11 slit. Loeln. sews.
Jill Mien, who has been vis-
‘ Illl Hilford, has returned
:250 up. Scleaubs
oven'e windows are tilled
In“ shoes and slippers.
iph are pretty Xmas decoru-
pui's Branch of the Girls'
.Bociety will meet this even-
iilio town assembly Irnil. Wnli
Memo Clark who was oper-
it at the hospital, by Dr. Tracey.
days ago, left _'tor h11 home yes-
y. much improved in health.
opium meeting in, the Baptist
, M1, Rowaylon, will be held tonlgbi
the Christmas exercises Thurhedny
- , and the services were reversed.
ht children of the Middle Five Mile
er echool are preparing to celebrate
multiple: by entertaining their par-
ti and the former pupils oi the,
wheel at: their Christmas tree exercises
tomorrow night December 23. Anc-
nboreie program has been nrrangeld
by; the teachers Miss Cassie M St
John and Miss Daisy Scudder.
J... W. Collins. Baltimore. Md; . .
Kobe. 1.11. H. Holden, F. C. Dayton
Gunmen. Stone, New H111 e11; A. Stan-
In}! Todd Gr-ecrrwich; J '1‘ Saunders
W. .Eliis. J. H. Jetoft W ii. Lester
Ile R. N.Hertots1in, S ..I Hos-
New York. \\'.
Bodlpng, Boston; F. D. Tuttlc, Ai-
bitliy, N. Y.; W. F. Cox. Hartford; J
. inery, Georgetown. were guests last
night. at the Hotel Cliifor'd.
General Russell Frost and stall and
Colonel Gilbert L. Fitch and staff have
receiwd invitations to attend the
Christmas night dance of Company D,
attire Norwaik Armory. The members
or the company were out yesterday and
today, after ground pine. and Christmas
decorations, and the armory is expect
to present a fine appearance. There
will be a concert from 8:30 to 9. The
«assembly will be sounded promptly at
9, 0’,ch when dancing will begin
“The show windows of the Best
Store are handsome pieces of work an
éllouve much credit. The dressing or
the windows on the Main street side
is very elaborate and has ,required
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3
{about mm are many incandescent
llgh . while more in the. foreground
state y swans aboutmuchStneeses- 11
nbeautifdl child is being drawn around
stinks of cloth by handsome and state-
Walls. The Whole window is very
oleverly decorated.
. miles Felt Juliets.
1's The Place
$1.3” will be a concert at the Knight
A M. E. Church Norwaik to-'
211% for the benefit of the Sunday
it will be a Christmas treat
F iii to come and hear Pro! James
”kins. oi Norfolk. Va., and his com-
5?: assisted by some or our best
e titl.ent——Mr Peter Bagiey, the
l-known baritone songster, which
4 Intake you both laugh and cry. best,
i. least—there will also be some
all column
A
at Slash in Prices
'HOIidau Goods.
‘8 to the fact that l occupied
‘dt a. column in the front page 0!
Ideal paper on Friday last and
Writ! came near having a front
‘ln my store is evidence enough
use goods have got to move and
trick or he may call again when
looking.
1 our uttering i am asham-
_ a no doubt some would
Hi «ever bought them or paid
, i have on eiemt assort-
_' Bronze Clocks in statuary and
I. Bought up from'n Maiden
‘ (180 some elegant; Brie-e-
and corner Pieces. I
see the public get the
use sheriff.
1my doors titled on Sat-
. to allot? no children
coconut 0! our
.. -.. minim feel of-
1 My evePithlpg tn the
i“ ascen'mm'r or
.ormf was made in yoster’dsys pn-I
‘ stagger considerably.
is neon in the center and clustered]
F. D. LYON (it CO.
' VBI‘i' line bluntdtlon melodies rendered
by the company. such as the Old Barn
Floor elc Deacon J. D. Taylor. sup-
erintendent; Rev. J. C. Ayier, pastor.
