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WEATHER FORECAST.
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l-"or Norwaik and vicinity:
Fair to
night and Sunday. The disturbance
that passed over this vicinity yesterday
is new central near Nova Scotia. It
has Increased In intensity and has pro
(laced high winds from Nantucket to
Ehtport. Another disturbance Is de~
veloplng this morning In the extreme
northwest. Pleasant weather prevails
In the central and southern sectioning
Considerable cloudy weather with fitti-
ride of snow prevails in the eastern]
portion of the Lake Region and New |
England. Conditions favor for this
vicinity fair weather and not much
change In temperature
Putnam Hose, Company will hold its'
monthly business meeting next Monday 1
night.
~tlmhrellas, Umbrellas. Umbrellas.
-‘—r0 Brien.
The Young Men' a Christian Associa-
tion basketball team will play tho
Montaults. Monday eyeliing at the Nor !
walk Armory.
~1adies‘Taril-o-Shanters. O'Brienhs i
The monthly meeting of Old Well. '1“
Hook and Ladder Company will he. heid‘ I
Monday night at the headquarters In
llaviisnd street.
3 lb. Chop Beef 25 cts. Schliub's.
The. semi-annual election of oIiiccrsl
of the Cigarmnkers' Union will be. held
at. the business meeting Monday even
ing at the Labor Lyceum.
Louis A. Vi Ranitrsn and R R. Gal-
ladorz of Mexico, who have. come north
to attend school. spent Thursday night .
at tho Mahackemo Ilotcl.
—~Luthel M. Wright has got them to
sell-Sleighs.
In spelling matches at the Franklin
street school Room 8 won from Room
L. score 59 to 83: Room '1‘ won from
Room M. score 82 to 84.
."Pork Chops, 14c.
Pork, 14c. lb. flayes‘.
A new set of scales has been placed
at the baggage room at the West-bound
station by the New York. New Haven
nild Hartford Railroad Company.
The. roll-cull of the Lamont Clllb
postponed from last Sunday is expect-
ed to be held tomorrow a the South-
Norwalk Congregational Church.
3 lb. Chop Beef 25 cts. Ecliaub' a.
Mrs. Alonzo W. Smith will lead the
Epworth Islagueltneetiug lit the. First
Methodist Episcopal Church tomorrow
night; subject. Sonic Tests of Report
lance.
-—Men's Winter Cups. (i'lii‘lon's.
Jureka Rebekah‘Lodge. No. 42. I. 0.
0. 1"». Will hold a rehearsal on Monday
evening, and as this will be the. last
one for the old team let every one be
present.
-—Luthe'r Wright has got them to sell
~8Ieighs.
The Young Men's Christian nssoela.
tlorl basketball team and the south
Norwallt nigh team will play a practice ‘
gamcin th South Norwsik club gym
nasiuih. this evening.
St. Joseph's '1'. A. B. Society Is to‘
hold a dance in Music Hall on January
lb. A good time Is anticipated. as the
members of this organization art-
known to be good entertainers.
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A WONDERFUL SAVING. .
The largest Methodist Church to
Gear calculated to use over one.
hun red gallons of the usual kind of
mixed paint in painting their church. l
They used only 32 gallons of tli e:
Longman & Martinez Paint mixed with
24 gallons of linseed oil. Actual cost
t‘ifupwn made was less than 81.20 per“;
oh
Saved over eighty (880 00) dollars in
paint. and got a. big donation besides. I
EVERY CHURCH will be given a'
liberal quantity whatever they paint
Many masses are well painted with
four galleria of L a M. and three gals
ions of lhceed oil mixed therewith“ l
Wears and covers like gold.
i
lb.; Roasting
Thane Celebrated Paints are sold byl
Cartoon. Watkins & Dow, South Nor
w
Co..Norwsi I. W 8‘. Gayest“.
Westport; orthrop Bron" Southport.
Choice flomc-Killod Chickens. 18c in.
Prin‘o‘ Cltl' Rant Beef, 110, 18c lb.
£3753”
MM“! .3,
Rubbed a Staples Hardware -
was In South Norwa . yolrterday. and
with her husband will sail for Jamaica.
torn row They may remain their
some (time If the channesgrocs with Mr.
Charmer. ..
~Latest Derbloii. O'Brleu‘s. '
Miss Lottie Davis formerly of South
Norwulk. has Just returned from a
three montlis' trip to New Albany. Int}; , ‘
Iii visiting
rs. Joseph Da
and larulsvlllc. Ky.. an
the home of Mr. and
via. Union street.
-——Mcrvln ham 12W: Schaub‘s.
There will be a relic rsal this even ‘
otalte part Ill .
Illg of those who are
the entertainment which0 lsvto be given
next Thursday averting by the morti-
born of Concord Division Sons of Tom-
perauco. ill the hall at the Gazette
building.
