93.
P118119 139-5.
AtLan
We make our
own candies.
' That’s whll we
know its Dine.
absolutelu so.
51 Washington Street.
.1111. 1111111113.
Jacob H. Raymond commenced this
morning. to cut ice (in the Reorge
Keeler pond.
Judge John H. Light delivered a 11111-
ture in Stratl‘ord last night. on "Men
of Julius Caesar s Shakespeaie.”
«Small. Fresh Hams, 121/211. Ib.
Huyes‘a,
Holy l‘ommunion was celebrated at
Trinity Episcopal (‘hnrch. at to o'clock.
this morning. it being St. Paul‘s day
liudley E Hoyt is taking advantage
of the nice weather. and is pushing the
work on the water improvements to
Itoton l’oint.
-»-i)o not forget the auction sale o.’
furniture of (‘. H. Nay I01 .17 West Ave
Norwalk. Tuesday. Iannary with.
Mrs. Samuel l‘, Ireland. wife of (mi—
cer Ireland. went to Providence. It. I..
this morning. to spend a week with
relatives.
The chicken expert of the Stamford
Advocate in his enthusiasm over the
Stamford poultry show. 1'1’1111pur1's' it
with paradise.
-—Snnday Dinner. The Clifford I-i‘
Tfit‘,
The Rev. Alexander Hamilton 0
Newtown avenue, will officiatc at St
James Church. Danbury. tomorrow. ow
1115.1: to the. illness of the i‘l‘tilH', Hey
.I. D. Skl‘t‘lie.
The Women‘s (hub. of St. Paul's
I‘urish will give a “Social Evening.’
in the basement of the (‘I1apei of 0111'
H1111 Sa1iour.ln Berkeley street. Tues
day 11111111111: at 8 o'clock.
The best
Lunch Box for 1213c;
l‘lullies l'ills‘ fill for ilic; itilili Tooth
i‘lt-ks‘ Sc: iiii'd Gravel Sc box; L‘
plies, Toilet Paper. be. M. S. Smith ((1
(‘11
Mrs Katherine Fiske will appear '11
the Grand Opera House Stamford
next 'I‘nesuay evening. with Gregory
Host. the noted English tenor. An)
111111 in The Norwaiks dosirinu to at
tend the concert may secure seats at
Iont's 'l‘beatre, South Norwalk.
-——I'1nbrcilas. Umbrellas.
Women's Guild of Trinity
l‘hurch. will give the annual birthday
party. next Wednesday evening. in the
Sunday school rooom of the. church. A
pleasant social reunion of the friends
of the church is hoped fol'. A pleasing
musical program has been arranged for
the evening.
()‘lll'ien.
Til"
Ilartigan and Mrs. Hannah
of New York are 511115 is oi
John .l
I. Murphy.
the Iattcr‘s nephew M E.I-l111ti:.,an
of '1\'ood\v:1r1i Park. They arrived
yesterday anti were greatly surprised
to learn that a fourteen—pound son had
been presented to Mr. and Mrs. Hartl-
can a few hours previous. Mother
and child are, doing niecly 11nd Mr.
Ilartigan is passing the cigars around.
Dinner.
---Sunday The (‘Iiii'ord i 3
751'.
(,‘ockenoe Tribe. I. t). it. M. met
last night and transacted routine busi-
ness and there were received three
propositions for membership. The
tribe accepted an Invitation from Pow-
uhay 'I‘ribc. to go to that city on Jan-
nary 29th. and work the adoption de-
gree. There will be a rehearsal of
the team Sunday afternoon at 1!
o'clock.
There is much activity at llell Island
in preparation for the coming summer.
debris east 11]) by recent storms is be,-
ing cleared away. and many repairs
are brim: made. '1‘. Marshall Andrews.
of Norwalk. has moved his recently
purchased Klmmey cottage from Roton
Point to the southern point of Bell Is-
Innd Senator Ferris. of South Nor-
walk. has completed his new cottage 011
the island.