Douglas Fowler Post. 0. A it. held n
'rneoring. lust night. and arranged tor
a public installation of ofllcere which
will take place in Janunril
A small boy walked into a meat mar-
ket the other day and said: "Gimme
live cents worth of dog meat and Buy.
me lather don’t like tut."
The Windows of William P. Beers.
the Norwuik and South Norwalk sta-'
'lionci,p11scnt 11 very pretty appear-
11nc1;,lilic1i with Christmas stationery
and other goods
"Will you have 11 pics of mistletoe?”
asked one young man of 1111_l11110ee111
looking girl. “No, I thank you; i very
rarely eat it,” was th answer. Who
could help kissing her
\. 11ii11111 E. Street. who was painful-
ly and seriously injured in a runaway
accident, about 11 month ago, was re-
I moved to his home in Durien, this
morning. Mr. Street is still in a set-i
one condition but Is be lit vod to be im-
I proving
FLOURISHED A REVOLVER.
Drunken Man Made Things Lively in
Railroad Avenue Today.
A drunken nrun flourishing a revol-
Iver r1111 tunnel: in Railroad place this
afternoon terrorizing the residents
1’ thor c. and causing people to seek shel-
111' in the stores and houses there-
abouts. The man who is a rough look-
ing individual was drunk enough to
He started at
one end of the street and drove the
purple before him. There were not
many there at the time, but 11 number
of women who were going along, were
badly friglltt'noll. and some of them run
into Cuneo‘s fruit store for protection.
Officer Frank Raymond was called, and
as he was going to arrest the man, 0f-
iicor mihcriund, from Norwallt. who
was passing by, offered to 11111-11111 him.
The drunken man lost his courage as
soon as he saw the brass buttons, and
ran into SVec‘s saloon to escape from
the "flier-rs. They went in alter him.
Hr» bad by that time put the revolver
I in his overcoat pocket and was keep-
ing as quiet as he could. They went up
in him and he rtlusml to give them
1 the 1'11 1"111111'. H1 kept. it in his pocket
. and retained a tight hold on it. They
tackled him and alter quite a scrap.
Isucceeded III getting the w1apon, an
ugly looking gun or the .32 tuilibcr var-
iety, away from him. Theofiicers were
apprehensire lest he might shoot them
through his overcoat.
The fellow was taken to the lockup
and placed in a cell there. He would
not give his name. but it is believed
that in is a trump. His euse will come
1 b1 fore the town court tomorrow morn-
I log, on charges or hr each of the peace
1 11nd druukcnutss.
JURY DIDAGREED.
Could Not Decide Tint Horace
Burr Cold Hard Older.
_The criminal common pleas court
was yesterday occupied most of the
day in the trial of Horace ill. Burr, of
Greenfield Hill, charged with selling
. herd cider on Sunday. and illegally.
Several witnesses testified to having
bought cider and wine at the accused
The case continued up to 6 o‘clock,
when it won taken by the jury. Alter
being out until 6:15 p. m. the Jury an-
nounced that theyreould not reach an
agreement, and they were dischsrged.
ANDREWS :1 SMITH LEAVE Tom.
Mr. Andrew: and Family Left For New
York City to Reside. Today.
The Andrews it Smith Woolen Com-
pany have now closed up their business
in Norwalk rind Edgar M. Andrews of
the firm removed with his family to
New York City today, where they will
reside.
' Mr. Andrews is interested in a lsrge
Massachusetts mill and will be con-
nected with the New York oilce.
SUIT AGAINST‘VALE l. TOWNE.
Suit has been brought by in: Four-
hoitl, or Shelton, in the town of Hunt:
ington egaine't the Yale e Towns Com-
pany of Word. alleging breech of
contract He claims “00 dmgee.
