T ( or all,“ finish slid Vicinity: Fair ll colder tonight and Tuesday. figures is control this morning ' ‘ern portion at the Lake re- It in ii probably pass out the St , noo valley tunight. it is follow- “an area of colder and pleasant mum—ps— lilies Canes for limits. 0' Brien. urn—use '14-— mas tree ornaments at Schmedes‘, V .3 id in. .lficpiliar Blonds of Dinars. 81 to 87 b0 thlpley it Clark Uhderhill is home from oilege (for his Christmas vaca- ((‘fllieersohaum and Brier Pipcs. new 3.“ latest shapes Wilelpley s Mk. g5 BMltiBlha at Winnlpauk. will hi‘istms‘s festival this even ‘1 8W9“! £5.an 25c" at Cuneo‘a. i'i‘hc boat Bella has arrived at John 's wharf with a cargo of soft ,. tn ’eu“: ileum-lun- ‘ ,lllcliehs. 129mm, at Hayes‘s Wfi lss‘ Susan Seymour of Welt W881, is the guest of relatives in New Elven; lwliurmonlllng effect in Holiday Neckwe'or. Sellecit's. Isa Edith Nickerson. of New York .vrlli spend Christmas at her home ~ in' NorwalkJ "Fe-70m- own make pure candy. Lane's. l _ A.” I‘“ .. I . inlliain J. Fealy. of Washington street.‘4v1iil- spend Christmas In Brook- , -'—4l.utest Soft Alpine Hats. 0' Brien. ~ M Mr. and Mrs. William H Raymond, of’1“yl,or avenue. are visiting relatives impacting. ,, 94Wle will not Open tomorrow. Com- stock Bros. ide'or‘ge E. Thompson. of Quintard as“. will spend the holidays at New ~4 ~‘thllsu‘lred down sale of toys and hol- idaylgopds Bulkley & Wheeler. Joseph Himmoli. S. J. of South Nofivalk, is visiting at St Peter‘s par- Hayes' s. Eycritt’ list ‘b‘ hone numerals twins!" ~5000 pounds of the“; driest 'i‘urlrcs Ia town. for 41: his. lh.. l. The Broad River Sunday schonl will have a Christmas it” In the chopdl. Thursdsy. Deccmb or: 2“I - “mm-m .4 -~'i'he finest extra sleds Buckwheat and Sauerkraut; will be served to cm eryllcdy tonight at J hinxweiler‘a. ff Mr. and Mrs. C. Krliunter. of New York. are. cue-toot Idols... ate P. Hut» ter, of Mnin‘ street: Norm. k. ‘ The funeral of the late William Rooney. was attended from St. Mary’s 4 Church. Sunday attornoon. w” ~specllu candies for holidays. Wholesale prices. 4 Schmedos, S. Main. W Frank Rooney. of Northampton, Moss. was In to'w‘n yesterday, to attend the flinernl of his brother. nyq- ——The children' s candy is at Lano' s Mrs. Eva W. Parker has been up. pointed administratriit of' the c‘4stute of the late Seymour V. D. Parker. —-Best Umbrellas for the money. O'Brien's. The Christmas festival of the Spring- wood Union Sunday School will he held on Friday night. at 7 o'clock. -—-You will ilnd‘plesty of neckwear at Comatock Bree. to select presents from. Mr. and Mrs William W. Lester. of Bayview avenue. are spending the Christmas holidays In Oxford,N ..Y m ~The finest display of Turkeys ln town for ”Slim and 15c. 1b.. at Hayes. The Christmas festlynl of tile Nor- waik Methodist Sunday sohool will be held in the church, Christmas night. -Murked down sale“ of toys and hol- Iday goods. Sullile‘y It Wheeler. Mrs William- Conway and two daughters. Theresa and Agnes, are spending the holidays in Newark N. J. ~Speclal- sale of Groceries at Jose lofl's. The Methodist Episcopal Sunday school of South Norwaik will have its Christmas entertainment Wednesday night. ——Park and 'i‘elford's fine wines. llq~ mm and cigars. at New Mahackemo. The Christmas festival of the South Norwalk Congregational Sunday school will be held Wednesday night at 7:30 o ‘.clcck —-Sllk Suspenders. one pr. in box. We to 81.25. Bollocks. