, L s . ‘m , es“ tor your tinny.
~ dies, fistulas , up. 42.89. stain 8i. i
Oscar Squires went to New York yes-
. tel-day to secure at position. i
.—
wNfiiwelt Enoch! in Bath Robes.1
Comatock Bros. . i
”mm
Miss Nellie;"l‘rowbrldze will spend
Christmas oun—ot-towu. i
W
any Momma
(Ornament;
.“l‘im‘fxifils .
. mAllemettl Chocolates, at Plain:
ted‘ .3053 and Mo per box. None better. i
”armour-w
. dike new college Journal of Brown's‘
Business College will be issued tomor-
» row.
...
~60 in and win the Doll und Co-
Glass ””0." on large i‘Curt, at nulliley & Wheeler's.
‘ quantities
Professor L. E. Edgecomb will spend
Christmas week at Cortland null Roch-
ester, N. Y,
”Roger o Gullot's, Coigatc's
‘ cell's Perfumery.
Int-
Wecd‘s, Nol’wnlk.
56‘! Washington Street.
. L L .
‘ I; . I r , ‘ -~ W m H . Waite Raymond has just completed a
. ’ ivory successful trip, and has returned
‘~ ‘ ‘ ‘ . : home to spend the Christmas holidays
,i ~Droselng Cases, $1 and $1.50. at
2718!!“ Cases, Gloves, at Selleck’s. 1 Solleck’s. ‘
”m...‘ —.»._...-~......—.....
,. fie D. m, Read Company is having { Arnold Robinson lett today for West
a French china dinnerware reduction. 5 Virginia. to remain with relatives im-
0 - , til after the Christmas holidays. ,
wilt Umbrellas, at Selleck's.
, ~Christmas Tress.
It you want a good. warm overcoat ‘Wreaths. Selianb's Mkt- ‘
that will fit you, consult W. A. Bone- i ‘
, diet. i The windows of Olsen’s shoe store
1 ,ure tastefully arranged. The trim—
«Lockwood & 1mg are the agents i: minga are of green. There is a flue
or the. celebrated Muthushek Piano. , “5P1“ 0‘ slippers inside.
Roping and
I~p—~_—.—
Colebnrn & Igfighovo the most 5 ‘ «Warranted Pocket and Table Cut-
complete star... of jewelry this season ; lory. Carving Sets, Butcher and Kitclr
than ever before on Knives. H. H. Williams. in Main St.
in 'quality and price are here in attrac-
tive array. Fine umbrellas oranmsnt.
ed and plain handles, $1.00 to “.00
- Dress suit cases, $1.50 to $12.00. Bass
$1.00 to $8.00. The newest in stylish
furnishings. Gloves. ties, suspenders,
handkercbisfa styllsh without extrava.
gance.
$1.50.
Norwalk Store:
Masonic Building.
._‘ . , . . . , - ii _ f Mrs. Marietta Hazelton. of Philadel-
Pork Tenderloins Sihinbs 1k, iphia. will spent. the Christmas hali-
i days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A.
, .l. Crosmnunln Smith Main street.
“ Miss Annie Teuhageu, of New York,
Was the guest of friends in South Nor"
‘ . . J ‘ Ii
will" yesterday and attended the Mk3 ~A full line of Stringed instruments
for Xmas. Lockwood & lves.
‘ Have you seen the useful and orna- .
.‘fithental presents at Dickeriuun's? it There will be a dance in the Cunnon
Norwalk young men are interested in
he store. the affair, and will uttend.
”Smart Neckwuar in all shapes.
'Comstock Bros. , '
—-‘Bulkley & Wheeler can save dol—
lurs for you on your Xmas purchases.
Only live days more or Christmusi
shopping. The ilowlund Dry Goods
p'Company has one of the most cmuplete
:Christmas stocks of any store around.
The Helping Hand Circle of King‘s
Daughters of the Norwulk Methodist
Church will meet rridny eyeuing. with
Miss Annie Russell, of Union Park.
.w.-..... .
‘~—Dininz Chairs, Dining Tables.
Sideboards. Lowost possible prices.
:iisymond.& Son,.Norwaik. Open ovo-
pings.
McKinley Command. Spanish War
Veterans, will hold a. meeting at the
eriinry,‘tlll8 evening. New members
will be mustered in, and other business
transacted.
, , Christmas trees and menus in front —~~'
, hi' the Public Market in South Main ~-For Christmas presents in Whips.
. ,ntreet, are atraoung much attention. call at McNerney'g, Donovan Bldg.
‘ ‘The arrangement of them resembles
‘very much a road in a forest.
