quid :
Fashibnbd Taylor 8r Golden.
Mortal
Cindi
LA‘NE’S ~
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51 Wasumoroa er.
l The horse was captured at the cor-
ner of Franklin and}. Washington
streets, - N
W
« Arthur Kenny. a well known Nor-
jj walk young man. formerly one of Com-
.. pany F’s star basketball players, who
- is now located lnlhe lunch wagon busi-
', been on Staten island. and Miss Edna
. Marshall. a popular Norwallt young
:: lady. Were married in New York yes-
,, terday. Both people have a large num-
. ber of friends.
.. Kabasou Encampment. I. O. 0. F..
~ of Not-walk and Colfax Encampment of
'3 South Nor-walkw. will pay a fraternal
visit to Stratfleld Encampment in
Bridgeport tonight. when the Golden
Rule degree will be conferred. A spe-
cial trolley car will be used by the Odd
Fellows making the trip. the car leav—
ing South Norwallr at 6:40 and Non
walk at 6:50.
Local News not“:
-—ilappy week is coming.
_________.. ,
Mrs. Sturmlskey‘ was taken to the
oh‘lce of Dr. H, (I. Sherer._ where her
injuries were attended. .
Tire Tridum. which has been before
announced in these. columns. will open
this averting at 7:30 o'clock at St.
Mary's Church. in charge or the Rev.
Father James Dolan. of the diocesan
missionary band.
honor of the immaculate Conception.
There will be masses on Thursday.
Friday and Saturday mornings at. 5.30,
7 and 8 o‘clock. There will also be
other services tonight and Thurs-
day night.
Norwaik Aerie. Fraternal Order of
Eagles, will meet tonight. The annual
election of oliicers “will occur at. this
Irush that comes later.
lsoon as you cam." We are now showing complete lines of the Elbow-
The 'i‘ridum is in ‘
V‘ This Christmas Store Home
1 ‘ ifts for ..Men
Thatii‘Men Appreciate the Mpst
We throw ourselves into the holiday rush with enthuidasm. For
never before havp wevbecn so splendidly ready to solve the-gift queso
tion. for women thanxihis season. Everything that man , cars is en-
titled to a place in’ your Christmas list of good gifts id 'nien; and
the best place to buy is the best man’s store in town—this store.
Early buyers have the best choosing, of course. and escape the
Come and see outline of Christmas wears as
ing. all new this season, and of the quality which you can rely on get-
ting at our stores": . ,.
Bath Robes Gloves Fancy Vests
Smoking Jackets Neckwear .Suspenders
Sweaters Hosiery Shirt Shields
Cardi ans Handkerchiels Mufflers
Suit ases Hand Bags Raincoats
Meantime we are selling the best clothes. hats and fumishirfis
l
for men and boys. I. .. lfirml‘i‘li'
N.
time.
-—A little money for happy week will '
go II great way. . !
Coolidge & Lynes. of Norwalk. dis-
posed of the Catherine M. Dorian place
in York street. Nor-walk, yeterday, to
T .- .. . ’
Vincenzo Massl. ‘ . he regular monthly business mut
. ing‘ of. the Epworth League of the East
Avenue Methodist Church-was held at
the church Monday night. The reports
of the officers were read and accepted.
Two new members were elected. Mrs.
Nichols. and ‘M‘lss Mildred Baldwin.
The meeting proved to be an inter-
esting one. as there was considerable
debating on the several questions be-
fore the members.
Mrs. Star-mlskey, accompanied by her
brotlrer-in-iaw, was driving down Fair.
field avenue, when the horse bolted
and became unmanageable. 0n reach-
ing the little green at the foot of
the hill, they were both thrown to
the ground, Mr. Star‘mlskey. falling on
top of her. She struck her head against
a stone. and true badly bruised and
somewhat cut. also sustaining a sprain.
ed lcu. 'Mr. Sturrniskcy was not ‘Si‘l‘~
iously inlurcd.
—Wait for happy week.
George Jordan has been admitted to
the Norwaik Hospital suffering from
pneumonia. Jordan was sent to the
institution by the seiectmen.
Congressman E. J. Hill has introduc-
ed a bill in the.Scnate. asking for a
pension of 330 a month, in behalf of
Henry Joyce, of Norwalk.