WHEIPIEY 81 liliIIK.
Corner Main and Wuhlngton Streetl,
liar "1111111 Ilium
P111111 iiil‘ll than
Ii111111.1111 tints
1111111111. hurdles
furlish 1111i Egyptian
tinnitus
SPlill‘li 5c CIGAR.
Within!” a Clark’s
mu
F1111“ liixllmu
81111" his
bit I'lltp'
but] this ‘
lililtllhled Tallinn
«Salt Pork. We 1b.. at Hayes’s.
The D. M. Read Company has an im-
mense display of flannel waists in the.
store.
w.
John L. Sullivan of pugilistic fame.
stopped at the Hotel Clifford while in
town
within Made Over. O’Brien.
Miss Ella Brennan, of Merwin
street. Norwalk, Is the guest of
friends in Bridgeport.
Miss Bessie Merwin. of Waterbury.
is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. C. S.
'I‘rowbrldge for a week.
«Loin of Pork for roasting,
at Hayes‘
lie 11)..
Miss Mal'y Reilly .of Bridgeport. Is
the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Jessie Ray-
mond. of High street. Norwalk.
Robert Scalzi. the Hotel Clifford
barber will go to New Haven tomon
row to lake the, barber's examination.
-«»Singer, White. Wheeler & Wilson
No. it and Automatic Chain Stitch Sew-
ing Machines all below agents' prices.
Lockwood & Ives, 39 Wall St.
Misses Grace Seymour 11nd Agnes
Golden will be the guests of Miss
Mary Miller of Cannon. over San-
(lay.
M1'. and Mrs. Hiram l1‘. Gorham. of
and M rs.
estnnt street.
~11,”
Rev. Charles H. Evans. of Japan. will
tell of the customs and religion in .lnp—
an. at Trinity lbDlflCODfll Church.
tomorrow night.
Strati'ord. are Visiting Mr.
Lester Ii. Morse, of
South Norwalk.
The stock in the lstorc 11111111in con-
ducted by the P. . I.'yn1h (ompany.
was sold this morning. to satisfy the
claim of M. .l. Rush.
l'inbrelias. Hats.
In the probate (Olli'l this morninu.
.in1lgcl 111111111 made an allowance of
SS 11 month to Nelson ..»\ I1isl111 fol the
use of his two minor 1I.iIId111n
()tlo I.i111lst1on1 will exchange I111Ii~
days with (‘hurles Reinluii't, Monday.
so the former can go to Bridgeport with
members of Butler Lodge. 1. 0. 0. I“.
ml‘hickcns 11nd It‘owis,
Ilavcs's
——»Hats_ O‘Brien.
IL”: and Iic
A horSe owned by Harvey L_11.)n who
lives 1111111 the Norwnlk and New (‘11-
naan town line. droppetd dead yester-
day afternoon. near lliveiside Crow»
tcry.
Members of Ilutler Lodge. I. 0. 0. I“,.
will go to Bridgeport. Monday night. to
witness the third degree conferred on
several candidates by an ()dd li‘cliow's
lodge in the Park l‘ity.
Several members of the South .\‘on
walk Fire Police went to Derby last
night. and were guests of the IIoth‘i-
kiss Engine tou1pany. of 1.111. plate.
they had a good time.
Look at the low
made 011 all Gent's, Ladies' and (‘hII
dren's I'ndcrwear 11nd Hosiery. to
clean no stock for the season. M. S.
Smith 1. ("0
prices we have
'II111 old ta1olilc I 111i1'l‘111u‘s (‘ab-
ill drew a lull house at the matinee.
yesterday. at Iioyt's Theatre. The cv
cniol: audience was large. and the pin '»
set-med to be enjoyed as much as
ever.
Robbie, the l‘our~year-oi11 son of Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Howard. filo Washing
ton street is nivinu a birthday party
to some of his young friends at his
home this afternoon. The .ioliity com
111t-11ced at 3 o'clock. Games were
played and Mrs. Howard will furnish
11 supper.
