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The directors of the City National
Bank will meet Monday afternoon and
elect officers for the ensuing your.
John B. Lawrence will address the
- members of the Men's Christian in-
quiry Club tomorrow noon on the sub-
. ject “Christ iu‘lbe Old Testament.
-P0rk Chops ”WC ll). Sausage 10c.
llayes’.
The. I'lpworlh League service of the
First Methodist Church tomorrow eve-
ning will be led by Willarn 0. Taylor;
topic, "A Message from His Word."
Young people are especially invited to
attend.
«Yale vs. ()0. ll‘. Monday night.
The Men's iliblr class. of the First
Methodist Church will consider tomor-
row at their noon day session "The
men who have turned the world no
Side down.“ All men are invited to be
present.
Miss Kathryn liyncman entertained
a few friends, last owning. at. her horm-
in Cranbury. A skating party was a
feature of the occasion. after which the
guests spent the. evening at Miss ilyue.
man's hotne.
wBoys' Hats and Caps. O'Brien.
Mrs. Sarah Taylor. of (trove street.
went. to Westpott yesterday. to visit
Stier sister, and met with a painful ac-
cident. in some manner she fell. and
injurtd herself so that it is impossible
for her to return home at present.
A meeting of the. Legislative Com
mittee appointed by the South Nor-
walk Council and approved by the city
will be held this evening at 8 o’clock
in the Council chamber in liaviland
street. The meeting will be very im-
portant.
~Fresh Hams l2$§c 11).. Pork Chops
and Roast Pork 121M: lb. Hayes'.
District Deputy Howard N. Godfrey
will install the officers of Uncas Hay-
makers‘ Association Monday evening.
The ceremony will be performed in
Red Men's Hall and the deputy will be
accompanied by a delegation of the
Norwalk Haymahors.
J. W. Fant lost his-valuable horse.
Prince. last night. Mr. l‘ant called a
veterinary, who put forth his best if
forts without favorable outcome. Mr.
li'ant purchased the animal from Colo-
litl Leslie Smith and hill] refused a very
high price for him.
—-Special inducements in the Hos-
iery and Underwear Dept, preparatory
for new arrivals. Corsets of all sizes
and makes. M. S. Smith & Co.
Columbia Circle, Companions of. the
Forest, held a regular meeting Thurs-
day evening in Red Men's Hair. when
several new members were. taken in.
it was voted to hold a roll call in con-
nection with the next meeting on Feb-
ruary 5. to be followed by a social and
refreshments, for members only.
The sermon by the Rev. Paul Moore
Strayer at the South Norwalk Congre-
gational Church tomorrow will be on
the theme “Blessed are the Unoffend—
ed." The vesper service will be de-
votional and evangelistic with an ad:
dress on “An Easy Yoke.” . Mrs. Sims
will sing, “I heard the Voice of Jesus
Say.”
—-'l‘he ofllee of the Old Well Laun-
dry is now open for business. 80 Wash-
ington St.
The Norwalk Fire Department will
hold a. special meeting Monday night
at the rooms of the Fire Police for the
purpose of making arrangements to
attend service at St. Marv‘s Church
Sunday averting. January 25th. when
the rector, Rev. James H. O'Donnell
will deliver a special sermon for the
occasion. '
This eveninl: at 8 o‘clock in the west
parlor of the South Norwalk Congrega-
;tional Church. the teachers of the Bi.
. his school will meet with Superinten-
dent Frank A. Ferris. to study the
lesson of tomorrow. The meeting; is
usually held Thursday evenings. but
the annual meeting of the church ne-
cessitated the change. '
The ice dealer} have been hustling
the last few days. trying to complete
the work of harvesting a good sized
crop of ice for next -snmmer's con?
cumptlon. The present mild weather
has can them to ‘thake extra efforts
to compl to the task. The skating
;. was still good yesterday on the ser-
Tornl‘ponds about town where it til at.
loved
'Thejflighcst Grade
. fiiggars.
