ms?
.Vr
346; “SS eta.
‘ . " .l‘tfll' M
“ , A alk and vicinity: Clearing
‘ .aiterneon, followodartaii
t
finite-leer. weather son and
,. A disturbance is central this
as near New York. it is produc-
iight snow in the northeastern sec
, It will probably move eastward
besfoilowetl by clearing and colder
or during the artery 2 _ eas-
weather, with'a cold vs ,, . prevail-
In» the central and western ens.
, 8 warnings are displayed along
,New England coast. Cold wave
as are displayed at Now}! you
‘ditlons favor for this vicinity .
lag late this afternoon. followed by fair
arid much colder weather.
W- : 2 1 t
' e—Ltve 'bobsterd, 160 lb. outbnrs.
A number of the South Norwalk pu-
pils 9:115:31. p. A. Stanton, are 1:2“an
WSW . W 90- m I: 't
again] anmor%’ recalled innhht
1) cc, , . .
I .liucas Hayioft association is plan-
ning a big time for the evening of Men-
tldy, January 4. when a large class of
Rad‘Men will be shown how to make
u. by electrlc'light.- . 3 ~ . . ‘
s he Norwalk Fire Police company
will give its annual concert and dance
in: Lockwood's Hall, Friday evening,
January 15. Among the artists to ap-
pear. in concertwii be Mrs. Lee-man
‘ rushes Tamo'oahautors. Ofllrienfs,
‘ Ml ’Uns E..Kolth.-.-,who conducts a
«Wanner to" and it, has in;
at ,. Ia number of local riends to an
W31 reception to mark the close
e1?“ term of the year, and which
will be hbiszhmsday evaning..l)ccem-
Wfir'im'fl" ~'
'4!
. ,Thamoiioa. ' vii-obtained no clue-t0
dividend” of the manwho drove into
ercwuah'srlg. in front of Chm
,lcefljuflmond's home-one day last
w
eels denim. Mt. Walsh's carriage
to:a.ceasidsrahloexteat.. . .- . .
Thomas-Robina is building's double
house tumour street and George
We v-ts. building a; single some: on
the-1mm street; William l-i. McMahon
is stations. third neuronal-pr. - . 'l‘hts
loddlltyiiaetherentar‘ot quite a build-
ing boom.
‘ ,OphitChapter, Order of the Eastern
. withhold 11— meeting next ‘lt‘rtday
at ' , met, the purpose at consortium
election. tom .. ,a also. via;
the ‘ilgjsts‘ilstio mug-Foster; gems:
on». jar c been sttherneetingheld
.210- 3%. “1%.“? "St. ”8.31.01
cotii ..i 9'. w . I“ 1‘
. i. . iii-.Untiuelm. Use-thrill“
o "W " (gab, 313:5! (’I" "' I; .
. '~ ' Farr , ,Greud~.ttrmyot
- v .Mlii‘ d [meetiugraoxt
.. ‘~ 4 h. u;~thers:wi
mum. “ .
fer 'the event;
."lu
. The last meetiné of the South run:1 .
_ rd» Councilmen forfthe year ,Qiloufll i0 005.91.!“ ill,
,h mammoth: airbag-m
' sill: wiil2'sbe~paiq.land
ncss'of"the "ear, and get!
the
things in readiness for the incoming
of Ms or Charles E. Dow and the new
Counc imen.
port lodge B. P. D. 19..»it was decided
g; give a minstrei show during the cbrrect, an
«Intent to committee rte-annotated,
to arrange the ,event. and from the
make-up of the: aggregation .great1
things may be'expected. .lt wsaaltio
, , on of oilcerl. tol-
lowed “by a social salon. The com-
mittee “making I ecial preparations that farmers from the neighboring
country hurry into market with three
61' four ”gs if they are fortunate
“ f.m-horlo Multan
' new rNMdll- .tiov Your, . l
l ., ,m mobilflillld
Owhwsmmuwives lalsw
York.
York city:
(Mew .
Telegraph. is s
ville, New York.
o‘clock
Press.
Item" .
'ng manner.
