,ill'ditli Merrick. or Norwaik is sit or relatives in Bethel. GG ill be sispeciai musical ser- Crncc Church tomorrow alter- bristinos music will be repeat- SLGG Paul' s Church tomorrow McClellan of Norwalk. is en~ ping his sister, Mrs. Alice Mur— 1 New London. Turner formerly of South Nor- _ .but now of Boeion, is making a ‘ toy in this place. he Norwalk Water Commissioners .. gotchased a strip o; land from it}. ." inclusion in Smith's Ridge. 15 vM. C. A. will keep open house New Year’s Day. and will be as flabby the Women s Auxiliary. Gleason one family. or No“ ocean. hermbeen guests at Sam u .iii'mpnd, in South Norwiilk . ”—“Y'Ii' o first innupi election of oiilcers McKinley Command Veterans of punish War. will be held at the Very. Thursday evening, January 1 ‘ Right new: Bishop Potter oi York. will a inister the rite oi rotation at St aui’ 5 Church. Lew- ‘lrou mm the Groom limo Gummy” o. is. Jackson. the options ausrsnu tens poyectut insistent. .. The ed. at W. s. Sturtevant is chant " and gram-y Wednesday cud finturday. See ‘ . ""1391?” " Mi‘clioel Mullahs“ nae inst returned borne from it visit to his brother in Pdughlreepsie. the guest or her aunt. Mrs. A. ’1‘. Sand- . ford. of Bethel. w «The Finest Turkeys in town lilo 11).. at Hayes: - The Boston store is having a cloak sale. it is always so with this store after Christmas. Have you seen the B andB. shirt at Goodwin' s? it has a white pleated bosom. 88 cents. iii—aw- ford. are guests-of Mrs. Henry Hewitt, of Myrtle svenue._ ~Tuma ai’id’ Tonnes. O’Brien. Mr. and Mrs Jane E. Morgen of in South iyorw'eik. Mrs. Mary Joiinson. of Bethel is the guest. of Mrs Jane Emerson, or South Main Street. Have your children' 8 eyes examined them to school again. ~Haviland. Restaurant open all night. Start your children on Le road to success by opening an account at the South Norwelk Bevinge‘bank. flrving Lockwood & Company would like to have you try their soul before placing your order elsewhere. James 0' Hare. clerk in the Mnhacke‘ mo Hotel South Norwnik. has returned after a visit at his former home in Danbury. ~Wintor term at Brown Business College begins Jan. 6, 1902. Enroll. Their was n full dress rehearsal last night in the basement of St. Joseph's Church, in South‘Main street, of the Mastodon Minstrels. h... .s the soup at Miss with” Merrick of Norwalk is " Mr. and Mrs. Martin Lernly, of Strut. New Haven, are stopping with friends by Homer B. Hoyt before you send ‘ '75orns Norwalk Store: ‘ _ Masonic Buildingi : Telephone Call. ail-a; South Norwallr Store. with a big gun it you keep ouwosring a '01 derby. Do the sensible act and shop at Comstock Bros. and get one of their newest therewith '02 kind. Then you won’t get ohotot. ‘ With this hot you should wear one of. our long ovorcoats, which has the grace of a Fifth Avenue tsilor's gar- ment. Prices 810 to ’23 i J In Buying Groin the price paid is not so important as what is gotten ior that price. , The cheapest price oiien buys the dearest gram. Buy here and get what you think you get-~the best. Buy Oats Thais Clean. Manuel '1‘. Hotdh. i am near—~iust as far as the near» est letter box ir telephone. , i took Bros. South Nomaik Store: . :4 South Main St. G Ass-m and...» or moi. so: lb. mini assert-ii comm». lilti- your: “*3?” " ._ commuters; m: ' Modem) D‘Oii- ‘ ~ The witnesses orrio murder cas'o went to Bridgeport. ‘ today. Mill! Ethel Km. of New York. is the , guest of Mr. and- Mrs. David w. nay» mood Mrm Men are lit work today making some ‘ re nirs to the clock in the tower of the Cl Bord hotel. wav - .mq—u this week a carload of corn, n csrload of oats and two cariosds of