Molasses
Bandy
LANE’ S
51' wasmuarou or.
Local Neus Notes.
WEATHER REPORT.
P...— I .
For Norwalk and vicinity:
and warmer tonight.
or snow and warmer
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. Fair
Saturday rain
England. and the disturbance reported
yesterday morning Overs Colored and
Nebraska is new central ever incon-
sin and Minnesota, diminishing in ener-
gy. A high area with low tempera-
tures is moving in from the Canadian
Northwest. Temperatures below zero
were reported from hie Northwest sec
tion. Conditions favor for this vi-
cinity fair and warmer tonight. Sat-
urday rain or snow and warmer.
—Xmas Umbrellas. O’Brien's.
Theodore Austen, of Dorian, was in
Bridgeport yesterday on business.
‘—Leg of Lamb, 16c. Buttery's.
Cockenoe Tribe, 1.. O_ R. M., of Nor-
walk, will meet tonight.
—A Girdle makes a pretty-and ac-
ceptable Xmas Gift. 1. E. Hutchinson.
Miss Elizabeth R, Erwin was a visi-
tor in Bridgeport on business yetser-
day.
~Xmas Sealskin Caps. O'Brien.
St. John's Lodge F. and A. M., of
Norwalk. conferred the third degree
on two candidates last night.
——Wreaths. Joscioff‘s. No, Main St.
William Cowperthwait who has
been connected with the Hotel 'Cllffor d
for a number enemy. will shortly re-
sume the position of night clerk.
——Wreaths. Joseloff' s, No Main St.
Former Chief J Thornton Prowitt
of the Norwalk Fire‘ Department. at
tended the session of the tate Fire
Chiefs at New Haven Wednesday.
—-' ‘Look before you lean," and con
sider the value of u telephone before
you say ‘.‘No" ' .
L H. Decker has a fine line of pie
lures for Xmas He gives green
trading stamps. Drop in and exam-
nne the stock.
-—l.oin of Pork to roast,
Hayes’ Markot_
Mrs. John Hidm of South Nor-
walk; Mrs George” auction, of Glen-
brook and Miss M nhle Lockwood, of
New Canaan, were in Stamford on
Monday
wiiome made or Link Sausage, 12%c
lb. Hayes' Market.
Mrs Elizabeth Schum n, mother
“gem norm Noon.-
OA‘nesday "in
Charles Schu‘mtih, the
walk barber, died en
Elizabeth, New Jersey. The funeral
will be held Thursday in Elizabeth.
——Pork Roast..12c. Buttery‘s.
The first nomination of officers of
Washington Camp, P. .S. of A. was
held last evening. There will be an-
other nomination at the next meeting
and after that the election will be held.
The advertisement.“ A. J. Collins
and Company is largci than usual to-
day, being undone by .the big increase
obstock which the concern has put in
for the holidays Bend the ad.
lic ll).
Milli] ATiSIi 18 CNNNBLE.
tunLUisusun
ALL OTHER TREATMENTS FAIL
is it tho unhulth foods we cut or
inich we live that it one cent less.
cause such an endless amount of Khan-I
lacuna honour-
“points-l
pus lion in
can afflicted
maddening dis-
tlon bu prcvcn
the foot that Rheumatism in n blood
disuse. therefore. tnpny bright. chem--
die rapid pace in
nation: nowadays? ‘rh
hinly reached .nn al
ninc- tenths of the Mull.
the. country are more or
th some form of t
can Recent. invest!
Iota Ind phyllcibuc have
[run and to work It
succeeded in com no a ram
which. if used uad'vicc (haunt. foil
drive on eliminate ’from the blood and
RICO
it. is I
minded to Q
muscles all traces of man-
evil Poison Rheumatic Acid.
II the name of this turned.
liquid ltlroctiient. made we
cure I , In
in about r ‘ The
con. nationhcdou
the composition hf
other depositc.
at? at 01.00 pesticide
U fasplyuorm for
“(if Illlb
dildo. w. Kelley, it.
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..I You need a tonic that will put the
A high area.
is central this morning north of New‘
. pertaining to
,.
and they an
i a crfui dimivcnt of title Acid .
pyd pow which curiously
fiat; ‘
t you and
UM“?! sold in South New“ M
Milt.
Taylor 81: mGolden.
Market
I Haroldlt‘lreeu. of Norwalk, has re-
turncd from his studies at Williams
Oollagopsndlwill remain in town over
the holiday. Owing to ill health he
returned before the beginning of the
holiday vacation.
—onick’éiia. 16c lb. Hayes' Market.
Mrs."Allan Rococo, of ..R.ldgetieid.
made a trip to the Children's Home,
Norwaik. Saturday. to see the little
Ducher boy. Who was recently taken
there from Ridgefleld. She found the
little chap very homesick.
lap of life into your system and fortify
you from all diseases. Iiollisters Rocky
Mountain Tea is recognized as the
greatest strengthencr. Tea or ’l‘ab
lets. 36 cents. Pluisted‘s Drug
Store.
