,.
”tenths see-ad near
ffll'heir Diurnal dear-ey-
Dewe Iowa.
ADVERTISERS.
cannot be guaranteed the
is handed in. Every reo-
int will be made to accommo
.0“! change cannot be in
.- ascrightualeucopyis sent
m in the qflernoon of the
change a desired.
er Hoyt has booked "A Trip to
Wu” for February 1.
complete line of emhy.silks in etch-
Iielil’n art, Filo. crochet, etc., at It.
mltb’s.
. W of lthe dint: Norilrle'l’:
.. plscopa churn o oir vi
tonight.
ordinlers. our own make, 10o. at
. 's holiday store, opp. P. 0., Nor-
"——
fl'ns Saarinen has received so from
t ‘ , . 0. Harvey for the poor children’s
celebration.
s'mokere' eels, something very
, to Trowbridge a Co.’s. corner of
- Main and Washington streets.
‘ pews in the Norwalk Congrega-
' church will be rented one week
(Quint, December 28. .
inlet turkeys in town.1il:.Drescber’s.
Money Henry Gregory. of the ilrm
'finrihutt d: Gregory. has been appoint-
' , m of the insolvent estate of Mrs.
w.
All wool flannel blankets. at M. 8.
. ,. ih’s. Special price for the Xmas sea-
”The-charming little soubrette, "Norm";
. ,V a strong supporting company wi
I‘, at oyt’s re ousetheweek
a" thong p.
1.000 lbs. fresh candy, 100. lb. Head’s.
Thsframe for the new freight house
- the Danbury dock has been raised,
w’tbscerpsutsrsarerapidly enclosing
m
-'-!‘ius neckweer, moderate prices,
fl Brce’.
Thestreets arsthmugcd with country
today, in addition to the other
‘ as shoppers, and the merchants
Mug a good business.
-—Bate made to order at Sherwood's.
Rev. T. K. Noble. pastor oi the Nor-
walk ationel church, will make
headdress in Dinhury, ton'aht. at the
Method celebration. is subject
will be ”The Pilgrim Mother."
Have you seen the mixed candy
polity is selling?
'Theprobate recount in Bridgeport, re-
sulted in thirteen majority for Judge A.
Taflmadge, Democrat, over John C.
. n, Republican. The original
Shunt gave Tallmedge twenty mlj'lflt].
--A handsome cane will make a nice
Xmas present at O'Brien’s.
laricn Clark, a Danbury better, left
hcmsou Sunday morning fora few days’
fling and has not since been heard
from. It is feared that some accident
.hlhslallsu him. He has a wife and
family.
—-th of ell kinda at Drsscher's.
The city assessors have completed
thdr work. The lbt sums up $4,520,832,
more than double that of last year.
gamincrrlsduew thsfact
heaters verated property at
-—Alr film at Watkins it Dow's.
Captain Bounce! the Danbury lice
‘hese.aswsllss0hisf Brad .ofpgicr-
waik,isa pendoosr of the ew York
w department. Itr. Bradley’s pen-
f ”amounted-cthhsmcisncy
fl
dear.
~~--l’cra aichmas present bu a close
f when rod umbrella. at O'Brisi's.
’me of the Old Well
Ionkawdladdsrcomlpanywiil beheld
5 . New
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Idi'lllhatlsdfm'Chrlst
a. sip-ta lerwalh ass 3
f We at derby a strictly hand-
i will he the last night
‘iiiii. Inuim
ma hairs , .
—Ths finest and best variety of acute”.
isdfixd children's underwear. at I.
. ’a.
The Norwslk lire companies will elect
clfloers next month.
«Woman's Exchange open day a evn’ .
Thepu ofGrsdss h and t, of the
Center an col, are preparing a Christmas
the: to be sent to the town Children's
ems.
—-0rder ice cream at Lane‘s.
The Standard on com y are negot-
iatiog for In. T. B. mith’a place at
the corner of Ely avenue and the Wilson
Point road.
~Lamb chops end logs 12o.Drescher’s.
The rimary departments of the South
Norwa k Baptist church will meet at the
church to rehearse carols, Saturday after-
nrion of this week, at 3 o‘clock. ‘
—8kates.sleds,c.rvsrs and table cutlery
Watkins d: Dow, 112 Washiugwnst.,B.N.
