(32921 2nd attmctive cmbroldo'ried
wéiotn at Road‘s. See all. I
~002Mb chicken: 121630.21 anhuuhfs.
SpocIni halo of 112231201110 Whlotihiia
at M. ,8 Smith 2 00.2 Read I
~mhnnheu... night robes. thloOat‘u,
Injeroorizéd shirts in great varietie2 at
M. B. Smith & 60' s
, movers tho 01an to got the lilIIt‘e
shoe. - I,
4-002an chickens 123mm Sch'auh II.
Specials for the laid. I123 of the your
at the united Grocery 00. Bee ad.
Extraordln ' Values In nookwellr
for Saturday's aIMiss Ryan 2. Sue ad.
-T020gg2h2 Mid Toms. O’Brieu's.
Mr. and Mrs IIEdw2rd M Guns. 0!
Spring etreeII are the happy pnrenta of
2 son. I .
whoacl cork Iioc 2i SchaulI' 3
mrs John 11.100312 and party will
said tomorrow on the Clyde line (or
Florida. -
Big snot-tiled 2210 of 1.000 suits and
mercontn at Selim. k and Prloo‘ B Set:
ad. for priced.
Many good things specially priced
for 3our III-neat III lhI: Non lork (iron
cry Co. Road tho all.
—-RouI3t pork We at SchaulI‘I 2
Annual Inurhwimvn sole of ladies.
misses and children ninicr coats III
' the Boston Ettore. 300 all.
Those 33130 11239 1100115210011ng 101
tho suukvu can llmges off Oolloudor‘ 2
Point have not met 331th any, succcsa
as yet.
Th9 R9330 Club, oi Winnipotik, will
hate 2 Inrkdy suppor Saturday even-
ing' at the club's rooms In that place.
Mrs. Mahdi Nash. widow oi' the late
Barry W Ndsh who has Im‘eh flailing
MrIs. Jennie IAIIIIII 13122219:st toda3
for Silmmcrvllio 8 (‘I.
The special milongo hooks usod hr
the mcmbors of tho logisiniuro for
trdnspormtimi are bring soul out by
the com: Itiollor' s oilhc
The entire stock at Bovmour'a more
has been rohnhllrflmlh and thaw can
supply you just 22 bonhiil’ully for New _
hears no they did {oi-I Christmaé
See. ad.
Mm. \VilliIIm Morris. Miss Addh:
Bailey and Miss Katie Kcllry of Day
Istrbet while Inn tholr “’23 III Brook-
lyn, 'l‘uemaIy ovonlng. worn amour
those in the (oilision In Stamford and
recolt'ed It swore choking up.
Tho Iommtion of tho Automatic Cl.
gur Mlltlblnc Comnuuy in South Nor-
waik has not 3'39. boon llt‘rft‘tilii‘ul. Agent
Bullock shunt. Chrlnt‘num at hlII homo
in .lohnstowu. N. l‘.. but is hmzk in
Smith Norwulk at pruHonI.
MBtan. tho new year right by having
dinner. Monday 12 to 2. III Thu lintn?
Clifford. ‘
McmhI‘I‘I-i of tin: Fridur Arli'l‘lllfl'lil
llub will phrases hour in mind that the
lIIciurr- in bo‘ dolivornd, II3' i‘roi’mlnol'
Griggfi at. tho home, (It Mrs. swnrtz on
Saturday droning. i'imromimr Ill, wil.
hogiu promptl3 at 8 "clock.
wllnmc outdo nunéa'gcs 3 ii.) for 250
Schwhfln
Tho RchuIIliI'anu of
lhl: IIUIIHII III
'7 Taylor&’aoldan
“'14 1,110than at... to um, ‘ [3. ct ‘
,roturuod Iron: a tow days visit in
'Bchauii' Ira. ‘
‘part in the play "Kathleen Murour-
Reprouoniuiii'nn will hold thnir ram 02"?"
WW Np
3903700120
22min:
2023‘. of 325. or 22011322-
TYI OOHPORATIPN. ‘ I‘
I Surplus I, '
31.281.255.10.
Mr. and Mrs. .11. Preston fihe‘rwood
urn mosh; 01‘ rolulievn In Norwnlk.
112m 0 Davis, or Norwallc. has
NIIIw Huron.
Small 10125 of row pork loo “1.. In
one III the soocihla at the Public Mar-
koi 800, ad for others
‘ I—_«Prlnt hotter 25216 Bohaub‘a.
