. mmnswonmImLy _,dayswlihliiiss1ismli.iioldeo ‘ Baptist? church will unpainted” finish ‘ Whales K. Polk is st More dock with a cam w,e1lillificahdlicailb.: ”finalwefitarmarket. lion and lies urges Hoyt. » spent. Sunday. in South Elmer hedge. Sons of will give s Christmas fes- ? F. ‘Dnnn. asent for the John Life insurance company in . y Joseph A. Gray and family. . avenue. spent Christmas in "In, Sarah L. Besscy.o of hlcrwln ‘7 is visiting her sister. ’Ilfrs. Frank . of Stamford. Tribe. No. 26%. imp. 0. ll. M l tonight and elect tracers for Will all: month. that clsastsols heard, at coiline' .‘t. 7 Gents. $8.60: ladies. ’3. If. and Ira. 'Nclson’fl. Hoyt have . hoate fromnanbury. where spent Christmas. Wifi’ flowitt. of Denver. who llitl‘vp ll: Nor Walk Mas eve obscure the bright and WI! slice facts presented in Glov- W M of ladies' footwear lrs. llamas. of Orchard street. in Nut the holidays in New York the m or her sister. Isl-e Dibble. W The lalvstion Army will give a din— ‘ ' iii the poor of the town tomorrow ' 1! until 2 p. In. In the barracks venom country turkeys. 12m and lid n “h: chickens. lzlfie. at Hayes math-i. Hrs. W. 1". Billion and children. ill- llelilell avenue. will leave Norwailt humans for Nassau. Bermuda ls- lands. Iliad NINJA Mills l3. Wilson return~ ed hams yssisrday Iron: a visit with ‘ at}. I. Ferria.oi‘. Bsyvisw tiller a. mu no Norwalk tom " m Maia. when he will take the opera tingle for llama lira-I “incur. oi the New , m Normal school. Is sassd holidays at her hosts in chest- iiarwalii. ' every Wellhead” evening 7 fl. Wright's liver Wu— ‘ 0' N“ All“ Humour This Christmas inuvn of the Kor- church cums held or am: toolsht. in the chapel. ‘ Dr. J. hilltoucoburn has been ap- pointed physician for the Consolidated ‘ W will”!!! in Mill Norwallt. " hir. and Mrs. ii. 1!. Smith. of mast avenue. returned home last night from a, visit with their dsuhter in Brook- lyn. .. ills- stint Ilsardon. cf Huh street South Norwalk. his returned home front Milford. irhsra she spent Christ- mas. ‘ . Mrs. Joeephlnc Freeland. of White Oak Shade. spent Christmas with her sister. lira Robert Nolan. of Rev- mood street. ’ Miss Bertha Brown. of Boston. spending a few days with her parents Mr. and lire William L Brown, of South Norwalk. “ Charles iii. Wardwoll. of New York A city. spent Christmas with his parents. Mr. and Hrs. W. l". Wardwell. f Liv~ tension place. The funeral of Rachel Finch will be held at the south Norwalk Congrega- tional church. Thursday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. ~ . Miss Annie Selleclt and lies Florence McDonald. of Crescent Terrace. went to Ridgadeid. yesterday afternoon. to spend a week. Miss Edna Baker of High street. So'uth Norwallt. is spending the hull- days with her cousin. Miss bottle Townsend: in Brooklyn. A special communication of Butler Chapter. No. as. R. A. ll.. will he held tonight. and there will be work in the mark master‘s degree. .fiiss hits Collins will rendgr sever- ai banjo solos at the First Methodist Sunday school‘s Christmas determin- ment in Hoyt' s Theatre tonight Mrs. Frederick Belden will entertain her Sunday school lass of boys on New Year's Day. in 'cr parlor at the First Conventional parsonaae. 'i‘he Ministering Circle of Kings Daughters, of the Norrie": Coma iionnl church. remembered its friend: with flowers and fruit at Christmas. ——I want you to read my advertise- ment and come and look at those shoes. Those goods will sell them- selves at the prices quoted. They are diamonds. Theodore Olsen Mrs. Hannah Hill. of West avenue. south Norwalk. will celebrate the elghtieth anniversary of her birthday with her family at her home. toniaht. Concord Division. sons of Temper— ance. at its cicadas last night. voted to attend the fifty-third anniversary of Friendship division of New Canaan. on Jaansrr 0th W Miss Carrie l. llama. of the North- west school. ls apsadlus limited at llOl'r-llm is William looks. and principal (loot-ac Thompson is at New Hartford for the weak. Miss llalrd is spending the Chris" was vacation is llosion. to he use her niece. Miss Vera Athenon. who is studying the piano and harp at tksriev: liaalsad Maury ct Music. The annual sale of pews of the First t'uaamatlonai church will latte place cit Wednesday «solos. at 1: ad ocicek to he followed by the snow reception aim in: the ladies to their pastor and his wife is the chapel. ~ Marius your children sinus. and .asi a ticket for tits on- - when you Musics- from he. Latinas! take in i choir. it will cost“ you aothi on. Theodore worm: tree for the calvsry nan: sellout will he held on :7 aisht has-nose 30th. All tutorial“ DWI!” will he ren- m w the m MW in: tits. I. h. Wars and mussels. at “it“ o‘clock. rh- Catholic uncommon viii“ Inset tonight. . W. 8. Bturtsvant and three sons are , in Nov York today. Frank Broadage. of Norwslk. spent , Christmas in Bethel. an. Archer ll. Jennings is ill of a severe cold at his home in West strect ‘ The 8. 