. been
11111 1.1111111111111111 especielly at .’
11111. Time 11111 elephants. "
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Willis Selleck; of Selieck & Price's;
is in New York today on business. -
Mrs. M. Pender,‘ or Wood street. has
entertaining relatives from
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~Smiths Celebrated Sausage. 55
Main street. ,‘
Attorney John J LCuneo was Lin
Bridgeport yesterday attending to sev-
oi 111 legal winter’s.
, Public Market Company are adver-
tising prices today that you should
take time to read
~~I.a1llc11’H'n-ts Renovated. O'Brien.
Michael McNeluoy, of Washington
sheet has sold some property on (Jed
or street. to Peter Buruocnsso ._
[lend (lately and Bronnun's adver-
tisement. It is Interesting to thoeewho
desire to cloth well 11nd wish credit
The Boston Store are advertising
11 stock reductIOn sale. The goods are
advertised at about one third their rog- I
» ular prices
-—ISmith's Home-made~Sa118age the
best. Try it. 55 Main street.
The Public Market's advertisement is
full of Interesting reading. Tomorrow
they represent the, banner bargains of
the Twin Cities
Big values are be. 113 announced in
the advertisement of the New York
Grocery Company‘s advertisement to-
day. Read the ad
“~LL"enoLx Soup 6 for 2512.13 D. L. & Co
The Bricklayers‘ Union will hold a
dance in Lockwood s Hall Monday ev-
enlug December 15th. William 'I‘.
Jesse wlll furnish music
A bird fancier disposed oi 11 large
number 0! county birds in Norwam
yesterday and as 11 result several
111151111: had a run on bird cages.
~A'li prices and kinds of Gent's Ls-
dles‘ .nnd Children's Hdkfs. luv the
Xmas season: White Am‘bns. Pillow
Shams. etc. MS. Smith & Co.
There w: ll be 11 meeting of South
Norwalk Conclave No. .-.4l..8 1...?) in
Eiks' ,iinli tonight I1 111111111 oi oiilt‘
cl‘Ll and it is desired t in all will be
[11 went
Several of. the LWcst avenue cars
which went to Bridgeport have return
ed to Norwalk painted yellow tho tol-
or of nearly all the cars owned by the.
company.
—-Your choice of the finest lot of
Turkeys in town, 381: lb ilnyes's.
The Helping Hand Circle of King‘s
Daughters of the Norwnlk Methodist
Church will hold a meeting this even-
lug with Mrs Fletcher Vun Hooseor
of Franklin avenue.
Achkerman and Son have given up
the entire carpet department to the
display of their holiday line of pie
tur.es This is really 11 wonderiul as-
‘sortment and it will do you good to
go in and see them.
Tickets are selling well for the con-
cert to be given next Wednesday night
in the South NorwIallt Baptist Church.
Some 111 the best artists now before the
public will be heiujd 1111 there should
beA a very large attendance
Agood sized delegation of members
of Concord Division. Sons of Temper
cues. or Norwali’r.‘ went to- Slivermine
last night. and were guests 111 the Sil-
vermine division which celebrated 1111
anniversary. The Norwadtera 101111
trip by corryali. . »
~13 lb nail Land 0611 Hayes' 11.
A small party of New York neivepap-
or men started out {mm Norwalk with
”a team this morning. bound for an ex-
cursion up into the country tor the pur-
getting an interview from a
”gale orli 1111111 who is supposed to
Iowa 11 11111111 in the country.
L 111111111 Mill noel Norwalli. 1111
v Itins trio do In town. ~G.H .
and totally ate Thanksgiving
1
thi’Norwklk. relativelilm‘erer- I.
No 11111111. is a new ro-
. will be solcotvd 11,.
. that 1111 niurm was 1011111111 in
' sale lort‘i11',lstm11s 111 the new store"
, 11111121 Hull.
‘ut its regular weekly meeting Wednes-
be on hand promptly 1117
Ilium
lily 11 1'11 1111er
I oiulttlul. Iy
011131115 ioutwthls 11111111111
nod 111‘ grow colds" 1111111111. 111'
degrees above. 21110 t. 10 O'clock mine
mercury 11101111111111 Tel 11130 1111111111 .1
«milireuh Turkeys .. and "
Schaub’s Market.
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Order or iioptnsophs. will hold 1 "1111
dual meeting lor the ilectlon at 11111111111
this evening.» ‘A delegate. nudrultm'nntu
lo the national biennial convention to
he held at Richmond; Va; next June.
is meeting.
