3 , vcr.
Wattles Keeling will spend Christ-
in New York and Brooklyn.
i.‘ lines exercises will be held in
Avenue Methodist Episcopal
.th Tuesday night. The in-
quiarttztte composed
3, H on re . of Dorian; Wil-
Sglyllell' genders Glover and
o J mmcdiou, '
were] selections. will render
p. A horse driven by Frank Sherwood.
301' East Norwulk. was backed off the
. lituitlnk near the Norwalk Building
party’s dock. this morning. and
considerable difficulty was experienced
Faust.
Chrl
March
Plano
School
‘ ,«latter and the. harness of Grumman
Brothers' team. The horse stopped
wilder L'ilommedieu's. building in Key-
5 17. avenue. ._ '
An'lattempt—nvas made last Wednes-
Recltall
Recituti
in strum
evs and Chickens R
For tho Holidays
East Ave: Market.
uni, "um till.
BRIDGEPORT.
flakes,
School 8
W.....___.
liccilatio
Open Evenings, lH'l‘ilatlo
lii‘i‘lliilio
. '5 -~ ~ -»~» .-. E
"35.011 MUCH TIME NOW FOR
- PLANNING.
"lino nil torus.
WHAT TO GIVE. HERE ARE
liei-ilul iol
liel'ildliiil
- Handkerchiefs.
.Speclal sale of liaiulkcrchii-fs.
'ues from is to 23c cucll;
1292c each.
Ladics' allrllncu embroidered l
. mud-
kerchiefs. 75c. Kile. 31, 5.05. $1.50.
“Ladlcu’ silk initial hundkorchicfs.
id‘éc and 25c each.
\‘al
choice for
Recitation
Recitation
..
3Finest goods made, value “.50 in
Men's white and black lll'lll'fiilf'll
mufflers. 50c, 7
2.
- ‘ silk
-)('. hlli'. $l. $l.‘.l:"i, Sl Fill in
Men's lunlcy brocndod silk lilllllli‘i‘H
ill spots. stripes and fancy bromides, ul
3 special prices.
. Janine? laci- col-sage llilllillil'l‘l'illt‘f‘€
3M3. 30c 50c viii‘ll.
llcul Duchess
000 it) $23.00 click
Nicholas.
Song"- .loll
lilt‘t‘ baudlwrcllici‘.-.
Recitation»
l
Claus,
.. Gloves for Holiday Gifts.
. Only the reliable kind hcrc. ’l‘liui's
. . the kind you want to give in a friend.
.’ ' . P. L. kid glovoswbest quality gloves
.. , will for a dollar in America.
F‘ownca' kid gloves. $1.50.
Hto .louvin kid gloves. 8i..'»o.
.; I Fauchon Suede gloves. $1.50.
These are the acme of glove making.
Son am New
li‘ollowcd
, ii For Men:
Walking gloves. 81 pair.
Mocha. gloves. liucil. $1.50 pulr.
Dents English walking gloves, $1.83
.3, 1.3
i
t
1 .vmwcnfl—
~ - W0 are giving away wit purchase . Mr. and Mrs. Bartram will reside in
If“) Silks. 81.00 and over. ComatOc ilrotliorsn llurlon.
410% Sikkim. ”A large assurlim-ut in The finiorul of the late Almou 8.
indent from. one in him yum. ROW” ’70”. i Morwlu was attended ynutorduy after-
Wnll-d loll 'll s ..3 - ' - ‘
3 each i. to ipul il pill is. 3L7.) lo
side.
I’ll do Halo. sulln duclmm. uuiiu [tom-.1 Wy
- “:5“? Emil“. 75c. ll. “.25 and lllellifi of curling coal from South NDi ’ for Christmas day in st. Luke's
' w W“ k- ‘ Church: Noroton:
, , . The Order of the Eastern Star I: ‘ Proceeuional.
ill in. 3:33;, tonight in Crow’s mu. Ma Venlto. . Smith-
.. . -. - u , l liti .
