ilk 8
dependents. one
(he to $1. 26. cancel: a
, mm...
The meeting scheduled for t
penters’ Union next Tuesday a
has been adjourned until the to
.flhnisday. December 27.
ii
mSwoatero. half a dofen (1
colors, 98c and $1 50, our Inch II
larger than ever. Comatocli at
An application for the adni'
tion of the estate of the late S
V l). Parker will be heard in t
walk Probate Court, Friday.
o'clock. V
MA complete asst. of ent'
and Children's Undeigvearsl I
Flannel Garments Hosiery.
lI‘lannelettea and Percale Wrapp
great quantities, atfl special prlc
-. Wan LOCAL news on no: a. M s. Smith. a Co.
m...
if the plans now made mate
the basketball enthusiasts of Th
walks will have the chance of
some of the crack teams of the b'
ball world this season.
~lee fish bait for sale by the
or bushel at J. Schaub‘s.
ll stores of this city now open ev
sailings until after tne holidays
Florida Oranges, 25c to 35c. per
F. D. Lawton & C0
illiain R No}. son of John Rooney
ajuttll'lnotlth )enue, died this morn
SoIen dollars a month with
and board, seems to be the hi
sum ever paid to a waiter girl in
man hotels and restaurants.
MM
—~Skatos sharpened‘at Ambler
MW.
5"li0il lbs: Turkeys: No fake. 10
In'o‘rrow night for ten days. giving the
employees the usual holiday vacation.
«Good Mixed Candy 3 lbs. 25c. at
mlth‘s, Norwalk.
Tho. gloat problem that now
fronts the American citizen is h
Inoko. seventy- -iivo cents buy $10 I
of Christmas presents
Mrs. Mary H. Dunning of Norwalk.
haves town today for Brooklyn where
it will spend the winter with rela
t
—Peck (9: Snyder s skates at
prices. iluikley & Wheeler.
‘_—--Special for Saturday.
_ Bot-I-‘IRoodncris, .. ,
The host Iecord for tyuowriti
hold by C. H MtG urrin who wr.
.. .wflwumm 1-” I‘
Icon limos in a minute; his enact a
was 200 words in one minute
3 lbs puio
.Newsboy Selby. employ-(d by [I‘r-(Il
rick B. Coleman. lost a new blcvclo
tolen from the. South Norwalk depot!
esterday
-- Bakers and lmvncy s highg
bonbous. Spocinl suppiI for Ho“
put up in van month (I boxes.
[lulkleI &((In candI. canes. (It(..
lIlIIIons N Main.
—.._...__
’lcam lI‘ is making a better she
this ycai than heforo in some t
"lho boIo nro bai k in their old for
.(i {ll playing. and tho (Iloso games this
;son with those who administered
font in fol moi galnoo' Show that
‘Walk has a team she can fool pron
.h—Doll's trunks 35c (m.
‘Whoel ler.
I! l
l
i‘lIIc doc-0| all
Mm
ameSIHeiferman was :u-(Ieslod by
he Norwuik poll('.o last night. for in-
xication. His case has b((III ud-
. (turned until next Wednesday
m.
II—Jl‘urk (Iys. 1 and 15c.
:Tflayes s.
an
(I. 1b.. (11
_ ~I(‘ hoico. (‘ountry Turkcys. 12's;
l.II‘. 1b.. III lians's \iliikcl
. J. Collins KI (.‘o. are displaying in
(w store window in North 111 'llll
it lltllldsoluc dull to ho gII'cn
Xmas (Ive. lluI onui toys thcro
get (I chance frco.
(‘omsimk llrothors have done.
shoppors (If this citI ii f:II'I.()I ifi
onlI- know it in thcii spnco to I '
tho iinpmtnm (I of polling Xmas p
cuts sol-(1 tod (Inrly. it avoids: l
rush. and thus gives amplc tiln
Innko ii solociion 'uI (ompliance
(mo 5 judgnioni.
~Assortod box papcI. nos-
gillllcs silk unibrcilas. (Isomtcd 1
(Is skatos and sporting goods to:
(hildrou. 'l‘ J Magner.
. . -——Buy your Xmas Confections at tho
\‘Mlsu Koliclicr‘ s. .37 ‘liuin St. and got a
“ chance on tho bountiful (loll.
