‘ . ting along very nicely. and hopes to be . Conditional)” reeOmaments ran. xii": Oldie prion on large quantities ~81. Washington smut. illili NEWS Milli. All ”balloon oommunlcatlono tor thin office should be adore-red to The “ fl Mutinol. Par-anal lotion not desired. .. " St. John's Lodge. F. and A. M.. will hold its annual communication tonior~ ' row evening. - Mrs. M. E. Moad‘s Hillside school .; clones this afternoon for the Christmas and New pear holiday vacation. . ~Ailegretti Chocolates. at Plats- . tod's. 30c and 60c per box. None better. Judge John H. Light is in New York. tin counsel for parties trying to break a . will. wheie $800 000 is involved. 3 Mia. Giaw Bionson-Purdy. of Mount Vernon. N. i’.. has been the. guest of 3" Miss Anne C. Sanford. 24 Franklin . street. ~F‘ull Dress Shields and Silk Muti- lcrs. at Cotiistock Bros. Parlor Tables. Fancy Reed and Up- bolstered Rockers Shaving Stands and ;Gilt Chairs for Xmas Gifts. at A. .l. . Collins & Co'a Wiltmd 1?..Millsrntarted on ii trip to . the Paciiic coast. this morning. taking . in Californlaand Oregon. and returning in the early spring. . -~A fine Upright Piano for 8175. .l W. Studwell's. ‘ Thomas Riitchlord was lined 35 am‘ . costs. by Judge Joseph R. Taylor. yes- terday afternoon.» The charge against ‘ ‘RhicilfOi‘ti was drunkenness. ”Airlines. ti styles. O‘Brien. , it you want to know what to get for a Christmas present. the best way is to visit the store of the Howland Dry Goods Company. in Bridgeport George Smith. who is at the hospital . glittering from rheumatism. is now get- ablc to leave the institution soon. «—.A proper gitt for Gents—«the rc - liable Elite. $3.50. Glover's The Place There will be an examination of non- commissioned officers or Company D at the armory this eyening. conducted by Major Gilbert Fitch. of Stamford Street. Superintendent Samuel \\ Hoyt. .lr.. had two gangs of men on at 6 o‘clock this morning. cleaning . snow from the side walks and cross walks. «Derby—nib right Xmas Present O'Brien. ', . The Young Peoples Society of Christian Endeavor oi the South Nor- unlit Baptist Church nill hold its semi- unual meeting this ev.ening Oilicers will be elected .. Tin. administrator of the estate of tin late Burr Sinith exhibited his account tor adiustmcut this morning. in tli. Noiwalk Probate Court. before Jtldgi llcnry w. Gregory. “Boy? 85 Overcome in broken lots. , ages 5-12 3138. at Lomstock Bros. 80. Norwaik John Elliott Barney. of Carl A liar strom‘s preparatbry school. Prosperi avenue. left this morning. for his home in Cincinnati. Ohio. where he will spend the holiday vacation. Lady Jennings Dodge. Sht‘oherds 0‘ leheiu. will elect the newly nomin~ , nod otilmrs. this evening. in Red Men a hall. in Washington street. A good time may be citpected. wPictums fri'i'med. Large Itook mouldings. Prowm. Namath William F”. Benedict. oi East Nor- wnlh. who has been confined to the Walpori capital-tum tor the past tour Me. has "covered. and will be dis» charged in a couple oi days There wan‘no pool game at the Nor- th Cl.ub last night. In the contest- alto. Louis W Leonard and Clamncr Grain. were unable to be on bond two will proliIbly play this even- 'l'o town of inhale and tun: Call hear the Phonomph. .l. yr. with baton buying your mu “WIflint committee at _ ' . on, in have held a more int night. litter the regular drill ”W" the when at the committee did lam main number: mix will prob- Pricea reason .l. T “ latter Carrie r Joseph Tammany lair getting along nicely with his broken ans 9. connected election cases tiled their ,WW- DoKIII'IiflWIm whittio gent'a Spring Heal Slippers. * something new. 85c. Glover‘s The Place. [ Toda wan public visiting day at the Fraakl n nationhood many called at the school. The attorneyihiop both sides in the intern at Bridgeport yesterday. burnout and lips-t stock at Pictur o Finale Mouldings in town, at .l. T. Prowitt Norwalk. The Misses May Fallon and Edith Youngs are the new clerks at the store of A. Dickerman I Son. ~ The New York Grocery Company. ex- tends a merry Christmas to all. See their ad. for prices on groceries. -—-Piauos, 25c up. Bulkley 8: Wheeler. William ullbort, of tho Wont Rocks road, went hunting at