M WV“ for Christmas trading, Mine Mabel Btrntton. of Brookeide Helmet“ . (3.0“:-
g “I Marianneiette, in new de~ has been the guest of friends it carol-«RingOut the Bells. Brewer.
7 Colo nu. Bridgeport. K’fle. Novella.
aunt and comfort to happl~ Miss Jennie Chopin. of Raymom Hymn. '
detain gifts for children's atruat.‘ has returned home from a to Offenoryn-Blrtiiilay of a Kins.
«.m‘ 113, antiques. waists Weeks visit in New York. . 3.. : - Neldiingor.
0”!“ can: afford to m, 0. ii. Hoyt will soon open a leweir sanctum 300k-
], til I business at his refinance. in lime piano Dimittiil. : nimbl-
manner vi
.im us a lit
Wilillm
W
, midni ht a
thong the h
the ladder.
“"0 an'lnviaslieatl‘ciauiiiii'd b t l m f r
.. e, ueg y»ouryeitrso. lie.
0 "madam; case that 5’9“” be found 3 , George Sherri: silently
_ ‘ 'iibil don't col ‘ ' "Pii lJ
mlvb avulceciiue of par. Eh t ‘ l“, _ ‘ ’39”
M. “ ‘ ' “night The . a sorted.
l.FFiN,|.Di-unnilt. the church ”muffht Kittie 111:?) who recently
8L. South Norwalk. provisions: toys, bunks, games, . has sold his,
3 .. . S” , great number Dl‘nfilcles.and.o first crop of rudiehes, and planted seed
behold re ‘4 of frond aVenlie. is in money belnareceived: The for another area. occupying the entire
tributions wi
I'OW. under t
people
have a.
East Norwalk
tel-noon.
the upper
grain was given at
Recitation-Santa Claus on the
seam th GWB‘ Mer - . '
. He ...... W s
David N . ‘ Kenneth T ‘ ' '
.3... g”withifiiiitfiif“it‘ll.““llofl‘; S°’°.,;'fylgv nil???“ ”Mr", mo,
”its, uesda ni , . i o 9" a Hawk! - '
reroute somber agilitet and Luna“Be ,their Redmuon“H°'“ Comln m a”
Whither] home a.“ :tatedtlh tllhlort Francis Costgllo Carlton White is home from Yale for
mposed running away He oanly‘ 06‘, Instrumental duet. Mandolin and the holidays»
aster-as the White Bridge The otiirr M""""‘“ ”We” and Mildred H i” w‘mam- H‘ Fairbanks m the
twli boys came back last night The Radiation—‘0“ Bless the q“ nay sore throat.
.Slid they ha been in Newark N l .y Stockings, Y Ska Bass returned home from New
‘ Grumman Eothers' horse rhu'n'wuy " Bessie Levy. oliir Eiltr‘itleil’li‘W(ll)n(“inlay evfelfl‘hllzi lv‘
this noon mi in front of iierman ll) School Song~Vlglt 0' St- NW“) Point aft‘ ts. tolmi as. 0 0 ”1‘“ 8
b alimd‘s cgfefoifiéhc Washington stmof R‘ZSfiTJOm—The Doll’s Letter to ' M13}. iq’céirpfl: [13:3 33%;: 13$; are
r .39 an att "east end ftl. -' ' I J ' i )
collided-With one of Coal l.)oull(:i'divi:iif . Helen Fount. axio’dgumiftxhlgomlilgic00m? imiim'
.i'itt’s-teams. breaking the shafts of the Piano bOlO—Tlm Palms. g (I as con om '0 I. and
Thomas and L
liccltatlon~Suntn
Mouse, Claus ““d the whooping-cough. His sister May
no in vet Lifeboat“ I‘ Willie MO" . has chicken-pox. ‘ '
, Wis .. 3 3 nco ‘ School Song-Chi'lstmggnBelis. Rev. and Mrs. C. A. Willson are in
collation-Santa Claus in Hollai V
itecilotion—Christmas
Piano Solow'l‘hc Fountain.
