‘i‘iliiued mild Weather. The tempera» - ordinary mild throughout the coun- ,‘ try “There is no place where the tem- iire is below zero and only a few ‘ deported below freezing. Areas pressure are central over the t and Oklahoma. Conditions for this vicinity, mild tempera~ nod unsettled weather for two or hree days. milliliter, Gent's Alpines. O'Brien " WnTWilllam K. Maples is visiting . . York city J pecial Bargains in Box Paper, Ed Flaisted’s. link D. Layton spent yesterday in it York on business. u are invited to inspect our Pleased to show you. F. D. odor Glddlngs, of Hartford was in 'h‘ UNorwalk yesterday. ltwood & Ives are the agents celebrated Mathushek Piano. a ll. & G corset manufactory will today for the holidays aviland Restaurant open all Hilary Treadwell is spending the holidays at his borne in Norwalk. Minnow Anniversary Plates for . e at the Woman’s Exchange. Light lgiiie. 59c; dark blue, 81 .‘uotiiowson Is rsoovorln lino-s at lila home in War “Coleman: A: Lauder, either store Nelson Crow. of the Brooklyn Med- ical College. is at his home in South ,llisin street. xiv-Clowns that fits, for Holiday . mt Sellsok's. l Newr Jersey are visiting their parents in South Norwalk, mSterling Elilver Toilet Articles. Weed'o, Norwalk. .- Edward Sellock. of New York, is spending the holiday week at his home. in Norwalk. ~Xmas Cigars. in boxes of 12, 26. 50.100. Holder's. Phone 186-3. Miss Alice Reardon, of Crescent Ter- race, will spend Christmas, with her mother in New York state. ~Allegretti Chocolates. at Plais- ted's, 30c and (lilo per box. None hotter. hing. 'w—Our best Turkeys lilo Hayes’a lb.. jured yesterday by a fall from a tree yesterday while in tho woods on an ex- pedition after Christmas trees. focture, for the Holidays, now ready. DeKlyn a. 27 Main otmet- , ~ Company, of Newark, New Jersey. is fly in Norwalk -*-Dining Chairs, Sideboards. nlngs. ‘ Let Us. Direct Your Ai- “i tantion to Appropriate Holiday Gifts HAIR BRUBHES. A good solid back one, will last you a life time. TOILET AND MANICURE ARTICLES. All the little accessories are here reasonably priced. CANNES. ms H. Merrill of Norwalk, were in Vilartford. yesterday. . _ 4The $3.50 leaderr—Ellte and Soro- -‘ dis. Glover’s the Place. ‘ Editard Pauli-Ian has been removed to the hospital. suffering from an at- tack of typhoid foyer. . «Chess for the seven fifty in gold at Lane’s. James Troy of the. Patent Office , Wabhinglon. D. C. is spending a short _ vacation at his home in Winnipauk . +Great bargains in Pianos this month. J. W. Studweli’s. 'cJoseph Blnns. of Brooklyn, was in town esterday on business connected with ii chemical factory. which he is ballot!!! " ’ “Assorted Fruits. Norwalk Confec- tinner'y 00., 21 Main street. Nor. "“iil’m: Henry Schnell and daughter, Hilda, of Roton Bill will spend Christ mas with Dr. Edward Schnell, of Attorney J. Beldén Hurlbutt and' our Apollo Chocolates are put I up in especially attractive boxes for the Xmas trade. Seeing Is the only way to fully appreciate their attractiveness. PERFUMEs. Put lip in very pleasing bottles. The best of domestic and import i ed Perfumes. Remember. noth l in: but the beat. CIGARS. '25 in a hex. at 81.25. These are exceptionally one smoking for the money. We have Cigars as high priced ad 25c a smoke. A box of 25, 0600. Soliciting your inspection of these worthy articles. we remain ever at your service, The Clifford Pharmaoli South Main and Elisabeth 8a.. South Norwalx, Colin.“ Round Hill Greenwich Day Phone 15- 2. Night phone 15-5 ., there is no‘ sin of relief. Wood has ‘ C an cruel... him may be may. an it yap have a good carving sat. Fort. #mliilits lino of Toilot Warei " and nll‘fi. Frank spauldins, of l “5’ The deacon; will have chargoof the . family meeting at the South Norwalk ., Congregational Church, Thursday eve . at 5 Thomas Dorsey was considerably in- '3‘ -—-Fresh Candleh‘or our own manu- ‘ Howard Wilson. the Standard Watch l spending the holidays with his farm Dining Tables. 