rs week. which has kept her indoors and
, put quite a damper on ‘her Christmas.
- acute pain and. inflamation, required
W _i
narratognnnlngham expects
l a; Thursday. '
' W
route , M33313, is. quite ‘III at
ille.‘ threatened with pneu-
inkot the‘drawbridge will
deadbeat Sunday. ii the
' an be secured: . .
jg Within“ barge Empire.
is hoping J. smith. was
here," from. Bridgeport, . Sun-
another 'facefthe‘rein and ini-‘
' sad she prides. It more
other; earthly posses-
" ‘ Carpenter and children, or
are been spending a wee
Stanley Tompkins. In Glen-
in! Wood and Harry Purdy.
'3; 1were visitors here yes-
3_ 3, reiterated the Reynolds-
m {wedding 1. '
_ afar, « of East Norwailt.
61313163631 and grand children.
' fork. and Weston, spend
tll him. '
g . topioicards of the Epworth
have been Issued tor the corn
5 H l 0,3: V’ 3 ' Sting
E
. .meet-
, odist
1 iness
\‘
1 once
” do.
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" ock.
'ring
. and
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‘3 are
bin.
itetl
,. rlst-
“ In
‘ and
b and oranges were given out, and many
. ' ‘oovernor John Sturgis Randall took
k Ruthy was, at
“h
nudist
1e. steers mm ‘2
3,3..w'od day. 33..., rathvbsdies slid:
8 n; ha, the regular, onthly meeting
the Oillciai Boardin‘ the church
Avfull attendance desired.
h rs or. me p. in... church prayer
98.. - g - v
‘ 3 5333. 7:45 p. In. Junior Band. led
by Howard Benedict. ‘ ‘ " - ‘
“Sunday. December 31. morning and:
;watchnight services, to be followed
by smacks! Revival services.
. . -W
3.. Mrs. William Bronson met with a
peculiar and painful» accident last
While a lady friend was dressing her
hair, by a miscue she sent the bristr
ling hair brush flying Into the 'open
eye of ‘Aunt‘ Nettie. causing a‘ most.
the attention of the family doctor for
several» days-and. part of that time
making the eye partly blind. This
amiable dabghtar, sister, niece, con.
sin.,aunt. wife and mother, has more
friends than sheican count. and all will
sympathise with her. not. excepting
the“ little. Hoyt rtwins. Frances and
Elisabeth. ' “ .
the initiative in following the example
at the good St. Nicholas by having the,
silver plated rotary bell placed on
the door of No. ii Benedict street. and
the first time it rang was by Express
man Bar at who brought-a nest of
boj‘xes'iro 3 New Rochelle. The second
time‘letter Carrier Croiut. with a
large. pack 0! packages from Napa-
nook. and the third brought Jim Han-
iord, with his registration book. Since
enthe bell hits been ringink quite
neatly withholionwledgements irom
outéoftown‘ receipients one of which .In
a letter irom Dewey street. in Ben-
nington. Vermont. stated that little
3 that moment dancing
around: the Christmas tree In the
same ahookin state as Mark Twain
was when be ad his Ilrét banquet.
’ w.——-
The East Avenue Methodist Epis~
copal Church was tilled to overflowing
with fathers, mothers and friends of
the Sunday school children. last night.
and the splendid program delighted
everyone. The church had been beau-
tifully decorated. and when the prim-
ary department stood beneath the
. w ' s .
osition ct assistant as
at the west—hound station to
walk. Assistant
at has taken
. TM lilacs “WOW
‘ Potty. ‘
‘ Charles traumas...» has been on-
gineer at the pumping station of the
New ltorlr.
Railroad Company here. tarp
has been appointed as one the en-
gineerr oi the new Westport rolling
lift drawbridge. together I with ‘lra TE.
Potty-“ this place... Bothmen cone
menced their duties last week. George
Clark. one of the men formerly em-
ployed by George Ii. 'l‘racndly and
John Sherman Hoyt, has taken Mr.
Hoifman’s place as engineer at the
pumping station.
Special Prices.
cousrsv secs 44o psr'doz.
CAGE secs 27c par dos.
coui‘ MEDAL cashmere! our.
