flail. Slivz rmioe. , , stwest window. 79 Washing- 'ior Spider, of Wilton avenue. the frame for lire. Catherine Look at the tree ornaments in lane's. W! N. Sloan. of Norwalk, deputy v of internal revenue, has been at several days. preparing a list of ,1 persons who come within the scope income tax in. lat—Winter caps. at O’Brien’s. Kev. T. K.‘ Noble, pastor of the Nor- “Congregational church. has been ' , as one of the speakers for a cele- in Danbury. next Friday,‘ to ob- Wot Forefathers’ Day. Fm escallops at Depot Restaurant Consteck Brothers are selling men's Mb atfgreatly reduced prices and over- costs can be purchased from them a" “reachable figures. A glance at their advertisement today will street the filth of this statement. ~32“ Periodical ticket advertisement 1oday in another column. Fire alarm box 23. on Ely avenue. near _ Springwood bridge, which was cut ton account of the four-tracking work hindering with the was. is again in king order. and the key-holders have hauls notified to that shoot. ~If you have sleighe that you want repaired and rhpainwd call or send card to Luther Wright, and he will do it to please you. The Southern New England Telephone company is putting telephone pay sta- tistic in the railway station at Ridgetleld “Ind at other points along the line of the Wills“ road. The Ridgefisld ’phone will'he connected with the Danbury of- use. " ~Picture frames made. Get Xmas ”orders in early. J. 'r. Hayes, Main St. A farm hand named August. employed 1 Gecrgeli. Oimstesd. of New Canaan. Manly of South Norwalk, was engaged ”packing dynamite with a stick in a hook he was about to blast. when' In some “ ystsrloua manner it suddenly exploded. Illa-Ian’s eyes were closed for several dayh. but fortunately he received no test. "ing injury. ~Ooflee with pure cream. be. a cup at the Donut Restaurant. Thedisplsy of engravings and etchings madehy L. H. Decker in the west win- mol lib Washington street store is W1] the most artistic ever ex Width town. Every one is a high “m work oiart, yet the prices are M.“ the collection being an . none. will enable him to supply whatever styles are desired. ~l'or mssrsohsum and brier goods go Trowbrldge t Co.’s,cor.liain It Wash. The large American flag which is ”I totbs bracts ovary day at the Mile street school. wound itself around the top of the ma Thursday ~~ . aadrsfuasdto come dowc.in at all the coaxing of the school Human Laidlaw. of the munici- slsctrlo light works. was summond. climbing the pole hrought“oid glory" ’ '“e h iii-Call and examine my stock or pipes .. purchasing elsewhere. Fiisuerald. . Casual. Ksalsrhss found ltnscssasry ,pmtnctieasinthevioinityofhtapond m to thesflsot that until arm in houses are tilled. knd notice iagirsn. skating on the pond is - under penalty fortrsapssalug. law must be enforced to comply ,ismsltary laws. Throwing stcnsa attach a. ice or into the ~iaslaciraspssa.andoffsndsss will he howls 6. Owens. III Washington I Wattles“. Preach . limitations. Banhargalssin saddiamssda evenlugaaarvicain com. of forefathers Dayiatobs ihsbaath ilerwaik Congrega- llsv. Gerald a. Board dsllrsraissvars oaths"l.lfaand ~14rgrst dam variety ct pipes in town. at Filatlsrsld'a It... Mm. a. Sutherland mount. seriously ill at her home. as Brides ave- A subterran- asnouncsa that the Jap- anese are within ilftssn miles of South- ~8pscial ssietoday. st Woman's Er change. Contractor Hyatt raised. yesterday. the frame ‘9! Could Hoyt's new building on Franklin avenue. Ex- Oillcer Lewis B. June is again con- fined to his home on Spring Hill with an attack of rheumatism. John E. Jackson. of Stamford. the new secretary of the Norwalk Y. M. C. A.. will begin his duties next Monday. The Weekly Reoord's summary shows three real estate sales in Norwalk last week and mortgages amounting to 86,- 000 '~For