Beach was enact the t .
not motored any for two days, but
- e hysl‘oians‘ y he haaxbetter than
a a log chance for recovery. . Q
, rris Chairs Rockers :‘Ofllc
x .‘ and Deitké for little peoples
‘ ‘,prlo_es that appeal to y or purse. H.It
‘ Bu] any. ‘ .’ , ~
Rev. Henry ‘alla Tweedy. pastor
of Ply motuh Cougre ational Church of
Utiéa N. Y., has ace pied no call from
the South Congregational Church of
‘ Bridgeport to become its pastor and
will enter upon his new duties January
.
At the regular monthly meeting of ’
the New York. New Haven and Hart
ford Railroad Company, which was
held in the Grand Central station in
New York city Saturday the regular
quarterly dividend was declared Notha
lng else of importance Was done by
the board.
n—Square Pianos, $15, $20 and $25.11.:
J. _W. Studwell’s.
Calendar for the week of the First
Methodist Church: .Tuesday, 7: 30 p.
m. class meeting: Wednesday. 8 p. m..
raIe of fancy goods; Wednesday,- 8 p
m exposition of Sunday achooi les-
son; Thursddy. 7‘: 30 p. in. general
prayer meeting; Friday. 8 p. m., Ep
worth League social. .
There \leI be a sale of fancy articles,
dolls, aprons and Japanese goods.e le ,
from the fair of the ’Flr‘rit Methodist
Church, at the home of Mrs. W. C.‘
Foote" No 59 South Main street Wed
nesday afternoon. Christmas shop
pers will find many bargains. as all ar-
tlrlea will be sold very rehsonably. If
stor yWedneaday the sale will he
held ybur-eddy afternoon. .
Goods selected with adod tests are
half sold Taste and good buying are
shown in every article displayed in A.
J. Collins & Co.’ a store. and the busy
H... to...“ .. ..._............,.. - a...
“‘Jerusal'em bod "e. Norms. it. if and
nual election of oilicers tonight.
Mrili C. E. Steele and daughter Dor-
othy,o South Main street. are visiting
mood Hill. I...I .-
and young, at right prices. H. R. Bulk-
icy .
The sloop Lizzie/IL. of Huntington.
L. 1.. loaded with oysters for A H Mer.
rill Water street ran ashore as she
was leaving Huntington harbor and is
new high and dry
The Nortbport Oyster Company Is
over six hundred gallons every day.
They have one Opener who has a rec-
“ arc of 10. 000 oysters a day.
”Grand display of Pianos for the
tiolidays. the largest and best ever
exhibited atJ. W. Studwell's.
A meeting of the cit seas of Roway«
‘ton will be held tonlg t. at 8 o'clock
in Crow‘s Hail to consider the mat-
ter of uniting with South Norwalk in
forming a zseparate town of Norwalk.
Frederick Byrlree clerk at .i Mor-
ris Benedloto store. in Wall street
Norwaik. was able to resume the duties
of his position. this morning. after he-
SOUTH NORWALK.
Tel. Gill. 32-2.
A. lid. of Ridge old will hold its an-l
Mr. an Mrs. George Steels. in Rich—
wHoliday Books and Games for old
rushed with orders and is shipping ‘
Everu Coal that has been
priced at $10. and $12
Come while we have all Sizes. ,
, NONWALK
Tel. «11.404
. , QUALITY COUNTS.
, Prices are regulated by supply and demand.
but don't lose sight at the important part quali-
iv plays in the transaction. The economy oi
buying good things deesn'tusualiv appear in
* the price-abut always III the results. We soli-
cut your patronage on the grounds .iof pure.
cleao.grain and feed, rightly handled. at fair
our. Oats Thais Clean A ‘
MANUEL T. HATCH
~Maire The; “p
farm as Presents
ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS.
m
Raymond Brothers refused 120 orders
’ . for coal before 11 ocloclr, this mono
luau
Mrs. H. D. Perry. of Day street who
r . is ill with pneumonia, continues shout
‘ the same
-_ . ‘—‘~—All Holiday Goods marked at bar- .
L ! gaiaday prices. ILR Bullrley, 52 So.