.
.
THE‘- sum—n N
--ii‘reuh or Corned Plato Boot tic lb.
Hayl’.
Mrs. William F. Kora has been ill
the put few days. .
A. H. Merrill, of Water street, to
colved I large shipment of clams from
Providence. ii. l.. this morning.
~i‘rom Port Chester. Greenwich.
Danbury. Bridgeport, parties are com-
ing to attend the burbers' bell, Monday
night In Arlon Hall. You cannot afford
to miss it. *
Edward Merriam, of M. S. Smith St
Company. is seriously ill at his home
in West street.
Mrs. C. F. Boutwell will substitute
for Miss Sullllu in the South Norwalk
llaplist Church tomorrow as Miss Sulf-
lln is unable to be present.
-—-A rule of trimmed and untrlmmed
flats at greatly reduced prices on Sub
urday and Monday. Jan. I? and llith, at
Mrs. A. Altenbrandlfs. 31 South Main
Street
Beginning tomorrow, there will be
no more evening services at (lrai-c
Church until further notice. Services
will be held at 4:15 in the. afternoon.
E. A. (lurtln. of Philadelphia. has
been in Norwalk the past \VH—‘k tuning
pianos for ll‘rcdcrirk it). Lockwood. of
Norwalk. Mr. (lurlln expects to leave
town tonight.
~~A complete line Mcrcerlzed Moire
Silesias, l’t'l‘l‘allllt‘: in fact. all up lo
date Linings. Special reductions on
all Dress Goods. M. S. Smith it Co.
The annual meeting of Company i“
will be held at the armory after the
drill Tuesday night. At that nicotine
civil officers will be elected and com-
mliiees appointed.
A son has been born to Mr. and
Mrs. Howard Knapp, of Riverside are
one. Norwalk. Mr. Knapp la'employ-
ed in the carpet department of th.
firm of ’i‘ristrum and Hyatt.
"Very few brands of Cigars hold
their own like the imperial Crown. it
has been sold it?! 10 years and over.
and is now considered one of the stan-
dard brands.
The devotional exercises of the hip-
worth League. in the Norwalk Metho-
dist Church tomorrow evening at 6:30
o‘clock will be conducted by Miss Ana
nie Derker; subject. A Message from
His Word. All are. cordially invited.
Cornelius Sheehun. the Plymouth
in-nue, Norwalk. typhoid fever pal-
ieiit.. continues in a critical condition.
'l‘hursday a consultation of illlt‘llii'S was
held over the case. and yesterday there
was another consultation. The (‘i‘ifilh
will probably be reached tonight or to
morrow. This is the third case ol' the
disease that has occurred in this house.
whens Spring Lamb Misc, Lamb
hilltops lilo, Forcquarters S-lOc. llayes'.
The. criminal court of Common Pleas
will convene in Bridgeport Monday
with Judge. Light presiding. As usual
there are no Norwuik cases on the. doc-
ket, and no jurors have been drawn
from here. Sheriff Scuiiey has suin-
moned Joseph lllndiey and Clarence id.
Seolleld. from llarlen. and George W.
Hatterson and (lounge W. tlodfrcy.
from Wilton. to do jury duty.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles i“. 'l‘risiram
and Mrs. A. C. Wheeler. of Norwalk.
who had planned to start south next
i‘linrsday for the benefit of Mrs.
Wheeler‘s health. have deferred the
trip indefinitely. on the receipt of a
telegram yesterday. stating that Roby-rt
ilix. fatiur of Mrs. 'l‘ristraln and Mrs
Wheeler. who has been ill at his borne
in New York. had suddenly been taken
worse, and serious results are. feared.
A BREATHING SPELL.
If the consumptive could
only keep from getting worse
it would be some encourage
ment. {
Scott’s Emulsion at least
gives tired nature's. breathing
spell. 'l'he‘nou‘i'ishment and
siren h obtained from Scott‘s
Emu sion are a great relief. to
the exhausted system.
