TERSE PAMGRAPIIS.
Crisp Mounts commit. Currant Emil
OM Fm the "Wm m Imp
III two Twin! Connecticut cum
Howard and Alhoi't ~Mow-Inna haw l'l'v
tut-nod to tlII-ir stuIliI-s at .\InlIIIrst I-IIl-
lt'gn
Tho installation III with II-rs of thLI( (‘IAIIL
oliv BIIIIIII‘IolI III Upton IMII‘I will
tako plIII-I- on Tl’lt'htlhf III-xi.
ltlt
-Hlviph lII-lls, :It Stain-rant}.
TlIII XIII-Ivnlk ll’m'l Ill store will IrlIIsI-
Friday. at noon. to lake iIII'I'IIItI-ry. A
rIIanItioII hair will upon Saturday Anora-
up.
Raymond BrotlII-rII arc distributing a
Tory bountiful calondnr for lflltti, ndvI-r-
timing thr-ir populurhrund of "HotYIIIIIII"
content.
RIII'. Engono Sullivan. of (‘olchouton
Tocently ordained, will sucII’I-IId RIII'.
Jeerlah Duggan as amtistunt at Ht.
Mary's church.
—Home blankets, at SturtI-I' ant' s.
Complaint nude concerning the
wnythe Strec Railway company has
lett its tracks at tho crooning near tlII-
North CIIntIIr school.
Amongtho subscriber-n to IK'I'IH'I! the
location of the new silk mills in South
Not-walk, we find the mum» of Ray-
mond Brothers for $100.
John T. MI‘MaIIuI‘I. a clerk at tho Now
York Grocory company's Norwalk «tone,
is suffering from injuries Fillsllllllt'trlty a
fall upon an empty buttvr tnb.
—-SlIIigh bolls at Stnrtovant's.
The Now (‘hurcli Aid society will
meet at the residence of Mrs H. E. Bod-
well. 15 FairfiIIld :Aronno. toIIIorrow
night. .\ pleasant IIntI-rtainmcnt will
be pI'III'I'dIId.
District DIIpnty lI‘rnnciI-I h-onard. of
Norwalk. in Dunbnry. Tuesday
night. and desistvd in the installation of
the office-rs of Myrtlc Long‘I. Daughtcrs
of Rebekah.
.\ "'t't‘ft'llml by Noah Wood in the
roar of Raymond dc Son's furniture
store in Main strIII-t, Norwalk. 'Vl'fil’t'l"
day, bI-okv IIII'I ’(Iral windows at throw
of the building.
—Bar,g: dust in slmls, :It HtIIrtI-Iant's
'ilh'
Thnonst- of whim-s vs. Ft‘t't‘ \l‘ii'I ml;-
(‘ll up in tho ('ointnIItI Pit-as (hurt at
Bridgeport. yI-stI-rdafr :IftI-I'noon. This
is an action arising Trout a dispute
‘ arm a Nurwalk building (-I.IIItnIIrt.
Knbaosa l‘IIII-ztntpnwnt. l. I). (l. 15..
will hold a public. installation of otiicors
Qtonight. ”(Ti-(If-lt’IWll Odd Follows
have ltt’t‘ll lllVliHl. and snow of thr-
ngInd oliiv-ors arr czI’pI-I'tml to lII- pI'I-Itvnt.
Tilt‘l‘t' was a good atEI-IIdIIIII-II «It pnlI— .
lir N'lltml unwind-s :II the (lI'I-r ltiI‘Ir
school. fi'l‘sit‘l‘ilflf ;:flt'l'll'lttll. tII liston tAI'
‘ wuuuttd to the homo by mm
"It IIIIIIIIII III I to Ian lit;
hold tonight.
FP.MJII,0IWM,
m...
The anoint! meeting In tho Nut-I
walk (‘ongregutlonal church will be
'l‘hII JIIIYIII'IIIIII Homo. mnduotcd by
John Malone. on Wall IIIrIIIIt. in living
thoroughly mnovatod.
III tlIII IIIIIIII of HIIII'IIhuI'IIt against
llIIIIlIIII. in which jndgnIIIIIt wan giI'I-n
for Tlll‘ plaintill'. llll option! was taken
yIIstvrtlul’ .