'I‘ho ordinance oI baptism will be
conferred at tho South Norwailt Bull-
that Church Bunda3 evening.
Eli-Mam and Mm 'Itichnrd ll. Gol~
don 01 8,0th Norwalk sinned today
on a trip to Montreal. Qucboc and
othor, planets in Canada ,
-' Home made sausages. 3 III for 2130.
The annual meeting oi‘ the Decker
club, of the South Norwalk Baptist
Church will he held this owning III
the church '
«Choloc 'cnoliv
Hnyell'. ,»,
William 1‘ “001'“ the NonaIllI and
South Nona 21h Bookmlloi and station-
or has a 121 gr enorlnlont of Mw Yohrtl
Cards no is 211.30 soiling his calendars
at one hall? pried
Minn Williuni '1‘. Comatock IIIIII
daughter. Miss Aunc Comsinck. of Now
Canaan haw Imell ghosts during the
holiday season of Mrs Lcuranii Ray-
mond, of Motgan avenue Noiwnlk.
, AIII'Cheal‘l'llll of thou: who are to mkn
I 220
lurkt‘y I; 11).
111ch " to be held a track from Friday
nighiI will (aim plum this owning in
tho IIiIIl-K’mt‘lll of St, .losrphs Church
The III‘IIIIWI who nits in nvckwohi‘
at Miss N. 143. 1t3‘IIu‘I. humid tho 11d.
rout UlI Ili‘liik pIII'riIIII-Iim; (in oru'ly
to 11113. (121:? Ior III-I ln3 in Iliumiug 01113
menus iIIIing tho Illoim'd st3lI2 go
to "thorn mmn pmmp Filo all
»—-'i‘\lIkd3 s. dutlh and gt't'“tl. SChIIiIIl'lI-
iiiI'IIIIomInt.Colonol Fmdorick A.
Hill. of Nortrnlk. who attended IiIn
moi-ling (II‘ III: (T'onIII-Iuilul SOIII'III' oi“
the OI‘WIII 01' Foreign Wars, at liIIrI-
foul, last night was olI-cicd II- mom
bot of tho mmmittcc on tornphnion~
ship Captain Howard J. Bloomcr nr
NOI'“‘.IIII( with ham-Id as 11 member of
tho Imnnanioua of tho coumll.
-1-‘roah 11.111312» 12c III 1123 on
Thu eloctluh of olllcors of Lincoln
iIIIiIl tonight In the“ lonlilfl in M32110
Chain 11211.7‘110 llIiI'II Iiogrm will
also he oonforrmi on om. I-IIIIIiiIlIIII'.
allot which I'ci'rrthvnls will he 2mm
VBII. Evory ~nII~mlIorIoi tho Iiogrm
Loam ls I-m'noilliy I'mudstod Io Il‘l
prr‘fionli him, till who Im- not IIIOIlIlIoIII
w—SI-u ad In today's tumor ouch it,
i. ll Ilctknr. 87 “ushingiun St.
. Rofurcc Johii W. Banks has. received
tho '.i~'I'liI~I]ulns .ot‘.‘loyinonr (1. Pulmor,
'Imikrnpt, of South Norwnlk. Tho
3chmluloa Ishmv that Mr. l‘uhnorium li-
Ihlliilm; of $17,197.16 and no 222012.
This rat‘u‘r noritll‘nr Hair of affairs
mar- IIIIrhIIps he explaim'd hr the stair-
Iiom that Mr. Palmer was (I momlwr
Ii' Iliv ilrm of Smith & Pahncr. which
Enilml in 80th Norwalk In 1883.
—--TIII'|.'II3'(:. ducks. and goose. Schanh'n.
('imI'II's Haywood, Now liuw'n,
ami Mr». W. W. (7021er l". IloIIJIshiid,
\‘i'. MI’MIIIIIII Mrs I}. Jonm. MIMI Ids-
'II'II' NON-011.1111”: lloldnu, \i. Lud-
wig Now 1'01sz '1" DIIVII'III Ilaubury ,
W. i’. Chev. Bridal-purl: l. SIIIIch'I.
YoIIlII-I'a: ()lIrI .lllroohl. Hinton island;
W; 1. Arnold, Boston. Mom: .1. Quan
hill. 411‘. MI'I'IIII‘H: l". 11. Williams, C.
