Hayes.“ -. .- I
IA special}
ishers’ Assooi
pending hill
V ry is ,b ads
3 the inner al Crown.
d for 1,0 years and over.
sidered on
‘ The Cinders As till .
South Norwalk Fire Department Will
hold its postponed monthly meeting
this evening.
. ~—One of our Specialties-«Chocolate
Peppermints the finest you over last-
ed. Starr’ s, 64 Wall St., Norwalk, Ct.
”The two daughters of Mr. and Mrs.
A. B. Craw, who are ill with diphther-
in, are doing nicely. A trained nurse
from the New Haven hospital is in at-'
tendence
i -Perlum’es and Toilet Articles put
up especially for Holidays. A line that
cannot be excelled. Stillson- Powell.
Charles L. Rowe and George W
Brown have resigned their puslilons
with H. W. Mather and secured others
glib Contractor Oscar ‘ISmlth, Greens
arms.
3 -Lazell‘s Roger A Gallet and Col-
gates Extract Periumes, at Wood's
Drug Store.
' Lincoln Council No. 4. C. U A. M.‘,
will meet this evening and center the
mound degree on tom candidates. Al
tor the work the’ annual election at
oflioers will be held. _
——Dr. Wood’s Norway Pine Syrup
seems especially adapted to the needs
or the children Pleashnt to take;
seething in its influence; it is the rem-
cdy of all remedies for every term of
throat and lung disease. ‘
The committee on the ball of the
Ilmbeis' Union will meet this evening
at the allies ot Gustave Pllzer in Wash-
ington street, to decide upon a date
and place for the aliair.
~Hoad Cheese and Liverwurst,12c.
lb. Hayes. , ~. , l‘ .
Thlé‘ltallroad Commissioners will
grant a hearing December 23 on the
petition of the solectmon or Hamden,
that the blowing of whistles on locomo
lives of the Northampton division be
discontinued in the town.
» "Holly in bunches, wreathes and
trees oi: reasonable prices. Schaub's
Market.
The South Norwa’lk assessors have
expressed their intention of assessing
the various launches and pleasure
craft in the harbor. This will mean
that some new names will he added to
the South Norwal llsi.‘
~llen‘s support 5,0
F. D Lynn N. Co.
The Brovtn Busines liege will
close for the Christina: stion next
weduesday. openlml sou Jdnuury ii.
To oarmy out this idea night school
will hold sessions Mend anti; Tues
day evenings oi nextw oéfi
Tuesday spam ad
nd up to $2.
of Cigars hold .
.Il.
ftlle stan- .-
.:' lion
‘7'... .50 to who. .,
Open evenings
Tel. can. 322.
Other suitable gifts include ii. warm toqu
25 and 500: gloves, 25c and uppmlttens ice and up; a sweats . -'
up; leggings. 75c and up: a new suit. $2.00 and up; an overcoat. $2. 60 an up;
besides shirt waists stockings. Tam O'Shanters nockwear etc
A great display of good girls for men: ‘
bath robesplounging robes. pajamas, Sweaters cardigan jackets F‘o
gloves, mutilate, handkerchleis‘, umbrellas raincosts. hats, suits, would
ulsters and reefers, neckwear shirts,
until Christmas.
SOUTH NORWALK.
“ alloy wool or can
“House coats. smoking Jackets: .
unspendersI'aud all other weal-ables. ‘
'l‘ol. can, 404.
nonwnk. ‘ u
‘ ‘ Cities at lowest prices. H. R. IIBulltlst, I
m_
Whelpley & Clark are the center oil
attraction to those desiring line smok-
ers’ supplies.
meat
*Ladies' Umbrellas. OBrien.
The barge “Carrie Whitehead" has
arrived in the harbor with a load of
moulding sand for the Norwalk lrbn
Works;
fast. ill-you want one buy right away.
Raymond‘aA Son’s.
Amy Lowrcnce, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs J. B. Lawrence, came home today
from the Northi‘leld Seminary to spend
a three weeks’ vacation.
H. H. Williams, .17 Main St.
Miss Edith Front. who has been the
Mahackemo the past few days. return-
,Io'd to her home in Brooklyn this morn
n3. .