,Mfl.
lam
nut bill, Sunda
decided SUM SING meeting that W "nu“ ‘3'”2.
house for Elks. both local ‘ xisltlng,
will-be the order on'New e H?! eve-5
see
a watch meeting, so to speak—to
theold yearrblt and'tlle new year in.-
.launary . Congressmen B
_9 W
hasheense'cnred wanna-tat ’ ‘
OI Nolan!” at the dinner-.3595 .-
StaaItWoodfos-d, who was so
. ~ war broke out. »-
mm of
Y.
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several prominent republicans of The
orwaiks will attend the McKinley as-
Iociatlon banquet. in New Haven Koo
tekeaetion
I wt “0.9
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Miss. Charlotte Lamont, of South
Norwalit, is spending a week in New
Miss Isabelle Alier. of West street.
left today for Providence. R. l., to visit
r .m— I . . - -
Just a last word.
'2. , ' ‘ , r 2 - , . , . ._ - . .
Every single member of the store force is tuned up to
1, concert pitch for the hurry service of the few hours between now
and Chriitmas'.‘ ' ‘ '
Your service ,siuii be as quick and good and, satisfactory
tis possible for us to make it. Will you help by keeping to the
‘right a! much as possible. and by not vi'aitirig'in the aisles. ‘
‘ Theflhrisunss festival of Trinity .
Episcopal Sunday school will be held
ll ay night.
ilismq ll..- MeMahom and-t
Reed street, spent Christmas w
tives in Brooklyn.
Mrs. H. 3, Fitch, of West street, has ,
been entertaining Mr. and Mr
M. Fitch, of New York.
Walter S. lreland. ot the New London
ding a-few days at
his home in Sout Norwalk.
Mr. a ti .th flannel M. Alier. at
Walt rest. are entertaining Mrs. M.
B. Alier, of canton. New York.
Mr. and Mrs..Jam,ea 8. Bailey.
Brooklyn, have been guests of the
Mill!!! Hatch. .West avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank N. Leach and
ion. of Danbury. are guests of Mrs.
Sarah N. Dunning. West street.
Harold Clary. of New York, spent
3hrlatmna Day with is arents, Mr. and
Sip. S. L. Gill”. We .
Charles T. Nelson. with his brotht r.
Arthur D. Nelson, is spending it iew
lays at his home in Vinelantl. N. .i.
-_—Men',s,_,Wi'ntcl‘ Caps; O'Bricn's.
Mr. Mrs. P. N. Smith, of Buy-
View ave ue, are entertaining Miss
Mary Brendep. of Garden pity. L. 1.
Lewis Maren ' of Smith
Is a guest of his rlend, Prank
son, in Smith Ridge, for several days.
The afternoons are growing longer at
the- rate obl minutevavtiay and the
engthening hours of evening light will
soon be noticeable.
Mn. 01. A ion. of South Norwnik
trrived in Mil 0rd. Thursday evening,
and wiii_be the guest of Mrs. l‘utney
lor the ,next week.
Mr. and Mrs. John Snell
South Main street,
Mr. and Mrs. John Canno, of Hawkins-
“ Tonight the store Will be open as late as necessary to
All purchases delivered it you wish—but his best to carry
smilparcais.’ ' " ' W l ' ‘ H
There is still more than any ordinary storeiul for you to
choose from. Preparations were on an even-mprc-iiberai scale than
Late shoppers will not be disappointed if we can help it.
Let us repeat it. ' a. - . -
GOOD SERVICE WAITS FOR HUR
ND DRY Goons
at Salt
in l’mtorté
The Christmas festival of the S
day school of Grace Baptist Church
"I.“ 11°...th on Monday night
, , I. .cbu .
oi Ratio}:.shileanlnrec;i tre
Mr. and Mrs. Franklin *A. 'l‘oiies. oi
South Nerwnik. will receive on New
Year's Day. not only in honor of the
lay but in lltmOLQL the lfiftieth anni-
versary of their ntnrriuge.-Ridgeileltl
. , ,. when it will do no
Atifwlortggnlsefidm PNSMtfiiM”: . . . ’ _
ion. t , , - .
:ectige inelanum wnii] cmgentlhe lifio mOSt 000d.
INA-he. once of ,MaiorJ’saac Bromle'y “’ . .
Srom ‘advertisiug~ agent" to “press
MEN'S SACK SUITS.
