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.1 means REPORT.
Forecast for Connecticut-wink to-
bt and Wednesday; warmer in west
Wednesday; fresh west winds
oncoming variable.
Weather Notes—s'l‘hs High pressure
central over the Dakotas yesterday
morning Is now central over the gulf
Heavy frosts reach as far
south as the gull and to Jacksonville
on the Atlantic coast.
. Temperatures have risen about tyres-
degrees in the Northwest and have
about nftten degrees in the East
and South. No temperatures were re-
ported below sero.
Ito. M. Iii. Miller. of florka, is via
‘ ting in Stratford.
The Norwalk tire companies will
hold meetings tonight.
. The Hat Makers‘ Association will
hold its annual meeting Wednesday
night.
~r-Elglu Creamery Butter. 25c and
28:: per Ib. F. D. Lawton a Ca.
The newly elected officers of is
Sons of St. George will be installed th s
evening.
Mrs. E. M. Lockwood. of East avenue
will entertain the Eccentric Club. Wed-
nesday. evening.
Herbert H. Leonard, of. Spring street.
'3 proprietor of the night lunch cafe. has
Rimmed home from a visit in Wall-
iagford.
~Rev. Van Do en will lecture upon
the Subjective a d Unconscious Mind
at the Central Cl b this evening. Tic.
kets 25c. .
JslncsH. Kelly who has been a guest
of hirnepbew. Harry S. Richmond, of
.‘ Norwalk. has returned to his home in
Troy.hl . Y.
Mrs. Charles D. Barnes and son Dud-
ley. who have been visiting Mr. and
«Mn. '1' 1. Raymond. at Hillside, re-
as
turned yesterday to their home in
‘ Greenwich.
The directors of the Olympia Athlet-
ic Club met last evening and decided
to engage Prof. Perry, gymnasium in-
structor of the New Haven Y. M. C. A.
as the club instructor.
-Gruce Church "bazaar and supper
at the Central Club,-Thursdsy and Fu-
day. December 7 and 8. Bazaar will
open each afternoon at 2 o'clock and
continue evenings. Thursday evening
there will be an entertainment. Ad-
mission llic. Friday supper will be
served after 6 o'clock.
The Connecticut Lighting and Pt wel-
Company contemplates putting up a
building on the east side of Knight
, street for the storage of closed cars in
summer and open cars in winter.
Organist Charles G. Ives. of the Nor-
waiit Methodist Church. oihciated at
the organ in the Church of Christ.
Sterling Place. Brooklyn. on Sunday
Stephen Hatch played at the Methodist
Church.
The George W. Wilson Company.
now at Hoyt's Theatre, has several
friends in this town. all of whom pro-
nounced him to be In the front rank
of artists. He has a line company and
is playing to good houses.
-A discount of ten per cent. on all
Pianos purchased of: .W. Studwell,
honors December 25th.
William Podolore is selling stoves
and ranges at last year's prices. al-
though there has been a general ad-
vancelairoamadogoods. ll hssa
large anortlnent and goaran ab
solute satisfaction.
, Mr. Crane will talk on Suicide in
night oi the Baptist Church. at 7: to.
The subject of the lseeting at 3: 90 is
The Fullness of the Spirit. Come and
. bring your Bible for these afternoon
Mugs.
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V . f-Delicious Pure Candy. Lane.
if you are to make some friend a
Christmas present of a fountain pen
you want the beat—the Waterman
Whitby assortment oi these pens
. I Mr B. Hoyt‘ s contains some nest
I“ my tut! 5:!!!”-
‘lele Columbia desk eaten! or, vii! h
b. been regularly! lIPlllt'l 3" til? 1: st
. earsb te ope lflllI'ltti'f-
7‘ 1- .élnbfl. talkers u' Cil'
imbia bicycles. is now being distribu-
ted. The coil! as will send the celeb
upon receipt of Ive
‘ 3.3:." m: of
walk. is vluttag in Milford.