’l'hI- lIIIIs‘nIIIIIlI (lirI'lII of Kinu’nlhiugln
torn will lllt‘t‘l’ Friday IIl‘tIIrIIIrIII. .hIIIII-
ury lllth. with .llis. Illlitlt‘s (Valium,
IIIIIIII .IIIIIIIIII. III ii II'I-mI-k.
.\ Inc-wring of tlw I'IIstry of Trinity
I'lllll‘é'll II‘IIs hI lIl l.I~I night III thII IIlilI'I-
III (‘IIII'III It‘s Knapp, No. I. but no
IIpI-I-‘IIIl lntsinoss was tI'IIIIsIII-IIIIl.
TlII- first lllt‘rrllllfl of tho I'Xilu‘llllVI‘
board of tlIII l’IIlIliII lIIIpr-II'IIIIIIIIII Wit“
ty will lK? bold in PrI-IIiIlIIIIt John ll.
Light's otllcc lll’Xl Tuesday night.
'l'lIII Woman's (IlIriI-Iian TIIIIIpIII-auco
Union will hold its rAIgIIlIIr II'IIIIkly Inn-t-
ing with Mrs. William Lawn-two. 7
Quintard :II'I-IIIIII, Friday at 3 o'clock.
~( .‘lI-IArIIst, stIIudiI-st, most IIIItiIIfuIItIIry
light for reading. sowing, writing and Id!
kinds of work or evening pantiincs. The
WIIlIIhIII‘h light. PIIrcy IIIIrriII puts it in.
E. M. Lockwood and Russell L Hall
of New Canaan, lIaIII lIIeIIn appointod
cI'IIIIIIIiI-Inionors on tho insolwnt ustuto
of (.llIriIs l’fI-itTI‘I'. Into of New Canaan.
~T‘rI-sh pork and Humane. 10‘” u pound
.It Haynes” IIIarkIIt.
It in said that the National Bank of
Norwalk is willing to who IFIIJlIllI of
tho mil't‘l‘lllllt'lll popular bond loan on a
I‘hrIIII pIIr I'cut. basis and makII the pay’
InI-ntII in gold.
\Tlne Hat lI‘iIIiNhIIrI’I’ ass wiation. last
IIiglIt,.IIlI:IItIIIl John \V. HI‘IIllI-y, Alonzo
W. Smith and Frank I‘I'. Brown as dolo-
gIItI-s to ”to national I'IInW-ntion in
L'lIiI-kIIringz Hall. Now York, IIIIxt Wt't'li.
Tho IIIIiIIIII-s of South NIIIII'IIlk lloIlIzr.
Knights of Honor, Wl'l'l‘ not install—
Itl last night, owing to tho abund-
.lllt’l' ot' llllll‘l‘ lIIIsiIII-as. ,Tln- installa—
tion will probably lIII llt‘lll in two “'t't'lifi.
l'l. .\. Monro. nt' Monro lrIIIhI-rs. pro-
privtors of tlIong-at His-bury quarries.
Isiu South Norwulk today. This firm
furnisIlchstoIIofor tho railroad bridge
.Ind bridgt- abuttncnts :At \VIIIIIII'IIgtoII
Atria-t.
—l’rosli hams are-
Htiyvs‘ IIIIII'kt'at .
W1 a pound at
A son was born thin IIIIII‘IIiII; lII Mr.
and Mrs. Human! HIIyIIIIIIIr. of (.‘oIII-IIrd
stI'I-I-I. This I-I'IIIII IIIIAkIIsI Ruins AllI-II.
of nppI-r Main strut-t, Nonvalkfn happy
grnndfntiwi'. .‘lnthvr and child on do-
ing IIiI'I'ly. '
:I lt't'tllrtr and instructions in physiurl
(‘lllllll‘l' if: lit-s .liny innit-ml Now York.
I'iII‘.
' iIII'. W. J SlIIvIIIII. fIII'IIIII'l) *IIIItIIr
of H'. Mary's I'lzui'I'h IIill lPCilil’P in
Waterbury tonight. on Rt IIIiIIisI I III A s
of ll!" R: bolliou." 'l‘hI- pl'ltffl‘t‘tlr‘e of tho
iorturo 3er for “'adhains l'ost,( i. X. 8:.
of that city.
5
('hat‘l‘o’s Fl. Soytnonr had It grand dis-
plnyof faIII-yIIrackI-rsat his storo yrs-
trIrrlay. tit-ores of holy visitors come to
sample thorn. Duncan William Miller
was pronounced on I-xpo rt in making
cot on. The display will ho IIIIItiIInIIIl
this afternoon.
