2' .' at 1 -. LANE'S 5! Wasnlmyn St. s R s 0 corset factory is closed anti January 4. Miss Margaret Gilmore, of Day street. is visiting friends in Brooklyn. H. R. Builder is selling all games, books. toys and novelties. Give him s call. Service was held at Chruch Church at 10 a. 11)., today being St. Stephen's Day. The' Norwsllr Boa factory is closed until Monday when work will be re- sumed. —Toqucs, Tonnes, Toques. OBrien s. Read the New York Grocery Conl- pany'lf ad. and see if you can beat the prices elsewhere. Miss Naomi Light, of Bridgeport, is spending the holidays with her rela- tives in Broad River. James Toner of Water street, Nor‘ walk, has been quite ill of pneumonia. but It is thought that he will recover. Mrs Frances A. Bracken, of Maple tinnitus his Walter D. West, of West Conschock- on. Pa.. is visiting his father in Maple street . Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Sanford. of Reed street are enterinininf Mrs. Sanford s parents from Albany. The Christmas music, given at St. Pilul's Church. yesterday. will be re» pented Sunday morning. '-—l.ivc lobsters, 16c lb. Cutbill‘s. The Christmas festival of Grace ' ’(lllurch Sunday schtml will be held ill the Town Assembly hall. Monday even- ing. Walter T. Aiken.“ Wilbraham Acad-' only. is spending the Christmas and New year‘s vacation at his honle in Nor- wnlk. ‘ There will be a special illustrated lecture on the Nativity tomorrow ev- lening at the ,‘Norwalk Congregational Chllrch r. . —Large Stock of latest Victor rec- ords Just received. Chas. C. lvcs, '9 Wall street. ' Charies l’. tanley. of Georgetown. spent Christin at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. K. Stanley, in j Main street Norwalk Herbert Hulse, the young son of Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Hulse or New York Who has typhoid pneumonia remains . . in about the same condition Mr. and Mrs. George L. Oliver have been visiting in.8tahen island. ll. Tripp. "Joseph (McMahon, Mutt Withler, of Bridgeport and others. ~Latest Delbiea.' O BrionI 5. Miss Angeline M. Dresser, who re signed her position as high school _ teacher at the Center school. has re- . . turned to her home in Massachusetts. Z‘Ted" Van Doren who is located in Philadelphia with the United 'l‘elpher age Company. is spending a few days holiday vacation at his home in East avenue. 2 , The West Norwolk Union Chapel Sunday school“ our hold its Christmas exercises on Monday evening Decem bcr 28th, at 7: 30. All are cordially in- viieq. James Shepard. of Stamford. has given up his position with the locomo- bile company in Bridgeport. and has taken one with a New York light eon. ' \ corn. Mrs. Harriet Hoyt Barnes and son Arthur. Jr.. of Mel-idea, are spending the Holidays in South Norwalk. guests, of Mr. and Mrs. James W. Hoyt, of. South Main street Willard E. Gregory, of Brooklyn and Walter 1. Gregory. of Springfield, . spent Christmas at their home in Nor- » walk with their mother. Mrs. Julia C. Gregory, of France greet. ~Soft Hats 80ft flat's. 0' Brien. The Christmas festival of the Nor- aalk Congregational Church will be held next Wednesday evening. The Grace Church festival will be held Mon- day evening and the Baptist on Tues- day evening. ' The Mans Bible Class of the First Methodist Church will meet tomorrow street. is the guest of her daughter. Mrs. William T. O‘Brien. in New Brit- ain. Mayor Charles L. Glover and his liioii board of councilman wllihold their final meeting of the year Wednesday night. Mr. and Mrs Larutz, of Brooksidc. and Mr. and Mrs. Wheeler and family, spent yesterday at the home of George H. Traendley. —The latest phonograph records 25c. Charles G. Ives, 29 Wall street. John Magner has had the misfortune to smash the index finger of his left hand while at work at Company's store. The barge Frank Leach is reported at Wilson‘s Point with a cargo of coal for John H. Ferris, to be shipped up the Danhpry road Miss Ult'rritia Sanger will entertain