Candy l
Carib”:
and .
Baskets.
i at
LANE’S
..
51 Washington St.
.. -2... .u vow“...
Laial lens lites.
Advertisers Wishing to change their
advertisements must furnish copy on
the afternoon previous to the day the
change is desired. While we do oui
best to accommodate advertisers, We.
cannot guarantee such changes when
copy is furnished later.
Nciford J. Platucr. of South Main
street. has recovered from his recent
illness.
The annual meeting of the Norwalk
Fire Department will be held tomorrow
night, at the various quarters.
Landlord Wail announces that. a din-
Iicr do luxc will be served at the Hotel
Clifford on Christmas day, next F‘ri-
Iluy.
—Eiilson records for December. just
out and for sale by Cline. C. lves 29
Wall Street
Our ilrotlicrs‘ Lodge, 1. 0. 0. iI‘..o
Norwalk, will hold ‘a meeting. this
ironing, at the lodge rooms in Wall
street
——Buy your Xmas gift at O Brien' s.
Ex- Mayor James T. Hubbell. of Nor-
walk. will probably leave Wednesday
of this week. to s end the holidays.
with his wife and amlly, who are at
Grecnville, South .Oai‘oliua.
——l.ook at our endless variety oi
li' dk fii. itiitial, fancy and plain; gent's.
ladies and children's M. S. Smith &
Co.
Court Narruk. Foresters of America
will meet this week. and elect offlccis.
The meeting will be‘ held Wednesday
night instead of Thursday. owing to
the latter being Christmas eve.
Norwlk ice dealers who intended to
continue the work of harvesting the
ice, crop today, were very much disap-
pointed in yesterday‘s rain. Some of
the. ponds were marked off Saturday.
~i.atest Edison records. Chas G.
lvos, 2 Wall Street.
The Board of School Visitors of the
Town of Norw alk will. hold an adjourn-
cd meeting Tuesday night. to consid
er the consolidation of the Over River
and Center High Schools, at the. lat-
ter“ a building.
——i.ook at out endless variety oi
(.III man im ration on center 'countei'
tor hum gits. 741.3 Smith & Co
Engineer Joseph B. Rider who has
been superintending the construction
of ‘cscrvoirs _n West Virginia Ken-
1 ,
firm tut
spend the winter ' oaths.
——.A complete line of cameras and
supplies suitable for Christmas gifts.
Stillson Powell Corporation.
Hotel Clifford arrivals Saturday and
Sunday were: C. W. Park. I". S. Buck.
icy, P. WrightlIJr.. J. N. Freeman.
John Dunn.]New.York;bG. H. Nolan.
New Haven: A. L. Smith, Bridgeport:
it}. C, III, Newark. N. J.; R. H. Con-
way, Camden. N. J.
-Thc latest phonograph records 25c,
Chas (1, Ives; 29 Wall Street.
A certificate of organization was
filed with the state secretary, today.
by the New Haven Car Register com.
pany. The capital stock is 82.000.
diIided into eighty shares. Willis M.
Anthony is president. Fred C Boyd
vice-president, and John S. Bradley
secretary and treasurer.
~Canes for Kinds. O'Brien's.
Cari Sohauh has the front of the 1m-
pcriai Cafe, in Railroad avenue pro
fusely adorned with Christmas Holly.
laurel. etc, and In making elaborate
preparations for the observance of the
holidays. He has the choicest assort-
ment of wines had liquors in the town
and will deliver all orders promptly.
-—A present appgzhted would be
In Victor Talking hin'c. l6test rec-
UNIS. StiiisoII- Powell Corporation
W. 8. Sinrtevant carries a complete
line of housefurnishings and has this
season given particular tittg‘htion to ev
erything necessary for the holiday!
He announces that his store is the
«under: of Suit: Claus, and pros-
ante suitable for all from the hnby to
the mud parent. can be. found
on his counters. All coils are deliv-
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you at Howlsnd'c Appears in the ad.
today. Read It.
Douglas Fowler Post, 0. A. 11.. will
hold II meeting tonight. in Grand Army
Hall South Main street
Cockonoe Tribe, 1. R. 0. M.. of Nor-
walk. will elect onlcors It a meeting
' to be held tomorrow evening.
