r‘op‘ic citizens
., a; blight and (“RQGlI‘Iil
. ‘ giant; bonito. by the judi-
‘ Christmas hrovl- 2
istinos. They 111111
01' oliioltvn, mush
, with mince
n8. for tho‘ appointment of
tillers upon the inaolvout on
it, ate: Mm. Sally Mallo' 'y
id in the Probate Gmouit
2 nth? apecintoi .1
‘ipnntzi until after midnight.
Ho hit a and Miss Clot-la
, Rik, wont to Maw,
attend the Pilgi '
' ‘t the. W: ddoi'i- 2tor-.
t
1»
.ar 1‘1 6 thew the lilt‘l‘l)’ go-
on holding diiulli 390'
entitlfpienent at (llll‘i .;l \l t-. '
tier of the it"comlnmzl' iivu‘
onth h. "Milli 1:9. is:
”it a (nun tea 111’ ii 1113.1‘1
' illicit iiialion. '11"~'i1
' g
£2 coming a (loin: oi fiii11 n;
hile' the trucks new holn'
raol iii and another o'i
moon. “inn :1, H11
ed liy John ilud
. ('2 ion: 121' and 11
ng about pursued by 11 hr
and men. The pig oludsi 1.1-
1' mile. time but was filli‘ll '.
‘ placed again in ruptii'ii. 2.
tinntio Trust Company 3.111.1-
the Nor-wall: '1‘ ram .‘v' .. .'2
will“ rédeem its dist innit
id bonds. at the Tint Com
William strwi \cix
)mlnnr} 1‘2. 1901.
a
“to intoi‘ool will 1'1>ais1'.""1.ll
mid‘ fo‘ur nor rout promlimi‘
‘3'? 1'1 1‘0 15} . “ili‘i
tilt! in Tilt“ Ninu'lillt‘s inr tho N 1
mm lnsnrn (901111111113, , 121 ‘1'~:1
iatriliiiting it \‘oi'i il'-‘Ili (:11
the» company for the “2:11. \'. 21..
. ‘hny, lncnrnouiii'i in \Slfi
{his oldest. strongeni, and most
.llh. its polioy holders of thr-
11111151211112: 0! the on 11.1111 n-
Wdlng upon and 111111111; tho i111.
'i‘i atop or an insumimafiimuzu:
no it to your advantage to inqniiiug
d lindrislnnd the [autumn of 11112 211
a
«911! Litre" s policies. D1.
11 iii 26 Wt 5t avenue South
Soho
' illiii' ii"“lit
item'- and \wni. to boil
11151111111
Godot M‘
‘ ‘ ‘5‘;
‘1 Army, of Plainfloid
the holidays with herp
Mrs. Mi . Whitney.
Minn Arman Bryant, at llldsoilnid,
spending the Christmas hoiitlaniwl
her puronts Mr. and Mrs. WJ'.
of Main atroot Norwnlln ‘:
1 The Ciuisi‘tnioti festival oi i,
walk llnntist filinday School wll
held Friday averting There will ho
contain.
tninod. . ‘ ‘
There will be a fontnrnl 11111111111111
vino at the. Berkeley ntront chapel {no
Sunday evening the piogrnm for will
will he published later.
l’Ohl‘.
Paul's. Trinity and Grace
on ChristmasDuy; for the
At Si.
(lhiirolion,
first time,
oonslstod of the high celebration and
fil‘.t‘llil(lll
-— m1.- 1......“—
Juliu ’i‘apnszy, 11103 Bouion shoot. was
liieuhlng :1 stick io:~.il9111.y.wlion on‘c
the eye. it is feared that the stint
[1.11:3 been destroyed.
W. lluimd liloi'imil'. of St. Louis. Mo.
in the guest of All no Mould Adonis. 't“.
‘the homo of her iltll‘fil his in Tailor live
lnuo Ali. Morris nulls for Europe. Sat
'iuidni, on tho Leylniid Lino ioi on ox»
abroad
Air. and Airs. William Nichols. Air.