I a company of friends at cards this eve . ning at her home, corner of East Wall street and the Green. . Mrs. J. F. Bryant, of Norwalk, was , presented with all automobile as a Christmas gift by her niece, Lorna E Hurrell. of New Haven. Cut prices in Christmas goods is what A. Diekerman & Son's ad. says. reduced prices. Read the ad. —-Li\'e Lobsters, 16c lb. Cuibill‘s. Those attending the South Norwalk Baptist Church tomorrow evening will be given a trip to the Holy Land iii iustrated by the stercopticon. The best cuts of meat. and a great cut in prices is what the Public Mar" ikct is advertising. Read the ad. be 'fol'c purchasing your Sunday dinner. An important sale of men's and boys‘ clothing is going on at the store of Sci- leclt 8: Price. Read the ad. and note ithe reduction in prices on egerythiug ' ill the. line of clothing. , if you write letters: Miss N. Ryan's ad. will prove interesting to you today. Silo is advertising an ex- ceptionally fine line of stationery at greatly reduced prices. The Bridge Fish Market state pos- itlvely that they sell only oysters from Greenport. L. 1.. that are never drinked here. All kinds of sea food from their market guaranteed best quality. Victor Sherwood is entertaining over I (‘hllstma's J. Wilbur Dalston, of Brook- ‘.|yn and Fred Smith of Newark. at i the ilomc of' his parents Mr. and Mrs. ,C. B Sherwood. C. T. Kirwin, of the Flynt Construc. tion Company. which is erecting the Muller silk mill buildings. has returned to his home in Boston where he will vtake an architectural and technical i course of study: : In the hurry and bristle of Cllrisi mas. did you forgot anyone of your friends? That is the questions R0,, 'els , & Stevens are asking in their ad. to- .day. if you did forget anyone they 1 stand ready to help you out. A NOTRE DAME LADY. I will send free with full instructions some of this simple preparation for the cure of Lcucorrhoen, Ulceruiion. Dis- placements. Fnlling of the \vomb. Scanty or Painful Periods, Tumors 0r Growths, Hot Flashes. Desire to Cry. Creeping Feeling up the Spine Pain in the Back and all Female Troubles CUTE» NORWALKW A. J. Collins & I Their special is pictures at greatly la. ' at the close of the morning service.‘ I Rev. F. L. Strickland will teach ther ' class and all the members are invited. - i to be present. to all sending address. To mothers of suflering daughters l wril explain a $0358“! Home Treatment. if ym or e to conform it will only met - The ReV- Dr. Gilbert T9010? 0‘ ‘ about 12 cents a week to guarante: a ‘ southpol'i. Omciated II. “Te Christmas. cure I do not wxgh to “en you 'ny eve service at St. Paul’ sChurch on The thing. Tell other sufferers of it. list Green. He was assisted by the Rev. 13 all 1 ask Address Mrs M Jum- Janina Benton Werner and the ReV- mers Box 375 Notre Dame ind , ion‘arles “Selleck .. Fifteen Cont Sale of Sheet ' d-Ediaon records for December, inst' out, and for sale by Chas. G. lves. 29, W'T‘h street. eetl i th r Music he young people id: in ng o e7 m Methodist cums will hold its 7.7""? and Mflnflly-. list service of the year tombrrow even- . —-—- Plath“ ,gg‘glicg}, ,7 ‘°- :blrugfl,‘ All the Magazines for January now ‘ MM amour“ ’ ready. Leave your orders for Daily. in in". line or' E'elllnx and Sunday Papers. delivered ml 1) u i to all parts of the city.‘ “0111- ._....__ '2‘" 1°“; COLEMAN’S I“? i 10 North [lain Street. south Normal“, Agent for a. o. Splitidlng’s Isubstt 5 ‘ i do want. s'rnaar. NORWALK. ' II .3‘ Our Guardian-nus: Satisfaction or Monsy'iaok. Forget Anybody? It is human to forget. If you missed anyone Christmas. or receiyed a gift from some one you forgot. it’s time to "make good." E ' Good gifts for Christmas time or for New Year's—for men. House Coats and Smoking Jackets. Bath Robes and Furnish- ings—you II find our stocks are not depleted by any means. and prices are very modest. AT REDUC ED PRICES. HOUSE COATS. were $3.00, now . . . . . $1.98. SMOKING jACKETS, were $5.00. now $3.48. ,, ' BATH ROBES, were $3.50, new .. $2.48. is FOR A BOY—Anything boys wear makes a good gift any time. Good wears for boys, ha ts to hose. FOR MAN OR WOMAN—Umbrellas, Suit Cases. Hand Bags and Trunks. SUITS. OVERCOATS AND RAINCOATS for men who want the best. RogersStStevens Successors to Comatook Bros. scorn NORWALK. TEL. CALL, :2 z. To be a streeosum ruuu must be u specln‘listwwc are spcwialists ill grain and that guarantees you the best as to quality and price. All our grain is carefully screened—- all tllc dust, dirt and chaff sifted out. 