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WEATHER REPORT.
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For Norwalk and Vicinityz—Cioudy
and warmer tonight.‘ Friday rain.
long trough of low pressure extends
from Denver northeastward to Chicago
it is producing cloudy weather. with
light rain or snow in the Western sec
tions and the Lake region. The tem-
perature is rising in the Central and
Eastern sections and falling in the
Northwest, where it is below zero.
Conditions favor for this vicinity
cloudy weather with rising tempera
ture but not much precipitation.
Trinity Branch. Glrls‘ Friendly So~
clety. will meet at the Guild room to-
night, at 7:45 o’clock.
William McCromhe is seriously Ill
at‘hishome in North Main street.
Washington Camp. Olive Lodge and
Sherman Council will hold regular
meetings this evening at the usual
places.
There will be a special meeting of
the Past’ors Helpers after the prayer
meeting in the South Norwalk Baptist
Church, tonight. and all the members
are urged to be present.
-—A fine line of Victor, Edison and
Columbia Phonographs. F. E Lock-
wood in Co., Norwalk.
Dannie Muivihiil, who left South
Norwaik for the Californian coast.
five months ago, has arrived in South
Norwalk having returned to the Nut-
meg state for a while.
Mrs. William S. Bartram and Mrs.
George C. Evarts and the latter’s
young daughter, left Norwalk today
for New York. where they will spend
a few days with relatives
——Movlug Picture Machines in opera-
tion, at F. E Lockwood & Co.’ 3.
George 1 Buxton. of Elmcrcst de-
Aivered his automoblle to its new pur-
chaser, yesterday. The buyer nesides
in Orange N. J. Mr. Buxton intends
to buy a laige machine for 1907.
Mrs Clifford Thompson and Miss
Minnie Larrauri are spending today in
New York city.
Trinity Naval Reserve went to
Bridgeport Tuesday evening and play-
. ed the Knights of King Arthur a game
of basketball. They were defeated by
:he score of twenty five to four-
een.
You need a tonic that will put the
sap of life into your system and fortify
you from all disenses.7H0llisters Rocky
Mountain Tea is recognized as the
greatest strengtheuer. Tea" or Tab-
lets. 36 cents. Plaisted’s Drug
Store.
The meeting of the' managers of the
basketball teams which will compose
the amateur league of basketball
teams. will meet at 8 o‘clock tonight
at the Nutmeg Club quarters, cornel
of Main and Wall streets.
~We' re closing out our upright pi-
anos; 3135 buys a beautiful upright. F.
E. Lockwood & Co, Norwaik
Skaters have been out In full force
the last few days and the skating on
some of the ponds is reported as being
good. The icy streets and sidewalks
have given the youngsters on opport~
unity of using their sleds and many
have been out on the side streets
——E. Wilcox sells Dorothy Tea.
Alien House, of the ilarstrom School
will leave this week for his home lli‘
Duluth, Minn. to spend the holiday
vacation at his home. George Shields
of Colorado Springs. will also leave
this week Other students will start
for Plitsburg, Philadelphia and other
cities next week.
——Ncw crop New Orleans Molasses
Just arrived. at L' liommedieu Bron.
Dr. Maker. of South Norwnlk form
crly in Milford was one of the guests
of honor at the dedication of the new
convent of the Sisters of Mercy. and
was enthusiastically giccted by his
many friends. in whose hearts he
holds a large place.—-Mllford corres-
pondent Bridgeport Telegram
whyrnpboae Talking Machines. it
each. Call and see them at F‘. E Lodko
wood a 00‘ s. 39 Wall St. Norwalk.
in connection (ith the lecture of
Rev. P. w. Norris at Trinity Church.
Monday night. on orthesiru of three
youug men rendered free of charge. up
proprlsie and very sweet music. The
musicians were William liubbell. v-lo
ilnlst; William Snows. cornciist and
What Adam ale, not what he drank.
Was he from Eden' a garden driven.
0. what a difference there now would
A“.
. There will be an expert musician at
Christmas, will contain valuable gifts.
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i
much Fitntlouory3 and line Sia-
tioner‘y mskass. s‘prossnt appro-
cinted by any one.
, We have an detonate shock of l“
the latest sizes. shapes and col-
‘ ore-specially boxed for ther‘HoIi- .
days.
