M. or medium. will i
atlheddnoeofthes. s. .
21“.... tar. ‘
governor in the Atlantic coast “W” Wood's Hell- Member 28.
and colder ? pl} western sen--
till! erotica the conditions far»- Colby 1 Smith.
In alumina Sunday; m
abeeoel' ing northwest. The result:- emu of the directors
of the Not-walk Hoisnital association
1;..11lllmell has been "l" 1" bold Holiday alsht.
law in Booth Car-
fiornulmea
tori-action
_ A large metal lathe for John W.
W Crew. of Water street. manufacturer
. R. 0. Sherwood will preach at of laundry machinery. arrived this
lie tomorow afternoon at 3 morning
Harrison Bouton. of Stratford. at-
“ tended the funeral of his mother. hire
George Saunders. of Spring Hill. yea-
terday.
Lyn—Spring ’ chickens, 1235c ih.‘
C. Kirk». . H
”it nun St. John. of Norwich. is
Milli; Hr. and Mrs. Samuel W.
-—-All kinds of fresh fish at Hoyes’
“on. of Roton Hill.
Market.
Attomay Jmh n. Tum“- will rep- Mrs. William Benedict' a funeral will
Meat Hanlon Brothers in their suit he held Sunday at 3 o‘,clock from the
Alalaat the City of Norwalk residence of Theodore Stone. 10 Grand
‘ street.
lira. Henry S. Barnum. of (mustan-
Hoopla. is visiting her aunt hire. 8
The Rev. A. 8. Kavanagh will preach
ll. Smith. of Newtown avenue
his closing sermon on "The Marriage
, W Ring" series on Iunday night at the
wflen' s. boys' winter caps, O'Brien‘ 3 0W“ “0““!-
ll: was Daniel Knapp.. not Daniel The funeral of Charles ll Johnson
L Warren as printed Who was “am". will be held from his late residence
ted by John slang-f, in West Nor- ill South Main street, Sunday after-
waih. noon at 2:30 o'clock.
_ The interior and exterior of the J0)!!! Ryan. of Fairileld. who shot
’L town almghom imheins repainted eighteen holes in his abdomen last
Henry 1) Cornell and inmates are do- summer and still survives, is calling
j iiig the work. , . on friends in Norwalk today.
~Annual clearing out: of trimmed
' hair. at greatly reduced prices. at S S
. Tillotaon' s. 16 North Halli street.
-Dunlop derby at O‘Bricn's.
'l‘ristram A Hyatt. the dry goods
dealers, are receiving new goods every
[gage Abraham (mum-1y employed day. suitable for holiday pres nts.
by Joseph AbrumL moved yawn-day Eic'ry department is represented.
. to Boston. where he has secured em-
pioy‘ment.
Wiliam C. Holmes was arrested last
night for intoxication. ill the Town
Mrs. Philip Wheeler. of Concord Court. this morning. he was lined 55
direct. has returned home from a two and costs. but execution of sentence
weeka’ visit with her sister. Mrs. Char- was suspended.
lea Finch. of New Jersey.
._.__..__..,__.._
——8mall fresh hams at Hayes' Milt
¢.
u
A bottle of Plaisted's Old Well col~
one is always an acceptable Christ:
mus present. A large assortment of
L The Willing Workers will meet at perflllnerv. toilet waters and soaps
the residence of Mrs. James, Scotleld. Will be found at "‘13 twill!!!" 810W-
Wedea‘nliay. December 15th. at :l m
o'clock. Mrs. Blake. of Bridgeport.
expects to be with them.
, wll) lb. pull of pure lard for 800. at
liaycs' Market.
There will be an emergent commu- Beautiful neckwpar. "the kind that
nlcatlon of Old Well Lodge. No. 108. has the style and label! and art In it."
I". and A. M“ Friday night December as well as everything also in the gents'
17.1‘lle Master Allison's dogma will be iurlllllillng line. is shown by Plumb.
centered. 8: 1'0. for the holiday trade
-'l‘ry Colby & Smith's broken candy
ll) cents per pound.
Barney 6’: Berry skates. the lightest,
prettiest and strongest skates made.
will be found at Comatock. Watkins A
Mrn. W. N Simona fl" lead the ED- Dow's—«n full line at low prices. 'l‘hclr
“or". League meeting at the Nor- siurc is also headquarters for si'ctla
one Methodist Episcopal church. in. and a" rm“-
marrow night The subject will hr.