IHal‘l'ict TI. lilifin “kin“ of Sy'iIcsIc'I
_ Elihu, (llcd ul' hci homo on thc Silva
inc Ioad IIIostcrdaI u '(Id sew (III
or I‘I.cais 'l‘he l'niIoIIal will be hold
from the Broad River chapol SaturIdIII
‘at 10 a. In.
Pnrkoi and llorney. of the .\lontn
(iro incoming adopts at the art of- I
lhImIiIIII Young (iodfroI lo also c
or. and l((:nncI is right (hero or
(lino. lluttrrI makes (I good show
for it no“ plaIeI Inc team to work,
hard (it gymnasium practice and i
ting III “119 condition '2'?
I»
ll) Vl'nlu‘ l.
W..- —.._
———Spocial candics for
. Wholesale primes. Schniodos.
holidays.
S. Main
lames Middlobrooks has boon d( :
'lglluteli r'lunl mail (IIIaIIior for tho W l-
~ ton district comprioiug part oi Hurl
butt street. Weston Nod. Bald Hill
and the surrounding tel“II,IitoII not in-
cludlng Cannon
—-l"lno qualitI Silk lmbreiliis
heat Fountain Pen
— Log of anh, lfiliIc.
l
A inoromoui is on foot among (I u {9
bor of the poultry fanclors (If Slamf .'
to organizo a poultry fancioro' ass '
tion to (InIbI'aco all (If lI‘zdrtioid Conq
lIifiotIu or more lam-ions lInIo lllli
(Istud thoiusclvos in tho organizntri
of such an assoc lallon. and proposI .
shortly ('illl il mooting for tho plll‘]
of ()Ignnizing ()lhor (Ionnilon in \
noctii- (It and tho adjoining stains hit
doc or lilOl‘I su(lI asxmiatlouo. until
poulliI trim to (.I( of surrounding tow
.Ioo no lNlSilll th lI‘IuiIllold (Iouiil
(Innnol how our.
.“h
.l Spencer & Co.
Among the boats destroyed in tho
fire at the boathuildlug plant of Sam-
I Inls & Dickcrson. Huntington Harbor
. were two sloop ynrhts from Stamford.
the property of Lewis 1C. Punnoll (Ind
. '1‘. J Hallo. Principal lI‘unneil's bout
5 the “Kabcyluin ' was D1ll<‘ll( allv nou-
; MI. Funnel] had usod tin-I croft but
‘; two seasons. It was a largo sloop-I-lg
- god yacht. and was nicolI fitted up
. The. valuc of tho boat is giIcII is $1
. 3. 000. The' ‘Whito Cap." Mn Hallo _.
‘ (“1'an was an older boat. It was valuod
at about $500.
.llzu kintoshos nro llf'I‘l‘pliil'l:
I‘iII'isIIIIIo gifts to mob and boys.
lllllc thorn from SI. 95 to $15. no,
sloc Ii illos
Co“;
”The (IiIlIdIciI a (InndI is (It lInIIc' .-
“l
:l
(y
THE JEWELERS
Would Respectfully Announce That Their
STOCK FOR THE HOLIDAYS?
IS THE ‘
I1
Largest i andi Most (CompiotQ
. THAT THEY HAVE EVER snown. "I;
‘ lhc pnptiralion oi IlIc IiolidiiI 5|(|\l|ll has (lecudid (not ill
; Ittlrc your. and no effort has hccu \llillt’ll to not rclinhlc gtmds at f
prices that will surely provc attractor
hulls, Watches, Jewelry
STERLING SILVER. HIGH GRADE SILVER PLATED
WARE. CLOCKS, GOLD AND SILVER PENS AND
ENCILS. OPERA GLASSES. FINE CANES AND UM~
’DRGELLAS, AND NOVELTIES OF EVERY DESCRIP-
N
broiled. Kid GlOYes, Perfumeru, Men’ 5
twhich for want of space cannot be exDloiled
ere.
istore the base for udur Holidall Supplies.
everubodu
. “IL . .....
I chtigate lhc hook stmk.
the most popular works. 15c.
aulhIOIs handsornoly hound 21k
5 hound
. writings of American and lI‘oI‘oilzn :\ll-
. there.
The bill Christmas trade health In earnest
Some of the dilldGllOilS' '
A fine attack .of Books for old and bound.
