BUY YOUR XMAS CANDY HERE! W- ‘ 151' A CH :7. 50 IN CE 0N OLD. V John Dunloavy is spending a few in in South Norwalk. ' Miss Florence Ellcndorf in passing the holidays in Waterbury w ‘ fl‘. Farrell. or -i idlmwood Place. open Christmas in Danbnry The annual meeting of tho Carpen- tars Union will be held this evening. ’ The P. 0. S. of A. mcbers me Ie. tumbled to meet at the mains tonight W-..” Mr. and Mrs. P. N. Smith. of Bay low avenue. spent Christmas in Hart ard Gregory, of New York city. bpent Christmas at his home in West w...— -........~ The Christmas exercises of the Springwood Sunday school will be held , tonight at 7. 30 n. m of Re The family Romiily . F "Humphrios. of West avenue. spent ‘, Christmas in Hartford. Commodore Clarence F. Osborne ,‘sturtod on a business trip to Provi» ' deuce. R. 1.. last night. VWllliam M. Bette was. made the re. cipicnt of a handsome gold watch and .. chain as a Christmas present. , Mrs. Brinkeiliotf, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Archer. of Brook lyn faimerly of South Norwnik. died a in that city. Tuesday night The annual Christmas reunion of Colonel James C Biz-ouc's family. was held at the ironic. of the. colonel‘s ‘ tlubghtci Mrs James Golden >———J--——--——-—-»—.A_ .I no Woman' 3 (rh‘iistian Temperancr Union will hold its regular weekly meeting rI'iuav iii 3 o'clock. with Mrs ;« William Lawrence. 9 Quintard avenue . All are welcome, . The subject for consideration at tho Baptist Church, . South Norwaik. t0- uight. will be “Good Resolutions.“ Tht pastor by request. will sing "Wonder- ful Rance." All are welcome. Old Well Hook and Ladder Company is in receipt of imitations to attend the annual ball of the, Southuort Firr Department on Tuesday night; Put uam Hose Company‘s conceit and bul‘ in Arion Hull. and the blast Norwulk Fire Police concert. and ball on Jun 2 nary 20th. in Mind Hull. -Dr. M. S. Rosen. ocullst and burial can be consulted in the parlors of tbs Mahackemo Hotel. on Tuesday an. Fridays. between the hours of 1 and p. In.. and daily between 9 and 12 a 111.. ii and 9 p. m.. at 515 Il‘airtield ave one. Bridgeport. Eyes exnmhed an. diseases treated ..—.—.-._... A man with a pig under one. aim and I rooster under the other. created some .liMlisomcnt for about one hundred poo “who followed him about the street .uo'Iday night. He finally boarded a for Norwalk The pig was squeal in; and the rooster aquawking He had won them at a rattle. and had indulged in too much intoxicants. Luther M. Wright is distributing te punchline some of the prettiest calendars we have ever seen. Thorr Ii: denim“, one for offices. one for . and the other four. represent I seasons, for homes. They are \ in style of the moat elaborate Wamhip, and convenient in also . Wright always send: out pretty out m. but this season he has out committee which has been an to "rounder the masquerade Uncu Tribal. ll. M.. on » 1a. holdva meeting yesterday mil NP“! r ornaments. The of Ition will perform ‘ . at part. in the ball. One ‘ from but “Tawny night. oilcm m an and thin ceremony cd with «thin a roan pi: : copper. ‘ spent Christmas in New Haven. ‘ mall's. at mlllldli. "Ila-day. brought . .0 ills crumb South” unmet. WWI-n Fred Field.- of Quintard avenue. I. m _ George Wolf. of South Norwalk. has moved ms family to Norfolk Va. Dr. and Mrs. H. E. Babcsmpedt yes- terday with relatives in Naugatuck. The schooner Jennie C. May has rived in Boston from Philadelphia. 'lzhomas W wPowell and family, of Reed sheet. spent yesterday in New Haven.‘ Ticket No. 981 drew the gold watch at T. J. -aagner’ s. No one has called for it as yet. ~No 4168 wins Doll at M. 8. Smith & Co.