We learn from Daubury that Samuel
Pakulski, of that city, formerly of South
Norwalk, is confined to his home with an
attack of the rheumatic gout.
—For meerschnum and hriar goods
at prices tosult the times, cell at '1 row-
bridge d: Co.’s, our. Main and Wat-hing-
ton “teeth.
The South Norwalii lodge of the
Knights of Honor is in a flourishing con-
ditiou. Several new members will be
takgn in at the meeting next Wednesday
nig t.
-Iiandolins, guitars. banjos end auto-
harps at Sturtevsat's Bargain Houses.
The annual town meeting will proba-
bly be held next week Thursday, at the
Town House.
There will be a turkey supper and con-
cert st the Calvary Baptist church, Fri-
day evening, December 28.
Wallace G. Taylor, reporter on the
Bridgeport Farmer, and formerly of the
Standard stall, will return to the letter
paper January 1. llr. Taylor has many
friends in Norwalk.
—-8tamped linens and tinted goods in
large variety, at ll. 5. Smith’s.
Charles P. (lurk, president of the Con-
solidated road, has proposed that the dif-
ferences betwssu the city oi Bridgeport
and the read he settled by a commission
to be appointed by the next legislature.
—Nlcs box oi candy at lane’s for be.
Deputy Sheriff Toner again attached
the horse and wagons of Sherman G.
Iiorrcll, of Harriet street, last night, in
iormsrly held them under stmhmsnr,
but could not furnish a bond of .800. and
was obliged to release them. He now
3&1)” that he has somcient hind for the
—Coflce with pure cream, 6c. soup
at the Depot Restuarant.
The regular meeting of the Woman's
Relief Corps, No. 15, will be held next
Friday, instead of Tuesday, on account
of that day fallin on Christmas. The
recently elected 0 core will be installed
New Year’s day. Only the members of
Douglas Fowler Post, 0. A. 11., have
been invited to attend.
~Finest stock of dolls and toys in town
at Sturtevent's Bargain Houses.
The pastor and oillcers of the Knight
Street A. II E. church ask their friends
tobelp them make Christmas a happy
day for the children c mnected with the
Sunday school Contributions may be
sent to the church Monday, as a commit-
tee will be there to receive them.
~len‘e and boys' winter caps at Sher-
wood's, 00 Wall street, Norwalk.
A Dsnbnry dispatch says the curlers
at Crciut a White‘s. last month submit-
ted a bill of prices for the next six
months. Thirty-tire cents was the old
price and in the new bill they asked for-
ty. Ir. Crofut, of the llrm, is ted
rihavetglléiihemgthatihfitheiy idaot
the the priest con qut work,
which they did.
—-Boxesof choc. and boubons. Head’s.
Ira. Alice Fiuusgm. of Brid rt,
has brought suit aiiaiust the Pr entiai
Life Insurance company, of New Jersey.
to recover the amount of a policy on her
child, Alice. The child was insured 0o-
toher iii and died on November 13, 1804.
The company refuses to pay the loss. al-
leging fraud in obtaining t e insureu
«hush hams, it c. ib., at Dreschsr’s.
Yesterday afternoon. about 5:80
o’clock.a nautity of paper and other
articles be ud theraugs in the kitchen
of Amund Bathsr’s residence at 21 Wash-
ington street, caught tire, and were
hissing lively, when lire. Battier dis-
covered them and extinguished tbs
bless by pouring water on it and throw-
ing thearticlrs outof doors. The house
damaged
was not
“Am“ owl-m 2°0- M'I.
James K. Crofut, one of the executors
of the will ethic father, the late Andrew
J. Crofut. has resigned his trust and ap-
plmlsd to the Hero“: Probate Court Ilka:
rssiguatlm
e Wt he heard on December
.etllc’clook in tbsaftsrnocn, at
which time the executors will exhibit
their administration account for adjust-
ment.
-bm variety of handkerchiefs. sm-
brcideved. initial and plain. at I. B.
Smith's. »
Thsrs is a report that the New York
New Haven and Hartford road has
a
favor ol George W. Chamberlain, who .