Cranbury. yes- terday. and shot a very handsome fox. Lorenzo Dibble is selling a three pound can of tomato soup for nine cents. Three cans for twenty-live cents. w-Call at Schmedes‘ for your Can- dies. from 100 lb up. 42 80. Main St. Mrs. Mary Armstrong is very ill at her home in Long Ridge. Her son Wil- liam. of East Norwalk. has gone there. The young son of 'l‘. .l. Byruos was taken to the Norwalk Hospital. this inolrnlng. to be operated on for appendi- c t s. ~h‘reah Candles or our own manu- facture. for the Holidays. now ready. DeKlyn‘s. 27 Main street. ~—Purchase Smokers" Gifts at Hot- ner’s. Preparations are being made by the. Salvation Army people for their New Year‘s dinner. instead of Christmas dinner. Charles A. Walters. who has been ill for the past few days, returned to his work this morning. at the Central Food Company‘s store. ~Caps. men's and boys'. O'Brien. The R & G corset manufactory will close down next Tuesday night. and will not resume business again until after New Year's. The subordinate officers of W eicotne Stranger Lodge. Sons of St. Gcoige were installed last night by Past Presi- dent Charles B. Holt. ~00 in and win the. Doll and (to Cart at. Bulkley & Wheeler‘ 3. The last of the stone blocks and bricks which were used in repairing the Washington street sewer were tak- en away this afternoon. ~Spocial Bargains in Box 15c. Plalated’a. ‘ The Ladies” Aid Society of the South Norwalk Methodist Church is holding a bazaar at the church. today. There will be a pink tca. coflce sociable and apron sale. ~Xmas Cigars. in boxes or 12. 2‘ 50,100. Harper's. Phone 135-3. A lady was taken suddenly ill in front of the Norwalk Bpston Store. this morning. and bystanders came. to her assistance. She. soon recovered. and went.,_on her way. “Peck & Snyder‘s Skater-prices right. Bulkley it Wheeler. A statement of the condition of iht 'South Norwaik Trust Company can be found in another column. Comatock. Watkins & Dow have a full line of Christmas cutlery on hand. —~Spccial designs. Candy Boxes and Home blade Candies. at Schmedes‘. 42 South iilain street. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel D. Adel-s haw removed to Bridgeport. where Mr. Ad- ore is engaged in the insurance busi- ness. Their household goods were tak- en to that city yesterday. by Truckman l.. J. Reynolds. ——l’rc.acnts for Xmas. O'Brien. ~Wlntor Caps. Ear bluffs. O'Brien. The trustees of Catholic t'nlon Coun- cil. Knights. of Columbus. will assem— ble. this evening. at the store of John T. Hayes. in Main street. and later re- pair to the lodge room. in Wall street. where a meeting will be held. wb‘inc line of T. B Clarke‘s Cut Glass. Plalsted's. linens Tribe. l. 0. R. M.. held a rcgu~ lar meeting. last night. and had its an- nual nomination of oii‘lcers The war- rior'n mid chief's degrees were worked on several candidates. The election will take plate: at the next meeting. -—Children gathering Health Brand Labels will bring them in Friday. neat iy tied and name on outside label. The Olria‘ Friendly Society of Trial ity Episcopal Churcn will meet as us- ual Friday evening of this weak. and will have a literary and nuclei evening. The session will be held in the Guild room. and will commence at 8 o'clock. «Special enactment of Holiday Plum and Supplies. Hefner's. Phone 136-3. There wan no meeting of the debating club of Brown'l Business College. this morning. it win not be hold for two week Atthattlmothelnhlocttobe debated will be: "Ruched. That the may wuotmon-erriosintboapao- “trunnion war than the navy «Huyier'n (landin- Jnnt "tired. Pine assortment to” 2th. Pom 80:15.11: Hand Painted. Iliad with “ind Chocolates utilitarian-ad Chocolates; also! lb. Paper. and Norwalk Store: ‘ Masonic Building. Telephone Call. 32-2: in quality and price are here in attrac- tive array. Fine umbrellas ornament. ed and plain handler, $1.00 to $6.00 Drone suit cases, $1.50 to $12.00. Iago 81.00 to ”.00. The newest In stylish local-bingo. Glovei, tlu. Inspection, handkerchlofo stylish without extrava- gance. Fine drone shim $1.00 to 51.50. Cometock Bros. South Norwaik Store. . the mercury in the thermometer began . terfcre with street car ti‘aiilc. although \ In Buying’Groin the price paid is not so important as what is gotten ior that price. The cheapest price oiten buys the ' dearest gram. Buy here and get what you think you get—the best. Buy Oats That's Clean. Manuel T. lintoh. i am near—lust as far as the near est letter—box or telephone. in. "'\. . .. Omani: Hold. Milan New Our ARTIST PROOF tiRAVllltli 0W NOTHING CAN EQUAL THEM FOR BEAUTY. Christmas sittings can now be made. if Don't wait to make appointments."