Mrs. Beranard Sturmiskéy, of Taylor
avenue. had a narrow. escape from be-
ing killed, this afternoon, shortly after
1 o‘clork, in a. runawaynccldent.
——You will need money for happy
week.
Miss Grace Smith. who ‘i'ccentiy Im~
drewent an operation for appendicitis
at the Norwaik liospital, has returned
to her home in River street, much inr-
proved.
IMPEHIAL RECIPROCITY OF SOLD-
. IES.
LONDON. Doc. 5.—- imperial recip-
rocity In soldiers promises to be one
of the results of the War Secretary's
recent disbandmont of some battalions
of the British army for the sake of
economy. The new movement will be
initiated by one hundred and fifty
men, lately/disbanded from the Third
Battalion of the Manchester Regiment
who in January will proceed to Carra-
Ila and join the Dominion's forcos.
The men and their families will all
be taken over at. the, most of the (in
nadian government and It is under-1
stood that contingents oi the garrison
artillery which shortly will be disbund.
ed will follow suit. The War Office
authorities hope that later a system of
exchange will be arranged by which
Canadian lrmipa can be sent to Eng-
land and British troops sent to Cana-
da: with ih.» object of more clone.
Iy welding the. services Into an honor
in] force.
—Saic of useful and fancy articles,
bread. cake. pie and ice cream. at the
Mission rooms. Van. Zandt street.
Thursday and Friday afternoon and
evening. December 6~ and 7.,
~Iiapny wcck wlli,.he here soon.
The loss on the building of Mrs.
Augusta E. Frast. in South Main street.
which was damaged by fire recently.
has been satisfactorily adjusted and
paid by the insurance agency of J, M.
Layton & Company, inc,
Ernest C. liaviland. who badly frac-
tured his leg by a full at the Rolluwoy
Skating rink Monday night. had an
uncomfortable night at the hospital.
The operation on his leg. however, has
proven entirely satisfactory.
—-'l‘hc biggest event of the year~
happy week. MISS JONES’ WILL ADMITTED.
STAMFORD. Dec. 5.-— Judge P‘l‘cdc-
riok ll. Taylor. of the Probate Court.
today admitted to probate the will of
Miss Mary M. Jones. who died a few
months ago leaving her entire estate
amounting to 335.000. to Christine R.
W. chcr a friend of Miss Jones and
a school Icnchcr in New York. The
will was contested lw W. i’. Junta. a
brother. and two sisters. Miss Eleanor
J. Jones, of QIIoKuc. L. L, and Mrs.
Virginia .I. Leeds, of this city. They
claimed undue influence on the part
The insurance agency of J. M. Lay-
ton & Company, inc. has adjusted the
damage on the house of Theodore S.
Tobey. in Lowmics avernic. which was
badly scorched by the burning of the
house occupied by George L. Harris.
Saturday night
Mrs. John Yost. ot‘ tut Main sireel.
Norwulk, was Iliimilit‘ti to tho Nor-
wulk Hospital. yesterday. Mrs. Yosl
underwent. an operation at. tho Institu'
(Ion. this morning. the operation be-
ing performed by llr. .I, Ilurnln'lior. of Miss (term: ()urv of the conditions
assisted by llr. II t'. Hili‘i't‘i', of the will In that upon the death
..f... . of Miss (lover, Illi‘ cslait‘ will i'llVi‘l'l
.. 5”,. your moncy ior happy wuvk' to Franklin Mott Jouca. nephew of the
_._.. lesion
The i‘ompany l“ basketball team III Altol'ucya for the hclra at law arr
plannimz to give the Seventconth slap. "Home that un‘uprwnl will hr taken 1"
aruio Company. of It‘lushlnit. L. i.. a ”I" Sill'i'rW “W“
hard tussle. next Monday night. The
Loni; islanders have one of the stronti-
oIIt lives in tho sport. The Yale team
will probably play a return game here
on Washington's Birthday.
VISIT FROM AGENT DONNELLY.
A regular business meeting of Iron
Mouldera' llulon. No. 208. of Norwuik.
was held last evening. The local had
the pleasure of a friendly visit from
Henry M. Donnelly. of Providence. it.
i. business agent, or the New England
division of the Ilnion. Mr. llouuoliy
spent the night In Iowa.
-—-Walch this newspaper for happy
weak.
