‘: found on Page 6 today. ‘ WM‘M- ; company i) will hold a regular drill I lit the armory. this eroding. IIwFancy Spinach 260 pit. REL; 6; Co. , Frank P. Umle‘rhllllhss resumed his . duties In the Yale laboratory. New Ha- ven. utter spending the holiday recess - at his house Winnipaukay Ex~Mayor C to around _ u again after- beinlt confined to his home . in Hwiiand street ten days the result of a kick in the salt of the leg from a horse. . The visitation oi" Cockenoe Haymnk I era with the traveling hsyralre to liridgeport, has been deterred by the members of Konkapotanauh Hayloft.‘ until we the holidays I ’ The new gray, dress uniforms dud ' caps for the forty students of the Con» necticut Military Academy have arriv- ed and are now being used by the stu- dents 'three times a week. « . «Fine display fancy work, Moths dist Fair. _ Major E. H. Baker has returned from Maine, where he Went to attend the ru- nersl of his mother and has resumed his duties as superintendent of the Connecticut Military Academy, The So—Sos defeated the Buffaloes yesterday afternoon. by the score of slyteen to ten. e leader of the So- Sos was Dick ity and the leader of tun Buffaloes was Joe Raymond. The Arlen Singing Society has ap pointed as a committee on Its annual Christmas festival, to he kept Christ- mas night, Paul and Albert Berg. Aug- ust Beckmnn. Adolph Hooter and Hal-'- ry Thorsteneon...” Miss Laura Sherwmd daughter of Mr. and Mrs E. R':' Sherwood of Camp _ street NorwsikI a graduate of the Fresnel Kindergarten institute Bridgeport has secured a pesition as teacher in the Park Avenue institute, Bridgeport; —lnwést prices” on Gas Mention, Shades and Chimneys. H R. Buikley. The annual meeting of Doorkeepers Circle. King’s Daughters of the Nor- walk Congregational Church will be held next Monday evening at 8 o 'clock at the home of Miss, Sarah Miller in High street Norwalk. Every me her is requested to attend this meetin. ..W B. Sturtevsnt made his last busi- ness trip to New York before the holi- days yesterday? and colupleted the put chase of Christin“ goods for his bizI department store. . The store is now inuho‘ilds‘y attireandxthe firm issi ready beginning to feel the effect of I ihs‘0h\istmas trade.- There was a runaway. yesterday at- ternoon, in front of the residence of «Alexander Sample, in West avenue. A horse at lied to a cagriaso in which were W9 indies. collided with a lum- her hot, wagon. and tne-stortled animal began to run. He Was soon stopped. however. the only damage being to the carriage, from the collision. A’ committee of from Court Ma hackemo. F0res’te'r or Arnei‘ica, Is making arrangein in? trafor a snicker to be held on the i ill or 17th of the I month at which htimo Attorney Frank A ,H . ortford is to speak r. Hagarty Isa wolio Hartford and is rep, his public speaker. I kwood‘ of South Norwslk, has attained out as a short time i. \ 1dr , thatIis hard to beat Tm msdgo I; Lyon‘ I plant ‘ set and one day recently out a dinners! the bivalves in minutes be ”tool time. The . from the neutral growth k M and f tomorrow evening. Yelected , . . “Lamb it 0 Grime 3 reset 9. ' , ‘ y is visiting her’ daughter; . Clothes for boys oil all uses. _ . Becker, ci' Washington Story tow brands 0! diners hold their own like the Imperial Crown. ., it no been sold for 10 your: and over. and is now considered one of the stair nerd brands. The store of William P Beers. the Wall street, Norwalk. stationer, is now; . 09051 every evening, for the Christmas In The annual meeting of Division No. 1. ‘.A O H. of Norwn‘lk. will take place OfficersI- will be -Fahcy Spinach 250. pk. EDDY & Co. Captain Butts of the sloop Lizzie 0., " which Is’ lying at A. H Merriiks dock had the mlsfoxtune to lose an endorsed check yesterday 5. W. Manon of New York repre- sohtlng the George- Hotchkiss Sous“ . Beef Company. was in South Norwalk. yesterday. on business Little Dorthea Green entertained a few friends at her home on‘ Connecticut avenue yesterday in honor of her sec- ind birthday anniversary I II Thomas (Jeffrey; formerly fireman in . he Swsrtz &‘ Cornet block, has taken the positions of pig t fireman at the nuni'ci‘pal lighting station The llamonter‘stsre arranging to he‘d ' a supper in the South Norwalk Coir sregatlonni Church basement parlors. Tuesday evening of next week . The smoker committee of Court Ma- 'iacllemo. Foresters of America, will nest Friday evening. st 7 o clock sharp in Knights of Pythias hail, Washington itreet. Mr. and Mrs. Seymour Curtis ole puking elaborate preparations fort sir I ‘nt home" reception. which they ll give at their new residence, corner of Knight street and Nurth avenue. -—-Fresh stock latest games toys and Novelties. at HR R.Bulltiey s 52 South Mill in St The Y M. C. 