.mw
and in ii a: dis sap
111111111. Thom disconcelato girl but
eyed dim with tearli;1 persuaded the
‘ rdiitaurant proprietor to 1111111 to a hair.
" drouaer'a for a win. with which turn
‘porary covering uho la plow limiting.
aided by the police. the whereaboula ‘
of her vengeful former editor «4.0111 . .
don Globe. ‘ '1 .
Chatelaine Greeting.
‘ l'e Sonnw
- i recitation.
- Carrilthcre; 1
111' We Do at
1 rear atria:I exercise by lie 11 l,
H When Christmas Cool 11' inning.
Chrlat Chimoa. school; rel. lien, Two
Requests Kouuctll St..iol1u; rocltn
tlou A Letter from Santa Claus. Lillian
Collins; violin solo. invocatidn Milli.
~ YOUR
3 Christmas G it.
DAINTme GLASS WARE.
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- FOR OLD AND YOUNG.
Right good. at rookobottom fig.
re
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in addition to a very complete
line of to’ya dolls. books. games
and athletic goods. 1 have a va ,
view of useful articles, includv' .
, . , . 9 ‘
SONABILE MOI”? FOR THE OROIWN U98.
GAMES. TOYS. BOOKS. URIOoA BRAO.
BABKETBJ’ANCY CHINA. OLAIBWARE, HANDKIROHIEFB.
CARDS. DOLL3.
NEW HAVEN MAN‘ DEAD.
otovaa ara'l'quaav. ru as, women, taut wills-rs. : 31111113111111 gaugillzh 11111111111011 'rllu 11.11. “New Haven. DMflBSrvBfliiJhiplll lna scissors. t1101113131 {halves “,‘I‘III 1“ 0““ WW1 10" l° 30““ , 1
N . . . ' ’ , e or. or a ‘air; cont-or rec ta- rown a armor c y conip‘tl-ol cr ‘ cars. 11 reps c c., a 31 gr c, m u n ,
WQLK'NG “KIWI" U DERWEAR' ETG' ETO' ETIO' ”It" ion. Christmas Carols primary: reclta~ died at his home. in Edgewood avenue. at very low prices. ' PRETTY lMI’ORTED GERMAN SCAN. NESTLE. 00W MILK FUN
AND'“ IN “RNA VAR'UTY' =. 39:0th PRICES MM“ . - tioii Father Christmas Alice Carr' yesterday after an illlieau of the days ~ It will surely pay you to look m!
~ - . OHINA.
”To CHURCHES. BOOII lES AND SCHOOLS. dialogue, The Clllistmns We Like. Mll- with pneumonia While in Public life. through lily stock ‘ MEADOW '3’)“ BRAND UO
, lain, Buttery. Willie Richardson: having held many political oiiloea lie . GUN. Saucers. Bread Plates, 831100 1
92 WASUMHIOB 5'1 ‘ 5'01”!) Norwalk. , Christmas tl'rc drill and march. eight was very popular and had a wide to. H1. R ' BULKLEY’ ,3 Dishes. Chocolate Cline, cream pitch. MILK. to 0A”. “
boys and eightglrls; recitation. Tho
F'li'lit Chriatmua. Ella Cable: singing,
Hurrah for the Christmas Time
achool: recitation. Why Santa Was
quailltailceshlp in the state. lie was 1
at one time maltu' oi thoSccond Com- '
puny of the Governor’ 11 Foot Guards. W
and had membership in many acclaim
ore, etc, from 10c to 201:.
3 OANI IOLID PACK TOMATOI
52 80. MAIN ST. 250.
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FRAM ED PICTURES.
Elih‘l lllllllllillh
Paul G. Schulize. of Com stimect con-
tinues seriously ill.
Miss Carrie Petty. of Betta Place in
spending her vacation at BDII1)OII,LI.I.
Mr. and Mrs. J C. Holden. of Brits-
tol are the guests of Roy and M111.
