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A . 111111.11. H. Morton. of Taylor avenue
uls spending a few days with friends in
. . ‘, Seymour.
#Iiadiss' Umbrellas. O‘Brien. '
' This Bartenders 11111111 will meet to—
marrow afternoon at 3 o ‘ciock. in Hiks’
111111.11011111 Main street.
1~5 pail Pure liurd, 60c. liuyes.
B. Herschfieid has secured two car-
loads of hard coal to be delivered at
7 his store in Wood street
UMl's. Jennie Bedient. of Chestnut
"street, who has been ill for a few days,
is able to be out again. .
~Free Clam Chowder tonight, at
Hadden’s Cafe, Wall and River Sts.
‘ Mr. and Mrs. Harry W. Mother. of
Quintard avenue. are spending a few
days with relatives in Hartford.
«9.1-0 “H arls & Son are bringing their
$1 85 said ofit’xousers to the front once
more. Read their advertisement
The Oystermenfs Union will hold a
special meeting Sunday afternOon at
4 o ’cioclt in the Central Labor Lyceum
hall.
Comstock Bros.‘ rcd tag sale is on in
full force and their advertisement org.
us you to take advantage of this op-
portunity
The Pine Ledge Whist Club will meet
Monday afternoon. with Mrs. Henry P.
P1 ice in Westnavcnue. Dues are pay-
able at this ’meetlng.
~—Frankford Sausage. 1011.,111. Hayes.“
Howland Dry Goods Company‘s Mill
End Sale is progressing and receiving
the largest sort of patronage. Read
their advertisement.
Mrs. Amelia L. Raymond. of Henry
street, tell one day this week and in-
jured herself quite badly. She is get-
ting along nicely now. howev (11.
1119 regulm monthly meeting of the
ltowayton Hose ( ompany will he held
in the quarters on the (‘11sl1m11n prop-
erty. on Monday evening. January 12.
at 8 o’clock.
-—Dry Wood, sawed and split.
mond Bros.
A regular monthly meeting of the
directors ofjlio Norwalk Hospital As-
sociation will be bcid in the rooms of
the Norwalk Club. Tuesday evening.
Ray-
‘ January 13. at 8 o‘clock.
. ,.=——Evorythlug in Comfortublcs.
greatly reduced priccs. at tho
Store. M. S. Smith & ()0.
Rev. Frank H. Divine. supcl'intcnd-
cut of missions for thc state of Con»
nectlcut. will preach in the First liup
ilst Church of Norwalk. 1111 Sunday
night. itev. Mr. llivlnc is :1 very able
and clouuent speaker.
Mr. and Mrs Thomas Edwin ilroun
Jr. of New ‘1’01 k uic guests of Mr 111111
Mrs. Frank A. Ferris. or Fairitcid 1111c-
1111c. Mr. and Mrs. Brown will remain
ovcr Sunday and Mr. llrowu wiil la-nd
the meeting of the Lamont t‘lub tomor-
l‘uw.
Coloncl Churlcs W. ilcinlric. oi
Stamford. trustee of the bankrupt cs-
tule of William '1‘. Holes. of New (lan-
.11a11. has filed his final account. and 11
hearing on its acceptance will be bold
before Roll-11cc John W. ilanks. on Jun:
nary 24, at it) a. n1.
/' .--~.l.atcsb1 Soft Hula. O'Jlrlcn.
Miss Ethel Robinson. “'11" known
in Stamford. Noroton 11nd Norwalk. is
to be married to Lieutenant Joseph
W Graomo United States Navy Sal
orday. .lanuury 17.111 Calvary Church.
New York. Her sister, Miss Gladys
Robinson. is to he maid of honor.
m—lt'rcc Clam Chowder tonight, at
lladdon'a tiarc Wail and River Stu.
The mcmhciu of the Winthrop Club.
of Norwalk. have 11111111111! tlu1 'l‘own As.
rcliibly liall. for buakctbaii pructicc
.two evenings in lilo wcck; Later it is
prolmbio that thcy will play sonic
tram. They are now llltVlilK 11111111111
among the mcmbcru. 'l wo ltvniy and
close games were plnycd Thursday
pruning.
at
New
The Palriiuld North 111111111111 of tho '
flunnocticut fluuduy School Associa-
1ion will nod 11 mootiupg in thaofiobl.
