Forecast for Norwalk and vicinity:
Generally fair tonight and Wednesday.
The area of low pressure continues in
the northern sections where considera-
ble cloudy weather prevails acclim-
_ pauied by ilurries of snow. An area or
high pressure and low temperatures
cover the western and southern soc-
lions.- Atlanto, 011., was six degrees
colder and Montgomery. Ala. tour de-
greos colder than New Haven, this
morning. Conditions i'av01 for this vi.
. cinity. pleasant weather. except pos-
sibly a flurry of snow, and not much
change in temperature.
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Uncas Tribe,» 1.; O. R. ~M.. will "elect
chiefs at the regular'moeting tonight.
. Miss Anna N. Bracken. of Wilton.
gals returned from a visit in New Brl-'
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'i‘lie holder of No.1771 which drew
the desk at H. R. Buikely's in South
Main street, has not yet called.
Mrs Huthchinson and daughter Ida
of New York have been guests of Mrs.
Kate Day, at 34 Chestnut street
Miss“ Angel Agnes Chopourian at-
tended the rendition of “Stabat Mater"
Sunday 'éven‘ing‘ at the Metropolitan
Opera. House New York city.
The official board of the South Nor-
walk Methodist Church will hold a
special meeting. tomorrow‘evenlng. A
large attendance is requested.’
wGeese, 16c 1b., at Hayss’ Market.
Jesse M. Ferris, Percy E. Ferris and
Dr. C. Irving Ferris went to Westport
Saturday in Percy’s automobile ‘and
Booked about fifty frost fish in the bar
or.
Paul R. Cutbill, son of Street Com-
missioner R. J. Cutbiil, of. Spring
street. has given up his market in Dan-
bury and has taken the management of
a store below Stamford.
Each of the Stamford station agents
and porters in the employ of the New
York, New Haven and Hartford Rail-
rond (lonrpany received a ton of coal
from Mrs. W. W. Hardy and Mrs. Web-
‘01 [or a Christmas gift.
' The Kennedy Guards, of Danbnry
who are well known in South Norwalk.
as they camp each summer at Roton
Point, intend to hold their annual. bail
New Year's night. in the armory in
Dunbury. A, number from here will
attend.
J. E. Martin, assistant superlntendi
out of the Hartford Division formerly
superintendent of the Danbury & Nor-
wdik Division of the New York New
Haven and Hartford Railroad, is crit
ically ill with gastritis at his home in
Hartford.
The American Entertainment Com-
pany is planing to hold a dance in
the Town Assembly Hall, February
2nd,. Syec's Orchestra will furnish nub
sic. The floor directors will be Edward
Clone. David O Brien Patrick Slatter'y
and David Flaberly. -
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Custonemade Overcoata
have or distinctive stylew-n
style that does not appear in
the ready made sort. and it is
a less to look thcr "i '
' if you have r-
cont 1‘11 ode here, t ii cost
you no more than the ready-
tows-111' vetoes elsewhere. and
you hove the sotisiaction of
that d utinrtive style
B tier ordorwnow-J 1st.
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day very pretty calendars for 1903 cm-
bracing several new styles. ,
The Misses Donnoliy. or Harbor ave-
one; have been entertaining M loo
Donneily. or East Hampton Moss.
The Norwalk or companies ’ 1
hold their annual meetings Titoaduy
evening of next week. being January
6th.
The Winter term of Brown' s College
commences Monday morning, January
5th. For terms read their advertise-
ment. ‘ , 1
The Ladies' T. A. D Society, of St
Joseph's Church. will meet this even-
ing at 8 o'clock in the hall in South
Main street; "
General and Mrs Russell Frost. and
son, Russell. Jr, are spending New
Year 8 week at the Waldort‘Astoria. in
New York city. ._ ; a .
Frank HDeForest of South 'l‘hlrd
street has resigned his position as
driver for I. Lockw‘dod & Company, the
Water street coal dealers.
~60 to the Clifford for your New
Year‘s Dinner with wine 76c.
Jesse's full concert orchestra will
furnish music for the annual ball of
the East Norwalk Fire Police. to be
held Monday evening, January 26th in
Arlen Hall.
The Public Market company have
received another lot of Wes’tehester“
County turkeys and also a lot of live
chickens to be dressed today. Read
their advertisement.
The joint committee of the Hat Fin—
ishers' and Hot Trimmer'y societies.
will hold a meeting, this evening. to
make further arrangements for the fair
to be held in January.
Mrs. James Morehead, oi Woodward
avenue, received a telegram from idlw'
lenbur'g N Y, yesterday, saying that
her mother was critically ill. and she
immediately left for that place.
Ar'ihur Smith, of Georgetown who
has beeln spending a few days with his
uncle-.1. P. Taylor. High street, has
gone to Bridgeport. where he will.
spend 11 few days before returning to
his home.
A good time at the Tuesday night
class at the First Methodist Episcopal
Church, tonight We are looking for
Brother Jones and Star k from Stirru-
ford Everybody welcome. Seth 11cm-
ington, lender.