‘ond MM. ‘8 Finnl: llmlsiicli Alina
lill3i '21' M hols rind Elnriiti Burnout
lot.“ South Orange N. .i.. S‘tlf'ilt Christ-
.111: 1.9 iiiih Air and \irs'. Jami: M. 1.11:1"
11,11» ol l‘uiiiiolti llltlillmli‘
llziniii MLCann, an inmate of the
'l 1:111 i:ii'.in became intonlchttetl .ros
ilo was found 11 .mdoiiui, him
' nbout tho Etit‘iw‘l nnd loizlmd up
“11» morning Jndgo Gregory suhpond
"1‘11 1111111111 o and he returned to tho
‘ .1i’uis MOUSE. '
1
.‘litliui-i Sulliizin hnil his in mil coir
‘iii'fliimi id Shristinnn yobt'erdnr rind
on: rounded up by tho noiire of South
turn lH1 lamina"! {,l' roomy felt sorry
foi him 111%. morning.1'ud suspended
:‘t’hll‘i‘lii li'l' tliiru (111325 providing
Allin hut-:12. honor until that time.
1 Francis: 1. Dzinloiis. or, Cross street
\nnt lm 111' full 01‘ Christinna intoxi»
:mh‘ ind ungnultud his \i'li‘n illilji.
"( 111.1..1' 212:1 uurul him to mow tilt.“
in jail will ((2) :. [Lilllél‘i \‘1. 2-13 before
iiii- mini 11 low weeks ago. but wa>
ruli'nsed upon :1 promise of hotter 1w
bni'lour.
f Airs. i \. Johnston of South Alain
11111-01. t'll‘it‘lltlllli‘il ii'iz'uds last night
1:: :1 card ii.~1i'i}.'.t“1'il':ihi:o nuil [ductile
3 mm the mdi'r of tho 1 ruling A t‘ui-
3.1.1 Cum-o1 “as lit-1'. ell togethvr with
ioihnr Christmas goodies. At a. into
'honr tho iiivl’nlliiil)‘ ilrfz‘lill‘lflil, illi‘l‘iiiitl,
spout .1 rlvllnliiiul owning.
.-\ goo! tioiy is told on thoI tmomhorn
of l um: um lit so Comp:- my. “llpt‘iii‘i'i
til :11 Mi 1' hr roini'ouo. ' logo‘s: ed that
.it uonid ll :1. good jolio \\i1t‘.ll one of
lmnlw 1= lil‘l‘th'il in tho lmusv i0
' ' l‘umm‘i tho nit-n “or? may
.' him. The plot: 1111'! with 112'.)-
., 1211.1 :1..1 it war; illnui time for
it‘llilV mom-her to out in no up-
1111' ti'w lll‘i"liilliili".~‘ dropprd on
in the ntiitudo oi‘ pi .iyt'i'.
nnd \iilii‘i‘ii i\'ll(‘('liy‘illilf for the man
to illl1l =‘lw (lid: =11 nul. u‘iiddoniy
12hr
ilil'il‘
i'e'n.
i. ill : '1'. 1.11 iiii- lights. tilt" 1'. on mm:- ‘
\ili.itn1oitli'2'<-1l to find. not ilis' not: the'
exported hut nonioono‘el o him after
'iiiut the) “mo doll“! on
1111211111. honey. ("ulmli dismbrxl
'1‘ ho unrty for whom.
”it john wns inionded is having a
laugh iodul' zit their oxnenso.
ENCER St CO
2mg JEWELERS
titration of Mir llnlulai acnsnn 1:15 extend 'tivovcl' the
‘ nil no oil‘mt has: been 5.1211111 '11 gel r‘eliubic goods of
ill surely prove all: ':icii\1'.c 2
ontltled Santa Claus tuition.
The chariot 1
‘is very handsomely decorated thin"
tho morning prayer was. ‘ ‘
oinittod .it tho principal service. which ‘
q‘onhi 1' Turin-323, aged six, son or
of tho ondn flow up and Mititk him in 1
2 W : ‘- .1
A BIG CHRISTMAS BOOK
SAL . ‘
0111' book nailing for gifts is a
big9 feature of our holiday busi—
uess‘ «MI 111' bigger this year
than over bpforo by reason of the
stock being larger and more vnr~
led. Y on Should. by all moans in-
rrsiigato the hook stock Road
on:
Cloth Covered Books. at full
the moot popular worllts. he
(hath Coverall Novels, by i‘mnouii
nutlioro. linndnolnoiy hound 21"”
A full lino of G .A. Utility} " “"01““
for limit. 111.112 popular \‘i’ul‘ks mi' mun:
no of
bound. 29o ouch.
