z
."u’flurtments of candles at prices be-
‘ stoi'e’ then. you’ll be
Milt
, will meet those who tvish to unite with
-, r
' re-
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M weather treat other action.
{superstore continues about
. ‘thronsbont.
‘WMOI mountainous raver
snout tonight: clowns Thursday;
[Thursday morning; variable
Wu and em} 16s a 1b.; chick-
‘fltfie. at iisyus' lurket.
lit-sows. Moos! "enactment will
next Wednesday night to elect
,‘m not i39‘tnon ailright for
buy a Klondike derby. O'Brien
The Price 1: Les directories for the
have been placed in the Not-walk
#90 to Italnto's for Xmas trees.
l with school will close to-
‘ morning with a Christmas
to thé‘hhiidi'en.
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‘+Turkern..10c. g Water street.
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[flow it. W. Barry. assistant rector of
How's church, is visiting friends
“0m“ “3539“- l'l'Y- . A
_“-—Csrds. calendars and booklets st
‘1. Still!!! 5 00qu
"Christmas prayer meeting will be
held Thursday night at the Norwalk
"Wilt ehuroha Everybody is in-
r .
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*Coihy d: Smith are showing line
.md compare.
_—
" rue horse belonging to meow Well
. laundry wasuuitahudly. out yesterday
iii the regular weekly runaway.
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——-'l‘he Stow Furniture company are
fixing a large display :of furniture
.fie holidays at very low prices.
“in Robina 0. Oiddeld and William
N, Anderson. of New York city. will be
invited today in Trinity churnh.
,v—xBuy a man‘s present at a man's
sure to get some-
Comatock
thing that ‘will please.
' Brothers fill the hill.
A subscription dance managed by
PM. 0 A. Harstr ' , B. usaell
, will be given ih (‘M‘s‘ ii to: “"’
” _ night.
“Mahogany and oak Dollalletl rock—
mat the Stow Furniture company.
The . schooner Douglass. which
unaided In the Norwalit river oil
,1 ,' dock. was floated fenriy this
no in: and towed to its mooring by
‘ the tug “Addie \',"
~00 to Schleicltcr & Sons. of “ur-
ilngton arcade. Stamford. Conn. and
use the great bargains in slightly used
pianos. One at $100 and one at 81:5
and one at Sifut.
Charles A. Moore. of South Norwalk.
and Miss iielia it). Taylor will be mar-
ried tomorrow nightlat the home of the
bride in New York city.
_..__.___....__-——
. -~Chrlstmus gifts. (‘atlmllc prayer
books. Pearl Rosaries. cm. at .lobn 'l‘.
Hayes. 5 Main street. Norwulk.
Chauncey 1.. Plan. of Norwalk. in
In New Britain supervising the work
of remodeling the New Britain Opera
House lor Manager Mitchell.
”The best assortment of genla'. le-
diou' and children's gloves and util-
’ tolls to beheso. Special. gettts‘ work-
inflows 261: per pair. at M. 8. Smith
C company’s. .
, RAY 1". Smith. of Newluwn. visited
Norwsik this week. While here he
the organ at at. Mary‘s church
order for Christmas music.
“.th
pounds at choice country
y‘ :W’ for ltc and tilt- s lb. Hayes‘ )tlt
M
The r and committee of the
orwsik Congregational church
the church the Iirst oi the your. lemma
, M‘ GMlII.
W‘W
«Yeoman and liunlup derby. O'Brien
Wm
"(immunity and Democracy" iii the
’i-ttio oi the mound chapter in Abbott‘s
‘Wi‘suity and _,isl Problems."
ll be rust! slut diseusuud ut the
WI lineman Congregational olttit'oii
H Willy evening All are invited.
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wt til ttorris chair. in unit or tillv
hum. tor M. It the. iiiow Furniture
nonhum-
limsllt Great! to "human intern»
thumuelves lily
' to Pittsburgh for the unnutd
' suites to troll in «annotation
_ the encampment to unveil s wi-
j ' monument to out in the nutsh-
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“' i
' . mono display
chili-tines in “to .distuoa .
' . stirrer novelties. silk umbreb
m sliver were. clocks. etc.
suit use tor yourselves.
flow
is" s. n wines. oi flmwflh.
.5“
Tile shipmst ofhuhfrot‘o Mont-r
tor the WWW ended. vu- MM
bonehesoteelmr at tel
52 moment-junta. _
wanna have. or‘ntvmtew remiss.
will spend the holidays with l'rientls in
Jersey City.
-I.sam‘. gunts' and children's de's
slippers. Glover's new shoe store. 122
Washington street. south Norwslk.
