an (or :Chlutmss give us a
chance winters-tron. We can
~ , rely do .it—woaadywlse and
tan ton. - 5
m timaooncorniug
9 .,~, sdompow the
, boner. The,“‘sursr you are of
-: tting supplied.
Ml ‘bulinm communications tor
in ordeal-ileum be addressed to me
stiller: Personal lotion not desired.
Full line Umbrellas. O'Brien.
_ T. a: Magner has Just received a
large load of pocket books.
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fiPork Chops, 10c. lb. Haycs'.
«, -vm ,
'Wlliiam P. Beers. Norwaik. has
many Christmas gifts on exhibition.
I
‘ r—‘A complete line otToys at M. S.
Smith & Co.'s.
‘lle Christmas program in all the
so dole will be given on December 20.
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‘ ~Gramphones with 2 records tor
the children; 33. Bulkiey & Wheeler.
The llowland Dry Goods Company
has an'andlcss display of holiday goods
on sale. « .
‘——lv‘ancy Chairs. Morris Chairs, Fall-
oy Tables: biggest assortment in town.
'ltaymond it Son.
m
_ The ’D. M. Read Company has sonic—
) thing practical to say about Christmas
. ~'glving in today’s issue.
_-...._ . Mu...—
~Flne assortment of Christmas
Tree Ornaments ,now on sale at De-
.hlyn’s. 27 Main street.
.. ' . -.;_.h..-_.l.‘..; ‘
"Your son and daughter ought to
have a savings account. Consult the
South. Norwallt Savings Bank.
, A 'v—Peck & Snyder’s Skates are the
best. Fox Cycle and Hardware Co.
Thczs‘chonlyyisito aarebusiness en-
- staged ,i .loo ‘1 r the repulsitilins:
. an “dsli&lies fir ‘
. w . 'g'i’ “
dimmer year. ‘
‘ If, . e. :f{ -...:'.‘;‘_.....:.T . , , .
. ' Afli‘box o‘t’lmpefldl CrOWn Cigars
‘ makes the nicest Christmas present.
Mrs. Helen '1‘. White of Brooklyn, N.
‘. Y.. is spending the winter‘wlth Prin-
.cipal and Mfs;.William. 9. Facts. in
,-’South Main street.
“about bargains” in Pianos this
."MOlith. J. W. Studwall’s.
i" McInnd Mrs. ads. Goodrich. of
‘South Norwalk. will. be the guest of
Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Jay, at Newark.
‘. ‘N‘. .i-.. over Sunday.
‘z—Nlce Derby for Xmas. O'Brleu's.
. “ Mrs. James Bedtord'. who has been
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Scott. of No. ll Cross street, has return-
ed to her home in Brooklyn.
«Boston Hot House Lettuce. be
head. Hayes'. .. .
a Mr. and Mrs. Paul Schultae. Jr., and
wife. at Bridgeport, who have been vis-
iting relatives in Sound View Terrace.
have returned to their home.
. --.. 4.... -w
4K0» "coughing. “ or use Brazilian
Saint. "fit you prefer the Balm. obtain
it at Plalsted's or Baxter's.
who members of Jere McAulliie‘s
'fltoolr Company attended the South
,Norwalit Outing Club's dance at Music
‘Hall, alter the performance last night.
-—We invite special attention to our
exceptional values. in H'dkfts of all
hurts. M. S. Smith .0; Co.
' W
Preparations arfijbingvmxe to; 31‘s
examinationina ,, a gr ‘5. o _ c
, coil in South ‘N‘ rwclk during the
‘ilrct week uterine, ill-intrude holidays.
ll winter mun Gramophone Records
11101» received. CW bud hear them
gain a woo-lilo: ,.
local ' Mandamuilnion will
mcctlngtomorsowmrooon. he-
loin: at it o'cloclti in G; A. it. Hall in
‘ Whom W Will be on
j race, is ill
a chance.
. lvr'nl seals. 1" Mr Tom
.M—Nice Xmas “Umbrellas. Officials.
