‘ admission... rccOruamenis Clan prices on largo * 'qunnum's , [Washington Stun. EVA full line of Stringed Instruments for Xmas. Lockwood & lvcs. walkpoiioe force, found a Chinese laun. dry check on the street last night M...- 4 Rev. W. W. T. Duncan will preach in ; the West Norwalk Union Chapel. on. Sunday afternoon. at 3 o’clock. 3, an..." ~Glft Umbrellas. at Belleck's. ._~—.~~ .._....... ,‘Captam Howard J. Bloom-2r. of the; Yale Law School. is spending the hoii- . day vacation at his home in Norwalk. ; ‘-_~;A large assortment of Morris? Chairs, Couches, .Ladlesf Desk and1 Combination ‘Cases, at Raymond &§ ‘Son‘s. upon evenings. -._ . Several from South Norwalk Went to 3 Bridgeport. last night. and attended an . informal reception given by the Colla— . tlon Club. ‘ . . W l , —~Fresh Candies or our own manu- facture. for the Holidays. now ready. .1 DeKiyn's. 27 Main street. , , Charles Kenny and Ernest Wilson ‘ are acting as watchmen over the burn- ed hook and eye factory. on Norwalk ”Park. nights. —~Pockct Books. and Card Cases. . Special Christmas assortment. Wecd's, . Norwalk. . , Mrs. B. Birchard and two daughters. 1 Alice and Edith, who have been visit~ ing in New York. are expected to return home today. to Blrcbard's farms. _..... ~Special assortment of Holiday Pipes and Supplies. Hefner’s. Phone 135-3. 7 _._,..+.....—._ William J. Steeb. of Dover street. has again gone to work as linotype opera- ~ tor on the New York Commercial. Heé resumed his position in New York. last ;. evening. .~_ _ ---Little gent's Spring Heel Slippers, v something new. 85c. Glover‘s The Place. Major Hurley. of Bridgeport. is agi- . toting a regimental athletic meet to‘ be held in the. Bridgeport armory and . to‘be‘open to all companies in the Fourth Regiment. ‘ ~Warranted Pocket and Table Cut- lery. Carving Sets. Butcher and Kitch- cn Knives. H. H. Williams, 14 Main St. The average age of the Connecticut Congressmen is 65 1-3 years. Senator . _ .Platt is 74. Senator Hawlcy. 75. Rep- . r'eaentatlve Henry 65.. Sperry 74. Rus- sell 49. and Hill. 66. ‘ ——-A complete line of Toys at M, S. Smith & Co‘s. - ‘ The illth annual concert and hall of the-Southport l‘ire‘ Department. will‘ P .h‘eillcld in Washington hall, Tuesday} 1 evening. December 31. New Years eve. Several Norwalk Iremsn will attend. . wii‘lac line of T. B. Clarke's Cut Glass. Plsistcd's. , . rm“‘”“' lilac Robert Homer and son and « uhtcr. of Philadelphia. are expected ' . arrive in Norwalk tomorrow. to and, a wool: with the rot-men sister. u. A. V. Heath. of West Main street. ' . Maw --‘¥-Conieotioncry of every sort. fresh every day. at M. B. Smith a Co’s. The list of names of oiilcsrs chossuj the meeting of the Norwalk lire dog ‘ cut. on W and” evening. will. , Is lttcd tot a City Council. which Milieu a doubt. will ratify the selec— ‘ Ciiicor Robert Morehouse. of the Nor- " l "-«Xmas Tams & vToques.‘ O'Brien. iccmber 29_ ‘ "The Chrilitiuassilppcre at Glover's ‘ are attractqu much attention. ‘1 ”New and beautiful designs in Pianos for Holidays. 3. W. Studwcli’s. Charles E. Seymour extends a mar. ry Christmas to all. See his sh. today. Mauritanian, so at. r. p. 1.. a Cu. Houston’s store )n Bridgeport will be open every evening until Christmas. Furs are their specialty. “at in and win the Doll & Go-Cart at Bulkley & Wheeler's. __—.- Miss Libbie Seelcy returned to Dar- ien this week from visits with Miss Sarah Andreas. Mrs. Emeline Menard, Cyrus Waterbury and family, of South horwalk. w..- .‘ ~Pure Linen Initial Handkerchiefs. 