' This treatment alone oitcu
enables the consumptive to
gather forcecnough to throw
off the disease altogether.
Scott‘s Emulsion brings
strength to the lungs and flesh
to the body.
Semi for Free Sample.
SCOTT & BOWNLChemi-tu. «tool’s-iris!“ N. Y.
so Muse“:
Little Boy in Blue
Charge of the Light Brigade
in the Valley of Kentucky
Where the Orange Blossoms Grow,
Mr. Dooley
Dear Old Stars and Stripes
Those Tantalizing Eyes
(loienin’s’lieis Stand
to NORTH MAIN was".
WALTEAM.
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TO HAVE IIIN FIRST PROVIS ONLY ANTIQUITY;
TO BECOME FIRST PROVIU MIRI‘I'.
A cipher is worth lult What it will bring. it you Were
Iturvlng on a raft in mid-ocean and had a barrel of dollars
they Would do you no good. i candidly believe that there
is no place in town wltore a dollar brings you more real
value than at my granny. l refer to quallllos and values.
We got the combination that‘s required to am: good
value. quality and prlce.
it‘s my ambition to transact business with you on the
basis of intrinsic merit. These are the hottest and boa.
orablo methods on which we have built the business.
Buy Onto That‘s Clean.
Nounik After Zillion.
$1.50
William P. Beers,
Bookseller Stationer. Engraver.
49 WALL STREET, NORWALK, CONN.
NO MATTER
iiow small the defect in your eyes. 1'" search it out and know what, to do
with it when i find it. if an optical d efeci. the proper glasses. li’ disease,
refer you to the best surgeon.
HOMER B HOYT.
REFRACTING OPTIClAN.
Room 9 United Bank Building, South Norwalk, Conn.
(lllice hours ii to “:45; 12:45 to 6:30. Saturday evenings, 74).
Special Appointments at convenience of patrons,
JACKSON’S STUDIO
is now producing
FINE PHO TOGRA PHS,
BEAUTIFUL WA TIER-COLORS.
CHOICE INDIA CRA YONS.
-i~iiGH GRADE WORK ONLY.—
Our PLATINUM PORTRAITS are the best productions of the Art.
Jackson's Studio. 53 Wall St" Norwalk.
Health bv Good Living
The new sugar peas are better than
even; the only drawback is the scar-
city. Prudent housewives will lay in
their, winter's supply. Besides. they
, come cheaper by the case. At all the
. Health Brand stores. Don't forget the
f label, and watch for the new consign-
] meat of Library Books.
\ - Olsen’s
Clearing Sale ofShoes.
.0
$1.95,
$I.9o
$L69
§I.Z5’
Men's $3.00 and $3.50 Patent Leath-
l 95. ‘er, Vicl Kid and Box cw Shoes. on
. 4
$l I 90
$l.69
$I.25
95c.
? 5560’s Slide .Salee
airmen, um, an 17—71... on “rears m, sou-unis: ham
none or Newman. a mall village on ‘
the Indiana. Decatur and Walter-n lull-
Ladiu" Welt Patent Leatheroand
fine Kid Sheer, Cuban heels, in dress
shoe cut down from 33.00. \,
Lodies’ Fine Extension Sole Button
Shoes. kld tip, soft. l‘lne leather in up-
per: 8 C and 0 width, former price,
.2._o.
Men's Cult Tip, Lace Shoes, good
shape and good solid leather all
through, out down from $2.00.
Men's Tip and Plain Lace Shoes.
~ strong, all sizes, good everyday.
Climbs. bad as. whom in the
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Yin, greet Iron, Copper
and Zinc.
‘50 South Main sum.
Math Nurwulh. I'll
Telephone 187-].
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ADDITIONAL LOCAL news.
mi‘bit‘kens itie lb. liayea'.
