”9"?" visit IuNew .
H... .m,’ .:‘
'iieatrucuseld.otosrten.
neme.Wednssdayaiter
W . ,
‘berd'and w. H. Boughton.
J V”. visitedthe Home last
'II‘IOWQT. , a. n
' oi last Nor- “Md“m u'
a in ’m chapel
M
, Wis spending a short
film pretensions! duties at
" te oi Fitch's Sol- .
ly ill oi pneu-
WL ‘
M as.
veterans oi the Home attended I" irien
1‘ ‘1:— ‘0‘. the II. .
«V - . Tuesday.
tiers of the Home attend-
ottuhe Volunteers oi
., . lander erasing.
0% obhie
} incur
to Norwalk.
entertained lira.
.lirs. Fannie Ed-
ded the prayer-
n Methodist Epis-
sof thejiome held a
g at the house oi hire.
,ia‘miord last Friday even-
: en, oi the it. C.
‘ eld confession and
I eesiul florist, hiles Genie
a iragrelit collection oi
- te carnations now in iull
attended the
anniversary exercises In
the guest oi the Women's
harles Robbie
Mount the Home chapel were
held Tuesday evening
A. R. Turkington. of
dressed the audience.
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We at. Townsend, and hiiss Julia
oi New York. were this week
oi hir. and hire. Nathan
Dauchy. be itoy avenue.
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1:0. Klineieiter
m
which III M out on
ice is only a View Inches thick.
M , days there have
eighty iurlougha granted.
and as many passes. to
m villi to visit our
d‘l‘irs. Russell
lbs Dora Beerlea. the
Tho leg at the Soldiers' Home was
at halt-meet yester
' W oi the death at George Wash-
Stemiord. ad-
touk to town yester-
now reside , in
was iormerly
d
James Jennings. oi the
meat. c. V.. oi South Nor-
ted the House last I
D. P. lorreil. oi
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the quarterly arrival oi pension
a large umber oi
not". this week.
Rome have begun
msuintheguardhunsa.
W
* m"‘"'*~'..rs.:r"”n."i-
. Weillew‘w'k. eitsr It was
1‘:
l
nid.‘di m3 in ' snails
openius prayer nodules addressed
heaudieuc‘e‘ in a very pleasing mau-
Misses.
Juneau-t
:F ..
MW? in i.
this ‘bteii't'diidtcorw’. . .
» atcdiutestefulwilorel deem rial ”W”
grounds of sea-green, niordore
lean green, cert-
ni
"it
blownorWat
tin draught; tin
NI!
hou-
lirs. ,l. R. “Boodsldfissuiierlng from Basement.
Pit. ttnck, oi iarnytltls.
2 hire. Annie WW has been visiting
in Williamsbrldge. N. Y. .
'5 iii-a. 1.5.
home with a sprained ankle.
York; to spend several weeks with her
The funeral oi
guy armour.
M
.‘ At the meeting oi Rising Star Divi-
in none oi Temperance. Wednesday
it t. Rev. Frank Brows. pastor of the
Baptist Church. was initiated.
niiwood unseen. eon oi idr. and
hire. Franklin L, Theel
at their residence in.
VII
Innis ,avenlle.
iou ' an The iuneral will
“minke...” «1:30 o'clock velvet; these are some of the
new things at the women's
neckwcar department.
Black neck-ruches oi Lib-
crty silk irom ii to 85.
Right aisle, front.
Things of sterling silVer and
cbony-and-silver for men and
women:
silver-back military brushes.
02.60 to W
cloth-brushes, silverohack. $1.26.
irom the iamily residence.
M
* ”AIME-lil-
hire. ll. Perheutln is entertaining a
Henry lead and iamily have moved
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hirs. L lined has visited her sister
in New York city.
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Mrs. A’. J. Partridge called on friends
In Weston. Sunday.
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hire. D. Mead has been quite ill. but
In slowly recovering.
_._.._..____——--—
B. A. Dalend. oi New York city. was
in Branchville. Wednesday.
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Mrs. Seth Beers is entertaining ehr
father, Mr. Henford. oi Bridgeport.
M
was Ellen Whaley. of Norwelk. spent
Sunday with her sister. hire. 0. Gould.
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Mrs. F. S. Morehouse and daughter
have returned home after spending a
week with Mrs. J. H. Williams. in Jer-
sey City.
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GIFT TO THE WATCHMAN.
Deep River. Conn.. Dec. la—The di-
rectors oi the Deep River Savings Bank
ave tangible evidence oi their appre-
ciation of the fidelity and courage oi
Night Watchmen Harry D. Tyler, who
heroically attacked four men who were
endeavoring to gain an entrance into
srdluhhrd.aSngAuetetaoin e etaoets
the bank early. Wednesday morning.
which resulted in the killing oi one or
the burglars. by presenting him with a
purse oi 8600 yesterday aiteruoon. Ac-
companying the gift were resolutions
expressing the directors’ appreciation
oi the watchmen’s ialthiui services.