«Chickens, 14 and 16c 1b., at Hoycs‘
Market
Many of Selleck & Price's lines oi
youth’s suits are badly broken and
consequently this him have reduced
the prices considerable in order to"
close out Read their advertisement
for further particulars.
'i‘he quarantine on the houses in
Flizabeth street and Raymond street,
placer] on account of diphtheria in the
families. was raised yesterday. by
Health Ofiicer Dr. H. C. Sharer the
victims having entirely recovered.
The evening schools resumed their.
sessions last evening. The bookkeep-
ing class will meet again Wednesday
evening this week. in the iirauklin
sc.hool as there will he no sessions in
any department on Thursday evening
Through an error in dates. it was
stated yesterday that the recently clcci-
ml otiic'ers of body Jennings Lodge
Shepherds of Bethlehem. would take
plme tomorrow evening The installa-
lion will be held one week from toinora.
row owning. January 7th in lied Mcu' n
hall. after which there will be 11 collu-
lion.
A spot in] meeting of the East Nor~
walk Fire District will be held this
evening. at 8 o'1l111.,k in their hall ot the
l1 itch school house to consider the di-
vision oi the town, the contiolidution of
Norwulk and South Norwslk‘ or the
separation of blast Norwalk from the
town into an independent borough or
town. Various opinions on the matter
have been ex) messed by the residents
1! t ralk; and the meeting
unusually interesting.
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industrial shrines and loan 0c.
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Annual State Examinations.
Guarantee 5 per cent.
Sce COBURN &' LAWRENCE,
12 South Main St.
Fresh Fi's"
SPECIAL SALE.
Fresh Salmon 12o; Steak Cod. 101::
11 root Fish 6 lbs. for 260: Herring, lie;
Native lilolir. 'liic; Fresh Mackerel, loo;
Green Weakdslr 8c; Haddock, 7c:
Blue Fish 120: 8melts.12e: Mullet
811; Green Fiat Fish 8c: Small Blue
Fish. 101:. All Model Fresh and Salt
Fish at reasonable prices.
The Peoplefs Fish
11d . . .
A sale where Values are plainly out of proportion to price; a
sale where there' is great variety and generous quantity; :1 sale
, where satisfaction is as sure as th e rising sun.
We’ve been able to provide better in this sale than at any
White Goods Sale before. You can see it on everyvside; in the
’piies of snowy underwear. the handsome linens, the white shirts
for men, the dainty cmbroideries. 1 ,
Women are snapping up the bargains by the dozen—but there
is a big supply.
Some examples—and meiny more to equal them are on every
side.
Good Corset covers in all sizcsmsc.
Drawers, full size and good shape—10c.
Short skirts. of muslin with h crustiiclrcrl combric ruffle—«251'.
Long shirts with dust~1'uiilc and tocked-arrd~hcnrstiichcd
iii.)11111.'c~——50c. .
Nightegowns of good muslin. high or \' necks Zillii tricked yokcs
25c.
linibroilicrit‘s our 111' two inch on widc— 5c rd.
llclnrnoll buck iowcls, worth i z‘ntwtit.
'i‘urltisb towels worth l5t‘-—~l(h.‘.
illcnclrl'd sllcctsflj'} by 2'4 yds. worth 451' ~ 57" gr.
l‘urc liucn. in good patterns, worth 5111: yll—ggor.
Napkins worth $1 doz.»~75c.
bull—size ilt‘llllllt‘ii bedspreads worth $rw791‘.
4-4 brown Cotton worth (1341' )'(i-—4}Ac.
liruit—oi—illc-Lmnu cotton. woriir Ioc yd—Sc.
11-4 bleached shooting. mu‘ib 201' yd—liic.
l’urc linen crush tom-ling, worth 71' yd-nslc.
18~iucl1 glass iowcling. worth roe yd—«Sr.
Men's pure linen collars. popular shapes. all sizes. 3 for 251'.
Men’s white shirts, liueu bosmrr. full slaw-35c, 3 {or $1.
l-‘lnunclctic rrighbshiris. full size and well rumba-39c.
THE HOWLAND DRY GOODS STORE
BRIDGEPORT. CONN.
Funeral Directors and Embalmers.
12 It?“ My» Street. ' South Nor-walk.
cl_0.ak.salefmav normal/2v iovour mlndaih‘c
menis to you (in many cases) less prices than the
A. J Collins 6’: Co. ,4
The simple statement thatwc have dé'cidé
poriancc of the event. so to further emphasize the
Would explhinthai this sale means a radical
price on’ every garment 1n the stock.- It means the
fit makingr season rs overrn this store. it means .
at once proceed to turn the garment stock on
we ’re going to do it at a big Sacrifice. ‘
ductlon.
With nearlv four months of wcanng weather
thrs chance rs not to be missed."
FOR LADiES.
They are" not foreign made. They are American
for American reel, with American style and f' _
require no breaking in when properly fitted. , There ,.
difference or style, more difference in fit. most of a.
the way they are made. , Remember Nor-walk Shoes
the best made. Price $3. 00,‘ all styles. at
Olsen’s Shoe star
SOUTH NORWALK.
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