Washington (lump, No. It. It, 0. H. of
A.. will hold a roaular meeting tomor-
row niuht. at which time they will on-
tertain the members of Illlm (lily
(lamp. of New Haven. There will be an
initiation of two candidates. followed
by an oyster supper. 'l‘ho attendance
of all members ls desired. ‘
NATIONAL DRAINAGE, CONGRESS
The National I‘lrninaizc (torturous Iucct-
lint In urinal convention. hogan II ibrcc
day's mansion here today with Iuauy
irrigation and drainage experts pro
aunt from various parts of the country.
”DON'T USE POOR OIL.
For lino on sewing machines. hiey
cycles and all purposes requiring II lino
lubricant. the beat is ciioapoul. in the
m-llappy week will conic no a bleak-
ins for men and women.
1-“. id, i‘lorco. II. Robbins. Boston;
(7. it. Hathaway“. South Manchester:
m" or Ill. Woolle ‘ Ml. Hoi okc end. (louulne Sinner oil can only be
Cellos: Myum pm" i}! Ferris. {I 8, obtained at Singer stores. Look for
Earnshaw. F. M. Yorston. H. .l. Cortney. the “Oil 3'
Singer Sewing Machine (30., Ill 80.
Main SL. 80. Norwalk. Conn. L. f}.
Booth. Belling Agent.
Christmas Post Cards.
LARGEST ASSORTMI'INT iN
'l'lild S’i‘A'i‘lii,
Umbrellas. 590 up.
M’KINLEY AND oaN'ruav sonar
MUSIC.
COLEMAN’S
NIWI STORE.
C. A. Thomas. 0. w. Cognitive". W. ll.
Brazier. New York;”‘ . T1 ‘Srailoo,
Providence; ii. W. Schinta. A. L.
Smith. il, 'l‘. Buss. (lroveland. N. Y.;
H. E. McIntyre. Racine. Wis: Joseph
Wright. Woonoocket:'J. ,I‘. Richards.
A. L, Bartlett. il. 1’. Boom. Spring-
field: II. II. t-llr-kela..lirooltiyn; ill. N.
Richardson. Water-bunch. 3. Bears.
Westpm-t: ii. a. Montague. Animals:
David Wiser. New linen. were at the
Hotel Clifford. yeaIerday.
fit I but on your my t3 the that".
OKLAHOMA CITY, l)kla._ lloc. b.»- .. ..
14 South Main St. Tel. Call 632-:
THE BEST FLOUR. GRAIN AND FEED THE MAR-
KET AFFORDS AT LOWEST MARKET PRICES.
That's the ration we hold our old trade and win new.
We want YOUR orders. We guaranteeto give them
the very best attention. We think we offer you SER-
VICE a little BETTER than the other fellow‘s best. Will
you test it? .
.Boy Oat's That's Clean.
MANUEL T. HATCH.
- , " DIARIES t
..'.For 1907 " ‘
STANDARD. sxcsrsm. run BOOKS. cu. sans-n PADS
Wm. P. BeerS’
Book and Stationery Stores. .
49 Wall St., Norwalk. 6 So. Main St.. 80. Norwa‘k.
For the Holidays
COLEBURN & LAUDER
96 WASHINGTON 8T. . 3 MAIN ST.
SOUTH NORWALK. NORWALK.
Have prepared a large and choice stock. and
would respeclluiluask uour
inspection.
“ rosin ilooni light
We have a full line of Welsbach goods to show you.
The Reed Iii Volk Electrical Compare.
36 Washington Street.
Opp. Telephone Exchange.
hristmas Present ;
Worth While. I?
Is there a more useful present, one more worth r.
while. than ”a bank book? .
Start an account for the boy or girl with one. five,
or ten dollars.
Start it in his own name; he'll appreciate it. “Your
son or daughter, or your young friend ; it's in good taste.
The South lioroclk Trust (to. U
mammal. obscenmoa ”m m “mum,“
”M
M"
..II-
”some: er".
\ A
- Four per cent. paid in Savings Dept. “ , Edi...
Always Accep-
table Holiday
" Gifts
We have the very latest published,
at 60c each, instead of 81.60, the regu-
lar price. '
Doc Gordon.
By
Mary E_ Wilkins-Freeman.
The House of Defence,
By
. Benson.
The Lady Evelyn.
B
Y
Pemberton. _
A Rock in the Baltic,
B
Y
Robert Barr.
itezanoo,
By
Gertrude Atherlon.