James W. Dalia
Edgar HowallI of Cove street. has
resigned his position on the Red Star
line tug C. 8 Rose and has secured
one on the steamer llllldlmcd
The inguiar weekly class meeting
Wan held last evening at the East Aw
cane Methodist Church James L'iionr
madleu was leader.
The Advent Christian Sunday School
will hold a meeting at the church to» l
night at 7:30 o‘clock. The Christmas
gifts will be distributed, and a social
time will be enjoyed
Mrs Charles Moore and daughter.
Lillian. of Boston. formerly of South
Norwalk. are visiting her brother and
sister. Mr. and Mrs. S. G. Holley. of
17 Pleasant atreet, East Norwalk.
The Launch Unique Is still engaged
iii sweeping for the sunken barges for
tht1 Baxter Wrockcl" Company. They
have mi yet been unable to locate them
but will try again tomorrow if the
weather permits.
Word was received this morning at
the Radel Oyster Company that the
condition of S. D. \‘l oods. of Highland
avenue, Rou'aytoil is now my criti‘
cal and fears are entertained that. he
will not rccov-ei Mr. Wood has con-
gestion of the lungs in a very sev-
oro form,
The oflicera and teachers are oai'ncah
ly rcqucstcd to be present at the meet;
lug of the East Avenue Methodist Sun.
day School Board. which will be held
at the home. of Mr. and Mrs. John R.
ll'Homn‘iedleu, Osborn avenue, ’i‘lio
loasons will be explained by tho licv.
E. E. Cunningham. N. S, Ferguson, li.
J. Hipson and .l. 'l‘. Hawkins. After the
business meeting 11 social time will be
onloyed.
The Pastime Athletic Club lltlil 11
meeting last, evening. and took in ten
new members. The club is growing
rapidly and now has nearly 50Illlt‘lli
burn. it was voted at, a recent nicot-
lug to purchase some gymnastic 11p—
plil'tus in Bridgeport. This has been
done and the goods arrived this morn-
ing by Colc‘a express. The club will
meet three nights 11 Wt‘ek iii Randall‘s
Hall. The regular gymnastic, classes
will be held on Tuesday and Saturday
nights. The other meetings will be
hold on Thiirallayll, The club will
remain open all day January 1.
The Guidelines festivities of St.
Paul's Ear-2t Norwiilk Mission was Ilt'lfl
til. their rooms. Van Zandt a-iill Osborn ‘
avenue, last evening After the l Ell-l
lar scrilce a play entitled "Sands;
Lost Soc."k was ploduc.ed ahlt l1 1111111
very pretty and wall r1 piloted in 111 (11 vi
dopamine-111.1111; first. group rendered
a song ciltltlcd ‘Salitu'e Lost Illa
Christmas Sock.‘ Wllli‘ll was ra'uidclcd
by the following cliilllrl 11. Belle ”Into
Vera Fancllcl Marion llcid Katie and
Minnie Klniich; Blue Belle. N italic
What-lei: Quocii Gencilevc Vcr-gilllc
Marsl' a: Fairies Ruth l"iiillliei Glllllall
Malaelia; Robin Hood Earl Elimonds;
Forest Rovers. Willis Morrell. Alan
Reid: Brownies Harold Rcld Ward
well Malkln Will Tate Victor MarseI—'
la; Santa Claus Robert Tate
mom was crowded with IIIOSP Interval
ed in the mission and were very eli~
UlllSlflSllt' lll‘l.ll(‘ll‘ praise of the outer-
tainmenl. After concluding the color-
lliinmcnt cakc was passed to all, and
the children were given their llh‘lliil
presents. consisting of oranges. candy
cake and books, after which the rec-
tor. Rev. Charles M, Sollcck, distrib-
iitcd Christmas cards to all prcscul
rogllrtlloae of lll'iionililallmi. and thou
acknowledged in 11. very appropriate
manner the gift to the mission of a
very beautiful cross of brass given by
Chester Harrison organist of Trinity
Church Bridncport.