3 Lowest possible prices. . Raymond & Son. Norwallt. Open eve ~, SFQ“ three years i w , on thy Mach. my ‘tfnioa‘i bloody iku can auto bod. ' Doctors“ said! coulfindot llvomyll’ ’i‘ssd From new hill as late tonight 5. I. necessary to supply your Christina- " wants, Manure b animation is.» your service. a - The ii Ky “tool? id“ 'dtili magnificent. ”division was road. for pmtost ei-g' is for late buyers a print and good assortment of nov- alim at Mountain. . . We «Mm I’ytt'hm has am further added to and all purchases Made up to tonight villi In doiivbrod. The force is so divided at lunch hour- that than will he enouhzoaiowpdopia here to can for you at any hour. "iii shortf‘tha‘wmlb'blbrd is ‘rds'dy‘ for the certain heavy demand of the last few hours of holiday, business. l , l THE HOWLAND DRY GOODS CO. :.‘..l FRIDGE. 9R7 it is 0 Secret ' That our Winter-proof, Lehlgh can instantly transforms that chilly' feeling into a sensation of complete warmth and. . comfort. You can get along with interior coal—but what 3 is‘ the use when the best costs no more. We sell nothing. that. we can 't guarantee. Here’s a happy thought for Christmas: What more. sensible and suitable present than a ton of coal for a worm thy neighbor? ' ‘ mt .w.’ i on. 2. . ,, In latest stylesdor all Boo to $i. so. Burt & Company' a shoe: for men. warranted and foot shape. :3. 60. Lounsbury, Mathewson’ a fine lodles' Shoes, which are the heat storm proof and line kid. price is “co . Ladies Fins Felt Slippers, lined. 50c. 85c and bile. Ladles' Faust Slip. 98c and 81. 25. Ladies Foot Warmers, priced $1. 00. Olsen’s Shoe Store, fiouth Nor-walk in! A Easiness mm an Education at a 1.. 118i“ STAMFORO. CONN" ‘* Will help you to succeed. Will help you secure better positions. Will help you earn a better salary. Will help you all through life. Costs $12.60 per month. and makes no charge for books or stationery. A postal card will bring you a esta- logue. .M. l. Merrill. Principal. COAL SCAROE lN OHIO. COMING HOME AGAIN. - LIMA Ohio December 23~Thorei has not been a pound of soft 0,. hard 3 Barnum d. Hailey to Return Next Fall coal in this city since last Wednesday. - to America. - The hearts of 600 Americans in Por- the fuel lamina is unprecedented and la were-overjoy ed wh on on Friday, the 13th Inst, J. A Baileyutated official- ly that he would certainly bring the Barnum II Bailey Greatest Show on Earth back to the land of its birth, and gone as high as nova-cord and hun- dreds of people walk miles into the country to meet wagons coming into the city and make purchases bemro others can get to them. Railroadm-o port thousands of carioads of coal be- tween this city and and Cincinnati waiting to be moved. SAVED HUI Li I. “I wish to say that i f el I owe my life to Kodol Dyspepsia Cure." writes ii. 0. Cbmtonson. of Hayfield Minn. troubled with npspdla‘ Intact l on d-’ hold nothlils‘ «ladder: the hearts of the children and theieyes of friends in America," by ex- hihitios to his show. has some to this country “iuubkim mm ”W '0" wk m.“ Wm m ‘u mu. one of you- Monuments on Kodbl. Dyspepsia mom and case and commenced 32% 't ' film" In; in Paris. __..