk Bap-
tist church. last night, was “flicodamua
Came to Jesus in the Night ” The meet~
ing was held in the lecture-room. which
was crowded to its capacity. It was
neceseny to procure additional chairs to
accommodate the large congregation.
Another meeting will be held tonight.
-—Chickenn. 18 to lie. at Drescher‘e.
In the appeal of John W. Banks, the
carpenter. against George M. Finchk of
Daubury. from a decision awarding the
latter 6100, Judge Curtis, of the Court
of Gamma: Pleas. yesterday revoked the
decision and awards Finch only .28
Attorneys J. E. Light and Joseph Tay-
lor repruurtad Ir. Banks. and Attorney
Howard Taylor, of Danbnry, lir. Finch.
—Tonight. Franklin street school hall.
Class '95 fair. Tickets 10c.
The South Nor-walk stores are begin-
ning to n-nme their holiday attire. and
many of the displays are quite attractive.
consisting of handsome ornamental and
useful articles for Christmas presents.
With such a variety to select from, it in
unnecessary to go out of town to make
purchases. Certainly the local Iner-
chanta have made a good selection for
the ransom
—Call and examine my stock of pipes
Fitzger-
The Christmas cantata to be given by
the teachers. scholars and cllcern of the
S nuth Norwalk lithodiat Sunday school,
premises to he one of great delight.
While it is similar to the one given last
year, there are more attractive features.
and the music is very bright. Rehearsals
are being held regularly, and the com-
mittee are doing all in their power to
make this year’s celebration a great suco
or“. it will probably be held alter
Christmas day.
—"On Deck”. Thin beautiful work of
art will be given away at our store
Xmas week. commencing Monday. Dec.
17 Gr. A. P. Tea Co . ll Main street.
Newspaper men are blamed about a
» beautiful articles.
{flit committee on a new charter for
cityof South Norwalk. give notice
application will be made to the
.Onnnrnl A-embly for a charter
I) the charter of the city of For-
. with sec-wary changes. The
, will contain provisions for a city
dollar to the provisions contained
the charter or the city of Stanford.
”fab chop and lepJSc. Drenchrr‘r.
dehumfnttha wipsr employed in
W round-house. had a
pig. weighing at least eight or
stolen from his extensive
h West Norwalk. last Sunday
\ Although John has performed
~ men work, he has been on-
""telsmta either the porkar or the
little latter known when he is
fibewill keep cutofJohn'a reach.
W with pure cream. to. lump
haunt Restaurant.
“all for the winners oi the two
ve‘miln skating noes, which are to
std o’clock Christmas after-
cn Wood’s pond. are of handsome
_ lanbbeanarahed figure of a
V Upcnthnnnadalfor thedve
" nvantappaatstbelnacrlptlon "th
Marilyn. trot. rim” and
._ be awarded in the two-mile
“iiihna unnum- only to ban. a
I" “Boy’s Championship of Nor»
M”
nacallnpsat Depot Restaurant
~ fleecindhebnannr and mood-
.wantaklaganalterg
aap’la a Wall strait mint
flamenhngantoaacramndan
maladaadreaekcad
toqualltkadlntnrbanes.
“.ar‘n‘velvaraadleadlaglt
number of thinga they can't help. such
anpnrtiality in mentioning visitors. giv-
ing the news about some folks and leav—
ing others out. He almply prints the
news he finds. Some people tell him
abiut things and others do not. A re-
porter should not be expected to know all
the names and realdeucea of your aunts,
uncles and cousins. even if he sees them
get all the train. lt’a news that makes
the newspaper. and every man, woman
and child can be associate editor if they
only will.
—-Brnt 82 Derby. at O’Brlnn'n.
The petition for an electric road from
Lyon's Plains. reminds an old resident of
Wentport of a circumstance that occur—
red some years before the building of the
New York and New Haven railroad. A
merchant from the state of Ialne want-
ed toget to Wentport from Bridgeport.
The Bridgeport landlord told him the
best way to get to Weatport was for him
to take the steamboat to Old Well (South
liorwnlk). where he would tied a carri-
age that would take him to Weatport
direct. At that time the mail stage left
Bridgeport tor Wretpnri about the same
time the steamboat leit. and arrived
there in one hour. The later merchant
nailed fourteen miles and rode live miles
overland. taking two and one-half hours
H... “who...
~8atchela and bags at (lumetock
Bmthern' make good holiday gifts.
liearly every seat it the audience room
of the First Ilvthodlat church was occu-
piadlastnlghtat the praise and prayer
service conducted by Rev. A. 8. Raver
ugh. He addressed his congregation
brlrdy. and the meeting was then open
forprayar and testimony. item was
deeper religions feeling expressed at a
Tharndaynvanicgmaatisg. ma. lav.
anagk prnddad at the piano. and the
mm was murmur-oi W
tbaasrvlnn. Thamalaqnartstternndetad
twoepprnprlntanslastiena. Tunneling
eluted with an altar service. nnvnral
Wmnkilacaaconvwaoawaa
‘ made. Ir.Kavacagkd-nirnstksaawho
awlntvdao skwnlaily ta ibeniaglngat
rheumatism. telnadlntknniagiag
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Sills. ‘ “Bikini“ ‘
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PHOTllGBlPl-IS. WATER
Our aim in to suit our
5. ill. Jackson.