'lec your animals wholesome food—they deserve it—~and we soil It. IUY OATS THAT'S CLEAN. MANUEL T. HATCH. CHRISTMAS GIFTS. There is naihmq more appre‘ciatcd attractive, beautiful and lasting than ll GI!" 1' F ROM THE JEWELERS. We emphasize the advantage in a selection from the two largest most complete and up-fo—daie stocks in the Nor-alias. The advaniaae is mutual. By buying for flea stores and for cash. 'ive offer you lower prices than elsewhere. COLEBURN 8: LAUDER, - THE JEWELERS. N0. 96 WASHINGTON ST.. SOUTH NORWALK. mo. 3 MAIN 37.. NORWALK. STORE OPEN EVENINGS January Numbers MunSey and Ladies Home Journal NOW READY. Nice clean copies man be found all li lam P. Beers Stationery Stereo, so so. mam or. an. we s - . WI INVITI YOU to call and sa'anline our snoop- tional fine line of A . APOLLO _ cliocomts j in fancy packages for Xmas. We are sure you will agree with us. that they are the finest packages to be obtained anywhere. Prices from 25o to 88.60. 2 THE lili‘iiillii PiililerilY Tire Prescription Store. All cars pass this stars. Night Cslls Answsrsd. Telephone Cali, 15-2. ADDITIONAL LOCAL news in A. J. Collins is spending today Danbury. Edward Cahill. of" River street, spent yesterday in Derby. Miss Hattie Lester is visiting her ‘hroiher, W. W. Lester. Miss Alice Fitzgerald spent yester- day ln Bridgeport. Thomas and Bernard Collins spent yesterday in Danbury. Miss Ella Cshill. of River street. ls ill at her home with diphtheria. The barge Mira with a cargo of coal has arrived at John H. Ferrls' wharf. Harry St. Ormond, of Norwalk. spent the holiday in Bethe]. the guest of friends. ——Any make of talking machine 51-00 a week. Chas. G. lves 29 Wall street Edgar Parker of New York city spent yesterday at his home in Soutl. Norwalk. The Rev. James B. Werner will of- clatc at the service at the Crnnbury chapel. Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Fauntleroy. oi Hartford. spent Christmas in Nor walk. the guest of relatives. —-—Musical instruments of all kinds. Chas. G. Ives. 29 Wall street. Mrs. Everett Sturges and niece. Miss Ethel Sturges are the guests of Mrs. David Beers. of 8 Fairfield are- one. Archer. Lloyd and Tracey Jennings, of Yuiesville. speni Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Jennings. of West street. The meeting of the MUudfl)’ After- noon Whist Club. which was to have been held Monday. has been postponed indefinitely. C. A. Freeman took a party col friends down the harbor yesterday in ills launch to see the wreck of the steamer Erastus C. Corning. Mrs. Willis Crofut: Miss Bessie Cro- fut. Edmund Crofut, Dr. Willis Crown. of New Haven. are guests at Mrs James C. Crowe‘s borne in this city. to» day. There. will be no service at the St. Paul's mission. East Norwalk, tomort row night. All are invited to the Berkeley street chapel to attend the Christmas service. I‘ The employees ill the dry goods store. of Miss N. B. Ryan in Washington street, presented her with a handsome gold chain on Christmas eve, in appre elation of her klndnesses to them. The subject of the Epworth league meting at the East Avenue Metho» dist Church tomorrow wil be "A Missionary subjects will be discussed Rev. E. Cunningham williead the meet- ing. The condition of Miss Jeanette Matil- ewson, who is seriously ill at her home in West avenue with typhoid fever, is about the same as it was yesterday though she is