Recitation~Merry Christmas.
Address—Rev. J. .l. Foust.
or school. was as follows:
Song-~Tllc Christmas Welcome,
Recitation—Sim: lilo for Christina "
Solm—iluilg lip the iluby's Stoc
Recitation-A Schomer.
Recitation~A
ANSWERS Christmas Mother‘s Story . James Gordon. of New York. is via
a ' Sum“ Tavlov vtine his sister. Mrs. James M. Will-
“, ~..__.-_ Rupim‘mnmhime Christmas Cur otl and his children. Flossie and WM
Song~Sunta Claus is Coming.
Recitation~Suntu Claus.
. . Recitato —~. - ‘v The Colonel Knowlton Drum Corps
Cents silk initial llilllllliol'i‘liii‘l's. 23c i "Ciriiiifiiic: 1.1218:in gave its annual ball in the. Town Hall.
39c. 50c‘und 75c each. Recitation—~Wliv'! I Durien. last night. The affair was
Ladies silk .einbroidcrcd lmndkcr Theresa Podzclni largely attended. iind a complete suc-
chiefs. 17c ouch: Will-ill 250 to 50,. Song—Christmas Hells ' , cuss in every way.
each. . School. While .lumcs M Wiillnotl was re.
Ladies silk enllu'oldcrcd bundkec Recitation——mrsi Chri'gtmug turning home with a load of wood.
Chiefs. 31' Eddie rBloom. " Monday. his horse took fright and ran.
iiccitation~A Letter to Santa Cia: He broke all the “Wk” from (me
Rocitution~Christmas Morning.
ltcciiution»0ur Christmas Tree.
Recitation—«Anolilcr Visii
dmma Andm son.
iii-citut.ion~—--l)oll's
L
liecltallonwi'oor
lilch Little Tom.
Recitation—Grandma's Christmas.
in which every child was rememlloril i
East Norwaik. Conn.
sells the paint that wears
long as loud and elk-Devon
zinc. ground. by machinery.
W...
-—Don‘i forgot souvenir (‘nicndu
'l‘llu linwuyloll public sch
........_._.,_. “film-iii» 73'3“": . 3 was a member of Company (7. Twenty-
, . , ll "1" "" "'m’ l“ ““‘l‘ "l "I’I’I'Ililici ,1 third Regiment. (kmuecliisiil Volun
.3 .thblo ".313le Silks. “ “t m” “0"!" on Ivy ‘Poinl. lllc Wu.» tom's. The luii-riucui, was ill New i'u-
‘ Aokert's house
Rising Star -.
ale
' wind
the
avenue. “ q 3 " '
Mrs. Harriet. Youngs. of Lincoln
avenue. whobroke her arm some time
ago, is doing nicely. Mrs. Youngs' la
:00"!
was ‘
greenhouse. ‘
Large catches of frost fish are made
daily from the docks at. the head of the
river. The fish are caught with an or-
, ‘ ("nary ltlzh £02k on thelend of a short
a masiexerciaea w po e. ’ e e ormen c car a place in
public 50:32,?” 3 the ice and lay ill wait. When a frost
in Miss Sherwood"; r < fish swims in view he is quickly hook-
school the tollowl red and thrown upon the dock. They
1:30 o’clock: i move very sluggishly in the cold water
and assembly. l and are easily caught.
Solo——
Maggig 30:23:?“ —--The finest display of Turkeys in
Sour—America, - town for 12%0. and 15c. lb.. at Hayes.
lit the distributed
he direction of Re
among the sick and unfo
of the parish. so that a
merry Christmas; ‘
——Mcrry Xmas with Slippers. that's
Mrs. George Knapp. of Maple avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. R. 1). Lyon are expect-
ed home from Old Point Comfort this
week.
ltobu Simone.
Oil—Boy Wanted.