ROWAYTON.
Frederick Mead spent Monday in
New York
Mills Ethel Potty is lh ogucat of
friends in New York city,
Lawrence Grant. of ‘Rowaylon avo-
iiuc. in still critically ill of typhoid fat
or
Reliance Hook and Ladder Com
pany will hold II. special meeting. in
night. at ii 11. hi.
Miss Anna Sowurby. or New York.
wall tho ghost of Stanley Milia. of
Rowaytou. over Chrlainiaa.
The Iililllil prayer pleating» will he
held in the Methodlut 11nd llapllat
Churchea, Thursday night.
Mr. and Mrlt. Howard Boll 111111 lion
Mllili Ethel Potty is the guest of;
Mr and Mrs. W. i”. Ambler.
Mr and hire. 0 0. Lamphorc nt‘
East Hartford, are guano at the homo
of Mr. and MrIa Daniel 1‘ Wick‘a.
Mr. and Mra. William Moore. ol’
.Pond street. entertained Mr. and Mrs.
mas
There will, 11.. no auppcr at. the flow-
ing postponed to a later date.
A large force of men. have been an:
tinged the past for: days in clearing
the anew and icevlfmll .tlieiwaterlng
'l‘linl
J. hi. Bates. oi Stamford. over Christ-
aytoii Methodlat Episcopal Church to
night an was announced, the affair bo-
troughs so that locomotives passing
through can scoop up water.
Mr. and Mrs. Frazier Dolboai'. Wil-
liam Jones. M111. Richards. Fred Jones
and Harold. Jonoii, of Brooklyn. apont
Christmas with Mr. and Mrs, E. II.
El'oi'y.
The entertainment in tho Mothodiat
Episcopal Church. laid night. was a
great. success. about fifty people being
present. Those who took part no-
quitted themselves moat crcllitubly.
S. D. Wood. of Highland avenue. is
eerlously ill at his home with conges-
tion of the lungs. Oacar Mills is tak-
ing his place at tho Rndol Oyster
Company, whie he is confined to his
home.
- Mlaa Florence Raymond. teacher at
the Banks North lichool, Gl‘ocllflcld
Hill is atill confined to her home with
a peculiar and 1cry painful growth at
footing her eye. She has submitted
to an operation which liel physician
believes will permanently eliminate
the trouble. .
The thick coating of ice on the rails
of the trolley company yesterday
morning made it very ‘dlllicult for the
coin to run Superintendent Kyle
had the snow plousho out. however. at
3 o'clock in the morning. They clclil'
ed up the main line and cars run on
almost schedule time. The greatcat
dltilcully was in East Norwulk where
there was some delay. 'l‘ht1 other
lines were not affected very much.
however.
(ieorgc ll, 'l‘rltcildly. of the Rowaiu
ton Green Houses, reports can of the
largest Christmas trades iil mace and
mutations that this large firm ever
experienced. The lll‘lll deals mostly
with the, New York market, many of
the largest places iii the metropolis
net-111111.; their stock in large quantities
from thin limiac ,
August Wichninnn the poll-known
liowuyiou butcher. recalled a carloiid
ol‘ homo dressed pigs from New .lcr
soy. yesterday. Mr. I'i'ichnianu, with
his speedy pair of. trottcra. drove Mr.
and Mrs. Gustav Tliolnic to the Christ-
man exercises In Arlon Hall. Monday.
night. and all passed a most tit-light-
flil evening. Mr. chhmauii 111111 dia-
poscd of tile. eight puppies which welt-
recently added to his stock farm by
a handsome li'lsh setter, which he priz~
ca highly
Watch night seillccs will be held
lho Methodist Episcopal Church
Saturday night. There will be and
ial greetings from 7:30 to 8;. Praying
Build. of East Norwalk. the first hour.
from 8 to 9: preaching service by Rev.
Mr. Noah. of tho Troy Conference. 9
to 9:45; Salvation Army. of South
Norwalk. 9:11”) to 10:30; collation.