-Mr. John H Dakin. piano tuner.
will be in town next wank So In] ordcrs
to Mnhuckmno HotIIl curly as possiblv
Miss Pinnco, Mrs. G. Willis Whitc.
Mrs. \aan-on. Mrs. J. H. Ferris and
Mrs. A. Blanchard have been appointed
by tho Daughters of theI American
prolution a committee on the prize for
tho best essay on “Sorwnlk in Revolu-
tionary Timc." by scholars of tho public
schools. ... ..
’Nelljc. Toxin aIIilWilliaIn O'Leary.
of Bridgemrt, aged tlftPen. twolve and
ton, ru'spoctiuly, \ll'fll fiOSTfHfil IV noun
mittnd to thI ( 'IIunty Homo at VorIIalk.
The (."lllldl'i‘ll 'IVt‘l't' inIniIIIliatolI rIIr-oIn-
triittwl by tho authoritios' of tin Horm-
. to tho kI-I- ping of Mrs. John Leonard of
Bridgls-pm, a InarriIId sister of rho child-
-rrn Thcir father had neglacted them.
EFEI'I'I l’IIliI'c's 'IIIIll in mouth )JIIrIIIIlk, and
JIIIIIIIII dolzII tinpnrintr-ndvnt l". (‘. l’aynr-
Ilium Mitchell. tin ma! “tote am.
it rich
The rim-walk Military Institute open
ed tlIlII week with twenty-live students.
«Pork chops are I00 a pound at [Tayois’
IIIIIrltIIt. ‘
Tito volt-ran IIIIIIleIrII of (II otnpttuy F;
tIIII-IIAIttinI; up II 1'! union tIIbII holdin;
tho nIIIIr fuIIIrII. .
Alli-rd W. BI- II». who lAItI-lI' joinod ‘
thr lll’lll of Ilttllttti N'. Hotvhldna, IIonIlIIIItII .
hiInsIIlf likII an old hand at tho hnIIlnI-ss.
An odor! is living main to organizv an
IId'I‘IIIII'IIIl dancing class at .‘I'orII'alk, .
with (illlN‘t'l Now-Ill as iiIstI’nI-tor.
\‘l'aslnngton ('haptI-I'. lt. .\. .\l.. and
lltIlI IIIlIIr (‘nunvih t). l'. .l. .\l.. installed.
llll‘ll' nA~w1y ('lt.‘('l"tl utllIII-I's In It night.
{LI-oh \anf, IIiIII It! (I'lt‘ lllllt' IIIIIIIlllI‘I-‘
I'll a saloon in thII "Hollow." and is How
llll'llll‘ll :It Ilm'I-II. is applying for a III-n-
sion.
Edward DI-lIInII. of ‘Bridgvptrt. who:
haIIlIIIIIn thIIgnIII-Itof James Wohrh, of:
l-iprinI: Hill. IIprIIiIIIIIl his ankle lIIIdly‘
yostvrdny aftI-I'uoon. ‘ l
llrothor l’. (in. W. H. ('IIIIIlI‘)‘. of
l’I-qnoIIIIock Inigo, Bridgoport. \iIIitIId
Both-r LongI Inst owning. and gave
IIII-III a wry inn-rusting talk.
Prof. Willisl-Iarlv. afornIIIrinIItrnI-tor
at tho} V'IIrIIIIlk Military Instituto, now
locntcdin Garden City, is IIpIInding a;
fI-II' days in Norwalk. ,
JoIIIIph BIItIcIliI'l, who I‘I'pntst'illt'Wl thoi
Florida Athtotit- club uttho t'orbottg
lI‘ltwinIInonII tight filllllt‘ tiIIIII ago. wasi
thII gnu-4t of John Hamilton. at ”to 1m-
pIII’iIIl I-IIfII. yIIstIIttlay.
NIIitlII-r of illt‘ lIrIrsIIH of T. H. Villltll‘l“
hot-Fa I'alnnhlt- train. which ran away
rwontly in Washington strIIct. will rII-
I-III'III' from its injnriI-s to an mind. that
will lII- as gmd :lti l'IIrInI'rly.