feeling a trifle more corn; fortable. T e Misses Dibble, of 99 South Main stre t. gave their annual Christmas entertainment, Thursday night. to their nephews and nieces. Refreshments were. served and presents exchanged. All had a merry time. —Latest Edisonrecords. ives, 29 Wall street. One of the most handsome Christmas trees in that city yesterday was that at the home of John Hincwerman. it was very prettily decorated with elec- tric lights, the power being furnished by a small plant of Mr. Hinckerman's. A merry party gathered at the home and enjoyed the occasion. A very pleasant party was held yes- terday at "Hillside," the residence of Thomas 1. Raymond. Among those present were Judge and Mrs. Charles D. Barnes and son, of Greenwich; Mr. and Mrs. M. D. Randall and Miss Elisa- beth Randall. and Mrs. Chester F. Tolles. Presents were exchanged and all snioyed the occasion greatly. Miss Mary McGiniey. one of the pop- s O turned today to her home in Lowvllle, N. Y., where she will remain until Jan- uary 8. She will then take a trip to Cuba with Miss Anna Murphy. also of the Boston Store. A dumber of friends . from New York will complete the par- 17- h Chas. (l. ulsr milliners at the Boston Store. re' —Las'rgest assortment st hon; ~ graphs and talking mines a the “ 1‘0“”th 0 m2! Wall St. L,- BUTTER Vern liar Bremen 2h: Ill liliilii Saul Buiier 25c Ill Seictied Frail Inns 55s (in Choice Buoirinu Eggs 28c iIOZ Fanculiuii cream Bless iiic iii inc house of Watts: 8 Cm. , _, . CLEARANCE SALE OF MILLINERY still as Washington Street. W . ' ciisisrms AND spscuctu. Gold is the ideal spectacle metal. It alone possesses all Willis , ties. The best substitute is but a substitute. No gift In more , a spectacle wearer than an artisticsll y fitted gold frame. We line of spectacles and eye glasses. and make a specialty of adapt! to the features. . HOMER B. HOYT. Rsfraotlng Opflolg' Room 0 United Bank Building, south Spacinl Appointments st convsnls use of patron. —Offlco hours, B, 11: 45. 12: 45. d: 00. Saturday svsnlng's 7—0. Good Weather for an Appotfld. ' and good things to eat at right prices to satisfy It'. - Small Hams, sugar cured, 15c lb. Alex Liptons Tea No. 2 the will! cash. seller. 30c IA. lh. . .. , Sperry & Barnes Bac0n is the finest Are you particular sheen-ref: in the country and We will keep no fee? The“ 1 can 5““ Y9“ other. 17‘, cash. Padang Java and Genuine . Mocha mixed. Better coffee 8:303:13” for this Saturday 9 sale at possible The perfec‘ion‘-‘ of m“ with its clean clear good We ‘ Buy Wagner's Baked Beans with to- ou want something fine, bu tho as male sauce. if you want superior goods, 1", Coffee at 15.3 22°, ‘39., ’m in quality and quanity, 12c large can. Buy Luxury spinach a ‘ Tomatoes canned. We can sell you here at 15c large can, ' ‘ ‘ ‘ plenty of geotl tomatoes at We can. Pie Peaches 10c. Ofepn ‘Tut good quality and our Aldine Brand. . ,= -, Prunes new 10c. solid packed, finest goods, are 12c. Mince Meat 2 lb. 250. Good Peas 10c can. No Cider on the market, ' Health Brand Peas. 15c can. our great Russet Cidef‘, Ge [II A new and fresh lot of 0 & O 'leas. 3 cans Good Pumpkin for 85¢ “WW English Breakfast, Formosa, lndla ., ranted good or money back. Ceylon. Mixed Formosa and Japan. 15c Peanut Brittle. stock renewed, 3 quarter lb. These teas are rplendid lb. 2 lb. 25c ' flavor and always give great satisfsc Waiting your valued ofder tion. to command. ‘ LORENZO DIBILI... Is It Worth W V x 27.4% r to suffer from Eye Ache. Head Ache or Poor Vision when fail.“ ll near and can be had at such small cost? 1 ' if glasses are needed furnish them at the lowest possible prlc‘. Perfect fitting guaranteed. 0. B. Manon _ 5S Wallet“... Grilling. Optician. nail that lie. . when they told IL. 'ths offender. Hi"; All filly FREE DELIVERY. Ever notice the long ‘ 'wssademmsv moi-em i eat ”h" the longer Minder than... wastes“: W ,tsnof new sity of proficient
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