. The kisses Kittie and May Collins,
of Danbury, are the guests of Miss Ms-
mie iiarty. of Franklin avenue.
Mrs. A. E. Winchester and her two
sons left toIiAI for New York where
they Will remain until after New
Years.
Hundreds of choice articles for gifts
are displayed in every section at
Road‘s. See Id. for some special
news regarding writing desks.
A full rehearsal of the Christmas
Cantata. which is to be given at the
South Norwalk Baptist Church, Friday
night, will, be held this evening
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur St. John. who
were recently married, have returned
form their wedding trip anti are now
residing at. 9 Morgan avenue. Nor-
walk
li'vlng Lockwood Company offer a
first-class quality of cool at very re-
soiiable prices. and the firm is kept
busy filling orders at this season of the
your supplying the demands of its cus-
tomers.
_ it was reported Saturday that John
Liceet. the well-known Norwaik black-
smith had been seriously Injured by
being kicked by a horse, iIut “Jack"
says that if he was kicked he does not
know of it.
President (1. S. Mellon of the New
Yory, New Haven & Hartford Rail-
road Company. returned to New Haven
yesterday after a trip to Washington.
1). C. While in that city he dined with
President Roosevelt at a cabinet din.
ner.
~Spec|al Xmas box cigars at liai-
uer's. Poimc 169-3.
A further contribution of food.
clothing and money for the poor pcIIpio
of the town will be received tomorrow
fnight iii the combined general prayer
service and class meeting in the First
Methodist Episcopal Church. it is hop.
ed there will be a generous response.
The Clifford Pharmacy is making a
specialty of fine confections. playing
cards and etc, as well as a complete
line of Perfumes, drugs. etc, for tiic lio-
lldays. The large show window con-
tains a magnificent display. and excites
much admiration from all who see. it.
The Bridgeport Public Library is
holding a very interesting Exhibition
of ludlan buskeiry display in the Art
Gallery on the top story. The Gallery
is open daily from 2 to 6 and 7 to 9,
Bridgeport will be glad to welcome,
any Norwaik visitors. The exhibition
closes January 2nd.
Following its usual custom 'l‘hc Scn~
line] will not be printed Christmas.
either morning or evening. it is the
one holiday in the year that its IIIII-
pioyers have :i "full day off," unit the
opportunity is appreciated by them.
and. we trust; not objected to by Q11?
readers and patrons of the paper.
Miss N. E. Ryan has a most careful-
ly selected stock for the holiday sca-
.Iou. and extends a cordial welcome to
all her friends. Although in business
but a short time Miss Ryan has grad-
ually extended lirIr clicutage, and ii is
necessary to have. 11 number of addi-
tional clerks to wait on the customers
who flock to her store in \I’ushingtuu
.Itrtet.
One of the finest assortment oi
histmas candles rim be found at FhF,
thins WIRILIWWAI
Iiyiers confections. and also has
other grades
Iure and wholesome. A box of con
fcctioncry is always timely. and path
Ing is more suitable or more appreciai
Id by the recipient. and Mr. Lane car.
vies a full line of handsome goods.
chi-£1.38...”
Presents
Boxing Gloves. Roller Skates.
in-
iian Clubs Punching Bags. Dumb
Bells Footballs
STATIONERY.
Fancy Christmas boxes from 5 cents
to 82. Paper Weights, Pehwipers.
\iatch’boxes. Toothpick Holders, I“uu11~
Iain Pens, Music Rolls, etc. Boy's
two doliir'Swenters for 98c.
PECK AND SNYDER'S SKATES.
Best made at Lowest Prices.
CHRISTMAS BOXES OF CIGARS $1.}
FIFTEEN CENT MUSIC FOR SATUR-
DAY AND MONDAY.
“Only a Dream of The Golden Past".
"Show The White of Your Eyes." "The
Girl of My Dreams." "l'm Wearing My
Heart Away For You" “i Aint .Got No
Use For Sleep." "laughing Waters."
"Golden Sunset Waltzes”, and 100
others. . _ . ‘
cotamms
to North Main other, 30th Net-walk.