Favorite l‘oemo. selected from tho
Filings of American and Foreign nu-
thorn nlio
Chiidron' a toy bonito 2c to Jim ennii
Children s stt‘n'y 13:10:15. hoard rover-
or! from 12351: no.
THE DOLLS.
THE GAMES
A 5111 112.131.1111 variety to 1141 A from.
0
lie fol ks. Pars to pick non fit): 11
those lines. letter CilGONlilif al—
ways when the Sibel; 1.4 at its bent.
Undressed Kid halls. 15c.
Nicely‘drcssed jointed Dolls, Bisque
hoods. 250.
5.11m dressed jointed (101111.490
l‘olniod sleeping kid Dolls, undress
oil. Zli'lo
l'lnndsomoll' dressed Sleeping Dolls.
from "list: to $3.98.
Snap. ”each; and Tails. Old Maid.
Peter Colihie’s Trio in New York. and
hosts of. other small mums. 5o.
Apple Pie. Jack Straws. mum of
Shoppors Roontl‘tlio World Joe. Robin.
sou (lrol‘iuo null scorers oi? othi—irs, llite.
Largo. games, 12%. 15, 23. 33, 119. 75
and 980 each.
FINE SHOWING OF
HANDKERCHIEFS.
'. A pivotal stock at Chrihimas
time is lihiull‘cuuefa 'llirr‘ell
1 no thousands sold for gifts ’twi'xt
this find Clii'iotmzis eve.
Ready for you when you read
With the most cmnprcliensivc line
of Handkerchiefs for gifts ever
shown by this shop.
lioillon' nnd gont’o hemmed Hohdkor’
chiefs, {month
Lndioii' and gent‘ii linen homotltched
liniirii1eirhioi’n,12t41o each
liniiios' embroldri'nd handkerchiofo,
handsome denigno. 13¢ each.
Lndlos' embroidered. plain lien»
stitched. alno indict-1' and gent'n oil 11n-
on initial Handkerchiefs, 250..
Ladies’ lino quality linen embroider-
oil Handkerchiefs. amino loco edged
25 rind «the each.
birdien’ linen liandkeichlofs, three in
fancy box, 981: and $1125 box.
KID GLOVES FOR GIFTS.
Tilt‘ Kit] (310% Stock‘lias been
amply l‘t!lllltll‘€C(i for the Christ—
luns soiling. lit-251 kinds, full color
and size range. and prices abrio
liitciy right.
Ludlos‘ wool or Astrzihlinn Gloves.
491: phir.
Ludios’ Kid Gloves “The Orleans.
sill: sili'rlioii‘ harlot. the pair.
innit-51' colohi'aioil ”l‘lioiop” Glnco
Glows. (3‘i'l'fi‘)‘ pnir warranted, full lino
of sizing and new .gliadt'n, 980 pr.
Lndlon‘ Moon illoroo, hoary. ollk
atltrhod harks. potent clnnps, all now
siuidoei. 51 pair.
GIFTS FOR MEN.
Stylish Neckwcar.
Suspenders.
‘r'iilic'. Shirts.
(oilurs.
iilfiil's. hoth hook «in hoornind. uteri}. '1 ‘ 2 .
s L ‘ it'll“ you in the way of Mon 5
Heart gindonors those for the ill“
i‘ilii's.
linif Hose. .
Moire :in early and careful
investigation of Wind we've done
For-
lliblliilg‘fi.
Ellen‘s. silk or satin tour-m—nnnd
i'l‘erk uml how This. latest pattorim
2512' each.
Mott's oil silk or satin imperial, Took
41nd l’uif SH‘il‘fS in light and dark col-
oranrlt'h oil'ot'ls. 5% (null.