The Man Between.
B I
Amelia E. Barr.
the [illicit Pharmacy,
THE PRESCRIPTION arose.
TEL. 15—2.
' FREE DELIVERY SERVICE.
WW
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
WALL STREET. 10:10 a. nI.——
l"rlces moved within a narrow range
in the opening dealings. which were
small and did not reflect active spec-
IIlutiVe interests. The tone was it'-
regular. New York Central advanced
1% and National Biscuit and North
American large fractions. Colorado
and Southern First Preferred fell 1.
WALL STREET. 11 a. m.-Frequent
narrow fluctuations on and down to
test. the temper of the market finally
resulted in a general selling movement
which forced New York Central and
other previously strong stocks below
yesterday's closing. in common with
the rest. of the list. The stringent
money condition induced realizing. Uu.
ion Pacific. St. Paul. Reading and seve-
ral ‘otirer prominent stocks dropped
{I to 1
WALL STREET, noon—Tho decline
reached a. point. in Baltimore & Ohio.
1 1-4 in Louisville dz Nashville. l l-ll in
Great Northern pfd.. 1 3-4 in Sugar,
2 3—4 in Anaconda and 4 in i‘Irlimau. A
substantial recovery followed. but on
moderate transactions. Bonds Were
steady.
WALL STREET, 1 p. rri.-'l‘lre rally
in the murkcl halted after generally
full recoveries had been tirade. 'i‘rud-
ing then became almost nominal and
prices Bagged. but there was no pro-
nounced display of Weakness at any
point,
NEW YORK. llec, 5.~Moncy on call
was loaned at Its per cent on the
stock market at. 11 o'clock today.
NEW YORK, Dec. fir-The activity
in stock of the Nlplaslng Mines Corn-
pany continued in the Curb stock mar-
ket. today. There were very large
transactions in the stock at the open-
ing at. 16. as compared with. the. clos-
lng price of 151,1, yesterday. in the
first. flfteerunlnutcs Iodaydhe price
was advanced to 16%.
During the first hour
of trading
» Nlpissing was advanced to .17 1-8.
CENTRAL DIVIDEND INCREASED.
NEW YORK. Dec. 5.»— The directors
of the New York Central and Hudson
River Ralimad today declared a quar-
tcrly dividend of 3 per cent. This is
an increase of one half of one per
cent. in the scrrri~annuul rate and pluc-
cs the. company's stock on a six per
cent annual divident basis.
The directors made the following up.
pointrnents.
U. .1. Grammar. vice-president in
charge of freight tramc; C. F. Duly.
vice-president in charge of passenger
traffic, rind [re A. Place. vice-presi-
dent in charge of legal matters.
LAKE ERIE DIVIDEND INCREASED
NEW YORK, DWI. ii.—-—'l‘he directors
of the Lake Erie and Western Railroad
.toduy declared a semi-annual dividend
of 2 per cent. on the preferred stock.
This Is an increase of one-half of one
per ccnl. in the semi-annual rate.
INJURED BY BROKEN RAIL.
Fut Limltod on Cincinnati and Chi-
cano Wrecked.
CHICAGO. Dec. ii.—-’l‘ruin No. 36 on
the Morton road. which is the fast. lim-
ited on that line between Cincinnati
and Chicago. was derailed early today,
two miles north of Frankfort. 1nd,, by
a broken rail. Eighteen passengers
out of a total of 175 on the train wore
Injured. but nobody was killed, and it
Is not believed that any of the lniured
will tile.
The train was going at It high rate
of speed. and the rail broke beneath
the engine. which, however. passed the
place in safety.
HARVEY SHEFFIELD ARRESTED.
His Over ioduglence In Liquor Nicot-
ed him Ml d.
For the first. time in his ovcutiul
career poor Harvey dhoflield.‘ who
“(couldn't do nobody no harm” and who
”never abused nobody no time." is in
the ioolrup, where he is shedding bitter
tears.
Last night Harvey exhibited plainly
that he was in a bad condition. A lot
of imaginary dogs were playing about
him and a few snakes had dotted the
cold weatherman still Were wriggling
right merrily. Once in the lookup
llarvoy tied the dogs to the bars and
the clashes crawled out. to lie by the
stovo.‘so he‘ postman speedily better
and loudly professed that. he would no-
ver touch another drop of the stuff.
