Mondrian cannot be in-
deo'right unleascopyis sent
clock in the afternoon of the
changeirdrsiud.
4 In a man's! stofiip’g.” Clbrist-
morning, a a o " it gone.
Miodk rue’.
echelon or the Middle Five title
helical will hold an entertainment
lilo Blookside cbepei, tonight.
loose raisins do. lb. N. Y. store.
,. proceedings have been
7, u by Alice E. Bates against
. jamin ll. Allen, of Broad River.
" A l wool fiannei blankets, at It. 8.
life. Bpecinl price for the Km ses-
Wen [John Connors placed a
me new piano in the Franklin
.. school hall. yesterday aiternoon.
v—Colles with pure cream, 50. soup
“I Donut Restaurant.
12me Prohibition club will hold
Mable tonight in their hall on South
street. Delegations from other
. are expected to attend. '
Jot smokere' sets, something very
go to Trow bridge a Cole, corner 0!
lulu and Washington streets.
Th meeting tonight in the First
Witt Episcopal chi'irch. will be or
special character. A chorus choir cl
slurry voices will assist in the music.
-v-Aesortsd chocolates 200. Head’s.
. Smith Sergeant. gate tender at the
”res street crossing of the Consoli-
M railroad, changed his residence.
W. from llonroe street to Day
W.
music recks,blacking cases.
chairs. David Stow's.
I. J. Wadhama sold 22,000 deof
may for Thanksgiving, so expect“.
make is 80,000 pounds for Christmas.
_ lady purchaser oi a turkey will
ited with belt a doaen Florida
A complete line at embymilks in etch-
Italisn art, Filo. crochet. etc., at It.
_ th's. .
5 Ymtwda slternoonns Ofilcer Glad-
wss {carding a trolley car, he step-
pml on his long ulster, which threw him
:lotbegrouud. A severe injury was in-
flicted to ho right isg,which necessitated
ht being oi! duty last night.
*Em' Whom and briar goods
b“all! suit the times, call at 'irow~
& Co.’s. cor. Main and Washing-
mash.
III. contents of Around Sslber’s sav
Shh, on Railroad place. which were un-
der attachment. have been removed to
‘ old Bmitkaaimsr hat factory on
. . . - street. llr. Ball‘s)“, it is under.
”expects to 0 into usiness again
aw Rochelle, g. Y.
~8tsmped “encased-tinted goods in
”variety, at I. 8. Smith’s.
.. William Iiiller. John Tryon and Rich-
N Blend, of Uncae Tribe. l. 0. it. IL.
I « the guests of Querihaag Tribe. in
- ~ .. last night, on the occasion oi
he presentation of the charter b the
" chiefs of the state Colonel . II.
and four other prominent citi-
ifll were initiated. and a genuine Indian
“mane loilowed the ceremony.
—Isa’e and boys‘ winter caps at Sher-
mall's. fl Well street. Nos-walk.
Outed Weldenbammsr. ol the Colonel
William B. Stevenson hand. says the sc-
fiof thabend inrequeeling his resig
weascomplets ear to him.
fllbhsehadnotrou lewithColoI-
‘ o
peered be-
~ greenbejudgeesatc his
. is hh only
watches. at u. at Reed's.
afternoon. while William
- . who has theccniract for remov-
‘thstramirom T. I. Raymond's pro-
on West stress. was og‘ol‘zg thew
.. . ”gum I
diesrrangsd. .33
of a few minutes.
3 mBitys'
w-
was
« , on Water street.
vshsdbic
store
ycis lad-
Thor
place onthsdock
lathe-MOIGMaIEsl- o
‘ ' ,’ W .i W,‘ ’ '
'l'hsllorwalk‘ssd iloetb llerwalkhsr-
hers are discussing the advisability cl
lormlngsnoion.
-mp—nno
-Iargs elhsndksrchistaemo
Whitman pleimatms.
. V
The Central Labor Union will meet in-
niaht. Business 0! great importance to
all local Unions is to be transacted.
«Jewelery oi' carry description. silver
novelties. etc.. at Road’s.
C.Ford Barley
is about to dispose of
his bicycle store in Norwalk. and wiilac-
cept a lucrative position out of town.
He aspects to do considerable riding next
season '
—Boxes of choc. and bonbcns. Head's.
The third uarterly conference of the
Norwalk II odlnt church was held last
night. The election of Nelson Benedict
as president of the Epworth begun. and
W. N. Simonsss superintendent oi the
Sunday school, were confirmed.
