‘ ey late ton ght.
like will reach this vic-
' , it will probably be
r Weather on Sun-
is not followed by
months‘ visit with friends. in New
'Jersey ahd New Yorlt states
senor B. i—ont ‘oi the Mont.
in schools is spending the
th ‘relatives in Norwalk
2 e Junior Christian En oil
A - of the South NorWallt Congrega~
, 11a 1311 roh will open their birthday
odd y“- alternoon; the ilth
late exercises in the
B
lord‘lhrly o the Norwa ix 1110113 0111.10,
3613111111511 and Company. Who is now
yWheelcr 31 Wilson
guest at rela-
sunny. discharged her cargo and
“turned to Port JefieVrson ior another
load of the bivalves.- «
f—bsntisi 011011” in our Teas Sinuson' s
Grocer ..
.be a special choral ser-
' 31y Church next Sunday
13111311111 :30 o’clock. The. regular
choir wines xissistea by the boy choir
and’ Cholrister Sims has arranged a
very attraotiwe program. There will
be a-eelolhration of the Holy Commun-
” V 11%.lrlends or Mr. and Mrs.
Rd E. ” hdley of' NeWark N. J.,
will be pleased to learn or the arrival
or a daughter to brighten their home.
The baby girl arrived Tuesday. Decem-
ber 23. . M13. Dudley .was iormeriy a
resident. of South NorWaik and has
many friends here.
warned Beat on up Schaub’s Mkt.
A stone was thrown through a win-
(low 111 file oillFesil trdin due in Don-
bury at 6: 118 Wednesday evening as
the 1.111111 as passing through Cos Cob.
1.111111111111311 missile or some of the pine-
ea 11111111111911 tines struck a woman who
was sitting near the window bruising
her taco and giving her a severe iright.
The majority 01 the people in the car
were ‘Da‘nhury people. The incident
esoteric momentary sens'ati‘on
' Aaron Coburn. son of ex Mayor and
Milton Cohurn. has been elect-
ed” é-Drelldént' oi‘ the G. L. 313qu
hellish-y Society. of Phillips' Academy
meter-rel H.'Th1s is '11 high honor.
11nd 1111'. Cohurn 111 resolving the con-
trstulations of many friends. lie will
return to his studies nert Monday. in
oomph}: 51111311 William O‘Brien, who
ham so been spending his vaeation
with slitiyssun, south Nor-walk.
“fork Chopi; 12bit: 1b., at thes
‘5 3 ' NottXVoitoV'r'd "Wk: 131111.23? wl‘llt
at 9 111‘s 1‘ nor co
, 3 111.11 any? Ema tlon‘nl
1311111331: 3111311311 1-3 111
‘tholiie will he "The Aitidctiiin ’oi dthe
0 "'im 71115 the purer and
' 4m*wii:1wfhdhlsm dfor
rshipudat 8: 40. the Bi-
l’ohe nil hhsvo a session.
33111111 Bible school
' hfluporintendcnt 11.
Him: :0 melody of the lesson.
7 7_,hsve a distinctive stale-ma
’ 1111‘ use: not VV
. 1111
net and so
1. oiled, hemselves of the sport
' spending the‘ holidays at ills home in
3.111111.
n11... ashes and Ann ch
10111. at and” sin street, ll ’
111?in ‘
hates the west new 111
,states that he is cutting on i
aches in thickness from his
3Mille'r 111111 lainlly. of soy-
.3‘_ wine the guests yesterday of
ohd‘ers. 0.13 Gray. in North
, bitter “("111 111111111110
“ as 111 l: b‘rdkemhh on
the South NorwalkV
y) 1111117101111 11.161133,
Norwalk. attended the an-
nual be! of the Southport Fire De
partment Wednesday 1113111..
‘ awry our 260 pod 7.8lausons
Grocery. ‘ 3
Miss Margaret Clusters of Day
street has returned home alter a two
Charles Steegmnller. of; Columbia
College. has been entertaining a‘ class-
mate“ Eugene Bennett, 0! New Haven,
at his 11011113511711 Quin'terd.g avenue.
Cential Labor Union will hold an im-
portant meeting this' evening‘ in Cen-
tral Labor lyoeum South Main sheet.
and close up the accounts for the year.
e—Tams and Tobo‘ggansr "0' Brien.
Eureka Lodge; 131111421. 0. 0 F.
will hold a regular meeting this even-
1113, when there will be work. All of
thetoid teams are requested to he ille-
sen _
Herbert Comstonk who has
\1,
been
Broad River will width to his studies
at Steers Agricultural College, Men-
day mernlng. '3
Miss Gertrude Hotchklss, daughtex
of Mr. and Mrs. E. llubhell Hotchklss.
of Arch street. Norwalk is spending a,
few days at the home at her granola
ther in New York city. 7 » .
Dietrict Deputy D Burr‘Beach will
go to Stamford this eyening to install
the new- oflioersof Waecsbux Encamp-
ment of that city. The local delegation
will go down on‘ the 8 o ’clook train
é—Roastins‘ liorlr, 120 11).. at Heyes’
Market. .