~Fresh or Corned flocks, 10c. lb.
. llaycs.‘
Charles Lilldeberg. one of the night
then of the Adams Express Company
at the South Norwalk railroad station.
llllI-i been Ilt Scranton. Penn. for the
past week on a vacation trip. during
which time Alfred Cutblil has been
assisting lit the station.
-—Mcrvtn ham 12%0- Schaiib's.
William I". Hoyt and J. Emery Stev-
ens. of Sherman Council. R. A.. of
Smith Norwalk. went to Rockvillc. Ct..
Tlruradny. where they officiated at the
installation of the Officers or the Conn.
ell In that place. Mr. Hoyt. was deputy
g'rand regent and Mr. Stevens acted as
grand guide.
~Soft Mats, Soft llat's. O'Brien.
Certificates Iraev been filed Iir
otllce of the secretary of the state. as
follows: incorporation. Uttlc. Burners
It Ilyatt of Merldcn painters and deco-
rotors. capital $30 000 organisation
Quitkt) Manufacturing Company
\V'.att>lpllry tapitnl 82 4.000: description
of trade mark for trading stamps
li-lperry d: Hutchinson Company. New
York; notice of the Issuance of 12.000
additional shares of stock of Park
Brothers & Company. New Haven.
making their total capital 8600.000.
—-Bmall lean fresh iInms,.l:I‘,5c. lb.
In yes.‘
Governor Chamberlain has approvo
ed the bill of the Mystic Oral School
for the Deaf. 8t..500 for the quarter
ending December 31, and of the Chil-
dren's Aid Society 8585. N. for the
liomt {or the Iricnrablcs at Newing-
iron. for ii little over a quarter of a
'year, ending January 1.
A tiara! use any.
i w Ill send free with full instructions
some of this simple preparation for the
(life of Leucorrhoea Ulceration. Dis-
placements Failing of the bomb
Scanty or Painful Periods. Tumors or
metha Hot Flashes. Desire to Cry.
Creeping Feeling up the Spine Pain
2 In the Back, and all Female Troubles
- to all sending address. To mothers of
suffering daughters i will explain a
Successful Home Treatment. If ylu
decide to continue It. will only cost
about 12 cents a week to gust-antes a
cure. I do not wish to sell you my
thing. Tell other sufferers of it. hat
is all i ask. Address Mrs. M. lum-
; mars. Box 375. Notre Dame. ind.
FRESH FISH
Frost Fish. five pounds.
CAPTIDUCROSS.
East and of Washington Street man.
Old Salvation Army Pudding.
Prices Still Low.
Mcrwin' s llama,
Merw'ln a Half iiunts,
Native Veal.
Turkeys,
i‘J'fiu
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the so
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onelhino bul'tmanu things have brought to
drowth'and tlie' Confidence oi the town.
veriiselnents.
A Mill ‘j End baraain - is brought back
chance uOur mind. ”
and extra helpers can make possible.
And the, Mill End Lois are splendid l
The Irrdeavor «Circle of. Kings William Maybow of Ely nvcuuc. In
Daughters of the South Norwaik Con- quite ill.
Erlgstl‘lnhlmcll‘lmrdwl“Ell?33‘s??? Miss ldn Hutchinson. of Taylor live
view avcnuc Thursday afternoon at one. is visiting friends ill Mount Ver
2 :30 o‘c.lock Members are asked to non .
bring calendars and thlmbles. l Wall paper sale at 20 per cent dis-
Lincoln Council. No. I. Order United ("UN II DOCK“ s. to "INN V00!“ (0"
American Mechanics held a regular new 8001” 399 “-
meeting. last. night. and installed one The family gathering of the South
candidate. The members of the Conn Norwiilk Congregational (:.hurch no
I'll accepted the Invitation to go to Thursday night. will be led by Fey.
Bridgeport February l'lth and confer John N. Freeman. ll..l) topic The
the degree for‘ Waldemere Council ISacrt-d Present
You Will Be Sairiid
If you buy your Teas and Coffee of us.
the claims We make for our Tea and Coffee
We yield to no competition in
Fancy Mixed Tea.
Fancy eunpowdsr,
But India Ceylon Tu,
48o lb. Choice Mocha and Java.
85: lb. Marley Santos, ~ 15c b.
6011003. . .
TBE LEE TEA AND BUTTEE CO
17 NORTH MAIN S TREE 1'. SOUTH NOR W". K
WMOWM”WOO0:OOO
Young FOWTB tile and tile
is It Warth Whit =
Shoulder Steak. we 8 I
Print Butter. 3
Ground 30MB- tosnflsr fret. hiya Ache. Read Ache or Poor Vision when reliei lit a .
lurinndgé’mficzgers our and can be had at such small cost? T
“.9... . ”T. . .Illl- We mks a thorough examination of the Eyes. without cost. and '
. ——f If glasses are needed furnish their. at the lowest possible ortcs. ‘
Sch-ub’o Market: Porhcl. fitting guaranteed
culminates I'TRIIT ‘ - .