--ilolid silver and plated were, at
Road’s.
On account of the law loroin him to
give up hie batteries business. smes S.
Barbour will also discontinue his pop-
corn business January 1, and return to
New York city. where he will again take
up ateuogrsphy.
—l.srge stock of picture frame mould-
ing at Geo. G. Smith's, 8 France street.
—Fine pocket knives at Watkins d: Dow’s
The GJIdOlI Rule Circle of King’s
you ‘bters.oi the Nor :valk Cd gation-
l c urch will meet with Carrie
Seymour, West avenue. Booth Norwaik.
tomorrow moon at 0:30 o'clock. rain
or shine. x.
—Devid Stow E a large assortment of
children’s rockers and high chairs.
Henry Blelrfsld. the North Main street
clothier. {as ins 61:: 3:3 four-tragk-
ing wor ' w . yester ay
a'ternoon, Elf... he caught bk never-rip
trousers in a barbed wire fence and dam-
ed them quite badly. He thinks of an-
ing the railroad company.
-—Im rial beer and choice wines for
the tab , at Bette a Farringtcn's.
William Morrow. one of the car in-
spectors employed in the freight yard in
South Norwslk, made a mists . yestar~
day afternoon. while getting 0 of a fist
car. and fell. injuring his lelt arm and
shoulder. Dr. W. C. Burke attended
him. He boards with Iartin Spihr, on
South Main street.
- —Pure horse radish at Hunt is Zslufi’s.
The remains of Nelson Ts lor were ts-
ken from the receiving no t at River.
side cemetery. this morning. and inter-
red in a burial plot in the cemetery.
—A set cl dining room chairs at the
lowest prices. David Stew.
The Nucmake Fish and Game seem
elation met at C. E. Coolidge’s office in
Norwalk. Tuesday night, and appropriat-
ed “blur “repurchase of more quail
to stock the surrounding country. The
frequent violations of the game law
were discussed. and the matter of ap-
pointing drpuiy game wardens was con-
sidered. New members were elected.
—Hala made to order at Bhorwood's.
The newsboys made the discovery, yea»
terdsy afternoon. that parlor matches
placed on the trolley car tracks would
make quitaa report when the care passed
overthem. In consequence. dealers in
penny boxes of matches did a rushing
trade. and there was a continual "pop.
ping"as the cars passed through Wail
street. the rails being strewn with
matches.
-0ysters at Depot Restaurant.
One of the windows of Benedict & Co's.
clothing store is filled with toys. Jewelry,
hooks and other articles to delight the
eyes of the little folks. With every fifty
cent purchase in the boys’ department.
lrom now until Christmas. the firm will
give a numbered card entitling the hold-
er to something in the window hearth a
corresponding number. The distribut on
E)! the giits will be made Christmas morn-
ng.
~Finc urckwesr. moderate prices,
(kimstock Bros’.
The medal oilersd by C. Ford fieslsy to
thebicyclist making the greatest num-
ber oi miles irons April 1 to December 1,
has been awarded toJules Borneo . who
covered 0.700 miles. most olihstd tsncs
being ridden in Germany on his recent
tour. H. A. Saunders was second. with
0.000 mllestc his credit. The medal is
ofsolid geld. one side hearts” this in
scripticn: “lllleage tor 1 5,780."
andon the other. "Awarded C
‘M
Barley lo Jules ti. Hornuug. orwal .
‘1'
~Skstes.sleds,carvmandtablenutlsr .
Watkinsa Dow. ilil Washington at.. B. .
A party of three well-known achts-
men started to walk to Dorlca at a
few days Item and while on their way
down were overtaken by another mem-
her who was icrtnnsts enough to possess
a carriage. He invited them to ride, and
while the she n was trying to devise
some scheme which they could all get
into the vehicle, his two lrlmtds entered
W and left him still pondering over the
situation. Whenhscame too he made
up his mind it were better to be dis-
honsst than honest.
u—anmam
--l.000ibs. trash candy, 100.“). Head's.
Rev. '91. J. Blocnm. in conversation
with a Samurai. . yesterday.
remarked that the dispatches
sent out trom Norwalk concern-
ing the new church which fit. Isry's
5,
ingltri Prim T
its. large Raisins.
lily, 2 “its;
_ F. D. LAWTO
22 South main '.§jsrreet.
JACKSIIN’S Plllllllfillll ”Illll Silllllll
250
25c
25c
& Co.