Mrs. Churles Guilds, of Broad filter.
will go to Dnnbury to spend Christmas
*‘Make your gift selection at .luck- week and export to attend the weddink
‘ isou‘a. Nothing morcmnltahlo, more on ol' her sister. which takes place in that.
' during. more appreciated than first city on Christmas eve.
class Jewelry. Jackson‘s is reasonably ,
priced. “
~._.
. —-A
---~>--- iChairs, Couches, Ladies’ Desk
_ .3 Miss Eliuhbeth Taylor. daughter of Combination Cases, at Raymond
" ‘John D. Taylor, left South Norwnik. Son's. Upon evenings.
. yesterday afternoon, to spend the win— . r *
. ter at Norfolk. Va. Miss, Tnylor is u William Morris. one at '1‘ C. Cuvu-
marinate oi Ironsides College, Borden» nagli's men. who broke his unkle s
_f_ town. N. J. She received many hand- short time ago. has now taken out. on
some presents from friends ,in town, accident policy. He says that he wish.
and nite a number from out-ofetown as he had one When he was injured.
Irish 8. who wins her a pleasant trip. —-~--- ,
-,--- w"...
large assortment of Morris
and
&
--'l‘o lovers of music and fun: Cull
-. .wlt your ticket to the ‘Fouter i‘nrk Mid hear the Phonograph, at J. W .
‘3 ‘ entertainment hours the lucky num- Studwcll's before buyiul.r your Kill-“S
her you will get a bountiful gold Watch presents. All the latest. records.
or some other nice piecoot’ jewelry. '
Come to Music Hall tonight and see
’What we have for you.
The show windows in Becker's puiul
store, in Washington street. are attrucb
.. , ‘ his much attention There are several
‘ Miss Gertrude Gilman. a returned hundred kinds pf pictures displayed.
missionary from Pekin. China, who has: Everything can be seen there in the
sen meat of hire, .l. H. Norris tor the picture line. "there is the French fue-
ut week. no yesterday for Dallbury. , simiie. water colors, photo engraVures.
wharf she was todaddress a missionary etchings. colored photographs, etc.
niacin . and to a she is to be in: ‘ ‘
Southpgrt. .‘After ya brief visit in; ~Hoilday Neckwesr~a very choice
ffipflngfleld. music. she will goto Cali—~ selection, at Seilock s.
-— _..
10min, for the winter, before returning; '
her work in China.
.- ---
, Company D held a regular drill, last
i n ht. During the evening there was
wHuyler’s Candles inst arriVed. Fine : an examination to till the position or
assortment or 21b. Fancy Boxes. l-iaudi corporal conducted by Captain Howard
Painted. filled withri Mixed Chocolates: J. Bloomer and Miller Gilbert Fitch. or
or, Bonbona and Chocolates; also 1 lb. 1 ‘il‘mmfori‘i‘. TheI roarlullit wil‘ierbesemém
. " ', i str t. nown y mu . ‘ ere .
nos DeKW-t-lifl-Min ee . candidates for melodies; Followinghthe
his 11.",Margaret Be d. founder and Work 0 the even as t are was a s or
.glam”!the.Moutxzrmeryjndustrinl . company meeting. Matters pertaininiz
‘hooi tor. coloredullria. st‘ Montgom- to the dance which the company will
Alabama wilFMito an address at give on Christmas night were talked
‘ about Norwalk Congregational over. but no definite action on any Dar-
rell. this evening. Miss Beard is ticnlur matter was taken. The comi-
tor of Dr. Gerald H. Board. the for- pony gall hold no more drills until Jan-
‘ nary _. .
y. ..
“Thursday. Friday and Buiurdnv
evenings of this week, will be colebrut
, ed by a grand final sale or Water Park
'houae lots in Music Hall, South Nor-
walk. A tree entertainment wili‘be
given. . ‘ , '
"ins ths‘shs work at the Salva-
Amy in large {cities
V. M-‘i s ‘ Il+ ‘
“Toilet new in Silver and lliilonv.
a
flwlil pay you to call and look through ‘ hull, 0“ New Year’s eve. A number "f -’
i
i
J
3
Telephone Call. 32-2;
Fine dress shirts $1.00 to
Comatock Bros.
South Norwalk Stow:
:4 South Main St.
South Norwails Store.
in Buying Grain
the price paid
what is gotten
dearest grain.
Buy Oats That’s Clean.
est letter-box or telephone.
(, mi .
\Am .\.
Manuel T. Hatch.
i am near—dust as far as the near-' .
is not so important as
ior that price.
The cheapest price oileu buys the
:1
Buy. here and get what you think
you get~the best.
" ' > , M . .n‘d‘. r
«1 Jackson s i Stu to 1»
offers a most attracli’bc line of Photographs in the Latest Styles.
suitable for
Christmas Remembrances:
“WWW.
