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‘6 Mali-clump Hotel Block,
scum Nan-walk. Geno. .
""ilIVl‘AviHsn FonsoAii . ‘
or Norwalk and vicinity: Fair to
once is central this morning, in the
Lake 1191:1911. it will probably pass so
far north as not to affect the weather
win this yiclnity. Pleasant weather,
_. With low temperatures prevails in all
other sections
Freezing temperatures
moxtend as far south as Jacksonville.
Fla. Conditions favor £01 this vicin—
city. pleasant weather with tempera-
, times ranging from 5 to 25 degrees
‘: , abOVe zero.
‘,——Cranberries. 12c qt. F. D. L. 8: Co.
‘ Dr. Edward Miller, of Norwalk, was
in Georgetown last week.
, Oliver Bu1t returned to Ridgefleld,
from a. vacation in Norwalk.
,fiAll styles of Derbys. OBrien.
_ Willie Horan is ill with the grip at
his home in Hamilton. avenue. '
. J 1117. Marvin, or. East Norwalk, re-
..ceived a barge of coal, this morning.
-—Fresh Hams. Schaub’ 5 Market.
Miss Be1tie Vim Hoosear, of Cran-
’“llhl‘his confined to her home by a ser-
ious illness
Douglas Fowler Woman’s Relief
Co1ps will meet this evening, in G. A.
R. hall, South Main street.
.——Great Reduction in Horse Blan-
kets. M J. McNerney
The Oystelmen’s Union will hold a
meeting, this evening, at 8 o 'clock, in
the Central Labor Lyceum.
Councilman and Mrs. Lewis J. Reyv
acids, of Main street. Norwalk. spent
yesterday in New. York city.
' ——To close our entire stock of Gent's
Underwoar, we make one price—your
choice, 390. M S. Smith & Co
Miss Jessie Stevens, of Main street
has been entertaining Mrs. James
Wooley, of Worcester, Mass.
Miss A. E. Hamilton. of Stamford. is
visiting her parents. Rev. and Mrs.
A. Hamilton, .Newtown avenue.
—- mposslble to, foresee an accident.
Not possible to be prepared for it.
Dr. Thomas's Eclectric Oil. Monarch
over pain.
William Taylor, of “The Crescent."
6 Crescent Terrace. is spending a few
days with friends in New Haven.
Howard E. Knapp. of the carpet dc-
partment of Tristram & Hyatt is laid
up with an attack of rheumatism
are 111', Wye. 15111 gentle.
laxative, therefore an imme- .
diately perceptible effect upon
the bowels must not be ex-
peeled from them. Therein
lies their great merit.
QUICK Ad'riou
as: nnaus— ..
Vloannr Acriou
,A violent modicinei'is some-
times necessary, but it is a
necessary evil. -
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11611.35 Tanners,
' » ' An: NOTA
«talcum '9' ‘
ma,” .prloio. 35 Cent-
1 .
STOM—MADE -
OVERCOATS.‘ ‘4 .
Custom-made Overcome
have a distinctive style-11
style filial does not appear in
the ready made sort, and it is
useless to look there for it.
' ” if you how: your oyer.
coat made here. it will cost
you npvmorc than tlic midyv
to~weartdoce elsewhere, and
' that distinctive style.
Better order now-#11111
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, Schaub's Market.
I, night and Batu'rday. A slight dist11rb-,
you havi: the satisfaction of
1 Thu sloop ”c. L. Bible ,has fllschar .
to Port Jefferson. L. I. for more, .
Raymond Brothers aspect to install a
new hoisting engine ln~thclr Water
street coal yard. in the near future.
‘ mMcn's and Boys Winter Caps,
O'Brien .
A dance of great attrectlvensas for
Norivalk young men will be held at.
the Toque‘t Hall Westport, tonight. 1
A baby girl arrived a tow days ago
in thy; home of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel;
«Turkeys. Chickens and Geese.
William K. Maples was the guest
Wednesday night, of his brother.