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Prices to suit everyone.
[III ll Killil ll
Oruoglst.
I North Main 8!. Tel. 020—3.
Connection for all north
south bound cars can be ins so
at our store. .
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WW.
The Philathea Class of the South
Norwalk Baptist Church. will have
as their guests tomorrow evenin! the
East Norwalk Class. at the social and
entertainment to be held at the home
of Minnie L. Ferris. 27 ssavicw ave-
nue. Refreshments will be served and
an interesting program has been ar-
ranged.
-—Ceutrai Foodeo. sell Dorothy Tea.
The Company D basketball team de
feated the Trinity Cadets" last evening
at the armory. by the score of 36 do
10. On the D team were Ralph and
Charles Verlln. Anson Kepler, Harold
Van blew and Chester Meeker, while
the Trinity Cadets five was madeup
largely of the players who participat-
ed In the game in Bridgeport. Tues-
day evening.
--Dr. Dick's cures malaria.
Norwalk travelers who went in and
out of New York city yesterday and
today had the pleasure of seeing the
first of the new electric service on
the New York Central road in the
Grand Central station territory. The
through the yards with remarkable
ease. The New York, New Haven and
Hartford roads electrical service will
not be in operation fer some Weeks
yet.
—All those who love a fine—flavored
cup of ‘tea should try the Dorothy
Brand.
Hotel Clifford guests yesterday were:
M. Mundhsim, F. H. Smith, C. W.
Buckles. M. S. Cornell, W. H. Hancock,
G, .8, Richardson. W. L. Gill. E. J.
Dockery. L. ’15}. Roman. New York:
James B. Thriving. Hartford: W. J.
King. Edwin A. Rogers, W. C. Swift.
Boston; J. l-‘. Richards Springfield; N.
D Goddard Wort-ester; T A Bonner.
East Orange, N. J; George W. Loin
bach, Reading; '1‘. W. Coleman. New
Milford; C. C. Treadwell, Lynn. Mass.
—-"Dorotby" lndia sells like hot cakes.
The Christmas rush has set in at
the post-oilice and from now until the
first of January it will be kept up. As
usual. the money rder department has
caught it first a d hardest. A week
ago. the foreign orders became numer-
ous. and they are increasing every day.
The rush of domestic orders will set
in next week. During the past week.
letter carriers have had a forenunner
of what they may expect next week. as
the mails have been loaded down
with advertising matter.
~Sieinway. Home and Jeweit Pianos
at Stelnert’s, 6 50. Main St. 80 Not-
walk.
A Ring song meeting will be held at
the Salvation Army Hall. this evening.
the piano. The public is invited to so
fond. Captain Jarrett. who is working
on the Christmas dinner of the Army.
Is having very good success. and in ad-
dition to the dinner in the hall. will
send out baskets to poor families who
cannot attend. The dinner will he
served Christmas day at 12 o'clock. A
tree for the children, some time after
The captain ls trying to get twenty-litre
pairs of the shoes for the tree. and
business men are urged to help in
the work.
lW
. Antler Remarkable illltrlng
”Holdall ‘
Umbrellas.
A most useful gift and one
highly appreciated. We have
paid especial attention to our 3
hrelian selling from
big motors whisked suburban trains -
Jacob Liuxweilcr. pianist. 3
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if be bid tsiion ‘Roclty Mountain Tea. ,; ' : IMO is $8.00.
Pluisied’s ”"33"“ ' and many of these cannot be
found elsewhere for less than
.n °t‘ilt.i~.$2‘tt’t33"di.l.. «on m... ....
Tablets. Drugglsts refund money if lt "
falls to cure. ill. W. GROVE'S signs. I
tore is on each box. . 5c.
_' _ SPECIAL.
this]! super fiend Ham.
"flu 'lrond. [do lb. ’
You can make your selection
‘ early and we will gladly hold it
for you until Christmas eve.
WATCH THII IPACI.
Open Ivory lvsn‘ingh Aim Do-
somber
iii PH ill l5
Tailor. mam. HIM.
Formal» r,
A Most DlfllOI’W was lapel-lineman.
Carmel Flour. His Profits.