1 wVery (Lew brands ...0I (ileum1 hold
their own like the Imperial Drown. it
has been sold tor in years and over.
and is now considered one 111 the stun»
dard brands.
The high wind alfocted the Norwalir
the al1111nIsyst1'm,thls lilor,nlug 11nd
caused the big hell in the town of the '
old town house to ring several times
None of the fire apparatus was taken
out. however as it was soon discovered
1.. 01111119111 handspmcsn help you
Clothes 1111111111111." .11. ‘
hotterl11ulrlieidnr1111d ill better thou
1.1.],I0lothcs for boys ol‘I all. ages
plain colors. from 83 50
1
hard 11111111111111.1111 82
11nd inncy mixtures. irom $3. 50.
for 251', 11 garment.
The schooner Arivilio II. Peary,
which is mowed at the deck of the
Hubbell Hall and Randall Lumber
Company. in Norwalk. stands an excel-
lent chance of being frozen in the her-
bor for the winter The Meeker barge
wuuum Worden is another orult tied
11p I11 the upper harbor.
«Handsome line 01' ~ Cuieudars, .
Cards Booklets. Stallonerv.Child11.ns
Picture Books Gslhss 11111.. new on
fLL‘i ‘1
M S Smith til 01).
Bishop William 1). D 1"1111.k, oi lheA
M. ii Church. will dollvox 11 lootureou
“The Two h‘lnua" for the honellt or the
SOUTH NORWALK.
Tel. Coll. 32-2.L
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Russian and dither Blouse and Venice Suits in 1111111 111111111111 11111 ‘
Extra value in our 2.1111111 311111 In fancy mixtures. built to stand
Fleece Lined Derby Ribbed Underwear tor boys, wonderfully good
Stockln gs
Comstoo Bras.
lliILl 111111111111
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Put hi to In our hands 111111 11111111111111 him In 1111111111.: lbai will 1v11111'
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good
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Single and Double-'luentcd 3 piece Suits in black and blue cheviots
Wright' 11 Fleece Lined costs 500; Collins” Pure Wool costs $1.
Buys' Hats and Caps, Tome and Tonnes.
Necltwcur, Giovosinnd Mittens, reefers 11nd Overcome.
and Wuists,
NORWALK.
Tel. Call, 404:
=1 I,u;x:-:-.x,-;-‘s.a .33.:
Knight. Street ,Churci1;ntiho Norwulk .
Methodist (‘l1u1ch this evening Bishop
Drurick is a rely eloquent speaker 11nd ~
will undoubtedly hold the closest 111-
teutlou or his audience.
Thomas E. Russell. of Merideu. for"
merly manager oi the Armenia West-
ern Union Telegmph oliice and recent-
ly assistant manager at New Haven
has just been appointed assistant sup
erintendent of the American Dist! 111
Telegraph Com any. and Inspectm oI
the Western nlon Telegraph Com
panv tor the State or Connecticut.
“Largest assortment of 1101 so Binn
111119 In town. at M..I.McNe1'ney'e.
Company D took no action on the
challenge Iiom thoY M. C. it football 1
team for 11 game Saturday afternoon
but don’t lose sight of the
the p11ce~I~but always 111 the
1:11 your patronage"
leCtES.
day evcr11ng,’1‘he military boys can
sldcred it Impossible to get a team to
gother for tomormw afternoon and ’
they were 51110 of defeat at. the hands ‘
o! .113 gymnasium handlers 01 the 1111;-
skin.
The committee of Court Mahockemo,
Foresters of America. having in charge
the smelter to behold about the middle
or 11111 monthgwm 11111111111111 evenlu:
at 7 o'clock sharp in Knights of Py-
Washington ei1'.cot The
members or the committee are asked 111
11'1lo1'lr as 111
8 the hall has tolu' used for otherzpur-
poses
--- “Neglected colds make. 1111 grave-
yards." l)1'.W1iod‘s Nor 11.111 l'iue Sy
rup helps men and women to 11 happy,
vigorous old age.
The illitmnoblie which Percy iii. For.-
its purchased recently lrom Mechaley
lbolhcrs. oi Stamford. he has 1111111 ned
as the machine was not satin? anctory
Mr Ferris is 111 p1escnt couSldeliug
the mutter of purchasing the mothlne
owned by Everett S. llulkloy while,
the latter is considering buying 11 line
French m‘al'hiue \vl1i1h cost $2,300 loot
spring.