M. Johnson, Hartford; .1, II). Fili'mol'.’
Providuncn. ll. 1., wore gucsiu lit tho
“0191 ("lli’tm‘d yrsiordny.
wl‘l'lni imiim- £50 “I,
log of Janna” 71 Mid this House lion?
313111.121 will have 'I I. 1"«1‘11111 “1".er
«vcnlng In the I I. . w I‘tllll‘ within
her. . ‘I
' In tho Hound nt 8 o'clock on the "WI? 3"“. ~ _,
FLFTIZ'ENI CENT MUSIC
8‘ TURDII, Y (IND MONDII I"
Mean 0mm and Play in My Yard,
WW3 the FIIrOiI in on the Pumpkin,
Dom Whore the Swans: River Flowo.
Whore lite allvary Colorado wcndmn
War. lack. 620k. Back to Baltinion.
Nancy Clancy. irom Highlody Pig
lady. L032 all go up to the Mann.
COLEMANq
Nam Store. "‘ ‘
10 North Main Strut. South Norwaik.
'l‘ho South 3. x-l'I. :-...~-Inr~_. 1&3an
311w Ilt‘i'lul‘tlll‘fi ‘- »... "llllll'II IJI‘IINIIIII
III. the row of ' 1.. and. pot III
-num, pnyahlqpu I .3 ll . I: I'll“ id
19011. This dl'h'» 'i-‘ .III .III;( I Inor-
mmt to ,Ilcpqu'w . with 'm “will
Inutilnllon or I u twin
The toluuhoi I I 2011 i- 'e'li.It\l'.
cal .lur' k-‘illl‘ll I'III IIII’. ‘2 . l 22.th
what You want I... It‘ll .'l" lwlp
you out and In Iluru .I I «an ..I ((3
0211191110 wit-'I.. I-IIIIINII in». cm imII.
13' Word to III ”to I'm' '-' :3 MI cor”
II. I123 lump I'I'~I.”!IIIIIII- mm hu‘u
I from the ham: , 3 I
‘ "All fillflywfllv ,NIII \‘I‘fli‘l. (313mm I
Willbttrol'l‘hl Illl i‘I'lom l', to
Tho lIoIIII III'II' ',
”out let ' ,ac'
out hm'in
lowest so 1108 CIII'IIIII
VI“? IIIINI‘ I' "
‘Iflllur N’
IIII'H'
I (Iona Um
ulm mm. 3 Wm I .. .4
Islam "er01. In N (I; l . (I
minim limit ”(would ... (III
Normti
IIIIII a.
when?“ 13W
'fim} . “NIII .I‘, Hm 391232
not Ii ‘ ” I3... ,l. :W' I"
1.310 lit 3" m ‘I'Il' IIII'I
Iradt‘: II can-Ii 'IIIIWI‘II
on “link,
and in Ii
helm llul
come at
III
.422
the (mud Ililll in l!
“in IN -. I
I an brought,
inpm "W112.
fhi‘loii Mm I‘ll" " 11hr
that
wont for A. 0 Splittingh Bloch-II
and Oportlng Goods. '
With the New 'Year
should chum II “LI“‘HI‘IHHHUIL‘LU intro
‘1! huhlr'uccount. Ily Ililll Ilmc mm
your *you' can nccumhldlc Ii
mulling; It you lot-arty out such
a who P200 to
THE IOU?
NOIIWALK THUS'I'
MFANY
will accept as hole as one dollar na
3101' and III
will hhro tho.
mitt therewith: you
or inddhcndontw
Council. No 4 O. U. A M. “iii lw -
SI-hmlh'n. l
YOUR BODY].
Monica. , I
FROM 22.50 T0230.
I I WINTER SUITS IN SINGLE AND DOUBLE-BREAST“) STYLES,
, OUT ON THE NEW LOOSE MODEL.
LOOSE BACKS. BLOOMER Tabuscaa.
FROM $10 To 225.
SWEATERS FOR FOOTBALL BOYS IAND OTHENO. FROM $1.00
TO $6.00.
CORDUROY JACKETS TO TAKE THE EDGE OFF SHARIP
WEATHER. 32.5.0 TO $4.00.
WARM CAPS. WARM GLOVES. WARM UNDERWEAR, WARM
‘HOSIERY. WARM CAPIS. FOR MAN AND BOY.
ROIIERS & STEVENS
Successor: to Common Bros.
SOUTH NORWALKo
,HENIE ANS CLOTHES TO WARM YOUN CNTHU
AT PRICES TO WARM YOUNI PURSE.
