'aither morning or evening.
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LAN ’5
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5! WWW St.
ooooi News Notes
Advertlspra wi Iahi 3 to change their
advertisements furnish copy on
the afternoon previous to the day the
change is desired. While we do oIII
best to accommodate advertisers. wu
cannot guarantee such changes when
nop’y, is furnished later
Following its usual custom The Sea-
.incl will not be printed Christmas.
it is the
line holiday in the year that its em-
ployers have a “full day off, ” and the
opportunity is appredlated by them
and. We trust, not, closeted to by the
readers and potions of the paper.
W.”
You can find many novelties at the
china department at Reed's. See ad.
——1.atest. Soft Hats. O'Brien‘s.
Half price clearance sale tonight at
the Boston Store. in all Holiday Goods.
See ad
——-Chlcken and fowls l4 and 1150.
Schaub’s.
Mr. and Mrs. A. E ChasmaI have
taken apartments in New York for the
holiday season.
-Largest assortment of phone
graphs and talking machines in the
Norwalks. Chas G. Ives. 29 Wall St.
The house being built by 'H. W.
Mather, on Elizabeth street, is rapidly
nearing completion. '
-Cut rock and broken candy, made
of pure sugar at Lanejs.
Selectman Samuel Lynes is in
Bridgeport today. attending the divirr
ion proceedings.
-—We makwour miy the purest
materials. F. A. E3311. 9!
The Dennis & Blanchard straw hat
manufactory wil close tonight for the
remainder of the week.
——-An all linen handkerchief with
initials 15c at Joseph Davis' 8:.
Washington St.
Miss May McCabe. of North Main
Ostreet; left here teday to spend the
holidays with‘hcr parents in Babylon.
1.. I.
~Sensible Christmah gifts at F D
Lyon 0: 00's.-
H‘oliday novelties at half prhe at
Coleman's. This is the place where
you can get TI Christmas box or Cigars
for $1. 00.
-—All kind Shelled Nuts, large as-
sortment of Fancy Crackers, Pickles
and Olives. Seymour's.
Mrs Harry lloadley of Waterbury
is the guest of her parents, Mr and
Mrs. J B. Ella of Camp street, Net-
walk.
-—Meerschaum pipes, large line. at
Smith's, Mahackemo Block.
The Misses.li‘islte,'of Gloston, Mass-
nchusetts. are guests. of Ex-Mayor and
Mrs. J. Milton CoMirn, Colonial cot—
loge.
—Call at Ambler‘s and see McFad-
den' s Exercises the best Xmas present
you can make.
Ladies' Home Journal and Munsey
for January now on sale at William P.
Beers, stationery store. where nice
clean moles may be found.
-—New derby for Xmas. O‘Brien's.
Mr. and Mrs. George I). Keeler and
. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bryant will spend
Christmas day with Mr. and Mrs.
George T. Burwell. of New Haven.
-—hlb pail home rendered lard 50c.
Hayes.
T. urtising special: or
The Friday Afternoon Club will be
entertained next week. New Year‘s
Day. by Mrs. J. Milton Coburn. at Cal-
onial Cottage, with a musicale and tea.
-Any make of talking machine 81. do,
a week. Chas G. lvea. 29 Wall Street
The United 0 tramway“ is ad-
tbe ad. and see iffimdo not think it
emu while to investigate these oifers.
“Look at the now "ln, Lane's.
gametes today. at: , prices.
I. I. Bonner-hora,“ Mina Jain
. l‘l'edoriok. corona: any;
I
g ' as“ "and
. tom
THE
Two new candidates were alerted
members of Company D last night.
The funeral of Marcellus. P. (lrcen
will be held from his l‘te home at
Chestnut Hill Ilunday afternoon at 1
o'clock
- The best cuts of roasting pork toc
lb. Pork Chops 12c. Hayes.
Miss Julia ll. Lockwood, of East a'vo-
nue, has returned from Philadelphia.
where she wrnt to the bedside of a
classmate at Vassar. who has been ser-
iously ill of appendicitis. but Is now
getting along nicely.
~Excellenoe as to quality is Lane's
candy and reasonable in price.
Professor Daniel A. litaniou ‘wm
bring the first half of the season of
his dancing claim to a close next. Wod-
nenday evening at. Arion Hall. Last
evening Mr. Btanton began cotilliou
work, which will be continued next.
Wednesday. An even larger class is
anticipated for his second half than be
has had In the first. '
There will be three masses at St.