The young people of St Puul's church
will begin today to decorate the
church for Christmas.
~Mabogany. golden out: and imita-
tion mahogany tables. all piano pol~
lab. at the Stow Furniture company.
Mrs. R. Sabine. oi' Utica. N. Y.. is
visiting‘her brother. Dr. H. W. War-1
nee. of South Norwaik. '
‘--0ur high grade shears and knives
fully quarsnteed. So. Nor. Hdw. Co.
Mrs. W. 8. Crotut. of New Haven.
has been visiting her parents. Mr. and
Mrs. J. C. Crowe. of West avenue.
--F*0r a short time only. Brown's
college is uttering tuition at $10 per
month day school and 85, per month
night. .
Colonel Russell Frost‘s new house
is nearing completion; likewise his
new stable. The. latter will cost $3.000.
—~l.uther M. wright has bargains
in sieigbs. robes. blankets. bells and
harness.
Mr. and hire. Harry E. Bailwitz have
returned irom Southern Hues. where
they went for the benefit of Mr. Hall-
witz's health. ‘
wKiondike derby. O‘Brien'a.
i'ncas Tribe. improved Order of Red
Men. nominated emcers last night for
the ensuing six months. The election
will be held next Tuesday night.
-—Handsonie lulled couches and di—
vans at the Slow Furniture company.
A delegation from Lincoln Council.
No. i. 0. i’. A. 31.. went to Stamford
last. night. and visited the Council in
that city. A line time is reported.
‘—»l.atlies' mulls. leather and fur bo-
as and children‘s for solo. at hi. 3.
South a (‘o.'s.
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ii‘lemitcrs oi lirucc church will ren-
der a comedy entitled "Sittiwhail" in
the Opera lionec. about the first oi the
new year. for the benefit of the. church.
~ A slump in silk mothers. $1.50 ones
reduced to it. at (‘omatock Brotltcrs‘.
Get a ticket (rec.
W
lilies Scott and Miss Gregory. of the
kindergarten department of the Over
River school. are arranging some pret-
ty Christmas exercises for the little
folks under their core.
wi-‘or a nice Xmas present. O'Brien
’i'hc new house which lilies St. John.
the carpenter. is building for .l. Wal~
ici' i’egg, in Et‘erslcy nvonuo. will smut
be ready for occupancy by tho owner.
The coat will be about 82.000.
-'i‘.hc Stow Furniture (‘0. are soiling
a handsome roll-top solid oak desk lor
$18.
The riot-lo oi the city ril‘llotllii. i-‘rl
day afternoon. for lllo” holiday vucu-
tlon wil be attended with appropriate
Christina» exercises and an exchange
of gilto in some of the memo
_—
- h'utuu trees at it. Mainto's.
The plumbers of t.‘.ockc.tioe Tribe. 1.
ti. it. M.. will meet tomorrow night. in-
stead of Friday this week. on account
at ('hrlstmau. timceru will be nomi-
nated at the meeting tomorrow night.
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wiiall price sale on luv robots for
one weelt. Bo. Not-walk How. Co.
Captain of Police tilsdstone has been
dividing his attention between his ot~
ilclul duties and a sprained ankle.
which he received by making a tnis«
step trout a stoop to North Main
street. last tittiurday night.
-~i‘?hlldren's tum». tonnes and caps.
at M. ii. illnilh I Co's.
combo-tor Charles wuuu’I‘m. of the
Not-wall; emu ltsiimty line. and his
dsnshte'r Edith. at (irons street. not
to blow York this morning to visit lir.
Wlillsmn’ daughter Kittie. who is
spending that winter in tho metropollu.
wit"oli line of canes. O'Brleu's.
in it'. Hoyt. business manager of
the Sterling. who has been sick for the
of instithrlriitmh swarm cold. in his
room at tho Bunsen house. is now able
to be around the hotel. He had a clone
call from pneumonls.-knsonlu w.
tlnei.
W . .
monster and more. m s lint chit-it-
ens, 1239c.” llsyes' Itsritst.
A hearing on the administration
oi the estate at Andrew l’erry will he
held in the Nowell: Probate overt
December to. The action is brought
by the town at Kuwaiti as u arenas to
mover the utuoust as.» in Wu
“Hr. Perry‘s «its is state retreat
for lesser st atom for s tern:
oi yours. which sum was not by
W ‘_
*ghihirsus ottoman; one...“
I suntan truths.
Willi Pepe: Shell Mounds.
‘ likened English \Vsluuts,
gooey 1mm
glory Maurine lama.
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Everything illi‘lliiiiti. Galilean
W
Here you will find assortment and variety.