6 in box. $1.60. Giffin's. Mme— The Rowland Dry Goods Company has a holiday shopping guide in to- ! day‘s issue. Got it out and take it with iyou. it will help you to lind your way gin the big department store. ' “Umbrellas. Umbrellas for Xmas. (O’Brien. The Christmas Festival of the South l Norwalk Baptist Sunday school will he ihcld in the church next week Friday fnight. The Christmas music in the church will be rendered Sunday. Dc- ——Hollday Neckwear—a very choice selection, at Selleck‘s. Eureka Rebekah Lodge, No. 42. l. 0. U. R. will hold a regular meeting to- night and the committee would. like to have all members make returns for the tickets, as they would like to make their report. ' *Sterling Silver Toilet Articles. Wood's. Norwalk. Rev. G. D. Egbert, pastor of the Nor- walk Congflregatlonal Church. will be one of the guests of honor, this evening, at the new England dinner. held in Poughkeepsie. New York. Mr. Egbert is to make an address. ~Before buying your Xmas Contes- tlons. call and inspect our stock of line Chocolates and Bonbons. Candy Canes and Baskets. Prices lower than the lowest. Miss Kcllcher's. 57 Main St . 4...... Quite a. number of merchants are kept busy until after midnight replen- ishingltlie stock on their shelves and. counters. which becomes depleted dur- ing the business hours. This year‘s hol- iday season is proving one of the best in years. . m... m... MYou are invited to inspect goods. Pleased to show you. Lyon &. Co. ’ our F. D. The old Tramway line cars were held up at the corner of Holden and Frank- lin avenues 'fdi‘ several hours. Wednes— day evening. while the firemen were at work on the burning Snap Hook and Eye Company'sii’actory, on Norwalk Park.~ Therhose lay across the our. track. «Mixed Nuts. 2 lbs. 25w. 1". D. Law- ton & Co. The shelter work of the Salvation Army Was described by Rolla Black. at the prayer meeting in the South Nor- walk Congregational Church. last night. Miss M. Margaret Beard. of Montgom- ery. Ala. tclls of the work of the iu~ dustrial School for Colored Girls in that “lace. The discourses were very interesting. “Finest line of Ladies' Desks. Com- bination Docks. Book Cases. Music Cabinet. Music Racks. Dressing Tu- hles. Shaving Stands. Fancy Chairs. Morris Chairs and Rockers. Parlor To. bles. Parlor Lamps. at popular prices. at A. J. Collins dc Co. . Winsted's tax book has a novel on- tr.V. ”456% horses." and the way this '» happened is odd. The horse is an old animal. owned by two men. Ono enter- cd his half interest in his tax list. but the other owner forgot. When the as- sessors footed up the column of horses owned in the town, there was the item. "one-halt a horse." and it went into the footing. ~Chocolatcs. lilo per ih.. assorted flavors: also Molasses Choc. Chips. at 20¢; per ih.. at Schmcdes’. l2 South Main street. Seven uncontested divorce petitions are on the short calendar list for to- day in the civil Superior Court as fol. lows: Adaliuu Ayrcs vs. Albert Ayras: Mary id. Stanton vs. William J. Stanton: Rhuamch Vincent vs. Hor- bsrt W. Vincent; leaders B. Ferris vs. Wilbur L. Farris: Frederick Schick vs. Frodcrioka M. Schick; Howard C. Dunbar vs. Lillian A. Dunbar. and Robert Croalcr vs. Eleanor Crcsicr. 3 Luce Miami 1 Norwalk Store: Masonic Building. in quality and price are here in attrac- tive array. cd and plain handles, «.00 to “.00 Dress suit cases, $1.60 to $12.00. Bags 01.00 to 88.00. The newest in stylish furnishings. Gloves. tics, suspenders. handkerchief: stylish without extrava- sauce. $1.50. Comstock' Bros. Flnc umbrellas ornament. Fine dress shirts 81.00 to SruthoNorwalk Store: :4 South Main 8!. Telephone Cali, aa-sz' South Norwalis Store. J i i i g In Buying Grain the price paid is dot so important as what is gotten ior that price. The cheapest price oiten buys the clearest gram. Buy-here and get what you think you get—the best. Buy Oats That’s Clean. Manuel T. Hatch. i am near-lust as far as the near- . est letter-box or telephone. m .