Joseph’s Church, tomorrow. Christmas
Day, at 7. 9 and I0 o'clock. At 9 and
lit o'clock the junior and senior choirs
will render the special musical pro-
grams. and the services promise to be
very Interesting. Rev. William
Mnher. 0.0.. will give the papal bit-so
'ing at all three masses. -
State examinations for teachers' (79r-
tiilcates were, held at the capitol. yes-
terday, under the direction or the state
board of education. Usually these ex-
‘amlnations nIe held on the lust Fiidny
and Stitnrday of each month but ow-
ing to the holiday season thih month' It
examinations were assigned for Wed-
nesday and Thur-,sdny ()nly foIII took
the examinations, yesterday.
—liatmt styles derles. 0' BIien s.
Nourish people are talking of en
tering- Into competition With Dnnbury
and Norwalk in the halting industry.
Capitalists interested In the industry
have been in consultation with the
board of trade of that city, and it Is
said that it has practically been de-
cidod that moneyed men of the plate
will provide whatever may he needed
to start the industry. The dtanbuck
will be the lack of skilled labor.—
Hartford Times.
-~Yonr choice of the finest lot of tar-
keys in Norwalk for 23c lb. Hayes.
The remarkably flue winter weather
of today is not unusual for Christmas
week, as there are often a few days of
unusually mild and delightful weather
just before and just after Christmas
day. Today gives every indication of
having been especially designed, so far
as- Its weather is concerned, for the
benefit of Christmas shoppers. The
weather bureau people say that an area
of high pressure and pleasant weather
will make the holidays delightful for
a day or two, at least.
The Christian industrial league of ,
the South Norwalk Methodist church
will beJorced to omit its meeting this
month, by reason of the fact that the
usual date falls on Christmas. it was
arranged to hare'William P. Hoyt ad«
dress the league at this time on the
oyster and its growth. and in connec-
tion therewith, there was to be an oys-
ter supper but this will also go mvl to
the January meeting, willth will bc the
annual meeting.
Ill. millilllfl 8 [Hill Iii illiiliil
For NBKVOUBNESS and INSOMNIA
8T. PAUL'S CHURCH XMAS DAY.
Festival Celebration, 10:30 a. m.:
Processional Hymn 49, Adcste r‘ideles;
Introit.‘ ‘Glory to God." llarnby; Kyrie
't‘leisoli. In E flat, Eyre; Credo, in E
flat, Eyre; Oil’ertory. “Like Silver
Lamps. llarnby; Sursum Cords. An-
cient Plain Song; Saul-sue In E flat.
Eyre; licncdictns Qui Vcnit. In E flat.
Eyre; Agnna Del, in E flat, Eyre:
Gloria in Excrlsis. in E flat. Eyre: Ab-
lution AntlIem.‘Nunt-. llimittis. Tomas
Regine: Reccsslonal llymn III. Men~
delssuhn; R, K. Pooley. cholrmastcr;
David Pollard, organist,
. ol ’sfloney and Tar
torch ren.ule.sure. No opiates.
GRACE CHURCH XMAS DAY.
Mathin's Celebration. 10 s. m.: Pro—
ceesional Hymn 49. Adel-dc h‘itiriles:
White, in Brilat. Jones; Te lleum, in
B flat, Steiner: .lnbllatc, In F. Aldrich;
Hymn 60. Smart; Kyrie Elcison, in C.
Foster: Hymn 539. Smith; Oifertory.
“Unto Us a Child is Born. AdlanI;
Hym'n 56. Porkshire: Sanctus. in C.
Foster; Gloria, in Excelsian C. I“
ter; Recessional Hymn 49, Mendels-
sohn. R. K. Pooley. chorjster; Mrs.
Chester Selleck, organist.
' HOLIDA Y NO YE]. TIES
‘ at
HALF PRICE.
Rugby.» Footballs. Skates, etc.
. . at Reduced Prices.
Christmas Bones of Cigars. $1.
‘ chum»:
Iain M Nor-walk.
Amritsar a a: lrlvilins't Ina-u
“ours ”NORWA
here,
This list will help you;
HOUSE COATS.
SMOKING JACKETS.
BLANKET RODEO.
BATH ROIEB.
PAJAMAO. .
NIGHT ROIES.
SUITS. '
OVERCOATS.
RAINCOATB.
HAND BAGS.
SUIT CAGES.
SWEATERS.
CARDIGAN JACKETS.
nor better wears for boys
SOUTH NORWALK.
museums. to
scanra.
MUFFLsaa. ‘~ ~
sma‘r Paoracrons.