smokers’ sets, something very fine, go to Trowbridge I! Co.'s. corner of South Main and Washington streets. Howard Pierson. son of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Pierson. who has been visiting his grandparents on Union Park. returned to his home in New York. yesterday. kiss- tsr Pierson has just recovered from a threatened attack of appendicitis. Next week, except Monday and Satur- day. revival services will he held in the lecture room of the Norwalk Baptist church. Thursday afternoon at 8 o’clock a woman’s meeting will be held. No meet- ing will be held on stormy evenings. ~Christmas presents—Catholic prayer books. pearl roseries. pictures. etc. J. T. Bayes. 25 Main street. ' Norwalk will apply to the next Gen- eral Assembly for an amendment to its charter extending the boundaries of the city; also for permission to fund to the amount of $100,000 the indebtedness of the city, and for the establishment of a city court. Much favorable comment comes from Wilton concerning the extreme neatnsas of the waiting-room of the station, under the reign of Agent Olmstead. formerly agent at the Norwalk depot. Reuben’s novel method of eradicating loafers is proving most efleotive. Holiday trade is increasing the vol- ume of retail husinem for the moment, but R. G. Dun & 00. fall to detect much change in general business. Prospects for improvement after January 1 seem more hopeful. In some branches there arelarge orders and it is expected that larger working forces will beemployed after the holidays. ~Leslie L. Sherwood commonly known as “Shorty," has rented one of Louis Potter's show windows at lit) Wall street. Norwalk. for the sale oi hats. Iir. Sher wood is accommodating and obliging and respectfully invites the patronage of the people. Thursday night there was aconference ofanumher of Ridgefleid gentlemen in that village. relative to establishing an electric light plant. influential citizens are backing the matter. and the com pany will be formed thia'winter. Appli- cation will bs made at this winter's ses- sion of the General Assembly for a charter. Dsnbnry merchants have been discuss» lug very strongly the advisability of ex- tending the trolley sytssm through Sugar Bellow to Ridgsfleid. It is claimed that if such action is taken the Norwalk Tramway company will extend its line through Wilton to Ridgsiield. thus mak- ing a complete electric road between Dsnbury and Norwalk. ~Boys’ Dsrbya. at O'Brien's. , lira. Annie Parkerton. of Hendrick avenue. Norwalk. who hasbeen an in- valid for a long time. is making up hon- qusts and baskets of paper iiowera.sud is calling at houses throughout the town to dispose of them. At this Christmas time we commend her to the kind consideration of all. The prices she asks are small. and her work will speak for itself. Iiiaasa Emma and Nellie Bullock. daughters of Ir. and Ira. Wilbur E. Setisok, accompanied by their grand- father, Pater Aubrey. went to Brooklyn. this morning. Im‘hslisck. it is un— derstood. has disposed of her real- dance on Stuart avenue. and after spandinga few days in Danhury will. with herdanghtsrs. join hsrhusbandin Colorado. whsrahe wentsome time ago lunarchofhhliseltb. -Oyatsrs at Depot Restauram. 'l‘hsOhautsuqua Union will hold its December meeting, Iouday night.atthe rsldsnewflra. least I. Jennings. All Wastatraat. Theaubjsot will be “The East ‘l'au Isgthh Novels.” The com- mittee appointed to arrange the pro- mummhaddlralldwfl. lbs. IbIEMdMLIAIfl.” mama-Ian Its Ellsllllll l’ttttt ltliy, . the Photographic Art. AL umwmsmmm l ills. lugs Raisins, lllis‘ """ .. f D LAWTON 3. co. 22 South; Malll street. IAOKSHN’S PHHTIHIHAPHIB STlHlHI ' ‘ During the holiday season. 