The oath Norwslk Outing Club will .
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monthly meeting. this surplus.
or meeting. tomorrow sven‘in,
cChain‘ Hall.» -- '
my C. Davis. of the Norwallt
rdware Common; spent Sunday
. friends in New Hayes. ‘
dies' Temperance Society of
his Church will meet toinor-
netted. 0. K. 013M. 0..
tthis evening, in Mystic Chain
lihm J. Foster. bookkeeper for
st and Carl Tews,
been visiting their cousin.
Hausa. oi! Spring street.
Mr ' and Mrs. l. H. Reed. of Main
street Norwalk. entertained friends
from Bridgeport and East Norwalk ov-
er the Sabbath? ‘
Miss Mary E. Allen. teacher at the
Hiiihouse High school. New Haven,
» has been spending her vacation at her
home in Norwalk. .,
Miss Myrtlce Johnson; who has been
- the guest of Mice Maud Bush or Nor-
wulk, has returned to her home in
Broad Brook. Conn. .
The public schools of the town open-
ed this morning, alien. the New Year's
vacation. having been? closed since last
Wednesday afternoon.
The Barbers Union will hold its
regular semi-annual monthly meeting
. tomorrow evening, in Centrsii Lnbui
Lyceum, South Main street.
_ v—Vsry few brands of Cigars hold
their Own like the imperial ‘Crown. It
has be sold for 10 years and over
and is n it considered one of the stan-
dard brands. ‘
The Wednesday Evening Euchre
Club, formerly the “ Silent Eight"
Club ivill meet Wednesday evening.
with Mr. and Mrs. Stuart C. Marshall,
of Monroe street. ,. , ,
The“ many friends of Mr and rMs.
W. R. Mackey, of Main street Daricn.
will be pleased to learn of the arrival
of a baby girl to brighten their home.
The child was born last night.
Miss Mary E. Allen; Fred A. Elia,
Louis Leonard. and Joseph B. Elle, Ji.,
of Norwaik. attended last Friday even—
ing. the third assembly dance of the
series. given to the young people at
Ridgcileldb
D. Burr Beach. of South Norwalk.
conducted the installation of officers
at Wascussee. Encampment, I. 0.0. F.,
in Stamford last night. He was or.»
oompanicd by members from the South
Nor-walk Encampment. ,
Paul R. Cutblli has given up his po-
sition as manager or the market at 301
of Lyons
Main street. Dsnbury, and has taken .
the management of a store near Stam-
ford. The Danbury market will con-
tinuo to be run by Mr. Cutbill' is father,
a. 'J. Cutbili of South Norwalk.
James M. Lane and daughter. Luel-
la 1. Lane, from South Norwai‘lr, Con-
n. nocticut‘: red he somber 28th.
,, stopping it [555,” Palin dial. They are
.1. rjfldfiy' eased ' the climate.
‘ “and B'c'e in Mimi, and anticipate
i‘ésnending some time here. ~Mismi
- . Florida. News.
‘ A special service In accordance with
the week of prayer. which is being ob-
served this week. all om the country
will be held Wednesday Waning. at 8
ac block. in the chapel of the Norwallt
Cong tiouai Church. litev. Romilly
umphrios. rector. of Trinity
; church. “will deliver an address.
.5 Hill. Wing. of death Norwalk.
" admitted services in a Methodist
ion opal Church, and annuity.
Coniuiunioa services were held in the
NI
in ad Brothers. is confined to his '
ll. Cunco. the Washington street
frultarer, in mourning the loss of a
iPrintable dog, which died yesterday.
Mills Nellie Morris has returned to
her home in Poughkeepslo. N. Y., after
having been the guest of her brother.
William Morris, at South Norwalk.
Percy E. Ferris had the ends of one
of lib lingers taken art in the gearing
of big new automobile. this morning.
is; bidding; and Ormond McClave,‘
of d guwate’r. N. J.. have been guests
of Mrl and. Mrs. lildgur ii Fox, 112
wen _, “
Pres cut. George Iii. Sartain. of the
Brown lluslnsss College. has returned
' from h i home in Scranton. Pia. where
he spent the holidays. The college re—
opened this morning.
Miss .Elsle Brotherton, daughter of
William P .Brothertou. of West street,
and a learner resident of South Nor-
walk. is ill of scarlet fever, at her
home in New Rochelle.