Harold Day.
on-—- ' ' -
“£3,112? gaff- Mrs. Clark. of Stamford. was the
cut 1) ,. -“ guest of Mrs. s. o. Kcelcr. Dul‘ien.
uet”“0“n and 1"“ Weiluseduv.
ucy Collins. Willie Ogden is out of school with
* ew York. the guests of their friend.
Miss Drummond.
., Miss Ada Pillois. of Stamford. is the
h , nest of her until. Mrs. Charles Hob-
ie. of Main street.
3‘. Mrs. ll. C. Mead Foss is spending a
reek in New York. with her sister. at
it he Dakota flats.
it“ Miss Helen Emery. of Monti-lair. N.
.. has been the guest of Mrs. M. Cul-
en. Prospect avenue.
State Secretary of Sunday Schools
corac Demminlz. was the guest of
3; tov. C. A. Willson. Wednesday.
i Miss Clara Billiman. of New York.
j viii spend Christmas with her parents.
r. and Mrs. S. C. Silliman. Duricn.
illicit .l. Osgood, brother of Mrs. H.
. Whitlomore. died very suddenly in
onion. the day before Thanksgiving.
Mr. and Mrs. Wald and son lluy. of
orth Stamford. will spend Christmas
itll Rev. and Mrs. C. .-\. Willson. out
on.
. ‘lic oilice of the ltiup‘s End (‘nul
’ ompuny has been newly filled up with
il-wood ceiling and otherwise made
lll'netirc. .
Mrs. Theodore lleebc. of Noroion
nights. and Mrs. in. Franklin Weed. of
onteutment island. were Dal-ion vis-
.tors. Wednesday.
Cora Taylor.
Evc
Lelia Bowen.
Laura Baker.
Arthur Johnson.
.fi'
.'
.
0ng~¥Hcavcnly Father.
'i‘heprogriun for Room 3. of the i
.2.
School.
u-(‘liristmus Day,
Eililh 390.
n --Slecpy Mun.
Clara Anderson.
anantu Claus in llollnn
mlna liudzilnuiiowslii.
Norman Morrcll.
, k
School. '
i~—-Sunta (‘luus‘s Surpris
idinnpi Moffctt.
i~—.‘\lerry- Christians,
Ji-ssio Redford.
Howard Och rmsnn.
ll' Gordon. Dnricn.
Tile case of Stephen Minor. which
came up Wednesday. was continued un-
..-,I.'ill next Wednesday morning at l0
r, o'clock. In the Town Hull.
‘. Henry Gillespie. 0f Noroton. who was
a ”"135 fined 85 and costs in the Ciiy Court.
“3L?” Stamford. for drunkenness. had his
W fine paid and was given his freedom.
Ol
Emma i’odzelui. -
School.
Francis Keene.
~Welcomc to Soul
Mni‘y Hock.
-~Dcar Old Christmas S
Viola iii-its.
Wheel. but otherwise caused little dam-
age.
Mrs. Rambo has moved from Noro-
. ton Heights to live with her daughter.
‘ Mrs. E. C. Wood. of Lcdgcwood ave-
iiiic. Norwuik. Miss Jennie Benedict.
a piece of Mrs. Weed will also live
l-wlth ll‘lllll.
‘ .lolili Skinlli. i-iliployeii by lil'. While.
oroton. has lately made a pair of
Rates of wire and wood, such us are
oru by boys in Austria. They have.
.ntcrestod many people.
George H. Tilly has purchased the
property adjoining his beautiful pri-
vate lake. The land is bounded by the
roperty of the. railroad company. W est
venue and Leitoy avenue.
A rim: billed dilck. shot and mount-
ed by Clayton Purity. of Durlcn. is on
exhibition in Clarion iioyi‘s show win-
dow in Stamford. It is a very rare
species of bird and none has been seen
here for several yours. The mounting
ls well done.
Mrs. Sarah E. Hall. of Dorian. uud
Chauncey ii. Bartram. a native of “Cl“
twice i lin. Conn.. and an inmate of l’ltt'll's
load at Bolillers‘ Home. were married Wednes-
day night. at the parsonage of the
Methodist Episcopal Church. itev. C.