1, 1903 the plaintiff entered in soon-
trsct with the detendsnt company to
occupy a certain portion of the he
tor! and desert-in work for theta. He
chins that they hove not. kept. their
gut of the content. The suit is
rcught through Attorney Joli Keogh
The on were med by Deputy
’ ‘ THDLID 0L3. MEETING A9-
‘ 9‘ 400m ,
The complaint alleges that on urinary , 7
on. m0 0”! CONTINUED. all
NEW AM Doc. 11 Manuel .
Mn. Me Davidson. o! Ansonis. who at
It s locel department store iut week I
was motioned lor the second time in
the cit
Decem
court today.
Mrs. Davidson' 11 bond
or $100 was continued.
not overlook any of your young friends.
which will delight their hearts. The so
are very reasonable, indeed.
Mechanical loys'for lhe little folio Ws. and dolls. doll Irouses. lea sols and
'~ Christmas Tous.
rut-1:11:11. or r. 11.601101". I
NEW YORK, Dec. 23.——’l‘he funeral
rm melted oii I chum or shoplifting lot Frederic meander-t was held at 111. '
Patrick's Cathedral todny. A low musI
was eelebrlied by Rev. Fnther unveils
It will be heard Innd the final absoirrtlon was given by
Archbishop Farley. The ceremom
was of the simplest character.
it
The boy or girl of today are
Therefore he sure and
We have a stock of
s
leelion Is very large and tile prices
doll lumiture‘ for the girls are sure to make ueceptablorpresenls.
- Furniture
" l‘truie who are older.
or III sorts and descriptions ‘
pictures too.
Funeral Directors
12 North Wain Strut. ‘
___....._. -c. _..-.. £5,535.
Men's Block Worsted Stills. $15.45.
Men‘s Fancy Worster 11iuli plaid 1.
Men‘s Gray Whipeord (plain or 11
Men's Blue Basket Weave. luriion
Boys‘ Norfolk 111' Double-Breasted
Lillie Boys' Norfolk. fancy p 'uiri
6 North Main 81
SPECIAL BARGAINS
"For Christmas...
Camels ilnir Underwear. union stumped. doc.
Harry Good
II. J. Collins 6’: Co.
and Embalmers.
South Norwalk.
\ FORMER PRICE. $10.00
$15,113. FORMER PRICE. 10.98
model. VHS.
FORMER PRICE. $11.98
made. $7.111.
FORMER PRICE. $11.98
lbltu'k cheviotl sizes amid. 981'.
FORMER PRICE. $1.48 and $1.98
and ensiuucre- $1.25.
FORMER PRICE. $1.98
FORMER PRICE. 75c
. 13'...
Win,
South Nor-walk
so MAKE
MONEY . .
You Mtist
DO YOU
Would uou'Saoc $1. 00
if your Principal and In
cared through
Invest It.
SAVE 9
per month and upward
wrest 'hrcrc Properly se-
. The South NorwaIk Trust Co. .
THE pnoposrrrtm
IS NOT speculum”. ,
It Will interest
4—
Chas H
“That’
115 Wall St.
JEWELER
It Pays To Advertise
Old Postollice Building.
Investigate this matter,
YOU
FOR FULL PA RTICULARS, IADDRESS
AGENT S—CHAS E. CURTIS. Nor'mlk, Conn.
F. E. SMITH. 2 No. Main St. 50. Norwalk, Ct.
Dinorth
5A)”
. we ere urn-1‘; children‘ s Suite 111111
‘1. We I
worm
trauma whacked
Wm
l .
A? ..:......~.. '
As a Christmas Offering
eon-m overcoat: that were from 8! to la 51’3“} 70 m
hove New special-incited: stilt; 1nd Over-cons. Fancy
tout was it: ind 311 111‘ tub. '
out .1 1m?- no.1: to one-third g; ‘
rrus'euermoue. ‘
Overcome 11 greedy reduced priced.
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TIIE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE
Christmas.