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence E. Crew and daughter, Miss N. Geneva Crew. of South Main street. have been yieltint in New York. ——Skates. Hubbell a Keeler‘s, 15 V Water St. Harrie Coburu is spending the Christmas holidays with his parents. Dr. and Mrs.- J. Milton Cobllrn. at Coi- onlal Cottage. -—'l‘he best is none too good. Peck dc Snyder‘ s skates: Fox Cycle & Hard- ware Co. Miss Edith Brown, of Hartford, is spending the holidays with her sister oéhlalresldence.10«iMaln street Dall- “177% .. ( We. it upon assouruaur *‘ll' 4: 11,9, 16c. 18c. Fresh Pork. Mills llelen M. Brown, at the Norwulk' Hospital. lp' 4 Nil. rf/f“ (11"‘ 47.15:") ‘37,? ',.lltlttlhr§.'tliiltlih i-mv or soc. ll). topsoil). Fresh Home. tows. lb. soc. lb. Fresh Shoulders. soc. lb. (14c. lb. Legs Lamp, 12%;. ll). "56¢. lb. Fore-quarters Lamb. soc. ii). on arms Titans AND ET; WREATHS ’I‘O SELECT FROM. 31.19 warts: , $3 ”lath Mun fitted I1 “W. (4 ““4 \. " ~Ear Mulls; Ear Mulls. O‘Brien's ' W Tonight the store will be open or into as is neceosory to serve Wilt“ Today will be a hard shopping day at the best. '1‘ 0 make it easier . keep to the right; as much as possible. don’t visit in busy places; if you re in doubt where to look for a thing, ask any man with his hat off; see that clerks get your namesnd address cor- rectly if goods are to be sent. A hint; the people who make crowds can lust as easily unmake them. Our delivery service is work- ingsplendidly, but most folks pre- fer (to take small parcels with them. New and greater room for house coats now. Had to have it to accommodate you and show them as they deserve. Handsome coats of lady‘s cloth or $4.50. Warm ,light- weight pretty coats of double faced cloth, plaid hacks, for $5. rich silky patterns, $9.50. Near new staircase. . There's been a rte-arrangement of things in the basement section devoted to toys. You can shop quicker now. Whole tables given up to things at 25c.. 50c., 75c, and 95a, beside the miscellaneous ar- ray of toys costing up to as much as $i2. Twelve dollars buys the big horse that so many little fellows have enjoyed a ride on. it served its purpose ; now we sell it for half price. There are tables of games, tables of mechanical toys, of little toys, and so on. Basement, rear. Fine books in sets. Just the thing for that member of the fam- ily whose present has most puz- zled you. Kipling, 10 vois., cloth, 810. Thackeray, 10 vols., c nth. 85.50. Cooper.16 voila. cloth, 12. isomer. is vols.,’ cloth. .2. 75. Eliot 8 voila cloth. 86.50. glint, 8 vols.. half f. as. akespcore it to ,cloth. 82. 75. Shakespeare, 1: vols.. cloth 813. so. Vidtdr Huge lat/01s.. hall calf. $21. 50 History of the English People. Orson. i vol‘o.. $8. 50. Short Stories of the English People Grebe. 2 vols. 81.50. lion» and Bottle, 2 vols, :2. Books for young folks and for - children. along with many good books for older people. occupy the new millincry room just off the regular bookshop. The book bus- ' .(iness we do at this time of the your ‘ demands three times our ordinary space and facilities. Book prices here are always less than publishers'; less than other book sellers.