i
that?!” I large supply of can-
. illeI for Christmas give us a
.a ‘ w i an
‘ y time concerning
our offers. The sooner now the
The surer you are of
. settles supplied
if Washington Street.
ummm
All huIlnIII onmmunicItionI for
“Milli”. should be sponsors to The
tiuei. Personal I it". not desired.
‘ FF. D. Lyon & Company are selling
the Waikover.»shoe.f .
Merrill Business College. at Stamford
fits you for business.
.--‘-Toques."l‘ohoggsns. Tonnes. O'Brien.
' .li‘you want your hens to lay. feed
{them on red albumen
I Driver Samuel McGowan icturncd
R toiny from his New York trip.
R.-~Fresh HamI. 12%0-
,Mrs. Frederick Hill has taken apart-
plants) at the Mahaekemo Hotel.
Hayes's.
hook for the signature of E. Grove
on the box of laxative brom-qulnine.
V—A complete line of Confectionery
at M. S. Smith dc Co‘s.
Lawrence Gregory. of Elmwood even
one. Is spending Sunday with friends
It New York .
‘ W. Percival Baker has secured a po-
sition as salesman for J. W. Studwell,
the piano agent
~“Vichor Monarch" Talking Ma-
, chines. records and supplies Bulkley
dc Wheeler. .
”,4...
Work has been suspended. temporar‘
fly on the Washington street seWer. ow—
ing to the coin weather.
Miss Margaret Tammany. of Monroe
street. is the guest “of her sister. Mrs
John Hsnlon. of New Haven. R,
—-Do you want i clean shave? Try
one of our guaranteed razors. Fox
, Cycle & Hardware Company.
Rev W. H. Hubbard will match at
' the West Norwslk Union Chapel to-
moriow afternoon; gt it o clock.
, A small party of friends were enter-
tamed by Howard Hoyt. of Franklin
7 avenue at his home, Wednesday eve-
lag.
i—Duniap. Youman Bernice. O’Brien.
The funeral of Ephraim Mowerpwhc
formerly resided in South Non-walk.
took place yesterday. at Worcester.
. Mass.
Edgar .l. Sloan. special agent for the
Home Insurance Company. of New
York. was in South Norwalk. yesterday.
on business. .
«Games of every sort. Sleds. Hay
Carts. Wheelbarrows. Blackboards. M
S. Smith S: Co.
(in Monday evening the monthly
treating oi the Old Well Hook and Lad-
. der Company. will be held in its rooms
' in Huvlland street.
St. John’s had 9. A. F. and A. M..
will hold a specie meeting. next Wed-
holiday evening. for the purpose of con-
iwl'ing the first degree.
Miss N. M. Hyland. of Smith Nor-
walk will start Monday for Buffalo to
pend two months In the west of her
uncle. Captain. Michael Laney.
. wildlife and select your Xmas (lifts
,hefore the rush We will deliver them
lift you It any time you desire. Bulk-
lay a Wheel er.
' William Miller. mInIger for Charles
armour. who has been ill It his
one in Madison street. was able to be
out yummy afternoon. for the unit
ti: hum. of Bridge-
of Norfolk. died
night. Funeral
W at a ohclock to.
.‘ Supply Company. of Boston. izll in
- the century.
l
who so am
and Entertaininnnt. Dec. ii. and 12.
The spatial coal collection will be
‘tIkeu at St Joseph's Church. tomoi-
.mp1
With every $10 worth of goods at L.
loiiieioif' I, you get a premium of some
vs no.
millli. and Pearl Airlines. O'Brien.
.. WM. .-
Call at any drug store and get a sum-
and lungs. ,
taking on an air of Christmas.
. It will
pay to call.
ford is the guest of her aunt Mrs. Char.
lotte‘Baksr. in Benton street .
Mr and Mrs James C. Collins of
New Haven, are guests of friends in
South Main street. 80th Norwaik.
You want to order your Christmas
candy now, of Lane. the confectioner
You will get your order filled prompt-
—-Childreu's Books, Xmas
Handsomeiy Framed Pictures.
Smith & 00.
Cards.
M. 8.
Willie ‘Dunn. the well-known golf ex-
' port. is in town today. giving lessons
to members of the Norwulk Golf Club.
A. J. Collins & company is very busy
at present getting ready for the holiday
trade. The store is packed from gar-
i'et to collar.
J. B. Lawrence, agent of the school
board. today delivered a large supply
of hoolisto the Over River and East
Norwalk schools.
William Drew is now employed by
the Norwulk Brass Company. having
resigned his position as conductor on
the West avenue line.
«Full line Winter Caps. O'Brien.
The. first batch of the season took
place this week at the Norwalk Poul-
try ‘r’ards. of Westport avenue. It con-
sisted of about fifty young chicks.
