V thumb discrimination rs than
. in T e Morwtiks. In HolidAr l’rehlntsAs in olhdr
intestate o pill-earned reputation 0th trips tits srAAVt-
utilise Nourish“- it iA introuigliie to Alive anun itéw
y ‘attrutions: out we pm A at you
Auts‘dugwy, variety style And pricA not” even Att looted by our
NOT A FEW OF OUR SUGGESTIONS:
V lovely style. size, color, material or price, either dressed or un-
‘ Frisco tram lc to 510 00 each.
pi All the principslmaiiufacturers in the country. 1W0 hundred
ds. Billiard and Pool tables, Combinoiu Boards, on which may
games; Crokinolo the Si 75 kind, our price, 3100.
all ages or minds. Our Jarenlle assortment this years is almost
Add wages in price from .10 to 3100. Latest Nevins lit out priced
Wriiil‘ks (500 vols.) 25c each. Family and Oxford Bibles at one- rilaii
(ids. a
host numbei. The old, yet now Tool Chest, Magic Lantern, 5Print
team Boat or Engine, Croquet, Bagntoile, Toy Dishes, Sail
,eto.. not forgetting the many new Mechanical and Musical Won
be found here in great variety. Desks, Drum, Sleds, wagons, Veloc-
Will. flinch Boards, Rocking Horses, Hobby Horses, Doll Go Carts,
it'llugbys and Punching Bass.
shops ‘ '
s Photo Albums. Toilet and Manicure Sets; Fan, Glove, Hand
welr‘y, Necktie, Boa Bon and Odor Cases, in Leather Plush, Cei-
Vd llbily, with many Sterling Silver Mounted. Astonishingly low
‘ 1: All in this Departu‘tent
Vsterling Novelties and Sterling Quality—not high priced, consider-
WW, but high quality, can sidcrlng the price. Rogers and other
e plated were in nives and Forks, Spoons or All kinds. Nut and
la Tea sets, Juzs. salvsrs and numerous odd and pretty pieces
rs V antes goes with every piece of goods sold from this countel.
Vfltéinwsy 5Piaaos head thialiat; Pianoias come next, than Violins,
Ghitars, Corsets, fission. Accordions, Concertinos. etc. etc, to the
gouge“. Zithers, Phonohsrps, Harmonettes. Toy Grapbophones
rs, 1.5 l).
V0 styles Pocket Knives, from 25c to 583 00 each. ‘
ill) styles Razor‘s, from .1 09 to $5. 00 each I |..
styles Scisso'rp, iron: 26c to $1 50 pair. .
styles Knives and Furks, from 50c to $4. 00 sets. “9. ‘
26 styles Carvers, irom We to $5. 00 set. tr:
Ml kept in order tree of charge.
@0908,
ch as Plioket Books and Purses in Russia, Calf, Seal, Alligator.
Snake Skins, Plain, Silver Mounted or Fancy Ornamented. Pock
r men. -'l‘he kind they want but seldom find. Leather Bags. Satch
’ M Dress Cases, from i100 to $10 00.
line Toilet Soaps, put up singly or in combination boxes, make
gifts. Bradley's and other line Handkerchief Extracts, 10c, 15c.
‘ lino '1 per bottle. Cream Violet Soap, sold elsewhere for 100 case,
iii fancy boxes of 3 cakes for [do Other goods in same proportion.
To look at our assortment this your means to see the creations of the
l factories of this country. We have Lamps for every purpose, any
get‘yle‘s, and to suit any purse. in this Department you can spend
00 or $25. 00 in either ruse you will be pleased with your but said.
A AND GLASS
from all overthe world. Mahy handsome and odd pieces selected
there many weeks past, and save to shine on our Holiday tables
so We have all the “every day" goods. but We want to call your atten-
the many odd pieces of Carlsbad. Dresden, Old Hall, Royal Worcesl
... and Hungarian pieces, not to be found generally in small cities.
Tea and Toilet Sets, many kinds
ClAL PLANTS ‘
in Painls, Rose Trees and Chrysanthfisums. which look like real
VII and last longer. These are handsome ornaments and make cheer-
. straits Gills. - ' . I
Aims: oALLssv.
V The only one in The Norwalks. French Fsc- ~8imiles. Platinum
. Colored Photos and Artotypss. sll interesting subjects. in a variety of
(it fidioulouslylow prices. Mirrors. plain and fancy, in shit or gold
AID ART SQUARES.
and Fancy Floor floral-lugs in endless variety. Shirt Waist, Slipper
rt Bones Many styles and prices
0
here—«he kind worth buying; not the thrown together, install
t honestly mails and hon estiy priced goods that will Wear and
our reputation. New designs. from first-class makers oi‘ Chamber
boards, Wardrobes, tension Tables. Foldius Beds nooks,
Toilet. Parlor and Li nary Tables, Jardznlbrd Stands. and told
I Also 100 styles oi Fancy reed and poll tied oak Chairs, Rockers
a tloIied but at low of th thousAndilor useful and pleasiml
birth this immense bujldins h iis.’ so Anti on rails hm indievsn
purchase within!» you-mu leave reeling that you have boon well
thatinie you have spout in .z’
flohWALk's on may cross.