10:30 to ll, refreshments being served
by tho Lndice’ Aid Society. The last
hour of service will be. conducted by
till-1 Methodists and Baptists. llic llicill~
bers of the latter denomination 111ch
lug I11 unison with tho Methodists.
Names of pupils ilcltliel absent nor
inr'il-i during the mouth oi Ilcwilibci
at lllu liownvtmi Public school: 'l‘rncy
Ambler. Frank DcWattl'n iltlilllllli‘ lili-
fault,\‘l'1irrcu (lager l"llcll Jillllf‘s. ()l-
ivc Miami‘s Challca l’otlv. Edwin
Smith Altliilr Walker. .lcsIslc Close
lizzic Cllllcll Murillo (lodl’i'.oy Lelia
0ak11al.illle,Wobb, William Lynch.
Fred Mcrl'lfleld. Willie Milla, liarry
Sliltl1i'..lohll Clovoilcy. Marion Crock-
oit. Charles (lager, Marlon l4. ilc.li w-il
lialn Stel',cns (trace Webb .Ionilio \lor
1min Ruth (lakes George. Jarv.ls Morton
liiickcti Iloiolhy Rackctt and Ruth
Simona
Names ol pupils ncllhcr abaclil iior
lilitl)’ this l(l2lll Lizzie (.‘ ullcu Mur-
1loll ('lodflcv. Lelia ()akoa Alina Slalil.
lloi'ollly Rili‘ktll. Ruth Stevens Mcr-
ton Riitllcll..iciluil,1 Morria. Ruth
Cakes .lolili l.‘li1ellcv. Mailoii Cr-ock
l'll (bulk 11 tlagcl Tracy Aulblol'.
.lcilulc lluiliilll (3"liltilts Petty and lid
fll
Troubled Anna Gandrup:
violin solo. (‘hiiatniaa Night Miss (lil-
ti'lide Schultz: 1'cclln',tioli Old Santa.
Catherine Goodwin: reading. llab'a
Christmas Present Wllllt1 Rieliurzdacn
dialogue. What the Toys Said Sydney
mas, Alice Van Wagoner: cantata. Pre-
Mra. F. A. Curtis spent. the holiday
with friends on Long Hill.
Miss Ruth Hall is spending the boil-
days with fiionda in Branford: 1
Mills Carrie Bradley spent the boil-
day with friends in New Haven.
Mlaa Edith Bradley is home for the
holidays and with her parents at the
Farms.
Horace Hurlbutt. of Washington. D.
C.. was the Christmaa guest of rela-
tives hcrc.
George Tracy and wife are enjoying
the holidays with friends in Provi-
dence. R. l.
.T. l... Coley. of New Orleans. La. is
spending some time here. the scene of
earlier days.
William Smith and sisters. of Strat-
forll, Were the, holiday guests of Mr.
and Mrs. J. ‘6. Hyatt.
E. B. Adams, 11 student of Columbia
University. N. Y., is at his homo at
the Farm for the holidays.
l1}. '1". Abbott. wife and daughter. of
New York, were end of the, week
guests at the home of l". E. Stiirgos.
Last night Saugntuck Methodist
church held 1111 Christmas Oklil'cls-W.
and an llltorcslliig programme of 1111111.
lo was the chief feature.
Rev. L. K. Moore oillclatod at the
Christmas service in iht1 Methodist
church. liov. Levi Holmes, the pastor,
is still In a critical condition.
On the night of Jan. 4,‘ Westport
lodge. S. of 8.. is to meet and install
its newly elected ofllccrs. At that time
it will entertain a rcprcsentntlml from
Lady Jennings Lodge, of South Nor.
walk.
Suiigatiick Whist club was t'lll'fl‘z
mined by Mr. and Mrs. Frederick
Bradley at their home. Friday night.
The event was in the nature of a
holiday one and the participants bad
a most enjoyable tlmo.