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RECRUITS REFUSE TO SIGN.
Valeio. Cal. December 15—8iaty re-
cruits of the United states unloiu
ship Hartford have refused to sign ar-
ticles oi enlistment because. as they
claim. the government c gee them
with the cost of their u liorms and
clothes.
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A LIFE AND DEATH FiGHT.
lir. W. A. Hines. oi Manchester. 1a.,
writing oi his almost miraculous es-
cape irom death. says: “Bxpomre ai-
ter mules induced serious l trou-
ble, which ended in Consum . i
had timeout hemorrhages and cough-
ed night and day. All my doctors said
i must soon die. Then i began to use
Dr. Klara Discovery ior Consumption.
which completely cured me. i would
a bottle. Hundreds have used it on
my recommendation and all say It n3.-
c tails to euro Throat. Chest
Lnng'l‘rouhles.". Regularsi
not be without it even ii it cost $6.00
huttluheeetl'JtDea-
k. and John A,
. Comfort is the principal
virtue of the lounging coats
our» 1- washed to her (smoking iackets) m the men's
» _ , y ‘ furniShing store)
‘ “I" 3"“ “min” m‘ ‘° ““' made of velveteen. ,vicuna.tri-
. , cot and lady’s-cloth, in hand-
oeoine Mievmbe some colors and plaids. ‘Prices
‘B'w'mm‘fh' 8?” are but 55 to 88.
Right aisle. front.
Chifion jabots. edged with
narrow ribbon. large stock ties
finished with velvet ribbon
‘v"“‘”‘“"“‘ and beading. fancy stocks
seed eleven month! In: striped with narrow ribbon
$4 75
sure.
Center iront.
Shoe Store.
‘i
' _ court: l amps" 1.
" “ igr nod ~
restoretlte color oi
9Appiy‘xeoly and ran thorough
. ‘ W. . .i
(told thread is used is outlining the
on asiehaas a material as ore:
. .sotaipiliowa. This given a
cheap material a nice touch.
« . a , W
Corduroy in need ior innings. revere.
vstssn ecsts‘and cleans. Oi
, contrast in colon while
1being used with very good eiiect.
W
amend. .ebout;
hits indie silk
ma
ribbon heads the
ing placed where
caught. base and rI
‘iully ussdon
e clear light.
.Rich cut glass for holiday
grits: artistic things for the
. table and‘sideboar'd. ' ,
eatery-sari; rest. tars. tees.
“we M- ‘ C , ‘
,‘L‘ -bottles, ms. me, am
salad" and irult-bowis. is. sent.
“.iitoiufld.
handled nappies. (de olivea‘nnd
bone) $1.65. $2.50 Add up.
bourbon dishes ms. sate, sass.
mam sell alas. it
pair. _
81.85 and up.
course It Mil“
bbon are plenti-
the low-necked waist.
Pals green ribbon trims a pale green
orgnndieviroek‘woru by a little tot oi
tire years.' The shirt is slightly tuil
and is plentiiully trimmed with. tiny
dies each headed with the ribbon.
The neck is low and rosettes oi the rib-
has an .plneedie every suitable place.
, M
ii. an we are asked to believe. It is so
easy for women to change their gaits
that they can (and many oi them do)
appear each season with a new one.
then with the proper instruction they
need never be ungraceful in the man-
ner at their walking.
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The iewelled chain still stamps one
upoto-date. Just as soon as a nice
in cheap materials
the ultra fas ionables drop it.
believe ior this very reason they wear
times odd an unbecoming things. .
feeling that no one
else has on a similar piece compensat-
ing ior its unheooinlng‘ness.
What a splendid invention the adios-v
table umbrella cover is proving. With a
single stleh one can have several
den of covers. so ii one Is going out
n the evening and has any fear oi
losing her umbrella. she can In a
twinkling remove the silk cover and
a not one oi much cheaper material
w ich will protect equally well. it al-
eo provides ior-a variety of colors.
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The eiiect oi n guimpe or “neck" of
soft. thin. white material is almost as
good as a low neck,
the least ienr oi your c
do not take oh her h
send her to a party it
sugar-sad
, mm vs
oil-bottles. no. ‘
The gem of the collectidn is
a beautifully patterned punch-
bowl at $42.50! that would be
lew-priccd at $55.
{Open every evening until
cites
the attainment '
PRESENTS?
