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TheBoys‘Brlgsdecfths Booth lice-
walkBsptist church willnot months
drillthiewsek.
~Depositlyonr valuables in the Safe
DepositVeutol the National Bank of
Norwalk.endsodefyfirn and burglars.
Ascnwas born.‘liaturday,to Ir. and
Ira. Iichael Fallen, of lain. street,
Norwelh. ’ ‘
—Oysters at Depot Restaurant.
There will he an invitation dance at
the Norwalk Athccaumnonight. Music
‘ will be furnished by St. George’s
orchestra.
-—Bolidey bargains at Sturtcvaut's Ber-
gain Boom. ‘
less The: son and user
‘ learn less-all and
Their Diurnal Jon-nap
Miss Rose Raymond will spend Christ-
ocl flannel blankets. at M. 8. mac in East Norwalk.
'dl Spscial price for the Xmas sea
. —The best candy is the cheapest. F.
A. Lane.
lire. Frank R. Lyle. of Woodward av-
enue. who has hsda severe attack of
blood poisoning, in now recovering.
——Hsppy will be the man who finds
among his Christmas presents a pair of
“Dent’s” gloves from Comstock Brothers.
MB of the Women‘s branch of
, dbhrch Guild will be held this
,jernoeere’ sets, something very
go to flowbridge & .Co.’e. corner of
Iain and Washington streets.
. , "Waterbury. or. Statutord, has
2' the John H. Remsotiplaoe in
,, .._..__._. it ‘ It was decided. Saturday, to appeal
“A handsome cane will make 1. nice the “Rambler" case to the Court of
' present at O'Brien’g, ‘ Common Plees,Brldpport. Bonds were
fixed at $1,000.
.mimionary mm ”——
' .Endeavor stability:F tifffitll‘r11'Sot‘1lt’I: ~Lsdies’ French felt hats “.00, at
: Con tional church, will O'BIIIW’I-
“1 presents '0’ the children “The cantata, “Santa Claus on Time."
W“? 5'“le Wednesday will hegiven by the First MLE. Sunday
. “5 oclock. “1 “‘9 ”mm" school scholars. on Wednesday evening,
M” E" “""u" at 7:30 o‘clock. It promises to surpass
the one of last y_ear.
-—Just received. 100 garments which
we are closing out at one-half price, Bos-
ton store, Not-walk.
The Y. I. C. A. song services were
resumed at the “satiation pariah, yes-
terday afternoon. There wee a good at-
tendnnce. Secretary Jackson delivered
an interesting addrem upon "Brave
Young Hen.”
—Go to Drescher's for Xmas. turkeys.
Senator John H. Ferris has made hie
employee their annual Christmas present.
The married men received turkeys and
the single case the equivalent in cash.
‘ ran away to children calling at our
between 4 end ll, p in. lead pencils,
00., coal, wood and grain.
. Council, No. 1348, Royal Ar-
‘ will hold its regular meeting to-
The meeting will be called at
.‘ksharp. so as to get through
All members are requested to at-
aetiou will be taken on the mo-
change the meeting night.
a nice Xmas present buy a close
moi rod umbrella, at O'Brieu’e.
,lEmlly Pardee wasa nest at the
' Mother's dinner in ew York, on
. . when five hun presenta-
. Men oelebramd the ding oi
' ms. Toasts were responded to
-. stereaux Blake, Elisabeth
» ton. Susan B. Anthony. May
Sewell, liary Seymour Howell
l,‘
—Fiuest stock of dolls and toys in town
at Sturtevaut’s B lrgein Hon lea.
Edith, infant daughter of Frank W.
Adams, died at his home on 11er
street. yesterday. The funeral wee held
annual renting or pews of the this afternoon.
‘ mfi?§£&?:c‘:wau‘ --The choiseet turhe sin town at 18¢.
a pound at Hsyee’ mar et.
committee appointed to purchase
truce, met Saturday night and
a contract with Rumsey d: 00., of
The present truck is to re
,. , in South Norwalk, but the old par-
‘carrisgeand jumper and 81,100 in
libs given in payment for the
. . , The old truck will
be placed on the hill.
on can save anxiety and worry by
your valuables in the Safe De-
ault of the National Bank of Nor-
——Coflee with pure cream, 5c. soup
at the Depot Barthel-ant.
The police were celled up to Spencer
6. Horton's store, at the foot of Spring
Hill, Saturday night, to quell a distur-
bance. An omcer spent the evening on
duty there.
~—Nice box of candy at [lane’s for 50.