A. Willson performed the ceremony.
Bessie Anderson.
' lzettu Plait. '
Charles Crane.
from Si
illi'liuril lloyl.
3‘ ()lil 8t. Nicholas
School.
~(ihristnms.
Letter in Sun'
lilian Robertson.
Lillie 'l‘cddy :iu
Fanny White.
lilmnm Ericnon.
Year's Sonlz.
School.
by distribution of primer
E. E. Gerri-m.
Episcopal
lllll'l‘flfllili
noon from the Methodist
ilolrenpuh chapel in West Norwnlk.
"mm onmulorv.
nna has gone into tho but; i The following is lin- muslctrl service
r
in lulu treat. ,
:wBeet Umbrellas for the money.
”Erica‘s. . 3 = .3, .
‘ ' Herbert- Caramel: has
be "
in,.Weetpoi-t. ‘. , .. f ‘
M'rs. Marv Plain. of, Brooklyn. has
been visiting her
White. 3. .l . . . .
Harry G. Comeback: of New York
city. is recovering from his vaccina-
tion. He will spend Christmas at his
home in this piece:
-—-Holly and Mistletoe at Hartford's.
~il‘ancy BOX, Perfume. 25c to so. As-
sortment complete. Pluisted.
WIL TON.
W. K. iiubbell is visiting friends in
town.
Frederic Myer-s is recovering from
an attack of the grip.
Mrs. John B. Sturgcn recently spent
the day in New York.
The Center school house will soon
be improved by the laying of a new
floor.
Mrs. George A. Davenport paid a
short visit to the metropolis on Mon-
day.
The west door of St. Matthew's
Church. will be closed for the winter
on Sunday next.
leralans have now received up-
pointments for duty at the library dur~
ing the ensuing winter.
An artesiun well has been driven on
the premises recently purchased by our
enterprising towusman, T. 1“. Gilbert.
The Reading Circle met this week
with Mrs. H. (i. Thomson. The high
iy entertaining discussions were omit-
ted this Thursday.
Services appropriate to the Christ-
mas festival will be held at St. Mat~
thew‘s Church on Tuesday next. with
the Holy Communion.
Miss Winifred While. of Cannons.
arrived last week in Minneapolis. for
an extended visit with her uncle. the
Hon. Benjamin Davenport.
Rural free delivery does not receive.
lunch cucouragment in Wilton just at
present. "To be or not to be. that is
the question." Quien shbe‘.’
The usual Christmas eve. festival iii
the Congregational Church will consist
this year of a unique entertainment.
symbolic, of the centuries processloliul.
Miss Alice Mlddlcbrook. of North
Wilton. who has been ill of typhoid
fever. in switching (Lorna relapse. Her
sister. Miss
same disease.
The Magazine Club. Mrs. J. M. Hells.
secretary. now enters nuspiciousiy up-
on s new year. Eight of the leading
periodicals are taken. This club has
well stood the test of time: forming
one. of Wiltou's ncl‘mnncni literary iil‘
stituions for the period of over six.
teen years.
The fair held Saturday afternoon
and evening at the Library in the Mir
tcrest of the Sunshine Society. and un-
der the patronage of Mrs. A. W. Mer-
wln and Miss Katherine Sturgcs. was
a success financially and socially. The
room. tastefully decorated with ever-
greens. the dainty little tables laden
with fancy articles and presided over
by the children. and last. but not least.
the. counter appropriated to the sale
of choice. homo-made candy. presented
an attractive appearance. The pro-
cccils. amounting to 3115. will be do
voted to the benefit of the society.
The design of these Juveniles is to im-
itate the “little busy bee." improving
the shining hours. and at the some
time cultivating cheerfulncss and kind-
ness towards others.
~(')pera Glasses. Gold Pens and Pen-
cils. .1. Spencer & Co.