Two'members of the Company C M-
Iay. which was to have ran a race last
night. with Company r's team. lost the
train and did not come in Norwalk.
Mrs. Mary Francis of Bridgeport. ar-
rived iu South Norwaik, this morning.
tube the guest other sister, Mrs. Iron»
ise Jomleson. 01 Ely avenue. over San-
day.
-—M. S. Smith & Co. are surely head.
quarters for Gent's Ladies' and Chil-
dren‘ s Handkerchiefs.
Preparations are being made for an
entertainment to be given at Hoyt‘s
'iheatre. on New Yam" 3 day. afternoon
and evening. for the beneilt of St. Joe-
eph’ a Church... will be largely a
minstrel show.
A hence belonging to the Emerson »_
North Main street. this morning. and
brokeb oth thllls. The driicr had con-
siderable difficulty in getting the ani-
mal to its fact it was not injured.
._._4 ”.m—
—The Woman‘ s Guild of Grace
Church, will give a slipper and sale of
fancy articles..at Grace Parish House.
Wednesday. December 11. afternoon
and evening.
The Feast of the immaculate Concep-
tion will be celebrated at St. Joseph‘s
Church tomorrow. it is known in the
Catholic churches at the Patronal Feast
of the United States. so appointed by
the fathers of the first Plenary Conn
oil. at Baltimore. in the early part of
3
Miss Lillian May Deverell. the effl-
cleut stenographer for Attorney H. ’E.
Ferris. resigns her position this even-
ing. to accept a similar one with the,
Embaimers‘ Supply Company. oi Weat-
port. She will commence her new dut~
ies Monday morning. Many friends
wish her success.
w
——High School Fair. Dec. 1243.
The Epworth League of the Norwalk
Methodist Church held it regular mop.
thly business meeting Inpt night. in
the Sunday School room of the church.
At the last meeting of the Central
Labor union a resolution was passed
endorsing the exclusion of Chinese
from the United States. The resolu-
tion will he sent to all the United
sum Senators and Congressman It
J. Hill. The twenty you lIw prevent
log Chinese from coming to this coun
try, will expire on May 5. lllliz. and it
is proposed by the labor unions to have
it renewed. if possible. There are l.‘
000.000 Chinese in the United States
and asch one has been‘suossed I! for
the purpose of lighting Ininnt the
bill when it comes up in Congress.
uni-J. s. Mommas IerIt
mkmsultsdinthsnsrlnfl ofthI
WNW.” Tuesday and
mwmthcmoilma
pic of Kemp's balsam for the throat '
The D. M. Read Company's stors‘is
Miss Jennie Easterbrook, of Strai- ‘
in clothing son but he bought here.
We have I lilo stock of Overcoats.
Smoking Jackets. House Coats, etc»
and you can't make any mlbtiko in
selecting. Everything hero is good
and the prices are all surprisingly
low. The styles are the very latest.
Smoking Jackets. $4 to 92.50 R
Bath Robes. $2. 50' to Sit) 00 _ '
COmStoCk Bros.
Not-walk Store: 30th ‘NorwIlk Store:
Masonic Building. :4 south Main St.
Telephone Call. 32-2: South Not-walk Store.
' Benedict's
In Buying Groin
the price paid is not so important as
what is gotten for that price. . .
The cheapest price olten buys the
clearest grain.
Buy here and get what you think
you get—~ihe best.
Buy Oats Thais Clean.
‘ Manuel T. Hutch
i am near—lust as for as the near
est letter box or telephone. .
«1 Jackson s i Studio i».
offers a most aimdfln line of Photograph: in the Latest Styles.
suitable for
Christmas Remembrances.
A Gem of the Rhoioguplm' 3 Art.
3w“ New A Photograph on Parchment with I future
as fine as silk and :3 soft
our ARTIST PROOFGIIAWRE M
W a: w .
Momma cm EQUAL mist! £0»:sz
‘ ‘ It
Christmas sittings can now be made. ’i
W“ ‘Don' (wait to malt: appoinhnenfs.“
fittings from 9 to 3:30.
Manson's micro.
53 WALL STREET.
Nomads Conn.
ifts..
IOOKO.
Lives of the Hunted.
$1.00 Child of Nature.
$1.00 night of Man.
$1.00 Life Everlasting.
31.00 Maud Adams.
Eternal City. $1.00 Spinster Book. ’ 31.50
' And Otfirs. Boys' and Girls' Books. be upward!
We carry more books than all the other stores in town combined. All!
hook not in stock‘wlll be ordered at the usual discount. A full line of Foun-
tain Peas. the to to. Prayer Books and HymaisI. M9? Boxes Willing
Wm PR. Bears,
4. WALL M'RIIT. NORWALKR, CONN.
A Business Merrill 6on if!