Tuesday. 11111111111111 in Au address
will be duttvorod in the afternoon by
luv. 0. W. llarkt-r. of Nowtown.
t e evening thorn will be an address
by list. it 11.011111111111111. 13.0.. of
lirtdxaport.
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11111 Tuesday night.
Dr. Charles G. Bohaunan is expected
home tomorrow. from a several days
pleasure trip. spent in Norfolk. Va.
Trinity Naval Reserve held a drill
last night and accepted the bylaws.
which will go into effect next Friday.
Miss Edna Peterson, of 1.111111111111111
Place, Brooklyn is the guest of Miss
Harriette H. Burd of Crescent Terrace
“' mh‘rae Clam Chowder tonight at
Haddcn‘ 11 Cafe. Wall and River Sis "
The funeral of Lorenzo ll. Sitcox
will be held tomorrow afternoon. at 2
o',ciock from the late rs tactics in
Thomas street East News 11. inter-
ment in East Norwialk Cemetery.
The many friends of Cyrus Avery,
who has been seriously ill at his home
in Day street. will be pleased to learn
that he has passed the critical point.
and is now on theroad to recovery.
Harry Schesnberger. of New York,
general superintendent of the New
,York Grocery Companys stains, was
in town yesterday. and called on Local
Manager Thomas 1‘. Dowd of the
Washington street store.
"Dry Wood, sawed and split.
mond Bros.
The next parish social of Trinity
Church will be held in the basement
of the church next Thursday night
Supper will 111.1 sc1vcd at 6 o 'clook and
later there will he an entertainment
under the direction of Mrs. G. W.
Stevens.
There will boa special meeting of
the Ladies’ Auxiliary of the Y. M. C
A at the 101111121 Tuesday afternoon
at 310‘ciock. A11 executive meeting
will he held at 2:45 o’clock. The lad-
ies are urged to attend. as business
of importance will be transacted.
The foreclosure proceedings against
the ingersoll property 011 Lowndcs
avenue, came 1111 for 11. hear-
ing yesterday. in the Common Pleas
court. at. Bridgeport. and the law day
for it;d€i’lll)l.ltlil was fixed until March.
Judge Joseph R. Taylor appears for tht1
petitioners and Attorney J. J. Ounce
for the defendant.
—-A few All Wool Blankets at cost.
M. J.“lVicNe-rne.v, Donovan Bioek.
in the South Norwalk Congregation-
al Church tomorrow the Rev. Paul M.
Strayer will sprcach on "Building
Stones and Stumbling Blocks." At the
vespcr hour, 4:30 p. 1n.. a special even-
tide service will he followed consist-
ing of congregational readings and
hymns with responses. A11 address
will be- given on “Children in the Mar-
hot-place."
The young men of the South Nor—
wulk High school. mot our1 day this
work. and organized a huskctbull tcum.
with Harvey Gilmore as captain. and
Laurence (licgolv manager. Practice
will be held regularly hereafter and
the team expects soon to be organized
and ready to play outsiders. A relay
track team was also started. 'l‘hc
members arc practicing at the. Nor-
wnlk Armory. this afternoon.
—-ASpeclal inducements in the Win-
dow Shade l)cpt.: Window Curtains.
host spring fixtures. 101': Opaque with
fringe, 25c: Curtain Polcs. with fix»
tures, 10c. 1111.: Rug Fringcs. all colors,
l0 and 12111-1' yd. New Storc. 'M. S.
Smith Al. Co.
The (use of (111111111 Johnson of F 11st
Nrnwulk. who wus,ur1'cstcd about a
week 111.111. by Deputy Sheriff Scullcy.
on complaint of his wiic. 11111111 11p l1c~
fore Judge Taylor. this morning. ’l‘hc
offender was tried on the charge of
drunkenntss. Johnson has liccu 1111-
having hlmsc-lf quite1 well of lutr'. and
the judge thought hc would 1.1ch the
man another chance. and accordingly
uolicd tlu1 cusc upon paymcnt of costs.