In this vast Collection. on can find just what you want
card of at this time of the year.
of what they
Edwardniiler. of Bedding, son of the
late .Gounty..Comminsioner Miller. on-
ier went an operation for appendicitis
at the Dsnhury hospital Tuesday night.
and is now-recovering-in-sn encouras:
at prices that.are almost an
Yorrydll‘aavedn some-cases about so per cent.
would coat‘bsiorc this sale.
Ste. Simiand $33.50 Suits. now~ ......... a ., . . ,, S 7.98.
315 and $16. 0. Suits, now .......... .
utts,now
Percy E. Ferris thasntaiten the con-
tract !or-the electrical work in con-
pectton with the addition ‘and altera-
,tions to the Reed lla
Washington street.
test-W. &- Knapp.
Attomey‘and .‘Mrs. pharies E. Jen-
nigge; Jr., of New Haven. who were
rectintiy married. attended :Mfamil
In or!!! at the residence 0 r. so
(maria F; Jemima.
ii incineratesvsnre
., The remackible scarcity of euslust
now is best demonstrated by the fact
. .. .......... . $15.69.
SanndSao
.1839
$22 and $25 Suits. new . .
MEN’S OVERCOATS.
The fact that we are offering our splendid line of Over-
coats at reduced prices is enough to awaken keeneat curiosity.
$10,312 and $13. oOvercoats. now . ..
vercosts. now .. ........
.......815.69.
viland estate, 96
Plans by Archi-
$15 and $16.50
3:8 and so Overcome. now
$22 and as Overcoats, new ..... .,
EXTRA TROUSERS.
Former prices, $2.00. $2.30. $3.50. $4.00, $5.00,
1).?an “$51.65. ”.98. $2.79. $3.19.
sxrnav’srecrIth: .
Mtfié‘ufllfler is po
ed in Connecticut.
Men’s Roofers, with ulster cpliars; special value
$5. and $.59.
‘3’1. "' i? . T333 SUITS AND O
The youn menhs
storiegtmd‘. .' noiglltd‘
price‘re'dti‘ctio s‘th‘
run-i "r. the remains
0 . , _ o :Wciltts mrglfim. of Wilton,
utter-stat nucleon; #3,. “th .held i{hisihtehotnel Chest»
ll .‘ht I p.‘ m. not). Wil-
liam E. liokerwiiloMciate. , interment
will ‘be in Norwalk‘oemetnry.
. South Norwalk’s latest social di-
‘At a recent meeting of the Bridgc~ vefision M‘L‘mmu‘atbeeh The reader
at. mic ‘ f‘ t M: {t e spelling is
”dial: it is not a paring
beemh satire old folksettoday used
to enioy.——R.idgcfield Press.
>‘ Garrett ‘Wtfitnlfliwof' Latentiilagton.
has tiled a petition in bankruptcy. .Lia
Assets um -. {The
Hermit. A..-Nsah.
Westpert. 81.000: Bristol Savings‘aank‘
31.000; Estate Frederick Will
Mrs. Au“. Bull
.126: B. E. Smith. 8129; Julia-h.
do!" tinnvl‘iiedeww it. ,
.-‘»The recent controversytmbetwecn
charte- L. James I and Harryzmdar,
adoring which the latter trimm
taunt of moneydliegally
1 James Ill! ended. .‘trul'g‘
Wand tbelpanllh . .
' .2”. WW"! ")5
Klnle andln- W
eitivcly ‘ the highest
VERCOATS.‘ 3
calways been well cared ion at our
"them an opportunity to share in the
’ofi'er their elders.
so Suits endowment: now"... ..... 35.19.
W“. . MW . . 2 . .
$10 and StaggtpsrtdKQmwat‘s. now- . . . :
"W‘" 3018' SUITS “AND OVERCOATS.‘
guardian of boys in this part of Connec-
ticut should take advantage of the odor: in this department;
they won't occur again fer-arlcng. time. *
,Sa.5osnd83$uitssnd Oydrcoats
$3.50 and 84 SuitIMMoats
$5 and $6 Suits and Oneal
alargest creditors
. “.55.: MA. , l't .
Every .paranomsd
.s'a‘rde-oe-ea'.