bay. William Schultse. of Midletowu. and H. W. Huriburt. of Middlciield, 00nd,, G spent Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. Paul Schultse, in Sound View Terrace Mrs George D Keeler returned yes— terday. to her home in South Main street. after visiting her daughter in New Haven. Judge George D. Keeler collector and treasurer of the O. B. Ferry Command Funeral Aid Association. has just re- . calmed ii check for. 350 for Mrs. Gran- ville Benedict. her husband before his ‘ 1 i organisation. death. having been ii member of the a»... , Tomorrow at the South Norwalk Congregational Church, the Men‘s Christian Inquiry Club will have the subject Jesus in Modern Lite. Dwight Spaulding will be the first. speaker af. ter whose remarks there will be a gen- eral discussion by the members of the club The members of the special commit- tee. appointed by The Norwaik Board or Fire Underwriters to investigate the charges of Richard in. Golden against Jacob M. Layton for irregular prac~ tines in soliciting businesa. held a meeting at. the Mahackemo Hotel yes. terri’ay and took testimony. Mrs. Louise McMahon, who has been visiting her son. Secretary J. H. Nor rie of the Y M. C. A. soiled yester- day afternoon on the steamer lroquois- of the Clyde line for Tampa, Fla. where she will spend the winter and then return to her home in Fostorin. 0.. about. April ist. Mrs. Norris ac ‘ compunicd her to New York. Frederick llunkenieier. oi the Lock- wood Mauufacturing Company. states ”clip. Raymond Brothers have unloaded ‘ tom made Clothes. and about oneLlia‘li the prise. Cloihiei and Furnished 45 and 50 Wall st. i Stop soil one is it worth while to have the print . run together. or your head ache, or any of the discomfort you have been suf- fering from. when PROPER GLASS Es PROPERLY ADJUSTED, will re- move the. trouble? We guarantee per test fitting and make no charge for examination 0. '3. desktop. Graduate Optician, '58 \Da\\ Street. “mam. SOME CASH BA New [nose Raisins. stiictly iirst rate, (overstocked, must sell) 8c Daisy Corn pronounced excellent by those who use it So can. Three quarts (3! of popped Corn, 5c Cocoanuts (in shell) 8c; two for 15c. Clover Milk“ an all right bargain So can, Peanut Brittle. 100 lb. Small Prunes. 2 lbs. Be. All right. new, but small. Bermuda Arrow Root for Puddings, 5c pkg, Jones 3 Flour 570 bag. 22 l.bs Granulated Sugar. Si 0.0 with 1 lb. Best Coffee. . it. tomorrow: dimming at .1] Visit the hiiberdashery section at G ..‘ . _ Reed's store this evening when you ' ‘ v ‘4 ‘ to Bridgeport You will find just e inasmuch Circle of Kings 3° hit-rs. oi the Norwaik Methodisi “f“ Y“ "Ff “f” _ Wurswmgi‘fi g3: ” li‘you geiyou'i‘ o‘espoiisnén’me of ' “a y ‘ charge. you will soon save the price . - " of another pair. F. D. Lyon 8: Com- thut he has not us yet received a _ “4 ac son is i u ‘0 P uraphuphone’ from the employees of , the fectOry and would not feel at lib offers a most affrocfi'bc line of Photographs in the Latest Styles. ' fifty toA necetpht tour! were logifferod m. sin e or ey supper esnys . A from of n" Photographer " A'L if there in any such given by him .i . . Afiiofoauphoanthmcntwlfh a texture will be in the Hunkemeier, family. ‘ “for: as siili and as soft » as which Mariam CAN sown THEM FOR BEAUTY. The Clifford Pharmacy window pre sents an artistic display of borax as . . y. Mr. . Sbnrpy y rector of h rch. New York. and Rev am. rector of St. Agnes Chap~ to York. are gag nests tor a few days .