Lincoln Council. No. i. i). l'. .\. M
hold a regular meeting. last cvcuinc,
'11 which the1 decree team rchcnrscd
the exhibition drill. to bc aivcn next
Friday evening. when thc council will
hold its “masquerade soircc.” ’l‘lils
drill will be 11 featuri1 and thc 11111111
is planning to make it attractive 11nd
intcrcstlng. At the clear of thc drill
the tcum will lead off into lllt‘ grand
march. All numbers of thc team arc
requcstcd to be on hand promptly at 7
o‘clock. next Friday cvcnina.
Ray-
iMPORTANT LABOR CONFERENPF
NEW HAVEN Jan. lO.~—An impor
taut labor conference between reprc-
scniatlvm ot' the International iron
Moidcrs’ Union and officials of thc
drum of Sargent and Company. of this
city. “Yale and Towns. of Stamford.
and Corbin Manufacturing Company
and Russell and irwln Company. of
New Britain. was held at the New ”111
red House lain yesterday afternoon.
it. is raid that 1111 increasu of it) pcl‘
ccnt.. asked for by the iron moldcru
was couoidcrml.
McKinley Music.
Complete I Inc In.
10 cents Cnpy.
SKA Tits
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01m sugar 1.111.111.1111. snowman or MONEY 1.11:1.
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Red Tag‘Sa’le
launder Way. I;
Thisisa wendertul opportunity to buy Reliable
'Clothi111:.at extremely low prices. just when cold weather
seems to have come to stav.
Rcier to our circular and page advertisement oi
January 9th. for a hint of the prices—Better still come i
Cams tack M Bras.
souru NOIRWALK.
all. 32-2.
TO HAVE BEEN FIRST PROVES ONLY ANTIQUITY;
TO BECOME FIRST PROVES MERIT.
m
A dollar is worth just what it will bring. If you were
starving on a raft in mid-ocean and had a barrel of dollars
they would do you no good.
is no place to town where a dollar brings you more real
1 refer to qualities and values.
We got the combination that's required to giv'e good
value, duality and price.
it's my ambition to transact business with you on the
These are the honest and hon-
arable methods on which we have built the business.
value than at my granary.
Buy Oats That's Clean.
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NORWALK.
Tel. Call 444.
i candidly believe that there
MANUEL T. HATCH.
DIARIES AND CALENDARS
l903.
William P. Beers;
Bookseller Stationen Engraver.
49 WALL STREET,
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NORWALK. CONN.
The relief by proper adjustment of glasses of many (uses of headache.
should prompt one to relieve all possl blc
cycstrain bct‘orc rcsmtlng to
drugs. ilcfrm tloulsis do not pretend that all headaches are due to eye strain
but the increasing numbcr relieied from your to year indicates that the1 lung“
(11' propm tion are doc to this sourcc.
I (11111 who you to many cases of long-
standing headaches and dizziness cur cd by my glasses.
_ HOMER a. HOYT.
JACKSON’S STUDIO
is NOW lllUGHClllg
FINE PHOTOGRAPHS .
BEAUTIFUL WATER-COLORS.
~HIGH GRADE
CHOICE INDIA CRA YONS.
WORK ONLY.-—-
Our l’th'l‘thlM PORTRAITS are the best productions of tht1 Art.
Jun klon'n Studio.
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our 41n"‘11111n’111a1 ” ‘ ‘ ‘
\ 53 Wall St. Norwalk.
Health bv Good Living
The new sugar peas are hotter than
even; the only drawback is the war-
clty. Prudent housewives will lay In
their winter's supply. Besides. they
come cheaper by the case. M IN the
Health Brand stores. Doat forgot the
label and watch for the new connikn
meat of Library Benin.
,Mark Down January Bale.
communion Saturday. January 10th 1003 with tho largcut stock of For:
ulturc honor our roof in the Twin Cities.
Not onc article to be rooorvod.
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many of them yot unpacked go Into this note at reduced priéoil. Hundreds
of pcopio have been waiting for this solo.
gains.
.LGNISON;
Lariy comer got tho host bar
$10.50 130111111211 AT 11 9.00
112.00 cocoons AT mm
13.1111 caucus: AT 11.00
15.1111 out annulus A‘l’ 11.511
man out Dalston: 111.110
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Telephone 13718.