~1I)1 Mb 11111111 otulist 11nd aurisl
can be consulted in the pin Io11~ of the
Mahnckemo Iioicl. on Tuesdays and
Fridays. between the hours of I and 7»
p. 111.. and daily betwen l1 and 12 a.
111., II and it p. 111.. at 1111') i1‘airlield are»
one. Bridgeport. Eyes examined and
diseases treated.
The Columbia Club. of llroud River.
gave a weird and dance last night and
it was the largest kind of a success.
There were people present from South
Norwnllt. Norwalk. New Canaan. Sil-
vernilne. Svec's orchestra furnish the
music and 11 general good time was
enjoyed by everybody. The committee
which had the affair I11 charge, consist
111] of A. (7, Parker and John Knapp.
Member of Ullt'llH Tribe, I. l). It. M..
will meet .tomorrow afternoon at i
o‘clock at headtpmrters in \\'nshlngton
street and will take 11 special trolley
car for Wilson's l’oinl. where they
will attend the funeral of Edward .lu
ustus Ilouton. from his late home in
Ely avenue. They will no I11 the 111111111
car to the Union cemetery ut Rowdy-
ton. Ilov. I1‘. ('3. Brown. pastor of the
i'taptint. church, I11 that place, will llllve
charge. of the services.
Itiaiisilel’arkuhn?
The Parker "Lucky Caryn" in gym-
onymoua the world over for the best. In
Fountain Pen making.
Department of Stuto,flunlllngton.
W11 regard the Parkrii‘t Jolntlcss
Fountain Pan :1 most excellent one.
and It undoubtedly will glvo entire sat-
Infnetlon to those who 111111 them In the
Department. Very respectfully yours.
WM. H. MICHAEL. Chief Clerk.
SOLD BY
A. W. AUSTIN.
“ Jeweler.
1 ‘ 11‘th was nautical-chic trouble in 113111»
harming “11111 in! '
in Winter Clothing at Conistock Bros.
means money saving for you. The
overcouts and suits in this sale are i
lids season's style and make. All ‘
sizes in all the best materials,
Overconts. $4.89 to Siomii.
Stilts, $2.98 to $9.98.
COMSTOCK BROS.
Norwalk étorc:
Masonic Building.
South Norwalk Store:
14 South Main St.
South Norwalk Store.
Telephone Call 32-2;
AtSKI] TH’S
SA TURDA Y
Assorted Chocolates
25 1: per lb.
89 Wall Street. New 11111
Phone I44-4.
David Stowe is illr at his home in “MM!“ t0 0'1”" from. . . ..
High street. '
Never before were such ridiculously low prices heard of. ‘
Our setting of Suits and Overcoatc since the Inauguration of Our An.
nual Clearance Sale ha. been enormoul, but we still have an excellent II-
Lorenxo Dibble has his Saturday's
specials in today’s Issue.
W. S Slurtevant Is expected to re-
turn home today from Milford Del
Ite1. W. Il. Hubbard will preach in
the South Norwalk Ilnplist Church, to-
moi-row.
Youthc' Blue Cheviot Suitc, 15 to 19, regular $5 quality, 113.19.
Youths' Blue Cheviot Suits regular $6.60 quality, at $3.69.
Youthc' Black Kcrcey Overcoats, original value 310, at 811.89.
25 per cent reduction In the price of Youthc’ Long Overclock.
—-—~—~-~-~—--—- Hats—A lot of Men's Alpine: and Derbys, moctly $2.00 quality, whllc
Miss M At‘ktlliltln. the millinel In h t 9 '
Norwalk. lis ailing trimmed hats at t ey Ia: ' 8 ° . 1. i
I111Il‘ mm" Men’s Odd Trousers at a reduction of 20 per cent. ‘ . \ 1
Willis H. Selleck,
'1.
'I‘he platinum photographs at Jack-
son's studio. have all the merit of steel
engravings.