.22.! '31; 2 .3: . .3??? .
,,, :v _. . a Q
of the. New .1!
. esteem M-..,-~..,.. -,, "
NB' Haven and Hemord , _ NG. HATS ANliflkN
ll rttsaaat. iiQ'tflFWF"'n
r...
~e Hintmtwlfi W
General Henry A. Bishop, of‘B dge-
the es ‘ Mar land, “road, 0
which' cowardice ed $03?“ montriu
the present he wili' take chants of
busidesr‘ihtsi'ests of his earn and of
his father. no good suthorlty,‘ it is
I stated. that Gen. Bishop will‘soon row
purchasing agent some time ages Gun.
President 0: S; eilenxand his return
to the road will not be a float eurprtsc.
cumessum's couon asusov'
ta PLEASANT 70 ran. ‘
The finest quality of mutilated loaf
sugar is used in the manufacture of
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, and the
roots need in its preparation‘give it
a diver similar to maple syrup malt-
iug it hulte pleasant to take: Mr. W.
L. Roderick, of Poolesviile, hid, in
speaking of this remedy. says: “i have
used Chamberlain's Cough humor“
with my children for several years and
ration 'of'the kind i know of. The chil-
dred’li’ite to take it and it has no lir'
lurio s after effect." For sale by Still~
son ' ll ‘Co.,'nsxte'r Pharmacy, Clit.
ford Pharmacy. “
NATIONAL GUARD ORDERS.
Adjutant-.cherai George M. Cole has
indeed the fellowing erdcrs‘coticerning
the Connecticut ‘National guard.
The resignation -of» Second Lieutern
ant Perry *Banta. First Separate com-
pany. Connecicut National guard is
accepted, and he -ls honorably div
charged from the military service of
thestate, to-date December 22. Cap-
tain John W. Rose, .lr., commanding
First. Separate company. 0. N. (l. is or-
dered to warn the members of said
company to appear at their armory to
nominate hy- baiot a second lieuten-
iilll. , ‘
The appointment of Second Lieuten-
ant. Charles P. Reynolds, Comparu M.
Second infantry, Connecticut National
guard, is revoked, upon his own re-
quest, to- date “number 1. Captain
William l-I. Hesse, commanding Com-
pany M. is ordered to warn the mem-
bers of the company to appear at their
armory to nominate by ballot a second
lieutenant» 2 . 2 ‘
WHEN THERE ii A DULL HEAVY
feeling in the head; a bad taste in the
mouth: tongue furred and taste b unt-
ed; sitin ti and feverish; whit s oi
eyes. stre till with yellow: sour ris-
ings in the throat; fugitive pains in
the bead, chest and back. etc.. lake
Calcura Solvent, Dr. Kennedy's new
medicine. riflrt away and be well in a
few days. Write. to the Cal-curs Com-
pany Readout. N. Y.. for free book and
sample bottle. ”
_.,..__.._..—_—-
POPULAR AMUSEMENTS.
BENNETT~MOULTON COMPANY.
The Bennett A: Moulton Company
will begin a‘-week's engagement at
lioyt's Theatre. Monday evening. Ben-
nett a Moulton, at an enormous ex-
pense; have purchased all new stage
settings for their productions this sea-
son, which will. enable them to give
the patrons of Hoyt's Theatre new and
elaborate productions. it can safely
be said that these enterprising mana-
gers have, the largest. best equipped.
and most complete repertoire com-
t pany traVelling.~ Besides an entire new
Moulton hIVn engaged, at a large as-
pense, many highvcl s specialty peo-
ple with u mettepo itnn reputation.
which enables them to give the latest
and. most' ular‘_'spngs, dances and
novelties o it e deacon. The company
will give matineband evening patterni-
uncmt‘ during‘dll'e (wickyatjd at' etch
performance" an special scenery, prep-
..-rties-s“nd at‘cct’lioties will he'used. »No
theatre scenery will‘be shawn‘durlng
the entire engagement. Matinees daily
beginning Tuesday. ' Indiee‘ Night.
Menday evening. when the fifteen cent
ticket “will be in vogue,-
HOYT'S TREATRE‘CROWDED.