"The Ilil'acle of Regeneration."
'l‘hl- llrofnt A Knapp company began ‘
today moving the contents of the No.
Mr. and tire. Charles 1. Sterling. of 1 shop from the factory in North
Falwell! avenue. gave a musical last Main strata. lo the No. 2 factory. at
Thomay night. entertaining a large the corner of Water and 'l‘tlllcn
number of' their friends. Professor streets. All the office furniture was
Heine rendered several instrumental moved this morning.
selections.
-»—'l'lla larval assortment of Christ-
mas candy and bull bone in the Twin
Cities at Colby A Smith's.
~New Klonlillls derby. O'Brien's.
lire. Jane Flynn is having the
I“!!! leadina to the collar of the old The ladiea' Auxiliary of the Young
neat-older building changed about. Mcn'e Christian Aamlatiou section
and the sidewalk will thus be about will hold a llpcciul meeting in the
two feet wider than at present. mailing Elisabeth strrcl rooms Tuesday after~
A mast decided improvement. noon at 3 o'clock. All illomhern llliil
'1 «~— llil lollies interested are earnestly re»
. Business men. whether members at hauled to be present
any of tile churches or not. are hearth ._.....................
invited to hear Hr. Parrla'n address Hallford. the florist. invites readers
It the loath Not-walk Congregational of The lientlnel to call and see his
1th tomorrow evening. on “New Christmas display. commencing lion-
V‘ear limitless Conditions and De- oily. December ill. lie lii allowing hoi.
made." llluy gifts that always please. Varic-
' ties and prices are enumerated in an-
other column.
oar-mm
*Tllm pound- cf Frankfurter all»
m M the at l-layee‘ market.
”its. Italy Dumilphaughlia tells
‘ . ”libel that Frank ”Willie.
'. rem had it. was in the state re»
_m egllool. is living with an aunt in
flow rm. Ellie sayu he one not beet»
by his parents. The other eon.
L who was eelit to the reform
L‘ _ . lulu tbomuahly incorrigible.
em
all-m. If. I. Hoses. the volume
, clan. can be consulted at
will. in the m or no am
W. Ioiltll Norwaill. 'l'lieadwe-
——A box of imperial Crown clear; all
a Christmas present will be hlahly ap-
preciateil by any smelter.
'l'lie scheduled football game he»
tween Harold Clark's eleven and the
team of the Center reboot. did not
mine off. “literary afternoon.- ” ncl»
lhcr tide hall a complete them. Teams
were plotted on on the ground and a
eerahaaine m played.
The revival services et‘ilraniulry are
attended with interest. hitters from
the Norwalk Methodist church attend~
””0“"! II. “mm .d with ”‘9 mt. We Fr Ark"
aid. Wednesday alaht. llev. G. if.
or. of Weston will presell at
Crasher? tomorrow. and during the
cooling emit
ma handful loll shoe at it ill. in
A. it. am A Ien’nltwllitetreet.
mintheWeetiealwayea
L ofaevmooidweather.m
flute and Hardware company.
all informed." udeinatloaof
’s arrival. in ready with a
simmer. Kelli» "06$sz
Momentum is maul-momma
twinmm «thin-lay era-m
Mary on.» ribbon candy. mode by
mmmu.mm
ell-m ~~ «
Fred Smith. the Main Street market
than. is confined to his home with the
wit-
‘ The directors of the Catholic club
will meet tomorrow afternoon at ‘4
o'clock. at the club house.
Elmer Nash's new shoe repairing
shop in North Main street has hen lit-
led up by George Hoyt.
--For throat or lung trouble try Col-
by A Smith's celebrated malt drops.
The annual meeting of Bishop Mc—
Mahon’s council. No. 499, Catholic Be-
nevolent Legion. will be held next
Tuesday night.
John Morris. formerly employed
nights in caring for the signals of the
Consolidated Railroad company ' in
South Norwalk, is now working days.
~Latest Youman derby. O'Brien's.
A favorite black out about town fell
asleep in Triatram dz Hyatt's awning
this morning, but when the awning
was lowered it was rescued from ill.
perilous position by Harold Clark.
The funeral of hirsucorge Saunders
was held from her into home on Spring
Hill. yesterday afternoon. The Rev.
1“. A. South-ill oiliciated. The poll»
bcarcrn were i). ll. Weeks. Thomas
Hunt. Smith Northrop and Edmund
Godfrey.