. r W
Lotti.“ Wrist Hoof! v0. Halley id Ill
Varanasi-classmate
'q'ss‘uo-u—s—s’u-o‘hp-s-c-
Tm Clerk H. R. Smith spent Sun
day and yesterday in New link
WM
Willidili initials. of Newark. has re-
turned home After a visit in town.
Tile Comrades' Club. of Spring Hill.
has disbanded. after a life of one week.
'nsyrnond Brothers are diechar logs
cargoofsoftooaliroaltlleboat '
rs. m... rived McOwen and is
Berwlnd aria at John vii. Ferris's whorl
in South Norwalk.
Amsgainosnt display oi Pianos.
at J. W. Studwell's.
Mrs. Johll W. Studweil spent yester-
yesterday of her nephew, Dr. A. M.
PM”. of Mystic. Conn.
E. A. Woodward and family will
spend the.willter in Italy. leaving
Surthvfiorwslk next month.
The annual collection for the his-
ho 's fund will be taken in the Episco-
pu Churches next Sunday.
Edward Quick, of France street. has
returned to Norwalk. from a week's
visit in Somer' s Center, N. Y.
Mrs. Vogie died last night at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. Adam
Steirwaid. South Main street.
—-Elgin Creamery Butter. 25c and
29¢ per lb. F. D. Lawton & Co.
The newly elected officers of Wei-
colne Strange Lodge. Sons of St.
George. will installed this evening
William F. Jeesup. of Main strec‘.
No! walk is expected home today from
tille National Exposition at Pbillpl‘“
p llil.
Mrs. Andrew Little. of Dllntury. who
has been a guest of her father. 0. ‘J
Clark. of Merwin street, has returned
home.
—-—
Mrs. S. A. Weed. of Wall street. Nor-
waik. will entertain the Woman's
Guild of Grace Church, Wednesday of
ternooon.
Concord Division. lions of Temper-
once at its meeting. lea.‘ night. made
arrangements for another cutnr'hln-
ment to be held shortly.
—-Blcycles stored and enameled at L
M. Wright‘s.
The Howayton members of the Hen-
Iicker Club will have a reunion Pri-
day. the 15th. last. in Guider’s Hall
All members are expected to attend.
The youngsters of that port oi Mi"
chauic street known as ”Hogan's alley"
have organized if golf club but play
golf along the same IIliPil— as shinny.
Labor and Capital will be the subject
of Hon. John H. Light's address before
the Young Men's Republican Club of
New Haven. on the evening of Decem-
ber 21.
The Ofllcial Board of the Norwalk
Methodist Church has extended a un-
animous call to the Rev. S. L. Better,
to remain as pastor of the church an—
other year.
The fifth rehearsal of Charles Mil-
Ier’s Sunday school class will be held
tomorrow evening, at the home of Al-
pheus Merritt. corner of Main and
Cross streets. Norwalk.
~iv‘urnished roomswith or without
board. L. Halli. 20 Burbank street.
Friendly Greeting Division. Sons of
Temperance. of Silvermim. will cele-
brate its anniversary Thllrslayv even—
Ing. Visitors from Norwark. New Ca—
naan and Westport will be present.
The seventh anniversary 0. the con-
secration of St. Mary's Cllllnh will be
celebrated with special services. Sun-
day. All Catholic societies will attend
in a body. including the various lodges.
Martin Kellogg had charge of the
meeting at the Knudsen flail Mission.
Sunday afternoon. There was a large
attendance Members of the Male Cho-
rus of the Norwaill Methodist Church
sang.
A reunion of the Kling family was
helddn New Haven. Sunday. at the
home of H Kling. of Frank street.
Fifty members of the family were pre—
sent. including Matthew Kilng and A.
Kling and families, of South Norwaik.
George W. Wilson. who is now play-
ing a week at the head of his own com-
pany. at Hoyt s Theatre. Harry Pepper
says. is one 03' the finest actors in the
country. standing at the head in com-
edy. This is a high endorsement and.
we believe. fully warranted.
~Lsne's after the show.
The deciding one In the series of
billiard games between Bil Paknlskl.
of this city. and Henry Kyle. of Sethei.
was played In the Wooster billiard
parlor l'rldsy afternoon. Kyle won by
a score of ice to 82. winning the series.