TER ....... ..........27cta.
one Poona PACKAGE curses.
.. 14c
rtSmIth
teatime.
Phone 251-8.
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
“ ' »
Agents for tbs Evening mollusk-ls
Dorian, srs Arthur Clauses. and Wal-
isos Sharer. Orders sent to sithar- oi
the shove will rscslvs prompt atten-
tion. ,
George L. Wood, the three~year~old
son of Anthony J. Wood. died at his
home Christmas morning after a short
Illness with pneumonia.
Carroll & Woollard, of Greenwich,
have been given the contract for the
plumbing of'thc new residence which
is now being erected in Darien for D.
Neilson, for which .i. L. Duge has the
general contract. '
WESTPORT.
Agents for the Eveningossntlnol. In
Westport. srs 8. DIgIovsnni and Wm.
evergreen-trimmed arch, the bright
faces made a beautiful picture. it was
truly the children's service, and too
much praise cannot be given the ex»
collence of the training by Mrs.’Am~
brose Carpenter necessary to bring
these little ones up to the high stand
am of their entertainment of song
and recitations. The recitation of Mes
ter John Quintard deserves special
mention; as also does the duct The
World‘s Redeemer. by Misses Carrie
and Nina Carpenter. An anthem by
the large chorus opened the second
part of the service, preceded by a
short but excellent address by the pas-
tor, which held the attention of even
the smallest child. This was followed
by a duet by Harry and Carl Hipson.
which brought forth considerable ap-
plause. 'I‘he superintendent, N, Smith
Ferguson. rendered one of the Sunday
school hymns in a very pleasing man-
ner. The recitation. Sceptre and
Crown. by Mrs. H. J. Hipson. and re
cited by Annie '1‘. Hipson. was won-
derfully interesting. and the solo. Babe
of Bethlehem. by Miss Ethel Glover.
was beautifully rendered. The recita-
tion by Edna Stevenson. one of the
new speakers. was well given. and the
East avenue church will be glad to
hear from her again. A song by Wal—
lace Palmer was very well rendered.
After the last song the usual candy
The pianist was
vloliuists. Wil-
Keyworth, and
presents cast-hanged.
Miss Mattie Morgan;
ilatn Poyvea. Horace
Theodore Glover,
~Accldenis come with distressing
frequency on the farm. Cuts. bruises.
stings. sprains. Dr. Thomas' Eclectric
Oil relieves the pain instantly. Never
safe without it.
ROWAYTON.
Agents for Tbs lvsnln “MIMI. In
dwsysoo. srs Frederic Lockwood.
tiwood stdwsy and Charles Patty.
Orders not to soy ol‘ the sbovs will
resolve prompt attention.
Miss Lydia Wicks, oi Crockett
street, spent Monday with friends in
Brooklyn. New York.
w.wu-wn .n.
moaned at Rowsyton Hose Com-
pany‘s Hall. Wednesday era. Dec. 27.
mmuww
bliss Catherine it. at. John. of the
precision school. has gone to Virginia
to spend her Christmas vacation.
E. Nash. Orders sent to either of the
shove will rscsivs prompt attention.
Wed-h .
There was a reunion of the Fred
Kemper family Sunday. , .
Mrs. Fred Lyon is entertaining re-
latives from New York.
Relatives from out of town were the
guests of Mrs. George Hear, over
Christmas.
Children of the Methodist Sunday
school are preparing for their Christ-
mas concert.
Local merchants are unanimous in
declaring the holiday sales record
breakers and the amount or business
done here. In spite of the strong coun«
ter attractions or the Norwalk stores
tends to show that the wide-awake
business policy with some thing to as“
back of it Ia‘ the actual solution of the
much mooted problem how to keep the
money at home.
”Wu—h.—
wasr NORWALK. 3
Miss Sarah Hamilton spent Christ-
mas with her aunt. Mrs. Andrew John
son. In New Canaan.
\ .—
Mr. and Mrs. Coleman Roscoe spent
Christmas with their son, David Ros-
coe. of East Norwalk.
Mrs. Frank Bates and grandchild-
rcn spent Christmas in New York.
with Mrs. Batss‘ sister. Mrs. Corliss.