—-l.ndies' ilat brim alpincs, O'Iirien‘s,
The most exciting question ill Man—
chcstcr. N. H.. just now in how (luv.
Ramsdell will fill the lilui'i,‘ of police
commissioner. soon to become vacant.
Tllc religious prose and illc tempor-
allt-e men are outapoltcn ill demanding
that a proliihitionist shall on grit-clad.
(.lcncrai Wheeler in their favorite call-
llidnlo.
The Bangor .iows tells of a “client
young man who was escorting his best
girl home Sunday night. it was dark
so dark. Indeed. that he thought it bct~
tcr to walk ulicnd. she to follow his
fmtsleps. Finally he lost his bcllr-
lugs. and trout lu-cln owr head down
an embankment, and sin dutifully fol-
lowed.
Treasurer Perkins. of the Somers-
worth. N. ll, Savings bank. recently
turned over to John licnncu, of l’urv-
noullcld. llli,‘ sum of $lc.dli‘.'.ltli, of which
:allln 88.66125? w:lu loin-cal which had
accumulated on am minimal deposit of
2mm during a period of ihiriyvrix
yours.
Mother You don't know
worry me. dcnr. Why. my
turning gray!
Norrie» My! How you must have
worried grandma. Hcr hair in all
white. — liomcrrillo Journal.
how you
llair lhi
Mics Aniluluucw-‘i‘hle a young tur~ ' '
hey? i don‘t believe you. sir.
lilitcllorwlt ill up young
lnlml.
Mien Antluuauw Young!
compared with what?
lintchorw’l‘he pyranlida or your own
law-l self. fililliiw liarpcr'n linear.
turkey.
Young on
“ Joule up tonight." wrote an Melli-
lmn girl to ll young man illill morning.
"i not xoinll to have an evening."
"1 should like to come.” he wrote
back. "but unfortunately i have lust
had a lllllllt."wAtcllillon illobe.
Fratlkiclgilv i think i havc natural-
ly a line collar of personal honor.
'l‘llnllicillhw indeed?
It‘l'allllllllilllWYdl. i always hesitates
Ionic time before i do it really tum
thingwiicirolt News.
all
ELECTION notice?-
Ciiy National llanii. Booth Not-wells.
(innit:
The narrator annual mention at the
sawitilolllerll of thin liallit for the elec»
Unit of Directors for the ensuing year
will be held at the [tannins House on
Tuesday. the tub day ’ of January.
iliil. from i to 3 o'clock ii» on
death Norwallt. cone. Dec it. lilfl'f.
ll”. is. ill. at ll
ELECTION NOTICE.
The First National hash of loath Nor»
rant. death Namath. Ch. flee. mil.
WT. ‘
The molar annual man of the
mum of this he» fir the else»
tine lit m
lathe
m mm_
one
ll”
Biilllils lins'ciiii
Mandi. Hatch,
mullahs“ Street.
South Homolk. cdnrl.
Representation
Rotation
-$c\\oo\
l-‘Oll TilAlNllm rorxo urtx
.ixu ironies run Till:
l'liAi'Tli‘Ai. lll'l'lilio or
l.lrl:.
LINCOLN
STORAGE
WAREHOUSE. ’
ml: 'l'lii: originate or
Furniture. Pianos.
Bicycles. Carl-lane‘s.
etc” 2.0.. etc.
Hm l’aRTli‘ l,'.l ARR lllQl IRE AT
TaylordtGolden’s
Redisille and insurance (late,
74 Washington strait. 3o. Nor-walk.
sow lei ml: ‘l'lhil: to my
«lDR. H KNDY'Sl-
FRENCH CURED
California Prunes.
The». a M nus (“lTl'l‘ in lliimrfl on)
all "ll‘l l oilmrnlni’rullr». lililllirt‘
in fact to t. r ill‘eii French l'rx b. "r.
Y liollll marl tmcoalllitavitc ill to
noilhoy recommend thoulwnoe as
Illlll ion boot
LAMB ram.
rm em.
BLACK IN 00103.
TART
Oregon lllillilll PullingT
Mr illmo Wll‘lwlll‘ltl Ilium lint
call l n 9.1!:Ll'l‘lllltle, lac. ll.
Built); in a mmi initial» e lollmli-
out in laundry than it them
llldllea whit-. altllmlt lil'l'i'tlifl
uni. W allude in lulllahlo for
washing flannel»!
in Perfect Borax Soap.