The schoolswwid close Friday of next
week to
season. ’
o...
aileron
H . e; Sausagc. 10c; lb.
ayes.‘ .. r
Mali
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer H. Johnson. at
Bridgeport. are the guests of Mr. and
l:i‘8.tJilmeil McFarland, or Chestnut
a rec . . .
‘ fir-M. 8. Smith & Co. are surely head-
quarters for Gents'. Ladies and Child
rents H‘dk’ls. ‘
m..—
Howard Baker. son or Chief Edward
Baker. of High street, sprained his
ankle" while playing at the Frankllnl
School the other day.
“Chiffonlers. Shaving Stands. Cos-
tumers, Jnrdinler Tables, Foot Roots.
in big Variety. Raymond & Son.
-.._.. a..."
The stated communication at Old
Well Lodge, No. 108. F. Kr A.
annual election oi olilcers, will be held
December 17. at 8 o'clock p. m.
m
--Go in and win the handsome doll
and Go Cart, at Bulkley & Wheeler‘s.
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or Mr. and Mrs. James Melville. oi
Cove street and Fifth avenue. East Nor-
walk. Mother and child are doing
nicely.
Knives, Scissors, a Carving Set, or a
Clauss Razor will prove an acceptable
gift. Fox Cycle and Hardware Co.
—-r---— .
Members of the Norwallr lodge oi’
Elks have commenced to decorate their
hall in South Main street for their so~
cial session. to be held next
evening.
~Latest Style Tums. O’Brion's.
Beginning tomorrow and continuing
throughout the winter, the high mass
at St. Joseph’s Church will vc celebrat-
ed at 1:30 o'clock, a half hour later
than usual. '
~Iioastlng Pork. Pork Chops and
Sausage. 10c. lb. Haycs'.
A force of men is at work on the
Falrileld avenue extension from Cedar
street to the turnpike.- it the warm
weather continues the work will be
push quite rapidly.
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to be given away by M. S. Smith &
00.? Every‘purchase oi 25c gives you
.__,_., _...._.
The Southblorwnlk and East Nor-
walk linemen‘wglll’attend the East Ave-
nue Methodist Church in a body tumor:
row evening. ev.‘.l. J. Faust will
preach” an appropriate Sermon. ,
~Hollday Goods at “Bargulnduy”
prices. Bulkley & Wheeler.
The Epvlorth League prayer sclvfce
of the First Methodist Church tomor-
row cvening will be led by John Sem-
ple. Topic Uhiversial Dominion; Scrip-
ture reference. Daniel it, 44-45.
‘ A
-—Candy Scares, Fancy Baskets. Cor-
nicopias, Figures. Favors. and Choice
assortment of German Motions. Lic-
, Klyn's, 27 Main street.
Qtto Mndstrom, who is employed in
the barber shop of Albert Pohlman. lost
a valuable pipe yesterday. He states
that if the thief will call at the shop he
will give him the case that goes with
it.
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—F0l~ Xmaswliniversal Mont Chop-
pers. 95c. Fox Cycle & Hardware (.20.,
Harry Damon formerly employed at
the store of t-le Rowland Dry Goods
Company in Bridgeport. has arranged
a very pretty window in the store 0!,
ton street;
~—l‘.adi'e'h'
HI
a Gents""Alpines. o'er-fan.l
Joseph ‘Tanlmany. the well-known"
letter carrier. who recently broke one,
at the bones in his ankle. is doing nice-
iy. .Tlie report that Mr. Tammany has.
diphtheria. is untrue. as he is wail
other than the injured ankle.
limo. lb. Hayes’.
m
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«Choice Turkeys,
There have been but two cases beiorc
the Nowell: Town Court‘pso tar this.
month. both or a rivliliunturo. One
is s that or a worn n for drunkenness.
w on: case was continued and a man.
ior vaginally. whowas sent to the town:
poor, house. , ,_ '
waddle: or every sort Sleds. Hay.
Carts. Handsomoly li‘ru'm‘rod Pictures.