~.. RAIHIUN JURV C'ViLL OUT. . The. Jury in the cameo! Haven (2 ltathbnn.ii c liar-sod with the Charles Goodmaoslhi ~ dismal». month. is that t oy were unable lulu limb , holiday run . .. '9"th Christmas Candles, at. itch» . . Norwolk nospital, in a serious condi . *toua redeem his promise to "once more on the wonders of the T is decision is not only positive but also official and in order to bla‘sa the way for its return and set the machinery in motion Mr. Bailey When the show loft America in the fall of 1891 the intention was to be abroad but two years,” booths business iliorroooption of. , rarity do mat the term was extended and now after an absence of live years its return is definitely fixed for next This White! the show is Oxhlblb Jmmnsiimiwu tub. M as. —-, murder. chi . «uncommon coiled Into Mismatch state: ~«alum up it w. manning! itiirw under (it bring the arts It Taylor's store on that lupin; : to be erected on the Washinxtoo street bridge has arrifid "wnorbyw‘a‘ll rlsltt Xmas Present. O’Brlne ii. .. Frank Flinn. of Falrlield avenue ls assistant clerk in the store of A. Dickormau dz Son. ~Jacir ii‘rost makes a sled an ap gropriato slit for a child. Fox. 0. it H .o. . James W. Howard, of Bridgeport, will spend Christmas at his home in Washington street, ‘-—-l|'ine Umbrellas and Canon. Cole burn It Lauder, eitaer store. The Granitevllie Union Sunday hehool Christmas entertainment will be held "on Thursday night. —8moking Jackets and Beta Robes. at Bullock’s. ‘ Lloyd Nash had family, of Weatport, plopped in South Norwalk a short time yesterday on their Way to Albany. ”The beat and biggest assortment of Fancy Rockers and Chairs ever shown in town, at Raymond it Son's Open evenings John F. McMahon, of West avenue. is able to so out a short time each day He has been seriously ill with typhoid fever. ‘mTollet Sets in Silver and Ebony. Wood's. Norwalk. ‘ John Dunleavy, of Amherst College. Massachusetts, is spending his Christ- mas vacation with relatives in South Norwalk. " ‘—-Purchase Smokers' Gifts at Haf- net's. Misses ida Groves and Viola Com- atock and her sister Nettie Comotock are in New York for Christmas and New Year' a. —-Slippers of elegance—Slippers of ease. Slippers you’ll like at prices to please. F. D. Lyon & Co. Mrs. li‘airwcather, who was removed frdm her home in East Norwalk to the lien, is very critically ill. ,—-Guess the number of seeds in the pumpkin. at Lane's store. iiilllott Curtis has arrived home from college to spend the holiday vacation with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Wll liam A. Curtis. of West avenue. *Soe the Pianotlst. self-playing at. tachment for pianos. Lockwood & lves, Wall street. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Reardon and family have gone to Albany to spend Ii week wlth Mr. and Mrs. Peter ll. Miller formerly of South Norwalk ~Huyler' s Candles just arrived. Fine assortment of. 0 lb. Fancy Boxes. Hand Painted. filled with Mixed Chocolates or Boubons and Chocolates; also 1 lb. boxes. DoKlyn's. 27 Main street. The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles McGrath died last night at his home. 56 Connecticut Turnpike. The 'iuneral was held yesterday afternoon. ’- -—-A large assortment 01 Morris Chairs, Couches.‘ i..adles' Desk and Combination Cases. at Raymond & Son's. Open evenings, are entertaining Mrs. lda 8. Keep and Miss Ethel Sayboy Keep. of Northamp- ton, at their home on Crescent Ter- race. “Little Kent's manniah styles patent leather Shoes. $1.7fiwjust like papa's. you know. Sines 8% to 13%. Glov» on the Place, There will he a family reunion to morrow at the home of. Mr. and hire. 1.. H.1rwln in Brooklyn. tomorrow. Dr and Mrs. J. C. Newklrk. of Nor» walk will be. present. ———.lust compare our make of Candy with any you see in the country for quality and price. F. A. Lane. The Sunday school Christmas enter- tainment of the South Norwalk Con- gregational Church will be held Friday o'clock in the church parlors. «Caps, men’s and boys'. O'Brien. Frederick S. Ambler. of Norwalk. ton, S. 0.. Friday on the steamer In» ones. He intends to open a business at the expohitibn some as he did at the Pan- Ame‘rioa_n_. “ llnslllls “’11an M: be here Let us sugaesi as a present”. Beauiiiul l The Want drains cars are maids ‘ w The planking for the new buildina Mr. and Mrs. David W. Raymond - night of this week, beginning at 7:45 will soil from. New York for Charles- lb , of ill I.» rm thorium m r'a n! 3mg?