' A Photograph on Parchment with a texture
Olll' ARTIST ”10°F GRAVURF.
mommmmmo»
Sanctions New
A Gem of the Photographer's Art.
as fine as silk and as soft
~ as newer.
' NOTHING CAN EQUAL THEM FOR BEAUTY.
Christmas sittings can now be made.
it? Don 't wait to make appointments. ‘33
Sittings from 9 to 3:30.
Opposite Hotel. .
Both trolleys pass the door.
jAcxsoN'sgm‘JDIo.
I! ‘WALL STREET.
Namath. Conn.
Christmas Gifts.
Fountain Pens. 25c to 35.
Prayer Books and Hymnulu.
Koduku. ti dpwurds.
l‘remo Cameras.
Xmas cards. ‘
Calendars. ‘
Wm. P.
a. WALL ‘1'th 7'.
Books of all kinds. .
Pictures and
Picture Frames.
Leather Goods.
Writing Papers.
' Pannier Novels. 81.00. ,
Beers,
saltwater, 01': ‘
”WM Y ”NWUNCEMENTJ
u
JW
. , Winn l. basins
‘f’l‘ba ladies of at. Msry‘s Church hrs
Dropsrln; to
in the new y sr.
m
‘ Paul Sublime. Sin. was the
bis'son. Paul Schultse,
port, yesterday.
w“. "" m
Jim at Bridal!-
Glass. Piaisted’s‘.
‘ma-M
Directly after Lent. the Catholic
Club will give a play under the direc-
tion of Livingston Russell. ,
A. J Collins a. Company has had an
are light placed in front or their toy
store in Nort.. ...aln street. ‘
mDoll (lo-Carts direct from makers.
Prices the lowest. .Buikley & Wheeler.
Mrs. Alice it. 'i‘cllor's pupils in elocu.
lion will give a “'l‘hoapln Evening"
about the middle of January.
The Unique M inatrels held a rehear-
sal last night at. the residence of C.
A. li‘reemauin South Main street.
”w.
”Sterling silv‘er Toilet Articles.
Wood's, Nonwaik.
James H. Gordon and Charles Little-
ton have been engaged to furnish
amusement for the Stamford Foresters,
on New Year’s eve.
The Flower Committee of the South
chased and dressed twenty dolls for
t Empty Stocking Club. '
would: Congregational Church has
. .u.............,... ‘
—-ii‘ull line of samples of American
Whip Co's Whips, at manufacturer's
prices, until Xmas. No two alike. Kt
M. J. McNernoy‘s, Donovan Bldg.
The Patroiotic Order of Americans
wil hold a meeting tomorrow night in-
stead of next Wednesday night the
n “ ‘uled time. owing to it being
Christmas day.
~89. sure to secure a chance on the
handsome $15.00 dressed doll at A. J.
Collins & Co’s toy store. A chance
with every purchase.
Contractor Dudley E. Hoyt has stop-
ped work on Sound View Terrace on
account of the cold Weather. The Ter.
race is being graded from Lowe to
Hamilton street.
OM
“Umbrellas, Umbrellas for Xmas.
O’Brien.
State Organizer J. J. O'Neil, of
Bridgeport, did not put in an appear-
once last night to organise a painters
and paper-hangers union. About twen-
. ty members assembled in Mystic Chain
hall and ndjourne...
—~The new Grapbophone Desk Talk-
in: Machine. the latest thing out. For
sale by Lockwood & Ives, 39 Wall'St.
Butler lodge, i, 0. 0. F.. held a resil-
lnr meeting last night and worked the
second degree on Luther M. ,Wrisht.
hold and the election will be held next
Wednesday night.
—-
~Sm0king Jackets and Batu Robes.
ut Sclleck's.
it was planned to have the subor-
dinate officers of Welcome Stranger
Lodge. Sons of St. George.» installed at
the meeting. Tuesday evening, by Past
President Charles Holt. but the pro-
gram was not carried out.
~~~Spocisi designs Candy Boxes and
Home Made. Candies, nt Schmedes‘, 42
South Main street.
An anniversary requiem mass for
' Willie Hull. who was drowned in the
Norwalk and Falrileid mill pond a year
ago. was celebrated this mornlns. at
St. Mary's Church. The pupils of the:
parochial school attends . ‘7
a...—
~Chrlstmas Cutlery. Scissors.‘
Shears. Carving Sets. Pocket unives.
H. R. Williams. 17 Main street.
w
The entertainment committee of the
Catholic Club is preparing to give an-
other iadies’ night.'early in the year,
this course being deemed advisable in
view of the recent big success of the
nature.