8. club Will hold a dance in Lochwood's Hall. tomorrow night. lira. Sarah Adams. of North avenue. is villtliit friends in Middleton. N. Y. ' The Christmas festival of at. Paui’r Sunday whools will be held this after-' noon lss Ella Bell Buell. of Bayonneh J... is the guest of her cousin. Miss Ju lla Byxhee. Miss Alice Sellout. of hierwln street. in spending a week with friends in New York. The semi—annual examination of the National Bank of Norwalk was in pro— gresa this morning. v-Choice country turkeys. 1255c and No a lh.; chickens. 1259c. at Hayes' market. Frank Woodward and family will spend the remainder of the winter in New York city. David Gould. station agent at the Norwalk depot. is ill at his home in Academy street. ' Selectman Merrill. who has been spending a few days in l’hlladcuphia. is expected home today. Deacon and Mrs M W Starr spent the Widays with Air. Starr's hrother O. B. Starr. of Stanford. Mr. and Mrs. George Bromllcld. oi Stamford. are guests of Mr and Mrs Solomon Peck of Main street. ”Eugene Newcornh. lormerly‘of A. w. Austin‘s jewelry store. is visiting hi.- parents in West Main street. «Native turkeys. 12M and Mr a ll).; chickens. 121.“. at the Slur market. James Weill: was arrested last night for assaulting his wife. This morning he was sentenced to sixty days in jail Mlts JaIict Fitch. of Washington. I). . is it attest of hire. llarvey Pitch and daughters. of Springwoodhreuue The board of directors oi“ the Fair- deld County National bani: has declar~ ed a semi-annual dividend of :l per cent. . General liumll Frost ls hut'liiit his offices handsomely rapspereo and re- painted by E. Id. ilorhani. oi Blast Nor— walk. ”said a Booth Norwalk gentleman to a local dealer a short time and: friend oi mine pave the an imperial i‘rcwn cigars the other day. and! rail:- er liked II. lisve you got a has them? The demand was supplied. (loot-gr Keoler and Philip Nimrod. who have been conducting ii shoe hum iueas at No. iii Main street. Nora'slk are to retire from business. The ladies Auxiliary oi the i'otius lien a i‘hrlstian Aasot-lalion section will hold its resulnr business months this afternoon. In the continuum rooms in Elisabeth street. M ,. ristincs music rendered in all: Pmflallmlll church holiday log. will he repeated. with additions s the «resins service asst iliinilay. The music was greatly ad- mired lasl tune”. hot as: my people were usable to he mas-at n account ofiliestoria. ltwasdscidadiorsosat it. WATCH lilo!" Iliil’i'lit. Ola Well mot: and ham soups” trill have a mi: sisiit oyster upper Friday evssiaa of lets "all. As Old Well that sad launder messy an sudeachscmeding lug uneacoptim limiters of lift. PHONE 183%. must year’s cindmncru are with us andscrveyweothst you wilful Wm We are very proud sammlopmlniy of usyesraficr car. new: demote ihonswn uaucoof plumage by audnfricudlyfecilng ofoouildo doncetownrdinievincod them. Wen lab you a wry Happy Yew Year, is earaodwcorc u 3fl ’withusnelltmwa. ofthehiclthst twi hit and oil the good things Our specialty—clean «sits; you llll|\’ know it, hut still-— BL’Y GATE: TKAT'B CLEAN. * ' MANUEL T. HATCH. l . hoodlum: initial ' School ii iii littlest Gilli. llIIIIIOIOOOOI‘IUIQOIIII!lillliliilllllfiilfiflliill m PRESENTS FOR THE "‘CHILDREN. Annual Christina: Festival of the Arion Singing Society“ The Arion Sinai? society held a Christmas festival all night at the hall in Madison street There was a very large attendance of the members and their families. The cutters of the society acted as a committee of ar- ianxelnents and the alfslr was very successful. The hall was taabiully decorated ‘ with greens hy Allin-i. lien. and there was It large tree loaded with presents for tmhildren. . u » After the gifts had been presented dancing took place...ntusic being pro— titled by the Arlou transmittance l-‘lynn prompted crutch or HEART menses. In. ennui. ' Assailed so. Tyler and "Weary Willie" Escaped. 