Dells. Tobe, Games, Handkerchiefs, Um-
Furnishings._ Hosts got ether; attractions
You are .cordiallll invited to make this
Fair prices and courteous lrealement to
he thousands sold for gifts 'twixt
this and Christmas (Ivc.
Ready for you whcu you read
with lhc most comprehensive line
(If I’laudkcrcliicfs for gifts (Ivor
shown by this shop.
Ladlcs' and gont's hemmed Handker-
chiol’tl. ("so each»
Ladios‘ and goat's linen hematitched
llaudkorcliiofs, lZléc cach.
Ladios‘ embroldcrod handkerchicfs.
handsome. designs. 15(: (Inch.
Ladies' embroidered. plain lit-Im-
stitched. also ladies“ and gcnt' s all un-
cn initial Handkenhiefs, 25c.
Lndios fine quality linen embroider-
ed linII(ll(eII-.(hiofs some lace edged
25 and the curb.
Ladies' linen ilundkerciucfs. three in
fancy box, 98c and $1.26 box.
KID GLOVES FOR GIFTS.
'l‘hc Kid More Stock has been
amply rcinforccil for tho Christ-
Inno soliinp‘. llcst kinds. full color
rind sizc tango. and prices abso—
. . ltitoly right.
Ladios' wool or
49c pair. .
Ladics' Kid Gloves “Tho Orleans.
silk stitched hacks. 79c. pair.
l.ndios‘ (Iolcbrnl‘od "Mishap" Glace.
(lioIIoi-I. (Ivory pair warranted. full line
of BlZI‘S and nonzshndos. 98c pr.
Astrakhun Gloves,
ABIG CHRISTMAS BOOK
SALE.
Our hook sclliuIr for gifts is a
big icalurc of ()lll holiday luisi~'1,miio¢\io¢a Gloves mm. gnk
”(toss it ll be bigger this yoar1stltched backs. patent Clasps. all now
than (Iver hcfmc hy reason oi the “WWI ’1 ”a” .
'5tock hciug' largcl and more \zirI :GIFTS FOR MEN.
icd. You should by all month in gum], ;\'cckwcar
I‘m“ Suspenders
\\ hito Shirts.
(ollars. .
. . , L.
I lllTS.
llzilf How. _
.\lnkc an curly and czlrciiil
invcsligzitiou UT whdI wo'vc done
for Inn in Ilic no) of Men's Fur-
nishIIIgs.
lion's silk or satin
'l‘ock and How Tics,
25c (Inch.
.\lon's nll silk or satin imperial. Tack
and Pull Scarf» in light and dark col-
ors. rich efforts Inc (III.I(lI
.\ion 5 Suspondois. ilnriis wire buck
LIM'
Mon 3 fino Sumo ndcis
(Int lcilihcr (Inds. Iillc
lI‘anck silk Suapondcrs
boxes. 75 and Iliic box.
Mon's puro Linen Collars. all styles
and silos. lrlyfic (Inch.
Men‘s puro Lincn Cliffs,
four ply. 25w pair.
HUNDREDS OF OTHER
ARTICLES
for Ilf'liflllli‘ill. usc and “car Ina)
ho found in (lllT-L'Tt‘lll sections (If
tho \\’(I hzivc only spacc
licro to lllt‘lllllm ll low. but you'll
find tin-I'll til (1 gift giving uccd
~(IIII(I\IlI(~I‘(I.
Warrnnlcd (Told Plato and (‘IIllulold
Novollioo. from 23c to $1.98.
lI‘nncI ilaoket Novelties. l’ninlell CelI
lulold and ribbon trimrncd. 25c to
(I25, 5
Fancy ilox poriunu-s.
hox.
Largo (Issorlmoni of Pictures, gold
mounlod frnnios. 19c to $1.00.
oil4 WASHINGTON STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK.
Oil 2
(,iioth Cororod llooks. a full no of;
l
(‘lolh Covorod Novolo‘. by famous
A full line of (i. A. licnty'i-I works
’l‘oI bows. also popuiai works for young
ladies both booko cloth (Im (II Iod ni( (III
, 29c. (Inch.
lI‘nI'oI‘lio l‘ooms. soiootod from tho
fouikln-band.
59c. latest patterns.