James Whiting Maples. of New York
‘ city
Mrs Merlin J. Waterbury, of New
ton, spent the day, recently, with her
aunt Miss Sarah Andreas. South Nor-
walk. 9 , .
.MDeposit you Savings ln-The South
Norwalk Trust Co. Money deposited
on or before the 10th of the month will
draw interest from January 1st
Mrs. J. M. . Morris. who has been the
guest of her mother. Mrs. Alexander
Smith of Merwln street, has returned
to East Orange, New Jersey.
The Rev. Mr. Cunningham. pastor
of the East Avenue Methodist Church.
will conduct the service at the Gran-
bury chapel, Sunday afternoon.
“Prunes 51' lb; 6 lbs., 250.
Lawton & Co.
The. Town Board of School Visitors
will 1meet tomorrow morning, at 10
o’clock, at the office of J. B. Lawrence,
in South Main street, to pass onseml-
monthly bills.
Rev. Alexander Hamilton is in New
York and will attend, this evening. as
guest. the eleventh annual banquet of
Society of Colonial Wars at Delmonl-
co's, Fifth avenue.
~Speclal from Hosiery Dept.: Chil
dren'e High Spliced Wool Hosiery. to
close in one lot, 1-91: pr. M. S. Smith
& Co.
Fred A. Elle, Louis Leonard and
Joseph B. Ells, Jr., of Norwalk, who
attended the assembly, in Ridgcflcld.
Friday evening. were entertained by
Mrs. Samuel M. Seymour.
Thursday. January it, the annual
meeting of the South Norwalk Congre-
gational Church for election of officers.
brief reports of the year's work and
other business of importance.
mTeri-lble plagues, those itching,
pesteringdiseascs of the skin. Put an
end to misery. Dean's Ointment cures.
At any drug store.
Samuel Waring, formerly of South
Norwalk, whose home. is now in Brook-
lyn, is spending a vacation with
friends in town. Dr. Waring will re-
sume his duties next Wednesday.
Newsdealer Thomas J. Magner will
move into his new quarters, the store
next south from his present quarters.
next week. The store is now being
cleaned and put in shape for occupan—
W-
—-—See Emma Bunting as the “Min
cess," Matinee tomorrow.
Theodore Tobey, of LOWllllOS avenue.
.who was injured in the C. S. 'l‘row-
bridge mnnufactory recently, was able
to be out for a short time. yesterday,
and called on his fellow workmen in
the factory.
i, In the athletic tournament of Com-
pany D, next month. it is proposed to
have lnterscholsstic events open to pu-
pils in the schools in the vicinity. and
it is expected that the preparatory
schools will enter contestants.
' —4 lbs. Breakfast Bacon, 50c. Hayes.
. The Franklin avenue basketball
team and the Junior St. Mary T. A.
B Cadets' five will play a game at the
school hull. ill Leonard street Satur~
day mowing. to decide the champion~
ship, as each team, has won a game.
1 Ex- -Mayor George B. Buxton and A.
H. Pomeroy, of Norwalk, will sail, for
Cuba,. Saturday, in the inte1est of
stockholders in the Cuban— American
Lumber and Transportation Company.
They expect to be gone at least a
month
. ~—Cranberrles. 12c qt. F. l). 1.. 6’; Co.
Several of the young men of South
Norwalk have formed a bowling club
and hold Meetings evely Wednesday
evening, in the alley in South Main
street A score of each member is be-
lng kept and there will be a supper
held at the close .of tho season
The oiiiccrs of the Nulwalk like l'lc-
partmcnt will hold a meeting. this
evening, at the rooms of the Fire Po-
line, The officers are to appear before
the city council at the next meeting,
and learn Just whatmre their duties.
And thus the whole mattei will be thor—
Oughly talked over tonight.
. ~oom Corned Beef, 6c. in.