'l‘uo men of Port Chester will re- hieniber Chrlatmna eve for El long time Both are suffering. one physically. the other mentally Later on they will laugh over Ihi‘ affair its other people are doing now. The men are Dr. W. J Saudi: and George Tyler \8 Miss Sands the doc lur'u dough» ier. ass descending the stairs Christ- mus morning she heard a ring at the door hell and answered it. A savage looking Ilump grinned at her and said: “i want to come in out of the cold " llhl sands tried to slam the door. but ”in tramp put one foot forward and pr: touted this. The young woman. howmer. pitched the door so hard that the trump was obliged to withdraw his foot and she banned the door in his: face That: she rao up sums and told her [other "Where is the brute!" cried the dot-- ioi'. iudixflhuii). i-ntclliu up his ital. " if i can catch him ill thrash hint within an inch of his life lost as he reached the bottom of the limits the front door hell fall. "l‘he ltnpudence. the chest: of that Iramp!‘ shouted the doctor. “.Weil we‘ll see: tic saying the physician opeuod the front door suddenly. A datlt iuuilleil Igure was standing in the semi-darkness of the vestibule. ‘i came.” began the milled one. "And you no." yelled the doctor. airing the man to tile collar and position him out of the vestibule A atriule. s clinch. then a Mil want whirling down the steps. Dr. iianda stood shore panting. his eyes gleaming with s conquerors Icy. The man on the intro slowly raised his head. show in; n Ines espmlug hoth pain and him "Doctor." in said. wondering”. "an OIOIIIIIIIII.lIllllilillQlill!illiillfillflillililll MERRILL COLLEGE. 78.” no, 77, '0 Atlantic Silent, ‘ $1“, WINTER TERM Monday. January 3d. 1698. For lni’onuuiion. address the Principal, 31mm)“ (3035.. will begin In - H-me,0t. intention-d our. All Trumps and a winning hand for every illlt' who takes part in the fun. No title lined llt' left outside tho ironic. 'l'hcrc's enough for all. and our prices are on u FUR- .\l.|. ril‘lilt‘. iiet inside FortW'mJ. and Jack savor of economy All Wool stills from All wool ilvcrciiati-i. $6.80 up. $5.00 up. on... ._,._ (‘ilMS’l'ili‘K l‘lllill'i.. i'lotltlrrv nod l'iiriiiuln-rs. l’lmuvvrsni lent Prints. ii moitli Milli: ,Imci. thflllliAliliFl’lK. Manager. ‘l'woiitoies- . Somali: moi lentil: Iomslk. I. iron W "' Dr. lands isil hsclt ward. The, look of triumph failed from his toes. and he cried: i “Tyler? Retirees: What have i‘ re piled lir. Tyler. ariaias. 1 Will you were tramp. ea, ‘this m is the . “ s " — not to t W pulsed thstiastar “Thanks.“sald Sir 1' treats millennium comic Merci-Iain. "i saw a Mal .doetor ll , To "limit it his: Concern. llsvlas hoes cites secured to ll!" ' Harris confused ":3 m :Iud‘rsesivlfrsnusa c. conclude» personal saw himsii. uracil ice Inn. 1 innocents: i have ”mansions hint. ”(m seasefwsslsssis Micheal iihs Wald Censtock Bros. Frost vitii't harm you. “or oil Wiliil Suite llllil liven-coats arc perfect iii lit illlil workman- I-illlll. Alli'lilllll'i‘lyi‘lll'r root in style uiiil arc going ill prices that mull: xorwiilli..i‘miit. MC in“ lly Moist! MWMW III: were is this city. All entail-I nit. mesa is the mailer Why by making your (flirtation: pu FOX CYCLE & HARD lfll WAfilllNG’i‘ON mm SKATES. SLEDS. POLO STICK, i Poorest-r KNIVES. ‘ SKATES, CUTLERY, E'l‘ih, GROUN D AND “Ev orything from u needle to an anchor. " . ON ALL Sibls loaf-MW" CHRISTMAS Goo NECKWEAR o . Mam. suspenders. W08. Don'tlailhosssourlilaoIOOc Ill peasant would he vary halite-m squalhasuvsrheanshowainl Boys’ Sweater title";i 850.; at .00. a: as. at. Ipscial linen! Men’ 5 Still Hats. lad-Manualrm" MWW’O’M DAVIS, 1...... lllii. . Sealers. Wilts. Stitltit. W l“. I A“... (livid. NICE FDR CHRISTMAS i this. lulu illiiit. Sluts. Dial no. idol lid tails. than. ltll lust. ‘itllii hurt. Estail fut. Slit int. hum Pill. lit M . Iii m. fill: Iain. _ lit Pllli. Mil him. iii m Met 'l‘in- ulsiu- hill in found union; our condiment ulilt-ii consists of lhol M'- M slack kill, HARDWARE .ter tarriiid In tho township. We are :l'mklllfl ulna-lal lot: prim: oil utility an (tune in «mi pet a (hill liiiuk. COM‘TNK! WATKINS 0 now. lid WWRWK ”mar Mimi: limelk. '
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