You will find Grain and Feed for every pur-
pose. and the kind that brings people back
asking for more. ‘
_ if you buy anything that you do not think
is as it should be (no matter what 1 think)
you need not keep it.
any oars mm oust.
m
mummnrum
—ilen's and boys’ alpines. O’Brien.
Tickets to the Edison's graphoseope
st Hoyt's Theatre will be given with.
each fifty-cent cash pal-chase at the
Stout Norwuiit Hardware company's
I ore.
——Christmas trees for sale at Greg-
ory's market. iii Wail street. Norwaik.
At Reed’s
JEWELRY
AND
LEATHER
GOODS.
Solid gold and rich leathers. Nov—
elties and standard goods. The most
economical place in the whole city for
holiday gifts oi their class—most cx~
tenaire to select from.
Rings. Brooches. Chains. Scarf Pins. ,
Hat Pins. Studs. Collar Billions and . :
Cult Buttono~~un immense and benuti— ~ 1
(ul collection or guaranteed qualities
for less than their regular prices. i
Ladlea' Pocketbook. 25.
31.00. ".25.. $1.50, $2.00. 82.50,
33.50 to $5.0ti—«witli
Watches. $6.73 and
Bags. in alligator. seal and
skin. “.35. Int. 75-. Shin, to $3.23. i-‘cnceg
top Shopping lingo, plain and fancyi
silk undrsatin. ".50. ”.75. $2.23
2.75. Boston Bags. cloth and leathct‘.
trout 50c. to $2.75,
hit'n's l’ot'kcllxmits, 25, 5t). 75c. “.00.
$1.23. $2.00. and $2 75:. ('igar Vat-ten;
plain and silvcr tuountcd. from our. tel
$3.30. Playing Cards. in cases. an, 73c.
$1.25. 31.5.0. Eyeglass
mounted. 75. 87c. sum, 81.19 and ”.35.
1 raveiing (fuses. “.25 to $6.15. 'l‘ruv»
cling Clocks Silver
pencil.
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Write for true Imus hook.
Consort Bros.
Our Who-mum lu'f.
lili.\|l\' l"i ill .
Christih‘ii'n Trade
\'l’ tlii.
torn. GROCERY
Willi u gin-oi summon“ n! ammu-
itlilt’ ‘hnnlk ni turimw a». Imt' zu- iv-
mnnMcut n "It Nitll‘latt'lni')‘ qtmittt
itllll litiltt‘ul tlmilltiu.
“‘ltili' ilth l~ ttvl mum-lull in git
ml mthri'uw or moliiut Ibcnmutlt
"hull: Hun" lirht" u». ~nmc :tpptuii'
in the, “r riotuv :t i'r-u titiiiu~ litni
mm lt.‘i'l litli'“"l.
.30. 75in,
$3.00.
sterling silver
7.50. Chatelaine
monkey
Stuck nil urn-l l'ltli'r l’t‘lli'\\t‘il.
,\ l‘cu ltonu- r: .- ill :liil' llw.
t’muiuvt rit-~. 13:57: iltc qt
t'lcnnmi ctu'rtittt~. iL‘ir box
I: |Ikg~ tulip-c Incui. '3w
llutllcy pillllllltlll. l:.'_'.l-
I’iilc rilmn. lN' ll.
tltnugt- ttiitl icmun pot-l. lfu- llt
i'Iusslt-r :‘ui‘lm. ‘Jh‘ ll.
l'np rum, lowl. lllr rim
lhw-‘l tuixul nuts, L'fm .
Strained littllt‘_\‘.liltilir pnulm-l. .2 '
:ilit' I", 3"" ill. V
l'uhtl) . ”rung“.
ihthlu‘iu. “rut-ping lliltl lltl~-'
* “l Aldrich.
Sperry «- liti'llt's' ”lull-n.
\ “Mic in“. r it» prim, hut untu- m
maul.
lam. murmuirrund lu‘ tmtitlulit
”in”,
LORENZO no ‘
1;: North Main Pith-M.
3
and ‘
(hues. silver
An Opportune Gilt.
And no mistake. because it re-
ileets the warmth of thegiver'u
sentiment and brings warmth
to the receiver. One of our line
heavy
OVERCOATS
Will rob winter elite chili and
mute the coldest dsy of winter
as pleasant us lay.
All wool. stylish. dressy. well
made and fast color.
lotions out hunt them.
What these nests are the costs,
will show.
coins. use and select.
From $6.50 to $25.
Goods selected. new will be
helduatiltihristsnuu.
Item open evenings.
‘ ‘ Comstock Bron.
WWW
Nutshell.
