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Phone 39-5
.Ililli H0lll nu
« turns
An: Delicious.
Take some home Will you.
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5I Washlugton Street.
Intal lulu Illtts.
The Business Directory will be found
on Page 7 today.
Painter Junius Brown started a force
of men at work' today on the new silk
mlllnt Norwulk.
Mrs. Samuel Semple led the lupworth
League meeting at the First Methodist
Church last evening. The topic was
"Christian Stcwurdsblp."
A special evange tool service will be
held tomorrow evening at 7:30 In the
First Methodist Church, In charge of
the pastor, assisted by Brothers Green-
wood and Seth Remington.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Official Board of the First Methodist
()ilill’t‘ll will he held this evening at
7:30 at the church. Business of special
important e.
to be present.
Clarence Brown. of Elm Grove street.
attended a reception given the office
force of the Yale. £2 Towno clock face
tory, Friday evening. at Stamford. The
reception was given by the superin-
tendent of the firm.
The annual meeting of the Ladies“ '
Aid Society of the First Methodist
Church for the election of oiliccrs will
be held Wednesday evening at 8:30
in the church. Light refreshments will
be served at the close.
A special meeting of the Union Yet-
eruus' Union has been called for this
evening at 8 o'clock at the offlcc, ill
Washington street, for the transaction
of important business. Ill-very urem-
her Is earnestly requested to be pres
elrt.
~Don’t forget E. N. Fire Police Ball,
Arlen ilall, tonight.
A special meeting of the sloekhoid-
ers of the Norwalk Steam Company
will be held this evening at 8 o'clock
at the'of‘ilce of Judge .loirn ll. Light In
Washington street. for the purpose. of
taking action on the purchase of a new
steamboat.
A special meeting of Old Well
Lodge. l-‘. and A. M.. will he held this
evening at the temple in Washington
street to work the Master Mason‘s de-
gree. All Master'Mt’r‘ii‘ons are lnvrted
The ladies of Ophir Chapter, Order of
the Eastern Star, will serve supper,
Miss Stella Seymour will give a Bi-
ll 9. reading at the ly._ B. A. meeting in
the chapel of the First Church orl \Vt‘il‘
llesday afternoon at 3 o’clock. All In:
dies are Invited to hear her. as it. is a
rare privilege which those who have,
heard her before will not be willing to
miss.
The officers of St. Joseph‘s men's
and ladies’ 'I‘. A. B. Societies will be
installed tomorrow evening in the
rooms in the Music Hall block. Coun
ty Director Stephen J. O‘Brien will
conduct the ceremony. and following it
there will be an informal reception and
dance.
-—~Very few brands of Cigars holo
their own if the imperial Crown it
has been and for 10 years and over
and is now considered one of the stan
dard brands.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Woman‘s Auxiliary of the. Y. M. C. A
will he held tomorrow afternoon at 3
o’c‘ock In the. association rooms in
South Main street. A full attendance is
desired at this meeting. as several of
the directors will meet with the ladies
and plans for special work will be dis-
cussed.
County Director Stepben J. O‘Brien,
of Bayview avenlle,,werit to Danbury
yesterday afternoon and Installed «the
new officers of St. Peter's Young Men‘s
Catholic Association of that city. in
the evening he returned to South Nor-
wa k and attended the reception to the
temperance societies at St. Joseph's
Church with the‘1 men‘s society, of
which he is a member.
The Shore line division of the Con.
solidated road wasjclosecl to all traf
do for several hours Sunday morning
for repairs to be made on the Connecti-
cut river bridge. The repairs were
- began after the Epdrai express had
passed over the bridge, about 3 o‘clock
in the morning. and were finished in
time to permit the zip. in. train out of
New York to take the Shore line route.
' IThe 12: 07 and 2: 47 p. in express
train: out of New Haven for Boston
' V, which usually so via Shore line. went
Sunday over the Air line division.
Tao repairs to the bridgeugmsrsted of
9me draw section.
E‘Tiro‘fipatto and
9 Rookaway Cigars
Rbhflh2.”peflox.
My“ Wrouoromatic flavor
Every member is urged
forces us to sell.
a late one.
The rumor: lgci
tbcnl.
SOUTH NORW‘A
Tel. Clli. 32-2.
3 8- and S 8 Coats reduced to
$10 and $12 Coat. reduced to
$15 and $18 Coats reduced to
020 to $25 Coats reduced to
$2.50 and 53.00 Suits reduced to
$3.50 and $4.00 Suits reduced to
$5.00 and $6.00 Suits reduced to
$2.50 O'coats and Reefers,
$3.50 O'coats and Roofers,
$5.00 O'caatc and Roofers,
$7.00 and £7.50 O’coatr and Roofers.
tallies
derful bargains tlrcy present lllllly.