'A orchestra of fourteen pieces, under loader Frank Sturte- vant, will play all of Friday evening. the last night of the Methodist fair. which opensr- II-Itiiis evening in Music Hall. Another litt‘o girl has arrived at the home of Stephen Woodward former ly of South Norwaik. but now of Siam .ord. Mrs. Woodward was formerly Miss Annie F. Loahey. of South Nor- walk , Arthur L. Wood. of Danbury, a form- or student of the Brown Business on:- legs now assistant operator at the New Haven railroad station, has been a recent visitor of frienis in South Norwalk. ' ——-See wonderful X- “Rays Fair. Henry Booger. janitor of the Frank. lin street school is ill at his home in Paylor avenue, and his son Frederick has léftzliis work, in the Yale & Towno lock shop. in Stamford. and is taking his fathers’ piece at the school ’ Don't forget the auction sale at 2 w'cloék tomorrow (Thursday), of house lots at Faster Park. Many of hem will be sold at your own price [his is n chance you will seldom have offered to start a home in favorable surroundings. F E. Brotherto'n. the South Norwalk painter, will open a store in the "Non- pareii restiturent" building. in North Water street owned by Frank' (3 Becker the lstter part of the week probnbiy Saturday. He will keép ll Methodist line of pointers materials and whil pa- porn I‘, . rlrnedt dressediand u‘m dressed Doi‘itIIii‘tt Br. prices.I HI RI; Buikiey, 52.80 MI . whélpiey &" Clark, Bih well known cigar donors. are matting extensive Improvements about their store at too ‘ corner of Washington and South Main atroe . The place is being thorough iy renovated and on entire new set of clear and tobacco cases expected in a few doyh to still further add to the at- tractiveness of the store hard knocks." from 32. Neckwcar, Gloves and Mittens reefers and Overcome. Russian and Sailor Blouse and Ve , plain colors. fro Extra velocin’nur 2-piece Suite to andhmixturee. built to stand I’ i Single and Bouillo- broated 3- piece Stilts in black and blue cheviots .snd fancy mixtures, frcin 23. 50 Fleece uric Derby Ribbed Underwear for boys, wonderfully good . for Zoo a garment. Wrights Fleece Lined costs 50c. Collins Pure Wool costs 81. Boys} Hats and Caps, Tome and Tonnes, Stockings and Waists. '3? .. I . ‘3 SOUTH NORWATIKp Tel. Call. 32.2 NORWALK. _ Tel. em. to»: , QUALITY COUNTS. Prices are regulated by supply and demand. but don't lose sight of the important part quali- iy plays in the transaction. The economy oi buying good lhings doesn't usually appear in the price-rbut always in the reSulls. We solo Cit your patronage on the grounds Oi pure. clean, grain and iced, rightly handled, at fair prices. I . Q I Buy Oats Thais Clean MANUEL T. HATCH out Norway. so u. ' consecutive. 'I' ' I «nutrient. Locfimw Miss Static ltelloy, of New York or- nierly of Norivalk. is calling on friends ' i . in town. "Kid” Brood the champion feather weight of New York state, is stopping ‘ at The Clifford several new specials for house coil- notation have been placed on the new j sewer running through Spring street. A lady demonstrator of n salad dress- ing is holding forth at D s. Daven- ‘ port' a North Main street grocery store. Mr. (:0an of Weston, will present a force of his own authorship at a fair ft the Cranbury Hull Thursday evin- 11%- Mr; and Mrs. Edward E. Sanford ' have returned from” their honeymoon. and are now residing in Riverside over one. Norwnik. . Butler Lodge, No 07 1.0. 