You Were Young Once Yourseii— TRISTRAM &H YATT
Remember with what pleasure you received (‘hrlstmas time Of toys.
brightened the whole veer for you. did it not?
just the same as you were when you 'w ere y.oung
A
r. 1.
Alter months of preparation for the Christmas business ourldoors opened this mel'uinitiiiipon the best assort-
ment ol gifts it has been our privilege ever to assemble.
staniiai remembrances.
pleasant. A few suggestions.
A word of advice
Every department is will supplied with artistic and sub-
To make decisions quickly and be satisfied with them you must
\ “ll“ IlHHUllllll‘l" 0' Igt where the host goods and the largest varieties are and where you get the. best and most polite attention, and
not only this hilt. every modern suggestion has been adopted to make shopping quick, methodical, comfortable and
I NOTION DEPT.
All the newest things in shopping
bags,, kill gloves, white inns.
HOSIERY DEPT.‘ .
Good warm flanncls, hosiery 01' every
description.
' i
LACE DEPT.
Natty stock collars, ribbons, laces,
rreekwear.
iWe can positively suit you here.
pillows bureau scarfs, pillow shame
. KITCHEN DEPT.
Odd pieces of china, lumps Jardiners,
Yillh‘ei'}.
I 1
pear. ivory silver and natural hund-
50‘“ 11211 for men and women.
WHITE GOODS DEPT.
Table linens. napkins linen sets.
fancy waist patterns. '
HANDKERCHIEFS. I
The largest line we have ever had.-
UMBRELLAS.
very handsome assortment of
ART DEPT.
An elegant 'iine of noteiti‘es,
LADIES' DEPT.
, Finnnelctte gowns and skirts, muslin
underwear, white aprons, dressingl Christmas Cards and Books.
saeques. ‘ Blankets, Rugs, Lace Curtains.
TRISTRAM 81 HYATT, Norwalk,Conn.
NO. 2 und 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
[Allistmmihhhrr
“180'.
1' CM: Brand
PE IIIIIIIIAI Pills.
laminar-slid, nod-1111.11.11 oi“.
ill-1H vynv-l-ylculluupoel leis. "embeds-11m:-
monluls. Airllllliimvinoe nuolthcirlulrinliunl'
llrsnrotzugmveuion. Send an rent- ier ample Ind
k. Irimorhyrneilclmuos.
[Mi “ENGINE 60.. IM lQRD. 011511111. ll”
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\
Something in the
Jewelry Line'
would be most appropriate
for an
Xmas gift
Call and examine my stock
I
Richard Noack, i
136 NORTH MAIN STREET.
Santa Bills 81 BIIIIBI
are still .at work on that
SMASHED AUTOMOBEE
and. incidentally, we have
SMASHED PRICES
on the
ENTIRE LOAD OF TOYS.
Cormbinniimr Creirinule and Checker
Board, 981'.
All other large boards at
tioniiteiy low figures.
Dolls and GoCarts less than factory
[J I‘ODO i“
Drums from We up. $1.110 Drums
Milli.
Rocking Horses from ‘931'. up.
Morris Chairs from 9811 up.
. Boys’ Tool Chests. Air Rifles, Steam
Engine! and Boats in endless variety,
all 1111 prices that make them move.
Get chance in Desk and Chair
1111 this i Build.
52 do. 11111111 8t.. South Newark,
_ ' I
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g...—
GIover’s the Place.
ll
II
Our Credit Helps Christmas Plans
to Speedy Realization.
The lack of cash does not hinder the
Christmas shoppers at our store. ’ '
You canchoose useful..suiteii>ie presents
from our large stock at reasonable prices.
We are opening scores oi accounts everu.
doc and helping hundreds to make their
Xmas gifts in a was that is convenient and
pleasant.
Come in and see our oiferincs.
Jewelru. Furs. Umbrellas. Cloaks. and
Overcoats for Bous.
We carru nothing but useful articles.
You can’t spend uour moneu here for
foolish articles.
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