Captain “Chippié” illoifmnn, who
has been working in Boston for sever-
al weeks at his trade, has returned to
South News“: and resumed his duties
in the Crofut & Knapp hat 111101)
David ‘Fulta, the crack professional
baseball player. spent the day the
guest of William louder, at his home
111 West street. Mr. Fultz was a class-
mate of Mr. Lauder at Brown College.
Charles-'1‘. Rea. from canton. Ohio.
who hasbeen spending the holidays
with Secretary and Mrs. Norris, return-
ed this morning to his studies at the Y.
M. C A Training School in Bur-lug
held, Mass. .
-Impbsslhie to foresee an accident.
Not impossible to be prepared for it.
Dr Thomas’s Eclectrio Oil. Monarch
over pain -
Mrs. Fannie J. Joyce will install the
newly electedvoiilcers of Douglas Fow-
ler 'Woman's Relief Corps this even-
ing nt‘the G. A. R. Hallin South Main
street. Following the installation
there will be a supper.
James P. Francis formerly in the
clothing business 111 South Norwalh.
and 110w residing in Dorian, has taken
a position as salesman for Buildey it
Company. crockery and glassware
merchants in Bridgeport.
Distrlpt Deputy John H. Plunder, of
Rowayton will install the newly elect
ed oilloers of Unooln Council. No. i
0 U. IL. this evening in Mystic
Chain Hulk. Following the installation
there willebe an oyster supper.
whine Bolt. Sehaub's Market. . J
Yesterday. being the Fenilt of tho
Cii‘ournoism, there wan a celebration
of the Holy Coninlunion at Trinity
Church at 111 o‘.oloolx The rector.
Miter mommy 11.211111111111111“ emulated.
landward was a large nunibor of com-
munica‘uts in attendance 3 3 3
Bf’i 11001.1 1111111} 14111111111111 yesterday
the old 1111 1111b. custom oi not wins
11 remain (in to enter the ho is 1111-
iii iter it mule person had entered was
re you. The custom says that ii a
izil'lI or may intent your house 11m you
wii “have bad luck all through the
NM: .
teen;
515111” T 1.3 ii 1,331; 3101. .
Ismmridww Mi
pro
. ed} 1'};th rodr‘sinder of hill
_ curing this amount;
~, _. 111 . cry... séotion of the store there are items of special inter-
e111; in these initial days, of the year. Couldn’ t 11111 oi them all" 111 the
Newspapers if we tried. Shan't try. It will be all the more delight-
ful for you to see for yourself.
.1»
1
curse-1* covers trimmed with
torcllon lace, all sizes, good
shape—9c.
Muslin V drawnrs. not skimpy
but full size and good shape, fin-
ished with tucks—wine.
Short skirts with liclusiitclicd
ruiilc of commie—4251:.
Long skirts with (11151 171111111 and
- and licmsiitclird ilouucewsoc.
Night gowns of full length and
width, high or V necks, tucked
yoke~zsc.
and
Swiss cilllll'oidcrics. one
two inches widc~5c yd.
llrown shorts. 2% by 2%; yards
“33°-
Bleached shoots. 2y:- by 2%
yards—37%c.
Lyd.
i’uie linen crash. l7—lucli—-5c
Glues iowcliilg. 18 inch-8c yd.
Bleached iowcling, lB—iucli—Sc
yd.
llleuclled shooting. 2-111cllwgc
yd.
Ilrowu slit-oiliig,9-.1———12‘/2c yd.
l’illow cases, worth mow—7c.
Fruit of the Loom bleached coi—
tou. 4~4. .81: yd.
Heavy pure linen tublc damask.
worth 50c yd.——39c yd.
I‘lcnlmed lluck towels.
12y3c~—8c.
worth
Iicmsiilcllud towels, 1101-111251'
~—-1gc.
'l‘urkisll
[3°C.
towels. wm'ih 15cm
THE HOWEAND DRY GOODS STORE
BRIDGEPORT CUNN
THREE MORTGAGEG ARE UNPAID.
Stamford Savings Baniilrings 81111 to
Recover-on Nola: .
A suit for foreclosure of mortgages.
which recalls an interesting bit of le-
11111 history, has been flied in the civil
superior court. The Stamford Savings
bank brings a suit aidinst Cornelius
McMullen and Margaret Daley for
foreclosure of a mortgage of 81.000.
granted to James McMullen, December
3, 1870. The mortgage is on twenty
acres of land in Stamiord. in 1887
James MoMullon eormoyed the proper-
ty to Cornelius MoMllllcn. in 1893 the
eight acres of property passed into the
impression of Margaret Daisy and
Catherine Toner On March 27 Cath
orine Toner and James. her husband.
iransferred their title to Margaret D»
toy. and the entire property now
stands in the name of MoMulion and
Margaret Daisy 3
On lieutemhcr ll. 1291.001111311111‘1 bio
Mullen Wan uiiudxcd incapable oi 1111111»
using his chairs and lease Mediil of
Westport. was appointed conservator.
in November 11101 McGlii. sotins as
consorVator.mortss'sod the property“ to
the 8111111101311 stim bank tor £38.60
11111111111311 1- 12.1.3931. 1111111111111: 11an-
never to s Volty for- msni‘sih
”and? murmur iii
restored to him. March 11 Me ullcn
«scented another mortgage o gout”); so»
ennui. 3
ions
new
We.”
uuooiiio'lo 1‘1"th
Din-ins T1 sfiallsnflsilld terrible
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11 on,”
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out thati ‘ do
' gw‘su resting easy and 111.111 regular.
