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wind: n Moore «I. trial
3 'that “lisp Distal 1
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“we...“ .
“11le Christmas exercises will be held
I Molar: this evening at
3151“,. and Mrs. George W.
I 11.
l’a;"" ~ ‘1
The illrI' s Friendly Society of 3‘rin-I .
lty Episcopal Church will bed a denial
session Friday night, proced
votlonsl meeting. .w
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some is under the direction of hire.
James (1. Gregory
WEATHER FORECAIT.
FD st tor Noemi": and vicinity:
wry ht; centrally cloudy. Friday.
I or low pressure no central;
:1th mug in the southwest snow1
I was falling In Kansas, Nebraska. Mlu~
' nosota and Wisconsin- Pleasant we»
thor with mild temperatures prevail in
the is e resion and New Ennisnd. The
, ~A box of Imperial Crown figure
makes the nicest Christmas prosont.
W I
The Bartender‘s Union with meet
Sunday afternoon. in G. A. It“. hall. in
South Main street. It will be the hrst
meeting in this hall.
a...
Stephen H. Richards inteodai
“111 Ultra in the northwest ls from
t the cor rib: W
tour Isl: below nero. Conditions 1., 8 new cottage a
vor. l' this vicinlry. fair weather and High “"9”” COM" 1‘ 93.91111 Fan~
silli is laying the foulillatlillln
ll
mild Hummers. followed on Friday.
by increasing cloudiness and probe 1y
than or" inow by Friday night or at
u ay. .
l. Joseioff has an interesting grocery-
ad. in today's issue.
IMr. and Mrs Charles Forman.
who have been the cues . i“fraud
Mrs. J. A. Richardson. 61 W03 ave~
.nue. have returned to their host n At-
taiia, Ala.
—Great bargains in Pianos this
month. .1. W. Btudwell's. .
'1‘. B. Griiiln's bronchial trachea are
just the thing now. See the ad.
AI‘h‘o‘Iise in being erected In South
Main, street for Mrs. Mary A. Goodwin
whilst“ stock of Oriental rugs has
arrived at the store at the D. M. Read
#Compiil’l'.
«1.1.1.! . I. w—w
Tho. Rowland Dry Goods Company
has chills hints for gift seekers in 10-
def!» issue.
Harry L. St. Orniond. 01 Broad Riv-
or has returned home from a visit in
heated. Mass.
m;lcrriil and John Powell are .
Illsw additions in the Twin City Indo-
xpendeat Orchestra.
. 111. ll. Binaries.“ Greenwich, was the
guest Tuesday of his brother. Aisle
Seal-lea, of Norwaik.
Miss Fannie Simington. of Newburg,
New York, is the guest of Viola Starr.
of Elm'wood avenue.
The annual mention 0!. Sherman
Council. Royal Amman]. will be held
tonight at Red Mbn' s flail. There will
be initiation and refreshments. and all
members are requested to attend. I
‘ Richard Raymond one 01 the clerks
at the store of the Raymond Grocery
Company, in West street had an 88
gold mounted pipe stolen by the
thioVes that entered the store. Tues-
day night.
u...
~ngh School Fair. Dec. 12-13.
Frederick Coleman; Jr., and Cheries
Siavin. of South Norwaiil. attended the
performance at Weber & Fields, in
New York last night. and also wit
nessed the bicycle race at Madison
Square Garden.
Miss Cora A. Reiley. who has been
spending two stocks with Dr. and Mrs.
J. Milton Coburn at the Colonial Cot-
tags South Main street, returned to
Norwich today, to resume her duties
as a trained nurse.
Glasses very often improve the ap-
‘ pearance of a person. Homer B. Hoyt
can 111 you becomingiy.
Former Water. Commissioner Lewis
11. Nash will move his family to his
new home in Brooklyn. this week.
.Illayor and Mrs. Mortimer M. Lee at-
tended a reception at the Waldorb
Astoria. in New York city. yesterday
SLI'John‘s Lodge, 1“. and A.‘ M., will
hold a special meeting this evening for
the purpose at working the not degree.
ml“ 4
W
~Braxilian Balm is a harmless. pos-
itive curative for colds and all iniiam-
m'siory dlbeasbs Trial bottle 10c at
Baxter’s and Piaistod' s.