(lid our. III'L'lH‘lI and decay lIIII'I- play"
Ml haI‘IIr with the. (Ill(‘(‘ lIaIIdsIInII- iron
l'I-III'I- in front of ”W old Pork T‘I‘~l(lt'll(‘('
on East lll’l‘llllt‘, and it now liIIs, partly
in a I‘ollapsml“condition. on tho ground
(irand livgvnt A. 1
ll. 'Wilmx, forIIII'II'lI' m n tIIrI' of
Tllt‘ Norwalk Y. ltl.('. .\ IIill Install
thI- otliI-IIr-Iof SlIIIrIIIIIn (' Itlllltll R .\..
tI‘InInrrnw night. Dr. J. ('. NeIIlIiIIk
will ho aIlIIIittI-d into thI- InI'stiI'. II.irI-III
All I 107; numbers .llt' Igordially inIitI-d. ,
U IidIIr thII gondof lllt' IIIIlI-r Tllt'l‘l' II llli
luv Iigars. I
DistIIII-I Depot 3'
l
l
t
It is stutwl that a cannon ball. II llll' 'll ,
II‘:I.~ dug IIdeII'iIII: thv grading of 51.5
John :I\“I'llll".3lllll \‘I’llll'll was probably,
t'l‘l I'IIIIII :I l' Iti h
thr- Ingh tho pIIaI'I-fnl ltIInIIIs’IIf .\or\\:llk
('lillt‘llt‘.1!:':\t‘ iIIIpIIlsI» to tho naming of
than strIII-t aftur TryI-II, thI: gIIIIIIral inl
it'ltllllllllllfl of tho British form-s dining.
t’nv pillaging: of Norwalk.
NI-xt Tom-(lay night will lII- :Igala N " . ' ' , _
night for kamm, Strange-1' LIIIlgI'. ",lhuv Inning . “onions (lII-IstIJII
lion-Inf fit. (iIIIII'gII. AfII-I'tln» lIIIsiIII-ssg l"”‘i”‘""””"‘ _l ”m” “"1 .h’M N“ m’”
illt't‘llllg :I surinl will follow and l'l~ll~““””thly l'”~"“'"“" ““"im! "ll“ “"“’l
int: lllt‘llllu‘l'i from surrounding l‘II\\'ll.~‘H'rlml ..Mm'mm" ”minim" “In" My“
Will llt' III‘I‘iIIIIt. i'iuh'.l..“" ("whifih , ‘Hnriml ”1W2! .
f ‘It'lvvr IIII- lIIAsIIIIIss tin l't' \I'Ill
'l'imIIIInrtiIIgr IIl' ll!" 'I'IstvaI'I‘IIIII'II {II-13.3.31“ .wI-ial iII-EII'. MIIIIIlIII‘s III'II
l‘IIIIII association will II .It id but: III. III EI'III%1’;a-’ln"wi r ,I,,. or. ..gII if possil-l“ :IIIIl
Sizil'I II'I'l'IIIIlI'. ‘II’IIlI Maw KI-IIIlIiI'iI. ll’IIIlII-iIII:tlII-iz‘lI‘II-IIIIn .\: II'IIIII I'llt‘l‘l‘ l
t‘hIIsIIIII‘. 1" ..., r. "lIw lrilivsnI'II i:llIlIlfIiIIl III tEI , \L’t‘l'lt oi llo- l' II: till IIIll hot
on ilt‘iih' part III ltlztlw IiIIw Inwvtiitgs‘:IINIIoInw. 'l‘lIII IIII-inII; II;IIII< III i.l.I
iIIII~rII~'iIt;.I All our WI‘lI‘IIlIlI‘. In'vlnvk.
...Ilil llt‘llit'l". ;I( I‘Ii'll‘!‘ Hunt‘s. ”’ hm“ “hm” M "d SUM” NW-
l’iIIIIeIIr Hook and Lnddvr‘ IIIIIIIpIIIIy
has ZII'PI'DI‘I‘tl invitations to attI-IId tho
tho Eaglc Hook and lladdt‘r company's
ball in Burton on January 27. and ”16'
Mayflower Hook and LaddIIr I otI'IpIIIIy'II
ball on January Ill.