Doorkecpers‘ Circle. King’s Daugh-
tors, of the Norwuik Congregational
Church, will meet Monday evening.
January 12 with Mrs. A. J. Meeker, of
Matt avenun Norwalk
Ministerial; Circle. King's Daugh-
tors, of tin Norwulk Congregational
Church will meet tomorrow afteinoon.
at 3 o’clock, at the home of Miss Sarn
uh E. Lewis. Lewis street, Norwalk. ‘
Miss Maiy Hyatt. of the Norwuik
Baptist Chart in. and Mrs. Mary E. Ben-
nett. ofrthe South Norwnlk Congrega-
tional Church. united with the Nor-
walk COllgl'legitIOImI Church, Sunday
morning. >'~
The Ladies Benevolent Association
of the Norwalhl Congregational Clllllfh
will hold their monthly meeting Wed-
nesday afternoon at 3: 30. at the chap-
.cl. There will be a paper on “(‘hlnu
and Convulsion.
J. B. Raymond expects to cut ice on
his pond in Brocllside. this season, and
the Board of Health will not allow any
me e skating thrre, Mr. Raymond
ho the next mid snap will freeze
the ice sullicitutlx thick to cut.
The Company I basket ball team
will play the [lam malty of Pennsylvan-
ln team at the armory, this evening.
and the game shoal ll wow. a fast and
interesting content. I‘he Moatuuks will
line up against till Electric File. at
Stamford
The regular montlilv meeting of Put-
nam Hose Company will be held to-
morrow evening, at \ o‘clock. instead
of this evening. in the hose house in
Franklin street. The change is made
to allow Captain Luther M. Wilght.
who was recently Chilled (lollm‘lli'llilll.
to attend the first mailing of the new
council. this evening.
The many fi’ler‘ids oi Richard C.
Mitchell in the Norwalk< will be pious-
ed to learn that he is much improved
in health Mr. Mitchell' has been stay-
ing in the mountains oi Arizona thi
past year and his residence there has
so much improved his health that he
recently returned to DCHV’I'. where he
is now residing. He wriios friends in
Norwalk that he has not felt so well
in six years.
Miss Louise Norris entertlined a par-
ty of friends last Wednesday evening,
at her home. 60 Taylor aveiue. Piano.
violin and bango music was enjoyed.
after which a fine collation was serv-
ed. Among the guests was Mr. and
Mrs. Edward L. Daniels. Mr. and Mrs.
Ernest Wilkinson. Miss Frances Bas-
sen Miss Fitzpatrick, Miss Emma Nor-
ris. Miss Violet Cousins, Cole) Ruscoc,
James Cole and others.
Mr. and Mrs. William J. McKen-
drick. of, New Canaan. entertained
twenty-two persons at a New Year’s
dinner. Those present were \ir. and
Mrs. Charles Crabbe and family. and
Mr. and Mrs Wilbur Crabbe, of Stem-
ford; Mr. and Mrs. George Finch and
family, of Norwallt:
Richard Abbott, b! orwnill: Mrs
Charles Crabbe and Chester and Har-
old Crabbe. of Roxbury. and Muir it, c,
Banger, of New Canaan. ‘
Announcement is made“ of the en-
gagoincnt of Miss Georgianna Ciuil of
64 Walnut street. one of the opera-
tors lu the local allies of the South-
ern New England telephone Company.
to P. Wallace Orr. of Albany. Miss
Curll has numerous friends in Stainl-
lord and vicinity. and the young mun
is to be c “gratuliatcd in winning
such a char bg gl it is GXDL’t'Ii‘iI
that the wading will take place in
t riu .—-Btainfcrd Advocate *
a. . kmmwu. a
Hooks y Sticks.
renunciation .25.»
”Mfltlflkl acuIiIcI-sssnipiuiuo-r15c
lac ail¢k_' Glitttwv hoonlvlllroolna we
lie illicit. .. 3c
IRATE.
onlookers Union ivill held‘a »
u
l‘. and Mrs, ,
House Coats that were 33.50, 35.00 and
16, now
IIOCIIIQCOIOO «««««« I‘ll-Q
Bath Robes that were 33. 50. $5. 00 and
$6.00, new
cysts... ...... .....-..-na.
that will be snapped up quickly.
ones it Y REDUCED I
Holiday buying was gratifying. but not all the handsome House Coats .
and Bath Robes we had were taken. The man who did not get one of these ,
home comfortsnow has an opportunity to supply himself for very little money.