William .I. Mather has moved from
the Clark place to‘ Miss Emily Wood‘s
place at White Oak Shade, Miss Wood
having moved to Philadelphia to spend
the winter with her brother.
The llnlon Sunday school held its
Christmas exercises in the chapel.
Sunday afternoon. Each scholar was
given a box of candy, orange and a
present. The school did not have a
tree this year. and the su rintendont.
William Durhamrd to close the
chapel lorihewintdii. vomlttlitg both
preaching and Sunday school services.
Map-u...”
CHRISTMAI A ORIIN ONI.
Ilus Skins and Moderate Tsmpsrsturs
Mark tits Day.
Christmas day " will Jill remembered
as an ideal day for weather. The
In: much at the day the sky was
Albeit h, of the Challisld Belon-
Hilc Itch . cw Haven. Is spending
the holid s with his parents. Mr. and
lira. ‘il‘rsn Mzmch.
floor“ it. 'l‘rsonmy, .lr.. of brook—
v. as in town last week. attending
MINOLMOIIBI at the brook»
wool. of which he was a former
mishap
, 3 iii-.3 its
phase out by forest
the Illness of {tossed
tied with dry
it went home. as
and Julie
at. Christ
clear and the sunshins'wsrm. With
the stores closed the streets took on
the usual Sunday appearance. home
thsrings keeping most persons in.-
core. It was a green Christmas in
every sense of the word. and there
were many who would hare been glad
to see snowon the wound ‘ some
sleighing. 'i'hs sbssncaof show made
it less bite the New... nsl d Christ.-
munhnt the coal his is . tooling
theatraln. . .
Church services were largely con-
listed to the. Roman Catholic and hints-
copal churches rsstsrdsy. where the,
madam/offline. were elaborate. the
services all helps well attended.
' stsitcellistskar-NEDIII you see
fs‘hsrt‘ fits-9N was impossible; he
' I 1 ”rd Wires
took his tor sussbposnsssmrg-«Nsw
Bmmmcster James
nd. lildwsrd Bacall ‘
Wilton ”it?” in the
"doppt Edit Not-walk.
New Haven and. Hartford 3
Rowsyton. Conn. . ‘
temperature was moderate. and Mo ,
..~;~~'i
W is ailharmless‘
will. ., ,.
.. mminsooitlisr Opium.
and alloys Forerlshness. It
“a. .st It:
“a
canon;
Lu... .. -a... -
ONOW IN NEW YO
WATERTOWN. N. .Y. Dec. 26.—-
Twenty inches or snow has fallen dur-
ing a storm that continued incessant-
ly for 14 hours. ending last. night. The
storm .was mostly local and trains are
about on schedule time today.
O ‘.
DONI bOIliER ME .
at the Imperial Cafe by callingme on
the phone and asking what I have.
You will ilnd everything here-—
GREENPORT OYSTERS. LAMB
FRIES. SWEETBR, ,DS. LONG
CLAMS. Everything n the meat line
”steaks. chops. etc, '
My dinners still hold the record.
‘ I also make a specialty of broiled
plgs' feet and deviled sauce—a most
delicious dish.
In making WELSH RAREBI'I‘S. l
am all alone in‘ nly class. They are
the best in town. 3 ,
heat of Domestic
iii-"51m? ‘1
this...
We also have the
and Imported Sherrlcs and Port and
the best brands of liquors. Try my
special Whiskey at $1. per bottle.
Garl Schaub. Imperial (Safe.
foB¥i§°h‘oS$Rl'k. ‘
Xmas Patents.
125 patterns \oi Pocket Knives
to cheese from. i
..... _ 1......—
5o patterns of Wiss Scissors
andShears.
A full line of Carving Sets,
Knives and Forks. Food Chop-
pers. Razors and the famous Gil-
lette Safety Razor and Star Safe-
ty Razor.
Charles E. Dow's.
HARDWARE.
n: WASHINGTON STREET.
Phons 167-4.
Fine Building Lots
IN NORWALK PARK
For sale at “very low figures.
Rowland Property.
For prices. particular and terms.
Address
, Jacob M. Layton,
REAL assure AGENCY.
5 Railroad Ave.. ”Nomads
institute to New York,
srssms .Iorm .sVLvsers.