-~~l"loridn Oranges. 33.2.» to $3.50 per
box. ii“. i). Lawton & Co.
NEW CANIUIN.
George H. Banzhilf and family have
moved to Stamford.
George Mulkin has employment with
a shoe firm in Dcckcrtown. N. Y.
The engagement is announced of
Miss Nellie Puulcy to A. W. l-‘orboll. of
Norwalk.
Ellsworth. the youngest child of Mr.
and Mrs. M. Russell. of liurils avenue.
is very ill with pneumonia.
The Christmas entertainment of the
Methodist Church will be held in the
church. Monday evening. at 7:30.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kaiser and
children. also Mrs Charles Whitlock.
visited with their sister. Mrs. George
Wurdwcll. Chestnut street. Norwalk.
this week.
William B. Simon has rented half of
one of C. \‘i’. Hodgcs's houses in East
avenue. Mr. Simon will be married
to Miss Margaret Lochluann. during
the holidays.
The inurrluue of C. ll. Puncher and
Miss Carrie Lloyil took place ycstci'~
duy afternoon, at the home of Mrs.
George Lockwood. East uvi-nuc.
A. M. (irlfllu and family. of New
York. is now bourtllnl: at Mrs. Clark's.
North Main street. Mr. Griffin in em-
ploycil bv the Consolidated railroad.
The second rolbciill of Wooster
Lodge. l i), U, l‘.. took place Monday
evening. and was largely attended.
After the initiation of u candidate. the
calling of the roll took place. and 107i
brothers responded. either personally
or by letter. An elaborate collation
was served in tile liiinililcl-hnll.
m- ”m..."
PAINT YOUR BUGGY FOR Tile.
with Devon's Gloss Carriage Pnlni.
ready for use: 10 colors. Gives a
high gloss equal to new. Sold by
Comatoclt, Watkins & Dow and J. ’i‘
Prowltt.
-~—Gcesc. l-ic. ll) Water nti'ect.
DRY COLOR MANUFACTUHEl’ie.
NEW YORK. llccillliiior Zl-wA moi-L
lull of dry color munufuctnrorn llun just
been held here. in connection with the
current plunu for a consolidation in
those interests. A committee was up.
pointed to appraise the real estate and
machinery of the varlmie factories ill
the linitedfitates. and is expected to,
it to a consolidation. The new cor-potu
ution. it formed, will probably be onpl~
tulizod at about 83.000000.
”mafia-om.”— m...
“Edison Phenomena. All the latest
1. W. Studwelle.’
“WW6 no“
common. ¥IATKINI a
4.
deter. Mrs. Rachel ,
buildup; its. use "ill or the '
report by the 15th. of January. A large;
majority of the manufacturers of the '
country are said to be willing to enter .
records. Bargains in orwhovliommat
now «an I. "
The opportunity is Here Bioked by
South Norwaik Testimony.
Don't take our word for it.
Don't depend on a stranger’s state-
ment. ,
Road Mb Norwalk endorsement.
Read the statements of South Nor-
walli citieens.
And decide for yourself.
Here is one case of it.
Mr. 1“. S. Lyon, of 22 High street.
says: "I procured a box of Doan’s
Kidney Pills from Pluiutcd's drug
store for a slight urinary trouble ori-
ginating from a ’cold which i caught
at an entertainment. Doan's Kidney
Pills must have brought about the
change for after the treatment l was
quite well."
Price 60
Foster-Milburn Company. Buf-
F‘or sale by all dealers.
cents.
falo, N. Y.. sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the namemlJonu‘s-«anil
Who'll do my paper-
lna In a hurry and do
‘ii’l‘fmlirf'
I WI”,
JuniusBrawn
South Main Street.
Under Buokieyfliyheeier'e Bicycle
Res. 25 Elm arovc Place
Chrlslmas Notes on
Good Furniture.
liuy all you can of us. for we
have ic~i i‘atierus. lircatcst Vitr—
iciy. Limesi l’riccs‘. l’i‘mu now
on Xmas shopping occupies the
center of the selling.r stage. llcrc
great prcparuiium for the past six
weeks have culminated in the
most magnificent array of Holi-
day (itltlilS ever assembled in The
Norivalks. Morris Chairs, Odd
Rockers. Couches. Book Cases,
Ladies' Desks. Toilet
Chifi'oniers.