FANCY veers.
HANDKaacmars.
stoves.
euaesuosns.
Hoeissv.
ARM aANos.
HOSE OUPPORTERB;
HATS.
CAPS.
GIFTS FOR BOYS.
ldvmything boys wear is blue but shoes better gifts cannot be found.
GIFTS FOR MEN AND WOMEN.
Smart hand bags and suit cascu suitable for men and Women. In all
sizes. in prices ranging from $1.50 to 812.00.
Our Great chariot»: Satisfaction erhlefpa’yliiefkif 9
Hints for Late Buyers
You may buy in basic hero, gifts may be exclIanged at the leisure o!
the. recipients and no matter how mu ch you are hIIrrlrd. you are hot like-
ly to make any misinkein choosing a gift for man or boy. if youlcomc
stocks are still generously full in ili’lhioa:
aim ran Mttv. ...:
Store open until mid-night Thurt's day; closed all day Christmas.
RogersStStevens
to quality and price.
The advanlaqe Is mutual.
’s
all the dust, dirt and chaff sifted out.
CHRISTMAS GIFTS.
There is not/Iota more appreciated, attractive, beautiful and lasting
1 Ian
I GIFT FROM THE JFWELFRS.‘
We emphasise The advantage in a selection from the two largest
most complete and up-fo-dafe stocks In the Nomblhs. ‘
wholesome food—they deserve it—nnd we sell 16.
IUY OATS THAT'S CLEAN.
MANUEL 1'. shun. _
To be a success. a man must be a specialist-we are
specialists In grain and that guarantees yeti the best as
All our grain Is carefully screened—
‘Iivc your animals
8) buying for fine stores and for cash,
‘lve offer you Iowa prim than elsewhere.
COLEBURN 8: LAUDER
THE JEWELL'RS.
N0 96 WASHINGTON sr.. 300m mmvux
, mo 3 mm 51:. ~01?qu
“STORE OPEN IVENINGS.
January Numbers
Munsey and Ladies
Home Journal
eng‘
NOW READY
Nice clean copies man be found at
I.
WE INVITE YOU
to ,call and examine our, excepi
ttomn line line of
APOLLO .
cnoco‘mts ‘
in fancy packages for Xmas We
are sure you wilt agree with us.
thatdhc-y arc in nest packages
'lobeohtalncd . hare. Prices
from 25c to who.
, "IHI onnooo PHIIIIINIJI ' j
The Prostitution Store.
All can pass this store. '
Night Calla Answered.
Telephone Call. 15-2.
-m._ --.. ..... .,
Santa Claus In the Schools
Continued from Seventh Pam
Recitation-“'llouquet of Flowers."
Alice Burns, Lizzie Williams, Mary Mc-
Sally Emma Seymour
“Xmas (‘arol of Cromwell' s Time,
Edna llownid.
thorns—"First Xmas Gift. "
Pupils.
..-—......
ROWAYTON SCHOOL.
Examine-Presented This Morning in
Honor of Christmas.
Piano Duet,
Mabel Ambler. Cornelia Brown.
Selections from lien ”or.
Lilliam Mills. Susy Raymond.
Hymn—Hark! The Herald Angels
Sing. -
School.
Re‘citation——Santa Clans.
lnls Marsh.
Recitation—Santa Claus and the
Helper.
Little
Clarence Close.
liecltatio'n——An llp~to~daie Santa Claus,
Marie. Moore.
liccitatlonw'Bout a Million
Anna EVO!C[I.
Resignation—Hang up the Baby's Stock-
5.
Primary Class.
, Song—Old Santa Claus,
Primary School.
Selection~Whut the Mother Goose
Children nant, .
Primary Pupils.
Recitation—A letter to Santa Claus.
Russell Hall.
Recitation—How We Spent Christmas,
Gladys MIIIs.
liecitaion~A Christmas Dilemma.
Marion Godfrey.
Recitation—Santa Claus on the Train
Lydia Vonliurg.
RecitationmNntnre Talks for llccenr
bcr,
Leland Close
Recitation—Pom Santa Claus,
John Cleverly.
Carob—The Binhday of the Lord
School.
Recitation—A Telephone Message
. Edith Thornton.
Recitation—A Suggestion for Santa
Claus.
Charles Adcock.‘
Recitation——Tomorrnw is Christmas
Morning.
Florence Baldwii
Recitation—my Country
Charles Gager.
Violin Solo.
John Saingc.
Recitation—December
Russell Broadway.
Recitation—A Christmas Secret,
Marion Lynch.