Christmas services will be held at St.
Paul's church tomorrow morning at 10:30
o’clock.
——Stamped linens and tinted goods in
large variety, at l. S. Smith's.
Mayor E. 0. Keeler has offered a
reward of $l00 for information leading
tothe apprehensiouof the burglars who
visited the Norwalk Boston Store last
night.
-Mandolins, guitars. banjos end auto-
harps at Stnrtevaat’s Bargain Houses.
The Norwalk post office clones to
morrovv morning at ll o’clock for the
day.
- -For inerrechaum and briar goods
at prices to suit the times, call at 'l‘row-
bridge a Co.'s, cor. Main and Washing-
ton streets.
There is excellent skating on Derry's
and Wood's ponds.
—Silver-platsd were at manufacturer’s
prices at Sturtevant‘s Bargain Houses.
Word was received in South Norwalk.
this foreocoo. that Henry Brlx, at one
time bookk for Pratt t Weed. who
were so in the shoe business on
Water street. died recently in a German
hospital. He was widely and favorably
known in this city.
-Ordsr ice cream at Lane‘s.
‘ fleeting of the Relief society was
. .- afternoon at the parlors of
“ Hook and Ladder com-
Only a few members were pree-
aa adjournment wee taken to
December 28th, at which time it
thatall members of the society
and meet with its ollicers so as
ins the work for the winter
.. m. carvlag sets and fine
"at Sturtcvant's Bargain Houses.
. town records need indexing. and
H action should be taken by the
' ' ~ . . toward such an end. There in
“in individual Index from volumes
9!. audtheseare brought out new
. filty timesa day in a search for
A complete index up to date
doaway with the hsndlln of the
. scum. preserve the hind rig, and
f , the work or searching much easier.
i meow. the records are becoming
ore.
.. Iamtand nest variety oi gents'.
. , an: children’s underwear,» I.
ilk baboon heard of the likall.
is is possible, but not at all
Whatis muchtnore ilkelyto
‘ Is thsintrodnotion ofassrlssoi
Thecomrsittee having in charge the
Christmas celebration for the poor chll
dren of the town. will meet in Ionic
Hall this sftercoon at 2 o’clock, and also
mono: glor'ningst D, to tie mares
ma s on meats lee
luterestedln them will kindly
meet the committee at the hall tomorrow
morning. The distribution will take
lacestllla. m. sherptomorrow. Jala-
llaserald will render a few selectltal
for the amusement of the children. sad
in Glens will be present. A full rs-
of the monies, etc... received will be
given Wednesday.
—-Christmss goods at I. B. Smith’s
The followl is the ins er-
rsnged forthe ristmas festival at the
Norwslk Beptist church Wednesday
a t beginning at 7 do : n
so caisryzhyan the wheel. "m
invocation; reel-
!“ mm o
lbs principal cities along the line,
W at all station and following
all day and during the even-
, of say hell an hour. 0n
’1‘ ‘ trains theremlsht be a
1", , offarevsry to un-
glcves at Contact Bros'.
concert oi the South
' recitation
In. "Chrlst-as Wreaths” “Wilfrid;
Wu“ M’s ml.“ i
g. "What did Bests Glassiirlng?" francs
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Our aim is to suit our
' E. M. Jackson.
(Over 1". Head’s Confectionery.)
-0ur candy is all the very best. Ff
A. Lane.
If the ice is safe for skating on Chas
mar's pond, tomorrow morning, there
will he a polo match between two South
Norwalk teams.
~Rihbona, Chi:and indie silk, fancy
and plain, at I. S. Smith's.
Drugslst Halo is serving hot chocolate
free to purchasers of Christmas goods.
—-Good goods, good goods, good goods.
Lane‘s.
Tris Brenner. will not be published
tomorrow.
—Cutgi;c:.s
Hale’s.
my.
Henry Tilly this morning put up two
heavy and artistically lettered brewery
aims for Martin Spahr, of South Ilain
out“.
-A complete line of emby.eilks in etch-
ing. Italian art, Filo, crochet, etc" at M.
8. Smith's.
The Germanic and Arion Singing
societies will hold their annual Christ-
mas trees tomorrow night.
on all holiday goods at
will be open all night if
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-(iood goods at low prices at Lane’s.
—Storage and safes furnished in the
Safe Deposit Vault of the National Bank
oi Norwalk at revocable rates.
I. H. Plaisted has made a reduction of
twenty-five to fifty per cent on holiday
goods for today only. A rare display _
Christmas gifts is made in thsshow win:
down.