New bargains every day.
LK.
OUR GREAT GUARANY Y: SATISFACTION 0R HFNEY BACK.
Our Great Red Tag Sale.
Rich Fittings In Overcoats.
Put. the sale. to the tcstmiuvosliglllc‘tllo
coatswyou never, saw such ricll bargains.
at, sortie price or other.
wonderful offerings ill (lvclu
We mean to cleltr out every Coat
You.mh;llt as well profit. by the necessity which
3 4.80
0 7.89
'1 1.69
815.69
Rich pickings also among the Men's Suits and Boys' Wears. Yoll ought
not miss the opportulllttles to save money on reliable wearablcs.
Children’s Suits and Beaters.
The sale hofds extraordinary inducements for mothers of boys seeking
good clothes for boys at small prices.
liar-gains are going rapidly.
An early visit will pay better than
it
$1.89
$2.89
$339
$1.89
$2.89
$3.89
$5.89
continue toattlalt attention because of the “on
It, will pay you to keep your eye on
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Comstaclk Bras.
NORWALK.
Tel. Cali 4+4.
The first meeting of the South Nor ‘
walk Board of Relief. .ln. F. McMahon =
ind Matthew C.orbelt will be held to-
.uorrow ill the council chamber, ilavi- ,
'unll street. The board will he Ill 805+- ‘
lion from 7:30 to it u'ciork. The time
if holding the other sessions can be as-
:ertained from the advertisement
“Wednesday eve, Birthday Soc al.
Trinity Church. Everybody welcome.
Attorney-General W. A. Kin" and .
attorney lladlai lll.ll, t.re latter bcin. r .
‘ounsci for the Nollnir Lobster'mens .
lssociatiou. lune hat a consultation
In the atmrncy-gcneral's of'ricc ill llln
:apiiol on the grievance of the lobster
ncn growing out of the alleged inter-
’el'encc of the New York state fish :
«immissioners or their deputies with
he lobster business. Mr. Hall will
gather t‘scts ill relation to the griev-
lnco and will submit them to the at
terrier-general.
About five inches of snow fell In The
Norwalks bltwcen Saturday night and
this morn". as. The congealed water
was of the light. flaky variety and was
easily remolmed so that vrry little dc-
Iay was calrsed to traffic. The trolley :
cars on all lines, of the Connecticut
Railway and Lighting Company kept.
up good. schedule time all day yester—
iay. and the trains were only a trifle .
late. Street Supervisor Samuel W. ‘
Hoyt.,.lr.. ball a force of men at work
early yesterday morning, on the streets
and sidewalks of the city, and they did 1
valiant service. making paths for the
church goers and others. ‘
A._— ~ ‘ > , l
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-- Sheet Musrc Free
One Week Onlll
In or
McKinley
copy at mu it: bought. one sheet of Me.-
Kink-y mireie tree. Ask for McKimi
icy catalogue.
colemu’l lien Salli.
1o ’onruuaru “sour.
WALTHAM
WATCHES
W and Royal Grade;
3%!!nywa
N0 longer able to read With ease and comfort at the ordinary reading dis-
fuses his eyes aid when they thus demand
Atro uhle from which a properly adjustedI
lance.
{Room 9 United Bank Building
The man who foolishly
it is pushing himself into seriou
to introduce my line 0‘ iglass would no save him
note. i will give with each I.
BUY OATS THAT'S CLEAN
thliing that we can t “stand by" comes in-
to our store or goes out of it.
Our reputation stands behinds everything
we sell.
TAKE OUR OATS FOR EXAMPLE;
They re carefully screened-all the dust.
dirt and chat? sifted out.
crease the number of wind broken horses. Give
your animals wholesome food-«they deserve it.
And we sell it.
We don‘t want to in-
MANUEL T HATCH
$1.50
THE MAIN OF MIDDLE LIFE.
HOMER 'B HOYT.
REFRAGTING OPTICIAN.
William P. Beers,
Bookseller Stotioner. Engraver.
49 WALL STREET.
Norualk After 250 Years
NORWALK, CONN.
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Ollice hours 8 to 11:45:12:45 to 6: 30. Saturday evening: 7-9
Special Appointments at. convenience of patrons.
HM? PHOJDGRJPIB.
BEAWI. WATER COLORS.
CHOICE INDIA CRAWNS.
4653 GRADE were: ONLY.—
our Purrsrm maraarra are the aunt productions of the Art;
33W.“ 32.. M9rw'olk.
mHeaithvaoodllvlug
showman-immin-
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,Jo’okoon. 'ouiudro.