‘ a. Andrewdu Thomas .l.. and Bernard D. Collins took Christmas dinner at their home in Danbury. A cargo of Lelilgn Valleyeoai is be ing unloaded from the boat'Col. L. lv‘. Peck, for tiaymond Brothers. Christian SWartz’ and family is at- tending the funeral of the late laaac ilavliand. in Bridgeport, today. Mr. and Mrs. Frederick .1. Force and family are spending the holidays with Mrs. Force's mother in Danbury. mWintcr term at Brown Business College begins Jan. 6. 1902. Enroll. Mr. and Mrs. William ii. McMahon. of Reed street. spent Christmas with Mrs. McMahon‘s parents in Brooklyn. A force of men is at work for Ray- mond lirothers. cutting one hundred cords of wood on their East Norwalk farm. The Twin City independent Orchestra will hold a. rehearsal at. the residence of Mr. Gorham. in Cross street. Friday night. . Dr. Arthur (loburn. oi Mlddietown. was a Christmas guest of his brother. Dr. J. Milton Coburn, of South Main street. A drunken man was arl-esird and locked up for a while. last night. He was allowed to go after he sobored up :I little. —~Doll and Go Curt at llulkiey A'- Wheeler's Will be drawn tonight, and winning number will be announced in The Sentinel. Mr. and Mrs. Harry N. Street. of Daricu had a Christmas tree and fam« ily icunion. yeSierduy. Several of the neighbors were, present. Street Superintendcnt Samuel W. Hoyt had .i force of men out for n cou- ple of hours yesterday morning. gulli- ering up all the waste paper. —~ Eveiv graduate of Brown College is holding a position Enroll. The sewer pipe manufacturers of the linited States hare adopted n new price ilSl. which is higher than the old. The old list was established in 1837. The new list went into effect, on DSccmber 19. The insurance men will probably ur- rive in Norwalk tomorrow to take steps towards adjusting the loss of the Snap Hook and Eve company. at the rewnt iire. The adjustment of the loss on the building will probably be in Norwalk. on Monday. S, Royal Keith. railway postal clerk, between New York and Boston. has been assistinz Postal Clerk Swift. on the Danbury branch of the. New York division this week. The assignmeni was made on account of the heavy Christmas mails. The letter carriers and post office "lei-ks of the South Norwalk post of- fice remembered Postmaster E. E. Crowe very kindly. ycsterday. by pre- senting him with a pair of diamond illldilEli cuff lllllOllR. Mr. Crowe appre- ciates the g very much. Miss Clara 'l‘heis. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. William 'l‘heis. of 77 Wood- ward avenue. gave a party to several of her friends. Tuesday night. The even~ ing was enjoyed very much with games and other amusements. Supper was served. Mrs. Gertrude Falrweather. wife of George. Fairwoatlicr. of Third avenue. East Norwalk. died at the Norwallt hospital. last night. She was in her sixty-eighth your. Mrs. Falrweather had a stroke of apoplery a few days into and was taken to the hospital. The funeral will he held Saturday. —-ilinroll for telegraph. business or abort-hand. at Brown's College. New term. January 6. 1902. Special rates. Harry A. Smith. the ‘Norwalk coir footlonar. presented each member of the force of employees at the Dana and Banks stable. in ulvor «root with a choice cigars and the hm with II live pound box of line chocolates. Mr. Smith heap his horse and wagon at this place. A Olympiad homecoming at the res- idanac of Mr. and bin. Thom i any» WI ' comm. who sum 'Mfl a 0:31:33? not. distribution of W a non. Thou M . MOFWMJMWMH. and «mm»: but the holidays -. . i ' COPYRIGHT a '01 derby. shop at Comatock ment. ’ Norwalk Store: Masonic Building. Telephone Call. 32-2; what is gotten dearest grain. Buy Oats That's Clean. est letter-box ‘ll' telephone. with a big up if you keep on wearing Do the sensible act and of their newest shapes—the '02 kind. They you won't get shot at. With this but you should wear one of our long ovorcoats, which has the. grace of a Fifth Avenue tnilor's Kan Prices $10 to $23. Comstock Bros. In Buying