--I~ioily by the bunch to make your
own wreaths. Schaub’s Mkt.
The Twin City Orchestra will give a
concert from 8 to ll o'clock, Monday
night. at the monthly meeting of the
students of Brown’s Business College.
Howard Boll. ot New, Haven. state
agent for the smith-Premier typewriter
Company, was in South Norwalk. yes-
“NRY- ,
. ‘ 4 ' ‘ . i .4 .
---Latest Styles of Brooches. Gent's
Scott Plus, Silver Toilet Sets. Novels
ties. and everything suitable for slits:
a large variety “lowest prices. Jack--
son I. , . ‘ E
y'fi'i‘be following extra clerks were“:
‘ (and yesterday for use toy stoic of A.
J. Collins: ms Misses May Brennan.
Alice O'Connell. Alice “tannin, L"!
, v .. A,
”*m. u'
vs a cucbro party sari! “
silent of 3
wF'lne line or T. B. Clarke's Cut ‘
The second nomination of olllcers was '
club in its initial social affair of this "
lia‘ «Yeatsa. lililaabath'Colllns. my ' »
Williams; Miss Valonftius 'and William . ‘
, ‘Fltlflflld: . " , '
‘ éiiovas'a cu‘s‘larnuwluoow; ,.
BATH scans , ,-
sucrose JACKETS
UMBRELLAB‘ surr ensue. . . it ” ,,
oononao smars wnrra sums
MUFFLERB . spasm. snowmen r
FANCY susrnuuass FANCY ARMBANDS'
newnxuncninrs corneas AND euros
.om. names PROTECTORS
HATS AND CAPS
swasrnns
' PAJAMAB ' ' , -
Yoxn ovnuoonrs
BUSINESS SUITS
curs sorrows
opp raccoons
DRESS oLovas
DRESSING oases. ,
WALKING smarts ,. ,
CARDICAN ,Jscxn'rs'
NIGHT snmrs ‘ _ H
LONG ovaucon'rs
oases surrs
sonar PINS
wurru vas'rs .
woon GLOVES ii
Willis H. Sol-lac:
’ tClothier Hitter and Furnisher, ‘
. 4s and so Wall Street. Not-walk. ’;
Store open evenings until‘Chpristmts‘.‘
Ghtrismas Glass "
Nothing could be more suitable fora Xmssvlzitt, ,
pair ot Spectacles or Eye Glasses.
We guarantee a perlect fit. and examine eyesyatnig‘,
, as by day. .
Open every evening In Dsasmbsr. . ~ , ,
o. a. JACKSON,
Graduate Optician, 58 Wall Streetho ” ti
TOMATO son
I also“,
39mm,
9ots
25cts
It's a sight is «taught. bawlldsr. calculus and. mint! ] _‘-
smm's annoy smut
. Hundreds of poundé ‘of Candles made every day. Prices lower til hiss-vi
whet-9,,gliality considered. No place in Norwalk has a larger variety 0 ‘
dy Baskets, Canes, Chocolate Toys, Am. Mixed, Broken, Ribbon ,
Brittle. etc. ~ ~”
Good Mixed Candy, 3 lb., 25c. Special Mixed for Christmas. 1"
bratlona, 10. 12. 15 and 18¢ per pound. Special Christmas ONO” '
Best Assorted Chocolates, $1.50. Also Fancy Chocolatas in ons‘poti
mas Boxes. y. j ‘
Ornaments for the ouristman tree in profusion. Cornucopla‘s , .
dies. small Animal Favors and Wax Fruits. Snapping Mottoea‘,
Toys and Caps, Motto Papers (French and German); also
Novelty Boxes tor the Sundayschool. Come and see them. ‘
H. A. Smith. .19 Main 3a. Nos-walk.
Halitby Good lem.
Oneof the most delicious vegetables and the hardsst g.
serve is asparagus. The old way. was to can thsivsntir
which {on onl eat a portion, yet paying for thematic“ '
“Halt ' Bran ” consists of the dainty. tips and wit will
enjoy the entire contents. and the cost is within‘the
therefore not only the finest, but the cheapest, and whilo m .
Invingthe labslfor the library fund, just notice thej ‘ ‘
each and every package. ‘ _ ’ "if:
,lliaidionioriablo, Feeling. ’ ‘; H .7
We all like to possessn. but do not shilling
the very best'wav to acquire it. On an
chief reqmsntes in winter is warmth it
want to know the best way rotations
calm , y ‘ ‘
Milton aim. is a firm. bailevsr»
ill-at impressions count. inbound
, mry occasion ‘th‘l‘lsriiofiiiliitt
, s. 'h'afisivss totals! attention,
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