. . . Glover IIil William
easiet'tn lathe music with
' “entire evening service at
("Medial Episcopal
'M
M there will be a joint
" the Senior and Junior Ep-
scopal Church The
l'ed by Mrs. John J.
MK
vs Chickelis, llc lb. anill. Ave.
-._.La._——
«autoimmune: or llre Dan-
ol last avenue. was celebrat-
"eveal‘ng. A large number of
V gathered. Many of the old
- 1570i“. rendered and a beautiful
up Rev. John J.
amw collEtién followed.
m Magus service in the
venue Methodist Episcopal
; tomorrow afternoon at 3 o-
M. John J. Point will review
of Jesus Christ with the aid
. . and Miss Laurette
‘lovcrth extenua- locisl It the
g or G. Reward .King. South OI-
‘ 'e We; event“. was a great
delay longer and‘ come in the
' Your selections will be can
I. and you will receive bet-
full of suggestions for
“ ARK
I letter to the
yesterday from
children's hearts
through item we
:50 Jackets made
ther and the
money. Man!
S1040 and 812. 50
I
e]. , i
-. star DISPLAY.
handkerchleis is ex-
it on here, but we
. doeens to sell and
.. imp up to the excitement
before Xmas day.
qua-Wong's colored border
mob—WI;
kKelli" I .(white and colored
eds" white hem-
E» Ieehi
V Men' I silk initial Japan-
‘ emblels. .
. ‘ each—Men' s‘ and women 's
.. hemetltir- bed and fancy handker-
-border handkerchiefs.
eac'h—Men I white all linen
teed hand erchiete
c each-— en ’s colored border
cache-Women’s fancy
. /- oldered handkerchiefs.
The a box—sis in a box—
nhandherchiefs. for women
W30“ kinds Ire clothing
AT IN A POUND
\
at sari-f
I“ "in”. " 4
chocolates. all
'I superl
A. 1' ate po.und
. . . Ill kinds 48c
rs, all kinds. 48c
. f pdnnd.
that: and Durej
punfacturers.
ill
in the East Avenue Y
Melon mm
. pain. drives I'd! hm
‘ ”tarantula. ' t
A rugglsts'
mail for 25¢. or I“ M
WNMWJIMCL
r 7‘ . . — “—3" fl
by the Peerless Mandolin Club. of
South Norwalk. The club proved thinn-
selv‘ee to he musicians or rare. talent
tic audience. The Nineteenth Century
Parade was both picturesque and sni-
uslng and the twenty-six participants
ate and original costumes.
esterday afternoon in the Advent
Christian Church were largely attend-
ed, and of a deeply interesting and spir-
itually helping character. At to arm“
there was a prayer and praise service.
conducted by S. S. Atkins. of Walling-
ford. At ii a. m.. the Sunday school
lngford. Alter the reading of the inur-
nal by the secretary, Mrs. George A.
Ferguson. of Danbury. and the report
of the committee on credentials, the
following/programme was rendered:
Song by the Birehard Sisters. of Darlen.
Address of welcome by Rev. J. W. Da-
vis, pastor of; East Norwaik Church.
Responded to by' S.‘ S. Atkins. of Wall-
ingford. vice-president of the Asso-
» elation:
Song by Dirchard Sisters.
For?
Song: The Shelf Behind the Door.
At this luncturs an adjournment was
taken until 1:30 p. m.. and dinner was
served in the Sunday School room.
The afternoon session was opened
with the singing of a hymn. Then tol-
lowed I Season of prayer, led by' Rev.
Clark Duval, of Prospect. Conn. Spe-
cial prayer was oflered for Rev. James
Z. Gardner. of Waterbury. who was to
have been one of the speakers. and his
wife. wli was said to be lying at the
point of oath. and whose illness pre-
vented the reverend geutlernan from
being present.
An address on Mothers and the Sun-
day school was given by Mrs. George
A. Ferguson of Danbnry. secretary of
the Association.
2 My!other's Prayer, Birchard
Sisters.
Address. The influence of Associa-
tions. Rev. William Dixon. Torrlng-
ton
Song by request. Where Is my Wandert
ing Boy Tonight? Blrchard Sisters.
Hymn by congregation. -
At 3 p. m.. the order of exercises was
changed and the Young People's Socie-
ty of Loyal Workers convention was
called to order by the president, Rev.
Henry Stone, of Wallingford. After
the reading of the journal by the secre-
tary, Miss Alice E. Strong. of Merlden.
the following programme was render-
ed:
Address: Conditions of Partnership
With Christ Rev. E. Z. Ellis. Dan-
bury.
Recitation: The Three Bidders. Edith
Fitz of Waterbury.
Address: The Perils of the Last Day
Rev. Clark Duval. Prospect Conn.
Address. The Necessity oilfillenoralna-
tional Maintenance Rev. 1’. S. Ains-
worth East Norwnlk.
At this juncture an adjournment was
taken to 7 p. m.. and supper was served
by the ladies of the enurch.
The evening session opened with a
half-hour of praise and testimony. led
by Rev. William Dixon of- Torrington.