‘ Hoyt's Theatre was crowded with
ward liarrigah‘an'd a goodsup _
company. 4 The play was 'well staged
The next' att
ginning Tueaday“ , :-
l ‘ coco sortenrtngsn.
late relief in all cases 0 , .
law the
n draws'pl’lt‘. 's'
' i
hm rp,
, ~w W.
«W m
g. '1'! 'M‘
. "“tathi “N
.. . ” ”fish a... ‘
v ' - ’ new. .‘"
- m 3 the, work
sswvmaazmym
CUM'WL. *
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'counue routes
«sincere attributions m
3.. will be new at e.
uar‘y‘t.“ Themhtter , ,
,étgnew mantle ad‘s“ ,
a t. . .
port. has resigned as vice-presid cf-
ago, and returned to ,Bridgsport. For ,
turn to the Consolidated road in a 2
responsible position. He resigned as .
Bishop is a clo 0 personal friend of 2
That's the mg
was situation, and" ‘
.in a duo light. The A
to buy" is ever ’-
problem of where to
close on its heels.
This store has solved ‘
for you, solved them in a meal 7 , _
lag manner, as a'giimpse o!
holiday ‘equipment will=pm5 I
can truthfully say it is' the best prepa- 2
The time draw-s nigh. theyc .
will soon be reached. fiachdu
every day from new till Christmas I!”
store stands in the breach, riled;
supply your every want. Thu!”
reap the just fruits of much preparer ‘
lion—much thought and much
TM" Then-4 Cordial vam
83-85 Washington streEt, '
Sgufih Norwalk.IConn. ‘
,, l: ’> it”
1.. .J t.w A': «may if,‘
t
Well, here is an opportunity for you.
lot of excellent Stationery in boxes that are a little soiled after
the holiday rush. Paper just as good as new. Regular prices
50c to 65¢. Will be closed out quickly at 1
15¢ THE BOX.
N. 5. RYAN.- ’"
86 Washington Street, ' “Spamming!“
Come and Save Moneu for the Hiolidsps‘;
All snk ruin. (tape, satin linod, fur trimming, so in. tongs, busts
$5.75
All Silk Lined Baby‘s Caps, heavy for winter.
CHILDRE N’s FUfls.
Collar and Mull. lamb‘s wool, 75¢ a set. 3
Collar and Mn: in gray, with pocketbook for 81.00 a set.
Buy. them while they last for the price, at the
ad, ._ Eur. Si
nicely embroidered, 260 up; ‘ 5'
dress for their productions, Bennett to .
' The Fair Cloak a,
68 WASHINGTON STREET.
“onu‘. .--_. ._ .......
“Bl ' V8"
FOR FURNACESiRANGES AND STOVE
$6.25
SMALL NUT, DELIVERED,
Bay
sponsor’s,
pleasure seekers laitt'nighti'to witness
the production ol Old Lat/ender will:
thus
scrum-occurs
in everp particular. The work of Mr.
Harrigan as Old Lavender, 'wae excep
tioaaiiy good. giving him an excellent
opportunity to display his rare sblltty.
Betw'een ea‘ch act Mr. fla‘n-igan was
obliged to res (and to "certain * cells.
reaction will be the Ben-
nett-Mou'itdn Company, which‘wiil be
here next week ”with a full repertoire
of first-cladding. ; Matin’eeie daily be-
Your money will go...twic_e .as .iat'liéft;
furniture store-in town? ,Don’ttslte -'
ment forgrsnted. , inspect ouritock’s' "
‘ ' if you have ever heuaht 'F
before you Will appreciate meat."
here‘ is like‘findtngf‘gipney. If i" a « ‘ ’2
509": N0
me i t to we see remit...
ouMi‘ddte’Mgh Ghre _ ‘e'i'imrneag _. .
seamen becausei hbt‘ ‘
2 9° ~ - “2h Know
wmedamnatthit
Male.” " as c ,....
rwalk
go‘s haul-humming and time- ref
“9117., . ‘. 9 0
3mm”? m‘g qum‘gfi - gonovaws Ii. ‘:
m'l£2‘~~mgr,ot Delia."rek.: . ‘ ' , ,
prescribes it daily and says’ there lane
5.35?”
mummies '
: The installation of the new elected,
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