whore llxlit snow. is fal- y place reporting temper- lero was White RiveI. being bomberature prevails gen- , out oi the Roolty Mountains. et along the gulf and Atlantic coasts. wItlons favor. for this vicinity weather except possiblly colder. rIlIe. improved Order of , ll elect officers tonight. __"n Sukny. formerly of South is Wiouely iii In \Vestport. Gampbell. of Orchard street pend the holidays In Newtown. amyf'shaw. of New York, spent lines at his home in Norwalk. and rs...l c Néwklrlt of N01 it “are guests of relatives in Boston. Ith relatives In New Ethel Harlin. of WoodwaId padding a few days in flow In "hire. Nelson ‘14. Hoyt. of agenda. spent Christmas in ifld'a I "Hutchinson. of New ‘olty‘. iii vi tins relatives in Chest Matthew Eh ardt and family had muons w “ill relatives In New 51; W l cigar like the Imperial _ Vii iii the right cigar for most men. I in quality ‘tnore than quantity, J. Walter Pen; and son of ‘ N. Y.. are holian guests or 34173- Jalnes ii. Flynn of l' nion ohlt Podinore. of Albany N. Y. is n Vlidny guest of his parents Mr and Milk William Podmore. of North Main . and hire. August Roettecher of , llaln street. hate been enter— Alfred and George Paproth or G. C. Marshall and daughter of Pound Ridge. N. 1' are and an. wuus Woodward and .‘I'and John R Woodward spent , . with their father, E. A. William P. Beers the Nowell: sta- nnll bookseller. Is oil‘cring his Pill diaries and calendars at a lib broom. Morita! Society's committee to consider the proper relo- of Fainders" Day. will be held «china. and Ira James Sheehan and Joann Raine. of Bridgeport. . _vltb III. and Mrs. P Mrs. elm Eryn . continence tripli as dill ' ’ tween Norunlk spoils Very Mrs. W. H. Sword in In Torriuxton. her dang tar. Mrs. G. E. Steele. W Mrs. F A. Bracken. “ where ah will spend the holidays with W ‘ I: aim. ” street. is visiting her daughter. Mrs. fl _ I ' ‘ W. '1‘. 0' Brien. of blew Britain. ‘Mr. and Mrs. A. 1"." Damon. of Sprint ‘ street. have Mr. and Mrs. J. E. son. of New York, as holiday guests. I WM Palestine Castle. AnoeInt Order 'Knlghts of the Mystic Chain. Will elect otlicers. next Monday night, in ill head quarters in Waahlnirton street ‘ i. H. Decker the Washington street , merchant. has the Stars and Stripes 5 displayed In a window of hie-stove. In honor of the holiday season. , Mr. and Mrs. Henry J." Simon and son Harold. of titles. N. Y.. are spend- ing a few days with Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Thompson, of South Main street. Mrs. Shelton Stevenson is visiting relatives in Bridgeport. and will later be the guest of Mrs. Beverly Powell (nee Louie Stevenson). at Brooklino. , Mass. nun—mo.”- Tho South Norwnlk Congregational Baptist and Methodist Episcopal Sun day schools will hold their Christmas festivals tonight. o‘clock. Miss Lucy A. Wiekes, the lore-woman in the trimming department in the Wheeler Straw Works. was presented with an elegant easy chair. by the girls in her room on Saturday last as a Christmas present Miss Edna’ Wilson. of Elm street. ‘ who has been touring in England and France. spending some time at the Paris Exposition. will sell for home. Wednesday, January 9. Manager Meyers. of The Air Ship Company. which played at Hoyt’s '1‘th atre. yesterday. entertained the mem‘ bers of the cost at a Christmas dinner in Lane‘s restaurant. at the conclusion of last night’s performance. 2_ Mrs. Jennie E. Wood. of Derby. lor- meI-ly Jennie E Stanton. daughter of the 1an Noel B. Stanton, of Orchard street Nonvolk. has been granted a dIIorce from Frederick W. Wood on the grouud oi desertion. ‘ Adolph Dreyfuss. of Quebec. Canada. is spending a few days at the Maharis- emo Hotel. Mr Dreyfuss has a respon- sible position with a large corset tunn- ufacturing concern in that place. Dr. Carl A Harstrom of No rwnlk. leaves ih is evening for Philadelphia. where he is to read a paper before the leaves this evening. for Philadelphia. Association. The meeting is to be held at the l'niversity of Pennsylvania. Harry B. Wilson. formerly connected with the staff of the Norwalk Hospital. was in town. Monday. having returned from an extended trip South. lie will assume a responsible position in New York city. early in the new year. The rehearsal of the hiale Chorus has been postponed from this evening to Friday evening at 8 oclock. at the .Norwnlk Methodist Episcopal Church. Every members is urged to be present Master Dwight Osborne. the little son of ex Representative Clarence 0:4 borne and wife. of Arch street gave his baby friends a Christmas party. New day afternoon at which a number of little tots were present and had a fine time. Mrs. \lary J.. widow of William G. Grant. sixty—live years old. died in her chair at Danhury. of acute heart dis ease. She had been in feeble health for several months. but was apparently as well as usual yesterday. A mm her of the family sought to arouse her. and discovered that she had died with out gnawing her position or stating I soon PAINT YOUR IUGGV FOR I“. with Dome (lieu carriage not nae: igneous. (liva- W‘ warn. smart .I. Pauli. a by 1' &I .II - WW»... THANK YOU of ways giving you prompt senior and highest quality of '- msouabl c charges. 