- . . .....-.. Opposite Hotel. Somethln New our ARTIST m roalvuns NOTHING CAN EOUAL THEM FOR BEAUTY. Christmas sittings can now be made. is?" Don't wait to make appointmentsw Sittings from 9 to 3:30. Both trolleys pass the door. «l J a'ckson’s i St‘ildio 1» ‘ offers a most aiiracll‘bc line of Photographs in the Latest Styles, suitable for Christmas Remembrances. A (mm of ills-Photographer’s Art. A Phoiogrsph on Parchment with a icxiurc as fine as silk and as soft as velvet. JACKSON'S STUDIO. 53 WALL STREET: Nomalh. Conn. Kodaks. ii upwards. Promo Cameras. Xmas cards. Calendars. oiaubapwr "is compensation m' Volt Chiba. i p , on. a uric. to be round in this Wick...» ‘ W as hum-Wampum ‘ - ;.. ' ‘ . , ’ us i goods are strict ‘siwsrj'dwucsu'm _ * MOM communism.” '7 “r ‘ ‘FUK‘ . “ "Christmas. Gifts. Fountain Pens. title to 86. Prayer Books and Hymnals. Books of all kinds. Pictures and Picture Frames. Leather Goods. Writing Papers. Popular Novels, 81.00. Wm. P. Bears, in WALL: own". to tarnish pooch that for cutting. .p . a" y v. : rehearsal. NOflWAI-K. 01'. not)»; v Announcements A. w. Ausummun. Our assist: or Holiday m. ‘ lath. Plant in Towurf stylistic : «dicks your .sciccti u son’s. Nothing a'll‘. suitable 5 ”MM". 1-001“. re . . . Louis Kendall. 0! Concord on thcvsick list «Clothing that tits. ior Gifts. at Bullock's. . .._._,,...... Norwaik, is quite ill. 4—— Wavo Crest Ware. Wood's. faring with rheumatism. -....~ prices in town at Hayes's. M South Norwsik. yesterday. Professor L. E. Edgecomb W tors and Carpet Store. Norwalk Club Building. can... C. wFancy Hat Pins make nugupm port. ~Finch‘s Pharmacy. next w... m pltal. . ~Wm sorts. M. S. Smith & Co. tomorrow. at lane‘s. . scrchlofs. .-~ .—..—-—.—. E. R. Deh‘orest. 80. Main St will be kicking yourself all Mrs. George Smith. of Cro pilold fever. Main street, Norwalk. ‘ ”a... ness College. today -~lf there is one thing in another We pride ourselves Neckwear~50c, 759 and Si. i.....—.—s.._._._ housekeepers today. Read it. Main street, Norwalk. ~—-Bulkley & Wheeler can ._...... —__..__ The evening school at the Monday evening. January 6. i ~Guess the number of see pumpkin. at Lane’s store. ---————--—-——. as before purchasing clsewh Main street. Norwalk. I‘ll. w—0ur customers say We Twin Cities. 500~$2.uo. 0. Co. I“. -. ing. this evening There will social time. rcn's H‘dk'fs. m of Brown's Business day evening asst. wiv’lth'avcry liic purchase on the French Doll displays Callus. sac». Remix, are sum w. is s are sung. as. a contractor wombat he is unable to got the lumbar he needs.- we...” _ durl .uiorcs‘, , than first gmficwirr. WI mmbiy ‘ -Utnbrcilac~propcr Xmas Present. 0’3 l n . , John Finnegan, of Riverside avenue. ~Atomizars and Jewel Cases .1. 0. Jennings. of West street, is suf- -The choicest Peultry and lowest i' «Pure Candy, 10c lb. 1". D. Danbury tomorrow. on business. QYou will find the finest line oi Parlor Tables at the Norwalk Furni- Thc little daughter of Roy. Bella Bass so. is ill at her home, in Low street. . Visit the big furniture store 0! the D. M. Read Company when in Bridge- fancy Soaps. Perfumes. Toilet Articles. Robert Davis. of Not-walk, is taking a course in a New York veterinary hos: ~We invite special attention to our exceptional values in H’dk'fs of all. The Public Market has fancy young turkeys and chickens as specials for -—-Guess fer the seven fifty in gold There is something said in the ad. of the Boston Store today about hand- w.Bcfore buying a pound of Candy elsewhere inspect the assortment of is improving from her attack of ty- ~Turkeys. Turkeys. Turkeys. Miss Helen Barlow. oi‘ Wilton. gradu- ‘ nice in stenograpby at Brow The ad. of L. Joscloi‘l'. the grocer in North Main street will interest -—Turkeys. Turkeys. Turkeys. Florence Ellendorf is a natural born artist. She is engaged in making some excellent sketches from nature. lars for you on your Xmas purchases. building has no more sessions until A. 