”hen
in: of v slt
A aughtei
guests
hllover street
the result 01
‘K Misti” ll‘ahny oyi
Willa Misc 181
inc'ln hiss.
ulders,10c.
Elias-9.14 and 16c;
”hopped steak. 12c:
t, 10c. at
inwere Christmas
Xwetterhuryn pasents,
ms Kellogg. of (Jon
M
_ MmIONWster St
ho Was found in
1 oirouwatances in
1.39!“ turns day. contiu
he «in ‘ the Norwaik
oven has taken desk
Main; street, where
sdnuartcrs in net
ss'of which he in
iron Star. the little
. lid Mrs. Frank R.
. party of friends at
. rt avenue, Wed
tile]
Eiiristma‘s
' ‘ scholarship.
‘ lllfilit.
.. The annual
Congregational
will he held
‘ terday afternoon announcedt
‘ at Provocateur“ '1 ‘
8311119111 out.
litmw .t” "
wTurkoys. 12 and 13c 1b.. (ihicke:
10c. Haycs'. ‘1 A
Mrs. Walter J. Smith, who
, thrown from a carriage on the N's ‘
Canaan road. yesterday, caused by he
hora kins frl lit at a Tramway o
is at 6the tram Hospital. Where 1
is Vdolngas nicely as can be expected
ars'c t c
Harvard nhiv rsit’y Cambridge,
.heen ”increase
‘-~'I‘he winter ton at2 Browns (Joli '~
loge begins January‘ Encore ”a
“W
8T. PAUL'S XMAB FESTIVAL.
”as—l-
Carols and Anthéms, Followed hy the . 1- ’”
Distributiop of Presents.
The Christin“ festival of St. Paul's
tor-noon at the chord
Christmas servloé. wit
them. after whimi;
ill in the summit, or a general uo_od-_t
me.
Charles Murrakoihciated as Santat
There was. fa
wrote and fan'-
Claus. and distri ted gifts with cone
reactionary and 0‘ ages. to the little
folks.
Rev. l. Morris IGoerr,
made a short speech in which he re on
red to the artisan years activese
of St John Merrill?“ sdperintendsnt
of the Sunday school. and as a token of
the esteem in which he is held hy the
mulch and school presented him Willi
a handsome conch.
Choirmaeter R. K. Pooley was pre
sented with a neat gift as a reward ”for
his faithful efforts during the year.
:A silk umbrella was presented to
‘ Miss Monte thhard for her eiiicient
services year otter. year in assisting
with the chm ch decorations.
The young folks had a jolly time.
and the occasion will be remembered
as one of the moat successful festivals
.iu the historyof, the ‘paIi.sh' ‘
~Jliatest Derby. Hats. O‘Brien.
.c—si—nb‘
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POPULAR AMUCIM INTI.
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A Guilty Mother.
The attI action at Hoyt's Theatre to;
night will be A Guilty Mother. which
i- '3
will be presented In a very elaborate 1
manner with handsome new scenery
and mechanical‘effeots and'new fea-
tures neier seen before. While pos-
sessing all the heart thrilling pathos
and soul stir ring excitement of mod
crn drama. It is far from iachrymose '
and completely devoid of morbid emor
tionhl featuies too ircuuent in most
plays of the prasen decade. The story
begins strongiya ad continues so to
the end. A uniformity of dramatic
power and skill is sopsrent from the
first scene to the last. not situation or
climax fading into common- place or
insignificant 1- and each action without
the slightest exaggeration. To sum it .
all no. it in pro-eminently natural.
Who is Who.
The lauahabl
tlons “who is ho.’ with Charles A.
Lodsr and Paul ,noiilmsn in the leoih’
his roles. will ap'podiI at Hoyt’s The
tre. New Year's Day. matinee a
Amons- _
mutations. thisoomm. v is looked up-
tans one of th vry host traveling
Tile on didbioia‘l {new , .
including the comM ,
vaudeville"
' gall-Elsi
oidson's Ila Minstrels.