0i course. certainly! The Pictures;
we are showing are the most sensiblel
and the most appropriate kind oi ei
giit. They're something that will?
be kept, treasured. looked upon every'-
day in the year; a_ lastiiig rcmem-E
bronco. But it you have careiuliy lnidi
aside come pretty picture that lacks;
only a pretty frame. we'll guarantee‘
to irame It to your utmost aetisiec-
tion. We're showing a line line oi
Cabinet Frames
and it you have
hild taking cold.
nele and
h
danneia and low neck
coal. instead, the heavier
suit ehiiiou or mousaeliue.
enjoy herself quite as well and run no
M
White satin and passementerle are
large scrawllug pattern
Ing cape oi black val-
vet. A deep accordion pinlted rule
of black chliion with a tiny ru
on the edge iiulshen
garment. and a
Is placed an s h
appliqned in a
over a long even
Neat. tasty. very pretty and reasonable
ln price. .
ART NOVELTIES. WALL PAPERS.‘
Wffdtflch
ior this rune.
anally. the upper
cued over the left
letcly out at sight irom
. The ostrich whom the
edge oi this closing.
____...——n—n——-
to “-
hair-hrusbes, silver-hack. 82 to .
. . PICTURES FRAMED TO ORDER»
hair-brush and comb. brush with
black. silveramounted back. it.
glove-stretchers. sliver-handled,
iilc up.
command-brush
mounted. $2.60 up.
toilet-sets. comb. brush and mir-
ror. 35 up.
mirrors. silver-back and Dresden
back. silveremonnted, $1.60.
pol-lets oi cut-glass with ster-
ling silver top. 81.50 to 84.50.
silver match bones. '
cut-glass cigar jars with sterling
Even in the home where there are
no pretensions to iancy cooking a good
many little touches can be given the
food which will be enjoyed. tnough it
Is eaten on stone china laid on coarse
linen. For instance. iish is always im-
proved by seasoning and. if broiled.
there Is nothing better for the purpose
than maitre d' hotel but
simply fresh butter bee _
red parsley. saith
the Juice oi a 'lemon. y
be grown in the hitch .
so have the ingredl
Tel. Cell. 143-5. Open evenings till 8:30
tops.
baby's comb-and-brush set.
paper-cutters. with either pearl
or steel blade.
pocket-knives.
nail-polishers.
whisk-brooms. .
manicure and embroidery scis-
. . . -.
DANBIYRY “'OMAN FOUND DEAD.
Culligan, wiie oi Martin Culligan. a
hatter. was found dead at her home, 63
Westville avenue. last night. The wo-
man was living alone. es her husbenn
left her some time ago. She had not
been seen about her home since Sun—
day and last night the police were not-
ltlcd. When they forced an entrance
into the house she was found lying
dead on the kitchen iloor. Death. was
due to natural causes. She was about
titty-three years of age.
“Tho Designer" d
tistlc and stylish
tain to meet with
the most redued
made oi ruby velve
white satin and id
white Venetian
portions are trimmed
satin . ruchlng. and decorat
sprays of leaves worked
silk and silver thrcnd. Th
es have a design worked on them in
small silver palllettes. and the sleeves
iiniehed at the lower edge by a
the headed by the white
A belt oi ruby velvet
decorated with silver paillettes en-
circles the waist.
the. The velvet
Fancy tabourets in new and
with line white
chaste designs keep compani'
with the display of art-pillows
on the third floor. Si to SW50.
Take elevator. ‘
Foot-comfort tor men:
Slippers of
Soul Ind alli‘ntor. 82.50.
Vial kid. bio!!! and black. 31.50. $1.60
.“d
32.
Romd’ugged goat (high cut) 01.50 and
82. .
Tau Russia Cali, very soit. 81.60.
Box cell. $1.50.
Dongole. brown and black, ’1.
Russet gontshin. n
Russet and black imitation alligator
15c. ,.
Velvet embroidered. so
The state executive committee oi the
Populist party met in this city and has
called a state convention to assemble
in Ioutgomery on hiay lo. ior the pur-
pose oi nominating a full state ticket.
satin rucblng.
The last Issue of Harper's Dana"
e oi timely nug-
giits to he made
hands. There are sponge
(ior travelins). blot-
n cushions. watch
waste baskets. case for express
tags, candle-shades. pen-wipers.
pads (ior writing).
bicycle potogrnph ira
work-beg. Chinese dolls. with
halls ior bends, theatre p
hook. steamer pillow,
contains a double peg
ior Christmas
ball. lewel cases
tins DOW Dede. vi
magazine covers.
me. knitting bag.