FD.
liaycs.‘
Our Stook
' Win “"
I: may compidé. and while
tbe quality is first class. the
prices are Indeed very reason-
“bl", 1
f i ”AM 1
Richard Noackv
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a ; nausea
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McCarthy. of Center avenue. Norwalk.‘ .
ed her cargo of. oysters. and returned ‘
tomers Came and saw
not a one or two dau
moueu.
and bought.
sale; it lasts.
sheila With all the sirenglh of thouSands of Mill End values be-
one its march this morning. . 52
What a magnificent sale it is!
response todau s was a real surprise.
I
Used as we are to quick heeriu
Bu thousands. the cus-
A steadu stream of Mill End
bargains is flowing out from the store.
Thaisiream will continue for dads and daus.
the power and value of the Mill End sale: it grows in varielu and
worth each dab as it does with each return to the store.
a
Therein lies
it is
No time to write more; no time to tell how goods are being
snapped up. We are too busu taking care of customers. ,
Come and see it ior uourself and see how casu it is to save
SHAMROCK urs NEW SPARS.
GLASGOW. Jan. 9*The American
made spars intended for the Shamrock
ill. have arrived here. The hollow
maiumast, excluding the topmast, is 82
feet in length
FINE MILLINERY
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REDUCED
‘ PRICES.
Latest Designs in For. Beaver.
and Veloet Hats.
M.F.ACKERMAN
81 MAIN STREET, NORWALK.
Connected with large Bridgeport es-
tnblishment.
TURNlNG A NEW LEAF.
Dr. Dick's Medicine Company has a
new leaf, giving testimonials to the
value of their medicine from Nor-
walk's and South Norwnlk's best (host
health, too) citizens. if you want. to
turn a new leaf that will go a long
way to making you a new man. turn
one of those leaves from around a bot.
lie of Dr. Dion 3 Medicine and take the
lncdlcinc. Fifty cents a turn. Make
a. new man of you for fifty cents. A
$50,000 man for fifty cents.
Fresh Fish.
" SPECIAL sALE. ‘
Market God, 5c ”1.; Haddock. be "1.;
lfilaiflsh iic lb.: 5 lbs. Frostfish 25c; Bab
mon, 121: “1.; Large Eels“ 10c lb: 3 lbs.
26c; Steak Cod 10c; nkerei lilo:
Bm‘elt 10c: Clams and ystora, 25c
qt. All other kinds of Sea Food soll~
lay; at very low prices.
The People’ 5 Fish
, and
Oustet Market
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ludai glad of Washington ghost Bridge.
old palliation Army Building.
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To open an account with
The South Norwalk.
Trust Companu
Savmgs Department pays 4
per cent interest. Deposits
made on or before the lilth oi
the mouth will draw interest
from Januai‘y‘nisi. ‘
ON $1. 25 PER DAY
lour folcluilicis owucd their
own homes, and were imlc-
pcnilcnily \vcll oil. You are
not 111.1i11g..,,illut 1111 $15 and
more 11cr “from,“
Don't you feel that ii is nil-
visablc to put part of your
earnings away, especially in 11
Savings liuuk, where it will
cum iuicrcsi nioncy?
Four per cent. is what we
pay on deposits
SOUTH N01§WALK SAVINGS
United Bank Bldg.
EiluNaiimalBank
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
Dahlia]. 1100100000
Surplus. $100,000.00
0111s; Proflfs. 140,700.00
Jens 11. reams. Prunes.
.IAcca M. lAF‘I‘ON. Bullion
" vDiRlG‘l’ORIl
John H. Fam- Henry anymour
John H. Knapp 1 1 Christian SWAN:
John H. Li m E. H. Mathew-on
Josiah R. arvin samurai Grumman
J, Wallaco' ...'.v11'1.
, on...“ ér 2. L.
Manual-ifs Jellcmd- W .
THE NORWALK IAVINGI IOGIITY,
NORWALK, DID. 11TH, 1902.
...,........
interest at the rate of Three and
One-half per cent our annual for the
current six months. will be credited.
. Deposition January int, 190%, and him
bothers on and after 319th.
SOLID IIIFD SUCCESSFUL. _
THE HOWLAND. DRY Goons co
BRIDGEPORT. coNN.