(Over 1“. Inad'aflonlectlonery.)
There will he preaching service in
Trinity church, tonight at 7:30 o‘clock. .
——0anee and umbrellas. at O‘Brien'a.
At the meeting of Kabaoea Encamp-i
ment. 1. 0. 0. F . last night, a banqu
was served.
—l"or munchaum and brier goods go
to Trowhridge a Go.’e.cor.liain & Wash.
Some of the mouldm at Arnhld &
Co’s foundry are now working fifteen
houreaday.
'——Clear fiavana cigars 31 a box. Spec-
ially for the holidays at Fitzgerald .
Colonel Front and the stall oflicera of
the Fourth Regiment have been invited
to attend the concert and hop of the
Colonel Stevenson band. under the ane-
pioee of Company B. at the Bridgeport
Armory. tonight. ‘
—Umbrellaa and cause for holiday
gifts. at Comatock Brothera’. '
The odious-elect of Albion lodge. Sons
of St. George. of Stamford. were install-
ed at the meetingof the lodge Wednesday
night. by District-Deputy liners. or Hm
walk. A delegation of members of the
Sons of St. George of Norwalk paid the
lodge a visit also.
-Pictnre frames made. Get Xmas
orders in early. J. T. Hayes. Main St.
A meeting of the concert and ball com-
mittee will be held tonight in the South
Norwalk Athletic club rooms. and ar-
rangements will be completed for the
concert and ball to be given during holi-
day week. All members of the commit-
tee are urgently requested to attend the
meeting. __________
—-Largret and choicest variety of pipes
in town at Fitzrsrnld'n.
Locomotive No. 261. which blew out a
cylinder head. yesterday afternoon, an
lint told to the public through Tun But
True, was taken to the repair shops in
New Haven last evening. The train was
pulled back on the four tracks by another
freight engine. which took the care to
their deatinationL'w w m
—Plenae bring your tickets to bakery
and depot restaurant and see if you have
the number now drawn. i“. A. Lane.
no; Lucy J. Manson. a teacher in the
Franklin street school. who has been af-
flicted with n throat trouble which ren-
drred her almost aprechleas. returned to
her duties yesterday aonrnwhar im-
proved. after I week's absence from the
school rerun. Iirn.C. W. Bennett aub-
atltnted during Ilsa tinnnon'a illness.
—Read Periodical ticket advertisement
today in another column.
The inundation for the building on
Franklin avenue. to be occupied as a
grocwy‘atorn by Gould Hoyt. an eat-cou-
ductor on the Went avenue line. is near.
lag completion. Weather prophet James
J.‘ Vaughan tan-ongdhe men engaged
in its construction._ Ir. Hoyt and his
family will more into the hours adjoin-
ing. which was their residence several
Ml" ago. ”W
~Winter caps. at O'Brien'a.
Tbeterm examinations began yester-
day in the public schools of South Nor-
walk. when the scholars were reviewed
in grammar. Nest Monday they will be
examined in spelling. the ruminations
closing on Thursday. The schools clue
Friday for the holiday mas. reopening
on Wednesday. January I. There will
be on closing exercises in the South Nor-
walk schools. ‘_
undid” nackwnnr at (Interlink
Brnthm'.
charyaAadnraon. arrested by Chief
«Pollaallradlvy. yin-terrier stratum.
tonnes-autism 0. 0. Moon. was
t More Justice It. It. tiara
tromtknevidaasaitaapaarvd that de-
darnuaaadlartuawnrapartaernm the
agree. Aalaranaanatnlnwlts down to
anuwaofklnbrlsnglnaniienllartca‘n
mmWWmdrv theta
Manama“
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U5"? it.
hill: “is. f f
umbefimudidw *0 “I“ .,
an. Aadtrntknkatkktshlln lartsa’afi.
. 25c
25c
, t.
.:v .
, , F. D» ,LAMETQN ,8: co.
. ‘ 22 south : Will; Lerner.
ltIiASiNS VPIITIIAPHII:
Kevin beentborouh refurnlahsd‘lasnw y g '
Mulllnnof‘i.’ " »°. "9’” °' "dehvhriusan
£0l0il$ Mill S‘EPIIS.
The work from thk studio has gained aside-spread reputation for its
_. Style. Finish - and Permanence.
trees and to furnish to them the ilneat nctl on f
the Photographic Art. Al. WOBKGUARANTEED. Electric serum tbegloog.
Photographer.
58 Wall Street. Norwnlk. Conn.
OPEN TRON an) A. 3‘ T0 one P. M.