5 Milli“.-
\\ Jo.
Free Delivery.
u Gent's Hsmstitchsd.
“14nd do. our
55praise sunrise. V V
A M0 ”‘0
Answer—villi:I do}
5! 4 >l
the Second M. iii Church will have
I charts of the evening service, com-
p. m.. led by C. E
it: oATIONAL.
churn Missions consumm-
torwshecial Christmas services,
morning and attcrnoon 10:30 a. m.,
solution, "The Adoration of Wise
Men." Quartet. "Kerk! the Herald
Angels 8!th J H.18relver;"1‘he
Birthday of a King,” W. H, NeidlinI
gar; tenor solo, “0 Little Town 0!
Bhthlehoni,” H. W. Barnett; Alto so.
io ‘Night Dl Nights " Van Do Water,
12 In. Bible school, Lamont Jen
nlnss and Christian inquiry Clubs;
4: 30 p, In" address “'Iue Aug sl's
South”
the Lightq is come. Buck;
pie That Walked in Darkness," .i ill
Rogers: ‘Sing. 0 Daughter of lZou."
. W. Coombs; bass solo, “Christ
mils,
"Therd Wore Shepherds." Zodard
BAPTIST.
Church. Rev. W. H. Hubbard. minis
will be in the usual order. There will
meets at 1’5 :11. The Junior Blades
will speak to the yduug people.
Christian Endeavor will most at ii
ed at any qr all oi these services.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH. REV
Dewitt Talmage an Doren. pastor—-
Prayel meeting, to a. In. , sermon!
ll): 30. Subject. The true Attitude
B. Y P. U. meeting, ii: 30 p. m.; ser
men. 7: 30 p In; Subject Mastery of
Conditions. The sacrament of bap
tism will be administered at close
alaservico. Monday night meeting at
7: i)
CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH. REV
D C Thomas. pastor-0rdor or our
vices: Sunday, 1] a. in, prayer and
praise meeting; 3:30 p. nu. school
for Bible study; 6:301). ni. Chris-
tian Endeavor meeting. 7 p to.
Church covenant meeting; 8 p m.
preaching by the pastor
Christmas and What it Should Mean
to Us. The trustees of the church
who have been recently elected. will
be installed at this service Their
names are as follows: Deacon A.
Thompson. Brothers Joseph White,
'1‘. Baglcy, H. Miugo. Charles liar
ris and S. A. Huxley. Thursday,s '
p. m., prayer meeting. All are wei-
come.
EPISCOPA i...
TRINITY CHURCH, CORNER WEST
‘ street end Fairiield avenue. Rev. R.
F. Humphrics, rector-wildly com
munion, 8 a. m.: morning prayer,
tionsl Church Paul M, Strnyer pas
I
Towards Evil; Sunday school. .i. m , i
Subject 5
,uud will be ably titrated
‘V. I. V.
"f,’ ’“v.
ay‘fio’li’ £36m
it unlit Avenue. East Norwsik, .l W.
Silvie, you '5 Rththiuc 10:30 a‘.
45 p. m., ind
3? Fred Field, president of the
rayiuz Band at the iiisst Harwell:
M. iii; champ; 'evcuins serious“, 7
o'c.look Morning subject Holiness;
its Relation to tho Second Advent:
evening subisct, A Prophecy Written
3500 YdAVl‘il Ago Fulfilled only in
Part Special music by the their. A
praise service at 6: 45 p. m. to con
‘tiVnus 15 minutes
dog and a hindly’walcomc‘to all: *
SALVATION ARMY. ,
SALVATYON ARMY WILL HOLD
'mootinfla Sunday as follows: Floii-
ness meeting at 10.30 a. in; Sunday
school, 3 p in , salvation meeting at
8 p. In. Meetings every night in the
week. except Monday. to which ev-
my one is invited to attend. Come
one come all. Capt. S. N.
in charge.
Workers satiny, '5
TWO ARRESTS lN NORWALK.
“(as
quartet ‘V‘Arlas Shine igrim lJudgs Lockwood Lenlent with Peter
“The Pen i
Smitthuihcsrn Goes 'to Jail.