IN LARGER SENATE.
Mr. Koneaiy' 1 Speech at the thchfloid
Bar VBanquot.
lion. Micllhei kenealy. of stnmfmd
was one of the guests of honor at the
annual dinner of the llitchiicld County
Bar Association. He was introduced
as‘hhe next Speaker," and in its re-
port the Enquirer says:
Mr. Konculy said that if changes
in laws are necessary they must come
through the General Assembly. and
hence a grodt responsibility rests upon
the body. "i hope that during the
coming session my friends throughout
the state will den! as kindly with me
of Judge Wheeler has with the Judi
o ry."
Mr Kenmiiy spoke chiefly upon the
small also oi the Senate and the noed‘
oi its enlargement. lie never knew a
good hill, in the public interest to
foil in the House but there have boon
times when they 11111111 11111111] in the
other branch. Mr. Koncsiy made it
very clear that he did out. New that
this w due to corrupt in helices. as
has 1 often charged. in (not. that
small body is composed oi splendid
men. and time and min has
splendid service to the state by its
conservatism. 1.1111111111311111“. lion
BELIEVEB
as touch elbows there. and soon Int so
well acquainted that it it hard for 11
man to say no to his friend. ii‘ortn.
solely the also of} the sinualivlililw
anyl lndnnontm the? 11111 nine
will be apportioned sud 111 that way
believe the people at dam will be
muted. ishstior
111mm 01"“. one moi Mill“
%ions or? m
alienate o
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‘ increased attbc
. bus .
or one. especially so mills ”people have ‘
‘ ' runes
done“
”with
V “EllBAllh‘m In“; ,0.
see our «softness
.. ,tobuy- .
Watkins
& new.
112 WASHINGTON STREET,
SOUTH. NORWALK. .
Phone 148-6. - '
«'09»
Christmas
313.1ch
Makes a most delicious
roast soften cooked 1‘11 «1
Gas Range.
Kane Mon Seen
‘ Our stock of
Gas Log:
for the Xmas fireplaces.
Conn. Railway
8: Lighting Co-
Capital, 31.500.000. Eurplusfiiflspoo.
Industrial Sovlnlis and loan (:11.
' - OF N. Y.
Annual State Examinations.
Guarantee 5 per 011111.
See COBURN & LAWRENCE.
111 South Main St.
Fresh Fish.
SPECIAL GALE. ,
Fresh 8111111011. 1211: 8101111 Cell. lilo;
Frost Fish, 1'1 11111.11» 25c; Herring, 131:;
Native idols. 1211; Fresh 11111111131131.1011:
Green Woulmsh 811: Haddock. is:
Blue Fish 1211: 8111131111. 1211: Mullet:
813: Green Fiat [1:11.813 fimaii Blue
“1111.101: All kinds Fresh and Salt
Fish st rsnsonsbis prices. '
The People 5 Fish
Cluster
I for American feet, with American style and fit.
at once picceed to turn the garment sioék into cash
we’ re some to do it at a big sacrifice. ‘ 3‘ 3
There’ 5 little sentiment. about it; iust pialn bums 3mg.-
meut which prompts us to hand Out these handsome gar-33
menis to you (in many cases) less prices than the ”‘
dliCilOll. "
With nearly feur mouths oi wearing weather before 1111
this chance is not to be missed.
111‘ 133.11
The Nor-walk Shoe
FOR LADTES.
Tbey are not foreign made. - They are American made
require no breaking' in when properly fitted. Here" is e3
' difference: in style, more difference in fit, most of all V121
the was they are made. Remember Nor-3111a”: Shoes are
’ the best made. Bite $3. 00, all styles. of
' scuLEIQHERg;
Are lndorsed by great ARTISTS because they are
excelled. ior TONE. DURABlLlTY and WORKMANSH
And OUR guarantee is as good as a ”
Government Bond
The only perigcr [uni-10 PLAYER .5; ,35.”
“The
is endorsed by all the gradient ARNSTS—g-Fsold "
1111100111, 111111111 '
‘V 1.. 0.1131111111111111 “942 Stamford."
The “A B C" of coal 31111111 is to
buy at a dealer in whom you»; nor-
ioet confidence both as to oudntity and .
quality—~ono 111113111 “1011111111111 111 ~
large enough to include the kind or
cool best adapted to your own special .
unease-one who will use that each on
our is delivered in send rendition and
Norwalk Chronicler