Agent for A. 8. Width.’ I latch-Ii
ans cps-tine 00°66.
which are warranted‘
A partial list of the toy- that ma"
JUS t-Righ t
Gifts For on
. i
- NATURALLY THEY COME FROM A STORE WHERE MIN' U
WANTS ARE SUPPLIED. THIS STORE I. IN THE CONFIDENCE
. OF MOBT MEN—WE KNOW WHAT THEY LIKE—YOU'LL FIND
IT HERE. A .‘
Finer—iron COMFORT—MOUSE cons AND sMoxiNo
JACKETS, GARMENTS THAT MusT as PROPERLY TAILORED
To APPEAL TOA MAN. ouaa ARE SATISFYINC iN EVERY
WAY, NewceT STYLES, 34 To 310.
FOR BATH NIGHT, BATH ROBEC,‘ EVERY MAN’S WARD-
ROBE IB INCOMPLETE WITHOUT A BATH ROBE NEW AND.
HANDSOME PATTERNS IN BLANKET ROBES AND EIDER-
DOWN ’3 TO 310.
LITTLE oIi-ITs THAT ARE istsTED WITH CORRECT-
Nssa IN MENIs eves IF THEY COME FROM THIS arose:
NECKWEAR. GLOVES, MUFFLERS. DRESS SHIRT PROTEC-
Tons. Hosieav. susPENDeas, AaMsANDs. HANOKER-
CHIEFS, TRUNKS AND aUIT CASES FOR MEN AND WOMEN;
UMBRELLAS FOR MEN AND WOMEN: WARM WEAhs FOR
MEN AND sovs. FROM HATs DOWN. '
STORE OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL CHRISTMAS.
RogersStSte‘vens
Successors to Comsrock Bras.
SOUTH NORWALK. TEL. CALL, 32-2.
\
«IA-ké'fiIkaIkam
To be asticcess. a man must be u speelallsi~wc are
specialists in grain and that guarantees you the best as
to quality and price. All our grain is carefully screened;
all the dust, dirt and cliiii'f sifted out. (11ch your animals
wholesome fooIl——iiioy deserve iI-wand wosell 1,1.
, it '-
IUY OATS THAT'S CLEAN.
MANUEL T. HATCH.
oeoeoooeoooeoooooooooooo
CHRISTMAS GIFTS.
Tl are is nothing more appreciated. attractive. beaafifcflmd {asffng
than
ll GIFT FROM THE JEWELERS.
We emphasise the advantage in a selection from the two largest
most complete and unto—daft stocks In the Normalize. ,.
, ""I 4 fig.“ mfopl. B”; baytn for than stores and for cash ~
A" '13? r "bx‘ffcl’l 51de Wcég’fhart cflcmhc're; "’ “~ "
COLEBURN & LAUDER,
THE JEWELERS.
N0. 96 WASHINGTON 3n. soars NOR WALK.
, mo. 3 MAIN 52:. NORWALK.
STORE OPEN EVENINGS.
£3
3
.1
6'
Just Received
A Fine Line of
Pocket Knives
Brand New Stock
. 11‘ SPECIAL PRICES.
Waterman’s ideal Fountain Pens.
William Pg 3‘60“,
49 Wall 5‘ng
8orvvnlk.
A'CAKE or casmz .
soap
and
WASH CLOTH
FOR FIVE
CENTS
'lHl‘ ll Il‘ililili PHAlilliiil ’
The Prescription Store.
All can pm this store.
Night CalleAnsch-sd.
Telephone Call. 16-2.
TODAY‘S QUOTATIONS.
LIVERPOOL. Dec. 21~Cotton fu-
tiires opened excited and irregular to-
day, but bu-amcs teadicr during the
morning, January and February touch-
ing 6.96 police. in the afternoon on
receipt of New York Iiesputcheii, there
was considerable excitement. prices
giving way, and January and Febru-
ary declining to 6.81 pence. The mar-
ket steadied a little before the closing
which was irregular.
WALL STREET, 111in a. m.——Thc
renewed tension in the Far Eastern
situation Weighed on the London mark
ct this morning and was reflected in
the opening dealings in stocks here.
The intciiiationnl stocks were carried
-Io a fractiouaily lower level. A num-
ber of the specialties showed advances.