The l-‘ptft'llll IIoIIIIIIitth‘I appointod to
investigntv tlIII subjovt IIl' I-otnnn-rI-ial
oleotric lighting will hold anotlwr moot-
ting in ('ity Attorney Light's ()l‘llfl' III-xt
TIII-sday night. At tho last IIIIII-iiiig
mattcru, II’III'P distrust-Ind in an informal
way, for tho purpose of trotting tin-opin-
ions of the dimrrcnt InI-mboru of tho
comnIittIIII IIII \arious phIIIII-s of tho sub-
jIIIIt ’
—Tho Itnpr'rial ("rown is a. standard
bmnd of Wu ('lflll'fi. Try tlII-In at U. SJl
Trr Iwbring- & (.,'I).‘s.
The Danbury Ilologatns who Iittondod
tlII- (imnd ArnII' installation at Nor-
'“Jlk lZL‘ii 11L: '.ht IIIIIII to South Vor-
’IIIIlk in anticipation of having a «or
bomb on tho- midnight frI-ight. Tho-III
IIIIIIIIII war, for mom. lIIIIIII'r-r. \ftIIr
“as Tl'm' hed lII' to- 1ch .Iph and an IIIdIIr
was sent to takI- thI- dIIlIIgntos llltlllt‘ In
the c1btmrof the freight.
“ Pure and Sine." ,'
Cevet
BAKING Monk
“i prefer Cleveland's baking powder because it is
It takes less for the same baking,
pure and wholesome.
it nave: fails, and bread
ness and flavor.”
. Miss Consult Comm. Bwrow, Supt. New York Cooking Sctwl.
(IS
and cake keep theiI fresh-
gr
g II :Ilk ('IIIIgiIImI iotml I hIIII h was I-rowvl»
old full ill tin: pI'IIyI'Ir Sl‘l'l’lt'tl last night. 1
Frank A. l"I-rris I'I‘IIIIlIII-IIIII lllt‘ \l'IJI‘S‘lIIII:
in his syIIIpIItlIIItiI'. hI-lpfnl way. and
many rI-sInIAIIlI-d IIithI-I' with prayo-rs or
1-(ant‘h'll'01' pI‘IIyI-I'. This owning tin-é
pastor loads. (,‘hn'stian pooplw :II‘II :IukI-d l
to rIInII-tnlu-r in prayI-I'. tho.I snleI-ct‘
for tonight: "l’myI-r for (God's Holy
Spirit in {Dar (’hnrch. IIIuiptnI-nt for
Domino." Tho hour of NW Friday I-I'IIn- ‘
ing sIIrIiIII- is sit at Tzlii a'cloI k~—-a half
hour II ll’llt‘l‘ than nsn: ll-~ln‘t'flllh‘”. of tho
n-gnlar choir rt‘llf‘flrflill, that Inmns latnr
in tho owning.
l
4, l
-Thc itI‘II'. IR. .Z‘l4‘,.i1'hols. tho tIIn-E
[K‘l’fllfl't’ orator. did not spook in thel
First Baptist. church, last night. as
szIwII'tod. "P was prI-ernt, but bIIing a
G. .l. It. VNI’l'tlll lll‘ was iIIIpI’Irtnucd by"
many old sI'rIlIliI-r:I to attI‘ind tho public
installation HIrI’icrI-t :It (i. A. ll. Hall.
and so ill" snmmdcrud and wont In'th
his old ('(Illlrmlt‘fi. Tho largnandioncc,
(IW‘I‘ thrm. lllllltll'("fl being prI'IsI-Iit. lIIt
him-go with good much as tho lit‘i.’
(Promo M. StonIy, ll. l).. of Hartford.
sat upon tlAI‘I plzItl'III'III and soon gained I
pIIssIIssionof thrI lIIInrts of ltis lII‘Inrors
by prcar‘hing :I most inspiring sI-‘nnon
on ‘leII‘i Holy Spirit: a Friend. hour
and finvirmr." lit-rm) liIaI'ing Mix:
Nichols promised that, tonight; he would
, be present and tell the storyof his life.
, so tonight. anothcr great mer‘uting isiL
“WET-Cd at church. stormy oi-
pit-asant.
I
tho
England would halo on fully to no to
war with Ann-rim. In tho lost your her
exports of cotton goods to us have in i
creased more than one-half, whilo tho;
value of bur woolrIn exports ll“? in ’
creased tenfold. During the month at l
November wo took from her $3,509,002 3
more in textile fabrics than we did in .