William P. Beers is advertising Nor-
walk After 250 Years. at $1.50r
David (‘ilSilih‘SiL of New Britain, is
visiting friends in South Norwalk.
v—Ladics' Umbrellas. O'Brien.
Richard Noar-k is advertising his
jewelry repairing dcpartmcnt. Just call
on him when in acid of repairing.
E. K. Hanks has an Invoice of new
embroiderlcs in cumbrlc. nnlnsook and
Swiss cdglngs and insertions for the.
season of liillil.
-—Fi‘f‘8ll or (‘orned lioeks
liayes‘.
The windows of the new Loth &
Company silk mill have arrived. and
are being curler] to the building as
quickly as possible.
M. l“, Ackerman. mlliincr. is adver-
tising her final reduction on trimmed
bats. before the inventory. Now is
the time to purchase.
~Yale vs. Co. l". Monday night.
'i‘rlatram & Hyatt. "the leading dry
10c lb.
goods store." are advertising Ham-
burgs. wash silks and specials in
(looks. Read the ad.
The special car front Winnipauk to
the (lrcen. without change. and return,
will run tomorrow evening. as usual.
leaving Winnipauk at 7:05. and the
(lmen in return. at 8:30.
The South Norwalit Quartette (‘lub
will hold a sacred mat-art tomorrow
evening. at 8 o'clock, in its rooms in
North Main street. under the leader-
ship of Director hurl Dithl, of Bridge-
port.
v-AThe best Bleached and Unbleached
Table Linen to be seen is at the new
store for 50¢ yd. M. S. Smith 8: Co.
Howard Wood. lately employed by
the Crofut & Knapp Hat Company. has
resigned his position with this firm.
and tilts morning went-4.0 New York to
take a position in it large but factory
there. .-»
J. Gartuer. merchant tailor. In his
advertisement today. informs patrons
that he will call and lake one‘s meas—
ure and after the goods are made. will
deliver them to any address. .‘lmply
mail a postal if you desire to have him
come to your home.
Tharbcrs' ballMonday night. Arlon
Us 1.
Mrs. Joseph Cox. who has been ser-
iously ill. at her home on Roton Hill.
is getting along nicely. James Wood.
Jr.. son-ln-law of Mr. Cox. is also re-
ported as improving nicely at his home
in New York 'city. He has been suf-
fering from typhoid fever. '
No game was played in the 0001 tour-
nament of the norwalk Club, last.
night. A name is scheduled however.
for this afternoon. when Rutherford
ii. Kceler. 1’0, and L. St. John Keeler.
70. will play. and this evening. when
the contestants will be Frank A. Van
lluren. rated 160. and Reed 0. Havi-
land. rated'lilf). .
-—l.atcst Soft Hats. O‘Brien.
About a week ago Augustus Ander-
son was arrested on the charge of druir
kenness. by the South Norwalk police.
By an error on the part of the type
setter. the name appeared Anders, in
print. in justice to William Anders.
of Ely avenue. who has been consider-
ably annoyed by the error. we make
this correction. stating that the item
had not the slightest reference to him
or his family.
——Tams and Toboggaus. O‘Brien.
A. .l. Collins. the North Main street
furniture dealer. returned last night.
from a several days' business and
pleasure trip to Boston and Providence.
Mr. Collins arrived shortly .after 9
o‘clock, in South Norwallr and immed-
iately went to Music H ll. where he
divested himself of his r-stalned gar-
ments. and danced until after mldnlght.
W. S. Wilcox. the insurance agent of
the United Bank building.“ distribut-
ing his usual supply of blotters among
his patrons.
——-6 lb. poll Lard 60c. Hayes:
John Hunkemeicr. of South Norwalk.
recently purchased a desk of Frederick
3. Lyon. the well-known resident of
High street. Yesterday afternoon he
thought he would get the desk and sent
an expreasmnn to Mr. Lyon’s home.
ed to cut the dealt out. when he found
that it would go through neither door
nor window. and the Job had to be
abandoned. it was a case of the house
being built after the desk had been in.
stalled. or at least a part of it. The
desk has been in the house for quite
n‘number of years. and in they improve-
ments made the desk was not thought
of. and Mr. Lyon think: it will be
ow to take it. td‘pieoel to,“ it
,. ~Dr. N. 8.