POPULAR AMUSEMENTB
I EDDIE FERRIS CAUGHT THE PIG.
lioyt's 'i‘hentre was crowded last
evening to witness the presentation of
'Money Mud by the lienberg Company.
and it is safe to say that few were dis-
appointed with the work of the differ
out members of the company. who par-
ticipated. but expressions of regret
were heard on all sides that Miss Bunt-
ing did not appcar This is Miss Bunt
ing‘s first appearance in South Nor-
walk but she bounce a favorite with
the theatrtrgoiug public. in the spec-
ialties the Mallory Brothers and Miss
Brooks were especially pleasing, but
Miss McN 1“ and Miss liaiiiday won
their share1 of cneorss. After the per~
formance the drawing for the pig took
place. Eddie it‘crrls, €011 of Percy E.
Ferris. hold thc lucky number and he
at once. proceeded to the work of
catching the little porkm', which was
no easy task. for just us he would have
it within his grasp the lights were
‘ turned off and be bad the work to do
' all over.
Howcver, the. lad plucklly
stuck to it. with tlu1 result that after
about ten minutcs' hard work he climb
ed the fence with the pig in his arms.
Tonight the company will close a pros-
perous week with the presentation of
Tracey. The Bandit.
PACKED THE THEATRE.
Few audiences at the Grand in re-
cent years have been larger or more
enthusiastic than the one which wit-
nessed Hooligan's Luck as produced by
the Renttrow Company. Friday even
lng. Every available sent in the then-
trc was taken, the side aisles were
crowded and toward thc timc‘for the
opening pcople were stowed away in
the corners of thc‘siage. The "stand
lug room only” sign was hung in front
of the box office at 3 o'clock. but it
made no perceptible change in the
crowd in front. of the1 window. They
had 01111111 to use Hooligau‘s Luck and
were willing to stand to do it. The
general admission pasicbonrds wcrc
engorly accepted and people shifted the
best they could to get. :1 point of view.
The total number of admissions was
over i 900. The large audience was de-
lighted with tin1 production. it was
claimed that the piece was a laugh
.provokcr and thc claim was more than
fulfillcd. There isn‘t a dull line in it
and as produced under Mr. Rentirow's
personal direction the picm11 is bound
to please audiences everywhere. The
parts wcrc well taken and the sccnry
and properties were cutircly adequate.
Altogether itoollszun‘s Luck is due of
tht1 brightest and most clever things
brought out by Mr. llcutfrow in his
long and houoinb‘c career as n thcatri-
can manager,»-chlstcr. Norrlstown.
l’a. llooilgun's Luck will be presented
at iioyt's Theatre 1111 Tuesday night.
.lanuury lit. by the llcntfrow 00.
Bill llll‘SiCAi. Slit‘t‘ESS.
Of the light musical successes of the
latter part of last season. no lirondwuy
offering had greater vogue than “The
Show Girl." or “The Magic Cup." which
will be. thc attraction at lloyt’s Then-
trc‘s, Monday night. That. “jolly bit
of tomfoolol‘y" which mudc such an
excellent impression 111 Wallack's Thc
utrc, New York City. will be present
ed on Monday evening. With its lusc-
ful costumes. gorgeous sccncry and of-
fcctive stnuc business. the plccc in
scoring a pronounced success. Mar-
gucrltc Knight. with her graceful mau-
11111.1-1wocl voice. and charming per-
souality and F1 ank l.11|11r.11s Dionyslus
11 ly the stranded theatrical manager
Win the chief tiiumphu while Robert
valley. who may be called the junior
comedian of “The Show Girl.” or "The
Magic. 11111." is likewise very happily
cant.
Willi! ilEliltiit'l‘k‘lli. EVENiNtl‘d.
chdiing on “Stonewall Jackson."
liciuud 'i‘ l’owcis. in “l land (‘l111micy."
thc Metropolitan Male Qilnrtettc. and
lie Niko. tin1 'ccllo soloist. and Under-
hip. in "As You i Ikc it " will be heard
at the flouth N111 wnlk Qunurcgutlonal
(hunk in course these make an ir-
rcslutlble 11111 tca Mr chiillng was 11
brilliant jury lawyer was invited to
h'cturc and his immediate 11111111111111
drew him to the platform pormnncntly
llc illiod ititl cognacmcuto during his
first fit/11 months. and in tho ucvcu
yours following. be lcc'tuicd t. 300
time. 11 record not surpnsscd aim-.11 1111'
boat days of iincchcr. (lotmh and Phil
lips. The St Louis (llobmnomucrnt
11111111 11dltorlnlly.“M1' Wcodllna is 111111.