OVEROOATB THAT NOSSESS DIGTINCTIVE STYLE, MEDIIUM
AND LONG. IN A VARIETY OF FANCY MIXTUNEB AND MOTOHY
EFFECTS» OXFORPI ORAVB AND BLACK; TOURIB‘T MODELS ‘IN
HEAVY FANCY MIXTURES AND THE SAME
IN INAlN-PNOOFEO
WITH wuo: oHouLozds,
TEL. CALL, 324.
.fi
INo w22t04that‘a tho
to best quality. We double
pure.- clcan grain.
from dirt and waste. lll~l in ourh,
Buy Oats Thuts Clean
- bent. Made-'hy Wnshburn Crosh
additional ndvhntnge we add '
Ihat all dirt. and waste is eliminated and your animal (will
Merit counts in grain as In anything also. and first
quality In groin is: Impossible unions the. grain
better quality or prices elsewhere—~11. is nlilaolulvly llll‘
DOSHIDI‘: to gel. the sumo oconolny anywhere else. '
Agent for Crochet-'5 Flour—«Tho
MANUEL T HATCH
screeu'all our grain In) I
1.2 (feed
it is not possible to got
100
of tho mum. . I '
Mr. I I
'1.
tidy '
(In cinching limit. When you no it'
i
i
1'
15.111111111111511”
12112
W..— .m
,
IOIIIr holiday Iratin has brought In hovcml iustrIuInc-nin of
33 oil- '
known mahors “IIIICII 330 shall soil III half their 3'.IIlno An oariy call ,
insures the. host ocioctic'o,
I
ONE MARSHALL AND WENDEL Pi
one HAINEBIBROTHERB ........
one PIANOLA. EBONY CASE, .....
on: PIANOLA, MAHOGANY CASE
EASY TERMS. ARRANGED IF
Ano..I.........., 233125.00.
.............. 335.00
4150.00.
...................... 2225.00.
.....................
DESIRED.
Manufacturers and Retailers.
JG Washingi'on‘ Strut.
Toluphono, 8.6-2.
EW YEARS
litlllflDS IIIND P.6ALEND'AR5 '
W P. BEERS,
BOOK AND STA T10
40 Wall St. ‘Norwallr.
NIHY arenas.
6 80. Main St. 80. Norvaalk.
«.4- J
I112 IIISIOIOI}: has!
«run your hilhut enumeration.
0001'? "if“ WITH Willi IYIII
3.!-
; Who was m:
CONSEQUENCES.
'13:?" “ALI“, Marion 0020092202“ 01 mum. m
linema- beyond All other mammal III on mum nu II «-
m
IIIAIIINArIou can. mt
A I .
I‘lI'PLI
BucII'II County ,
luliquarc .............‘..'$1.00
lit' 1! scotch Whiskey. hottlh10
CallfomlIa IPort Wine. lilo pint ».
3130011211.
Grape Wine. . ..
' lilo quart.
. flows Old down do Holland
hot o.................. 950.
Br‘andy. California bottle .. 950 '
Cider Brandy bottle ”I.- 31.00.
1'». 011m"! Pharmacy
The Prunrlpilon Store.
OORNER OF 80. MAIN AND
ELIZABETH 3T8. '
80. NORWALK. ONN.
TEL. CALL 15 i
.gt. .. 23o pint
3
. I 1112012
33
vcslishtion today.
Bridgeport docid to hold Engln
huhyu. or Ne w lira cynl'who,’ III: the t
Iiinohy of severdl witnesses. is 2ch 2-
till of rdnuing his Boston mimosa mist
”signals which Ivor-(I act against hunt":
Coroner; Doten. oi.
the Stamford railroad 3',uril Io‘lca
lug It local Ilaosongoi \traiu and hi] hi;
Conductor Georgia Rowland, (It
, Imiin. l
The investigation wnIrI hold in llho
' Stamford depot and wallwocrot. ,‘lhe
witnessed. who were for tho molt I'mrt
railroad mun omnioy’cd in tho yard be
his admitted accurately. '
Ana. the Investigation comhermo
had several more witnessed to {alumina
(and ho thought that their to Itriony
i would be largely In favor of 0 deal
The invoiatigutlon will be: Icon-
ItlnuI'd tomor.row II ;
GIRLS! ONT .BUBY.
.l‘
Dlhhlcs ad. today.