«Dnnbury News.
The December meeting of the Woo
man‘s Missionary Association. of the
South Norwalk Congregational Church
will be held Wednesday afternoon.
December 4. at 3 o 'clock in the church
parlors. Miss Babcock, secretary of
the New Yuri: State Y. W. (LA.
speak. sumo-r
vise. “tulle-more“
”Will“
Comb Morsroiil'o Molar Dry Condo Igor...
HOLIDAY NEWS.
Ovenlndoi the Christmas Book Stock.
Ille Bic Handkerchief Equipment Reads for
Ealill Gill Bliilel'S.
Other Items of importance.
The Christ-as leek Isle.
we" made a big purchaselof hand-
somely bound books for holiday gifts.
Books’io suit all ages. all tastes.
Many books for boys and girls in‘
special bindings. Standard literature
for older folks. Hollands of board
covered books for children. brightly
illuminated.
Calendars. booklets and Christmas
cards, all to be sbld 'twlst this and
Christmas eve. .
And they'll be sold cheaper than
yfin’ve ever bought like books before.
Al ready then with the books when
you read this.
) .
vaar INTERESTING ITEMS.
Ladles' Black heavy covert cloth
1:03:40“ box front. Gloria silk lined,
a
Ladies' Black Morley cloth Jacket.
round t front. Gloria lined.er
buttons. 97. 49.
Ladies Melton Jacket, in black,
light navy and tall, 7 rows stitching,
Cloris silk lined. 9949.
Ladies’ black boucle cloth Cape, lur
trimmed 84.4.
Ladies' Golf Cape. plaid, fringe and
Cloth covered books a full line of WW iflmmed- "93-
the most popular works, 15 and _..ch Ladles' Colt Cape. shawl patterns,
Cloth covered novels, nicely bound, viarge line of colorings, special "”98
by Irving. Dumas. Ruskin, Lever-v
Do'y'l'e. lliipling mild 83]";le and 2|9c.
e entysees. e popusr‘m
works for young people. cloth coveretIl W” I.
and nicely bound. at 39c. My ggl ”mm
American Boys series by Oliver 0p-‘
tic 59c. Women' s. Men's and Children's lin-
Webstcr's Unabridged Dictionary. iderwear
at 69 15 and 98c. Women's extra heavy fleece lined
Gems of Modern Art, handsomelylveste. French band, Pants to match
bound, nicely lilustrstedJ ; 25c.
Encyclopnedla of Wit and Wisdom.|
Women's best quality fleece lined
a collection of early dten 11109989“ Vests and Pants. silk trimmed, size a
anecdotes. nicel 3.1- 15 to 9, all at 49c
"”0190“ from n“ to 5‘ ”"93 Men's Camei's hair or natural wool
no. introduction and description by
John L. Stoddard. three hundred and
th t luctions of famous alnt-v
ingysl‘ligm p vshlrts and drawers. size 32 to 46. at 75c
Beautiful Britain. a very handsome- Boy's fleece lined shirts and draw-
ly bound book The scenery and ers. nicely made good value at 39c
splendor of the United kingdom, £3. 69. for 25¢-
Child?“ 3 TOY Books. from 3" to 25° Childrens' flue natural wool vests
('hildrenll UMRI’DMG ”B"! 300“ ‘and pants sire 19.3m- rise of So each
“c3313“ St Book boa a in": mm
ren's ory s. r coy“
era. from lie to 59c. ' W omens.
lvleos.
A large and handsome line of Christ.
mas Cards and Calendars for Itiiltl .: Women' a last block warranted. fleece
Illned boas. 15c pair.