Tllcre was t)“: lll-illtll exodus from
town Monday and Bridgeport was the
objective point. Wcsipol't wan well
rccprcsoutcd at the theatres llierc nlld
the trolleys did a rushing business dur-
ing the afternoon. '
’l‘llcm will be a large delegation of
firemen front born attend llll‘ annual
concert and dance to be given Thurs-
day night by tile Soiltllport Fire do-
10 (‘0th Indications now point to
lift. on social as Well as fire lines and
we come to look on them no part of
another community only in name.
More snow and with a certainty
for excellent i-ilt‘lglllll‘: for solllc lime
to collie. indications now pain to
lilo longest season for bobs that. has.
been on record here for several years:
certain it is that there will bo'niorc
snowfall and there Is, reason to bo—
lievo that the amount will keep pact»
with that already ill evidence.
The town in iillVo with young pot»
pie again. and it is occasions like. the
present that makes lllt.’ staid and
steady ones wish that they might he
1111on children again. They are lllC
life of the community and with till-
end of Christmas liolldnya, and their
departure once more for school. we
will be confronted with the longest
and di'ellrleat part of the winter.
I
PARIS LOVER'8 REVENGE.
invites His Former Sweetheart to
11 in Smith
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
«Mackerel and bacon for breakfast 1
at. Strcct's Cash Grocery.
Johzn \‘looro oi‘ Norotou, tiled you-
lerduy morning at 6: :10 lie was an"
olity- ciovou warn of ago and a member
of tho Durlon Methodist Lplscopal
lC'hiiich. lila funeral will he on
Thuraday afternoon at 2 o'clock at
llhc homo and 3 o'clock at. the church
BROADW RIVER.
’l‘llc (.‘hrlatmaaw cxr 1'1 liK‘i-i or ”W
liroad River school were held at the
cliapoi ll‘riday cranial; 111111.21 'l‘llo
chapel waa well filled with parents
and Il‘ll‘lltlti of the lirilcoi. who allowed
tllcir appreciation of the exercises by
tholr frequent applause 'i‘llo scholars
were Illitlli'ilt‘il by Ml‘a l harloa St. John.
who ni'lolnpnlllml ilulii oil the piano.
Mra l". B. Ii’zoqiicllo. who sung the
auto in the cantata and lillac Gertrude
Schultz of Norwalk who anvil two
very pieaalnrt vicilli aoioa accompan-
led by Mrs. Bratilcy.of Norwaik. Mira
Schultz‘s playing wail rocclvrd with
so much applauae that. like had to re-
spond to encoroa each time aim ap~
poured The children in the Christ-
nilla trco drill descru- iliucil orwiit
for their work and lad-oli'od much up-
plaueo for their fine marching mid
nloveuioutli. At the close of tile exer-
claoa the teachers and ptlpilii ware wrll
remembered with lli‘emlila and each
pupil received a 11111: of candy from
the teachers. The program was an
I
l
‘ ~ head. which had been covered hya
1croilx Ilai'i Just allopiod all L‘Xll'l limly
. llroiy‘ 1111111.
- 'i'l
Dinner and Shaves Her Head.
A. jlllcd lol'ur llilllii‘tl Leonard liil.
cruel method of avoilgilig llllusclf on
the au'eclhl'al't who refilucll lo llaloil
to Ills proposal. The young liilly'a
name Is Monit- llnilsacllc. and when
yaho "gave the ullttcn“ to her lul-
;1iiil'ci'. the latter. though uppwlrlun
greatly depressed by tho failure at lllli
suit. went, away 1111' Hannah lio 11'111. go
lug to take his dlamianal in u manly
way. This. however. wall not his lll'
million. for he, informed onu of his
friends that. tho matter was not done
with tie patiently billed lila iliilc
tlll yesterday having moulltliiio
ithouaht out till: diabolical plail.’1‘lion
ho poalod lllliilioir ill a llll‘mil in the
Mile. liouaacllc would have to pass.