——Sllk satin and hand embroidered sus-
penders at half price. Comstock Bros.
- Edward Vsnnell, aged one year and
two months, died Saturday night. at his
home, 22 Hoyt street. South Norwalk.
of malarial fever. The burial was this
afternoon in St. Mary's cemetery.
—Low prices, low prices, low priced.
Lane‘s. __
The Christmas festival at the Norwalk
Methodist church is to be held Christmas
evening “0:30 o'clock. The Christmas
drama entitled "Santa Claus and the
Children," will be presented.
——When burglaries are so frequent a
safe in the Safe Deposit. Vault ol' the
National Bank of Norwalh is a good
thing to have.
Christmas services will be held at St.
Iary’e church tomorrow. Masses will
be held at 5:30,7:OO,S:30 and 10:80 o'clock
a. m. The lirst and last will be high
masses. Rev. W. .l. Slocum will preach
at each service. Services will be held
at New Canaan at 9 and ill o'clock. Rev.
l‘. l. O'Brien will oflciate.
——low prices for good goods at lane's.
There will be a full rehearsal of the
cantata "Santa Claus on Time,” at the
South Norwalh klethodist ‘i'lharcb, at 7
o'clock ttnlgbt. A full attendance E de-
sired.
—-Buy pure candy for your children.
I". A. Lane. ”M
Harris Epstein, whosesnioou was un-
derettachalent. as related in Tris Balm
set. last week, sold out the basins-s. set-
urday, to Herman Quittnev, and paid his
creditors in full. sir. Quittusr expects
to conduct the business in the future.
~Onenfthebsstbal'snluslnelgaes at
".00. “.00. 33.00. 33.50 and um per
box in them. at ‘l‘rowbrldge a Cafe.
our. late Washington streets.
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Iiargarst Button Brisccc contributes to
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‘22 South Main» Street.
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The work from this studio has gained a wide-spread reputation for its
Style. Flnlsh and Permanence.
patrons and to furnish to, them the finest productions of
the Photographic Art. AL WORK GUARANTEED. Electric can pass the door.
open more not a. it. m are P. it.
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Photographer.
58 Wall Street, Nerwalk, Conn.
VG.CUNEO.
Don’t forget 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.
Pious note that we will sell them at
{holeeale prices. All goods delivered
res.
G. CUNEO,
Washington Street and Railroad Place
. d” in
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,_ ; hate for the Districtof Norwalk. the sub-
Norwalkaslast Norwalk. on the southerly
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administratorde bouts can with the will an-
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So thorough is the excellence of Ayer’s
hair vigor that it can be used with benefit
by any person, no matter what may be
the condition of the hair. and, in every
case. it occasions satisfaction and plans-
ure, in addition to the benefit which in-
variably comes from its use
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Men’s Clothing
During the holiday season. i .
MEN’S SUITS' '
AT $10.00. ‘ ”
The FORMER PRICE of them was $13.00. 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 $8, and some 316
and 816 suits that have had to take a good big cut, 3, 4 and 5 dol-
Billions. mucous.
Men’s Milton Overcoats, $6.00; Men’s Black Beaver Over-
coats, 08.50; Men’s Blue and Black Kersey Overcoats, $10 to 315.
Men’s Black Kerscy Overcoats, extra long,- 816; Men’s Ulsters,
to, 88, 310, cm, 015, 818 and $20.
children’s cape llvercoals, $2.00.
$3, $4. $4.50. $5 and $6.
AN ABUNDANCE or WINTER
Gloves and Caps.
llllllilllill inns.
ESTABLISHED I 867.
IlSllllll Bllllflllli. l4 Slllllll lllll STREET.
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At prices that defy competition.
Pictures Framed and Unframed, Oil Paint~
iugs, Oak and Bamboo Easies, Wire Easels
for Cabinets, Cup and Saucer Easies, Stamp
Plate Holders, Glass Cabinet Frames, Hand
Decorated, Etruscan Silver Cabinet Frames,
Aluminum Cabinet Frames. Will not tar-
nish; can be washed. Pictures Framed to
Order. Headquarters for Artists’ Materials.
Ell. llEBIlEB, 79 Washinglon St, 80. Norwall.
Once again the Christmas Turkey
Buds and blossoms. as of yore;
All the ilusst 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 peculiar Christmas. Youcanhave a larger stock to selsct
from at our stores. than at any market in town, and buying in such lsrgeqnantitim
we can make prices for our neighbors. back before you buy. Rapectfally,
E. J. WADHAMS. Prourletor of
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