The Whatsoever Circle of King's
Daughters (It the South Norwalk Coll»
gregotionai Church .wiii meet tomor-
row night at the home or Miss Flor-I
leer. "The Madonna. and the Child."
hconnsoted with
“Ehurch. held a meet-
The 'l‘r ity 01g);
Tr hlty
in; last parsonagein West
avenue: end outside”. on routine business.
‘ ”m???” in! ”held. "13"” m up?
i In an e program
3121‘6 will sppoar later. ‘
5W
bellied Words Circle 0! Kinss
Rnu‘ghters will hold a meeting Satur~
a? alternoorl‘ a't“ 3: 30. with ma. '1‘. K.‘
mm a
I), “sip #6
on. x
seen it? 50c, at Club's.
lire. Joseph neonatal. while clona-
‘ a in: a windows 0%.
" I met with whats-near“? small am
. incident. is stupid anon un'c chair;
Ito' another she loht at». more. dill-F
q.»
locum mean“ “In”;
1‘)’ , a
from 133: pike. no “alteration. 18o
Flsadbntheahsrpoorn‘crofatsbio
the body,
0. or em a harbor-:1! you 3.“:
On “my and Thumtythe“
will sell We. staine- tor:
v , I ."" , 3
I Isn't
I x I. fruits owe-WE m are ill
4. Tell me Dimming
5 ms rooms in th-
r Hi K ‘ 000w
port tangy on business and pleasure
" ‘ ‘ Iers.
“' suitability.
hya’d‘s—‘
yore. hell sleeves. Hung
. . tra large brush
once Benedict. 42 West avenue Suh- .I
' ~Chameleos Newman. Have mi“
Hus souls, Inland! the one or Isl- I
o; one otherwise bruising herself about W
‘ sum who could mm mm to the
‘ truth oi the sdaau "Honesty is the . ~
Any hour oi the day mar
Purchases will be delivered
éuae‘ Auo‘ ”
run colors.
Special valiibb for holiday glit- hunt-
A trade Monet is the coiled
stile... no, j m I
carefully mode anemic i. . | W
in, usually sold at 321 (2‘
$14. 60.
Slble (ox double boas with bmpll
tails. 812. 50.
Isabella or sable fox boas.
quality. 810
Marten scam. 11011on We lost.
I... ribbon tells. 311.50st 59.
choice Isabella ion dp‘ublp boas. ex
0818. 30.
Double boss of ash s lynai Illhoico‘1
(in: shins. finished with pix lynx toils.
82
Sable to; shapbd double boss, two
’4'}
» large brush tells, $27. 50.
Cluster scaris oi marten with six
tails, M85 3
Dark mink cluster pearls. W. 50.
Fine cluster soaris of Eastern mink.
$15.
Mulls.
‘ Three stripe mink mulls $12.00 .
Biacii lynx mulls, high luster. 012 60.
Extra choice black lynx mulls. $18.
In»
320.
Two-stripe choice isabeiia. mulls. $15
and $16. 50
Blue lynx mulls :12. so “3015..
Choice marten mull-.3815“ $0.50
Choice blended opossum muffs. 85.15.
Blended opossum mum. $8.25.
Second Iloor.
GLOVES.
Kid and fabric; well known import-
ed and American.
Fownes’e La Tosca. 82.
F'ownos’ s Eugenie. $1. 60.
Dagmar. pique finish. 31. 50.
Fownos' s Marguerite. for girls, $1.25.
THE HOWLAND DKY G
anlooepolar
‘ determines whether or not
cool it is impossible to get
Coal costs you no more
philtablé to dbdl with us.
islactory. (tool.
John H.
summon seen.
flit" Why alas-u War-oar Knows that Hon- II ‘.
esty is the loot Policy.
c
There is no man in the United
policy." than Iichacl Wenonw
never lived up to it: ~
A and Boole plaids, We.
Sable iox boas with lsrse bra-lilacs “1‘5
extra 53¢
It's the quality of the coal you burniin the furnace that
able during cold weather. or “a little chilly. " With inferior
much larger guaniig.’ is burned.
once in the value. The first order will allow you why it' ls
Idler open [rates we have found CAN NEL the most sat-
ll-
H.11snd 81- 50.
V "fl and $135. lined with slit,
in colors. fancy stripes.