While people were wondering why
It was that their Thanksgiving tur-
keys were so high in price this year.
but laying 1mm raids Islid mine to
trailers and to all rant troo-
sons. a widoawa c Boutlim Norwalk
meat dealer 1138 u; out by actual
perionoo‘ why syn; cost money
here in The Nor 'slluI
There are so .few turkeys raised
in this no... and {conceived the ides
of going ot Hastings. Ont, Canada.
where turkeys are pleutliul, and My
ing 0.1 to! the birds.
id so and purchased 208 live
turkeys which weighed with feathers
on 2.321 pounds. This would make
the average turkey about eleven
pounds in weight.
The cost of the turkeys was thirteeni
cents a pound alive
When he started back with the birds
he had to pay a duty. of three cents a
pound. amounting to 369.633 and freight ‘
rates amounting to, 3116
This makes the duty on each turkey
lamount to thirty-three cents and the
freight on each bird fifty-seven cents. .
The cost of the birds, plus the
freight and duly. amounted to 32. 33 on
arriving here. which after the birds
,had been killed. cleaned and plucked
would make the price considerably
high er.
He says that now he knows why the
price of turkeys is so high in this sec-
tlou.
ASTHMA IUHFENERS SHOULD
KNOW IHI 8
many cases ofc asthma that were con-
sidered hopeless Mrs. Adolph Buss—
ing, 701 West Third St. Davenport,
many uses of asthma that. were con
tracted twelve years ago was neglected
until it finally grew into asthma. The
best medical skill available coiiid not
give me more than temporary relief.
Foley’s Honey and Tar was recom-
mended ahd one fifty cent bottle on
tirely cured me of asthma which had
been growing on me for twelve years
if I had taken it at the start I would
have been saved years of suffering."
Plalst‘ed’ a Drug Store and The Clifford
Pharmacy. .- . ,
Solid 10kt
Gold Eyeglasses,
$1.00.
' M
3 3 l smash
United American Opticians.
(incorporated).
Agency at CLIFFORD PHARMACY.
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HOYT’S THEATRE
THURIDAY. DEC. 1..
Another CHARLES KLEIN Success.
A Topical Musical Force on Fads and
ancios of the Hour.
TH! TIMI OF YOUR LIFE.
Expressiy Written For
GEO w. MONROE
and musically told by a Company of
Select Singers null High Grade Vsudo-
villisns.
Prices .............. 25c, 60c and 75°
First 4 Rows Orchestra ........ 31.00
BASKETBALL NORWALK ARMORV
EVERY MONDAY EVENING.
Monday lvenlnq. Doc. I7ih
Company F
V3.
MANllAllAN COLLEGE
i
PRELIMINARY cans.
irinliy tadois vs liarsirams
awe—n..—
ADMISSION, 25 CENTS.
~—
F‘IRBT GAME BEGINS AT 8 O'CLOCK
The
Bulliwaut‘kaling
Rink
3%
anus—-
NASH a nuutsavr.
II VII-blows” it. do. Not-walk.
MIMI. CUT. Mm Assonm 6N1: as rootlets.
Foley’s Honey and Tar has cured .
ous snowmo or siNa CHINA is as olrsshaNr sRoM 'rI-Is
syshv m
Titan. snv inplvmum. macs was astsoraoroa Ire AlTiO'fic
43:39 U3; * plumes raou no positron ,.iuscsviuo
AND MANUFAéTllllilgfl Houses Alto vssv FEW or THEM CAN as
WPLIGATID pumps or New voru't' vs'r rue, quasi-Ion 0‘: can“
Nsso cause lilo AN'xlcrv, as svcaerINe Is sauces vsav moo
shanty. DONiT mi. 'ro cONsIoan mass wanes WHEN s's-
norms voua casisrmas our-rs
A J Collins
I a in. ii“ on ‘iir_'i.
.. suNssAI. olnscros AND stAtNdn‘. 9
12-18 North Main St. South Norwslk. Conn.
wuss You CAN INsrscr AND TRY his
' BEST MACHINE MADE
RIN YOUR OWN TOWN
av nus SIGN . FAIR DEALING
YOU MAY Knew av YOUR own
This SINGER eroRI: rowus rsoru:
whens you ARE nacxso lav THE
ASSURED 3n SINGER GUARANTEE
‘l‘
~SDLD OR RENTED AT
"*wafiv Susie's moon '0 "I
was 'msmsou 53mg .
deans mew tunes 9:
, 92 Washington Street.