When illit' appeared he walked 11p to
1.111 1111 though the meeting lliliI been
a citation "no, and: chillingly lialtellhl-r
ll' illic would. for old acquaintance
alike. tliko luncheon wilii llllli.
Thinking the invitation was really
given in a friendly apirll. the girl ac.
copied. and noon the two wcl'o healed
futon-loin in II. private dining room
in a restaurant on the Boulevard
Saintdlilclicl. The menu 1111a good.
and wall \vaahcd down with acme ox
caillcnl w.Iuo but Milo. ltouaaellc did
not notice that Jilul all tho liirlll called
her collipllulon culpticd till- nontlmla
of a paper In her gluon. Sllo drank
up the wine and a tow mlliulea later
found 11 drowsy feeling creep over her
What wall licr terror when aha wan
awakened. with difficulty. an hour.
later by the waiter. to find that her
bountiful crop of fair hair wall on
1 tier litariod oncutiuic lover
and at 11111111 lillliiinll' by drawing 111m
and completely shaving her head.
Then. without raising any 11111111111111
on the part of the restaurant.
exercise. and fraternal bodies.
Merry Chlnlatmna eight girls. six boys: years,
New Londori.1vas knocked inoin
Bodlcnl. (,‘llfforli EhcqllIlelo Mary licn- freight (lap hv an 0.10.1191.“ Wldim hero
ry: imitation. Sing a Soul: of Clirlst- yesterday.
and there is another bad gash over one
outing for Santa Claus S [1.W1llkley. . _ i .1
Mrs. E. B, Ezequello and twelve pupils, FIEvafgs-condItImI-J' “Noni-
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' W BARNEY a BERRY
WESTPORT.
the market.
fifteen years and know them to re re-
juatabia than other: and in
them over before buylng.
Latin quarter along which lill know 1
and than she want right all to sleep. .
Hill ace was 119
KNOCKED FROM FREIGHT CAR.
PUTNAM. Dec. 2.—~F. A. Gay. a
freight hrakciiiau. whoso Home is in
a
Hie scalp was cut badly
Skates
are the leaders. Are light, strong, dur-
able and the neatcat, prettiest skate on ‘
We have acid them for
liable in every respect. Are more, ad.
so you
have an accident and break down we
are tolerated in getting ropalrs and
this we can do quickly as we buy di-
rect from factory. We carry all sizes
and prices and would ask that you look
...~.mooo—_u_.
Charles E. Dow,
112 WASHINGTON STREET.
Phone 1436.
1111-:
BUSTER'BROWN
Leggins
arc the latest
for little boys and girls.
Price $1.00 and $1.25.
Ladies‘ and Children‘s All
Wool Jersey Legglns, extra high
cut. 751: and 85c.
Little Boys‘ Hip Boots. purc
gum. $2.25.
Men‘s and Ladies' Warm Slip-
pers. the best felt and fiecced lin-
ed. at $1.25.
Old Ladies' Felt Warm Lined
Bals. leather ioxed. hand sewed.
at $1.25.
Children’s Short Rubber Boots,
flecced lined, pure rubber, at $1.2 5
and $1.50.
Children's high a-bucklc Arc-
tics. $1.25. for special Xmas pres-
ents.
Olsen ’5'
Shoe Stores
Norwalk and So. Nari-1.. k.
Bill NlIllllll IIINK
IOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
ORGANIZED 1882.
WITH
Capital 310000030
Surplus. ”00.0.0000
Nu Profits. 360.000.00
Ioliolu account: of individual» man
ufaoturan Merchants and corporations
open favorable tonne.
IOWIN H. MATHIWOON. PM
JOHN H. KNAFP. Vlwrm
MOO! H. LAYTON.“ cashier.
ulna-n.1-
Gill‘llllfln 8mm .1. Wallace Mai-viii
Fro 11H. Rm».
iiirn illilliaiity 11111111111.