'I‘he I'Ioston Store In advertising for
Monday. laces and Hambnrgs. ribbons.
velllngs and cellar tops.
John W. Greenwood. secretary of the
Norwalk Fire Department. Is just rc
covering from 1a few days' illness. CLOTH'ER- HATTER: AND FURN'SHER- ‘i "
- Mr. anti Mrs. Charles I". Morrison. of
Bristol. (‘onn. are the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. James Costello of Benton street.
48 and 50 Wall Street, Norwaik,
Store open Monday, Friday and Saturday evenings.
The annual meeting and election of ‘
W'
WHY PAY THE PRICE OF GOOD OATS
AND NOT GET THEM .’
’P.‘
Good oats. if you buy here, cost no more
\han the inferior grades. and you‘ll get them free
from dirt and other impunities, as we carefully
screen them.
BUY OATS THAT' S CLEAN
MANUEL T. HATCH.
--—~ /-~\_/.
\/ fi\./—\
FINE PHOTOGRAPHS
PLATINUM ARi'lSi's' PROOF
having all the merit of Steel Iingrav ”f 11111111111 “m“ with “ ‘1‘“ “4‘9“
sulfacc. 'II111 1'111'1 p11rt'111tion of Anis-
Portraiture
All work is finished With esoecml care and fully guaranteed
OUR PICTURES ARE PORTRAITS
JACKSON’S STUDIO
53 WALL ST.. NORWALK
RUBBER STAMPS I
Rubber Stamps made to order In any style or size.
Ordinary sizes. 1511 first line, anti each additional line 1011.
20c.
lugs and absolutely Permanent,
'l‘l'olleys pass tht1 door.
One line stamps.
Wm. P. Beers,
BOOKSELLER, STATIONER, ENGRAVER.
49 Wall street. Norwalk, Conn.
WANTED
1
11111111111. BUSINESS COLLEGE
STAMFO RD, CONN.
Twenty young men to learn BOOKKEEI’ING.'Sillill'l‘ilAND ANI) TYPE
WItl'I‘ING. (1001) POSITIONS are, open for competent YOUNG MEN.
l’ropare at once to meet the demand,
For catalogue or information apply to
M. R. MERRILL. Principal.
Health by Good Living.
HEAL TH BRAND OATS. Made from
the whole oat; clean and sweet. Nothing
quite so good for breakfast. as a dish of Health
Brand Oatmeal.
We have received another invoice of
Books for the library. May be seen at Dib-
ble's. . Don’t forget the label.
came to an agreement with Mr. Cole to
give him $50 11 month. with the under.
standing that ill! was to engage such
nanistanm as he might need. and pay
for It out of this sum. The town saves
$10 11 month by the new arrangement.
which Is more satisfactory to Mr. Cole.
Neighbor Camp. No. 9.294. Woodmen
of America, held a regular meeting. last
night. and initiated live candidates. and
received five proposition. Plans were
made for an entertainment and upper
to be given on Fain-nun to. y
The. Item I11 yenterday‘n Sentinel to
the effect that Bridge Tender Cole‘s nai-
nry had been Increased may be some-
what misleading. In view of the fact
that the expense of operating the
bridge has decreased. rather than ln1
creased by the new plan adopted by the
selectment. Umd recently Mr. Cole
mu receiving 330 11 month. and hi-
house rant. while an unlutnut bridge
tender was also paid $110 11 month.
11111111111111.1111 tho ulcvtmu
officers of the Industrial League of the
I
Stop and thunk.
South Norwalk Methodist Church will
In It worth while to have the print
be held next Friday night.
r1111 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-
fect litting and make no charge for
examination.
The Itight ltcv. Iiishop Chauncey ii.
llrewster will be in Westport tumor
row. He will conurm a class at
Christ (.‘bnrch in the morning and at
Holy Trinity (‘hurch In the evening.
lit-1. l‘qude Poole1. of Norwalk. will
assist In tI111s'civi1c with the pastor.