M. 8. Smith #00. '
The Farther Lint! will be entertain—
.,
31W 10' mm
. Q , .
our;
fight divestment Mona
V
l- the usual Christmas holiday .
.. and ‘
A baby boy has arrived in the home L
~Xmas suggestionsf H. .& B.‘
Wednesday ‘
——Who wins the handsome French doll .
his failiér,’ A. PTDam‘on. in Washing- ‘
not.“ bi tor, usury - ‘
idflrlas.
dance.
f “I O ’1'”. ‘1
' Norw'allt Store:
Masonic Building.
in quality and price are here in citrus.
tivc array. Film umbrellas ‘branlmont.
cri and plain bundles, 31m to 66.00
, Draco suit cuss, $1.50 to ”2.00. " Bap-
" $1.00 to 03.00. The swirl in stylus
furnishings. Glam. tics, suspenders,
handkerchief. stylish without? extrava-
Finc‘ dross third $1.00 to
ock Iron. ~
‘ i grandmothers:
. :4 Smith M Si.’ ’
Telephone Call, 32-2; South Nor-walk Story. ”
in Buying Grain!
.. _
the price paid is not so important as
what is gotten for that price.
The cheapest price oiien buys the
dearest grain. ‘ .
Buy here and get what. you think K
you get—the best.
Buy Oats That's
Manuel T. H
i am near—lust as tar as the near- 1'
l .
Clean.
atph.
est letter-box or telephone.
j l;
«(Jackson’s iSt
an
offer}! may! armadillo line of Photographs In ill: lain! Slyles,
suitable for
?
Christmas Remembrances. ,
' 7 I 4 Gent 2...: ide'P/lpipgraphn’s Ari. .
:4 Photograph on Parchment with a texture
Sonatina! New
2:" AIlI‘ISI' PROOF GRAWRE '
WWW
NOTHING CAN EQUAL THEM NR BEAUTY.
«I: fins 1: 3i and as out?
1‘
,Christmas sittings can now be made. , -.
W Don't wait to make appointments.“©h
Sittingafrom 9 to 3:30. ' . . .
L ‘ ‘ “ ' 'jACKSON’S ammo.
53 WALL STREET.
W”. Conn. “i
Opposite Hotel. H
80M trolleys pass the door.
ns‘i."
Fountain Pens. 26c to $5.
Prayer Book. and Hymnais.
Koduks, all upwards.
Promo cameras.“
Xmas cards.
Cplcndars.
u whuoovncm'.
iristmias Gi
fits.
Books or all kinds.
Pictures and
Picture Frames.
Leather Goods.
Writing Papers.
Popular Novels. £1.00.
P. Beer. , .
:A Business Mil-Elli]
education
and at @011me fir. and Fred Jens; * = '
i. .
9. socialism.
lamenting: "
Will help you to NW.
Will, hot 7‘
mail-£3 all
”Shall
will“
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timid
x
wnijliclo ”volt mnbctihrfi'iw
l.
i- .,
or?
'i
. . ~ rarest depa
. crs. .This week’s arrivals at the South
. of cult and one on
x “Mrs. Louisa McMahon, from bacteria.
_ Ohio. is visiting her son, James H.
the will
‘ gmlly. She will take the Clyde Line
3‘ Jennings club of the South:
v dramatic recital. by S. H. Clark. on Fri—
‘ will be address’e'
‘ High School. Poll n. China. who is to
. and Monday night, is
, McAlllster. one at their number. who
‘ Miss Florence Benedict. in West we
‘ Christan» night. at that city. Alter
‘ Monday menisci game. when they
: pally li‘ team's out anterior a moi
”‘ ~rile Nornlk Lodge. a. r. o. alk-
_ will dedicate their now too c rooms. 12
. Wednesday evening. Doc-labor 1|. This
I, I
So... Sounder Special is l'
‘ 2593:1107; ‘
Main strut. ‘Norwaik.
‘ Phone 14“.
m
A lunch will be gems in the Swing.