Recitation-Who First Christmas Eve.
. Ruth nitisni.
Reading—A Christmas Story.'
Ruth Lorey. '
Song—Three. ...Icera for Snow;
Grades V. and VI. -
Selection—A Prince and Saviour,
Nine Girls.
Quotations by five people.
Recitation—Tho Christmas Chimes.
Hubert Default
Recitation-Stnr of the Orient.
Gertrude. Close
Carol—The Guiding Star
School.
Rev. A. L. Hubbard.-
Address.
Address.
Rev. Frank C. Brown.
Carol—Waken Christmas Children,
FRESH FISH.
Fthleh, ............5lba.for25c.
SmallBooion lines, ..... .7eib.
WeakFlah,..........!....... 10c lb.
Intro Largo Smelt, .141: lb.
Colman. whole M, ..... ' . . . . . . . 100 lb.
SteakCod, .............., .12: to.
Market Cod, ... . ........... ;.. 71: lb.
.le0 Eels.
All other kinds of llah at reasonable
OHM
" , . Opened Clams and Oyatan.
. Vern. Iiost ..ireontoru
lilo III
on ti“
Selected In. Fons In tlII'I.
Choice Booking Eons 28o doz'
Fooouii‘nll Broom Choose lho Ih
W I hid ll Tiling
Mild" "Minus iii
17 NORTH MAIN S TRl'l'T.
S. S. Tillot‘son‘.
Is showing a fine line of FANCY CHINA M the I I,
Inc house of Vahtfne 8 Co. I 1., '
CLEARANCE SALE OF MILLINERY still ‘
at Washington Street.
' ‘ ' ' commons: ME anomaly.
Gold is the ideal spectacle metal. It alone possesses ’all
ties. The best substitute is but a substitute. No gift is allure
II spectacle wearer than an artistically titted gold frame..- We
line of spectacles and eye glasses and make a specialty of, admit“
to the features.
HOMER B. HOYT. Refraction Optician.“
Ream 9 United Bank Building, .
Special Appointments at cenvanla ace of patron. ..
Office hours, a,11:45.12:45.6:00.8aturday evenings H
Good Weather for on App
and good things to eat. at right prices to satiaf
Small Hams, sugar'cured. 15c lb. Alex I.ipton’s'l‘ea_ No.
cash. seller. 30c 55 lb. ' .
Sperry & Barnes Bacon is the finest. Are you particular about
in the country and we will keep no ’99? Then i can suit.”
other.17ccash. Padang Java and Bailiff-W
. mocha mixed. Better is hot
8 12:03:31 for this Iaturday 5 sale at possible The perfection ~
“.00
it it good
Buy Wagner's Baked Beans with to- w h a clean, clear, “mm
on want somet i iln‘e hips;
mato sauce, if you want superior goods lyb Coffee at {15:5 2., ' gg 30b ‘3”;
in quality and quanlty, 12c large can.‘
Buy Luxury Spinach. lilo quality
Tomatoes canned. We can sell you
here at 15c. large can.
plenty of good tomatoes at We can. Pie Peaches 10c. Oregon TOI';
good quality and our Aldine Brand. Prunes new,10c. ~ ,
solid packed, finest goods, are 12c. Mince Meat... " lb. 25c .,
Good Peas 10c can. No Cider on the market. as mad as
Health Brand Peas. 15c can.
our great Russet Cider 8c atomic .
A new and fresh lot of 0 & O 'leas. 3 cans Good Pumpkin for 2% at"
English Breakfast, Formosa, lndia
ranted good onaaoa yhacf.
Ceylon. Mixed Formosa and Japan. 15c Sibeli‘ '. ed
Peanut Brittle.
quarter lb. These teas are Iplcnditl 1b., 2 lb. 25c.
"um and always give great satisfac- Waiting your valued orders, yours
to command.’
LORENZO DIBBLI.
tion.
old: «1 1'
out
.
near and can be had at such small cost?
We make a thorough examination of the Eyes. withoit. .doat;
if glasses are needed furnish them at the lowest possible pilot ,
Perfect iltting guaranteed. .-.~ r
a. 5. Jackson.
German Carp, 'S't’eéhlgg
whole $811,100 “1.; fit“;
lala'nd Cod and Haddock.
Oysters, not floated, 300 “In.
FREE DELIVERY.
and STenoarapheIs under ca"
Wanted’ in New York
I Was a demand over more mend, pins
the longer list under Situations Walled. but that only
aity oi proficiency OUR system of WI:
Norwalk Chronicler