fly at the head of 11111: popular lecturers
of the country. " The Atlanta Corinth
ttitlon says of tho lecture of 1111111. Tues.
day. "A 1111111111 triumph: 11111111111111 oven
the highest oxpoctuttons. When he
had dnlohcd speaking. the crowd liter:
ally Went wild with enthusiasm.”
Stonewall Jackson 111 a fascinating fig-
ure and Wendibmn presentation is
most interesting and lnstructivo. The
whole course our It on ith reserved
seats. 01511. Next Tues :31. the rent
stonewall Jackson.
lildwdrd Jackson has resigned his po-
sition as libstionlst at the Clifford. and
in new 11111111011111 in 11 similar capacity
by Frank lomonueilt. of tho Wash-
ington street bridge.
TRY OUR lMFNQVKD WHITE
"V, 11111: 111111 Win ‘ or“: 1111-11111 cocoa
411111 coco. an , nation.
on _ _
to accomplish this surely we have made price- on all that wo’
hand so low that they Inuit appeal strongly to the thrifty and tuition
people of this vicinity. ’ m .‘
11.111.11.11» that than good- are all of this season's matte .1111;
the right style.
Youtba' 811m and Overcoatn,,wero $6.00 to 012.00; soiling now for
0350,0400, 04.130.35.20, $6.00 80.40, 08.80.9800. 1
Men's Suits and Overcoatu, were $8.50 to $22. 00; 1.111119 now for,
$4. 80, $6. 00, $6. 80, $800. $9.60, 31120, $12.00, $13.20, $14.40, $16.00. .
1110,1111 JUVENILE DEPARTMENT. .1 ,
Suits and Overcoato, prices range $1. 60, 02,00 $2.40, $2.80, $3.20, j
$3. 60, $4 00, $4. 80. '
These Suits and Overcoat: Iold formerly from $2.50 to 07.50.
(loop for“;
We are selling Toquol and Tams that were 481: for 29:,
girls or boys.
25c, 39c and 48c Underwear, to close at 19c. 1 7;.
'Sillliltk 81 Print,
98 Washington Street,
SO.NORWALK.
41 111111150 Willi street.
NORWALk..j_;.
Gomg Like Soto
What? Eggs oicourse.Wh11‘? Because
customers cannot lose anuihinc because I"
give good for poor. 2310 dozen.
King apples for com dining table. 01
AFTER THE HURRY '
and worry of Xmas. perhaps you will have time to attend to the ("110611815
of your eyes. Do not keep on straining them when perfect relief can _,
he so easily secured—and at such a moderate cost.
No charge for examination.
Open every evening in December.
Tim
0. B. JACKSON,
GRADUATE OP'NOIAN
as WALL STREET, NORWALK, coma}
60
Best Quality. ’
Hickory. Oaks Maple
Chestnut and Pine.
w o o d Sawed and Split.
Raymond Bros
Buy your jewelry here.
H. S. Rood
You will not male: any film
16 South Main Street
9 mSooth Namath. Co
1 Phone 108.
Will (illAitAN'i‘lt‘lL‘ Al i.
STRICT! iY FRESH
ii lbs. of Front fish ’0' cio. Whole
tlod Fish ii cts. lb.. Haddock 711th. "1..
Small to rid. lh.. idlcak (Sod iii cta. ”1..
Pike 12 ctil. lb. litvc imbutcra. satur-
duy. lliuc ii‘ish. Sea Trout. Halibut.
i-lulmon. Native1 Flat Willi. lictn. bong:
island Oyutcru 2r. c111. qt. Opcncd long
clams :11) ctr. quart. Spinach 20 his. pk.
DRY Ellt‘lllddfl’h, 40 (‘08. QUART.
R J. CUTBILL
WM Ind Washington Itmt Bridge.
TCLM1“!
GOODS
. Telegraphu. We Guarantee
. , Theta Positions. "
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