Wodchaformratc . ' ‘ ‘
you. you we and §fl~ E"
‘T~“""""‘ fl.
In now producing
"Jackson’s s'rumo
South Norwaink, Conn.
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' ten of ye olden time. "
Frank 0. Variety
PL UMIINU.
STEAM.
”01' WA TER.
AND GAS
FITTING.
Tin, Sheet Iron. Copper
and Zinc.
50 South Mam Strut.
( Vsouth Norwaik, Conn.
Telephone, 187-8.
WOMWW
ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS.
A. J. Collins ls—Eanblrw today. at-
tending tire funeral of a friend.
Judge John H. Light Is holdlnfi court
today. at Bridgeport. criminal side.
.-omnron pleas.
Mrs. Joseph (‘ox continues to Im-
prove at her home on ltotlm Hill, and
's now able to sit up each day.
The United (‘harities Committee will
hold it llli‘tian Wednesday afternoon.
it 3 o‘clock. Ill int! Y. M. C. A. parlors.
Misses Florence Nash and May Mc-
Jlrath. of liarlburv. are guests of Miss
Anna Mullen. at her home, Wilton ave-
nllc. Norwalk.
General ltllsstll Frost returned to-
'Ia.V. from Delhi. N. Y.. where he Went
Saturday, to attend the funeral of iris
mother's sister.
Alvah Ambler anti wife, of Danbllry.
:perlt the Sabbath the guests of Mr.
‘illtl Mrs. l)t‘lllll’)' S. lillll. of Academy
street, Norwrllk.
Mrs. H. D. Perry and son. llarry Per-
y. of Day street. have returned from a
if‘Vt‘l‘lil tillys' stay in New York city.
during which time they took in the
tights at the automobile show.
A meeting of the executive commit-
‘ee. of the committee of one hundred
lppolnted on town division. will be
held this rvening, at the ofilce of Judge
lolrrr ll. Light. in Washington street.
The consolidation committee will
hold Its meeting tomorrow evening. Ill
'he ’i‘own (‘ourt room. tomorrow even~
lug. wing to the fact that Dr. Mailer is
to lecture in the Town Assembly Hall.
The large plate glass window. at the
Jones plumbing store. in Main street.
broken by a stone thrown by a small
boy. is being replaced with a new glass
‘oday. by ll force of men. The glass
was insured.
’i‘he consolidation committee of tlw
(‘ity of Norualk is scheduled to ilbld
lnothcl' meeting torllorrnw night. to
make arrangements to go in Hartford.
'i‘hllrstlay. when the hearing on tliVlA
sion takes place.
Luke. llorney. clerk in the South
\iorwalk branch of the New York Gro-
mry Company. went to Winsted today.
'inll drove home a. fine. large. horse.
which the company recently purchased
to be used on the delivery wagon.
Miner (hillzlllez. a cousin of Francis
\lgarll. of 8 Lewis street has enlisted
in the United States Army. and left
Norwalk Saturday. to become a mem-
ber of tile Eigirtleth Company. Light
Artillery. stationed at Fort Schuyler.
New York.
--.-—Sunday school scholars of Trinity
Church can get socks for Birthday 80-
cial for Wed. afternoon of Miss Carrie
Foster.
An unfortunate who gave the name.
of John Carroll. was arrested for
lrunkenness. by Sergeant William S.
Bartram. of the. Norwalk police force.
Carroll was brought before Judge
Lockwood this morning. and sentenced
to spend the next thirty days In
Bridgeport jail.
Among the costumes worthy of men-
tion at. the private masquerade Friday
evening. were those of the Misses Edna
and Lauretta Ainsworth and Vivian
Sederstrom. whp represented. “Ye lad-
They imperson-
ated the character admirably, and
caused much favorable comment.
The snow which began falling early
Saturday night. being so light. did not
cause the trolley company much tron-
ble. The big plow at. the Wall street
barn was put in operation yesterday.
and did good service. Quite a number
of slélgha were in use this morning.
bllt it is said that the runners cut
down to bare ground.
The third in the series known as
"People’s Services” was held last even-
ing. in the South Norwalk Baptist
Cbllrch. The hymns of Fanny J. Cros-
by were sung by choir and congrega-
tion. and the quartctte rendered spec.-
Iai music. The pastor gave an address.
couched in beautiful language. on "The
Use of Song. or Finding the host
Chord. "
A’ force of machinists is at work to-
day. placing the new cog in the mach-
.‘inery under the Washington street oar-
riue drawbridge. The work will prob-
ably take all day and perhaps tomor-
row. As long as the bridge in closed
to vessels a red flag will be seen wav-
in; above the structure. All soon as
repairs a completed Bridgetender
John H. to will take the on down.