$Il98’
$| 98.
Don’t neglect this opportunity; dou' t delay coming. These are bargains
*ams tack Bros.
‘ rrmiva.
1nd Zinc.
loath swim, a...
chansons an.
ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS.
Coleman, the newsdcaler, has reduc-
ed prices on hockey sticks.
. Just turn to Lorenzo Dibble’s adver-
tiscment and see what he is doing.
Mrs. lmogene Coley of New York.
has been visiting friends in South Nor-
walk.
.The Boston Store Company are ad—
‘ vertising some specials in their ready-
to- -wear department.
Frederick l. Boyer has been ill the
past week. with malaria,.at his home
in Main street Norwalki;
Ex~Councllmun E. it. Boyer has had
a telephone installed in his residence
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scum NORWALK. N w i m “a“ we“ N°“”““‘
“ . 0R ALK’ ~ The directors of the Norwalk Club
Tel. Call. 32-2. Tel. Call 44-4. , will hold their regular monthly meet-
ing at the club Tuesday evening.
TO BECOME FIRST PROVES MERIT.
W
A dollar is worth just what it will bring. if you
they would do you no good.
is no place in town where a dollar brings you more
I've got the combination that's required to giv'e
value, quality and price.
basis of intrinsic ‘mcrit Those are the honest and
Buy Oats That's Clean.
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l903.
40 WALL STREET.
JACKSON' 5 STUDIO.
tn. blowout Out... now upon
. fbr intonation.
Jaokopn’ofitudlo. "a; W.ll}$t.. No
their winter's supply.
meat of Library Books.
TO HAVE BEEN FIRST PROVES ONLY ANTIQUITY;
starving on a’ raft in mid~ocean and had a barrel of dollars
l candidly believe that there
value than at my granary. I refer to qualities and values,
It's my ambition to transact business with you on" the
’ arable methods on which we have built the businesl.=.
‘ MANUEL 1-. ,Harci-i ~
DIARIES AND CALENDARS
William P. Beers}
Bookseller. Stationer. Engriver.,
NDRWALKGONN.
Chrlqtmas Photographs
A Fine collection of chain. Portriitt-ln all
.. Health by Good Living
The new sugar pens are better than
even; the only... drawback is the ION-v.
city. Prudent housewives will lay 11100
come cheaper by the case. At all the
Health Brand stores. Don‘t forget the
label. and watch for the now consign
_, Sturtevant has made sweeping reduc.
‘ tions in every one of his fifty-two de—
pai‘tments. Read his advertisement.
The A. M. l. D. Society will hold
their regular monthly meeting to-
, marrow evening. in Sons of Temper-
’ mice Hall. Silvermine.
The Bridge Fish Market are charg-
lag the lowest prices possible for the
beat flab. All goods are warranted.
Read their advertisement.
Miss Mayme McGlynu and Kittie
Moran have returned to their homes
in Ridgedeid after having spent a few
dot with friends in South Norwalk
Two million Americans suffer the
' .uring pangs of dyspepsia. No need
J. Burdock Blood Bitters cures. At
any drug store
Asubscripiion dance will be held in
Toquet Hall. Westport. Friday evening.
December 9th. Aboutetwenty-five Nor-
walk young people expect to attend.
Miss Alice Lyon. of“- ohwalk. left to—
day. for New York cit :wfliere she will
resume her duties with a large milli-
WOTG
real
good
.hnnr
for the spring trade.
if you want to hear about a real
mine, the Queen of Sheba. read the ad-
, Lvertisement of Greene d: Duncan. and
then inquire of the gentlemen direct
for further and fuller detail.
, Rev. H. L. Field, of Bridgeport, who
is stationed in the West. oillciated at
St. Paul's Church. yesterday morning.
and at the Berkeley street chapel. in
the evening. The music at both scr-l
vices was ve'ry well rendered.
The members of Eurekah Lodge,
Daughters of Rebekah. are highly elat-
ed over the success of their recent
"Mother Goose Market." Despite the
unfavorable weather. three nights, they
wéll‘clesr about 2150 as a result of the
a a r.
. Judge John H. Light addressed the
members of the Men's Christian in-
quiry Club. and their friends. yester-
ity." The address was followed by an
interesting discussion, in which nearly
all thoilo present took part.