(lur elaborate holiday prepara-
limls in no wise interfere with our
regular business. \\‘c'rc just as
l‘t‘illl_\' to furnish )tilll‘ house colu—
plcic as if illt'l‘t" was lli) Christmas
trade.
A. J. Collins & (10.,
12 No. Main St.. So. Norwalk.
Be Careful
of What You Eat.
A stomach in distress will not make
.‘(inus a very "merry" one.
Our growries are perfectly reliable
~ -lhc prices give you an opportunity to
save a little for Xmas gifts~»-ii11ullller
rollshuble feutnreJ
W
A. STU LL,
:4 oo'mifm avenue.
nas'i‘v NORWALK.
W. .
sous THROAT?
Brazilian
“Inn-Inn
loo. pm 81.00
smarts 3.
e
eminent
, 3 , whom?"
sell the paint
‘ "and
p? 1‘
and oil-uneven lead on
‘ullnm '
I that. 1"
rm
W
rainfall":
Witt, slicing“.
‘ui
Qvij‘ciit‘HNorlhern train No. 4. east-bound
Tables,
(luv Very licst llnitcr. L’lc lb. 0 . .
3 pits. N. s. Mince Meat. :53“ Plumblngafld Tlflllmg.
lli lbs. (ii'iiil.lSiignl-. $1.00
New Layer Figs. lllc box.
2 pkgs. Persian Dates. ioc Steamand 088 Fitting
Cupc Cod ()runbcrrics, lllr qt. '
New iioncy. lilc glass. STAMFORD RANLHCh
ll‘uncy Large Prunes. lilc lb. “fl“
Fancy .inmuicu Oranges. 25c doz. '
div.
Plumbing. Steam.
Hot Water and
Gas billing.
TIN AND SHEET
IRON WORK.
n...” “1-"...
con. wares and
Hat/lune “I‘rnll‘l'.
.eou-m powwow
3,... __.—....... .. .-
i .—
Psoer
Although we are haw
mg a very busy season,
we have not allowed
our stock to run down.
and can offer as good
varietv as earlier.
Will do your work
when wanted.
5-5'90rham.
l0 FIRST AVENUE.
East Norwalk.
Tel. l35-2.
TRAIN ENTERS CASCADE TUNNEL:
SEATTLE. Wash. December 3].,
\\ as t‘l‘id'iii'hl' to 'elii‘e‘r‘ihe‘ Cowadotun
ncl. Eleven minutes later it emerged
on the east side. The trip was a suc-
cess in every particular. President
l-iill did not arrive in time to partlcr-
pate in the event. There were no eel-A
cmonlcs and chance settled what t'aln
had the honor. The tunnel is 13):.”
feet long.
w‘l’l’lone 4 3-6.
BARNETT—i; BERRY
SKATES!
are the standard of the world.
Others imitate them but no one
makes quite as nice. neat. stylish
and pretty skates. We have sold
them for
FOURTEEN YEARS.
and stick to them. not because
they are the cheapest, but because
they are the BEST SKATE ON
THE MARKET. We warrant
them.
Our line of Table and Pocket
Cutlery is the finest in town.
Electricail goods have recently
been added to our stock.
Comstock,
Watkins
8: Dow.
nz WASHINTON STREET.
South Norwalk.
PROMPT'AT'TENTios
T0 ORDIRD.
Horace R. Nash;
D . ‘a Cure
Digests what you eat.
It urtiflclall digests the food and side
Nature in 9 ran theniug and recon~
etruotln the ex ousted digestive or-
ation. it iltlielatcntdiscovered digest.-
ant and tonic. No other preparation
can a preach it in cuiclency. it ln«
stunt y relic esuiul permanently cum
in, ndigestloo. l-i rtburn,
i“: "Waist? hurt” mm.
c as
Iii“ feebltlofhnperféc‘t ignition.