R111. Mr . llarhydt. of the former
church in the morning.
The executive counniltee of the Far—
lher Lights of tlu1 South Norwulk Ilap- 1
list Church. held a meeting last night. . . ac $0“
at the residence of Miss Jennie tiny. _ . T
and arranged for the next meeting. to Graduate Opt1c1an,
be held at tht1 residenc of Mr. and Mrs.
William 111111111111. .\‘o. :15 111.151 street. 5% V33“ 51111110111111.
Monday night. I-‘urther arrangements .. _
were made for the colonial tea. to be '
given on It‘cbrnary. ".
MRS. DAN-1's I.)I1Ii"EI\'(‘E 'I‘().\‘IlIII'I‘.
.\t Iloyt's Theatre tonight will be S d J 25tlh
presented for the first tilnc in this atur ay, an. 0
city. Henry .\1'll1111‘ .lones's great play.
M” “an” “kit""w‘ .HHS “h“. had :1 0111 special odors should command lb.- attention of every housekeeper;
marked Slit‘lt‘SS 11111111 it was recently ‘
produu-d :11 (‘haries \‘l'yndbam's new not alone on account of low prices. but on account of the quality of. the
theatre in London. and more recently 1 I , . . . . . . 1
. - .1 1 1 eased to 1111111 10111 Oldefb. 0111 efforts to serve
when prosenicd by the Empire Theatre ‘goods ol‘i111d. “P will be p ‘ ' .
Company at the home playhouse in and satisfy have been 11ppreciated4 as evidenced by mereased trade. ”my.”
New York. It 11111 for the entire sea-
son of the company in the metropolis
. Purina Pancake. Sc.
and is reported tht1 biggest financial COFFEE IS OUR THEME' ' ‘ “
success thc‘clompnliy cyler hatd.n 0f the . Many licolill' think they are 1“,}.ng Pine Sugar byrun 10c qt.
artistic ant lterary 1‘11 1111 11 111 p 111‘ ~ . . 1 , - . -_ . 5 l ' .
there spams to I". “up. doubt It (“>- the best (‘ol‘Iee in town. till they try 1‘9“ “1‘.“ 0‘ lb“ ’1”; for 25¢
cusses a social topic with all the grace the Model (Iroccry's Favorite (iot‘l‘ce. VIIOS. P1IIbnry Wheat hood. Illa
and abilitv which d1st1ntzuishes the . _ . , ’ . . .Iones's Flour. per bag_ 54.0.
“1.11“,“ "if this “1...,“ English play- and then they know It. \\ 11 supply 11 Pillsbury's Flour, per bag. 60c.
M‘I‘Ilthl.’ Ihe story is an absorbingly bcit-1l' (10”,... my less money than (‘Iover Milk 81).
Interesting one and is constructed on I” A com iciilor' This I1 not bo'ir . ‘ ' ‘
powerful and intense dramatic lines. " 1111 .‘ ”' ‘ .3 ' ~ New 110089 llflISllIF‘. 8'3 lb.
The diniouuv has all the charm. felic» bast. H '1‘ fact ““1 "“5'13' done. i” New Figs. 3 “15.. 250.
ity of expression and epiul'amniic force tcsiilicd to by people who have "tried 191.951] Home Laid Eggs. 35C 1102.
“‘hli'h characterizes "W“ 0 ”“91 ‘h'a' all around " arid prefer ours for the 2. . .. e
matist's plays. The height of interest q“ . i m .1 I t (. tl'11 . t I .1. I‘M” Hour, 600 bag.
culminates in 11 areal third act. which H” km" HMO" ‘ m ’0 H ‘0 “I Plil'l‘ Lard. 2 “33-. 259-
hns been superlatively praised on all 11" 1’0”” “S “‘0” as cheaper. N" 1M" Mince Meat, 30 Pkg-
hands for its extreme tension find for (‘oifce possible than is sold here. Dudlev Pumpkin. 2 for 25¢
Sll’iiilllfl human ”Ilt‘i'l‘Hi-Q. W11 invite people to judge it. and as Maine Potatoes 28c peck.