Education
Opposite Hotel.
Both. trolleys pass the door.
~— ...—. ...-.
..Hollday
'00 K8.
Borne prices for 81.50 novels:
llrl Ind I.
Cavalier.
Right of Way,
lusrre.
$1.75
‘1. 80
81.00
.1. 00
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:Wlllliolpyou
RWiIi sdpmmsmmw
.. iwiiiiuipyosouttmgsniflc. '
emoticon-losing
swimmer-Mam. '
‘smwumninnuywsm.
. lows:
' ferson. Tessie Carmody. Viola Bys’b.
7 son. Verna Wheeler.
WP positions. -
ifs-Io It thorn-t chums. amid.
tomorrow ins.
none. you will goth mamas. ' , .
its May morning In plausi- a: ‘ R
o of do the brick work
' Catholic Union. Coercion . or c.
‘ will hold an election of onion" fol
. lowed by a maker. Monday night
‘RR WQW ._
The Pine Led
entertained M
Robert Van Bur
West avenue
by afternoon by
at her hum
W
.wlxsdics’ Huts ashamed. ovals». ,
Mrs. George Weeks and no. Char-
is: F Smith. have returned from
Staten island where they have been
trialling their sister had slstcria‘itw.
Rat Faber D. 8 Shannon. a former
Norwalk boy. who at present In locoliid '
in Pennsylvania. is the guest of his '
father. in town. Father Sheohlil is re.
cupcrnting from a very serious illness
during which he was laid up for several}.
weeks in the hospital.
The gas engine at DcKiyn'I bakery
shop exploded. last night. shortly be-
fore 8 o'clock. making a report like
that of a cannon. A crowd gathered at
once on the Wall street bridge. but dis-
persed when the cause of the commo-
tion was made known.
Samuel J . Benedict died yesterday at
his home in Wilton. aged seventyasv-
en years and eight months.
ceased is well known in that toivn. The
burial will be in Vista New York. Mr.
birthplace. Funeral Direc-
tor Raymond. of Norwalk. has charge
of‘the funeral arrangements. ‘
The Order of the Eastern Star held a
very Interesting‘ meeting, in Masonic
Hall. Washington street. last night. and
installed officers. The Masonic rooms
will be used hereafter for the meetings.
Grand unicorn from New Haven. Shel-
ton. Bridgport. Winsted and other plac-
es. were present. Another important
meeting will he held next Friday night.
n...» m —.-o—
Those present at the surprise party
given to Lester Wheeler. of Fort Point
street. an account of which appears in
the East Norwalk column. were as fol
Marguerite Taylor. Anna Nicki
Mary Roddy Alice Reynolds. Eva Jud
Grace Smith.
Frederica Starr. Minnie Carmody, Ber-
tha Hunter Edith Sanford Ethel Voor-
hoes. Agnes Oarmoiiy. Mamie Eldridge.
, Charles Roddy. Harry Perry. Martin
M. Grain.» Harry Nickorson. Elmer Sco-
Rileid .Harry Conley. Will Shea. Marvin
Van Keureu. Chester Meeker Amos
Judson. Emerson Ayers Harold Tay-
lor. Albert Voorhees. Howard Cor
ham. Robort'BlydenbeI‘g. Walter Rose
Percy Morgan. Maurice Hatchnisn.
, Lester Wheeler MRI-ii. Judson. Mrs Van
. Koren.
sip.
LADIES‘ NIGHT AT Y.’ M. C. A.
The Parlors Filled and I Fine Enter-
tainment Given.
The pouiarit of this social feature
of the ”T? "il'f‘.’ .
demonstrated last evening. when Lad-
ies' Night was observed for the first
time this season and the rooms were
tilled.
The senior gymnasium class under
the leadership of the physical director.
Charles F. Kraut. gave a most excel-
lent exhibition of the regular gymnas‘
tic work which was followed by a very
highly amusing character exhibition by
Messrs. Diver Benton and Daly. of
Bridgeport Diver as the clown Ben-
ton in his unique costume as Weary
Willie and Daly all the colored gym
past and strong man. gave the IlldIr
once a real treat of genuine inn and .
fancy gymnastics. These young men
from the Bridgeport Y. M. C. A. are al-
ways welcomed in The Norwsika.
After the gymnastic features the fol-
lowing program was enthusiastically
received:
Banjo solo. W. 0. Blues; piano solo
Miss Florence Lockwood: recitation.
Miss Eva Bowen. with piano and violin
Iccompaniment bv Miss Mono and
George lngham: mandolin selection.
Horace Keyworth.
Refreshments of‘rliot cocoa and wet
cm were served to the Bridgeport vlw
liars. .