Soobb wool. 75c.
wool,
0;
white. band'-
red mode and white,
£39m”. s colt sieves. 50c and 26c.
clasp taffeta gloves; 68c.
Cashmere gloves, Iieeced. 2 clasp.
Red oasbmore fibres, 25c.
INIXPfiflllVfi 01"“.
Artistic were“ picked mm the chills
section. and dippisyod on a special is-
Hmoklnc-sots and tobacco-Jars of ma-
Wman tteinb kand hock glasses.
Mac! (11th
filthy babes I: i'ioyai Wedgwood
' ’" h anduinltrlsn china chino-
rlié-irerlars. saladdlshes.
3 ‘1 later, celerydrays and almond
use.
a
bonus:
silver numwis. ’
Any" 31111 the table 31.
cells It
dfisbII'aarchee
‘ f.“ cums. sedan.
Bl‘fiiélll in“!!! with fancy border.
11.85.1118le 50
Fancy shawls o1 ice wool. handsome
3‘33?“ in black and white. 81 and
1
regulators. with fancy borders. 250
sch hoods. double-knit and large,
Sue and 81. ,, I
All those are hand-made.
Black cardiac laéketa long or
short. medium as‘d largo sides. the and
:81. to: 83.1
Second our.
1 . ‘r
Ins CO.
ones
JV”:
you shahbeentirelycomfoit
satisfactory heat though a:
ll' .“ 'fimsqmtdadfldfii
' y
Ferris
South Norwalk Con'n;
no. 13010 were fould on bill. but he
up the
towthe
aiaht having in
‘ wits under the anomalies
. weekly, “3119136111232: who): at inha-
land shows the Soils wins‘ chanson
m: Niantic, inst night ceased a west
-cau¢htintbebrealsosatolentthe
'. The,"
‘- PORT ANGLES. WashiL. December
w 10-401” Tea Tree
army M... r" "a:
«a
l0 l 1390“! can. I n which
I
Kalli. Who
‘ obscuring deem um so wife.
“it?”
3 Hill 01011 111
A ‘snrodF‘llls life for 330000 in her
' and that she also Filtered a Walliu‘a- -
hi“ lit--
M
lord shyplfiiamplfi ”held; her In car-
on or at cm
hsrl‘l shalld. Ill-i. lis' d to ss-
sert lit ‘at til 0 time mentioned by her
husband ails was lasso-land» that she
had since been 111th from the
hilddietown asylum as cured. It is un-
derstood lines that the listener will
rain as obsstion never before rought
Wallis courtsmstowbm omen
should be compelled to snbwmbl'
9
“all or escwo‘ «Irene—II.
law The
Toto! mm increased £118, 000‘; cir-
demon decreased. mime :lniiliou
decreased, £181,197 . othsif securities
law at m or re:
l £0 1111 C 0
increased 331.9 5.000; notes reserve
Increased. £76,000; government so—
purities decreased. £51000. The pro‘
portion oi the. Bank of England's re-
serve to liability is 48 .69 per cent.
last week It was 07. 94 per cent. Rate
of discount unchanged at l per cent.
all!“ EXPERTS Dalila".
MANCHESTER. December 13...
Chairman Lasker and D knows) the
Parisian export, the am of whom has
«has up a permsnsnt residence in
Manchester have been playing a sort
sot exhibition cables of chess dur-
if. the earlier part at the week. Yen
tor-day they started a match of two
cheater Chess Club, the first of which
was won by Lasker. the French chem
pion'rosixning after four hours bril-
iiant play followed an Evans gambit
'lopeu 11!-
SILK MILL STRIKE ENDED.
SOUTH “Aniline-STE}! (701111.. 1300'
ember 12-—The strike of silk weavers
at the Cheney Bros mill be h yostcr
day. ended this morning. t is an-
nounced that the strike was due to a
misunderstanding on the part of the
operatives and that when the attitude
of the owners of the mills was explain-
ed all the weavers returned to work
this morning with no concessions from
the management The strikers say
they expect to lay their alleged griev-
{tacos before the board of directors
ater.
WALLSTRET J»: 10 I». m..——Londou
sent higher prices for Amewns this
mention. but we local market failed
to respond and all but a few stocks
showed fractional declines. New York
Central ran oil . 4. Amalgamated
Copper moved vigorously up over a
point, but failed to ailect tne rest 01
the market. .