Men's Suspoudor s. ilniris wire buck-
in. .1312.
lion‘s fine Sustpondorts. llnrris Pat-
ent loailior ands. 4911'.
Fuhrk sill: Suspenders
in fancy
alloxos. 75 and 980 box.
Alen‘o puro Linen Collars. all styles
rind iwizos. l‘llflgc oaizzli.
Mons porn idnon Cuffs. warranted
four plv, 25c pnii'.
HUNDREDS OF OTHER
ARTICLES
for ornament. use and wear may
be found in (iiiiorcnt sections oi
the store. \A'r have only space
ilt‘li‘ to mention a 1'1".“ but vou‘ll
iiiiil ill(‘\' 11 hr :1 gift g'ii' inq need"
141111117“ liori'.
li’i.11:2.'ni1..l Cold Pinto and Celluloid
Nm'i.'l1i2.s;. from 2.31:. to $1.98.
i":1n('}.' llarzhvt Norritios. Pointed C011
luloid and 111215011 trimmed, 2‘51: l0
1:) '27.:
.
Fancy Box poriumcu, 15, 1‘5
LID". .
Largo. assortment. of Pictures, gold
rind 50c
mounted frames, lilo to $1.00.
Clean Oats.
good.
”Buy Oats That' 3 Clean." .
Manuel 2“. Hatch
"4 WASHINGTON STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK.
1 today.‘thnnlinx
1haiku for, "be" i.
‘ liar-e everything to get itwlth‘.
.11 lll‘iilil't wallow
in;
111111111111 ohm 111 111111
root in rooovorinn
omivrin ,j 1
‘ nun—1,1
i-lt‘iirternnt Iii its root!!!
_. o
1 how Your‘u wants on he was to lot:
,2 tor his, 11111111111111 mat
The Public: Market 0
the people of the Nor-2
mar, patroungom ‘
L Clotting ‘Dinn‘or In no trouhloi 1131111
1 10n-
snlt thond. oi the Central Foodoo.
' Raymond Brothers"'ad‘vei'tisement'ln
of, tolerant to portions looking for good 1 '
hay. rim rm and g1 am. at reasonable
prices.
The ln‘mntoo of tho Norwfolk hospital
worn i'nmnuihorotl by numerous Christ
inns donations of delicacies and fruit
by irl ends of tho inStltution.
l... H. Dec-her has a change. of, udvor»
ligament. Framing the Picture is the
riubj‘ect of diocumion. The suggestion
his store ni‘tords molten retention 0:
fl'ilmtlil easy.
There was? no special Chl‘liltmai‘i 0011
ohrntion at the (Bounty Homo. Master-1
(1111'. the regular Christmas festival no
int; arranged for New Year's afternoon.
Many gifts have been sent in. and the
trains anticipate a jolly time on that
occasion. _
Tho lx’niirht Silent A. M. E. (‘i'iin'ch
Sunday Si-lmnl will have 8 Christmas
tron Thorndny owning. The program
will termini of singing. reoitailonn and
dialoguesi. by tho nrliool and others
it. is honed to muko this; a pleasant
Winning to all.
Sunday Mrs. Slinton S. Bern's loz’lt
lmr porkothooit containing Slit. Sim
il‘i’th‘l‘UNHl it, in Monday 11 C ontinr'l, imd
(‘ hrintmns mm It “5111 roturuod to lloi
hi i-rod llrinnt of (lion-r a gloomy
More. who hurl pii'lti'd it up Suntlny
owning. on lilo way to church.
Tho lotioi' rurr'iom at tho Norwnik
host. oillco 11nd 11 Mid limo of it Christ
moo. Their (itifiklfi horn piled high
with pantingosn nil tho early morning
mulls addrd to the load. it toolt extra
trips. to disnosn of the manor. Both of
tho rurnl mnll carriors had half 11 ton
unit-r13 of packages to (llsposn of.
The (“lirititinns r-nirrtniiiinc-iii, of tho
Noi'uullt Airllmdlni Sunday school
was ezivou in tho r-liuruli. inst evening
in llli‘ prosont‘o oi it largo audience
Thorn worn i'm'itntlous and minds lly
ilw young folks and niitimnm by tho
r1, lion]. Thou .t‘mri' was; 11 dintl‘lbnlion
oi (oiii'c'i'tioiwrv and orangns.