MWWHIS 3 Women! Silver duality fleece lined
We'll pleasantly Gilli)?!" you “"0 ihosc fast color extra double sole.
l high spliced heel liic pair.
you ll ”mm" at ""9 variety "I My 0“ Men‘s natural wool and Camels
the size of the stock and the tempt-i iiair half 1",“. mm“, 125“ p."
insiy low prim at which we shall Mans seamless indigo blue half
sell handkercbicfs for Christmas gifts. '.hose 3superior «vitality and finish. l‘ic
It will pay you well to make your se- ' WW3 03'" “if 50“-
lectlons early before the lines becomel (hildren 3 he“! ribbed hose. extra
broke idollbie heel and toe. spliced knee fast
“v ‘biacll. 1254c pair.
I Boys extra heavy ribbed hose. put-
lent elastic double knee. guaranteed
gstainless. 17c pair. 3 pairs for 50c.
shirts anddrawers. all sizes, 49c.
Mons fine quality l-‘awn Merino
Men's and Children's
2m lie-s About
orient-gs.
Pays to read these little offerings:
v.‘ f The new Federhnkcn hook and eye
‘2 dot on card. 2c card.
Volunteer basting cotton. 500 yard
.spool. 4c spool. ,
'l‘wo spools best quality 8 ply darn-
Ladles’ and Gents Handkerchiefs in his cotton for 50
hemetitched or plain borders. 5c.1v Tilc Cnimoc safety pin, all sites 4c
Ladies all linen hematicted iland- card.
kerchiefs.10c. i Hand made hair pins. 2 packages for
Men’s all pure linen hemstitcllell 5c.
Handkerchiefs. 1,5 and 1 inch hem.
1
1
I
i
Box of assdrted Hair Pins. 5c box.
12"” Set a C0 bl
Ladies” embroidered. bemslitched and slim: 9:.“ Clasps. in 3“ drab
and fancy bordered Handkcrc hicis. '
"Gemini" dress (steels. the best two
plain hemstlichell1 wire. he "02'
Handkerchiefs. 19‘; I Signal Writing Paper. box contain-
Ladies' Initial Handkerchiefs all {an 24 EMBED!!! and “0918.106 box.
linen 26c. v, Vassar Writing Paper. first quality.
Gents' hematitched and initial silk lbox containing 24 sheets and envel
Handkerchiefs. 49c. opes the. box.
6 .kw 114 Washington Street,
South Norwalk.
The economy of buying good things doesn’t
usually appear in the price-but price doesn’t
always guarantee quality-the reputation of
the seller counts.
We don’t believe there is another granary
in America where greater short is made to give ‘
exact satisfaction than we make. I} do this
because I believe that you will stick to me just
as long as I give you good grain, prompt ser-
vice and full weight.
Buy Oats That’s Clean.
‘iel. Claudia. Manuel T. Hatch.
15c.
Ladiea‘ all iincn
A Sensible Christmas Gift.
We are displaying SILK" UMBRELLA.
of all styles, with Gold, Silver and Pearl Handles.
suited to all tsetse
Goods will be retained until Christmas.
These goods «snot be duplicated.
Y B. S. ”HOOD.
Miu sans Merrick. of aims... is
“32:. her aunt. Mrs. A. T. landlord.
New window platforms are bolas put
in the Riggs drug store in Main street
Norwsik.
W
Mrs Silos. of Winstsd, is Ii guest of
her daughter, Mrs. P.1d .t‘ailahan. «t
Arch street. 4
Mills Hattie natebford and film Bes-
sle Adams. oi‘ bios-walk. spent Sunday
infisnbury.
ildward Quick. of France street. has
returned home from a visit to Scorers
Center. bi
Miss Seeley, of Bridgeport. is lhc
guest of Miss Corrie Trowliridge, of
iisviland street.
nuts in Brittle at Lane's.
k Carpenters’ llnlon will
the evening of Tues-
a visit to Ne
Thomas McDonald, of Philadelphia.
is a guest of his sister. Mite Thomas 1".
Beldell. of Union avenue.
Mrs. Alfred W. Betta. of Catherine
street. has returned home from a visit
at West Brookdeld, Moro.
The annual meeting of Catholic lin-
ion Council, Knights of Columbus, will
be held Monday evening.
Mills Alice Sellcck. of New York, has
been a guest of Mr. and Mrs. George
W. Selieck. of Mervin street.
«I? l Creamery flutter. ‘25c and
lb. . £00.