Norwalk Club tonight. 1
The Old il‘olk's club
daynigho with Mr. and Mrs.« W. F
Bishop.
night.
ml” w-vm ‘
or St Mary's Church will be celebrated
assist in the services.
‘ There will be a wedding supper at
which a number oi guests have‘bccn
invited. next Thursdnyicvening, at 38
“i’
0 Mills Emma
,erick Suttery.
The seventh annual imeetiilg of the
immediate Relief Association or Sher-
cil.~1288, R. . ,
Council room of Penman Council. 8.
or 31‘. Hall. Gazette Building, Tuesday
evening at 8:80 o’cldck. .
is booming“ in all the dit-
rtments at Raymond Broth~
Business
Norwnlk ,i’rcdght depot for this thin
have been tour careful hay, three cars
oi oats, one car otiscivcr pipe. one car
r of stone. '
Norris. secretary obtlle Y. M. C. A.
Mrs. McMahon is expecting to spend
ter‘ in Florida, but came on here
make a surprise visit W? son‘s
tseamer from New York.
' “‘7‘“—
“Klng Lear" will be opened up to the
Norwalk
Congregational, Chum , tomorrow by
A ‘A. Graham. in all cipation or the
day. The Men's 0 ristIan inquiry Club
bxcltev. Paul it.
c Oct Our Bible."
Villas Gertrude limes, of the our:
,Strayer on “How
speak in the M. E, Churches. Sunday
a guest of Mrs.
J. H. Norris. Q5 South Main street.
while in the city. *Miss Gilmani and
Mrs. Norris were schoolmates and
silly and Boston Universityl She was
in Pekln (fill-ingthegclsgecnd has a
wonderful torrinih‘ell or the exper~
iences of that period
The force of the Norwaik post oiiice
are lirm in their belie! that Harold S.
is spending a week.“ rulghkeepsie. N.
Y.. and is expected home tonight. will
return a bencdict in ‘ of a single
young man, as he went away last Sat-
urday. in. proof of what they say they
declare he passflllrbnnd the “smokes"
the same as did another; member or the
force. who was wedded} iew Weeks ago.
The Mayflower Hook and Ladder
Company is dcielrated to furnish a tur-
key supper tor Old Well Hook and Lad~
tier Company. (or the inter company
has won the third and dual game in the
plnoclllc tournament. The score was
twenty-two to fourteen. The date or
the turkey supper has not been named
no yet.
play-2d in the other two games.
Owing to the inciemency oi' the wea~
ther last night there was very little
businesstrnnsacted a the meeting or
the' What-devel- Circle of. King's
Daughters of the South Norwalk Con~
gregational Church. at the residence of
nus.
Company F ukctbail team in trying
to arrange for a game with the Com-
0 basketball team. of Dunbar-y. tor
play the m ”pro-anti" the Waverly
Athletic Club. or New York. the Com-'
is for New Year's nightcwhcn they
Pin! the ColumbicOoilcu team.
*‘nd-I‘ .
South lain strut. Boat Norwalk.
. it all impli- of
lolly invited in at-
igilgriggumrtm Iill boon
liol-chutn' j, '65.
' .
s
I
.iiilllil‘l.cmm&
‘Anolrlolvllt martini/i. ‘
will» meet Tues. ;
of avenue, instead of Monday . ‘
The “91"“er of the consecration
tomorrow with special services, it is "
anticipated that there will be a number '
oi out’oihtawn clergyman present to ‘
tins Hill. inillonor ot.the marriage ,
Louise, Bates and Fred- ;
manCouacll..18§2 andfioumus n- ~, ,
A“ will beheld in, e"
roommates through eWilbraham Acnd- .
The players wers'the same as ,
ammo JACKETS . earn .noaos .. ,.
anemones . . surr omens. ,
conceal) SHIRTS warm some j“ '
MUFFLERS spasm. WWW”!!! ‘
parlor summons FANCY nan BAthS i.