Your savior! invested with the in-
dustrial tlavilml and Loan Co. are free
from apecuiatlvo dualism-4am ii per
cent. or annual
p - ~11 profit consis-
tent with late
method-wand ai-
way! lubiect to
, your control. 5
per cent. pot- on-
numdpaiiinfor arc
arr or van
Ithdi'amhie
our pléuurm
anemia 11
eiii’ teonmva
alithorltloa 11 oil t:Iinv‘e 13:111.
1111ch 6.0 i111 at hall‘s: 111111 111in
IIRANOH cutout.” iIt, it MAIN O‘l'.
Incident i'rl moron ,. ‘
be 111111 1111 111111 dew “two?“
DIRECTOR’.
I. H. Matti-ma John H. him
John H. Knapp Henry onmour _ ‘ ‘
Josiah It. Marvin Iamuol Grumman ‘ ‘ ' " '
Flesh and Cheap
LARGE &. SMALL BLUEFIISH' .. 12c
WEAKFIBH. . 10:.
STEAK CODI 109.
FRESH HERRING ..............7i:.
FROST FISH . Tc.
FLAT FISH ............ 7c.
NATIVE EELS................14cz
CISCOES ................ .... 10c.
WHITE HALIBUT ........ .l4c.
SALMON (whole flab). ......... 10c.
ALL OTHER KINDS OF FRESH
FISH AT REASONABLE PRICES.
ea..—
THE PEOPLE'S FISH AND OYSTER
MAR
Old Salvation Army Building.
East End of Washington Street Bridge
South Norwalk.
CAPT. CHARLES DUOROSS, Prop.
5 FOX,
THE LADIES' TAIFGOR AND FUR-
Clotliea made to order. guaranteed
perfect fit. You can get my reference
everywhere that my work is perfect.
My prices are according to my work.
Please give us a call and you‘ll aurly
We also have a nice line in skirts.
enamel), furs and waists. My prices
may not be cheaper but my fitting is
hotter than elsewhere and we also give
Hunt Stamps.
Cleaning and repairing neatly dono.
31 MAIN 8T., NORWALK.
’:—
“—7
THE JOHN B. LAWRENC!
AGENCIES.
ALL leuaances, REAL urn:
Noaroaoaa. NOTARY. new
soar TICKETS.
1 2 sourl-l MAIN STREET.
Tel. Call. 366—6.
Miss Boarum,
DERMA 1'01. 0015 T.
CHIR OPODIST,
Lockwood's Hall.
..orwalk. Conn.
Office Hours:
9 to 12 a. m. I to 5:80 p. m.
Telephone
Connection.
F S BANKS
Carpenter and Builder.
PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS.
JOBBING.
BEFORE BUYING WEATHER
STRIPS FOR DOORS AND WIN-
DOWS GET ESTIMATES OF ME.
NO MATTER How SMALL YOUR
cam-:11.
in or out of town orders by mail
promptly attended to.
~RESIDENOE~
78 MAIN STREET. NORWALK.
Health
By Good Living.
Have you tried the llcaith Brand
Condo? Batter drink llcalth Brand
Cocoa, but if you must drink. then
try this mild, rich Coffee. that has
all the good qualities and none of the
bad effects of tho heavy South Amari-
cau berries. Suttafnctlollvor money
back.
”.- ......
Surety Bond‘s
or All Kinds.
”can M. narrow.
R. R. Ava. So all: Narwalk.
Telephone Iii-I.
intone. ill.
Jenkins limvlllveil
all!
OARLOOK FAOKIHO
Carri-it in ltooit.
' cote AND OILVIR FLATINtI.
New Embed Hostile Motors.
HIV. 1111 Wilmer. Olin allow them
In operation.
., Mama to Dictionary and Him
11in- Ilt in» and General Muir
I: In. We!” loll oiled.
got your money's worth at my store. 1
owl-"111%“
The finest assortment in the city
at the lowest prices. (See east win-
dow) ,
PICTURE FRAMING.
Bring the Picture with you when
you want to choose a Framo. or let us
send for it.
‘ SPECIALS.