Childron'n toy hooks 2c to :7.(- (Inch.
Children's story Hooks. board (-(II'cr-
Id, from lflléo up.
THE GAMES.
.\ splcudid \Inricty to pick from.
iicnri glzIIlcucrs tlicoc for tho lit-
‘ilc folks. Pays to pick now from
lllcsc lincs. licltcr rimming al—
ways \I'licII lhc stock l5 at its host.
l ndrcssod Kid Dolls, 15c.
NicelI (liossod jointed Dolls Bisque
hoods. 25c
Satin (iroesod jointed dolls. 49c.
Jointed slcoplng kid Dolls, undross
ed. 59c.
Huntleoiuoly drosaod Sic-oping Dolls.
fIOnI ill-k to $3.118.
Snap. Hoods, and ’i‘ails. (lid Maid.
l’eioi i 'ohhlo' 5 'I‘Iip to Now \‘I.()Il( and
hosts of othor sinnll unmoo. in (I.
Appl:I l'io. .lnck Straws. gumc of
Shoppoi's liound Ibo World .loo. RohlnI
son I‘rusuc and moron of olhors. illr',
T.I\I'gc_ gnmcs lflu li'I, ‘Jfl. 33,49. 75'.
and ‘ltn om lI.
FINE SHOWING OF
HANDKERCHIEFS.
.\ pimlnl \iml. at Iflu'idums
limc is ll:l11(ll<('1‘t‘lll(‘l~. 'l‘hcro'll
._
lo,
Harris Pat-
in fancy
wnrrnniod
\i( Irc.
1.3. :25 and 50c
Our old hobby again—giving
good, well-screened oats. This
ought to be a matter of course, but
it isn’t. and as long as we do it bet-
tcr than any one else/we‘re going
to talk about it.
"liuy Onto 'l‘hat' 3 Clean.”
Manuel T. Hatch.
Christmas i Photographs
Jackson’ 5 Studio.
Sitting: for Xmas, this week only.
Newest styioc, all var collect.
kacn’o Studio,
OPEN EVENINGB.
58 "fl" M.
II
. ably
harder [than to no to the theatre alone
' influenco that had gono forth from that
‘ I’lhrioliy
and sec bin hart girl come in With an
other fellow.
'wli‘lorida Oranges. 38. 25 to $3 50 per-
box. lI‘ l) Lawton & Go.
The average salaries paid school-
teachers in the entire United States
in 1399 was $46.25 a month for men.
and $38.14 a month for women.
‘ «6000 pounde of the finest Turkeys
in IOWII, for' ”Me. and 150. 1b.. at
Hayes's.
Tho enhance mental examination at
West Point. are intenti ally easy;
may be paisscd successful by any boy
who hes had- a "common school" edu-
cation.
;--Illk. and bwn, Derbles.
in the United States there are 134
cities which have a population exceed
ing 30. 000. They have a total (would
tion of 18.872.46‘. The average. popu-
lation is 140,839.
—->’i‘hc winter term at Brown's Col-
lege begins January 2. Students are
enrolling daily.
mum—W
AN HONORED HEARTHSTONE.
Across the‘threshold of one of our
oldest family seats the remains of the
late Mien Harriett Scott. were on Wed
nesday borm.I to their burial in Union
cemetery. Miss Scott was (I grand-
daughter of Capt. Hezekiah Bolts. who-
ne was the cauc with ills cousin. Capt.
Stephen Belts, hotb'ardont Revolution-
ary patriots. was a grandson of Thom-
as and Deborah Belts. who occupicd
the France street site in the early
years of the eighteenth century. Said
Thomas Bette (lied on Christmas day.