—Square Pianos, $15, $20 and $25 at
J. W. Studwell s. .I
By a special dispcns tlou from no?
lion headquarters, Mari In Washington
Lodge, Shepherds of Bethlehem, of
Norwalk will hold its regular meet
ing next Monday. instead of next Wed-
nesday evening.
-Fruits~—~the best there are, lowly
priced. Nor Col. 00., 21 Main St, Nor.
A. J. Collins & Co. did not close their
doors until after 10 ‘oclock last even-
Ilng. so great was the rush of holiday
traders. The store will be open every
evening until Christmas as late as the
trade warrants.
--A large assortment of ladies' Felt
Slippers. IF. D. Lyon & Co.
Coal is'selling for 812 a ton in Don-
bury, and there is serious talk that the
factories there will have to close down.
Coal is selling today, in New Haven
tor 814; la The Norwalks the price is
$8, or I22.26 in quarter ton lots.
-Sweet to the eye. such are the box-
ers—sweet to the taste, so are the con
tents. At Starr's. 64 Wall St, NorWalk.
Bernard V. Collins. who broke one of
the bones in his right arm by a (all
Wednesday evening. is getting along
nicely. He can now use the arm, al
though heavy work would soon ,eput
the member out of commission.
-Smoklug and Shaving Sets.
Wood's Drug Store.
constable Joseph J. Goodwin 'took
Miss Jennie Nihill of Ely avenue. to
the State Hospital tor the insane at
Middletown todway.
adjudged insane by the Nowell: Pro-
hate court a few weeks ago and has .
been confined at the Westport ssniisr-I
.{iuhr until room could be and lot her
the state institution. 3.»
.a—Maudoll’us Guitars. Banjos,
st
Read their advortiso l
“Groomers for bed rooms mums”
“‘ -Carvlng Sets and Table iCutlery. .I; -.
guest oi Mrs. Talmadge Biker at the ‘
Miss Nlhlli was ,
v16. ,1 ,
TO HAVE seen FlRST shoves ONLY AeroUIrv; ; "
TO BECOME FIRIBT PROVES MERIT-
A dollar is worth just what it will bring.
= r starving‘on a. raft in mid-ocean and beds. barrel of dollars
it you were "
I they would do you no good. i candidly believe that there
is no place in town where a dollar brings you more real- ‘
value than at my granary. lrster to qualities and values
I've got the combination that's required to give good: ‘
value quality and price. - .
it's my ambition to transact business with you on the.
basin of intrinsic merit. These are the honest and bun-A
oraIblIe methods oil which we have built the business. , '
Buy Oats That's Clean.
Holiday
The Virginian, Owen Wister.
Blue Flower, Van Dyke,
Captain Macklin,
The Two Van Rovells, Tarking‘
ton, .
Kim, by. Kipling,
Ruling Passion. Van Dyke,
Cloth bound Henty Books
Children's Books,
. l
MANUEL Tl HATCH.
AMNW
«3,1: 2-,; 33px“ ”My
$1.08
$1.08
Waterman Fountain Pens,
Paul E. ert Fountain Pens,-
Davis, $1.08 31. 50 upward.
Fancy Writing Paper, 10c to 83
”~03 Also Hemetitched Writing Paper,
89c the very latest thing.
89¢ Pocket Bookil. Card Cases and Bill
6c upwards. Hymnals.
William P. Beers,
Bookseller, Stationor, Engraver.
4D WALIL STREET. , .
A PM.
~JAIGK$ON a. drama
plluotion of Oholoo Fig
am I'll
the Hows-1'. ltyloo, no‘i‘» o In
, The new sour boss as better
s I '. even; the only drawn“
,
NORIIWAILK, CONN.
r
82. 50 upward.
25c Folds Bibles and Prayer Books and
,. .
play the Bay Ridge team.
" completed their inventory of the stow-k
graphs. Columbia Gruphophonos Vir-
’ ” Co. 39 Wall St. Norwalk.
{,zI friends in Brooklyn.
. mood & Son’s.
' home in Buyview avenue. .'
"" finitom‘flued‘“ H: n
resents
l
' Washington street.
f on] liar liar. luiihe civil superior con
. Ii Staples now. On.