10White Curtain Poles. with fixtures,
0,-
Braas Entenalon Bode, 10c.
25(llothWindow Shades. good fringe,
11.
w...-
Wall Papers, artistic materials.
”1-..—
We give the Hunt Stamps.
1—...“ ,
l. H. Decker
117 WASHINGTON STREET
South Norwalk. Conn.
Meeeeeeeeiwcai
You’ll Forget
THE COLD. IF THERE IS
A NICE WARM COKE FIRE
BURNING IN THE HOUSE.
BEGINNING DEC. 12TH, '04,
WE WILL REDUCE THE PRICE
TO 86 PER BU.. IN LOTS
OF 25 BU. OR MORE, AT
THE GAS WORKS.
SMALLER QUANTITIES. WE
WILL SELL AT 9c PER BU.,
o 1
‘AT THE WORKS.
GET THE HABIT AND TRY
SOME OF THIS FAMOUS FUEL.
81111. ll’lillglllligii
'Phone 68.
areaeaeeewew
WOOMWO
IRINKIIINSIIIY
PLUMBING.
S TEAM.
HOT WA TER.
AND GAS
FITTING?
' Tin, Sheet Iron, Copper
and Zinc.
‘ 50 South Main Sinai.
Telephone. ill-O.
Infill Hamill. 00M.
W
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THE
1.0mm araamsoa'r co.
_, ilficorvoratod.)
Propellerl
"City of Norwalk” and “Eagle."
(Freight only.)
Leave New York (Pier 31:.
East River.) and Norwalk every
week day at 5 p. m.
‘ ,. Freight received from 7 a. in.
to 5 p. in.
x .
P'fiUMBINO AND STEAM
HEATING. 7 '
HOT WATER HEATING.
HOT AIR HEATING.
OTOVIG AND HAITI‘
SLATE Aflgil'lfl ROOF! O.
1.3...
III 1511 111111910 Sell
your property, whether it in a an
a. house and lot in town or real detail
of any description quickly“. call or Ilia 3 ,-
drool
‘ W. B. DoGARMOI
as WAL‘L 31:. NORWALK, c6111.;
it will be of advantage to you 1111111."
to ace the if you are desirous of bu ‘1 ,
In: my kind of property.
«11101111 Victolitidzt1
CORNER RAILROAD AVENUE AND
MONROE STREET. .‘
Newly furnished throughout. _ Moat
comfortable and up- --to date hotel In tho >
city. Electricity and heat in every,
room. Baths in connection. Pew
fest sanitation. Rooms excellently
appointed. Always comfortable and
quiet.
Cafe carrying a full line of Acker.
Merrill and Condlt's wines, liquor.
and cigara. Best stocked bar In the
city. Special bargains for ihe‘holl-
days
T. J SULLIVAN Prev
TELEPHONE CALL, 396—3.
I
UseSTIANDARD Fixtures tor 5
Your Bath Room. They are
Clean. Neal and Durable.
Horace R. Nash,
COR. N. MAIN AND WEST 813.1
80. NORWALK, CONN.
coon- 3’
OUR ITOOK OF NEW
JUIT IN IO A LITTLE LAIOII
THAN EVER IEFOII. ' i
WONDERFUL HOW LOW vou ,
CAN IUY NICE coon. HIRI. veil -*
KNOW we DO THE wonlt IN 71.11 1
vaav our MANNIR. ‘ , 1,,
w: HAVI TAKEN A coon
MANY common FOR HOUII
PAINTING AND wan. an auto ‘11
IUIMIT rlaunn iron yo I
Weak.
wa rnv TO CARRY in I
avanerlNa vou NIID Hill TN! 1
DECORATION. or 1101111 novel.
mum on our.
E. E, Glmfllll’l
.1» tam-1...»... con-
DAVID w. mitt
Funeral Dinette!
and Emmet 1 ‘ ‘
10 North Main it. “will NOW
Resilience. I cram-u 'I‘
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Norwalk Chronicler