Judge iorzkwood had the disposition :
in tho Nor- ‘
Pom Smith. it man ,
A, R. Shelley, soprano solo i with a big family to support was up for
(a) “3951'“9‘159 ' from .Iocoly and drubkoucss and a trump who gave his
of two cases this morzuiu
V walk Town court.
name or Bernard Mulhsaui answered
(b) “Child of Bethlehem.” S. Salter lie the charge or vagruncy
Smith was iound drunk in 51qu
SOUTH NORWAhK B ARTIST lstrect. last night by ofliccr Bartram.
and placed in 3an keeping for the
teMThe services (or tomorrow at night in one of the (ages at polite
the SOuth Nor-walk Baptist Church headquarters. Had Smith not been in
ken in, it is brobuhir that he would
have frozen to death lic‘ told the judge
Efiufichpzzffigemfiifi‘fim gefggbbgigs }thut lie wits oi u different opinion as
will we“), a the “wee. comments. ‘he Was on his way to South Nurwalk.
ing at 10. 30 3V m. The Bible school lto work upon the freighter City of Nor-
walk a hen she arrived from New York
i Vile said that the effects at the liquor
Wilficimnfclzti‘lvslgu 1131:? glolnpnglchg; 3would soon pass off urtci he got to
‘i i
“work The judge administered a nor
are reprimand and allowed the accused
p_ m" in the church The re gluiar :Ito depart with a woruing that should
he be brought before him attain it:
grifhglfi :t‘l‘ls‘llggrzvlvrullfiiehzlgligrn? lwould terminate dilierchtiy with him.
i
:(‘hisi Bradley informed the judge that ‘
It was purely a human act that Officer l
Bartram did in locking Smith up
Muihcarn, who is a man .thirty- five]
years of age, not much over three feet I
tell and one arm practically dosh-ed !
to be sent up to Bridgeport The va- ;
srsnts‘ head was tied up with a piece l
Vof ray, as the result of a fall he sua-
Vtaiued a few days ago He did not}
seem the least displeased when ihoi
judge told him to take his residencei
in Bridgeport for sixty days and placed. ’
as an addition the cost of prosecution
Chief Bradley repeatedly ordered Mill/I
henru outofiown but he refused to
go, and yesterday afternoon the Chief
placed him under arrest.
Y. M. C. A. SUNDAY MEETING.
'Mind‘ IouI Own [business will hr
the topic upon which the Rev. Henry ‘
id Wing will speak Spuday afternoon .
at 3:15 oclook at the Y. M C
rooms. This is a wry practical theme
All men are
(ordlally invited.
The junior members of tho Y. M C.
A will hold a sociul gathering and
gymnastic entertainment at the narrow
iatiou rooms tonight.
”The best and biggest assortment
of Fancy Rockers and Chairs ever ‘
shown in town. at Raymond & Son‘ s
Open evenings. »
Handler-Innis.
Ladies": Hematitclied.
Lsdies‘5 mm broidered,
Ladies' Lace Trimmed,
Prices 5 to. Oils.
5 ‘0 ms
Cent's Colored Borders.
19s: 5 for allo-
, (A special humid).
Ladies! m that: initial million-
‘l“‘cliliils, neat vim sllir
sanity estrous. I
s
, Entyrhd 5M 1505st
Useful and Ornamental
Presents
i _ . L L
[ARES SILK Willis
LA‘BWO’ FLANNIL WANTS.
v" ‘I'IIosIarw nun ouovss.
Ladies Kid Gloves..oiasp or Foster
mag. V
The popular Mochss. grey. tan sud
caster.
{loll Gloves,
Wool Mittens.
Cashmere moves.
battle? and children's cotton or wool
Rom. huh Mr' “iiisck but” Rose.
M” AND MATS.
W The out 'i‘on We: snowsto-
“it. short ilvsnius ray- 5
A cordial greet
James V.
Caleuditrs. I V be to 75¢.
Cards and Booklets.
Box Papers, ‘ ice to $1.00
list that are not checked oil
Viral:
Combs and flair
and stones
Second:
’I‘hil' (l:
Frames in every style.
Fourth:
IN OLDEN TIMES
scusiblc articles for women’s
pit rising Chara: tor
l oscillator of white, pink. blue and black
worsted at 25, 39. 50 and 75c.
lcr Wool Eliminators soc.
Worsted Scaris $1.00.
Pure Silk Scarfs, cream colored for evcn~
ing wear, $1.505 and $2.50.
l-ircakfasi Shawls (machine-made} in all
colors, 50 and 75c and $l.oo.
Hand made Shawls $1.25 to $3.00.
Cardigan Vlackcia $1.00 and $1.25.
Short jackets 75c and films).