1761. leaving II son Thomas. who was
the father of Hezekiah. and who died
when this child. the future Capt. Heze-
kiah Betta, was not yet two years old.
in tho funorul serricc of (lay bcforo
yestorday roioronoc was made to (he
O‘BIIIen.
ancient homo hearth. From them-(I the
two youths whose noble spirit led them
to so for follow tho. fortunes of war no
that one. if not. the two. is found "lII.’
tho rocord says of tho ilunkor Hill
fight, and at the siege of Yorktown,
"tho first of our troops to color the re-
riouhts of tho British." To that home
Sylvester Eaton. of the family of the
Eaton parent. of tho. Ronssalacr 1’on-
tcnchnic institute. resortod for direc~
tions when be commenced his (longi'o-
gntional ministry in this placo, and
(bore Edwin Hall. 0.1).. Norwalk's able
and accurate pastor illlil historian.
found. down to latain lilo. onc of Ills
fondool visiting spots. (If two (\or-
walk lads. in whose mental and moral
(lcvolopmcnt one of the members of tho
houschold took a lively interest. one
grow to be useful in his native town
and afterward to ho elected to (ion-
grcss. and tho othor to ho (Inllcd to tho
iIIIporlanl hardship of (I (lopartmcnt of.
noxl to the Wool Point Academy. prob-
aby the largest civil engineering (as,
tabllebmout in AInorIkn Rottlors of
“but war. on( (I the West" and tho in
(Hans Of the Southuost han foil the
pouor for good which had its origin in
that, lowor Franco stroct homostoad,
lla record is .I( benign one.
The (lestiug lit-tin houso was built
around the chimney ruins of our of tho
last houses that 'l‘ryon tired in 1779.
and it is ono of thoso mentions that
"who our early history interesting and
somewhat uniquc. that the mother-in-
li II (If ono of tho (Ilosc intimates of the
lure of Wales (King Loopold l\.i
temporarily roeidod within not many
rods of the dwelling. and quit the town
just as tho struciuro was hoing I'educI
(Id (II-(hos. "Como." sold ono of this
(listingnlshod party. as I'oynl George‘s
ingot-boon rs worc discerned in the vi-
cinity of St. Paul's parsonage and the
Bolts door yard. "it is time for no to
lcnvo Norwiiin‘ "
()II orchid wreath (If skillful and
tasteful construction and composltIon
war-I. laid upon Miss Scott's casket. (ms
beautiful floral plow wits (ho (learned
and delightful (onlrihulion of tho Noi-
unlk I‘hnplcr l) \ ll. S.
«The largost. hcsi assortod and Ian
(Isl uriood stock of candy flllll fancy
buxos at Smith's. Norwnlk
Skillets. Huhboil &
Water St.
KPolI-II'o, 13
.
I—I'l‘urkcys. nativoe. ldc, lo Water St.
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
As lho holidays draw ncnr tho anx-
ious question with many in. "What
prnsonts shall i glyci’" Not lilo cost
of tho nrtlclo. but tho peculiar fitnoIo
it has to (prress somo sontlmonl.
nwukon some memory or convoy into.-
llgcnctnln what guides in selection.
Tho hot-it gifts are lhuso which contain
most of tho porsonniily of the givor
and aro most appropriate to tho (Ion-
(lition and fooilnga of tho rocipiont.
Wiu-rc some recognition of tho
relation can bc (prronsozi
grout value is added to tho worth of
tho proscnt. Not mcrrI bounty of do-
sign and workmanship. not lho rarity
and coat of maiorlal. will (Iain-(I it. to
ho choriehod. but tho spiritual. allusion
ibo subtlc charm of roferonco to in-
nor soul asaoclnlionw will make it
prizod when more (pronsivo offerings
aro forgotten. .
Above all othor things. mako tho
(Ihristmustido a “In? of romombcrlug.
tho. source of all its5joys and the full
fountain bond of all abiding happinean
. Aim to give. Joy that ahall bc porina-
nent. Direct the thought and allow.
tion of your friends toward Him who
is the Incomparable gift. And. for
yourself. “precept your body a living
sacrifice unto. God. which Is your red
aonnble service."
Do not let the haste and care of
those days prose out of mlml the most
precious things of life. Do not allow
time and thought to be so overcomi-
pied that there is no room for the re-
coptiou or Gode best gifts. Keep
room for the Master and His love—-
wlliamondn. in rings. brooches. loom
(Its. studn. screw earrings. etc. Com-
plete (nook. .1. Spencer a (lo.
win on will (me some very choice arti-
clan lit the Jewelry line to race all
auditions of the nurse, at Jackson's
Jewelry Store.
.iIIorw
‘. .
lugs. $6 50 to $18.
'1‘ will Cities 25c. to $x.oo.
Fancy Half-Hose.
Scarf Pins.
Fancy Arm Bands.
Silk Handkerchiefs.
Colored Shirts »
Fancy Vests.