Louis J. Cunco. the .I‘i'nshinrglon
shoot Iruii dealer. has secured the re.
i'usal oi the store at present occupied
by the stock of Milford A. Giilln. the
bankrupt clothier. and expects to move
in as soon some stock can be taken
away and the necessary arrangements
completed. The store Is considmed
one of the most desirable locations on
the street.
Tickets for the benefit dance to‘ be
given next Friday evening. in Music
Hall. by the ushersgot Hoyt‘s Theatre.
are reported to be selling 1npidly. and
the altplr promises to be well attend-
ed and a success Freeman 11 orchestra
will furnish music (or the dancing,
from 8 1111111 12 Pércival Wilson will
up in charge of too iioor.11nd he will
have for aides 111111111 Crow William 1;
Sterling "Let" Finch and Howard
Taylor. Tickets can be procured of
any of the” ushers. , .
city.
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H11 Easy Way
TO (1111' in
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Buy it hero and pay Li'o‘r it in weak‘
Jewelry 1116111111 over shown in the Nor walks.
I. 1111111111 and Opinion Shit"
I“ Willilflllo prion. month thnt moire our exhibits attractive.
Buy Oats Thais Clean
MANUEL, T. HALCH.
QUALui COUNTS. I
Pricesare rerulaled by supply and demand.
patient part quail.-
buying goodthmgs doesniusuallv appear in
We $011-
the grounds of pure;
clean. grain and iced rightly handled, at fair
results.
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Christmas Photographo
JACKSON'S STUDIO.
1 A Flnq Coll-onion of choice Portraits in all
, the Newest Styloo. not» upon
for Mop-anon.
Jackson a Studio. 53 Wall 811.. Norwalk.
NOW READY
WilliamA P. Beers,
Bookseller, Stationer, Engraver.
49 WALL eraser,
NVORVYALK. CONN.
Health by Good lemg
The new sugar pens are better than
even; the only drawback Is the scar»
Prudont housewives will lay in
their winter's supply. Besides.
come cheaper bytha case.
Ilealth Brand stores; Don't forget the
label and watch {or the new consign
merit of Library Books.
1111|11113 11111111. L T
We have spent months in preparation (or the Holiday Season of 19021
and the result has been two of the largest. most complete and desirable
they
At all the
111111111111 designs, superior quality and low iii-ices 11111 the essential elo-
‘ son.
' curios one or the
1 ts,
2111. Sheet hoof
11nd Zinc.
this «walk, 001111. (LL
Telephone 137-8.
MOUSE'S NEST iN HER HAT.
And 81 Many Stockinged Commotion
When Brood Spread Through Car.
NEWARK Doc. 5.-A woman who
thought. she would wear her lust. win-
ter's but just one more season caused
ructlous the other day in a Clinton even
one trolley car. ‘ Before starting down-‘
. town for her shopping she went to the
attic and dragged out the old hat and
out It on without a close inspection.
Then she boarded the car. in which
there was nothing left but standing
room All the passengers except
Sergt Brown of the Fourth street po-
lice and 11 small boy were women And
of course they nil spotted the newcom
111's hot. and know its vlulugc tit 11
glance.
'ShoL' s 11 parlor lrick Indy." suddenly
exclaimed the small hm to hinmothor.
"She can move 1her bonnet without
shaking her hood.”
The bonnet was surely wubhiinn 11
little and there was also 1111 uncanny
upward movement. The boy's moth-
er called the attention of her neigh-
bor to the ‘movlnLL' but and the word
passed down the line oi sects so every
body was more or less prepared when
the real calamity come. That was
when the pussenssr suspected of being
111' qdrlor trick Indy felt something her
1 and began to wiggle. A moment
liilei' she shrlekod and then she threw
- alert Winter's hot on the floor of the
cur. thereby releasing live small but
very lively. mice that had been born in
‘. amp: but and might have been raised in
it. if the women hndn’ t tried to make It
do for two winters.
There were twenty women in the cur
' and no two of melamine the some col
inrdoslgn in stockings. as Sergt. Brown
discovered when they nil jumped upon
the seats and boron to scream.
had half 11 11111111 to call out the re-
serves. but the car was goinz- -Ioo lost
in not help then so the 9111' '11'11111 tell to
alone to 1111111; 11' the mice and save
the women. lie killed four of the
hearts on the floor of the car and
rauuht the him 11s it wlis shaken down
on 11 sent from an oievntiOn in 11M 11
-l hurl climbed and dospstched it with
his club.
The women who had 111111111111 the ox-
1llomoni left the ("111' 111 the. next 0111 11
M and w as last seen goln' 1' into 11 mil
Ilucry store .