1 11 101111 s'l 11m MONDAY “" ‘2‘”???2? “0 “inf”: 1 41 ”'h 0‘ (Best in town.)
"I 1) York Siaie' at lloyt's Theatre. our M‘ 0 P“ 0" '1“ ””fl-‘~ .11nu111\ 1, . 1. ~ .
Monday night, is a play about which 2'). for the price of I 111., to all who “1 ‘H'h' t-lun.‘ bugm. with Otherloo
so much has been said and so much ask t‘or (1011,.“ u“ “Yprtisml‘” t0 “OMS. specml. ‘ ’ 1 -
can be said that it belongs really to Cabbage. hard as a brick. 106 cu.
show that they read this ad. and know
what is going on here.
11,; lbs, Best Coffee. for the
price of 1 lb.. 32c.
01' a free sample to any who ask for it.
that class of exceptional dramas that
it is best 111 see and hear. for the red
son that it contains so much; the tell-
lnu of It is beyond the limits of 11 news-
paper articlc. howevvr concise and to
the point the critic may be. That it
pleases all has been the conclusion
reached from the absolutely uninter-
rupted line of praise it has drawn for
and after itself I11 its so fur brief and
new career. Produced quietly in New
York during the hot period of last
Popped Corn. while it lasts. 4 qt8., 5c.
COMBINATION SPIECIAL BARGAIN.
1 Can Corn, 1 Can Peas, 1 Gan To-
matoes. all 13 for 25¢.
Lorenzo Dibble,
1111 1111 . 1111111 11 1111 1111111 1111"
IS THE PURCHASER'S MOTTO.
THE BEST GUARANTEE
of our ability to meet this demand in our line, is our wide reputation, and our
long experience In handling
Coal, Wood, Hay. Grain,
Building Material, cite.
RAYMOND BROS.
..-.-m ‘
READ +111} emcee. '
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Next to John H. Ferrle's Coal Oil!
Tell Call 117-2. ‘Frco Dcllvcry.
A'l‘
Tho Gregory Drug Co. 3 ~ 1 - ~ 1 1
Pruerlptlon brunt-tic.
No. I North Main Itrcct,
111111111111 commit.
September it nevertheless took the
town by storn1~4or rather by heat
11111111. to put It lilt'.l‘ilil)~~lllltl they
came. applauded and swoltered. laugh-
ed and fanned themselves at the same
time. It consists of four nets of glor-
Ious comedy. tender pathos and a rare
and perfect picture of humanity as it
in I11 real life.
MERRY ELKS' MINS'I‘RELS.
’I‘hr,1 first part of the. Merry Elks'
Minstrels which holds the boards at
Hoyt's Theatre. for one. nicht only.
January 29. for the benefit, of the char-
ity fund of Norwalk Lodge, is said to
be the most elaborate setting of its
kind ever seen In this eltv. It shows
the rich Interior of the hall of modern
mlnstrolsy and was especially design-
'111l for the Merry Elks. who are always
up to date In cverythlnc they under~
take. The company. which numberu
over half a hundred real live Elks. all
actively 911111111111! in the production. In
made no of the, best ponniblo talent
obtainable. The clip contains many
plollrtlntt specialties and in really a
whole show In Itself. If you care to
spend as enjoyable an evening an you
have. out In at the theatre this season.
be. pure, and secure your tickets as can
ly 1111 possible. The members of the
lodge have thorn for sale. The prices
are 25 I30 and 75 cents.
Smelt,
Steak Cod.
Pollock, whole fish.
Frost Fish.
Crabs,
Oysters.
wesreom', MIE. sMELr. 1111.3
Round and Long lDInms, and all 0th
or Fish. ‘
R. J. Cutbill 11. C131
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Plrtlci Lint:
Beef Ten. Clam Broth. Lemon, Choc.
olcte, Coffee, Malted Milk,
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