It Is Time-
Na tine
Board of Relief.
Notice is hereby given that the
Board of Relief of the Town of Nor~
walk will meet at their allies, Opera
House block:
Monday, January 5. 1903, from 2 to
4 p. m. 9
Wednesday evening, January 7th, 7
to 9.
Saturdhy, 10in, 2 to 4 p. m.
Monday, 12th, 2 to 4 p. m.
Wednesday, 14th, 2 to 4 p.‘ 111
Saturday, 17th, 7 to 9, evening.
Monday, 19m, 2 to 4 p. m.
The meetings are for the purpose of
hearing and determining any and all
uppcals made to them from the doings
of the assessors on the list of 1902.
They will also meet with the assess-
ors, as a joint board. Monday. January
19th, at 4 p. 111., for the purpose of
ubuilng the polls of sick and dlsublcd
persona.
JAMES Sll’i‘lllcnlAND,
CHARLES W, DELL,
JOHN W. GREENWOOD,
Board of llclicf.
Norwulk, Conn, Doc. 23, 1902.
1123 to 118
WILL PAPERS.
YourllaForative
Every woman of taste has
some special scheme of color or
deal which she desired carried
out in her room. Each room has
its own particular paper. and we
oiier you a comprehend re stock,
which will have b: iyht 1:: Tools on
your walls. it“; ‘ 3.11.: is brighten
your hon-c. ,
Plums “Primed and Window
Shades mails to order.
, Pamraas'. SUPPLIES.
sass. cocoa.
W
thGI. 10C.
Cloth Window Shades, with
iringeHagow .
W111 ,~ 1“
Painting;
' ' ‘ SPECIAL: , J
White Curtain Poles with Fix.
The simple statement that we have decided to buy
cloak sale may not convey to your mind the economic i
portance of the event. so- to further emphaSIze the matter {We
would explain that this sale means a radical reduction o"
price on every garment in the stock. it means that the p ‘
fit makingr season is over in this store. It means that we sha
at once proceed to turn the garment stock into cash, and.
we’ re gomg to do it at a big sacrifice. . -' f
There' 5 little sentiment about it; iusi plain bus ness judge
mentwhich prompts us to hand out these handSomé g
ments to you (111 many cases) less prices than the cost oi pro
ductlon.
With nearly four months oi wearing weather before yo
this chance is not to be missed.
'31 and 85 Washington 11.. So. 1111111
The Nor-walk Shoé
FOR LADIES,
They are not foreign made. They are American meal
for American feet, with American style and fit. 77!“
require no breaking at when properly fitted. Tbere is F
difference m style, more difference 17: fit, most of all i
the way they are made. Remember Nor-walk Sfioes are
the best made. Price $3 00, all styles, at ~
Olsen’s Shoe Store,
SOUTH NORWALK. .
——mm———
SCHLEICHER
PIANOS
Arc lndorsed by great ARTISTS, because they are. un»
:xcelled, for TONE DURABILITY and WORKMANSl-lll’ "
And OUR guarantee is as good as a
Government Bond.
The only perfect PIANO PLAYER is ” ‘
11 . 1 I
The Apollo”
is endorsed by all the greatest ARTISTS—sold on easy terms ,
SCHLEICHER 6: sons,
WARE ROOMS, iifi lliiii ST.‘ ‘ ‘
1. 1). Telephone "942 Stamford." STAMFORD. ca
«nunonnwuoomoenme
About
.uying
Coal
The "A B C” of coal buriah‘ls to‘ ,
buy of a dealer In whom you have pen 1 8
fort confident'o both as to quantity and ‘.
quality—vein whose assortment is
large enough to Include the 112.1131 A
coal beat adopted to your own 1111111111
nrcdum one who will is... that each or-
dcr is delivered in good condition and
11a dliectod.
We think we're "it.;'
earn! mmlsmwmflnmm '
«some ishuvpmiblu. . F .
um Different Kindl.
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