November a year ago. War would be II t
vcry awkward ‘lflaL' all ”1?“
r-I llil‘AIIlt Inn-hinui
F D. LAWTON 8: CO.
to lbs. Oatmeal, 25c 3 Phys. Mince Meat, 25c
Io “ Buckwheat, 25c 3 lbs Cleaned Currants, 25c '
3 “ Poll Cottolenc, 250 2 “ Apricots, 25c
5 “ Raisins, 25c 3 Cans Pumpkin, :5c
3 " Prunes, use 4 lbs Prunes, 20c
:F. D. LAWTON 8: 00.,22 South Main Street.
New York
Market!
Thor: III-o liltiIt'I of how, the large and
tho small. WI.- am thankful to think that.
Wt: do not belong to the first. You can
I-lnIIII IIII with tin.- but, In our wants are
\‘U‘y (cw. WI: do not advertise one price
and then charge you InorII whim you come
tobny. Remember that wearo the low-
.III in price. 4 .. I
New York Market
FRANK S. OVENS, Prop.
DONOVAN BLOCK, WASHINGTON STREET.
EDWARD STREET.
Grand Clearing ( p Sale of
Dry Goods
Fancy Goods, Etc.
Commencing SatIIrdaI'J January ItlI we IIill inangantI our \nnunl
Clearing l p Sale. Be‘on haml‘zmrl sccurt Some
of the Bargains.
Edward Street,5 Gazette Building,
NORWALK. CONN.
’WEACIKSON’S' PHOTOGRAPHS
Combine the LA‘I’M‘I’ mu AID "nun. Our aim to to give satisfaction to our patron.
and to furnish them with the float productions of the Puotomuruw AB'I'.
LARGE COLLECTION OF CHILDREN'S STUDIES.
E. M. Jackson. Photographer.
(0er F. Mmd‘a Confectionerv.) 53 Wall Street. Norwalk, Conn.
— ’
MEAD,
Shorty Sherwood, NatterH
Occuplesu portion of E. Gtilowoki' Hi
IntorII corzturnf \l all and “ Mar “to , ;
Norv-nik. ('ull and sue the lotus! l
styles in Hats, Caps, etc. It"! If: ATE RER
- ....”Bl
Luncheons scrvcd at short,
The onlyzplnce in
notice
, to“ u to got
5" H' Date Frappe,
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Plaisted,
Bisque De Orleans,
Croquetts a la Milan,
Druggist.
Patties a la Brandy,
Tor Toni Bisquet.
ICE CREAM!
I
in all tlII l.:;:II~t lI'III'IIn.
l,. :Iw Ion." ”Wit? :It
bl. y Illl‘ lll’lglllitil IIlI It hI
thinks of
I 52 WALL STREET,
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PLAISTED’ S
DOUGH
ONLY!
FAIRFIELO OOUNTV ‘- -
NATIONAL BANK.
...,
Ill. , .II ' '
n REMEDY? ; 43 Wall Street, Norwalk, 0mm.
2 , . ..- -
‘ g Incorporatcd 182M ('apital. sitltflflm
I g IIIIII'II'II. K:I I:I.I:I:,IIreaIdem
. , ll.'-\\ H) H Mlllll.lHi \ll'l"Pfl.~T
a The" (D I. u. out: H.’ (n-hlr'r.
Ill . DIRECTORS.
O F H U‘ gown: gifiémtrn. Moms M. ”LOVER,
. ., .II'In . . Inuit; \. .l. MI:I:KI:I:,
n. o ow ' l'l lI‘..~‘IT..loII\' L‘,tt"l\'WIt(tll.1TllE(l. II]. SIIIIII.
‘ 2 [RA COLE, CIIA». l".Titi;~"i“l(I\}l.
Goad N Accounts of Manufacturers. Merchants
I O and individuals SoliI-itI-Il.
o ' ' '
AdVIGe 2 Safe DeposdBoxes 1
w Free to Deposdors.
d 0 ' 0 “ 1y
it] an n ______,_,_ _M—___._w ......«9
ll: "U . l g D. w RAYMOND,
:I . SO It
0 3 Funeral“ Director
Small bottles 2&2, and EmbaImer
Large size 50c. '
93 Washington Street.
‘50. Norwalk.
WE llSELL RP-‘hlt‘llf't'. MIIlIIII~lII-IIIII lion-l
mi ly
. I O O soum IIoIIIIIALII ‘. . . .
. - - - SAVINGS BANK:
BGmin 5! Washington Street.