WILLIS H
48 AND 50 W Al. I. S'I‘REE'F,
«CHRISTM‘RS
TRIMMED HATS.
OUTING HATS.
PIN CUSHIONS.
FANCY CHINA.
FANCY GLASS WARE.
UNDERWEAR.
KID GLOVES.
POCKET BOOKS.
CHATELAINE BAGS.
FANCY HOSIERY.
NECKWEAR.
RIBBONS.
68 Washington Street.
W ho would not appreciate a nice pair of Dell“ G515
Holiday Neckwear, Iicwcst colorings, largcat (spleen
i l
.‘.;
Quilted Satin Full Dress Protectors, $1.00.
Eiderdown Bath Robes, sclcctcd patterns, $5.003
All- linen. Hémstitched Handkerchiefs, 15c. to 50¢.
Elegant Silk Suspenders, onepair in a box, 50c..to $1.15
Boy' (I All- wool Sweaters, 75c. to SI 50. .- .
Our sclcction (If Medium-Priced Holiday Umbrellas ‘ionvcr
2
l ..,
largo, although we have some I'cry nice ones. ‘ 'I, _
OTHER SUITABLE GIFTS. '
Cardigan Jackcta.
Cuff Buttons. _
Men' (I and Boy' 5 Caps.
Mufflers. V
White Shirts.
Etc. Etc.
GOODS DELIVERED 0N CHRISTMAS MORNING TO ANY
PART OF THE TWIN CITIES...
SELLECK
Clothicr and Furnisher.
NORW ALK, CON
Blllotsou E)
NOVELTIESI-
PHOTOGRAPH FRAMES .
HANDKERCHIEFS . . ~
PICTURES.
BELTS
BASKETS. .
SILVER NOVELTIES. I
FANCY BOX pERFUMERY
SILK PILLOWS. .
FANCY Box’ PAPER.
SILK MITTENS.
CORSETS.
JEWELRY.
OPEN EVENINGS TILL CHRISTMAS.
liIr or
/\\'I) H\ .\i.\ \l S.
49 Wall Street,
RIGHT i NOW
is the limo to select
spectacles or Eye Glasses
FOR CHRISTMAS.
illlil huvc tho eyes liltod now or after
presentation.
ALL KINDS iN STOCK.
0. B. JACKSON,
Graduate Optician.
58 WALL ST., NORWALK.
chase if.
prices.
HUMOR
lI‘ato has been oxtIcmely kind to the
Anglican school of humor.
For [fate had a man by the name of
Minic invent a gun. and thereupon the
Anglican school of humor conceived of
a lady visiting an arsenal and asking a
soldier (hero:
"What gun in used the maximum?"
And the soldier. replying:
"The Minle. mum!"
Thin was believed to be
Water Mark of Anglican humor.
no!
lI‘atc “(Int atiil further and cruised a
man by the name of Maxim to invent a
the High
But
"What gun h: used the maximum?"
the lady again asked It the arsenal.
“The Maxim. mum!" replied the IIol-
(liar.
“M illi’~Detmil I'M. .
M
11 (II today. don i put it Off until tomorrow.
Iziiicly. but not many Of each kind.
LATEST BOOKS AT PREVAILING Low PRICEs.—FANCY
CHRISTMAS BINDINGS.
RiithiC)L'S liClOKLE'l‘S.
N(>\'I;I.'i‘liz.5 l.\' CALENDARS.
I‘HRlS'I‘M I5 I‘\RlJS
Iii/Milli R (."(IOIQIS
IIOIKI: I nonko \\'il C \RD CASES.
lllBl.l.S.l RII l.R book's
aymond B a
_don't know all than I: to know. 111:! do
purchase the Bur Grain. Hay. Straw. no.
they can find. and sell the good: (If our
. What, pray. could be more exquisite» 5
Up- to-date Store and Up—to—date Prices. . 55
Wt: have i. , W
i .
THE LARGEST LINE OF FANCY BOXES OF WRITING
PAPER IN THE TOWN.
\\'.»\TF.R.\l.\.\"Slllli.\l. lilll ;\‘l.-\l.\7 Preys.
ians'rIiAx komns 20 ran (Iiixr. DISCOUNT.
WILLIAM P. BEERS',
Nos-walk. Court"
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