25' 25. m WWI H Having been thoroughly unfurnished. is now [open for inspection, displaying an. entirely new llofne PHDTOGHAPHS. WATER The work from this studio has gain Our aim is to suit our E M Jacksdh. (Over F. M'sad’s Confectionery.) Stone for the foundation of the new Consolidatid depot is being carted unity. —-WInduw cards. “Christmas Goods.” at m Samuel. shine. to c. each. 3 ‘ The County Commissioners advertise for proposals for furnishing the 'Child- ren’s Home. on Weetport avenue. with fifty tons of coal. ~Skates and sleds; big stock.iow‘pri_ces The committee on the South senor Athletic club's smoker met last night and which will take place next Wednesday night. ~Ladies‘ hats. $1. at O'Brisn's. Raymond Brothers have the contrbct to furnish the material to he used in the pumping station at Rowayton. and cran- ent to be placed in the abutments for the new bridge at Harlem river. ‘. . i ~llib and sausage. 10c lb.. and other meats in proportion, at Chestnut at market. Geo. Geist, proprietor The St. Cecelia choir of the South Nlir walk Congregational church, will meet tomorrow afternoon at 8 .30 o’clock or rehearsal of their Christmas entert‘g- ment to he held Wednesday evening. ‘ ~Great \bargains in pipes. at Fitz Gerald's. i The case of C. A. Ambler. administra. tor. vs. J A. Smith‘s rep. et.3. ., came We]; in the Court II Common Pleas yester day morning for hearing on the plain- tiff‘s motIon for a foreclosure. The de‘ ores was granted. ——White and brass bedstesds. t... rcaus.chet!oniers and fancy chairs. at start‘iog low prices, at Raymond a: Boost: Mrs. C. A. Knight spoke to the meni- bera of the Women's Christian Temper ance Union, yesterday afternoon. at the residence of Dr. Emily Purdue. The sub jsct of her address was "Woman” s Sill. frsge."and at itsci Inc Dr. Pardee served tea to the ladies. Ross Malcolm, while playing at the Over River school. yesterday mornlIC. collided with Willie Rows. The Ail colm boy was knocked down. cutting hi. head and injuring himself so badly lthat he was sent home He is able to be about today. ‘ - ...... .' atJ. T. Bayes store.25lainstrsst.. l Colonel Frost and the following stat... beta of the stud of the Fourth regimsx', Captain Crofut. Captain Holly and atatsnt Surgeon Dowell. were the giieita ing. at the concert given by Btsvenao ‘I hand under the auspices of Company Several soloists were present from N6! York. among them Earhart Clark. the cornellst. A number of military, 'gnetts from New Haven and other please“ tended. In the case of Alpheua Merritt. of Nor- waik, vs. the New York. New Haven and Hartford Railroad company. claiming It $25,000 damages for injuries sustained at Port Chester. N. Y.. on the night of December so. while allghtlng from a passenger train, and which was triad before a jury at Northampton. Iisss.. last February. being decided sgsnist tbs piaintitl and of Itssaachusetts. has beds decided by that court and a new trial ordered. It will be tried nut February. One of the cases of Oliver Cook against the oyabnuau and clammsrs for dam. ages for taking oysters and clams train the grounds of the Fish Island oyster bade, which Cook claims. was assignad by thedefsudant'a counsel.J. 3. Perry and Colonsil'rcst,ysstsrday. for trial in the Common Pleas Court on Wednesday thsmoasuaswaa dacidsdis thallata tiermashylndpncmof asst-a. fudCityCourtputtbstdsahion sat. Haslsgtsthiacaasnhaybalsgisa It. twaatmurtmsdwirhdiilaraat at Watkins d: Dow. 112 Washington St . completed all arrangements for the event. . ~9enta Claus. with big assortmellta ..‘ of Christmas presents. taking orders nbw.‘ ,' of Captain White. Company B. last even... appealed to the Supreme Judicial Court ' next. 'l'uaaamaqusation lainroiv‘ad ln‘ COLORS AND SEPIAS. ed a wide-spread reputation for its Style Finish and Permanence. irons find to fn WORK GUARA TEED. Electric cars pass the door. sh to them the lineal productions of‘ Photographer. 