Having been thoroughly reinrnishsd. is now .openlfcr inspection, displaying an
entirely new line of
PHDTOGBIPHS, WATER
“unions inn SEPIIS.
The work from this studio has gained s widgbpreed reputation for its
Style. Finish and Permanence.
the Photographic Art. AL
E. M. Jackson.
(Over 1". licad's Confectionery.)
ing. the amount of her judgment against
Our aim is to suit our new}: £13163 gtfiqisrhmtg
them the finest productions of
D. Electric oars pass the door.
Photographer.
58 Wall Street. Norwsik, Conn.
OPEN FROM 8:3) Mt. T0 0:1 I’. M.
m CUNEO.
the city of Norwalk, and signed a receipt
for the money.
-—Ssnty Klaus willbe in Lane's win-
dow Friday afternoon. Tell the chil-
dren.
Mrs. II. E. lie—ad's Hillside seminary
closed yesterday, for the holiday recess.
-—Wivm and mothers. had it occurred
to you a suit or an overcoat from Com-
stock Broe'. would be a good Christmas
present lor your husband or buy?
National Bank Examnier Dooley ex-
amined the accounts of the Fairfield
County National Bank. yesterday.
—Woman’s Exchange open day & svn’g.
The many friends of lire. Edward
Cunningham will be leased to learn
that ahe'u impreving rom her severe
sickness, at her home on Spring street.
-0rdcrs received at the Women’s Ex-
change [or Christmas puddings. cakes
and piss. Home-made candy a specialty.
The pews in the Norwalk Congregs~
lion‘s] church will be rented timorrow
nlg t.
-—'I'ha finest and best variety of gents',
ladies’ and children’s underwear, at I.
S. Smith’s.
The children oi the Cranberry Plains
Sunday sch-Iol will hold their Christmas
and ew Years entertainment in the
chapel. on the evening 0! New Year's
day- .
--Buy trash candy toys at Head‘s.
The public schools of Norwalk will
close tomorrow. for the holiday recess,
and will reopen Wednesday, January 2.
—Sherwood's $2 derby is strictly hand-
made.
The annual meeting of the South and
East Norwslk Relief society will be held
in the parlor oi Old Well Hook and
Ladder companfi. Haviland street. Fri-
da altsrnoon, member zl,etto'clock.
Allmemhers otthesocisty, and others
interested in the work are invited to be
present.
—See the immense variety of ladies'
aprons, at I. ti. Smith’s.
The Sunday school festival oi Grace
church will he held Thursday evening,
December 27. The children will meet
attire church at 7o’rlock, and alter a
special service will go to the Norwalk
Opera House. where there will he a
Christmas tree and entertainment.
«For a nice Xmas present buy a close
roll steel rod umbrella, at O‘Brisn's.
The police captured an easel,lsst night,
[sit outside of the Nurwslk Boston store.
Frank Fiizmsurice is ill with scarlet
fever at his home on Wilton avenue.
The house has been quarantined by
lleaiih Olllcer Tracey.
~Wsstport smells at Hunt is Zrlufi’e.
The Thursday Evenicglclub will be an-
gsrtaiced io-night by tiles label Van-
erhcet.
During the revival service at the Ner-
waik Baptist church, last :33“. some
ocseutsrad the horseshsds stole the
blanket lrom Fanton Beera'horse and the
lap robs treat his A whip was
also stolen from Charles Beare' turnout.
The police have been notified.
~Kandy. Kandy,
Kandy at Lane's.
‘m‘m~.m
Kandy. Kandy,
Rev.'l‘. K. Noble‘s Christmas sermon
at the Norwalk Cone at church.
next Sunday morning. will be upon
“The Gills of the Wise “an to the la-
tsnt Saviour."
-~ _
The liorwalk Chapter at the Daughters
of the American Revolution as
0'35 tor the memorial tablet at . cs
street. Several fine pheot the
tshlasbevs hesntakenby .RWardau.
at East Norwaik.
——_~—~a.
msmoking jackets at Comatock Bros'.
“intelligent compositor" had in mind
tbs"biowing” Miles or our up.
town canismporsry.
uwur watches, from 0t and up,
atltood's.
tesrvics will he
church,
John J. Banionis ll Sidney. N. Y.. on
Don’t one to call on us. We. have the
Bestillaiaga Grapes
In town.
; Bananas.
muxeo more
Are all guaranteed to be the last and
' ORANGES
Sold by the box cheaper than they can be
bought all the grocers.