On and alter Monday. October ii.
will loose aficmbost mascots Nor-
wslit. st'I: s..m. . .. . '
rflfltllminl will leave Pier . In. It.
as! Pooh all”. at 4 pain. i oi ill
at, his p. a... s3 ring at South
malls in tibia room withholds»
tor honours. Bridgeportjsnd interned
isry‘ bits. .
fl :0 ‘ N‘ t" ‘siisisss
5 M3 " n'i’nlma ,.
a. 2:. '
. .. .. ..
restroom “ 3 fl 3 ‘33,.
3 , hound
Drops and soothiogtfyrnpw, It Is Pleasant. It
p.
for Castor Oil; Phra-
rphine not other Narcotic
{TIN M02351W3illmfltae' It destroydWI'os-ms
cures multilinmd ,Wind
Colic. It Mom Teething Troubles. cureswonstipation
. 3 ,. 3 “Maillot“ the Food,.regnlat.ss the
Stomach and Bowel» giving healthy and natural sleep.
Ohildron’ Who Mother’s Friend.
E CASTOFI IA , Wm
* "my WT °‘ ‘ ‘
; {3.3
tannin. Bought
throaoirorgoter ‘30 years, 3
sons sumssorsssssrirtmsssr m” ‘3.
Xlnas Presents
Today
and do not wait until the best articles
' are picked out.
If you do not want
to take it along today, leave a deposit:
and have it sent to the house or call
for it on Christmas day. Be sure and
buy today! Remember. we have the
largest and finest selection of Holiday
Colognes in the city. _ ,
The lcitfuss Pharmacy.
I NO. MAIN 07-. GO. NONWALK.
The Connecticut [literal Illa Insurance in.
ISSUES THE IDEAL
LIFE lNSURANCE CONTRACT.
Rates. Benefits and Privileges ss-
soluisly fixed and guaranteed Inths
Policy.
F. H. FIELD. Ccn’l. Agent.
United Bank Building.
Bo. Norwslk. Conn.
CITY NIIIIIIIAL BANK
IOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
TRANGAOTO A GENERAL BANKING
BUOINEGG.
CAPITAL
“00.00030
“——
sunptus AND psorirs
31.73.500.00
guns—‘—
EDWIN H. MATHEWSON, Pros.
JOHN H. KNAPP. Vice-Pros.
JACOB M. LAYTON, Cashier.
~—
DIRECTORB.
E. H. Mathewson Henry Seymour
John H. Knapp Camusi Orummsn
JosIsr must-via .I. WsIIsc. Marvin
Christian Bwsm John H. Light.
Fred H. Rowan
if {ouiiave Not a
Comfortable Home.
why don’t you have a comfortable
' room? Heated by steam with hot and
cold water. bath and all the comforts
that a man or a lady wants. Every-
thing new and upon-toasts. Room by
the day or week. Prices moderate.
CENTRAL HOTEL.
Corner or Macros and Chestnut Its.
J. Dill“. Prop.
DAVID. W. RAYMOND.
‘ lunsrsl Directs!
and Embslolsr.
it list-til Illsip It. Isutll Wilt.
Masses. ,0 Washington wool.
'I'slsphons at mass; 1m
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' foas'fmaul's ssouit‘ error: ,
Ind‘i IWC iii-I
oer room‘s sfiolsltsstursr
hosts 3 _
sry room
:ncr.’
. steamer Allegheny.
heist moronic
IUIOPIAN sass. ,
inseam. “I've
aw wot... a... as... o. Sny-
American charge' (1' hfiaires at
the
28.—-‘-Arrlvedi
Bogota. arrived here today on
YORK. 'Dec. .'
NEW
.Btr. Zeelantlp from Antlwerp.
,liiiifilllai Wills
swear cannons312cfto,’ 35c dos.
unison canons. iper .lb.‘ . . . .3. .150.
2 its; FANCY witch NUTS. . . . . .25c
rnnqr BROKEN canny, 2 lbs.. .an
SMYRNA raven FIGS, n). ......ir.c
sons soon MINCE MEAT.
3 pkgs. .............. . ....... 25c
canons ..... ......2(Ic per doz.