‘ Right corner. roar. ..,.. . run HOWLAND carcinoma, if ‘ Finest coats of all. brocadcd in . Ii hates health! Sleep roost invoriabl accom nloiltoonc vpo’fioaiahd its manifold attendd’dt ov s-ne "iii-“fig: on. sad. i s r 1Mé(,%mtodtlw|d ”‘qu- ni may soon or ruinous y its room a -t on e perv:- and on t siomub In bowel s. cote cares Con-ti itch and Nerve, Htomn'gh'ln er and Kidncyp‘ii ”been For a severe Cold or La Grippe procure a box of Accton, take one powder every half—hour until pcr- spiring freely (three usually suf- fice) and in a few hours your cold disappears. best taken at night. 256st D‘rirgg‘ists. or Accton Medical Co.. Mystic, Conn. Salts THROAT? l .( u TRY Brazilian lit (lit. ion or $1.00 EAXTEK’S or PLAISTED'S A NOTICE. Board of Belief. Notice is hereby given that the Board of Rclicf of the Town of Nonvalk will meet at their office, Opera House Block. on Monday, january 7111.. l901. from 2 until 4 o'clock. p. in.; Wednesday. 9th.. 7 to 9. evening; Saturday. l2th. 2 to 5 p. m.; Monday. 14111, 2 to 5 p. m.; Wednesday. Ifitll, 7 to 9 evening; Saturday. 1911], 2 to 4 o'clock. p. m.. for the purpose of hearing and determining any and all appeals made to them from the doings of the assessors, on list of I900. They will also meet with the assessors as a joint board, Sat- urday, january 19. at 4 p. m., for the purpose of abating tllc polls of sick and disabled persons. Norwalk, Conn. January 7th, 19m. JARVIS-KELLOGG. JAMES SUTHERLAND, CHARLES W. BELL. d22 2w Board of Relief. NOTICE. CITY BILLS ' Notice is hereby given to all persons having bills against the City of South Norwalk. to present the some to the undersigned. on or before the 28th. inst. to secure payment thereof at the meeting of the Council to be held on the 31st. inst. JOSEPH R. TAYLOR. City Clerk. South Norwalk. December at, 1900. daa3t. W. ANNIVERSARY or TEMPERANOE an: CRUD . CHICAGO, boomer Bio-A special program was carried out at the himZ Inahuol Methodist Church In Evanstou. isilt night) in commemoration of the twenty-sixth anniversary of the com- mencement of ll mineral temperance crusade throughout the United States. The speakers of the evening were Mrs. L. M. N. Stevens. president. Miss Anna Cordon. vice president of the National Wcmon' ii Christian Temperance Union. -w—uw— COMI'IOCK. WATKINI A new Alto . "DWI 'r‘r. sell the point not wear- twiccos long as lead on lei-Devon lead and title. ground by moohincyy lineal merchants report a heavy trade Saturday evening. With the business of today and thin evening, the holiday trade will have been the best many of the merchants ever had. ~A Pox guaranteed new for ti. Cycle a ‘Hsrdtrsre Co. ”Dill as he buys t his home in . l) 4 Soeuth Norwalk. m 111.0%. Phoenix illh e W mourning In pliant-y ii the late Fred erlck Wardwell. who was killed in New Canaan, Friday. 41m finest extra made Buckwheat 4 and Sauerkraut. will be served to sv- erybody tonight at J. Li'nxweilers. Miss Lizzie Mullen. of Pine street. will spend her two weeks' vacation in Stockbrldge. Mass" with her cousin, Rev.‘ James Muller. ‘ wMany articles at half price. Bullo loyal: Wheeler. M The annual meeting of Phoenix illn- glue Company will take place, Tues- day evening, January 1. A dinner will follow the shooting. -—Fancy bottles Cologne for Xmas, at Finch’s, next post office. The members of Old Well Hook and Ladder Company had a luncheon last Saturday night. Turkey soup was the principal item of the menu. *w'l‘lie winter term at Brown’s Col- logo begins January 2. Students are enrolling daily. Mrs. Mary L. Dom. Francis J. Dora and Miss Matilda Smith. will spend Christmas with their brother. Rev. A. J; Smith, of New Haven. -—Flnc line of cigars suitable for the