[HANDKERCHIEFS COLLARS AND curds ;
onassluo cases
WALKING STICKS '3;
CARDIGAN mortars is.
man's SHIRTS ’
LONG ovnnoos'rs
cause some
a-ULL panes PROTECTORS
HATS and CAPS
WNW,”
PAJAMAS _.
roan ovnncos'rs
BUSINESS sUl'rs ‘
a
curr- nu'rross SCARF PINS , ‘.
con raccoons WHITE vns'rs . 1;. (till
pause GLOVES woor. oLovns "i. , pg? ’
n
I I ‘ . ,, . ‘.
Willis H. a slice
Clothier Hatter and Funnier. 7
4s and so Wall strut. Norwich”:
Store open evenings until Christmas... '
1'.
Christmas GlaSso
Nothing could be more suitable for a Xmasgiftt in hit
pair oi Spectacles or Eye Glasses] ,.
We guarantee a perfect fit. and examine eyeslat nigh as-w‘t'i
' ' ~ as by day. 3 ’.
Open every evening In December.
0. B. JACKSON,
Graduate Optician. ‘58 Wali‘Strect. Notch
interest continucd'and sustained in .our Cllh anion. Samoa» 1
trades for SATURDAY. DEG. ‘14til. Good quality and low prices lit
at our plea for your patronage. We shall he buoy. Leave your onto
v
. l
. Potatoes are up. i am selling at less
Clover Milk, So can.
then car price—41.00 per bushel .or
Qt. Bottle Ammonia. 12c? ’
Daisy Corn, good Corn; so can. , ‘.
Purina Pancake Flouriilciiiffiifijg "
hurry with it. Overstockedi.vmdit“icll.' ,‘
Pure Sugar Syrup, we fit. The amt ‘
syrup is not a light straw ““95. 18inch. .
is adulterated with Glucose: ' “(hire is .
pure. “ . 4,
Armour’s Mince Meat. 8c. ‘FAripo/llrla
is a name for good quality. ff ' < “I ' .
sans THIS wean»: .« I
With every purchase of ”boss‘s:
Best Coiiec. your ‘choice’ot. ona"ofi.lilo
following articles: 4 '
A package oi'nlce Tea (mixed)
the best Potatoes in'Nor'wallr. Will be
$1.50 by spring; 95c for 5 bushel lots.
this day only. Last chance at the
price. Leave your order for future de-
livery. -
Best Tub Creamery Butter. 25c.
Second Best Tub Butter. 22c.
Best Clover Print Butter, 30c.
i am So lb. under the market on all
Butters.
Flour is also on the rise. But i am
yet holding it down below wholesale
cost. 65c tor Hubbard; file (or Jones's.
A chance on Eggs. Exactly so. To
show how good those baking Eggs are
and to help you save a bit, 23¢ a don.
t
"1 {I
Q
.
A package of Prepared Starch;
2 Bars Fancy Soap. ‘ ' ‘3 U
Whig 1 Picture. suitable brimming. a; 9. i 1
Compound Lard, 10c. Nice Vineland Sweet room‘ j ' Iii ‘
Pure bard. 2ibs. for 260. j "I '
Jamaica Oranges. 25c, dbl.
. Florida Oran
, to size.
3 cans (small 50 cans) Lye. 5c. is
,. , gcs, ‘20c and condos.
Smoked Shoulders. 10c lb. or. ' .- "
21 lbs. Granulated Sugar to every purchaser of a reasonable amounted
other goods. including 1 lb. Carlee. To get the tree oifer nucleons“ 3
the same time, means you must buy 2 lbs. Best Calico. we «calm
do a good trade with people who can lay the spot cash on the musical!
p...
can do this, we want yours and will prove it by deeds. Premiums given. _‘qgtbil ;(
apunchcnrd.
1.01942an Di ,_ ,,
HaveYou ' j ‘ WW. 8
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Seen ”m? {Said
A grant labor and menu um. u it does on with
kindling or any description in starting either wood’or can?“
use road tor an. and s most convenient household-MIN f .
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in: Hall}. ' .
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