It will do the work
LLpruity girl a lth “Wilda grace.
of aim in on threw
Lat who wahhwnlnn l unrest hoptl
w rel Will
“he ‘ “ Perfect lionlx titan.
To inirlailw the Perfect Borax
9-er will awe - cakcefor'lbe for
“it "I l
Ynllllllfia ~ llwlrwaro for map; era.
ll'lne tim out remains to ill.
Lorerlzo Dibble.
til North fall‘i‘lflf‘ltamldl flomlh.
till TI)
Schmuck 3
FOR Tm: CHLIIIIATRD
Barney ll Berry Skates.
YA’RIYOII KNOWN ”Hill? A!“ fill
llil‘l‘l‘fl'l'l Mimi MOW
Alli) M AKA" 1'0 I“ “All.
\Datluiie
ilAVfl'flllllfl mam I! lam“ All”
WM 10'“ “Ml UV“. AM‘
i
is atom ram new on:
mmwmwrasmnsa.
in Slade and Alrllflee
W! «a W”.
W
o dollarandanotherilmamm
some
it ie' the proper auto to pay.
The price of a thin: is generally
what it is worth; competition raga
lattes that. The higher the price the
better the quality. as a rule, but prior
doesn't always guarantee quality; . the
reputation of the seller counts. We
advocate pure. clean grain producte.
advertise truthfully.
money cheerfully and immediately
when askedfor. allihesuaranteeany'
one can offer you. '
amen—mm . my arm,
Merl-“i“ College.
limb
MORE. may $650,000 nyslflttr.
wranll rann BEGINS uoyoar, JA.\'1“~
Mir 8, llillii.
'OYERCOATS.
it $10, $12, $13.50,
hostile-e house mile all article for
cent. more. fowapparenily the
article. that the dollar asked for
return your
or on: note A30 mm Alli!
Siamiorh
IR HENRI“. AND T113"! ('0)!-
lllh'lD EARRINGS AMOi'NT TU
L 3hr training d’td‘lt.
Bll'l IT'S Gilllil Til
BE COLD THIS WINTER.
Not necessary to shiver longer than
it takes you to reach our store and get
inside one of our
$6.50
Will buy an ALL-WOOL lll.l'i-:.
BLACK or BROWN, FAST COLOR.
well made and trimmed, perfect fit-
ting. We can load you gradually up
the scale of quality and price until you
reach our top round, a Silk-lined Moll-
lalrnuck. fol 32'. in between we have
Kcrscys. Mi‘lltlnfi. Rough and Smooth
[leavers and l-‘uucy Woraiods.
ill, $18 and $20.
All wool suits. beginning at 85. We
would his pleased to have your custom
You’ll find cvcryillllul,r lit-pt in ll llrsi~
class Clothing and Furnishing iltore.
Stole Open Evenings.
Consult Bros.
Oil! WW 1807.
on South Main flinch
Booth Norwallr.
mama A. om
lea-am.
mm limiter”...
alarm ’iml.
from sum to 56......
fillAleL PRONTO.
CAMERAS
SELF -TONING PAPER N
CUTLERY.
I
THE KRIEGERSTOQR
Children’s reefer coats, empire
All wool beaver coats for ladies,
Bouolo coats from
.t it to disturb
Fancy Goods in Ore
Variety
at
card ”elem. Doyolopon. venom: . L
O" "ALF
JACK FROST l";
We rim! or repair any male of
. pennant carried in stock we”
on: ' owe. Will,
120 Washington St.
"EVERYTHING FROM A N EEDLE TO AN ANCHO
Read DoWn this L
It might remind you of something you need.
' assortment at popular prices.
Dieters.
Overooete.
loafers.
on's ROOTOII. I "
Ian's Suntan,
Boy' I Swish“. -
Cardigan Jam... I I
Fleece till“ ’
Woolen Om:
Dress Ilflu.
Working out
Gaps.
Wristloie.
lufflers
Ear lam.
DAVIS. The Tailor.
Clothier. Hatter and Furnisher,
Iehaellelao liotel Ilonll. teeth ‘
Seasonablo .
Novelties. ’
A'l‘
MAHACKEMO Horn-1. BLOCK.
We have out the price on all ‘P
garments to our cloak department;
$2.25 to
.5. 9R
Also a great reduction in the
price of all trimmed hats.
H. KRIEGER
Mahaokamo Hotel
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We will le0
Immune-sum“ 0.0“ ”L ‘
mum}
Excelsior
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