Lackawanna jumped 4 points and
Westinghouse lI‘ lectric rose 1%.. TlIC'I II
were run heat y offerings of United
States Steel pid Sales of a hundred
shares were made at 56%, compared
with 5651. on Saturday and the next
4,000 shares sold simultaneously at 66'
I“, down to 54%
WALI. STREET” 11 ll. m.—-—iiuyitig
orders were uncovered for aortic of the
popular stocks on the decline and the
market turned upwards. Heavy iak
ings of the. c oiilors. espec inlly ilIo Rt‘llil'
lugs, and a rally of a point in United
aisles Steel pld. helped the rccmcr)
at other points. The IIoveInIIiIt in
general among the Pacifl Is and Grang~
era was narrow and showed some fev-
erishness. The chief advances during
the first hour were Reading. North-
western aiiil Hocking Cool 1. Wool pm.
1%. Brooklyn Traiisis 11,1.» New Jersey
Central 2 and Minneapolis, St. Paul
and Sauit SteMarie 21;. Fresh offer-
ings of Atchlson had some effect on
the western stocks at 11 o‘clock but
the leading specialties held well.
WAIJ. STREET, noon—Room (I'iiil'
crs became nonplusscd by the conflict-
iiig‘ tendencies of the railroads and
specialties. and reduced their commit-
ments largely. causing very dull trud—
lug. Persistent. prosaiire against the
Western stocks gradually offset the
buying of the indiistrlais, and the eu—
ilre market reacted sharply. United
States Steel. pfd.. fell back to 54% and
Aicliison and Southern Pacific lost a
point each. Many minor stocks fluctu-
tited widely. Cleveland. Loraine 6’:
Wheeling advanced 18 points. and
Snuff. pfd.. 2; Nashville, Chattanooga
& St. Louis and Clevolaud C. C. SI St.
Louis. 11/2. and Reading 1st and 2nd
L pfd., Hocking Valley and Alton pfd. 1
' to 1%. Rubber Goods pi‘d. fell oil 1.
it It, , ‘Olli Bondsnv re steady
‘ ’WSL . STERNi NET 1' p Ins—bpecula-
tion was stsoadier in tone, but purchas-
es for the long accounts were. small.
Realizing sales in Delaware and Hud-
son and Lackawanuii dcprrssed them
two points. but they substqiieutly mov-
I‘d up again.
TODAY 1N WALL STREET.
Reported over private wire of Mo
pics 8: Goldschmidt Commission Bro-
kers.‘Swartz & Corbett Block, South
Norwaik:
Open. High. 110w. 1:30
Amal. Cop. 486'. 491.3 48% 18%
Am C ti: P Co, 18% 186’. i865 18%
Am. Loco“ 16 16% 16 16%
Am, Smelt. 19V. 1914; 49% 49%
Am. Sugar. 124% 12414 123% 123%,
A. '1‘. & S. Fe, 67% 677.. 67k. 67%
A '1' it 8 Fe. pf. 92% 92% 91% 91%
Balsa 8:. Ohio, 78937914; 76% 781's
B'klyn It. 'I‘.. 60 517.. 50 61%
Chas, & Ohio. 33% 331.5. 33%; 33%
Chi. a N. W., 166% 167 166% 166%
Ch. GI. West, 15% 15% 16% 15%
Ch M «1': St P 142% 143 112% 142%
Cid. South. 14% 14% 14% 14%
Con. Gas. 1887.1. 189% 188% 189
Deli Hud. 166 166 163 164
Eric. 29% 30% 29% 29%
Erie, 1st. pf., 68% 68% 68% 68%
Con. Elec. 165 166 165 166
Ill. Central. 129% 129% 12914 129%
Lou & Nasih,106% 107 106% 106%
Manhattan. 141% 142% 141% 142
Met. St. Ry.. 1 22 122% 122 122
Max. Cents. 9'11. 97/1; 9% 9%
M. K. it 'i‘.. 17% 17% 17% 178,;
M. K. t T.. pf., 311%. 391/. 39% 39%
Mo. Paciiic. 93% 98% 93 9314
N. Y. Central. 118% 119. 113% 119
Nerf. A: West 5754 67% 67V, 57%
Out 6: Watt, 22 28% 22 2216'
. Penn R. R., 118 118% 117% 118
9.6. Gas 61% 97% 97% 97%
am am 27%
that 4655 45%
E? trig. 1m ,.
60,75 sou. cou-
54.2w. 23a.
Pres. 8. Car,
; Vera testimony
'5 Good Swat Butter
Salaried Fresh limp iii (lav.