. THE HABVERDASHERY
You can see more women there now than
iccause ii isiilc place where
'cun5l go amiss in selecting something for
men. Why ?
AND you 1’ may 1r: V. » I -~
TIME GROWS SHORT and tlicrr arc probably still a tow name
Shell and imitation Shell
Ornaments
Buckles of gun metal, jet silver gold
Also Beaded lingo ..
in the little Iriuu gio at the
coriiciwiiockota Charms Foba.
Opera masses from plulu
black to richest Peal! and iioid.
oi and other necessities in Sterling Sll
van and Cut Glass and Slth'l
(bio Mirrors in Gilt. Frames.
JewelIy—~Pins,'
lilugu, Brooches. Sleeve Buttons Hat
Pins and a hundred other articles.
. wknit garments formed a much lZiliZCl por-
lion of what was in Santa Claus pack than
they do tocl.ly.ycttti1cse “solid comfor"l,
wear should
not be forgotten even now by imitators of
the good old Saint Indeed our showing of
goods of this class is our of an cxccpiiounllx
FOR TH H‘s, ,
‘9i {"955 i135 { Iylu‘ “up 5:55
1m ilJlt‘lil
Fifth:
Belt
Cigarette (Eases etc
Sixth
'l‘m i-
Seventh:
’i‘ripli-
l’lIoio ins ilooks.
Chains
TIy i.t
lieutuor
More Leather (landed—Bags
i‘mvcling Canes Music ltolls, VOpeIu
lions, Flasks Medicine Cases, Tobac-
ii) Pouches Burnt Leather Novelties.
Stationery in dainty Bo»
osV liosk Scts. Momo, Address and call-
i’yro- etched Novelties.
Those are things noted in a cursory
glance along the line.
«lonely you Will find as many more.
3 on your Chrigtrcas .
A line of seven glass c'ascs, beginning heal the Fairfidld Avenue £1er
li‘ill‘lit‘, continua a larger and mrirc \nricd showing of opmdpriatr ( lirisimas gifts thrift any Aim V
lar sport in the stoic. Start at our cml .Iiul look (W01 ilIc liuc i‘illi‘full} and \ on cannot fail to find
our 01 more :maucia in your ‘Whui to 5501'
(Mods-*POCIK‘tI _
Books (the widest assortment you ever
uqul Card Cases Purses, Cigar and
look
5 the men they are iniercst’cll in, their hus-
bands. sons,
n Ian's wardrobe.
.\ lsII ii.
Mackinaw—
brothers
Collars and Cuffs——
The newest styles in Cluctt, Peabody
("n.‘s make. at I3c or 2
for 25v.
& \v’l'. brand at 25C.
or-——for you see.
rvcrytliing there is a necessary part of a
lfimr-indwnrls in light and dark color»
lugs
iuls.
at 25c.
House Coats-—
'l5'ccl<.~‘.. Der-bios.
Colored Bosom Shirts——
Ncat patterns in figures and stripes in
the unsurpassablc T‘Siar" Shirts. $i.5o.
A SCOES,
Imper—
'l‘hcsc comfort-giving garments in a
variety of styles at $5.00 and $7.50.
‘ Bath Robes-—
II to a close choice between those
Houst- Cools as to which gives the
Say both;
comfort.
and $7.00.
and
most
5l’rices $3.50, $5.00
r *“fimumm—“um ‘
Q The 11M. DEAD Co.
.- w Established 1857. o- .-
aiuei IiI’V’II
Staple and fancy.
Perfumery iuVVplain bottles. or i’ancyi
baskets and boxes. .
Sterlinsfiilvor Novelties, 25c and 50s
Pooirst Books, 25a to 51.50
VHAir Brushes and Tooth Brusnes.
NUVELTIEB.
It Picture Gallery. soles of lemons
works of art in’ Me silicon and sing.-
pictures, trons . as: to
looks. ooous.
We surely lists please you. one lion‘-
AW‘titlcs. sow . . loo
Achoios t shrank-A including lnsn‘y
ofths WWW at lilo
- “v 32'.“ ,:$a.;:_‘ ;z=‘r_n~—~<- .1:
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GLOVER’S THE PLACE
“Everyone has his hobb y”
Ours is the best possible wears for Ms FEET
When in doubt buy
I
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5‘ 1’s forx 5
There a colnfort All the year around in a nice silppér.
Wear “our” kind, and you will 5wéai' smiles.
From the front of our store to the rear nearly one hunting
pair to plain sigma-nearly as many diiierent styles. I4
Sizes to fit any fool
Slides to suit any fancy
, 1th
'Sboes forllfen, Woollin 5am! C’I‘Iildreu.
Elli; «Samba—oar S35 550 loaders 5
WW
will" iil bruit"
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