, the)! to
anmmmemNm-i ”than
be old he consult“ on m
and, Saturday. Jean 1
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The exprereman arrived and commdhfi»
road to take iii the pupilswh‘) mduaté‘ trout
JANUARY .m.pr
Clearance ,5? a
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Purolng the policy which has made this store famous throughout“, ‘
this part at the country, we are ole-ring off all of this uncorr- suck on
that with the beginning of another Fall and Winter you will one "the
ing but new fresh goods from which to make your selection. In order '
to accomplish this unruly we have made price: on all that we have on ’
hand so low that they must lppul strongly to the tin-my and critical
people of this vicinity.
Remember that than good: are all of this season's make and luv. '
the right style. ”
Youlho' Suite and Over-coats, were $6.00 to $12.00; soiling now for l
13.60, $4.00. $4.80, $5.20, «.00, «.40, 86.80, 38.00.
Men's sun. and Overcoats, we re $8.50 to $22.00;. selling now for
$4.30, $6.00, $5.30. $3.00. 39.60, 311.20. $12.00. $13.20, $14.40, $10.00. ,
Li! oua JUVENILE DEPARTMENT. ‘
Suits and Overconto, prices range 61.60, $2.00, $2.40, 02.”, 03m
$3.50. “.00. 34.80. x . .
These Suite and Overcoat. sold formerly from 82.50.10,".60. ”‘4,
We are selling Toquoe and Tame that were 48: for 29¢. Good-for
girls or boys.
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25c, 39c and 48c Underwear. to close, at 196. t' i 1”“
Sellick & Price,
98 Washington Street.
$0.NORWALK.
' p45-
Willis H. sills.
43 and I30 'Wall .553“;
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On The Move.
“Pronto." a product of the H-0 60;.
which it a guarantee of perfection.
Buy, wouldn't you like to get some of
it for half price? it makes fine Biscuit.
Griddle Cakes, Wattle: and Bread. If
you would like to try it, just leave your
name, street and number here, and the
H-0 (:0. will send you a coupon which
will entitle you to a package for half
price (5 cts.) You cannot afford to let
this offer pan.
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plied us with such a goodnrticlo
of a later grinding Indroxptct's-lt' o p“!
fection. If you have .dny entire are
return it and get (ombsgiiodyajg :5 ~
Cider did you lay? .Woll, lon' Vi
smacking gond? It. you haven't «moi
ed it it is time you'did. sweet? You,
of course it is. 5 .. ,
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Eggs that were 236 nowjudvlncod
Vanilla Cryltalu are stronger than to 25c and worth more thlnr‘thlt‘. . .
ever. Try them. We.
Buckwheat. We bought our Buck-
wheat of the name party that has sup-
Note our window display-Jo! Health
Brand Goods. ‘
Lorenzo Dibble,
W9
AFTER THE HURR Y
and worry of Xmas. perhaps you will have time to attend to the needs .
of your eyes. Do not deep on straining them when perfect relief can
be so easily secured—and at such a moderate cost. ’
No charge for examination.
Open every evening in December.
- ritual: ;
O. B. JACKSON,
onuounv: obvious
, .
as WALL smear, NORWALK
‘ Best Quality
Hickory. Oak." Map
Chestnut and Find.
00d Smear???“
Raymond B?
THE LATEST narrows. .
The latest designs in Jewelery are always to be found no?“
Whlst Prizes we have a very complete line of Novel Silver Pieces. ' ‘
H. s: Rood. essence
Tho Bridgoflfish M9
Received today large and
small iongdciams openedor in
the shell.
oysters
Round clams and
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R. J. CUTBILL.
wm End Washington mm bridge.
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