- Twenty Ive cent articles will go for ill-
? .i;
5 Its. large illitliis,
entirely new line of
PHOTOGRAPHS. wort:
Style. Finish on
Our aim is to suit our
the Photographic Art. AL
E. in. Jackson].
(Over 1". Iiead’s Confectionery.)
The city hall on Havllaud street Is be-
ing repaired duuius Brown has the
contract to paint the roof, and is now at
work.
-—Ladies' French felt hats ti 00, at
O‘Bym’.' i, ‘ Vi
Thomas McGuire is training a colt for
Raymond Brothers, which pl‘omlhul to
develop considerable speed.
—Midway Plaisauce music tops. 10in,
at Dugau’s holiday store, opp. P. 0
Norwalk.
”I
proposes to give a series of popular lec-
tures with the aid of a stereopticon. com-
mencing early in the new year.
—Free, a beautiful panel picture and a
doll, 18 in. high, with 1 lb. of tea. A P.
Tea 00., 41 Main street.
The graduating class of the Over
River school will give a reception in the
athecmum, tonight.
-Erer purchaser of a Christmas turf
key will presented with a half dozen
Florida oranges. People's market.
Bicycle ladders. similar to those plac-
ed in Chen Brothers' shoe store in Nor-
walk, have been placed in Theodore's
store on Washington street.
—-I.smps-—-pisno, banquet. hall and
library at Sturtevant's Bargain Housest
The committee on the new city char-
ter will hold a meeting tomorrow night.
~High grade box candies, at Colby's.
The remains of Charles E. White. son
of the late Charles B Whiis.of East ave-
nue. Norwaik, will bebrougbt from New
York city on the noon train tomorrow
and buried in Norwalk cemetery.
—[.eavs your orders for pickled oys-
ters and lobsters for the holidays, at
Hunt & chufl‘s.
William B. Catlin. of New Haven, but,
been appointed United States depot
marshal. His apatintment was me e
by United States arshai Morris. Mr.
Catlin succeeds Deputy Marshal Lewis,of
Bridgeport, whose resignation has been
wcepted
--Bsth robes, smoking jackets at Com-
stock Brcs'.
The Y. M. C. A. gymnasium class
opens tonight. There will be two classes
each week, Tuesday and Friday nights,
The boys’ classes will be Iionlay after-
noon and Saturday morning.”
-Orders received at the Woman's Ex-
change ior Christmas puddings, cakes
and pies. Home-mode candy a specialty.
-.___.~.
E. R. Goldsmith was getting on a trol-
ley car at South Norwalk. yesterds ,
when he slipped and fell. He was bad y
bruised.
--0ld style pitchers of 100 years ago,
at holiday store, opp. P. 0., Norwalk.
Thesecond annual sell of the West
Side Athletic club will be held in Arlon
Hall. Christmas eve. Purdy a Free-
mau's orchestra will provide music.
~Christmas goods at I. 8. Smith's
George B. VanAlstyne,as his adven-
tissmsnt today recounts. has made sr-
rangeiuents which will enable him to
oifer excellent bargains in holiday goods.
tron cscis,iliiy cent case for twenty-
hvs can“.
—l.ook in west window of Becker’s.
The annual communication of St. John's
Lodge, A. F. and A. It. was held last
night. These oilicsrs were elected: W.
IL. A. 0. Wheeler; Br. W. John ll.
Wade; Jr.W.. Albert R Ialkln; treasur-
er. John P. Trssdwell: secreting, Farm
8. Betta; trustsss, A. 0. Go in , Ed-
ward Street. Henry Guthrie. '1‘
pointed olilcsrs havenotysthsenchossu.
«Silver-plated were at manufacturer's
prices at Bturtevaut’e Bargain Houses.
Kss Hoyt—Kaunas. had a
largec n stolen from him seven years
. Yestetda he found it is the
of o... mi. W
anus line of silk umbrellas for Christ»
mas gifts. at prices. Comstcck
Brothers‘.
at
oilseed is
J for Mylar?
Bridgman. aiais . rs-
rsprsssst Mar, and Moos!
I" England l’itiiiii lady, 2 its,
F. D.’ LAWfl‘
é2 gouth‘ Main Street.
iiciisoiis innocuous swam
Having been thoroughly rsfuruished, is {now opensfor inspection, displaying an
The work from this studio has grim a wide-spread reputation for its
‘patrons and to furnish to them the finest productions of
WORK GUARANTEED. Electric cars pass the door.