Holidays. strictly union made. at .l. Oldenachluger‘s. 104 Washington St. The Misses Dibble will give their annual Christmas party to their nepll own and nieces. tonight, at their real deuce lll South Main street. —Mllillers. Cloves. fancy Hosiery. Shirts. (special), Selleck's. A Mr. Whitney. of Winnipuuk. who has been at the Norwnlk Hospital. suf having from an abscess on his knee. was discharged. Saturday. —~'f‘urkeyu, 121,“. and 15c. Hayes‘s. lb.. at The officers of Catholic Union Coun- 5 oil Knights of Columbus will be. In. .1; stalled. Wednesday. by District liep uty John unruly. of Bridgeport. ——-Umbrelins. the prices the some Xmas as at any other time. O'Brien. The Christmas exercises of the Gran- bury school were held in Washington Hull, Friday evening. There was a program of carols and Christmas reel- tatlous. after which gifts were distrill litcll. -—Carving sets. llllbbell & Keeler’a, 15 Water St. Miss Mella Adams. of Washington arrived at her home ill Taylor avenue, Saturday night. to spend a two weeks' vacation from her duties ill the Census department. line Silk and Sellcck's. ~Complete Linen Handkerchiefs. Pioneer Truck Company has decided to postpone its meeting from Tuesday evening. January 1. for one week. At this time officers will be elected and a social time, with refreshments. will follow. —lf you are one of those who have put off buying your Xmas presents, we would suggest that you will find a large assortment at Comstock Bros. Miss Daisy Govern. of Brookslde. will spend Christmas in Bridgeport and attend the wedding of Miss Emma L Diver, formerly of this city. to Bernard '1‘. Smith, at Trinity Church. “an—’4'” —-Baker's and Lowney's high grade bonbons. Special sllpply for Holidays. put up In very attractive boxes. Brok on candy. canes. etc. tree «lacerations. Owens, N. Main. The funeral of the late Harriet Blinu was held Saturday from the Broad Itiv- er chapel. Rev. J. W. Davis. of East Norwalk, officiated. The Interment was in the Down 'i‘own cemetery. Pouches. Match Snuff Boxes. -'l‘obscco Jars. Safes. Cigar Cases, Whelpley 6i: Clark. Mrs. Richard Mitchell. who has been the guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Newcomb. of West Main street. will leave Norwalk for the West. Wed- nesday. to join her husband In Denver. . —-liolly and Mistletoe at Hanford's. Governor llouusbury has appointed Dr. Lauren M. Allen. of South Nor- walk. past surgeon from this town to examine all persons liable to exemp- tion from military duty in the state. -Prepare for the activities of busi— ness by taking a course at Brown' in Cal- logo. The demand for our graduates exceeds the supply. Write for catalog Mr. and Mrs. Elliott Richmond. of Danbllry, spent Sunday with their brother. 8. ll. Richmond. of 5!! Main street, Norwalk. we -—4A mild cigar like the Imperial Crown is the right cigar for most man. its its quality more than quantity. White Ibis i Mum Isis; MOI-idles}. whee-lat sole of Cr caries at Jose? .4, ‘ " s [french in K “ll dcu. isn’t it The oxford is A very good holes made with $12.00. kcrsey—pockets bone. nlcnt $16. on. Like to look you? How's the mall’s. : AAA-:A (WW Mill.) In plain package. ”.00 a. box. 6 for $5.00 cureiu go days or refund money paid. airman and Jooiloon m Cold by GEORGE c. BTILLION. ”2. . SOUTH NOR WALK SA VINOS BANK. Open daily. except Saturday. from a. m. tolam..andfl-omltosp. m sturdsy. D a. m. to 12 m.. and on Mon day evening from Ito Interest allowed on assoc-it: ALDEN SOLMANS. Prcst. JOHN ll. FDRRIS. Vice-Prose GEO. F. sham. Sec. and Tree Hustle for Cash. Highest cashm price paid for old met- als and materials of every kind. Drop me a postal and i will call. Prompt attention and honorable, dealings with all. i am occasionally in New York some days through the week. Immediate attention on my return will be given to any business that may come in during my absence. ABRAHAM HARRIS. 