ILLINOIS PASSENGER TRAIN
Wit: Em
SPRINGFIELD. 111.. December 12——
A broken rail on the Wabash railroad
bound passenger train to be Wrecked.
The casino and front cars passed over
in. safety. but the flange of a wheel
chair car and sleeper in the ditch. the
cars turnitig over. But one passenger
aw was laid ured. I
4":
by Your Eyes
But do not strain them.
Use one of our ne'lo
PORTABLE LAMPS
for" was; on 535019.
STEADY, 5
scam
I“ M'maceosulofille
WELSBACH MANIZE
. [Mhmyummrhamw
MPIPIITAT'COST .I I ,I
0”th was...
MW.
.Ilisliwau it
rid or 5‘
with the mrksts. HO
osrkcbuuiers that you can iii allot-d to pass. Thsitlrn's 1er
but
tomorrobv Hence, an we have often spill, It pays to ‘
WOMIN'S COATS AND
. Forum‘s Mouse.
sudden is tar and may ahead or any
previous season's selling. We made a
supreme eilort and you have appre-
tinted it: are appreciating It I310 will
continue to appreciate It. It's a strong 3
combination of style, variety, duality 10130195: “0-
and price that is doing the business.
quarts; lilting. velvet collar, a bargain ‘ ’
satin lined. velvet collar.
for 010.16.
all sizes in stock
back. lined throughout;
“0.08.
it i . I
”m“ ‘for a purse given by the Man gsood 0001 y lin by sizes 6 to 14 years
16 years,1n red. blue, grey and tan, at THAT WILL ””5“”. YOU. ‘ ‘
”.39. 1 Just l'our lots. and better into-II “If 1
colors. plain back. bishop sleeves, 50o. double knee. 12y . pm».
ed trout and back histh sleeve. 01.00.
made up in the iatostbtglghw .
at French Flannebm‘
«dictation of overproduction am
i I
inns. Such values as in many cases his arm
0r F1000 0A
UND R-WllAlt BUYING‘
Don‘t think you'll be a
wealr liar Dingo, women ”a?"
m n urry.
such excellent bAr sins toihal
very liberally. hints ’01?!
same when you" come to lily
Men's Heavy Fla-es thirds
Man n'a Best Quality rim
atrial. urinates shirts. are
I match. In all sites. . .,
Ladies Melton Cloth cam threc- ”fl“.
Our Inns; oi outer serotonin this
Mln’a Heavy Ail-Wool
Drawers. whiter nstur
and scarlet. Ole. , ,
ons‘ Fleece Shirts. and 1‘0
815 00 value sites 114 to 34, nicely malls. ass.“
Misses' Jersey 11100061th.
and Pants since 0 so 7. are
1 Women's Best Quality 0 till
‘ and Pants, long or short at V0.
Liadies’ Fitted Oxford Bantam, yoke also 3 toil . 49c.
81100101 at Women's Jersey Ribbed
Pants. halt wool. 76c. ‘
Women’s Plain or Jersey 11 .
Vale and Pants. all wool, white
natural, 98c. ,_ I
A STOCKING STORY I I I.
miss Black 3...... Cloth col...
Bargain in Lasting“. osterd Iiaoiana.
children's-Box Coats. well made .'
Children‘s Raglan Coats. sizes ii to
handled at the prices.
lelll' Flannelette 8MP! Will“, in chnwenv' HGIV)’ Fl.“ .IiOk
sleeve to 10, ,gc. ”tin d I
I omen's coco e Hose,
Ladies French Flannel Shirl Waists, 17c kind an at r to r 25:
Women's Wool Hose.’ plain a
made bed. She. pair. , I
e. Albe- Men’s Black Camel Hair and Min
from MI Wool Half Hose, worth 15. tom“
special. 2 pairs 25¢ g I
A bottsrsgrade 9min Violets.
Clothing s21.
Now On.
I Men’s. You‘lhs’ and Bous’ Stills
and Furnishings being sold record-i
less of their orihinai cost. You
can find sch. suits here uou and
hours will be proud to wear. and
there will be the additional sans:
faction Vol thinkina of how 'nucjll :
11011 have saved.
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98 Washington St .
So. Norwaik
Norwalk Chronicler