“ “Md‘ ‘ I ”WOW OPENiNG OF THE HOLIDAY BOOK CTOOKI “’Iooka hrs air ii i feature hm. scold mils. info: llanding 2nd aa- captahlo plftdflo’ro showing a line of book. this canton that will appeal to all Autos. all ages”. and the prices will bound you to wonder how it can be done. Cloth covered Books, a full line or the most popular works, lbs. The. great floaty books for boys. handsome cloth bound. Publishers' price. 500; our price, 26c. ~ Carefully selected titles of boys’ and girls’ hooker vory neatly bound in cloth. Publisher's price, 50c; our price. 26c. The great Alger and Oils series '6er boys. Publisher's price 31; our price 600. The celebrated Eloisa; chlldred books. Publisher's price 31. 25. our, price. 890. ‘ Dainty bound gift books. beautiful editions in white and gold, Dresden and medallion covers. There at 25c. 35c and hue. , Children’ a toy and story books. from be up. La: an assortment HANDBOME SHOWING OFaUMBRELLAB. Experience has taught us the value of “having a top notch stock of arm bulls: to choose from, and we‘ve get It now if we never had it before. Prices are bound to lease. Thus: Ladies‘ 26 in. slot a-sllk umbrellas. fancy and natural wood handles. 81.. Ladies' 264p. finest gloria silk um~ brellas, with fancy pearl and silver trimmed handles 81. 60. Ladies‘ 26 in. Union taffeta silk um- brellas, with It . in all the foam Ladies’ 26 in.- with steel rod. ms dud tasse .hatural or pearl handles; silver trimmed 33. Ladies' 26 in. line rail: umbrellas, bet ter grades, all this newest handles at 33.98.84.421 and upwards. Gent’s &28 in. fine gloria silk umbrel- las. natural wood handles. silver trim- med, at $1, $1.25 and 81.50. ‘ Gent's 28 inch nae union taffeta silk umbrellas. with steel rod, case and tassel, at $2 and $2.98. Bags, and hosts of Fancy Articles. have to investigate to appreciate. hoot boast w. candidly bellows .Ohnistmao opening excels all likew- nt oval- amino Gent’s 23 I... do». stool rod. loads at Time you should re they'll be right in. tacks; tannin-hands. string ties, hundreds from, 25c. Best quality suit 50c. Men’ 3 suspenders. stripes and dots, 26c Bolton’s night shirts. made of good cotton, Men's stiff bosom cut: to match, open bands. lot of pattern Cuffs. 25c pair. find early choosing way a Ladies bodies tine lawn ladies all linen, i new designs. 25c. Ladles' all linen h 2.50 ed handkerchiefs, 49 kerchiefs. 12%c. boadlierehiefs. 25c. 75c. and 98c. Dolls, Toys, Games, Pictures, Picture Frames. Pocket necktie , y, Almost endless seems this council tcrly bewildering in its variety. You'll have to see to understand. Y fit of man's furni‘lliihd Mons on: and satin ham sive designs in rocks and four-infill!“ narrow or wide, light and dark Silk suspenders. one pair i new worsted sweaters, an“ , combinations of colors. also styles; all sizes, warranted pure Barker grand. Collars, 12% soon HANDKERCHIEFB Foaiolr V No Christmas show In ‘ without a big showing chiefs. This Christmas but record. all ready for you, ill hemstitched, mind And lace edge handkerchiedli Ladies‘ fine quality linen skillful” Gent's an linen hemotitcli Gent's silk initial handkercli , ubi MW I ' mmhandlslaglmhnm dildo W ,. in, vii? band bum . of styles , pi nookwd clip ., nicely to lion. nicely trim 50o. . - shirts. . tron spilt I» of boat clip embroldugilmfi lace edge handkerchi‘efs. iii I03 swan embroidered handkerchief emstltoli handkerchiefs. exceptional vs“ c. "l Durable l lnexpenswe I No more acceptable gift scold be diluted. so Nor-walk Glowing ”Sal; " NOW on. Men’s. Youths’ and Bous’ Suits and Furnishings being sold regards ~ less of their original cost. can find Some suits here lion and ’ pours will be proud to wear. and there will be the additional salIs- , ‘5 :IWI“ We «IM« You
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