The original
ishty union Wit hideous Bi
ithe di
{lures rhiv’si use the u
TE)!“
:‘» 13: “clients! oil at
1 KW Ii 1 i
“ii HOW:
the rector, '
comedy of compiler ~
modems“ or~l
villa students in
Min!
twice its original I
‘ Sunday school was held yesterday at ~ ‘
teschpiaisgathsre , '
lollies Superfine ‘Quhii‘ty Fleece Lin-
ed accomplished last and stainless.
196 pa .
otton Hole. in
days ' lion. pair.
Children’s alienation“ Stockings.
wiicsd am Uhflmtnié minleu. 100
pa r., A _ w. ..
Children . Rl
spliced knott- thr throat! heel and
toe. limo. ns‘ir. .
Boys Patio! Elastic bonnie Knee
School Hose. warranted ”stainless. 17c
pair. 8 pairs for 590.
Born new: usiity Gordon Dye
Btockihas; 25c.
I VII-INTER wetness
’ dark collimco
trimmed. 98c
” - deep iionpco.» ‘1nh
ed. lined. 890
bins. white cotton filled, .119. .1
a Dark Colored Comfortsb a
Weight. White cotton iliidil‘f 11.25
‘ ’ Best Quality silkoilne covered Oom- ‘
to fortahles. color
“Mfr selected cotton lie .
chenille“. cloth hacks,
BARGAINS. ‘
L.Thc rcady~t wrappers
1have” elbowcd oti “the homemade
article The reashll is that you get
a ”.good- p‘cffej’ct- litha'r wrapper
price oi. Inaten
counter
Ladies of!
5 Sold lover
than a. 5w...
““118;
Ladies' Stripe. 11‘ sciatic Wrappers,.t
mid white. hide
and white. an . 1dhitg,;ht' {Lil
Ladies email - lilielélté wrap.
oer-s. corset lined. braid trimmed. deep
finance, 31. 49.
Ladies' Flaneletté'wWI‘appei‘n.
broidciod and build "trlmd’ied.’ ”deep
iliigtsice, wide whom. huperior finish.
‘ . . ,.-;i .1 Lu . i
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NOTION rinses”
has: DAILY NEEDS
‘r m . n w”
This stormis helpful to you. in
little things as well as in your
large:- needs. "l‘ry us on any of
these: ‘
200 yards Best Quality Willington
on'l
' Mills. Soft Finish Gotton. 2 spools for
do ‘ =
Princess Curling irons. 5c.
The sampson 400 Pin Sheet. 3c; sheet.
Victoria Pin.- warranted full count.
do. per kg
French Wire Hairsi’inii. 3 pkgs for he
h‘aultlcss Hooks ah‘d Eyes. 2 dozen on
card. no. card.
‘1)resa‘ Stays. all lengths. 8c. dozen.
» Warner’ a corset Clasps white and
black. 1.5 and a hook 100. pair.
lMles and Children’ a Side llllauties.
in black and white, all sizes. 10c. pair.
:New Whisk Brooms. special. 17c.
each.
Ameiican Sheii Hair Plus; 260. until--
, 'Ity. 1119'. dozen.
1.1
ml compare.
l 5“} Ollhe scenes."
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114 WASHINGTON STREET
SOUTH Noawatk
Call and chemise
Yen will soon learn of
goodness ill our hand-screened best
alivermine. Bsiden
i. litter delivered It.
- and collected is“ misses «snag: the
first year oi itsusxistenos. which and
1 It“
r
Large also Comi‘ortahleo. plain or col~~
Full Size Fancy rigor-ed Comfortw
heaw‘
'. mention and a good
rel-tidy to put right on at about the 33110
tdémmiil? i. on
«to A y ‘
slits resins: .
’ Hunt-.1
I“ ,. 1‘
marathon M. “Smith.”
li‘lohnciai
nd.
Senior headlamloseph Hailora ‘
Joules: beadie-A-«WIIHam White. .
it ' years—Toni
AA . F. .
Dmggist-T B. Griffin.
ary 10,--
Refreshments were served after
time enjoyed
The oiilcersxwiil be installed. Jan. 10.
Carpenters and Joiners.
Local Union No. 716. Carpenters and
Joiners of America. hold its election
of officers last night. with the follow.
his read it
Predldont~William A. Pryor.
Vicopr‘eaidenth—Sornsrfleld Tucker
Recording secretary—Willis 3.