-l doz. cabinet photos and a life sire
crayon. 85.50. at Lewis‘. 11 liain street.
Norwalk. Samples at gallery.
Caroline Smith has sold to Margaret
Walters. land and buildings on York
street. Ner’wnlk. '
-Ladiee will find a large display of
Fitzgerald's pipes and smokere‘ articles
at the liahackemo Hotel parlors.
Dr. James G. Gregory. of Norwalk,
has been elected a non-resident consult-
ing physician and surgeon of the Bridge-
portfiHospital. .
-—If you have aleigha that you want
repaired and repainted call or send
postal card to Luther Wright, and he
will do it to pleaae'you.
. The social and business meeting of the
Epworth League of the First Methodist
church, will be held on Monday evening.
9.pr attendance in desired.
_ 7.“? smokers" nets, something very
Inn. go to Trowbn-ldgea Consumer
of dcuth lain and Washington streets.
' The. funeral of line lda E. Fancher
washeld at 8:80 o’clock this afternoon.
from her late mldence on Wantport av-
none. the Rev. A. H. Wyatt and the
Rev. F. E. Robbins omciating. The re-
mains will bn taken to Belleck‘s Corners
tomorrow morning for burial.”
-—Look at the tree ornaments in Lane‘s.
m
it Hi. PiAlSTEfl.
A l'SEli‘l'L l’llfii‘E 0i"
BUTELASS
MAKES A VERY APPROPRIATE
HilllllAY -:- GIFT.
We have many pretty pieces.
at reasonable prices. Come in
and see them.
Just received a large assort-
W anFEES.
F'l‘E R '
' 1 NH E R
Prices from the to “.00 each.
All fine china and full value for
the money.
«mu... . ... . .a .... B... ... w...
Our line of
Toilet Articles m
Perfumery
in complete. You can surely
make a selection to suit you.
iiil. Plaisiod,
illih‘illSl.
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25o ‘
”PRICES 'REDUCI
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PERFECT coo-n
,‘ /
One dollar underwear st 75 cents. We bought very say
on red flannel. underwear. it is not selling as fast as other
end all must “go. These garments are all wool. We ha
sizes in shirts and drawers. Complete assortment of other sty ,
EXTRA GOOD Vitus/v
—-IN OUR-—
NEilliWEAii, 25 ems.
Silk and satin. medium and dark colors. Also light colors
for evening wear; four-in-hands, tacks, bows and string lien“.
THE PRICES Mill ourunss Mitt mil
suns, [Willilillil , ill-ill-
- “-eumtns ,
The most desirable shown in the twin cities. Come here .
first for your Winter Gloves and Caps. It will save you much
time. We guarantee every article sold in either of our stores to .
give entire satisfaction or- your money back.
STORES OPEN EVENIN‘GS.
COMSTOCK BROS,
IlSilllB Blllllllilli. iii Sillllll Illlliflfllfl.‘
ilillllllii. SMITH illlllmll I ‘
mv’s SALE. is;
BUTTER. BUTTER. BUTTER. '~
Made fresh every week; sweet and may, 300 lb. 300 lb. Our Dairy Butter. at ”c
lb.,ia tine goods and cannot be beat. Creamery in printa.32c lb. Good Butter. we lb.
8 lbs. California Prunes.
4 lbs. Extra Fancy Raisins.
3 boxes cleaned Currants.
2 lbs. California Evaporated Peaches.
3 cans Standard Sweet Corn.
3 cans Solid Tomatoes,
3 lbs. Milk Crackers.
ii lbn. Bods Crackers.
8 lbs. Lard.
2 lbs. pure [leaf Lard. y
2 cans Dudley’s Squash or Pumpkin (best in the market)
Other brands.
l the. Fancy Rice.
231m. Standard Granulated Sugar. .1,
Remember we don’t ask you to pay a big price for a worthless article.
order to give you a bargain on something else. ‘
’ O. O. .
Chas. E. SeymoUr, :
LEADING GROCER,
lilil’lillli Bill. KM. 33 IlSllllBiill 81E
The cow that jumped over the moon, that day when the
cat and the fiddle were mixed, was no higher than beef, in this
town years ago. Don't forget. We the prices have first.
E. J. WADHAMS. Pronrletcr.
THE PEOPLE’S MARKET,
ll North lfaln at.. 80. Norwalk. ll Well at... linswnl 7
Telephone call. lid-d. | .Batiltaction guaranteed. :- Telephone nail. M
0 Park Row. Stamford. 478 lain street. 3w
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That in what we have done with our “.25 woolen underwear. Pleased lined
underwear at
480.,
per garment.
Men’s; Winger Caper, 190.
Children’s: Over-coats. from $1.00 up.”
Men’s; Overcoutse. from $1.97 up.
Open ivory «mug until 9 O’clock.
DAVIS, 4
750., 9813.
more. .m.
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