2...... o. s. JACKSON.
l lint.
them
meats of all kinds sire“ advanced In
price the past week but we are still
séilt’iig at a very small margin of
profit. are a few of our ineli-
cy savers: .
sugar Cured Bacon IRegal bland)“
'mwlilbolimmwewillhspiealodlmsa
Graduate Optician:
“Wall Chant. d r "2 «mutaco'm
Owing to weather conditions. Pass ma lists are beta; offered at a sacri-
"But we can put you wise" to a greater bargain than that. ‘
Try some of our celebrated Big Vein Coal. A We have been In business
long enough to know what good Coal is. 'and where to get It. We think we
have It. now. Try a load. your house will be comfortable, your wife and child-
lice.
. .a: as m Wllomala:
{in c
nil: nowuun pm! 60005 co. salpcrrosr.
1
46a lb. L. C R. spacial Mocha and Java. 32: lb.
home on Montgomery street.
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is againprovlllc its-overs claim to the people of Bridgeport. Not
the Mill End Sale its
The Mill End Sale represents things as exactlll what then are.
The Mill End Sale lives up to the letter and spirit of its ad-
Io the store ii 000
A Mill End shopper is given event convenience to choose
and gets as prompt good service as an arms oi regular people
The first dau of the sale uou almost overwhelmed us. Can I
do it again: the force has been added to Iargelu since then. ,
2 . i. ‘
The annual meeting of the Ntlrnalk
ilaptlste Chart It will be, Iicld next Tucs-
day cloning.
(The other-rs of Our lirothers‘ Lodge 1.
t). I‘.. of Noramalk uiil bc install
ed Monday evening.
—I-‘ resb barns 12%ch iiay.cs
Mrs Seymour Lurtiu of Norwaik. is
the guest of Mrs. W. ll Comes in
Westlleld. New Jersey.
Mrs. Ileilry Avery who has bccll‘
\iblllilK lllt‘ nda In South Norwaik. has
rettlrnid to Westport.
7 Edward W. Osgood. of New York.
lwus a visitor Thursday, with Mayor
'lil'id Mrs. i-‘ I}. Smith. of Notwnlk.
Sewial of then orkmen employer] on
‘Ille Muller silk mill Job have com
pletetl their work here, and left town
yesterdni
limal poliltn lilllt‘i'tll-i have rcc'eitcd
prise lists for the Stamford poultry
show. which uill be held January is to
A. M. iiedfold. of ercenstouli. Pa”
representing the Graham Ernst Cigar
Company with Mrs. i'iedford. has been
w'loques, 'i‘oqucs Totfiles. U'UBrlcns
The regular meeting of Palestine
will be held
All members are
Markct Cod and Haddock. 28c We are fully and amply stocked with the very best that grows In both ,
Flat Fish. 7c articles. and we Invite comparison ill quality with any competitor independ- ~2- '““'”“““
Butter Fish. loc entiy of the fatt that our prices are lower than flrstclass goods are sold
Genuine Ipsltlsii Mackerel , the for elsewhere. One trial will convince any customer of the excellence of our
Whole Salmon. llic goods and we respectfully call your attention to the following price consid-
Nlttvs Eels, 12c eratlons. :stOpprng at the Hotel Cilnord
tall/cs: Sis: and Sea Trout 10c " ' '
. tan 0 120 T ~ i'fiOBriens
1 PTM . . ~ s t . I ff .
White Hallbut, lg: €85 l CO ees Cum A c K 01M (.
tar-g: Small“, 14: lclst amen-gnown Formosa Galena; . Our cell's» are famous for their sb- on Monday evening.
res err n9. 7:: raga sr qua ty our pr as per solute par ty, rich arena and dot cats . . .
Blue Flatt. 5c. ' .i'lavor. “‘3‘“ ‘° m ”m“
John Waltliauscn of the Iloyt~ Wai-
lthsuscn corporation of liannllry has
' I returned from a neural days busintss
t trip to Philadelphia and Boston
E. N. Sippcriy Jr. of “ISIDOI‘I has
Remember in am pronoun with our But has until taken a would“ mm the ilaltluin~
Rowland Switch Company. of New Ha-
pen, and has entered upon his duties‘
Contractor H. M Mather has on-
closed the house which be Is building
i In Elizabeth street for himself Jones
& H0tcli|tiss hate the plumbing and
theating
I Judge William 1‘ Elmer In the ebb
Superior Lauri. yesterday. confirmed
l Henry D. Beach as permanent receiver
of the Sound and Coast Wrecking Com-
pany ordc. tag that the bond given by
; Mr. Beach as temporary receiver. one
: for 810.000. be continued in the cnpno
< lty of permanent receiver.