'larlov would like to have you inspect his line of jewelry and watch- »-—Turkcys.‘ Turkeys. Turkeys. Several members of Old Well Lodge. F‘. A. Mi. have combined and present— ed the lodge with a handsome pipe or- iincst assortment of Slippers in the The Girl's Friendly Society. of Tris- ity Episcopal Church. will hold a most- —-M. 8. Smith a U0. are surhly head- quarters for Ccntc', Ladies‘ and Child. lliills E. Howard will sing at the on» tortsiamcut to be given by the students Window. This doll as no equal in the Twin Cities. Misc ‘itclicucr's. wrote It street, is > Holiday in Norwaik. Mrs. Stcuurt of Saugatuck. was in ' L. d. Co. will be in W. Hoyt, excellent Gifts. C. E. Lawrence. Main St. Nor. ‘ P. 0.. for .. or you the year. as street. 33 Mt Busi- ore than on it's Gimn‘s. all 33 save dol- Franklin 902. ds in tho are. 83 have the D. Lyon also be a on lion- a chance d in Our 57 Main , At .1108- more Oll- suomuc JACKETS ‘ vacuums , coconut) suture MUFFLERS FANCY concussions HANDKERCHIEFB \ was oaasspaorscroas pars AND cars swus'raas mums yous OVERCOATS BUSINESS sorrs curs BUTTONS opp raousnas panes owvss Graduate Optician. Willis H- ellsck Clothier Hatter and Furnisher, ‘ 48 and 50 Wall Street. Norwalk. ,' Store open evenings until Christmas. Nothing could be more suitable for a Xmas gift thanju’a ‘ pair or Spectacles or Eye Glasses... .. .3; f. We guarantee a perlcct iii, and examine eyesat night 351? as by day. . “ Open every evening in Dcocmbcr. o. a. JACKSON, Christmas Preparations; surr cases p ; warm sata'rs. T -__. SPECIAL backwash FANCY ARM Banach COLLARS modem DRESSING crisps: ‘2‘ f WALKING s'l'lotts, : CARDIGAN momma; moor SHIRTS - ii LONG ovsaoosrsw panes surrs ‘ ‘ sonar ems warm waters woor. canvas, 58 Wall Streetfl filial-it FOR THE Xmas Stockings. Dolls. Books. Games. Sleds. Wagons, Shoo- Flys. Wheelbar- rows. Doll Furni- ture. Trunks. Ranges, Kitchens. Laundry Sets. Washing Mach- l lacs, Wringers. k Beds. Cradles, Go- 9.— Carts. Doll Car- riages. ‘l‘in and Iron Toys, Mesh- anical Toys. Blocks. Tea Sets. ' Toilet Sets. Guns. Soldier Sets. r uflw... Brittle, etc. Int Assorted Chocolatu, ".50. ms luau. *uc‘iilu J" .' .3 ’ Drums. Etc. Etc. ' . It's 1 mm to delight. humid". ”roomy , i0 ‘SMITH’S CANDYS‘ 3' Hundreds or pounds at Candles made every day. Prices lbw where. quality considered. No place in Norwalk has a larger mil dy Bullets, Canes, Chocolate Toys. Am. docs mm Candy. 3 ih.. 26°. acacia. in .lior cu‘ ” brailcns. 10.12. iii and 18¢ per pound. Also Fancy Chocolate Ornaments for the oarlstman trcolu profusion. 0 disc, mall Animal Favors and Wax Fruits. Snapping . Toys and Caps. Motto Papers (French and Company cl ‘ novelty Bosc- ior the Sunderfichool: Conic caducd a. A. 3mm. can; it so. Namath. ”Tilt Mucus ruling. . V wsul likcfto passion. bui,do not the very best wafloscquirsii. ’ chief regulates" ill “winter. is wilful ‘3 waht‘ibflknb’w the best wavii-fito mi“ .-; Don’t leave your 'Chr , shopping until the crush and p . oi the last day. H I Do your purchasing now,"..u'lhpn you can select- thoughtfullymnd, deliberately We have timgtl! ‘ - fer suggestions. and can helpyou H in selecting. whichian’t possible ~ during the hurry of the is yip' ’ just previous toChristmns.‘ . . N. B.—Every purchhac‘at‘f'ottr ' N Toy Store entitles you to a ellipse on the beautiful doll displpycdfiii our window. " . " _.——.4 ~-~ (“NW u ‘ up an .~ fl . .. Mixed. Broken. ~ . 0pc l hristmu;
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