Crane. '
Financial Secretary—William A
Ks . H .. 1....
' Treasurer-"Edison K. %t. John.
"conductor—mo: LC ‘
eAuditor for nine montha-J-l E. Mas.
~e~’l"he installjtw
Tuesday or
when a smokh
all carpenters in Norwalk and vicinity
are invited;
mYour choice of our, Chiclrons ton
10c. lb Hayes.
' iisnnary .1901.
——d—_—
f Stepped From a Moving Car in Bridge-
port and Fall Down. A
The Bridgeport hloiniug lipids
says: The spindle. on was called to.
East Main streét an Stratfo‘rd avenIIe
about 7 ocloek last evening. where in
the residence of E. ‘.A Stevens. Cath-
arine Crawford. a young woman. who
claims a residence in NorWaik. was
found suffering from shock. a cut on
the side of the; left eye and another
under the chin. sustained by stepping
oil! from a moving trolley car in mo-
t on
The woman was on her way to visit
friends at No. 69 Howe street.
with .iocalitles and was carried out
Bti‘atford way. Discovering her. miss
take she took a cat back to Bridse-
port and was told to transfer at East.
Main street
When hearing that point the woman
jumped up and hurrying to the mar
door started‘toget off. She was warn-
ed by the conductor and others on the
car not to
but pushin or way past the men on
the tear platform she deliberately
stepped~ off She fell in II heap on
her face in the roadway. 1
Responding to the call, Dr Ford
h‘urri‘ to the decade. on: Mango real
a uni w a r. vens a
house. in walglhgthe gentlemen had
her conveyed immediately aiter the ac-
cident she was placed in the ambu
lanes and taken to her friends in
Howe street where she now is
The injuries were not serious nor
were thereanyovidonces of any great
damage, although the woman was had
ly shaken up and suffered from non
vous shock.
While she made the statement that
she didn't jump off the car. correct in-
. that particular. eye witnesses to the
accident state that she deliberately
- stepped off after lining warned not to
Dr. Ford states that the
are trifling,
will result.
initiries
m
sonar. MAIL osLIvshv.
M
l .
sigma ohswili How it has‘ inst-cw
l
I
«I Under the him cm”... :1
The rural free deliver routs throth
iii and Broad
pieces of malt
“fill Memos”; Mi .11 . . .‘ n.1,
nltouto No. iir. snovsrina Orsnhn
sston; Chestnut Hill and sit
‘Ldoii‘vhrcd «.1113 Ilium sud gum
.9 I risers duties the some
secretary-Joseph Gil
iii" he Mid m which .
18he air .
pears not to have been conversant .
20' so until a stop was made. .
and that nothing serious“-
"The officers will be installed ham 7 _ 9
twill take place on A“ ”
Complete Optical Room.
Annex norron ant
;. 1,.
title examination of the eyes. A t ». ‘
-. No Gharge for” Examination.
0 B. JACKSON
GaaoUATs ’Qiélician
58 Wall Street.
.‘gu‘ {LII-c
gimply purchase the 3
ill”
every instance.
ORlOlN OP KIIIINO
spun—u...
Iolsntist Lomhroso‘Isys (Insulation is
a Modern iii-satin.”
According to Prof. Cesare Lombroso.
the distinguished ltslisn criminologist.
kissint is quite a modern practice rind
originated in a very curious manner.
The hiss. as a token of'ahe‘ction. was
unknown to the old Greeksisnd neither
; in Humor not-1a Herodotuvdmwe and
any mention of it. Heston did hot kiss
‘ s . Ahdwsche illicit he Ibsde her
Lips to t
mums».
will“ .31!“ a men ofhii “minefiel-
s‘sl "memo
first A
noun hid other was; ht the lowest
Helen. rial
who was more of a cosmo A
.w. lie
9’
Ir i.-ih1_}i‘
spot doll! pilitfiqm'
selling them these goods at very” loll! prices. Quail
Raymond B"
some places
mutant mouths of
and rivers hr t! '
‘ not be obtain
the mothers in,”M
through .10
Birds foe in,”M tr
iisr maria '
mod hr with ’
to t c widsio
ones. This
practice is, so
only source to”
tlo‘o of HIM“? ‘3
Norwalk Chronicler