0. F. will hold a meeting tonight. importance will be considered; and every member is linged to be present. _ Robert M. Hoyt. of West street who has inst recovered from a serious ill~ boss. was about the streets of South Norwalk today rolling on his friends. Put on your magnifying glasses and see if you can find the ad. today, on sixth page of this paper, culling atten- tion to the auction sale at Foster Park. Mrs. Abbie .l Partridge of Branch. ville, has been granted 11 pension of $12 - per month. and Emma Allen, of Songs. tuck. has been granted one of $8 per month Chief of Police. Voiimor found it lady a chatoluiuo bug on the streets of South N01 to n'k yesterday. The hr- ’ licie can be prorurcd from the chief upon identification The annual meeting of the list Mak- ors. for the election of officers will be hold this evening. at 7:30, in Central Labor 1 .yceum, South Main street. Ev- ery member is urged to his present The shooting gallery i’vliicli has been lobbied the. past savoroimoeks at 17 North Main street has left town The management promised to give a rifle to the best record for shooting while they were here but so far as can be ‘ ascertained no rifle was ferthcorning when they departed The Ladies‘ Society of St. Joseph' s Church met lust evening and voted to lelebrute their second anniversary which falls on January 9th; with an en- tertainment and social time in Red Men is hell. Miss; Jennie Houlohan was appointed o committee to make the policeman of- Chain Pow It: In ill Iggy. NEW»: «on». now open 7 u . for lnnpuotlén. . .‘ ' , > Jaok-on’s Studio. 5; Wall St" Norwoik; " ooai Lil/ind The new sugar liens are better than even; the only drawback is the scar- udent housewives will lay in . . nter's burn! ,f‘ chine cheaper by the me. At all the Health Brand stores. Don't form the" , and watch for the new consign fission. they fit ,fimssa‘ry arrangemtnts. Biro will an t her assistants. I ‘ COAL'I COMMISSION iN SESSlON ——wn— auroral Now Attorneys in Attendance at. Scrsuton, Today. ’ SCRANTONI Pa. Dec 3.-Afte_r an ‘;I adiourumeht of ten days, during which . time the erresentaiiyes of the opers _ tors and the miners Were kept busy . preparing evidence for submission to " . the anthracite coal strike commission. the hearings of the miners' side of the controversy .wss resumed in the state " superior Court room at 10 o clock this morn g... : in but Thegibsuai larzsI crowd was“ (lilies rind In addition there were several new faces around the lurceiorrsy. of attorneys. The most l ‘ 3 ul .0 drum on I. , . g, sylxailope (BeninIf .' ' g pendba't climphni oiiierias are all located in til also): Among the ,, linty italianl, find no wii be called upon to t of the coed .. Ii.“ nth“ in g endings hair- man they napioineditbesttitude ' Illu- commission regarding the efforts at an outside settlement He said the idea ti!” undercut that the whole mutter 390 d he'd diam laced If an agreement it reached. This, he said was in ti He read a statement made if? “valuations liug ”£th com on on o I W“ its little iii . Business of . MEN’S FANCY SAQK sul'rs, made irom rich Bannochburns. I fancy Cassiinere's and fancy Worsteds worth :15. Our price MEN'S BLACK BACK SUITS, made from rich black Chariots. IWorsteds and Vicunae, 'worth $18 and more. Our price . .. MEN'S OVERCOATS including every style. long, medium and short,- plain and fancy fabrics loose or snug- fitting, belted or plain, worth $20 and 325. Our price . ...... .. ..... I. . . . .. I-S‘l‘YLisH SUITS AND pVERCOATs for young men 16 to 20 years. , ......... . ...................... 35.00, 36.60, east L BOYS' SUITS AND OVEHCOATS, a special collection, ages 8 to 16 years, mode from carefully tested fabrics worth moo. .0 ‘ tween...” LITTLE eo‘vo sun's“ umiudingwestee Norfolk and Sailor Blouse styles, many of them elaborately trimmed; worth 84 Om‘price ......... ' ......I... ................ ..... ....I ' HATS, Derby or Alpine '32 and $3. CAPS, every style, for rough or gentle usage, 25:. 50c and 75s. HABERDASH ERY. Everything that you may want for business or dress use and in every case pi ices that will please you. . Sillui & Price, iiilisil Sibel 98 .Washington Street, 43 and .50 Wall . SO. NORWALK. _ N )RWALI, Ia_ ........................ .I"w¢sy.-&tu.i.orsn To our stuck oi Crackers and Cakes. We have in now m tins and packages. Buy bills. have ihem ire’s " Often. ‘Seiling'mdre than ever before. ‘Dontviiu Of The Eyes! What will you do about It? Will you continue to suffer. or will you choose the wiser course and have a thorough examination 'of in eyes? We make no charge for our scientific testing and Pro ”Glasses. Properly Adjusted is what we guarantee. 0. B. J; GKSONN _, fig“?! binomial. uoswauxh Icon II BestQueii ,chltory. Oak ' . fir? Chestnut and i?
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