I. o. ... i. .
Subtract any of the when Jointed it 810‘” “‘Olli H10“ 011 ,
same quality elsewhere than the trim ment About “where can“ I“
most" will be ended. and we‘ll see you tradink here.
BUTTER
c
Zlic lh
Fain: litt~~i
Ziclii ”TM'
COR?!”
h ad'laia‘ilnll
Choice Cooking Eggs 28c 60’]. millienhuiatl‘ It 32'
Fauiulliill humiliate llia Iii Choice Santos at
THE LEE TEA in Bull
17 NORTH MAIN STREET.
S. S. Tillotson.
Is showing a fine line of FANCY CHINA from the (Tripod- ‘
{no house of Ventine 8 Co. . .
CLEARANCE SALE OF HILLINERY stillgam Maren. .
86 Washington street. . South '49
‘ ‘ canisrms Aiv‘b ans-orient.
bold is the ideal spectacle metal. it alone possesses all desirable unli-
'l‘lie best substitute is but a substitute. No gift is more would) a in u
ihan an artistically fitted gold frame. We came terse .
specialty of adavllnl Mn
-
lies.
a spectacle wearer
line of spectatles and eye glasses and make a
to the features.
HOMER B. HOYT. Reflecting Optician,
Room 9 United Bank Building, 39th Norwsiit.
Special Appointments at convenie nce of patron. . ,9“
Office hours,8,11:45.12: 45. 6:00. Saturday evenings 1—0. "
It»...
"Good Weather for an Appotlt
and good things to eat. at right piices to satisfy it.
Small liams, sugar cured. 15c lb. Alex Liptons Tea N0. 2,1hepopillu!”
cash. seller. 'itic 1,6 lb.
Sperry & Barnes Bacon is the finest A10 3'0" particular about ’01" W
. . .. . will k...” no ice? ’i‘heu [can suit you wt
f,'.‘.,f.¥f.§f.’“c';',.'§, and we ; Padang Java. and Genuine A ‘
Shoulders for this Saturday's sale at “00““ mixed Better colée 1' m,
at; , ';, ,1 ‘ . possible. The- perfection of co
‘ '1‘ “'M' _ with its clean clear good 136th.
iiuy Wagner's linked Beans with to .0“ “ant sameimng fine buy mine, 32c-
mato sauce. ”you want superior goods lb Comic at 15c age. :5ch ‘ 3;“
in quality and quanlty, 12c large can Buy Luxury Sp'in‘ich “m, dillt
Tomatoes tanned. We can sell you here at the, large can; - ~
plenty of good tomatoes at We can. Pie Peaches 10c. ' Oregon 'Tat't
good quality and our Aldine Brand Prunes new 10c. ,
solid packed, iluest goods, arei 1.2c Mince Meat 2 lb 25c. ,
Good Pens itic can. No Cider on the market as good 66
Health Brand Peas. line can. our great Russet Cider 6c qt... 200 fill
A new and fresh loi of 0 6': (I Teas. 3 cans (.0011 Pumpkin for ”C. was
English Breakfast Formosa iuilia
ranted good or money back.
(‘I-vlon. Mixed Formosa and Japan. 15c
Peanut Brittle stock renewetl 1
quarter lb. These. teas aie splendid "1.. " lb 25c
flavor and always give gieai satisi'ac- Wailing yoiii v aluetl orders.
lion. to command. . ,
LORENZO DIBBLE
near and can be had at such small cost?
We matte a thorough examination of the Eyes. without coil
if glasses are needed furnish then: at the lowest possible price.
Perfect iltting guaranteed
0. B. JACKSON
Graduate Optician.
,1
58 Will .8"ch
Greenport’ Oysters free fro
purities. ,
Long and Round Clam. 3111i:
Steak Cod Butter F1611,“ ‘
Fish. Black Fish. Extra was ~
i6? Frost Fish, 250.
Next to Forrlc’ Cor, VITO:
FREE DELIVERY. .
Ever notice the long list of Booig-k
and Stenoaiapheis under caption lilacs"
Wanted’ in New York H“
. ' Was a demand ever more forcefully emphasised?
the longer list under Situations Wanted. but that only new
city of proficiency OUR system of instruction is thmmw
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