[loony S Bull is apondln the day
i. New Yo rk, on business.
y pure. our own'make De (1
“Mills May Williams is assistlu
J. Collins” during the holiday r
-Comhlnatlon Desks Iiudle
and Desk Chairs. liadlss'
Chairs, at lowest possible prices my
mood A Son, I I. - .
Hull. E. A. Woodward continue
improve at his home in North Main
street. .
~“lilo" (lo Carla finest line in Twin ~
52 South Main St I .
0n account..oi the holiday rush
Sturt'evaut‘ a store was not closed until
10: 30, last evening.
«men Neckwear, exclusive designs
(or the holidays. Selleck it: Price. , ,
The Montnuk basket ball team will
so to Brooglyn tomorrow night and
~15“ sizes Silk Down Sofa Pillows.
25c- upward. M. S. Smith & Co.
_ The trustee and appraisers yesterday
of Milford A Gliiln the ex~cloll,1lel oi‘.
wileadquarters for Edison Phono-
to: Talking Machines Columbia Disk
Machines. Zonophones Records for
all from 25c to 3! F is. Lockwood Sr.
Mrs. W. S. Slurtevnnt of [diamond
avenue, returned yesterday from a
several days visit with relatives and
Modifiers Gloves ‘ Ne k ..r
Hosiery, ' Linen and Silk 863,1“;
Link Buttons, Handkerchiefs, '
Umbrellas, smoking Jackets SultCam.
Salad ii Full
98 Washington Street.
’EN's ovsacoxrs.‘ made. from Warm durable man a,
lined, splendid range of styles .. I
immensely {or Christmas and you will save much 111 ll
chase here.
SEPECIAL SUGGESTIONSI FOR CHRISTMAS GIi
so. NCRWALK.
1‘" -Fascy Chairs. ling seats very prel
ty. and new oak and mahogany finish
Choirs. $3 up to almost any price. Ray-
Open evenings.
I. Miss Mliry Nash has returned from
boarding school. in Massachusetts. to
spend the Christmas vacation at her
assortment oils at lunch;
llkléy. 52 895:
Main St. a.- .
(lunelal Russell Frost was taken and-
denly ill last evening at his home in
West. avenue with an, attack of grip.
He is considerably improved today.
-Hollday Umbrellas anIId Suit Cases
Selleck a Plies. ‘1 .
Mr. and Mrs. C Borges. of Stamford, ‘
are the guests oi their daughter. Mrs.
Frederick Schmedes. or South Main
street. . They will remain over Christ-
mas.
-—l.ndles Black and Pearl Alpines‘
O'Bri en.
The. last meeting of the South Nor-
walk Board or Councilmen. to iinish
up the business of the your, will be
held one Week from next Monday
night.
-~Roll Top Deska in quartered oak.
and House Roll Top Desks. worth com-
lng to see. at Raymond & Sons.
Judge John H. Light Judge Joseph
R. Taylor and Attorney J J. Cuneo are
in Bridgeport today. to appear for p .,
ties whuse cases come up on tho ah
I
' the handsome Doll at.
M S Smith’s? Every 25:: purchase
gives you a ohhncs. ..
Tho (llrls’ Friendly Society of Trin-
lty Church. held a regular pleating. last
evening. It valiich there was an inter~
«tins discussion1 on current eventu.
The next meeting, will be held Thurs;
day evening. January 8th.
~H. A B Pocket. Knives.
A J. Collins A Company have on eit- '
hlbltion la the window at their atom: .
a North Main street. one of the bunch
somsutund largest imported dolls to be
mm in ‘tov'm.- 'l‘o every purchaser at
the toy department of this stoma
chalice on the beautiful dull will be
ivou. it will bu disposed oi the day
tore Christmas. ,
“Books and Games for old and
' .l-l‘B. holiday. 52 So. Main St
Nodes» have been posted in the Yale .
Q ii (I til t 'I.
o isotory Who to
”a more it
Hubbeil .
THING FINE.
IPARSNIIPS, FRIESH IN, ~..
' ‘ IF VOU WANT FRESH FINE MEAL FOR THAT CHIN
DIAN PUDDING, COME HERE.
.I;
iqhsrantoed.
WE DO IT RI?
ALSO GRAHAM FLOUR—{TH
moron avasv merino lN openness.
N0 cannon son EXAIIhIilNAITiCN
Norwalk Chronicler