Please note that we will sell them at
:holeeaiel prices. All goods delivered
1‘80.
G". O UNEO,
Washington Street and Railroad Plate
d2) 1m
gm
AeXmil‘s approaches we think of all
the deiichcies imaginable. At Cunso's,
the fruitersrm most tempting array of
traits will be found. Worthy at special
mention lire his line malsgs grapes. He
has also a complete assortment of mixed
nuls, andvtbe prices are just right.
—8:ift lists at Sherwood's.
A special meeting of the Ladies’ asso-
ciation will convene directly after the
regular 'lFliursday evening meeting to-
night, let an item of business overlooked
at the antics yesterday.
-—Quall\ty to suit you at Lane's.
2:222:E====================2
ll. "ll. PlllSTEfl.
A USEFUL PIECE OF
B’Mliiiss
MAKE?! A VERY APPROPRIATE
llllllllAY -:- GIFT.
We have many pretty pieces,
at reasonable prices. Come in
andiloilthem.
Just received a large assort-
ment 0!!
CUFFEES.
AF’l‘l'E re
1) 1 NE E R.
Prices from 250 to 04.00 each.
All lino china and full value for
the mohey.
Our line of
\
Toilet Articles A.»
‘Perfumery
is con late. You can surely 5
make a selection to suit you.
uymawua‘__._m”u.hwwfimm
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w~~.m-m
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Ill. Plaisied,
,. niutslsi,
43 Washington St...
‘1 : Sum Ismail.
lit
es LIBERAL——
ainuenut IN N“
-911;
Men’s Clothing"
During the holiday season.
MEN’S SUIT
AT $ I 0.00.
The FORMER PRICE of them was 813.00. They are
desirable goods , all wool and fast color, and
We Guarantee Every One of Themti’ 5
We have others that have been reduced to 68, and some 310
and $16 suits that have had to take a good big cut, 3, 4 and 6 tin!“
VERCHA'I'S.
flVERlflATS. *
Men’s Milton Overcoate, $6.00; Men’s Black" Beaver Over; '
coats, 88.50; Men's Blue and Black Kersey Overcoats, $10 to ’10.
Men’s Black Kersey Overcoete, extra long, 316; Men's meters,
to, $8, $10, 812, 015, $18 and $20. '
children’s cape Overcoats, $2.00.
$3, $4. $4.50. $5 and $6.
AN ABUNDANCE or WINTER
Gloves and Caps.
liMSTlllll inns. ~'
ESTABLISHED l867.
MASON“: Blllllllllli. I4 SOUTH Milli STREET.
_ Nllllllllll. SOUTH llllllllllll.
WISE wome~_ -_- - - THINK...—
WISE MEN
If you will be wise, think
We sell the follow-
_ . We do, and we do it
log and we sell it at below 10'! ICE If you will ,
the fightpfim: call and see the beautiful Wall "3"" 'i '
Paper we are selling. and learn the ‘\
WALL I’APIII. low price we are selling it at. you LOW P r 'ce ‘
9‘13", one. won't think long before you set.
Guess, I'm. We’re making a run on it for 00 '0' Rood M
anusre' lanai. by" nouea. asap,
..... T HI N K! ""°°
an! cocoa.
rtorunne runner) B E w I S E Pa'nting
arm earns-In. ’ "m
Boost mocwrnc. and call on us before you buy.
' Paper "trust.
strum newts raisins IT entrant stints.
mm, 79 Washington 81., So. Norwall.
Once again the Christmas Turkey
Buds and blossoms. as oi yore;
All the finest birds in Norwalk
Will blossom here, as they've done before.
Our Thanksgiving trade reached nearly 28,000 pounds oi poultry. and we ex-
pect to mate it 80.000 pcunda at Christmas. You can have a larger stock to select
(mm at our stores, than at any market in town. and buying in such lsrgsqnantitlm
we can make prices for our neighbors. Look baton you buy. Respecttaily.
E. J. WADHAMS. Proprietor of
THE PEOPLE’S MARKET,
ll North lain st... 80. Norwalk. )1 Well at. am
'lhlsphcae cell. no. u autumnal gaiarantawvl. — Teleph ' n. ms.
t PIl'k Row *Imml‘ord, 478 Iain mgr" ”
N. B uh lady purchaser of a Christmas Turkey will be presented II In!
a dorm fins da oraugm.
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS, "
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