68 Wall Street, Norwalk. (loan. OPEN FROMil:3)A. M TOBINP. M. John Ryan, who gave New York city! as his place of residence. was fined so and costs by J nstice Barrett, this morn-I log. for evading his fare on a train on the Consolidated railroad. The building occupied by the Norwalkl straw Works is to be lighted by incan-r descent electric lights. Rev. P. A. Smith. a former pastor oi’ 8t. lisry’s church. will have been dead nineteen years tomorrow. He did much towards building St. Mary’s church. William F. Fitch, an old resident oil Norwalk. died at his home in Cranberry Plains, this morning. aged seventy-eight you". He was the father of Mrs. George - ’VanHoosear. The funeral will be heldl Tuesday afternoon. ‘III the “Rambler" seizure case, which came up at Stamford. today. the motion on [the plaintiff's appeal was continued Jory. week. ,r"iIAbrge Hodges has received his stool: 'of’, Iiddlebrook’s almanaea and is now hurting the town. The resignation of Captain Gilbert 1.. Fitch. of Company C. Fourth regiment. Italhford. will take client on the liltli lbliant. Washington Lodge. I. O. G. F.. gave an enjoyable sociable at Mrs. D. M. Fil- low‘s residence. last night. There were games. vocal and instrumental music and refreshments. H H. PlAlSTEIl. A USEFUL PIECE OF BUT BLAST; MAKES A VERY APPROPRIATE HOLIDAY on; We have many pretty pieces, It‘reasonable prices. Come in and see them. .lv. Just received a large assort- illFFEESl. Prices from 25c to 04.00 each. All fine china and full value for the money. ' meat of AFTER (“DINNER Our line of Toilet Articles I... Perfumery Is complete. You can surely make a selection to suit you. i W W W llli Plaisiod. if? l. . l £43 Washington St. .I_;7., .. ‘ ~.. ». 4- ,, ll:- lars on a suit. 3lbs.Lard. Other brands. fliERllfll'l‘S.’ IIASDHIB Billllllllli. HDHTIAIK. TflEPHllIE Bill. l3-2. ~0E— Men’s Clothing MEN’S SUIT“ AT $I0.00 The FORMER PRICE of them was 813. 00 They are all”. desirable goods, all wool and fast color. and ‘ . We Guarantee Every One of Them. We have others that have been reduced to t8, and some .15 f : ‘ and 816 suits that have had to take a good big cut. 3, 4 and 5 doi~ « lllllflill Men’s Milton Over-coats, $6.00; Mén’s Black Beaver Oven, » ' costs, 88 50; Men' 3 Blue and Black Kersey Overcoats, $10 to 315. . lion’s Black Kersey Overcoats, extra long. 816; Men’s Dieters, 06, 88, 810, I12, 815, 818 and $20. children’s llape Overcoais, $2.00. $3, $4a $45509 $5 and $6- AN ABUNDANCE 0F WINTER Gloves and Caps. (HIMSTIHIH BHIIS- ESTABLISHED I867. BUTTER. " lbs. pure Leaf Lard, 2 cans Dndley' s Squash or Pumpkin (best In the market) . 4 lbs. Fancy Rice. 23 lbs Rsotaudathrsnallated Skugar. g1 00 men we on’t as you to y a bi ice for a worthlm article i order to give you a bargain on IOMOIIIY: g pr ' n ng else. 0. O. D. Chas. E. Seymour, LEADING GROCER, 33 autumn stag. Ii SDIITH IAAIH STREET. SOUTH HllilWAlK. SATURDAYS SALE. BUTTER. Made fresh every week: sweet and rosy. 300 lb. 300 lb. Our Dairy Butter, 3‘ 33° 1h. .is fine goods and cannot be beat. Creamery in prints, 32c lb. Good Butter, 25c lb. 3 The. 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. 5 lbs. Soda Crackers. BUTTER. §§§§§§§§§§§i mun 25c 0. - , Men’s Winter Cups, 19c. , ‘dren’s O ercosatsa, fl-om,$1.00 Ian‘s? Men’s Over-coats. fi-om $1.97TIup. Open every evening until 9 O’clock. ‘ DAVIS. In. In... units italic ¥> Imus; 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 fixed. E. J. WADHAMS. Proprietor. THE PEOPLE’S MARKET, 18 North Main st.. 80. Norwalk. auras“. Norwalk Telephonecall.69—li. I wmmm.:~ Tetaphonahall an. 0 are Iain so... new 980. 9 Park Row. Stamford. fl 1 .95 .46 .79 That is what we have done with our 01.25 woolen underwear. FlesosdJlnad underwear at 480., $750., per garment. /‘ 3.
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