Address: Christian Activity. Rev.
George Wallace of Bridgeport.
Song by Blrchard Sisters.
Address: Need of Christian Fortitude.
Miss A. H Barrows. Bridgeport.
Recitation: The Last Hymn. Jessie
Berrln Bridgeport
Song. Birchard Sisters.
Address. Present Demand for Young
People in Business and Church E. T
Raymond, Bridgeport.
The session closed with the benedic-
tion.
__________
PANIC 0N LONDON STOCK sx-
C.HANGE
London. December iii-The news or
the defeat of General Buller at Tugela
Riv'er caused a momentary panic-on
the stock exchange here today where
there was intense excitement in all de-
partments. The views of the situation
are of the most serious character. both
politically and monetarily.
DIED 0P TYPHOID FEVER
New York. December iii—Josiah
Brown the secretary and treai
the American Tobacco Comps
from typhoid fever. He was about for»
ty- -ilve years old.
TREASURER OP lNVESTORS'
TRUST ARRESTED.
New York December ill—The arrest
yesterday of G. Percival Stewart. of
the American lnvestors' Trust. the
American lnveators' Company. than
social Agency company and the
flush State Provident Association.
wtliowed by the arrest of Francis
W Brown. an Engllsman who is said
to e been treasurer of thmm.
MINERS' WAGES lNCR . .
Lansford. Pa.. December iii—Notices
have been posted by the liehlgh Coal
and Navigation Company be the effect
that the market price of coal at tide
tls six per cent. below the basis and that
all contract miners and inside laborers
will be paid accordingly. This means
an increase of 26 cents per week in the
mlnera' wages and 21 cents for the la-
borers. The change will elect 3.000
III! Are hm line's!
:m'wdimw
' -«: he. .
and delighted the large and enthusias- .
deserve great credit for their elabor- -
The sessions of the conventions held L
convention was called to order by the ,
president. Rev. Henry Stone. of Wall- ..
Address: What do the Sunday school
and Loyal Workers' Society Stand _
o ‘ 3
died ‘ V.
at his home in Plainfleld. N. 3.. oday
1‘: TV,“ ‘_"§’”f. «qt "‘4'
' rub Me All”!
n3
Pleasant Sensations
Follow the assurance of being properly _
attired, and the knowledge that your
Clothing was sold you at n
the wholesale price of o e
profit strengthens your con nt.
This year the trade demands a much better
class of goods than for the past two years.
and consequently our stock :5 correspond-
u—v mgly better. We aim to give you jus
what you want. ~
In Neckwear
‘ The Imperial is very polar. both the
lined and unlined. The Pod is a hand-
some tie for evening wear.'while it you
desire the same effect in a tit you lie
‘ for yourseli._the Ascot is your choice. ,
We desire you very much to inspect our 25
. , cent Four-lu-Hand Ties. , They are ex-
' cepiiorially good for the money”.
Mufflers. ‘ it
It makes no difierence how heavy a collar
a cost has. it seems to be the tendency of
the cold air to get in around the neck. and
4.
makes ii hard to ke‘epwarm. Shut off
the draft with a Muffler. . We havcsom‘e
'verv line and prétty designs. You will
want one if yo see them. and when you.
see the prices you will buy.
FRA CiS deco.
In'glon St. So: Norwalk.
t-Prloeslerlhehslilee. - 9ve
8 lbs. nucanns'r. 3 lb. pkg....9c
‘ annular) aarsms. k ........... 90
45 and 47 West \mshlngton Street . CITRON ............ p. I: ....... l5c lb
MIXED NUTS ................ l'Jc ll)
We Give You .
the ChOicest and
Bestoi Merchandise!
We Bring You
Tidings
of Great Jon!
doting Ready
Christmas.
Our store in full of good things
suitable for giftsigrthe coming Helidcus.
AFur Beads and
Collareties -:- -:- -:.
. In Electric Seal. Opos-
m. Stone Martin and
Russian Sable. All fine
selected furs.
Flannelette .
Night Robes -:. -:.
Ladies’ RObBS, "k
50c, 75c, 850, “.00.
Gents' Robes,
at‘50 cts.
O
I O O
'.I '.e .:0 '.e .e
V6S
adies’ silk lined Mo-
cha Gloves. in the most
desirable colors. 31.00.
Gents’ and Boys’ Chin-
chilla Gloves at 25 eta.
White Apronsz‘” '- °- '-
Over one hundred pat-
terns to select from.
25 to 50 cts.
o
E. K. BANKS
Malnckemo Hotel Block, South Norwalk.
ii If, A .m 1’
. if! 9! the world sad we are enabled to
' UMBRELLAS which have become very
‘ Again we sail.
, Ere Christmas time.
', «And how much relieved you'i
' 6-day: and you'll receive many com-
‘rss ninT
- ELGIN BUTTER .............. 24c ll)
‘A. STULL,
repared to oler "is: the
» “and well It
tsetse sleek oi the “I mentioned
goods with greater ndaeements to
buyers than ever before.
our lures stock otnrauonns was
t More the recent advance Is
cesilwlhg to the war in Africa.
whleh is the dismhnd producing ennu-
Mon
give our customers the benellt of our
foresight. We pride ourselves on our
reputation of selling line goods in this
line at reasonable prices.