5 Wield by those who should km)“ that our buvinesli has 3 Mason in the history of this market. which was cs- about, truly“ years ago hope one of your resolutions of the New tear Public Market 3 trial. “ “e feel sure of your bo- ron. lb. Neh ~ beginning at 7: 00 V, Hardly a hint of business today except to thank you for the hearty support and the very generous share of trade that you’ve given “SI j, ‘ , We gladly take this opportun- ity of acknowledging how faith- ‘fully our working force has labor- ed through the busy time. ‘ , You ‘wlIo make the business have been .Iroudering how big it was. Bigger than ever. So well Were plans made and carried out. so large was the force of sales-peo- ple..,so conyeuicnt the arrange- ment of goods. that everything went smoother than over. while at the same time business was big- get. Celery Ins; llql one no III Indus: an. m. mm: mu; 0mm: aim and tried many remeoiea that save me no help- celery King has made msaeweimnsvor in my life. and It mm. almost as 11mph II miracle had been meant In my eon-Jew uIeO. Reinhard. Sprinztuwn. Pa. ‘ Celery Kins euros Constipmou and Nerve. blown. Liver and ifitlney disease For a severe Cold or La Grippc procure a box of Acetou, take one powder every half-hour until per- splriugirecly (three usually sul~ ficc) and in a 1'er hours your cold disappears, best taken at night. 25c at Druggists, or Acctou Medical Co. M ystic, Conn. SORE THROAT? Brazilian Bdm........... 'th lit. to: II 31.00 BAXTER'S er PLAISTED‘S NOTICE. Board of Belief. Notice is hereby given that the Board of Relief oi the Town of Norualk II ill meet at their office. Opera House lllock. on \loutlaI IamIorI 7th.. 1901 1mm .2 until 4 oclock, p.1n; \l' cdntsdat 9111 7 to I). owning: Saturday. 12th.- to 5 p. III: Monday. 14th. 2 to 5 p. m. . Wednesday. Huh. 7 to 9 mcniIIngaiurtlnI.1910. .2 to 4 ocloclt. p. III.. tor the purpose of hearing and determining any and all appeals mall»? to the!“ from the doings til the assessors. on list 01' 19001110} “ill also meet “llll the assessors as a joint board. Sat urday. januars 19, £114 p In. lor the purpose of ahatiug the polls of silk and disabled persons. Norm-elk. Conn. lamiary 7th, 1901. JARVIS KELLOGG. _l .-\ Ill ES SETH ERLAN l). CHARLES W. BEL]... (122 20: Board of Relief. Negros. CITY BILLS Notice is hereby given to all persons having bills against the City of South Nomlk. to present the same to the undersigned. on or beiorethe 28th. inst. to secure payment thereof at the meeting of the Council to be held on the 3st lost. ' JOSEPH R. TAYLOR. City Clerk. South ‘Norvralk. December 3!, u . BIrltll’at’d . Annuals . Ashiord Avon..... Pdllvllvvltellii 'l'lflll'llivpl .... Beacon Falls ”......” Berlin gears! o, any....... Bethlehem Bloomfield .. ........ Bolton ......... ........ Boat-ah ...... . ......... Brauiord . ...... ....... Bridgeport.............. Bristol .1.334.00 Brooklleld ............. 750.00 Brooklyn .............. 1,334.00 Burlington .......... 375.00 Canaan..... ........ 1,501.00 Canterbury . 2 750.00 Canton . ..... 066.01 Chaplin......... ..... 007.00 Chnthnm . . . 1. Cheshire . Cornelia to uIII-Iev..aI-qe.c 760 00 375. 00 ..llllolv ..... III-III-II-c... 875.00 750.00 1139.00 Colchester ............. .. . .. Colebrook . Columbia .......... ..... Cornwall ........ .... .5 ...... 1, 601 00 Cromwell ................. ,. 0060! Darien East Haven ................. 1,501.00 East Lyme ................. Eamon ..................... E. Windsor ................. Ellington ................... I 5.01 Enfleld ..................... 1,3114. 00 Essex ...................... 1. 501. 00 Fairfleld .................... 1,334.00 Farmingtou ................. 880.00 Franklin .................... 700.00 Gosheu ..................... 1.501.110 Grunby ..................... 007.00 Greenwich .................. 1,334.00 Griswold 606.07 Grown ..................... 1 .3144.qu (IIIilfm-d .................... 1 .334 .00 iiatldsm .................... 71.0.00 Hamden .................... 