Open daily from 9 to 12 n. In., and from
1 to .I p. In. and on Monday Honing»
from I to 8.
interest Ellompn deposits.
ALDEN” SOL‘MAXS. Prost.
.ll lllN H. TERRIS, Vice-Prest.
JRIIN H. KNAPP. Sec. and Tress.
A RARE CFANCEI
A Paying Business
(Ionsinting of Grocery. Bakery and Ice
I ream Business \\ i] ho sold very cheap
on amount of ill health. luv erything about
the businossis in good shape. and this is I
rare opportunity for the right person An-
ply at this Dill-:9 or of JAMES GOLDEN:
' - no 1:
Q u i n i n e
Pills
For 25 Cents!
93 WASHINGTON STREET”.
The Cold Weather -~ ‘
Int in the prices of
Men’s
Winter
Suits!
To $9.00, From $I‘8.00 a... $20.00!
HALF PRICE!
WORTH DOUBLE!
Many of them were $I8.oo and $20.0oand every one of them
cost more than $Io.oo to manufacture which gives you a slight idea of
the value you are getting. All new and fashionable cut garments.
The fabrics Comprise ll orstcds, Casimcres and Cheviots, Blues, Blacks
and l ancy Mixtures
THERE is A CHOICE, COME EARLY AND GET IT.
STORES ()l’liN’ EVENINGS.
Not much of that
Medlicott and Camel’s Hair
i Underwear!
‘Il.ett, but there may be just what you want.
{warm friends with it.
We have made many
..R. ..II-
Comstock .Brothers,
CLOTHING.
III SOUTH MAIN STREET, MASONIC‘BUILDING.
South Norwalk. Norwalk.
MILFORD A. GIFFIN, Manager.
M..- ---- m
HAVE SOME AWE"
BUFFALO
GLUTEN
RESPECT reap
FOR
.- For your horse' 5 stomach. Ilon't CATTLE
,' I feed him with cats that are mixed Chickens
I with dirt, dust and foreign seeds, and
, and thI- n expect him to do his best HORSES!
9 whcn IIIu demand an extraordi- __
. nary Ittortof him whethcrot speed 3351-
. or llCLILlCI' IIoIk. lle ll not in cl likc GRAIN I.
i,’ it. (iond Ilczm II.It5.if you buy FOR
l . lICI'Iz. II'IEl IrIc-t you no more than HORSES
i I I Ill IIII the other kind I-lsc- AND '
~Z “ " CATTLE.
I _
2’ Pilot: illil‘l T: Ha‘LCh, BRANCH
l OFFICE
, l5 iiiarsiiail Street. SOLMANS"
, THE LEADING LIVERY I
f GRAIN DEALER. STABLE.
lg A Dainty Gift
Atttr IIll mid and done, a fine, well-made,
stylish. well-fitting pair of shoes is as acceptv
you can think of. l f ’tbero is any question as
to where the \‘L‘l'y best of itq kind nun be pur-
chased, it's easily llnfiwel’fid—‘Ot
90 WASHINGTON STREET,
South Norwalk, -
PERHAPS YOU. DON’T!
But If you should want any ,,
Watches. Jewelry. or
or your Watches, ClocksI not Jowolry re-
paired nod cleaned, call or send at once to
:A. *w- AU STlN,
? OPERA. HOUSE BLOCK ,NORWALK.
Conn.
Diamonds.
:TForfltSaleTby
S. B. WILSON
. BUILDER IND REM. I
anteed the same day 'copy -
ESTATE AGENT.
‘ is handed in- Every “33- 92 WALL STREET, NORWALKJJT.
sonablc effort will be made Two or Three Good Home.
to aCI'ImmoriatI: patrons. Bust chancu to get. a home on vary
but changes cannot be in-
eusy terms.
sistccl upon as a right un- —~w~$~,—fl,—WATERBI,IRY,
lcss copy is sent in by 2 Real Estate
o'clock in the afternoon of" and lnguranco!
the day before rhangc is
to Washington Street;
desired. . .
SO. NORWALK, w n . $13???
To Advertisers!
Changes cannot be guar-
'—as
.
Didnt come soon enough. Than-tore a grim . ‘
note a CHRISTMAS PRESEI’Tas anything .
H. 5. BROWN’ ____§
SilveIWaIe
Norwalk Chronicler