—-5 lb pail home rendered lard u0c
Hayes.
t ractory inspector McLean is at work
,‘on his annual report. A valuable feu-
turc will be the complete list of the
l manitfactories of the slits. ox or 1.800
In number. These will be corrected to
part of the report requires several
weeks of close work.
W. J. Thompson R. M. Evans. W. T.
Coteney. B. C. Patch Boston; W Clem
ver. W. E. Dnrpeo James 8. ,H.
A. Woodward. W. D. Parks. . "Bare
den- T. King Coke, C. F. Foss. New
York: A. 8:. Hanson. Springfield: F‘. F.
Putnam. Philadelphia I}. 13. Helen.
8811MB; were attests at the Hotel
Cllflord. ycrlcr ..5.
ho Sturb Nortvsllt railroad sin
II a W'l'L amt unpleasant plaoes.’
,\ erdsy. as the Consolidated was
trying the experiment of burning soft
coal In the furnaces. The rooms-Mere
titled with a pungent and unpleasant
smoke. which nearly strangled the em-
ployee and passengers. who went about
the buildings mashing away at a
great rate.
‘ ~Chicksns and Fowis. II and 16a;
Turkeys. 83c. lb. Hayes:
Mrs. c. H. Vermllyea was given a
pleasant surprise. last W. at her
date. and arranged alphabetically. This
AGENIW' Maill’hmurou's PATTERNS.
An Umbrella Purchase
AND A SALE.
Better umbrellas than you ever bought at such prices.
Only few lots this time but they're all much under priced:
26 Inch Twilled Serge Umbrellas, natural twisted Iran-
dles, also Children's School Umbrellas AT 50c
Women's 26 inch Gloria Umbrellas. paragon frame.
fancy handles, .5 I .00 (Illlllly' ' SALE PRICE 75c
Blg assortment of Women' s 26 inch Engllsb Gloria
Silk Umbrellas, paragon lramc, natural or fancy han-
dles, AT $1.00
Men's 26 or 28 inch English Gloria Silk Umbrellas
paragon frame, root or silver mounted handles,
FOR 7H1.) SALE AT 31.50
83-85 W ashington Street,
South Norwalk. Co'nn.
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Is‘showing a fine line of FANCY CHINA from the import-
r'nq house 0/ Vantr’ne 3 Co.
CLEARANCE SALE OF MILLINERY still going on.
88 Washington Strsst.‘ south Normik. Conn.
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Come and Save Molten for the Holidaus.
All Silk Plush Cape. satin lined, for trimming, 30 In. long, a his: hat"
gain. 85. 75.
All Silk Lined Baby' s Caps. heavy for Motor, nicely embroidered 25c up.
' OHlLDREN' S FURS.
Collar and Muff. lamb's wool. 750 a set.
Collar and Muff In gray, with po'tkoibook for 81.00 a set.
Buy them while they last for the price. at the
The Fair Cloak and Fur. Store,
68 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK.
m.*~.:. .———
. Olsen’ 3 Shoe Store
OUR SPECIAL
NorWalk H *allh Shoe
is the shoe of today for fit. wear and style. all leather and hand sewed.
490 696
Men's Slippers.
black kid.
Ladies' felt fuust.
Fur trimmed.
Everett cut. Spec.. Turn sole, Spec.
Ladles' Arctlcs. Misscs' Arctics, - _ :
One buckle, 0 Two buckle. | 2 5 2
I‘leeced lined. high cut. very warm. I ,'
Old Ladles' Fur Lined. Leather. Foxetl Bats. Served by Hand. $1.00 and 81.25.
=peclal. good quality. ' '
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Has been so busy since New Years giving us a taste of the wintry days
and nights to come. that our clearance sale this week has been of more
than ordinary Interest. Many women are seizing this opportunity to sup-
ply themselves with comfortable garments at very small prices. no wise '
and visit our store before the assert sent gets low:
instants. . . f;
66 Williams Strut. ‘Sonlh Namath:
SELLING our :
0N ACCOUNT OF LACK OF TIMI WE HAVE DECIDED 1'0 O0 001” .
0F IUSINIBO. YOU CAN BUY ANYTHING IN Tl-IE STORE AT Li. L
THAN 0081' PRICE. OUR MIBFORTUNE YOUR GAIN. ‘ COME EARLY,»
AND HAVE THE 3353‘ CHOICE. E
South Norwalk Furnftnra Co..-
D!"- ‘ rm ‘ ‘L ‘ ‘
muovau'c at new " "
The school that makes a specialty of each student
A six Mohths Coal-is Ih ’ if
. courts NORWALK, CONN.
paves the way to m
lildiiig liter Balfour months ws had 17 calls for «users,
31,300 per year. and 150 calls for nice works”
who sit per a. lfyon graduate from ashram-m you are
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