Yesterday was observed on Decision
Day It the First Harbour-t Church.
and special oer-rim were held in con-
nection with the Sunday school mien.
under the direction of ammunition
room I. Raymond. Til m the
usual serviced! otmull
testimony. arts: which
o‘
people of this vicinity.
‘ the right atylo.
03.60. 04.00. “.80 35.20. ”.00, “”40
03.60. $4.00, $4.80.
girls or boys.
25c, 39c and 48c Underwear, to
SiIIllI i Plltltl,
98' Washington» 1 Street.
50. NORWALK.
JANUARY A _
Clearance Sa
Fur-lug the pulley which has made this Item famous tm .
this part of the country, we are clearing off all of this season's ottql‘t I.
am with the beginning of another Fall and won» you will find attic
Ing but new fresh goods from which to make your solution. In «den
to accompiilh this surely we have nude price. on all that we have on
hand so low that they mutt appeal strongly to tho thrifty and critical
Remember that than good. are all of this season's make and havl
Voutho'\8uita and Overcoato, were 06.00 to 012.00; tolling now for
“.00. $8- 00
Men's Sult- and Overcoatl. were $8.50 to 022.00: soiling now for -
04.80, 06.00, $6.30, 08.00. ”.00, $11.20, $12.00, $13.20, .1440, .15.“.
IN OUR JUVENILE DEPARTMENT. '
Suits and Overcoato, prices range $1.60. $2.00; 02.40, 02.80. 0330. 1"
Thou Built and Overcoatl acid formerly from $2.50 to 07.60. 3 \
We are selling Toquea and Tam. that were 48a for 296.
um“ '.- , o .. 12,:
.2“ 1
close, at 19c.
48 andwsov Wall st...»
NORWALlL:
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HONEY—Pure and undefiled. from
G. Hoyt, of New Canaan. Pinto, 30c;
quarto, 50c: also bottler, 22c. Pint Cal-
ifornia Honey in screw tap tin can, 23c.
Remember we have MAPLE SYR-
UP. Quartl. 25:; pints, 15c; ”2 pints.
10c. Bottles.
A few CRANBERRIES at 10c qt.
Elegant SWEET POTATOES, 15c
Zoo-rte. 1
SWEET RUSSET CIDER—A new
stock right up to our high standard.
22c gallon.
A SALMON"BARGAiN—Columhta
River Plato, at 18c tin.
A NEW CAN OPENER—Cuts round
or square tins; regular price 25c: our'
price 12c. A»,
Lorenzo D1bble'
hypo: Taming.
SCHEPP’S COCOANUT,
We are overstocked and bound ”it.
Every package good. do pkg.‘
EGGS—We have
Surprisingly good.
all good.
tatoes.
Chow, at 40c.
at 550.
0th Eye Strain".
Only eye strain indeed. but it. is responsible for more floadaches. ..
Nervousnesa and general Discomfort than you give it credit for.
your eyes give you the slightest trouble Is It not the boob policy to
()ur examination is very thorough and costs
Proper Glasses. Properly Adjust
find out the cause!
nothing. {if glasses are needed,
our guarantee.
0. B. JACKSON.
.RADUATI OFYIOIAI
bl WALL STREET,
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Samples of various grade: In dock.
Best
Chestnut and Pine. .
dchkory.
o o Sawed
HS.
1 6 south Main Street.
FISH ARRIVED TODAY:
BLUEFISH. WEAKFISH, CISCOES.
Godfish. Fiatflsh. Halibut. Frostfia
Salmon, Pike. Buttorllah. Smelt. Span-
ish Mackerel, Porxies, Salmon Trout,
Herring.
Long Clams, Round Clams. Oysters,
open and in the shell.
Kale 15c pk.
R ,J. CUTBILL.
Wu: End Wouldn't“ “not Bridge.
- Tel. 1”. '
Rood,
.m—u-y
twist;
We Want Terr Young? lien Belly .
Ages of 17 and 255. to tea ‘
Telegraphic; We Guarantee:
. \
. We have just completed arrangements with
road to take all iile pupils who graduate from our
“trip
hundred dozen of those 25¢ per don.
Eggs. with satisfaction to the I
MPARSNIPS—Some nice ones, 2 lbw.
THE BEST COOKING POTATOES
in this market are the Long inland Pa.
25c pk. Try them. . '.
Try my new atock of TEA. Prod
and fragrant; sweet and strong. 01m.
plea given for the asking.
Fine Pol-moo: Colony,
NORWALK’." court.
10o on.
acid two 0
Try. War-ran
Finn root
it,
01“. 3'
Quality "
Oslo. Mini!
and Split”
Norwalk Chronicler