OPEN FROM 8:” A. M. To one P. M.
Secretary Jackson, of the Y. M. C. A...
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Photographer.
58 Wall Street. Norwaik, Conn.
G. CUNEO.
Bonitl'pnrfl to call on us. We have the
Best Malaga Grapes
‘ In town. "
Bananas.
. MIXED NUTS
Are all guaranteed to be the best and
" ORANGES
Sold by the box cheaper than they can be
bought at the groves.
Please note that we will sell them at
wholesale prices. All goods delivered
free.
G. OUNEO,
unanimo- street and Railroad Place
. ' dll 1m
The Junior Prohibition club had a
largely "attended sociable last night in
theirhall on South lain onset. Iiusic
for dmcing was furnished by William
Shepard, and reireshmsnta were served.
—£aturde and londay Colby will
make speci pricssonmixsd candies.
—.
The Ladies’ Auxiliary of the Y. I. C.
A'. are sending out appeals to the ladies
in the twin cities interested in Y. Ii. C.
A. work, asking them to contribute re-
freshments for the annual New Year‘s
reception. A neat card is enclosed to he
sent to Secretary Jackson, informing
him what they will donate.
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A ['SEFI'L PIECE OI"
3'” Bliss
MAKES A VERY APPROPRIATE
HilllllAY -:- GIFT.
We have many pretty pieces,
at reasonable prices. Come in
and see them.
Just received a large mort-
coFrEEs.
AFTE R.
D INN E R
Prices from 250 to $4.00 each.
All fine china and full value for
the money.
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men’s Clothing
During the holiday colleen.
MEN’S SUITS
‘ AT $10.00.? ‘
The FORMER PRICE of them was 313.00. They
desirable goods , all wool and fast color, and
we Guarantee Every One of Them." V
We have others that have been reduced to 88, and some”
and 816 suits that have had to take a good big cut, 3, 4 and 5 do!‘
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HVERCUATS.
Men’s Milton Overcoats, $6.00; Men’s Black Beaver Over: _
coals, 88.50; Men's Blue and Black Ker-soy Overcoats, 810 to .15.
Men’s Black Kersey Oven-coats, extra long, 816; Men’s Ulstersy
to, $8, 310, m, tit, :18 and $20. ‘
children’s flaps llvercoats, $2.00.:
$3, $4, $4.50. $5 and $6.
AN ABUNDANCE or WINTER
Gloves and Caps.
sonnet inns.
ESTABLISHED l867.
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WISE WOMEN
If you will be wise, think
WISE MEN
We sell the follow-
We do, and wsdo it
ing and we sell it at “9'0“ you 80% I! you Will . h "
m fightpfim: call and see the beautiful Wall “1 ‘- "t '
Paper we are selling, and learn the
want. Paras. low price we are selling it at, you LOW Pr.“ ..
Paras-s. ores, won't think long before you act.
doses, are. We’re makiugarnn on it for 00 for good Wilt.
art'tls-rs' IA'I'IBI- “5"“ novel. emu. ‘
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arm carnal“). I “m
.ltooss IOULDING. and cell on us before you buy.
Paper Ham:
autism Plil‘liiilE raisins AT lililElIlTE PlldEI.
BECKER, 79 Washinglon 81., So. Norwalk.
Once again the Christmas Turkey
Buds and blossoms, as of yore;
All the finest birds in Norwalk
Will blossom here, as they've done before.
Our Thanksgiving trade reached nearly 23,000 pounds of poultry. and we ex-
pect to make it 30,000 prunds at Christmas. You can have a larger stock to select ' T
from at our stores. than at any market in town, and buying in such Mum '
we can make prices for our neighbors. Look before you buy. Respectfully
E. a. WADHAMS. Proprietor of'
THE PEOPLE’S MARKET, : ~
I. North Main st., 80. Norwalk. ll Wall st., m
Telephone call. lit-ii. datiifa itlon Iieflllt d. - Telephon call, Ii. ‘ .
9 Park Row. Stamford, .' I N 478 lain street,”
N. B --Ev lady purchaser of a Christmas Turkey will be presented with hi! '
a dosen line Flor on oranges.
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