‘ ; Main St. r' . -
Miss Lulu Comstook of Danbury,
who has been the guest of Name“:
‘ relatives. has returned heme.
‘ The snow in Ridgeiield is about
; eighteen inches deep; and there will be
line sleighlug for scveral days.
David E Godfrey. of Upper Main
,' street Norwalk. has taken a position '
1 in the Andrew it smith woolen mills.
; -SIeds and Skates. .Sieds 290 and
. up. .rtn. Barkley. . . -'
'i‘he barge “Clara McWilllairi’s" has
‘ arrived in the harbor. with a load of
1; nwroulding sand for the Norwalir irdn
. ork s
A horse owned by E. M. 'l‘olles Jr
J‘ Company dropped dead last Saturday
afternoon. while going up Golden Hm
: street.
Mrs. A. lsrael, of Washington street.
. is spendinga few days at the home of
3 her mother, Mrs. Pauline Israel. in
. New York city.
Patrick Kearney. of Plymouth ave-
nue. who had one of his lingers ampu-
5: fated at the hospital. last Week left the
institution yesterday.
Miss Alice Lyon. who has a poeltlon
in a large milllnery establishment in
. New York. has returned home to Nor-
wallt for a few weeks.
A meeting of thFEIteculive Board of
the Merchants' and Manufacturers‘ As-
sociation, will be held this evening. at
. 8 o ',clock at 12 South Main street
It was reported this morning that a
investigation failed to disrover any
foundation for the report
The Bartenders' Union held It’s regu-
lar semi- monthly meeting yesterday
afternoon. and initiated Joseph Math-
els. of Norwalk. One application for
-- membership was received.
barge was seen burning. last night. In .
. the Sound. off the Norwalk Islands. but
‘ including every fashionable fabric,
for this season and every style.
‘ prices '
choice selected Overcoatings out in every style. long or
loose fitting at one- -hah or less what your custom .tallo
_‘ you for the same qualities ..
In any of the above we can fit you to Absolute
stock In still complete in sizes and shapes. .
SPECIAL. HOLIpAY SUGGESTIQNB: Fine Muff n,
Rich Neekwear, silk and Embroidered Suspenders, Plain . .
levy. Plain and Initial Linen and 8M: Handkerchiefs Jul ‘9
Buttons Smoklnb orients. one soon, Umbrellas. that
score of' other pretty and useful articles from which you an ,
satisfactory gifts for your family and friends. Priced are al
tremely moderate. You can select whatever you want now all
be delivered to you on Christmas Day. .
UNTIL CHRISTMAS
Slick i Pin
98 Washington Street.
50 NORWALK
ANGES ON THE MARKET JUST NOW. PRICE RIGHT 1‘ 1:
FREGH EGGS AND NO FAKE.
USE THE 0. I. 0. PACKAGE TEAS, IF YOU WOULD H .
THING FINE
PARSNIPS, FHEEH lN,
ran vraommu oven Wister
reorientation: rants: mirror.narrow“ intrastate . gm .0... . .... it: “lenses"...
you are looking for. Your friends. Hon. JohnI-I "is and James ~00]- ETERNAL CITY.ThE£c ldItiou Barrie -' 1-03 at the Concord strut a heel. the past
guru? Saigoglntgdyouryghlilgiggaglu den will an“ , the fifteenth anni‘verw THE MAKING OF M RCHION‘E EB. ' - ' - - . - - - ~ . - - ~ . - . w - - . - - . - - - I ‘35 l few days. during the latter a illness at
Christmas gift at 12 North Main street.
Lincoln Council; No. i 0 U. A It.
held a regular meeting Friday and
worked the first degree on Messrs
linimOnd Ind Brown. The. second de
area will be worked on these court!
dates at the meeting next Friday night
After the work the nomination of chi
«era for the annual election next Fri
dav evening was held. three candidatel
being chosen for each office. The in
staliation will take place on a west
from past Friday evening”
’ makers dance Tuesday eve.