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POPULAR AMUSEMENTS
REUBIEN “IN NEW YORK
We are told that the plot in "Reuben
in New York" titlt'ly bristles with di
verllmr slinntiori’s and iu'lms over with
startling climaxes, wholesome humor
11nd sclnillutlng songs, pleasing dancer
and specialties colors are also promls
1'5 held forth to mnke this presentation
one of the comedy events 111 the sea-
l’relly girls oi 11111111er form. an
paroled In monomer-oi robes. which
will nlmoet rival 1'11an ruimeul. wlli be
one o! the ieuiurrs. Goreeous scenic
and marvelous mechanical invention
will also b shown. At Hovt' s 'l‘heutro.
tomorrow l‘tornoon nnd nivht
LEW IIIQNEDICT'S STAGE CAREER
Lew Bensdht. late of Duprcz and
Beuedirt' a Minstrels has been engng
ed as stage managel and intorlocutor
for John W Vogsla Bin Minstrels
which will appear at Hurts Thentro
on Tuesday. Mr enndlcl began his
himself well 111111111111 end eminently
soccer-1111111. when he was eichleen
years old His first encasement was
with Domes and Greene’s mlosilors.
He took to the ills at once. and been me
interested I11 the company. the name
of which was changed to hunter and
lionedlct'm It was in 1802 that he
Joined this company and tor thirteen
years he traveled unoeasingly. His
was the first company to no to Collier
nln ovorlan1l.whl¢h was done in 1870
The company met with great success
playing in crowded houses. Mr. lione-
dict hoeappenred in almost every town
in the United stolen and Canada. dur-
ing his stone lite. and was in the tint
combuny to play in ‘Briqham Young's
theatre at Hall 11111111 Citi‘
BAPTIST tilllllitlli CONCERT.
Tickets for the musical to be given
next Wednerdny evening. at the South
Norwalk Baptist Church, 1111- reported
to be selling rapidly. 11111 11111111111211 that
the people at The Norwnli'is appreciate
good music. 11nd 1will go to hour 11
whenevr on minorinnity presents. in
1111111111111 to the artists mentioned to
yesterday's edition who will take part
12v. it. carpenter paste 1- oi the
1111111111. has been very tot-whole in no:
31111111qu organs
{the 11111111117.
1111-11-
Ile ”LL
since career. at wh ch he has proven ._
1'.. ”all“; ‘ Ger- .
111111 1111111111 amend the '
Let no show you 1111111111
you money on your b‘usih‘es on
clothing, and 011 your boye'a
Seme Specials
For This
MEN'S SANCV SACK SUITS, made i‘rLom rich Bannochbnrus ,
fancy Ovussimeres and fancy Worsteds W01 in 815. Our 1111121111
MEN’S BLACK LSAOK LSLUI‘I'S, made from rich black‘ Ch 1111‘s
Worsteds and Vlcunas worth $18 and more- Our 11111111.. .8
. MEN'S OVELRCOATS including every style, long, medium
short. plain and fancy fabrics loose or snug-fitting, belted 0
plain worth 820 and 825. Our price .. . . . . . . . . 1 $1,
STYLISH SUITS AND OVEROOATS for young men 16 to 20-
years. .............. . ......... . ......... 8.5.00 $650,581.50 1!. .
BOYS’ SUITS AND OVERCOATS. a special collection, ages 8 to .‘
iii yem's,1n111le from carefully tested fabrics, worth $6. 50. Our 1
price .................... . ....................
LITTLE BOYS' SUITS Including vestee.No1'I‘olk and Sailor. .
Blouse styles, many of them elaborately trimmed. worth 84..
Ourprice.....; ...... . ....................... . ......
HATspDerby or Alpine, $2 and $3.
CAPS, every style for rough or gentle usage 251:. 500 and 751:. ‘
HABERDASHERY Everything that you may want for business '0
use 11nd i ' ery case prices that will please you.
.o-1-p........
It.
98 Washington Street
SOJNQRWALK.
Home Laid Elias.
Slate E005.
Case Ends,
That Tired Feeling‘ ‘; L L
O! The Eyqo.’ .
What will you do about it? WI ad Locations to suiiei', v
Jon—choose the wiser course and have a “with examination .Lol 11
eyes? We make no charge for our scientific 1111111111; and Proper
.Giassen, Properly Adjusted Is what we guarantee. '
o. B JACKSON.
ORLAINJA'I'I OPTIOIAI
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50 WAle rlTLLREET. NORWALK. QONNL
M
ood
Best Quality
Hickory. Gilli.“
Chestnut 11111 i"
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16 South 11111»
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