Grain the price paid is not so important as The cheapest prIce otten buys the Buy here and get what you think you gee—the best. Manuel T. Hatch. i am near—lust as far as the neon Bros. and get one South Norwalk Store: :4 South Main St. South Norwalk Store. let that price. mo» Somethlmt New Our ARIIST PROOF GRAVURE WWW NOTHING CAN EQUAL Sittings from 9 to 3:30. Opposite Hotel. Both trolleys pass the door. «I Jackson’s i Studio 1» offers a most attrach‘lzc line of Photographs in the Lilies! Styles. suitable for Christmas Remembrances. Christmas sittings can now be made, , W Don't wait to make appointments.“ A (no: of the Photographer's Art. A Photograph on Parchment with a texture as fine as silk and as soft as «rel-vet. THEM FOR BEAUTY. JACKSON'S ST UDIO. 53 WALL STREET. Norwalk. Conn. Fountain Pens. 25:: to 35. Prayer Books and liymnals. Kudaks. 8i upwards. Promo Cameras. Xmas cards. Calendars. an “(Al-L orig-:1 r. Christmas Gifts. Wm. P. Books of all kinds. Pictures and Picture Frames. Leather Goods. Writing Papers. Popular Novels, 81.00. Beers. NORWALK. OT. Mortimer Whitney. of Smith Nor- walk is spending his vadltion in New York. The local oxpreasman are very busy these days. Some of them have to work night and day. The annual Chriltmu entertain- ment. of St. Paul's Sunday school is being held this afternoon. rue meeting of Billion McMahon Council. 0. ii. i... which was to have been held Theodor night was adjourn ed to tomorrow (Friday) night. at the hour. . . . The Mgr "Ducky Gum” la mi- menthowofldmriortbobmil new has maniac that m Padilla? .. The interiors of the Norwalk church on present a very pretty appearance with their Christmas decorations. The Old Well Cigar Company ll tak- ing inventory. There will be no work in the factory until after New Year's. The mail carriers from the Nowell: post olllce went out loaded down again “[1: morning with belated Christma- z a. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Wheeler. of Havi- iand street. are spending a work with Mr. and In. Marl). mutton. in Hartford Raymond Brotbcn' mploym but u y Christian. Oflloc bellowed.- lawman of yard. dorm. you than and others. received a can: of man- a,“ W Dr. sud an. M l. barbell 1 Mr. and limb. B. Tripp. of buntml i ”Willi”! ' fph‘m Whlgvilo W a the. Mixed Candy. Extra Fine Mind for chi-intro”, 20c lb. Anal-tad Chocolates or Cram. 309 lb. Special Anal-mi financial». Bib. boxes 01.50. SPECIALS FOR MONDAY, TUESDAY mo wzoucsohv ONLY: Assorted choicest" in 1 lb. fancy hem 256 606 39 Mofitreet. Phone. 144-4.. ADDITIONAé £9611. nzws. an kinds ofyfresh fish at the Public market. Willis H. nelleck sells the Stein- Bloch units for men. Road's is the “After Christmas" store. See the ad. ~— Joseloff is cutting prices on some groceries. See his ad. Get your eyes examined free of charge, at Colcburn bi Lender's. W The Parker fountain pen sold by A. .. Austin, the lewelrr. Norwalk. One bottle of T. B. uriliin‘s white pine expeetorant will cure your cold. The. annual clearance sale of winter merchandise has begun at the Boston store. if you want your sleim repaired and painted. call upon Luther M. Wright. ' Comatock Brothers have all the lat- est designs of 1902 hats in; Call and see them. Mr. and Mrs Albert Hodshon and family of Lowe. sticet spent yestor day in Danbury. it costs you only 312.50 per month to learn to be a business man at Mer- rill's Business College Joseph McMahon of Brooklyn. in spending the holidays at his former home in Smith Norwalk. The accommodating clerk and au- perior goods are winning customers to Charles E. Seymour's store. 'l‘ J Manor is going to sell off what he has left of holiday goods at any price offered. Call on him. 