A. STULL,
.4 consonavnnun.
nasr NORWALK. CONN.
Telephone Collies-8. ‘
Frostllsh. 5 lbs. fer 25c; Spanish
Mackerel, lac 1b.: Native Eels, 14c 1b.;
Market Cod, 5c 1b.; Steak Cod, 10c lb.:
Whole Salmon, 10c 11).; Sliced Sal-
mon, 14c 11).; Flaiilsh, 7c 1b.; Lake
Whitefish. 12c in: German Carp. 10c
1b.; Smelt. 14c 1b.; Weakflsh, 10c l‘o.;
Dry Escnliops,,35c qt; opened Clams
and Oysters, 30c qt.
All other kinds of Fresh Fish at rea-
sonable prices.
THE PEOPLE'S FISH AND OYSTER
" MARKET.
Old Salvation Army Building.
East End of Washington street Bridge
CAPT. CHARLES oucaoaa. Prop.
South Norwaik.
Christmas
Presents
IN CHINA GLASSWARE. PIC-.
TURES ETC.
Dinner Sets, Water Sets. Chocolate
Sets, Brush and Comb Trays. Toilet
Sets etc.
German Imported Decorated Cups.
‘Saucera, Pitchers, Hair Receivers, Ce-
resl Sets at to to 150.
LAMPS
Prices from 12c to $8.00
ricruaes.
500 but showing for the Money In
the City, from 29s to $1.49.
' Pictures Framed and Window
Shades Made to Order.
SPECIAL.
Cloth Charles 26:. White Curtain Po-
les with flcturcs 100.
PAINTING d PAPER HANGING.
Store Open Evening.-
L.-H. DECKER.
81 Washington Street.
Tel. Con. South Norwslk.
line Your Phniiié‘nutiiiiiliilii
I desire to make it known that I have
opened a plumbing shop and will do
all kinds of plumbing. tin work, steam
and gas fitting.
an mun 2‘. Bahrain:
8' Monroe a’trsst. Iouth Norwslk.
>16 6m '
THE JOHN B. LAWRENCE
-' ' GlNCIES.
ALL ms asses. REAL some
MONTGAG , NOTARY. STEAM-
aos'r no srs PROBATE noses.
rs sufsewosso.
2 sons mam srsssr.
I. Call, 400. '
"9......“ 1... WWW... .4...
“insult 0.
~' vac scor.
phoneme.
crests.
nor. warns.
AND , .
champion.
W
" Tin. slim Irma.)
.. so we can am ,:,
' fl Fl’slspiiidfls” it? "
a.
should ecu mind with“ a dainty. ‘
snow white. oli‘ebiece "Standard" Por- i1
celain Enameled lavatory. ‘
Have you ever stopped
how delightfully convenient it would
be to have hot and cold running water .
water in your dressing chamber. sleep,
in; apartment of first floor toilet
mom?
the hlgest degree of comfort. " .
We will gladly quote you prices. Our
plumbers are strictly competent me
chanlcs, honest and reliable. i' '
to consider ,I .
Its presence would afford you
Horace R. Nash.-.
CORNER MAIN AND W831? 51%., ‘
South Norwalk. Conn. - ,. .
WHAT IS" BETTER_
Xmas hen, ’
La.
.5
PORTABLE
- Gastamp.
.V.’- ‘v ,,
IT'S A .REMEMBRANCE THAT
“ com-muss THE YEAR'ROUND.33
‘\
WE HAVE A LAVISH DISPLAY OF 3‘
K, it
.3\,
m
LAMPS AND SHADES AT REASO -W
ABLE PRICES. 3, , ,
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w ..‘
g..—
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I
inn. li’i tiltiliigiii.
W all
Paper. *
Our stock of new goods just In}
is a little larger than ever “9"“.
Wonderful how low you J .
buy nice goods here. You know
we do the work in the very best
manner. .I «II
We have taken a good my
contracts for house painting ’*
will be glad to submit figs:
your work. “up...“ is
W“ “l" to carry in stock’s"
thin! You need for the .u. 3
of. your house inside in": m
a .‘A 3 .
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nun/lame him ram
HEATING” "
nor witnessed
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