Pcrlumcs. alWays a feature.
are offimorc importance than
ever hé‘i‘e. i this season. We
sell them ll e, erything else";
bottom prices or good '
ty. The cheapest bottle
perfume is ldc.
pensive $6.25;
priMetween.
learn»
”but. whisk
broom case. veil-roll. hoses for rubber-
enunot have a music room to
be titted up with the idea In mind that
thobostthatitisinthep
brought out and sustained.
the. bee! in a niche
hundreds of
ES
*3
Howuno
D . Goons Co
iii
a. Kid
aural-a.” *
PlshinFIItYH-Iesc
V HEREJB MERRY MAKIN‘ .. p! g
,. and“ see theFine‘st Holiday Dippisy in the Ndrvralk '
am“! of Holiday (lifts worthyto be ehpwnf‘iii Ni ‘
. Miner
«m
sli. tiers, . and Japanetie
.
With or without initials. U“
r
Ii'ilt'lYONO' AGAIN! . I
yr,
G sows.
Punk. Techs, lrnperlais.
lows, Btrir gt. Windv
sols. etc , in a great var
riety of coioriugs.
" Packed in slugiepulrs. ‘
to and 50c per pair.
Plush lined um "-°" ‘° W”- “Wm"
01.60 per garrueut. WW Trill” , ,
Momentum “0v WWW- Wit-Ii M
i .VMMem Permutation
lesl Underwear ‘ iiverceats
In all qualities. ”'3‘ 5W“
Lined and Unlined. .
Illicit "Invest
500 per elm-m Pansy Vesta ("WWW-5 '9.
Unequeled at the price A very acceptable gill. Oversea“ Reuters
Husband Have our artisans“ and be pressured for a tailor-made Jack t. You‘oonl i not Hashim
And in retard, have y’oor husband step in and t measured for one of thee; numptuouu, edit, sola'll com it ’
lne Sedan Mon ac Overcoats, silk lined 00 to 076.00. -. . .
Cali earl an have goods laid aside for you. We will gladly exchange a aiter the Rolldnyn '
direct to your lunties. You don’t need load yourself down with
elitists have made tar-deliver
' m facilities for displaying goot
WW” I. DAVIS o SON.
Tailors. Clothiers, Hatters and Furnishcrs, . . .
to summer null. tom Ill
.‘ Dali and see our new store.
.g-n ..
9 o’clock.
is than any shire in Norwelk. Well
.h
i
l
l
They're well worth a visit to see.
3
PAINTERS' SUPPLIES. ART-
ISTS' MATERIALS.
PAINTING. PAPER HANGING.
DECORATING.
' , DECKER
8'! Washington street. .
South Norwalk. Conn.
is NEVER- ON
THE FACE OF
THOSE WHO
Wear
That 1
Fit.
GLOVER’S
THE PLACE.
Dnnbury. December ilk—hire. Jennie
POPULIST CONVENTION.
Birmingham. Ala.. December 15-
GLORIOUS NEWS
Comes irom Dr. D. B. Cnrgile. oi Wash-
ite. l. T. He writes: “Four bottles
oi Electric Bitters hescured lira. Brew-
er oi scroiuln. which had caused her
great suturing for years. Terrible
sores would break out on her head and
lace. and the best doctors could give
no help: but her cure is complete and
her health is excellent" This shows
what thou-ode have proved—ill“ II-
THE APPITITI 01' A GOAT
is envied by all prior
W
Do You Want
fluylcr’s . .
Baking Chocolate
at 30c 1b.?
_._..———-
Do You Want
Some
Fine White Meal ?
__.———-
Do You Want
Home Made Pickles
at 15c qt. ?
SAMUll—l:
... COMSTOCK.
w
Stomaehanluyerersontsiader.
Alleuehsnonidhnowthatnr.xinfa
New Lite Pills. the wonderful Stout.
.eehnnd,l.iverlesnedy.givesnnplen-
Wands
JR.
ht’s Not so [lard
Tllili ,- , i'I‘o' Please Baby. .
lgonizing
Look
Any piece of :10!!th
something with‘it. "
kle. you knowlci .38
his eye quickly “.5; "a”
. lights. ‘ l‘
A Bracelet. Rind. Bib
Holder. etc., will Quake.
him or her so happy.
c .531“ , .
Homer Bl- Hm ‘
Jeweler.
Shoes Elohiihlifililll Sidelined.
to send any money to
your friends in the/Old
Conn ? If so uciid it
throng this c .
Rates are renamiy
Mason’s 0t. Jars oi
TRIP
BETWEEN NEW YORK AND VIR-
GINIA.
is most attractive and reiredhing.
OLD POINT COMFORT.
NEWPORT sows.
NORFOLK,
VIRGINIA BEACH.
arm
aioauosn. VA»
Are delightful points to m
express steamers Jalhrssn. Radial."
Prince. Anne andJnm‘owl'
now in serviea. .
Bend ior copy at no Pilot.
)I.D DOIINION’ mam 00..
Pierre. N.R..Nsw‘!ork.ii.1.i 1 '
snowman-rune” .
"a"
Tel. l38-3.
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