Miss Jessie Ben dict. of Film street.
has resumed her studies at the State
Normal School at New Harem
Old Well Lodge. I". and A. M.. will
work the third degree this evening.
Refreshments will he served.
St. Joseph's T. A. ll. basket-ball
team will go to Stamford tonight to
play the Senecas of that place.
Ben Allen. of Troy, N. i'.. is in town.
He is the same old Dell. in i: new slut.
patent leathers and a high but.
Mr. and Mrs. Hart Baldxin. of Hill-
nbctb. N. .i.. are guests of their Hill.
Dr. W. II. Baldwin, 0! Wall st'ect
waive children Lane's Ice Cream.
The annual commllnlcsiinn of St
John's Lodge. A. P. and A. M. will in-
ilcln Thursday evening. IM-erabc- 2i.
Councilman-elect George Grumman's
sale In minus .l hinge. the result of at-
tcmpted repairs by Mr. Grumman and
Mechanic Frank leopard.
The Misses Grace and Lena Stroll—
me: er. of New York. who.have been
guestsll of Miss Susie Morebouse. of
Nor-walk. have returned home.
A dog was struck by a freight it do
near C. S. Trowbridge 4 Son's 30! tac-
tory. yesterday. Ellwald l' lblc mlcd
its misery by shooting 't
Ponassus Council. 'Royai Arcanum
will elect officers this evening. The
grand ofllcers will be present. There
will be addresses and a banquet.
~~Bargains in second-hand upright
and square pianos. at .i. W. Studweil's.
The comptroller of the currency has
issued a call on national banks for a
statement of their condition at the
close of business. Saturday. December
on.
lilies Annie Steer. who has been the
guest of her cousins, William and
George Shepard. of l'nion street. Ins
returned to her home in Redford.
Mass.
The town clerk has received a supply
of the new forms of death certificates
to be used by all undertaken after Jan-
uary l. The old blanks on that date
and after will not be accepted.
Local lcemen are complaining be.
cause the lack of rain has made it im-
possible for them to flood their Ice
ponds. Should a cold snap come it
would be of little value. for there is no
water to freeze.
—Pure Cal. and cream occup. Lane a
MR. TAYLOR GIVES A DINNER.
Frank N. Taylor. president of the
Westport Driving Asmiation. gave a
dinner to some of the members of the
association. and their friends. at the
Norwaik Hotel. last evening. Among
those who enioyed Mr. Taylor's hospi-
tality were I“. N. Taylor. I". Warren.
H. P. Pennoyer. Oscar Smith. Walter :
A. Howarth. Thomas Glynn. Thomas
Quinlan. W. T. Williams. S. Ii. Mead.
.l. K. Gault. E. H. Finch. Owen Prency.
W. H. Taylor. Jr.. H. C. Mtichell.
Isaac 0. Hamilton, George R. Hub. of
Bridgeport: W. .I. Cuillane. Waterbury.
and M. C. Pendeld. Bridgeport.
HOSEMBN SLEC‘I‘ OFFICERS.
The annual meeting of'Pntnaln Hose
Company No. l. was held last night.
The following odiecrs were elected:
Csptsin—Bibirt W. Clark.
First lieutenant—A. W. Drey fuss.
Second lieutenant-Clinton W Hart-
ell.
Recording seqtary — Phillip L.
Wheeler.
Financial secretary—A W. Dreyfus.
Treasurer—George W. Begonias.
DIRECTOR DIEHL ill-ENGAGED.
The members of the Germ-pin Seen-
mrbnnd held a meeting last night. ant};
0
voted to recognise Kari Dieill.
Bridgeport. as director for another
year. commencing nest Friday. The
Christmas celebratiml will be held
Monday. the nth lost. and the usual
masquerade ball will be given ioPebo
rnary.
mmam
tram
i am resulted to close out this stock at once, and know ilk
on It will do It.
. You will do well. and save mane y. to lay in a supply lie
as all kinds of Dry Goods are higher, and are going to be still
Space will not permit quoting prices. But you can be
the best bargains ever had.