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The reunion ”it no
"°'°' Pi.“ ”3‘33: "a: ‘“‘i.”i‘i.‘iil‘t‘lliéll‘i§u a. . . o
mos a sin e I- so can
Insetslsh‘t of quality and our s w hen buyins sills, and for. your llli
sake don t he careless its to . .
This is the glove store.
Pretty glove box gt
M. 3. SMITH as am .
DOLL SALE soR FRibAv, shrimp AY Ann Honour.
Three Special Values—50,5 59 and 75c. Worth 75c, 31 “(133.25.
Handsome Xroas Cards. Calendars and Booklets.
.3.
I
See the display. of Xmas Stationery. ‘ 4 .
j,_‘s ANo sova' ovaRcoArs AND surr.
ensu- votueo IN’ CHILT,“
I ' Children's Double Breasted School Suits, 7 to 15 years, worth 33.00, this
\.
sale ...... ..... ....... i 1.25
Overcoats,3t08yeurs worth 32.00 .. ...... . ...... .. ...... L35
Boys’ Extra FineOvercoats............... ........... ..tz,.00to 7.30
MEN’B me never fibnms’iusn. ., .
11 No. MAIN sr. is‘o. NQNWALK.
street.
MACHINE sameness
Good Pay. a. sandy Work.
Apply at Factory at once.
THE CHRIGTMAI 033$ DALE.
We've made a big purchase of immi-
somely bound books’for holiday gifts
Books to suit all uses. all tastes.
Many‘books for no on and girls in
special bindings. udard literature
for older folks. Hundreds of board
covered hooks for children. brightly
illuminated.
THI TOVO. THI OAMIO.
Wonderland “ for the little folks.
Cant go into description cun't em-
THE CHRIGTMAI» DOLL CALI.
Opening of the Christmas Book Stodk
The Big Handkerchief Equipment
Ready for may Gift Buyors
Other Items of Importance.
“KN“
The formal opening of our Holiday Stocks In sometfii
than a mere incident' In the year' s merchandising. It II of Infield:
importance to be classed as an event. The store news concerning it
is read with interest by our buying public.
The gift-buying time is here. The equipment' as here to moot
the demand.
The store is at its best. from top to bottom from end to end. cv-
erything. everywhere breathes an atmosphere of Chrlknsss. Winn V
lines are most complete, than in selecting most satiof
The completeness and dependability of this big holiday oil!“
are worthy of the strongest emphasis that we can gin film.
thing as near right as experience. kuovvlodge of needs INC hard work
can Indira them. .
Just a few. hints for print; they'll serve as an index to sooth of
other hints not printed. but equally important to those Who like
as W ‘
gifts to buy.
THE camsruas ’
The best representatives of «toll dom HANDK'ROH'I"
have met home quite a convention of
We‘ll pleasantly surprise you here;
all styles. complaxions and conditions you'll wonder at the variety of styles.
of dolls.
priced to pass from our possession to
yours before Christmas eve.
Dhosiso iii vsrlstlas. Come and let
the stock loll: to you: let the prices
tempt you.
nauseous saownNo
or ousssttso.
Experience
of having a up notch stock of am-
brollas to choose WW. and we u got all
it now if we never had it bolero.
Prices are bound to please.
Hundreds ofiiitie hearts will the
soon be made happy, for iheue are all lngly low prices
also of the stock and the tempt-
twhioh we shall
sell handkerchiofs flu- Christmas gifts.
it will .9” you well to malts your so:
lootions early before the lines become
broken.
OHHIO‘TMA.“ "LLINO
taught us the vslus'o' “”7".“ GOOD...
in lwilzmilrii light ever wanted
“‘5” mills here.
You i also mid .r‘s able a quality
and attractive in price.
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KID GLOVES. , l ‘
it pays to buy kid fflovos st til!
store. Onercsscniswoflhowmw
but the standard well mild Wt
another reason is the stand ’foihlon of
our gloves are about inflict.
a
hAiN'rY Thil'tll.
Hundreds of dainty little things
ju’
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,.
bought for gifts. Many of them Will. ‘
others ornamental. inexpensive ro-
membranes. but they mile the hurt
glad.
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