1,334.00 Hampton ................... 370. 00 Hartford ................. .. . 1 834. (10 Hartlsud 007 00 Harwinton. .................. 400.00 Huntington ................. 444.00 Kent 750.00 Klillngly .................. i. . 444.00 Kilingworth ................. 7130.00 Lebanon .................... 750.00 Ledyard .................... 1,000.00 Lisbon ,. 70.0 00 Litrhliti-Id ................... 1.034. 00 Madison .................... 1134.00 Manchester ................. 1,334.00 Mansfield ................... 7:10.00 Marlborough ................ 37 5.00 Marltlen .................... 1.334.410 M iddlebury ................. 1,501.00 hilddlefield ................. 1 £101.00 Mlddletowu ................. 1.33-4.00 Milford ..................... 1.334.041 Moutville .................... I.334.00 M01 ris ...................... 315.00 Naugatuck .................. 1 334 00 New Britain ................ 1,334.00 New Canaan ................ 1.334 .00 New Foirlicld ............... 750.00 New Haven ................. 1,334.00 Newlngton .................. New London ................ l.:" . New Milford ................ . Norfolk ..................... 1 334. 00 N. Branford . ................ 1161‘ .00 N. Canaan .................. 1,501.00 N. Haven 1.501.425, N. Stonington ............... 1,334.00 Norwnlk ......... 4 .......... 1.334.130 Norwich .................... 1,331.00 Old Lyme ................... 1.501140 Old Saybrook ............... 1.501.in Orange ..................... 13.14.1201 Oxford 1 3:11.00 Plainfield. I 5134.00 Pltiluville. ' Plymouth. Pom fret. .................... 1 001.00 Portland .................... 334.00 Preston. 750.00 Putnam . .................... 1.334 .00 Re-ddingw .................... 1:13.71"; Ridgf .11 ..................... 1.334 00 Rocky Hill. ................. 1 501.00 Roxbury .................... 375. 00 Salisbury .................... 1 334.00 Ssybrooit. .................. 1.50“ I Scotland. ' Sterling .................... . . Strut ford ................... 1 «334.00 Valuation-n .................. Wallinglord ................. 1,334.00 Warren ..................... 730.00 Waterbury .................. 1,334.00 .........138400 . 0000 5 1,601.00 ‘ 1,334.00 .2 The coming of the minimised-‘7 den, isn t it Sudden changes I make quick colds. Seek “preteen. 2 lion” quickly. Get an overcoat. The oxford is still in the front ranks of popularity. ‘ A very good substantial coat. nicely lined to within one inch of edge pockets well made, butto‘m holes made with exceptional care. $12.00. . Here' 5 a munch—$16.00 0xf0rd kersey-vpockcls reinforced, but- ton holes. worked in silk. buttons ',, bone. This oxford is silk lined. way to edge, a very handsome gar— 2 ment, $16. on. YOU. Ill BOY! Like to look like papa don’t you? Here's a little coat—made with full back—~just the same as the man’s. A real bargain. Tell momma about it. ' We pay the above rewardlor anycauolLivu-Complalm, i DYSFPSlBISickHeadache,Indigeatlon,Constlpation orCostlvencsswecamwtan-ewith 100011.110!» lI-llale little [we They are purely Vegetable and never fail to give new 25cboxescootahI100Pills,10cboxcsoontain40 bomcontahxfil’ills. sewmombsmuumandmm Senibymail. Stampetakcn. NervitaMedlcalCmarnee Cllntm and Jackson 813., Chicago, Illinois. Sdcl l1! GEORGE c. snusou. d:uggist. South Norwalk, Conn. ‘ ' Morris Chairs, Fancy Chairs, algae“ and finest assortment In town. Worth your time to call and see them. Open Evenings. 46-48 .Main Street. "r. Not-walk. Court A Test Case. Is the Well Mill Christen a Dull Wed? llIIs “colt Is general!) 53.03.43. ii Ul as the tlullest wcclt In llic “hull: war liIcly. “414419- alluriised I'm one in} 5 salt cannot lie purchased on any but that (lay. WEDNESDAY, DEC. 26m. FRIDAY, DEC. 28111... Children’ s Overcoat: and ,Our entire stock of 81.00 and Reefer: $1 50 at a 33% per cent reduction: Fancy Boson: Shirts. For Today Only. 1 at 79c. THURSDAY. yDEC. 27111.. For Today Only Stealer: and :jSATURDAY. y.DEC , Cardigan Jackets lMen' s Dieters and Reefer! , at a 20 per cent. rcductimt.‘ ataooper cent. reduction. For Today Only ' For Today Only MONDAY. DECEMBER 151., Any Dress Suit Case In the Store, $5.00; Including our best at 1.00 and $1.50. For Today Only. Open every cvcningnmil 9 o’clock. I Davis 8- son, , Tailors Clothiers. Hatters. Finishers. ls WASHINGTON ST \\ c lune quoiul Imam for special sales. . that should casilI dispel 11m. lIt-l lief and make trade very ‘ 390' I, Morris Rocket's, Fancy Rockers, .«I“ Raymond Si Sou, .... . -... ... .-.- I-w yr.“ ~J~¢WM~A I-.I.‘_mAwmc—-.fi«*s_xo~rm;4p$~. .
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