'I he ears on the West nirnue division run on II five minute schedule Tuesday to uuonimodule the shoppers. William W, “Lepard has been acting as delivery clerk for Bulkiey & Wheel- er through the Christmas rush A Dic kcrman it Son is having a spe cial sale of picture and medallions and there are bargains in holiday goods. There will be special vesper ser- vices at St. Mary's Church, Sunday cv- ening in commemoration of Christmas. Dr. and Mrs C. lrrins l-‘erris of New lork. aIe spending 9. ‘iew days with Senator and Mrs. John H. Ferris Lorenzo Dibble wants your trade and if you watch his ad. he will prove to you that it will pay to trade at his store. Rev. Homer F‘. Taylor. wife and daughter. of New York. were guests yesterday. of Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. Golden. in West avenue. A Christmas rec was enjoyed. Miss Elizabeth Blimp. of Fishkill- -on- tho-Hudson. who is the guest of her sister. Mrs. Richard Abendroth. of Dar- ien. was the guest Tuesday of Mrs. L. B. Tripp. in South Norwaik. Superintendent Charles A. Curtis. of the Norwalk Congregational Sunday school, and P. D. Standard. are busy today preparing the Christmas tree which the pupils will enjoy in the chapel of the church. this evening. Willis H. Selleck. the Norwalk cloth- ier. yesterday morning. presented ev cry small boy who came to his store a Christmas present in the shape of a durable winter cap which doubtless to any the youngsters hugely appreciated. "m... Miss Agnes Littlojohn has her pro- fessional card in this lune. This lady and inntrustreaa. Pupils who secure her service: are sure of the best we thod and the services of a most accom- plished inntructreu. A little girl named Grace Owner. white. who in: been living in the fam- ily of Frederick Anderlon. colored. of Union Place. was today sent to Poplar Chief of Police Why was of the op- inion that the child had been boning. and be notified her brother in Gran- bury, who usurped charge of bar: There am a metal meeting of the members of tho Namath Club. Tune day evening, to take woman the «abutment-moraine AJ. Ma. who chaired Inddllll] mm mom lug. A committee compound of .1. upon an flurtbutt, Maul lac-bum Milli! WNW to draw outlook I low duodenum Mum ll moi Ir. DUI-b. is won known to the people oi.’ this vl-I cinity as an accomplished violinisto‘ Plains to live with a family there.‘ Graduate OpllClall Our Stein-Bloch Suits and Overcoais fit better and “are _ mere stulish than most cud? tom made Clothing. and at about one- half the price. Clothiei and Furnishei. '48 and 50 Wall St. Nothing could be more suitable for a Xmastgiit thong nice pair ot Spectacles or Eye Glasses. . : . We guarantee a perfect fit, and examine eyes at highlas-weli as by day. Open every evening In December. 0. B. JACKSON, ! O. .0 N orwalk.‘ C, 58 Wall Street. Norwalk l‘ I Want YOur Cash Trade, and P11 Prove It. .a Mr" 3 , Watch This Space. Lorenzo Dibble. call at Getting Rich? mchupu'agun ..... an. “Khalilo each and every package. It. a. Smith rm in Brldycport today anon-lull Rm. W W. T. Dammit-nil) returned today tram a christian! run with his brother at - maul. awn—W m. M!fli0hfllfiA.Bfll‘rm imumm.mmwem "cam-ammo Thai Comfortable Feeiiiig We all like to possess It. but do not all know the very best wav to acquire It. chief requisdes ill winter is warmth. want to know the best way to acquire that ‘ Are YOU lieuiil Will help you get richer. Enter January 2d. i902. and lat-ll.“ Costs to Day School only S Night School 55.00 arr One of the most delicious vegetables and the Thaddway may: land:the this companion. yet pa or can . 'conuiist‘aofthedainty ti“ and would" enjoy the entire contents. and the coat is withluthc thoraiorenotoni thofinut, butthe saving the label or the library food. just notion a;- Une of the if you A course of Study at Business Stamford. Conn. month. Books Free. M- A- Mann , mom w!“ The monthly oillcinl board HMO
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