13 Raymond St. or 11 North Main St... Store. MN 4]). W. RAYMOND» FUNERAL—DIRECTOR AND salesman. ..,-...... _... vs Washington It. South Norwclk. Residence. 0 Crescent Tori-roe "chains”. at M"... m RIPE. LUOCIOUS AND DELICIOUS FRUIT. arranged in handsome baskets makes a. most acceptable Christmas gift. Fur- ther than that, fruit ls almost indis- enslblo to the Christmas dinner table. , bother you want to play Santa Claus r simply want to embellish .Vflul' can ht}. We are in position to llll‘l‘l your requirements as to any fruit Ill season. Isa WALL OTRIIT. outsells The coming of the cold is sud Sudden changes make quick colds. tion” quickly. Get an overcoat. ranks of popularity. nicely lined to within one inch of edge, pockets well made, buttonJ llerc’ s a stunner-«$16.00 oxford ton holes. worked in silk. buttons This oxford is silk lined way to edge a very handsome gar— YOU. ill BOY! a little coat—made with full back-just the same as A real bargain. mammzl about it. ‘ $5 tSoufh Narwalk PILLS Cara lnpotency. Night Emissions, Loss of Memory. all wastin dis- eases. all effects of self-abuse or excess and indiscresiion. 60 A nerve tonic and blood builder. Brings the pink PILL. glow to pole cheeks and restores the fire of youth. By ‘ 4 mail soc. per box. 6 boxes for $3.50. with our hub 50 chic guarantee to cure or refund the money paid. - Send for circular and copy of our bookable guarantee bond. 01... liEllVlTA TABLETS Positively guaranteed cure for Loss of Power, Varicoccle. Organs. Parcels, Locomotor Ataxia. Nervous Frustration Paralysis and the Results of Excessive Use of Tobacco. G. GHIOTTO. NORWALK. $ Seek “protoc- still ill the front substantial cost exceptional care, reinforced, bu t- likc papa dou' t T cll 00. fission Vlltllly Last Vigil ani flaunt... EXTRA STRENGTfl Immediate Results Ufideveloped or Shrunhou ysteria, Fits. Insanity, By snail mm 0 him or not. with our Idlphblc 31.31594...“ Address NERVITA MEDICAL COMPANY CHICAGO. Ill-II” amulet. South Norwaik. Conn. Take Notice." The cost for life insurance in most of the old line companies has been increased during the past year. but for a guaranteed policy in the Conn. General Life, of Hartford it will continue to be the same for the next thirty days, so if you coutelllplatc insurance, and wish to secure same at lowest possible cost, apply at once to FRED H. FIELD, Gen. Agent, United Bank Building. BORDA ‘ PRESS“ 95 Washington Street, South Notwslk. PRINTING or Every Description. CONRAD BORDA, Sentinel Building, You want your coal delivered to you by the best method. We employ the most careful men and our aim is for perm-lion or delivery as well as por- fection of coal. WE KNOW IT will be to your advantage to buy your coal here. Irving Lockwood a Co. Successor to D. Harris. , Coal Yard and Office Water strait 4 l . .m l. rllnm corner Washington and " Main streets. South Norwhlit. Com Telephone Call, 316. ' 1', ‘.
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