XMAS FOR POOR CHiLDREN.
Made Happy at the Hospitable Home
Of Ex-Mayor and Mrs. Wheeler.
Tilt’l‘t‘ w 115’1 a anll’,\' giitlii'riu': lit the
home of mt ‘dui o1 Aitliui (,,‘. \Viioulor.
.1 "1 l1 short \i. lilil.l\' nit 'inoon tho
inn being the iiitoonih aunnnl
' Arman. 1111111 oiwn ll) Mr. and \it".'
W'limlvr to {ho rhildri-n of tho noligh
hm hood. nod to n port}; of poor chili
i'on. who eurb your participate in the:
pirusuros of tho withering. in midi-
iion. tlinl'o wore many grown poopio
prmrni, thr- romnloie party number-
ing: our hundred and twenty-lire.
A molly Christmas sketch won pro.
nontud by Muslim's Ernest and Arthur
Vlioolm‘. awis‘ii-il by iittlo Minis Alli-.1
,lorio‘ Cummings and Arthur Jackson.
Thi‘ snhioct matter of tho plny was
iimt Salim Pious. impersonator] by
liinnsi \V‘lioolizu'. bod boon out to sloop
by the Brownlos. and it lay with tho
Siiililiiiiiii. “ho war. Arthur Jm'kson
nppi'opriatoli' i'ontiimod, to cause to
grow 11 inil'i' ilon'oi'. out of which [13111
11rd iiiilo Alisa Cummings She. in
turn. fooling homily tho i‘hildren’n dio—
appointment if old Santa nhonld full
to visit them. onllod upon Jack Rabbit.
Mnsdvr Arthur ll'lioolm', who wore ’1
.iiii'ltrallblt’s hood and hopped in on all
fours, to do his oliuro towards iihornh
iuir, Smith from the mystic spell. The
comldnesi forces of tho Sandman, fair};
and incliriibhlt nervorl to outwit the
llron'nior. hold and good tho jingle oi
sleigh iwiln WPN! heard in the distance
and Santa Claus nri'iiod bearing upon
hint hack 11 big Christmas stocking.
”111911 ihore wag; a brief address by
Mr. \‘liioolnr. and the re tilinggf an
original poem by Airs Edward treei
non- of Bunion, expressing hoi- regreio
iii lit-lug unable to ho presont.
Adirtriliuiion of gifts followed. first,
to tho poor ohildrrn. and then to tho.
ghosts of the afternoon. who found
‘ ' grunt enjoyment in witnessing the de-
Onr old hobby again-giving
wellvscreened oats.
ought to be a matter of coursc, but
‘ it isn‘t. and‘as long as we do it bet-
ter than any one else, we‘ré going
to talk about it.
'This
‘ rd ll.
light of the loot: fortunate ones. The
imam“ that it is far more lilosaed to
giro than to receive. not 101111 by ills:
gonlnl host and hontnns on those on-
cusions. rnniiot help but hour fruit In
Inter yours in the lives of thugs; who
nmrc ouch your grace, those Christmas
gnihriingii
'l‘lio whole affair was elaborately no
ranged. .A lions-lo was constructed in
tin» imy window of the parlor, made by,
the lower at one corner of tho honor.
" 2 It, waohrrungod with electric. lighting
appliances. and when illnmlnatod with
uiimoroun imumdosceni lights, meson?
decidedly
in front. of the «scene to roomsent luv
the so‘atieri of small squares of him
er.‘ a full of now
1M. tho clone of tho fentival ;1 nonini
4' 2 hour was went. at \thlrli Mr. iiiii‘l M71!
‘ ' Whoelor. gnro'tlie ghetto 112 11111111wa
oomii, and in turn woro'rmmdly our
2 gnntnlotod noon the summon! the
tomoon‘ u onlortiiinmou‘i At tho oi
one and all were cordially invited
2 call again. one your homo.
than.» in tho icotivui or 119m
“in. orientho moor nil. the on list in: .