‘M scorn w flu
mailman.
uud Mirrors.
mounted Tablets. with silver
“.25 and Stan.
mounted cases.
(,‘nlcmiars in
l ._.
i
it’ you want gtmd value in Ostrich ‘
lions. we can give them; range of!
prices from $5.1m to “8.00.
Free Ticiet
will be‘ given with
each 50 out
out purchase
to see the
marvel oi the age.
Edison Gratitude.
ti
lion’s llptu iiotto.
Dec. $0.31, and in. t.
muons A. om.
South liondl- ‘ u
iltulrut Co. tr .
Great Closing Out Sale!
ovsn- $5.000 Won-cu or permit.
in lmltur to claw out our extent-it'll ‘
1 Book. Stationm anti Sup-nettle Business.
We pill-r our entire mwk ut prim» never heard or brim-c in this vicinity.
. tumor: army: or til'lt mucus:
Engraving plate and fill cards. 79c. Engraving 50 cards from plate. lilic.
Booster Bible. regular price $1.50. Price for this sale. 31m.
Fountain Pens. front 97o. to $4.19. I llehhe’s 'l'uhc l’aiutn. t'xe.
Everything new and pretty in ladies‘ I'
ncckwcur~~lint-hinge. Scnrla. 'l'ico.
ilotts. Lace Jubotn null Collars. hitislini
Yoke». lctc. A npcciul ante
(‘ollnrs tor holiday gifts.
of intro
“.mmn—
More Sofa Pillows and Head ileum.
iicnutiiui tirientul stripes. tinisbcd
with card and rutile. 02. Fancy vela
wt covered. in elegant design. for
$2.98. tillk covert-d handed and sum
burst eliociu. that! to $5.00. Japanese
niiit and gold embroidered. 03.50 to
“'00' ... .... ... M... M
We have also a large variety of
Head iteuts. sateen and silk finished.
with cord. tennis. and rttdic. tor l7
nuti 25c. to its roots.
mom. mecca.
llllifififiii
.2 ,1 ARTHUR FINN”
flit-.tini'dtuumot,
" nmmnumummfili
moon-am
magnetism he-
MMWMi-mmn
. as!"
‘_ m use
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rm. Ouriius
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Handkmhisish
tan-nod 2- ‘
‘ Umbrellas.
Fancy Gondola Great
.
small Profits. .
“PUT MONEY. 1N THY ‘
' HOW?
Why by making your t’hrintunut purchases
Fox CYCLE & Hilton? _;
mo \t'Asnixu'rox s'rnnan'. ,,
SKATES. SLEDS, POLO snake‘s”
POCKET KNIVEG.
SKATES. moment”. E'I‘t‘., unot'xn no not?"
"l-Ivcrytbinu fmm :t mmilc luau anchor." ’ .
-—'~""““ l V l, 1."
ON ALL 310:5 ,
lsutundlnuxpensive fl
CHRISTMAS GOO.
leoiuotr.
Suspenders.
vurynewsstthlug' in .‘
.Pongeuvlilhwithinitiuls. Showmansh- :«
Silk Suspendera. '
Don’tfuilwueeéurilnuol'OOchlk ;L "H
M? “thwmwn‘tmmw .3...” - .
Boys’. Sweate
05.2.. an. area. she. 1,
Special line of .
‘ Men’s Stiff Hots.
Iuds expressly for us for m
Open every evening until 9 o’clock.
-‘ The Tailor. ’ *
DAVIS ,.
. , Hutton dim
Furnish“. - 7
nonsense amt. snout. so. nouns“.- .
nous. Sitcitls. ' carom hotels.
Umbrellas. “diatoms.
Sweaters.
Islers.
lids.
"Vt
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‘9’“ .
v .
a. 1
‘s'. ,. \d .
. . flip ,-
Ay’tkwfir é
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XMAS SHOES FOR.
.\l Iioiitluy iiuu-rlt. Nicholas onto-rs balm
tumult-nut. .‘Ctillllitfl'ilitil‘l‘tlui'lllll‘liifllfl’fl'w.
or» more tlum slum. lt'elultilut MW‘
with you to how your loci troll m '
'l‘itut'» how it vulttvc- tlutt ulnar». autumn”
chtlly. till no large n itlltt't' in tlttt HolWflr‘:
What Will lavmort-wclmuu-or ultilullloot' ‘ ‘ l _”
top In any our limit it puir of on! Al « l. ;.
ulticlt ow ultvuy- the bout rt'otiih‘uia hum
that it’t'mill llud 1' ‘
Glover’s New Shoe
122 Washington Street. South ho
flur- lneul Sm
liars Grunt: flows.
”In 1'le Sumo
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