Special low
turn at the Fair Cloak and For Store.
See ad.
_... Native 103312 12‘;in
Rand '..ll
Hayen'.
KILLEDI A'I' IUNIONVILLE.
Chariot
South Bound Train. I
UNIONVILLE, Doc
11. Dickinson. (“Izod 513an was In
home 3322 in Bristol
played as a. grindér‘ In 0310 III
factories or Bristol.
While crossing the hack
neighborhood of the down. Mr
lmIIIn won struck lII.‘ It'al'SI‘
sons: I
in
TAKING LAY!I EXAMINATION.
Ernest Gregory of lluIilIuII and Du
via lnw 011100 is in Hartford today Ink.
the Connecticut liar.
r
IA 103v ronIinIloréI (the... in Loronzo
prices on millinory and
H. Dickenlon struck by
Stir-(11101102:
lug the (I-xmhinatiou to" I‘llllllllili Io
l
i
i .
01113 one (My mor‘o 19111111113 '0: 1902
,and girls who have not yet roiled
themselves of the privileges ‘ioap
year, will have to got huhy befoI Sum
1123.
I seven years There will he hnolI Ior in
“1908 I
.. Mum WMH-..”
.....- -. .- 4......- W..-
happiness.
Vita 10c: pkg. 3 can aqua-h for plea,
angen 260 and 00 I162. Prunciis 180
Hope to be oi‘ use. Waiting your
vice.
cc. 30 2-22... (In elh~ I
Inn was imcrviowod and athletllthalg'ho ,
II the storm inst 5.12223; hag
This was the first leap 3 hr in.
A Happy New. Year
I, and Oltimcs the
stantly killed yoswrdny hr the 20th I
houudp omengor train which louvosl
this station at 3: 38. Dickinson. whose
wall a tornior
resident or this place (Ind was our
the
He had been on
a. visit to his too soon. who urn both
residents of this. place and 3325 r0,-
turning to the depot lo thko a Irn'.in I
1,110
“It‘k'
Ihrcc
According to the boot (III-luau Nmphoiuuwc. the pulpit
and glorious country have wary million for finurathlhlfln‘and 0rd
enter on a your of great prosperity. "Thoir Mil be wot-load
A FEW REMINDERS—Pnrhn Pa Incako flour to close out 10 pk,
20c lb. .New lot. 3 lbs. prune. 25:. A ,I'I‘ine line of new brooms from 289 “0‘
40¢ each. .Nice 9000:. Fine lomdnu. 2'2: doz. I
LORENZO DmBLE I
agents ofI tho ‘
thorn to avoid N
tohllil forum) v
thot rdor la thhl. the Ir
at can two polnta are
he yards and tracks 20 ,
not only, in frol‘ghl. holds (1‘
NEW )ORK, D031. Mao-3411110
Drumolzior. which went 22203102
tho hand liar 011.0311: Island‘
fairly in two amidsliipfi, and i
llowd that much ct hor vuiucbi
(:0 will he, a. total 1020. I
wavop' contlnticd to run
“rocking tugs 'thd‘ bill‘s
ham sent out to lighter the
could not approach he; 2an
11109! to await mo
lions.
c. 3 camgTomutoQu, 2564
. Those dried chcrrl'bo mike
valuable cram. Your: 102 9900
.I ,l!l‘1n..".... ,
12,50011121 drag lullul' Cuslmll
That is just what; these prices moan.
BIG SACRIFICE SALE OF
I,000 Suits and overcoaf?‘
The best ever offered at a special sale in South Norwalk.
For the sake of rapiditynin serving you satisfactorily. we have)
parccle‘d’ th'cse Suits into three lots—No. x. No. 2 and No. 3.
LOT No.1 .—-Snits and O'vercoats that were $27. 50. $2. 50 and $10
LOT N0 2. ----Suits and Overcooté that were $12. $13.50 and 3:5
Now $999 “ I 'f
LOT N0. ;3II.—-Suits‘ and Overco'ats that werc"$:8. $20 and $22
New $13.89
Children's Suits and Overcoats that were $2.00 and $2.50
Now $1.87
Children's Suits and Overcoats that wereI$3.oo and $3.50
Now $2.59
.—
Chlldrcn II ISIIIIII (Ind Ovcrco
Now $3.89
an; that were $4.00 and $5.00
Children's Suits and Overcoatstha’t were $6.00 213096.50
.‘ I IIN0W$4.49I'I ' ’
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