.. in a new ad.
pretty appearance. 1
" , There who 11 clover arrangement hint
R.
'1 Cinch, 251:. to‘ $1.00,.
1:" Quilted Satin Full Dimitri Protoctoro', $1.611.
inig‘go, although we have some very. nico 1111111.
Fancy Half—Hose.
Scarf Pins. ‘ ,
FancyArm Bands.
Silk Handkorchiefs.
Colored Shirts.
Fancy Vests.
4
OTHER SUITABLE GIFTS
Cardigan Jackets.
Cull Buttons. . 2
Men’ 5 and Boy’s Caps.
Mufflers. '
White Shirts. ’
Etc. Etc.
GOODS DELIVERED O’N CHRISTMAS MORNING TQ- A
PART OF THE
WILLIS H.
TWIN CITIES.
SELLECK
Clothier and Fumisher. .
48 AND 50 WALL STREET,
NORWALK,‘ CONN
‘Zli\\otson
«iCHRISTMRS
TRIMMED HATS.
OUTING HATS.
PIN CUSHIONS.
FANCY CHINA.
FANCY GLASS WARE.
UNDERWEAR. .
KID GLOVES.
POCKET BOOKS.
CHATELAINE BAGS.
FANCY HOSIERY.
NECKWEAR.
RIBBONS.
55 MAR
MOVED-HES?
PHOTOGRAPH FRAMES.
HANDKERCHIEFS. ‘
PICTURES.
BELTS.
BASKETS.
SILVER NOVELTIES. ' '
FANCY BOX PERFUMERY
SILK PILLOWS 1
FANCY BOX PAPER.
SILK MITTENS. 2
CORSETS.
JEWELRY.
OPEN EVENINGS TILL CHRISTMAS. ,
South Norwnlk'
W
Liberal Discount on Diaries
68 Washington Street.
49 WALL ST.
NORWALK.
Carelullv fitted to the lace alter a thorough scien—
tific examination of the eves.
COmplete Optical Room.
No Charge for Examination...
0.13. JACKSON.
GRADUATE
58 Wall Street.
OP'i'lCIAN,
Norwalk, Conn
lilo Have‘ No “ Hobby,"
every instance.
Raymond Bros.
ACTIVITY OF GERMAN TROOP‘B.
.0)? mac , Dorulinbor 52de despotch
to the Pall Mall Gazette from i’ekin
dated Monday. doc-ember 24. says much
irritation illiii been canned by the activ
ity of tho (iermun troops in the dis-
tricts under British protection. filo
acute into boon ilio fooling that there
hint boon a question of tho. British rte-2
ceding from tho allied command.
“The Foreign ‘i'lillco trays there iii no
truth in the Pall Mall anotto's do
watch.
CALLED TO ANOTHER PULPIT.
BEVERLY. Mush. Dot-ember Min-[H
FINE TEMPLE OF W088
Savannah'a New Cathedral nadir;
by Mgr. Martinelli.
The most important. church 36
held in the United States for m .
111111111 was the dedication on a r .
Sunday by Most Rev. sehaiiilan M
neili archbishop of Ephesus and lit! .,
dole-g late to the United States. of '
‘atlwdrnl of St St. John the Harm.
Savannah. Ga. It attracted to the i'
the most distinguished lint of Goth ‘
violates that owr visited that 'city',
origihtmo.‘ ed? .
oral; min ire '
{of 218 feet The? 19‘”
or 110 feet. and iii 1a
in loomed hem 1111-1111: that Rev C. W. 'eiithiv foot in. width; ,Tho‘floor is"
“00352.1("! of the Mothodint Chili-oh ”nitride and tho 9343th
this oitv hail resigned. to take effectl
the first or the coming rm He has
ccontmi'a itch" from the 011k Park
Mdthodist (lhurch, Chicago
110111111111 has hold hit! present pastor.
' lie iii twentyrsaven
iii om: of tho moot pop-
in thin place.
Rev. ‘ “Mr. 1011mm}
1 H100 The old «Lilith
ml by fire on roman B;
walla wore hie“ standing; and
has her-n im "
the 121112111111 dim:
111-111. or 11111141111 _1 T
it: In deal
that bet
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