We mean business. What an opportunity is offered you
Chi'llllnlll presents!
EDWARD STREET
No. S Oanotto Building, Norwo ,
TILLO’I‘SOII & HILLS’ Special Pilci
TrimmedHts. tb d 4 li . tux...“
gaff??? ac2§?3..§.9.‘fl.ll.l...... :
o a quaity,at....................
GolfHats, $1.50and 2 l , t..........
Children' s Tame. fanc’y £3433,” til). . - .. . .253
New London Silk Co’s ‘Tyrain” Dye Silk.-
Attractive line of Stamped Goods. Also Emb
nStamping Patterns.
‘We have the exclusive sale of “PEERLESS M i
UNDERWEAR for this city. The B 7
Lowest Prices. '
Our $100 Kid Gloves ln "Glace” and “Moe . s.
and clasp.’ is the best glove sold lll this city
pair warranted.
Agent 01d Staten Island Dye House.
so Washington Street, So. Norwolh
THANKSGIVING
SPECIALTIES
Men’s Slack Cotton Sex, A Large Lot of Neohwear.
high spliced heels, double soles, We want to close out mousse:- '7
Email-m rem. value 29 ct" nlc fore the Holidays. Punt slid Iot-
' pedals, 50c quality, at ' v .
19c . . 33¢
‘fir‘! .
Boy’s Vestee Suits, "
93 and $3.60 qualities, at “_
”5“” $2.69
Bovs’ Two-Piece Suits.
“M" ages 5 to 16, some $3.50 and 8 on
do [or pods. i-ialc price suits. Sale price,
790 $2. 89
Have just received 50 more of those BLACK KERSEY RAW-EDGE!)
OVERCOATS to sell at $6.50. Will match thl oat oile-
where at $7. 50 or $7. 89. s c against any '0”
your MEN 3 BLACK s1 ITS. Fancy Worsteds and regal
:12 and or. quality. For this wcok only 310.39. WWW" ”
new 9 ALL- wonsrno sue cs \r'gnALE s . .
ed Vests, 39, 50 HTS vita double-breast
The most stylish Overcoat is our CRI-‘Y OXFORD m,
the Stein Bloch (‘cmpany’ a make. ' ROUGH FR! 0!
STORE OPEN El ENINGS.
About 10 dozen of those
Boy's Wool Sweaters.
loft. value v.25; while they last,
590
Men’s All-Colored
and Colored linsoln Shirts. with
Bird! detached culli- regular
.d
it
Willis H. Selle-Ck,
THE UP-TO-DATB cmrlllsll.
50 Wall Street, Norwalk. Ct.
ChriStmas Photographs.
The gem of all photographs
Jackson’ s Platiuotype Proof.
i any SWELL AND CHOICE.
A fine line of latest styles frames in all sizes.
Sittings from 9:30 to 3:30 o‘clock.
Cloudy days as good as clear ones.
E. M. JACKSON.
53 Wall st. N orwalk Conn
WMOOOOWWWO
HOLIDAY GOODS.
LIBERAL DISCOUNT ON BOOKS.
Any Book not ill stock will be ordered.
3 James Meredith. -Vin Crucis. David Harum. Richard
3 Curve! and The Other Fellow. all 9| 50 books;m
‘ r'price, ill l5. Helliy Books. fine cloth binding .25c.my
i Large line of Hand Painted Noyeliies. Calendars. Bibles,
Prayer Books. H mnais,Fountain Pens. Dlanes. 1909
Fancy Writing spenat
WM. P. BEERS’ Bookseller 49 Wall St. Norwalk. .
mememmmnw:
N0 Mia'r'rm . '
what is the trouble with ’
1' worth living attest“
CAilF’FUL EXAM!“
YOU NOTHING. WI
room for testi and up
equipped with t pm
and best appliances our
refractive errors. ' '
Our lighting ”roam
feet and examinations at hi
night as well as la in
Open every eve-mg.
.1 lot I
All trolley llncs pass the door.
Opposite Norwalk llotol.
Norwalk Chronicler