..‘-..‘.
SPECIAL OFFICER OF THE HOUSE.
WASHINGTON. Dec. aim—The House
lode rattlfled the nation of the Demo.
em 0 canons. of last. night Nana plan-
all on the rolls Paul 1). Porter, ot Mis-
sisslp l. loosened the late not. line
It. ill I. saunas special editor of the
“..‘.
.._. Drill Saturday: Nollie. M
Home.
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Here at” six good ones: . > , .4
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HAVE YOU EVER HAD TO STAY ATRHOMEGBEg
CAUSE YOU DID NOT_ HAVE THE CLOTHES FOR.
50MB OCCASION? OCCASIONS ARE APT To COME
ANY TIME. CAN YOU ArrOaD NOT To MEET
PEOPLE? CAN YOU AFFORD Nor To BE Daassun
RIGHT WHEN YOU Do MEET PEOPLE? iT WILL DO
You NO HARM TO COME IN AND TRY ON ONE or
OUR WINTER. SUITS AND OVERCOArs. JUST
”TRY 0N" .sOMI: GOOD CLOTHES. IT WILL DO
YOU GOOD TO FEEL COMFORTABLE ONLY AI‘EW
MINUTES. EXPECT WE CAN snow YOU CLOTHES
.S‘O DESIRABLE THAT WE CAN GET YoU INTO THE
DRESSING HABIT IF YOU ARE NOT ALREADY'IN.
HOW MUCH WILL il‘ Cosr YOU? THIS MUCH;‘
A GOOD 5UIT FOR. $10.00 120015.00
A CLASSIC 5UIr roa $10.00 TO 30.00
A GOOD LOOKING OVERCOAT FOR
$10.00 T015.00
A DEAD .sWELI. OVERCOAT roa
nuance. ‘
15.00'1’0 $30.00
Yes AND EVERYTHING YOUR. BODY ORYOU
BOY's BODY NEED AT OUR STORE. “ ._
Seileck' 8- Prico, "
98 Washington Street. South ‘ Norwallr. ‘
BoyioortiollccotDibble’stirooIIy”
a box of Mother's ,prilp, a 10: article to all who try this coffee this week.
Yours for mutual help.
I
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LORENZO DI‘BBL’E
Telephone Call 626-4. ‘
7'00
. ..'—..‘-
loo loan Shoulders. per pound.
I
20 Pounds Granulated Sugar. - $i.00
BEN HUR rLoua ..... ................ psa sac, 65c; asI... taco
FANCY MAINE POTATOES ................. pea PK.. 20c: so. 151:
SCANSMILK .......... . ..... ........................... ....‘..2M
2 La. MIXED aura ............................... . ........... zoo
APPLES, PER PK. ................................. . ...... 25o
ASSORTED FRUITS AND VEGETABLES.
United Grocery Co.
49 Fort so, ém Norwaik. Tel. sis-3.20 North Main as.
. M. Epstein.
Bo. Nor. Tel. “I.
Have you Heard the Latedt
All goods are advancing right along and predictions are for "higher
prlues yet. We anticipated this and contracted for most of our [code In
advance. Sonic we got in. Some to come in at lower prices. We noel!
money and need room. We will offer you reductions in large or. small:
quantities In order to relieve us of both. < . .,.. ;
SOME OF OUR SPECIALS: ‘
Solid Packed Tomatoes 3 can» for 25': also dos.
Extra Sifted Peas, remrlar 120 article, our price 10¢; dos... $1.10
Try Maine Corn. fine grade goods, our price ..... . ll cans for 260; Ohm dos.
Prunes, largo Santa Clara variety. our price. ‘
.I lint. for 25c; In 25 lb, lumen «.70 lb.
Louis J oselo
Tli. OIII. m.
72 North Main at. humid-roam . . '
wmvrwrv no
. 43
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Hundreds Of Eyes.
ma“ '
re bola over-W u a moat-1p am open
hell“ to: strained and tired me an: be mluam :1
r, v f .1 t, a .1 v
averted by mafia: a pair of all ’
Propor- Olen... ProportyfAdJuotod.
armor of mm and sun-mm a made. :5
0. Bo JIGK’ON. "" Hi».
We
seams.
wr.
II wan. eraser.
Watch
tel" oolomnior Willis; .. ,
out “Want" ”For Sale” Wide; 7
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