‘3‘ ii rwalk Rb “has of Lamb. 1255c lb. at Hayos' hold the 8lialx‘idooinost Christmas A in th 0 home oi ed Street All to that it is the “they have ever was. Cheats who lately re horn England was in Smith sterility afternoon enroute finimer home in Stockbrldge here how-.. remain ii few ho came 'down from itshire expre ' ‘lilonday evening mm pony polishes them free. Miss Ella M'cClellnn. of Bridgeport lathe guest of her cousin, Miss May Obershaw, in Ely avenue. She will remain until after New Year's. G ——Stiff and Soft Hats. O’Brien. .Miss Louise Kenny. ‘of Bridgeport. who has been the guest of her sister. Mrs. Joseph 8 Davidson. or bows street, has returned to her home Mrs. Paul Schultse and daughter. Faith. of Sound View Terrace, went to Bridgeport, this morning. Before their return they will call upon Paul Schultne. Jr There was a fistic battle in Water street last night between two intoxica- ted men. it was stopped by triends . of. both pertieyberore any real darn . F use? was do 'i‘lio “Savant: in Elmsrove Piece have been in poor condition for some time. so the city has had ashes strewn - over them. Theer in appreciuted very much by those who. have occas— goo . to walls through the thorough The Farther Lights of the South Norwoik Baptist Church. ore to be on tertained by the Mines Robbins. at their home in Seymour avenue. next Ill MOT! ' have been props and their will be . smisiaiusiuai Mr. in Mrs. Heron lines. of No. 0 Madison museum to s an entertainment house in honor of l Opposiie Hold. . . Both trolleys pass the door. Manson's mom. ALLSTREET. films. .iaries-u-i 1.2 Standard and Excelsior. Bigm Reduction in Calendars and Holiday Goods Wm. P Boers, WW hunch“- In FTmiture. urn-r uonwa‘ut. or. prepared by The Pacific Coast Borax Co. A large pictureshowlng how the twenty-ox brand is collected is a very interesting feature. Another notice- able featurels the display of books showing over one hundred and fifty ways of using bonnie the home. Contractor Salvator Chariot has just completed thirty-tour piers tor the building that Joseph Binns is going to erect near the Norwalk Launch Works Contractor Gamble has the contract to do the carpenter work. lie has placed half a dozen on up work of framing. Flour car loads of lumber have arrived. The building will be pushed to completion. Last night, attire Norwnlk Club. in the pool tournament, Frank H. Mer- rill. rated 80, defeated Donia 1“. Leon- ard,'riitod 85. by the score of 80 to 76. Robert Van Buren attended to the ref. creelng and George C. Belts scored. played for the second one. rill will play Frank Van Buren in the final game The latter's rating is 125 Nearly fifty persons swooped down upon James Gordon. at his residence in Cross street. last night. and surprised him. The evening was pleasantly spent in listening to an entertainment dancing and partaking of refreshments. Ills- llamrot Brennan sang a bold. There is an attractive freshness about our stock mfigfi‘f‘cfiifiafidfié '"wmmufi each soiled that is in itself suggs'ativo oi the big ”“5“ ”m m “m“ '°" “ m“ businessmarcdoing. and tells plainly that our 3'1"" prices arothc kind that ma‘hs‘quitksaiso. '« ' was furnished by Slim hestrn. wasps rvsd and party broke all Ibout I o'clock thumping . raccoon. nod you can almysiindrhanythatnoother G “cocks. 25c box. . , new “hm; ' Co. This leave: but one more match to be ' Mr. Mari .. . Yours to serve and please, ' l * iiit ' continue reeling We all like to possess it. but do not all know/"j“. the very best way to acquire ii. One of the ‘ chiéi reqursrtes in Winter is warmth. If you, want to know the best way to acqurre that." call at Are You “"1“ Costs in Day School onli , month. Backs E ‘ G. " Night School 55. 0. Stamford. Conn.
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