Dec. 18 Mystic Chain Hall. Admission
.zte. ladies’ and hence. »
There will be no more basketball
remnant the armory until New Year'r
lair when the Company F team we:
at: play the All Consulates. ‘a strongdve
* whose members are students from
three colleges. ' The F team will go
to Denbury Thursday night of this
collard play the company 0 team
who . y defeated in Norweik a few
'weeksnlgo by the close score ol 1?
he a team has invited all the
. of Company 13‘ and their
_ As the conclut
huge will he held
progressive men. and aluuys evincea
ary exer lacs of the Methodist Hospi-
tal, Broo lynntoni no: The banquet
will be held, at the1 botaulr Club. In-
ill follow. Revs?
. ,« , uperin’t‘eodent of
this Institution
. —-Dr M S. fiasco, Eye and Ear Sue»
‘ eport removed hisi
52 North Main at" So Norwalit. where
he call be consulted on "l‘uesdays.
Thursdays and (Saturdays from 1
o'clock to J p. 51011
WLH. Hoyt and Sion, the propagators
and planters of Oyster Bay oysters. are
doing much toward making the name
of this place famous in Europe. Ai-
bert Hoyt. one of the marchers of the
firm who resides In thi a village is a
keen interest in the growth or the
place—Oyster Bay Pilot
Wheiploy A. Clark. the well-known
o hare dealers haveziost had four new
our and pipe gases of the latest cle-
sign inataiied Idthelr store and invite
their friends. hath gentlemen and lad
lee. to drop in and look them over. The
grinds oil to excel‘
‘ ii 1: all sides
TO HAVE AND TO
THE RIGHT 0E W
known in? the "silent salon .
MW“!
‘ lsheid off in '
...........;.....r......-... $.89 her home in Bairrw avenue.
LI) Mary Johnson .. s .89
:Giibert Parker .1839
Team P. Beer
Booksellar, Stotlonor. Engrovor.
. 49 WALL airliner.
NORWALK. CONN.
Christmas Photograph-
JACKSON 3 STUDIQ.
nth-filo. Qoilootlon‘ of Chain. Portrait. In all
tho flow-’01: “who. new report :.
for inspection.
The new sugar pen are better than
even; the only drawback is the scan
city. Fondant housewives will lay in
their winter’s supply. Besides. they:
come cheaper by theme” At-‘all‘tll
Health Brand stores. {them mt
. label and watch tenths new cool
The regular semi-monthly meeting
' of the Farther “gins Society of the
South Norwalk Baptist Church will he
: held this evening. at 8 o'clock. Miss
. Elsie Decker. the president will lead.
George Storm. formerly employed in
: goholdier‘e barber ship in the Mahack-
~ emo. and very recently at the Clifford
‘ barber shop. has taken ii position with
‘ F. V. Zahn. the North Mnln street barn
her. i
Grocer C E. Seymour is out deliver-
patept double runnings hobs which
going.”
Rev. P. M. Stroyer gave the conclud-
g railroad in the tiaerleu on Women.
terdayzafte manhunt being
omnn'c 113$th Man The
: church cuartette mannered special runs-
16. the trio. Praise Yo. by Miss Chop-
: ourian. Messrs. Grove and Force. being
especially effective. . .
.mfitore Open «vantage until 9‘
o.'eloclr ll. RB Builder.
About fifty plumbers of tde Arlen
Singing Society" vs a input is oyahlo
seen. last plant. in their all in
disco street. Mr. Weihler. the in-
odipparahle leader from Bridge report.
at present with nine members 0 the
ssh; Mother and “namely. the total
A d h leadership of Daniel
hmuco‘rt refresh-i
, . were: an
i: o a
century will woi‘it
dam on too. condo
noun or the at.
line i
lug goods today. with sleighs. Instead ,
of delivery wagons. He has placed his -'
large top delivery wagon on a pair of ‘
John Tryon ‘drrlarea the ‘ilneef things -,
Park City Societyvaad the members ,
guarallead‘
OPEN EVERY EVENING 1N DECEMBER
NO CHARGE FOR EXAMINATION
o a JACKSON!”
GRADUA‘YQ UF'I'IOIAI
I. WALL ETRIET.
Norwalk Chronicler