Norwa‘ik Typographical Union. No.
529. will hold its regular monthly meet-
ing. tomorrow evening. at the office of
the City Printing Company. in North
Main street. Two new candidate: will
be rcceivedaand the mortal too on per-
mansnt quarters will we t. '-
co'iihe prayer meetings of the Norwaik
rwulk.
have been omitted during the
builds a, will be resumed with the ser-
vice 'l' uraday evening. at 7: 80. in the
India' parlor. Subject: "How to Get
afreih Start " This meeting will be
followed by the church prayer service.
‘i when the pastor will speak on the cur-
rent events of the year now closed.
drawing suggestions train them. At
” the close of this meeting a nominating
' committee to elect a list of church ot-
Besides. they
pointed.
LOVI AND THRIFT.
‘ The late Protomr Bhuttlsworth. of
Caution. was particularly fond of tuna
, in: how. when he once acted on locum
, mom in Dcvonshirc.» had too, {pro
aloha ml: banal grills“ mid?!
r on are on on
Hashes”! Wigs you" strain called
I .
“so put up the
Mid
7m. Shed Iron. Copper
$.11.
ncry concern which is getting ready ‘
day noon. on "Judaism and Christian- ‘
nmatlonal Young Peoples Boole- . .
ty.w hie
hem for the ensuing your. will be up-
zHADDOCK
NATIVE :I'LAT FISH SIM TROUT.
Many of our lines of YOUTH'S SUITS are badly “bro '
have decided to close out all of our Fancy Cassliucrs. .
. Cheviot Suits at a REDUCTION OF‘ TWENTY PER GEN-T.
Suits formerly priced iii. to 50, 88. 50 and $10. 00. are now
,u. 00, $5 20. 36. so and $8. 00. ,
who is so hard on his clothes can be fitted out at our store with the
right kind of clothes at ONE-FIFTH LESS THN ORIGINAL PRICES
Suits formerly priced from 82 to #5 can now he bought at fro
to 34. 00.
We are closing out the remainder of our SMOKING JACKNT
BATH ROBES at about one-third off.
Hats and Furnishings.
Sillillk & Hill. Hills H SH t
98 Washington Street. 43 and 50.Wai
50. NORWALK. NORWALM
See What We’ re Doln
Potatoes—When in want remember
that we have 'Long Island Potatoes
grown in sandy ID", dry, mealy. white
cookers. Finest to be had, 25c pin;
95c bu. in 5 bu. lots. A few
small Pfiatoec, good but small, 20:: pk.
Armour’o Star Pork without bone.
"l. but Pork put into barrels now on
so a.
Dried Beef—We rise to remark If
thorn Is one thing more than another
that this store oxcollo in, it lo the
goodness of its fine out Dried Beef. ‘
I have been told by salesmen “on the
road" that we cut more Dried Beef
than all the stores in Norwalk com-
bined. We propose to keep the lead
by getting more to try it. Once tast-
ed always liked. We sell from 6 ton one In the lot. Cluruwin
cents worth up. the price? So an. 22
LORENZO DIBBI‘I;
Eggs—Last fall
Eggs at a price (0‘
called for and every ‘9
good or to be made good. ,
them offl have decide c on i:
on and out deep.
guarantee as bad
not good: We have no
tor at 30¢ a «10:. and ‘ vii
proved good. Warranted good m
23:: dos.
No “Renovated” Wadi)
tor cold. Pure author it
Right price too. “
Older, sweet did you sit
it's sweet as could its desire '
made from rune: spot“. Not
AFT-ER THE HURRY
and worry of Xmas, perhaps you will have time to attend to the need.
of your eyes. Do not keep on straining them when perfect relief c ‘
be so easily secured—«and at such a moderate cost.
No charge for examination.
Open every evening in December.
, secondly .
Hickory. Os.
Buy your [cruelty hers.
H. S. Rood. cram
LOWII‘I‘“PNICIO POCIIILI ION
IIOT FIN-I. ALI. 0000. WARNANT- ’
ID. MONIV IACK IF NOT DATiflo
Fling” Plait. ii lbs. 26o
noon. in lo.
outflow. 2'3“
its. 1
moor.
"BODNyCLA
rumored: .
Wildcat.”
Norwalk Chronicler