The whole affair was a decided suc-
cess and again demonstrated the neces-
sity of other and larger quarters to
RIiiiitiiiiinodato the growth of the unoc-
It on.
.a—.......n
GRACE CHURCH MUSIC.
Following is the- program for the
Second Sundown Advent:
of
Processionsl til.
Vcnito lit 1).
Bonadicte in g.
Juhllstc in F.
dreams
Hodges
Offer-tow. Lord We Pray Thee. Roberts
ltI‘csIsionIl m.
Amrnoon. 4:15 P. M.
Procession! 40b.
Mal Versioles.
Munidcst in D,
None Dimittis iii D.
Hymn 45.
German
TgiitI
rt
Field
Ancieiu Phil! Song
Rscmioosl 506 Gauntlet!
FIRIT éiluubu uuuoé
luminous
“Wiser-rhymes
The de- ,
Whil’t Club Wili‘lw '
made It IimilIr prices.
I
Plenty of Long (ivorcoItI. $10 to m.
Exclusive patterns in suits. from I10 to $20. .
cool, sites 15 to 19.
Particularly good value is a Child's Blue Chinchillo‘
we are selling at 11.26. ‘
Clothier Halter and Furnishef.
48 and 80’ Wall Street. Not-walk
Store open Mendav, Friday and Saturday
‘ i i‘
Stop and ’bldnk
is it worth‘ while to have the print
run together, or your head ache. or any
of the discomfort you have been suf-
fering from. when PROPER GLASSES
PROPERLY ADJUSTED. will rhmove
the trouble. We guarantee perfect fit-
wmrwwmur
-’ Figs fhr
l) I
. i can Clover Milk.
Seen it.
donation“
,, . :’ “shim ONLY “run
ting and make no charge for examina-
tion.
6. '3. Sections.
finalists Optician,
58 We“ Strontitlmslk.
At t. j a
Saturday Specials.
An honest pureed- to do our best by the customers is the spirit
present gelling. RWI must have money.
We must II". More in m in
is It I premium. Whatever the price here quoted, depend. on I got: d
value received. Here is when custom m are good friends and Rheum!
only policy. Cash Isle.
Bag best Floor. {9c With ”other
goods. not including sugar.
20 lbs, Granulated Siigsr. with other
goods. 81. 00
Creamery Tub Butter 25c.
24c wholesale
Good Tub Butter. 23c
Print Butter. 30c.
New Prunes large sweet: big stock.
must sell, 9c.
New Prunes. Oregon,
large. lOc.‘
New Dried Apples. special cash
price. 13c. ,Worth 12c.wholesale.
Itew‘ing. this sale. 9c;
Worth
tart. extra
"3
lbs”? 0% . R
in: REE nus WEEK.’ "‘
To show what good Tea and Coffee
we sell for little money. and also to
' introduce the Mattie Michelle's Cor
ooia‘ Flour for pancakes and muffins. i
will give to every customer who pur-
chases the Rfoilowing four standard ar-
10c
22c
10c
08c
2 cake; lelRlReR Toilet Soap. free. 50c
A true saying will bear repeating.
New stock Dried Mina m I
sale. 11c quart. Cash. , .
The best Potatoes in to'
cook and compare with igh
offer and that will tell yeti".
95c in 5 bushel lots. You iii
cheaper but not so good ‘
Canned Corp. All right. ill , ,
large stock; too much oi it; We
Buckwheat 10c. ,
7 lbs, Oatmeal. 25c.
loose Buckwheat. ‘
vsnia White Corn Meal,
Yellow Corn Meal. line and ,
Graham Flour. for cIRksI, etc. ‘
to get. Cheap and.good, II. at} “1
Baking Eggs. at 25c doses. .
Fine Kiln Dried Vineianll sunset ’ ‘
tatoes.15c 2 ate: 50c pk.
A fair and square basilica.
. fair and square pIopII. who wish to up on up trails with new unit I‘ ,
who will hIrrn no pus. but do good to all. we thc no poor t’i‘hfli .
on the public. Goilhlting your Saturday order. promiums givolli'
LORENZO Dish
1'.
‘WM
HaveYonO) Fl 1' ML
A
kindling of any description In starting
ways road for use, and I most enliven
W0
MIDI”
HIVIRMIrIIdI-lsnith
Idiom thiamine-mill .
, “iuy‘ Council-tum“ ,
w by an nemirioa yoarttwilior
ALWAYS
grout labor and money sever. Is it does away with ., _
either wood or dual ,
lent household sputum ' '
... Raymond Brats
. AIIIIII wanted in New Canaan. Wilton, Weston. Wampum.
comm . llalolos aims. Woodward "m
xiv/’9'!
JustRs'word shout Health Broad W
condensed blade—loo per
rim ran BCHOOL
LIBRARY FUND.
or iii said «it round in
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