‘ll'till Sittings from 9 to 3:30. Both lmlleysrpass the door. suitable for «I Jackson’s i Studio= 1» offers a most allracli‘bc line of Photographs' m lire bales! Styles. Christmas Remembrances. A (rem of the Photographer's Art. .4 Photograph on Parchment will. a‘ texture as fine as silk and as soft as «loci. JACKSOMS STUDIO. 53 WALL STREET. Normal}. Cam. ‘ not late to any extent. which was not. ,. and early this morning. and some of the ' same time another contingent journey- Premo Cameron. Xmas cards. Calendars Fountain Pens, 25c to 85. Pra‘yer Books and Hymnals. Kodaks. 31 upwards. u swam amm‘iwunmiohmmmnma Withdondalianom .. Pictures and Picture Frames. Leather Goods. Writing Papers. Christmas Gifts. Books of all kinds. Popular Novels. ”.00. Wm. P. Beers, II WALL .‘VRICT. HOLIDA Y ANNOUNCEMENT A W. AUSTIN, J Oar Exhibit at Holiday Goods to tho Pinon! in Town. to tarnish goods that for \ NORWALK. 01'. EWELER cutting. brilliaacy ' can it. Visit“ The Hematite ”to relay and ’ Brought allocation to Alloy. The that real snow storm of the new . eon struck The Norwailui bite yuterday ' afternoon. and did not tie-int until nt~ . tar midnight. it in true than was a flurry in the morning. but the cicada broke away and the airy did not be- noon. and even than the storm did not make much program until about 'I: so in the evening. The now then began to tail in earnest and from every up» pearancc Norwaili was to experience a genuine blizzard thick and fast until the wind veered round from north to northwest, when to perform downriard stunts. ilnally reaching eight degrees above zero, at 6 o’clock this looming. enough to make walking a misery. and many falls by pedestrians were the re~ suit. The snow did not‘maferially in- lt put.the cars a little behind their schedule time. The wind breakers on the (root end of the cars were a great help in protecting the motormen. who doubtlessly would have suffered greatly were these protection not attached to the care. With a good big fur coat or ulster on. and thick overshoot; of fur boots the men who manipulate the hen- dles of the controller kept fairly com- fortable. The conductors also come in for their share of the cold weather. tin they have to keep continually jour- neying from the warm interior of the car to the cold of the rear platform. If they diess too heavily it makes things uncomfortable tpr them and a good share of them do not wear overconts. for the reason that it is more endura- ble without them. Last night's ’suow made a slippery rail. but with the an- siatanre of a liberal supply of sand the cars fared very well. As is always the ease. the cars in the outlying districts fared worst. The big electric sweeper. which belonged to the old Norwalk Street Railway Company. was not put in operation. as it was deemed unnec. canary. The machine, however. is in readiness for any emergency that may arise. Norwalk commuters did not exper- ience such discomforts as those living in points in New York state and New Jersey. or other lines than the New York. New Haven and Hartford rail- road. Trains on the latter road were the case on other roads running out of New York. The tramp house, in Smith street. fortunates. They were all out bright more energetic succeeded in making a little money sweeping the snow from sidewalks. while the majority were content with begging something to eat and moving on to the next town. One single bunch of six hoboea went up Main street about 7:30. About the ed down Wall street to West avenue. The snow storm which descended here yesterday came on from Cape Hat- tcraa. and last night the realm of dis- ttiibamo was off Block island. Po that reason the sound steamers found the weather dexldedly rough. The storm iinalli passed out to see. after midnight The steamer (‘ity of Nor- walk made her dang!" whip up from New York. last night? gmflaptain Freder- ick Byxbee some in bringing his charge to the dock at South Norwalk only a little later than usual. which was a ver\ creditable performance. FIRST REGIMENT ARMORY COM. Mission. The commission appointed by Gov» crnor McLean to‘prooent plans for a new armory for the iiret regiment in Hartford. to the next legislature. met ing General George M, Cole president and Major Thomas ll. Smith secretary An informal discussion as to the ar- mory and its location was indulged in and the meeting adjourned subject to the call of t..e president. SNOW DELAYS COLORADO HAIL- ROADS. DENVER. COL. December lS—Tbo Colorado I Southern railroad is hav- ing its annual atmgale with snow on the South Park division and at the present time. both the (lunnlson & bendrille branches are blockaded. Snow slides are also threatened and three large ones have already occur- ed. - The Debating Society at the Norwalk University school yum-day alteration argued on the subject. “Resolved that coronation in college: is dulrable." The aihrmntive aide tron. The debaters tor Mutation were Henry Battery and Ward DeKlyn. The negative side was looked after by Carl Loon and Charles Hall. Willie. George and Annie Brennan. children of lowrenoe Brennan. of South Horn“: who in in the employ of .l. 8 Raymond. were committed to the ’oounty home. in .Wmtport avenue, by Judge Joseph R. Taylor. this morning. The mother of the children died come time ago. and since then incl: bu min- edA to be output llr Brennan. come obscured again until the after- ‘ The white italics continued to tail ‘ The mantle of white wan just heavy harbored an extra large number of un- .. In the adjutant. general’a othce yesterv . day afternoon and organized by elect. ' BATH ROBE! sucrose mounts . unannnnas surr aliens , comma: BHlRTB wnrrn Saints museums SPEClAL ripe, will FANCY alternations FANCY Amt minim HANDxnnoiiinrs COLLAM AND 90m .upi. panssrno'rnc'roas nonnative oAsiia ,. ‘ HATS Ann oars WALKING orient swnA'rnns CARDIGAN moms PAJAlliAB NIGHT nature ' LONG overcome panes scrra YOKE OVERCOATS BUSINESS SUITS corn BUTTONS some PINS opp 'rnoosnns wni'rn vns'rs DRESS omvns WOOL owvns Willis H. Selleok Cloihier Hatter and Furnisher. 48 and 50 Wall Street. Norw’olk“.-'I Store open evenings until Christpnis. Nothing could be more suitable for a Xmas gift than pair oi Spectacles or Eye Glasses. , We guarantee a periect fit. and examine eyes at night we as by day. Open ovary evening In December. 0. B. JACKSON, Graduate Optician. 58 Wall Street, Nonvilk. TOMATO .SOU 3 lb Con, cats 3 Cans, 25cm“ Lorenzo Dibbl It' s a sight to delight. boa/mun catapult on SMITH’S CANDYSTO Hundreds oi pounds of Candies made. every day. Prices lower n’here‘. duality considered. No place in Norwalk has a larger «rim dy Baskets Canes, Chocolate Toys Am. Mixed, Broken. Ribbon Brittle. etc. Good Mixed Candy, 3 lb., 25c. Special Mixed (or Christmas 1}» buttons. 19. 12. 16 and the per pound. Special Christmas Oflcr: 9 II. lent Ammo Chocolates, $1.50. Also Fancy Chocolates in on ”and mu Boxes. ta Ornaments for the Lnrlsiman tree in prolnnion. Cornucopiuaqt' dies, small Animal Favors and Wu Fruits. Snapping lotion, with Toys and Caps. Motto Papers (French and German); also Flower Novelty Boxes tor the Sunday School. Come and see them. a. a. puma. .19 Main 51.. iron-walk. m. u: '” Health by Good Living. ; One of the most delicious vegetables and the W I unveil asparFus. The old way was to can the entire ‘ which youon eat a portion. yet paying for the eminent ”Health Branl ”consists oitiie dainty tips and you will -- enjoy the entire contents. and the coat is within the melt therefore not out the finest. but the cheapest. and with M saving the label or the library fund. just notice the each and every package. . 'l'iiit comfortable Fooling We all like to possess it. but do not all it the very best way toaoquire it. ”Uncut " chief requisites in winter is warmth. he want to know the best way to acquirer ,. call at A“ 3i " you» announcer: or men. In.- on the " _ o! amo- " Wchimduhfluuunm Minnow M m roan minor lie-Within at. Wm
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