. 3 3 m
' . . 1M
wmmmr M WG’W‘mmW
Neuralgin attend ’ ‘,
dartingpaiu over the eyes om .
the temple. is alumni instantly i”
lievcd by Accton. ‘. ' ‘
m-
iii:
A
i.
\\'
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A Good Workman-w
will give prompt attention to, ..
your plumbing. if you lei; us
know your wants in. that bump-l *
We employ skilled and car] "
fill assistants and the best ti! 9
materials. Call us up at any"
time and you’ll have reason to
be glad you did so. ..
Phone 1374. ' = ll
,9
Charles E. Claphanl
' 50 South Main Street .:_
K South Norwalk. ' i i
.‘y‘
H0
To Suit Everybody.
We have them coming' by ‘
the car-load every 3
for 4m
M. TKELOVS
innings
NORWALK:
SOUTH NORWALK.
' Md
Ling
Propellers
l!’ 2
cm or NORWALK. 3 1
VULCAN AND mean. 1'
Leave Nor-walk 5 p. in. Lean flout!
Norwalk 6 p. in Leave New orb,
Pier 23, East River, Beekman 8 root.
3 o. m. 4
W. .
Nissanaa
TlME TABLE.
in Effect December 2. 1900. ""1
LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK F0
NEW YORK. . i
A. M.~-l2:58x, 4:55x. 5:45x. 6:15.
:55. 7:13. 7:54. 8:161. 9:03x, 9:864
9:430. i0222x. 10:40, 11:35:. ‘ . .
l‘. M. -—l2:55x, 1:17. 2125!. 3:05,“;
"’lv. 4:07. -l:50x, 5:33, 5255):, 6:41,
:tlnx.h'.ll.1ll320. ‘ ,‘
SUNDAYS.
P.M.-»~:l::llx.5133.5:551.7:20.,10:10. -
:4
"l
A M.— i:;f:3 x 4:551. 5:451. 0:05.
LEAVE NEW YORK FOR HOUT"
NORWALK. ,
A kl--»i2:02x. 5:00. 6200,. 7:00.
8:00x. H:02. 9:003, 1020”. 10:04, ,
ll:00x “:02. .
P. M.-12:li2. 1:04,2:00x.3:0‘.'l.3:80:.‘ .
4:02 x, 1:04. 4:30, 6:02, 610%, 6:02,,
7:00. 8:001 9:30 11:001. ,«l' . .-:
SUNDAYS. 'I 3. ’ 3'
A. n.——iz:02x. 6:00, mauled- ,i
P. M.~-~-li:li0. 11:00. .
LEAVE souTH NORWALit FOB
new HAVEN. 3 ~ ~
A. iii.w~12:08x. 1211:. “201:. 6:20,
7:42;) 82ft. ilzlflx. 10:06!.!,‘11:08X,
iii-l... .
1:10, 3: 4:18, ,
P. M.——-12:02x, 07 .
5:27. 6:25. 7:053. 9:05x. 0:15, It”)
Bridgeport. in addition to e yea-P.
M.. 2:46, 0:04. 7:28. 3 . ~
’ SUNDAYS. ‘
A. lli.—-—12:081_i. 1:111. 1:20
0:!2. 11:08:. ’ ' “
P. hip-7:10. , ,
8QUTH NORWALK TO DA
A. M 0'35. 107101;.
P. M.—~-l:..0. 4:25am 5:10. 0:“: . .1
oaueunv 'ro court-i no MALK
a. M.~li:ll0. 7:25. 9:38. 11:1. '
l’. M.-~4:00x, 0:25. . “ .
Sunday trains to Deanery. 2in a. in
7:25 p. m. were Dlhbumfi ‘
6:10 p. in. . ‘
An 1 Indicates express; .
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Norwalk Chronicler