We have also added to our stock I
fine line of Ladies' and Gent's SILK
popular as Holiday Gifts and are use.
fill and sensible presents. -
Mr. Charles H. Dilworth will give
his attention to line watch REPAIR-
lNG. DIAMOND SETTING. ENGRAV-
lNG and guarantee satisfaction.
u: cull” bison.
58 Wall 8t.. Norwalk.
This week in rhume,
Paper those rooms!
”'ll‘i’
Hay, Straw, Cats and F” ' "
‘wben the very best goods can be bought at .
' Elevator for a very much less price ?
Olin, ill lithium St.
Telephoto iii-3.
«V ERFEcr
or-ms:
use
Heckec’SSelftRaising
...Superlative Flour...
FAMOUS FOR .
BOTH BISCUITS AND CAKE.
_——
have all of the resent worry r
from Your m d. You ve exclaimed
time and time again. '1' in sick and tired
seeing that dingy old
WALL PAPER.
Then why not let us take off the
“old" and put on some "new." With
nice. new. clean Wall Paper your rooms
will look 100 per cent. better. People
are quick to notice improvements now-
pleents if we do the work The price
«~we'll ii: that satisfactor too. Call
and talk matters over with us.
E. E. GORHAM.
ill First avenue. East Norwalk
Telephone Call. 135-2.
'
We are always reasonable in
our prices. ltpnys you and
it pays me to have it so.
20 lbs. GRANULATED Sl'GAR...$i.00
OZONE AND SATIN GLOSS SOAP
7 bars ......................... '”
~00
2i COTTAGE AVENUE.
East Norwalk.
I Want
My room painted or papered in a
hurry.
This everybody is crying now.
‘ Jobs of this kind cannot rush so
fast but that i can hadie them to
enerybody's satisfaction. prices and
a .
JUHIUS BROWN,
PRINTER.
8 Havlland street. South Norwaiit.
Hillier lot Severe lion—gin
to sell a large stock of
STOVES
we have on hand.
Consequently We have REDI'CED THE
PRICE GREATLY.
CHAS. 1. BLACK.
170 Washington Street Bridge,
South Norwalk.
I MERRY CHRISTMAI
Will it be to every home. wherei the
mar their pleasure
“that peace of mind" which TRUE
PROTECTION such as we oiler gives.
THE CONN. GEN' L LIFE lNS. 00..
United Bank Building.
South Norwalk, Connecticut.
Frank L'Hommedlen. General Agt.
Grocer Wondérs Why You Don't Us\I
More of it. Ask Him.
-rn-.-
THE BEST MALT BEVERAGES.
HIGHLAND BRANDS:
HIGHLAND BRANDS ARE STRICTLY UNION. ‘7'7‘1
HIGHLAND BAVARIAN. V HIGHLAND PILSNER. l
HIGHLAND MALT EXTRACT, HIGHLAND CREAM ALE,
and Malt with iron. Stock Ale and Porten
PUT UP EXPRESSLY FOR FAMILY USE. l
as carefully as a physician's prescription. " '3‘; ii
: -r
THE PUREST MALT TONlCS MADE. “Y; 3
They build up the weak and are unsurpassed in any particular. " .
Hotels and saloons furnished at reduced prices. . ”J
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DELIVERED FREE TO FIMXLIIO.
. ISAAC G. ”MILTON. Sole fluent,
' 28 NORTH MAIN STREET. NORWALK HOTEL, ,_ "
Tel. Call. 186-2. South Norwalk Telephone call. 149:6. Norwnlll
THE HIGHLAND Winnipauk.
HIGHLAND ON THE LABEL MEANS HIGHEST STANDARD
Edward F. Bailey. Pres. Stephen S. Hatch, See. and Trees.
finisher. 'b'unber and Shanks.
Planing and Steam Sowing.
amusements or urn 0mm in
Doors, Still. Blinds. iiudrood llllltll, Gimp, Bic.
Plain. Cathedral and Other Glasses.
.HIATHINO 'APIRI. ‘ 0
So. Norwalk.
Mill and Ofiice foot of WMarshall st..
It is a well known fact that the best of workmahslu
and style in
Sign and Wagon Painting
Can be found at
TlLLY’ 5 Sign and Carriage Works.
CQfi‘L COAL
Having purchasedahrgssupplyoft‘osl
prevlotntothe robust advancelnprloeflam
W'inepulflwmginmymmmmme
benelltofthe-me.
ly stock consists o‘t Int-class Beale
esly, both Lehiglt and freebsrelsg.
llaeletea sad Jodie, In. Stereo. let
sad Pee.
Special attention given. the screening and
preparation of all coal before delivery. and de-
llvaed by careful and experienced men.
JOHN H. FERRIS.
'llel. ss-s. 140 Washington sue-EV .
oThe Home Paper. ”
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navawillhe. ltlsnniqueandorlginslmoldlngialhllm
multhepeopleintown Thepaperandtlepeopleare
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