Attorney George H. Vosburgh was
in Bridgeport yesterday, where he do
fended the case of John Cheriy charg-
ed with burglarizing the saloon of John
Synek, 112 Reilly street. and stealing
$150 therefrom on October 3 last,
-——Pot Roast, no bone. 100., Buttery's.
The Norwulk City Council will meet
on Monday night.
at present no special new business of
importance is on the carpet. it is ex-
pected that some action will be taken
lnrcference to the vote of the special
city meeting of a short time ago, which
authorized the issuing of sewer bonds.
I ' ——Cholce Nntive «Turkeys. 209 lb.
Hayes' Market.
For a few momentslasi evening the
street lights and residential lights on
the municipal system were out. of busi-
wlth the high current of the trolley
compurfy. This put the circuit break“
are out of commission at the power
house and‘it was necessary to replace
them before the lights could be used
again.
~"i.ook before you lean," and coli-
sider the value of a telephone before
.you say “No."
—Mcn's & Iloys‘ Winter Cups. O‘Brien.
—-SEWING MACHINE NEEDLES
for all makes of machines at Five
Cents per package and everything else
sewing machines ut
greatly reduced prices. Look for the
Red S. ‘ ‘ ‘
Singer Sewing Machine 00.,
Main St. So. Norwalk, Conn.
Booth, Selling'Age‘nt
I ll So.
1.. G.
It You Will to lull
tell your neighbors and friends about
{the large stock of Furniture you saw
when you came in our store. You
were surprised? Of course you were:
lthey would be too, if they would come
n
l Tell them about that Summit Range
you saw. as it appealed to you. (Don't
forget the 30 days' trial)
Did your neighbor say she intended
,to give her husband a Morris Chair
this Christmas? Say! Tell her
about those you saw here. You ro-
member those with the ratchet buck.
spring seats. qunrtored oak frames and
chrved feet from $10. 50 up.
F. A. MITCHELL,
Cash or Credit.
8 and 5 Wall St... Norwalk, Conn.
' What l; Home
, Wiihuul Music
And what. better music can you have
than an Edison l'houogrnph? if you
own one of those nmchincs you have
the host urtisls in the world at your
disposal, both lnstruuicnlul'aud vocul.
The prices of muchincs are 'i‘cu. 'i‘weu-
ty. Thirty sud Fifty Dollars. and you
may have one of them by pnying one
Dollar down and one dollar per week,
and it you pay cash you cannot have .
Call at our store
anytime and hear your favorite song.
A. .I‘. ANGEVINE & ‘SON.
Fuam‘ruaa‘, are.
134 Washington Street.
south- Norwulk. Coon.
hulurddu hale
4»
10 Cent a Copy
idarHo.
Brass Buttons, (two-step).
, an
inn Moon Hus Hicdiiyos on You.
When Dove Turns December to May.
she a Steamboat.o
rad)“ . ,1‘“
. ”item. and “POST? cAno AL
IUMl.
we ...,. murmurs
a will extend is special soturduy
to every day until Xmas.
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m .wmm Eons-i AAA.
.' -——'l‘urkcya and Ducks, 200 lb Hayes-
»So far as known ,
ness. owing to wires coming in contact '
ntha Orioles Come North Again
HIAOGU TIRC FOR CHEM MAO
CW VMRC PO"
‘ IOI OKATllc AROMJI UKATII.
The boy turned loose in the clothcckwc provide need cause his
parents no worryu—his clothes will stand the racket and come out
whole. You can ’ttsay he came of most clothes made for boys to wear.
If your boy needs a new overcoat, bring him in and try on some
of the strong. handsome coats we show' or Such variety. You will be
agreeably surprised at the splendid values we are offering. ‘
Over-coats {or boys of 7 to 16, in fancy gray mixtures, from
fi.wm%.w. Am
Russian overcoahi for boys up to 8, in fancy mixtuues. blue and
black, $3. so to $7 50. ‘ .
Roofers of excellent warm materials, wool lined, sizes 5 to :6,
$3 50 to $10.00. ,. ., ~
Norfolk and double-breasted jacket suits. for boys 7 to 16, $3. so
to $8. 50.
Russian and sailor-blouse suits for boys 3 to 8, in pretty mix-
tures and colors, emblem on sleeves, $2. 50 to $6. 50. ’
. Warm caps, waists, blouses, mittens and hosiery of good quality
at moderate‘prices.
THE BEST FLOUR. GRAIN AND FEED THE MAR-
KET AFFORDS AT LOWEST MARKET PRICES.
That's the reason we hold our old trade and win new.
We want YOUR orders. We guarantee to give them
the very best attention. We think we offer you san-
VICE a little BETTER than the other feilow‘s best. Will
you test it? .
.Buy Oat's That's Clean.
MANUEL T. HATCH.
’Wim ,A
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For the Holidays
COLEUURN & LAUDER
96 wnsumcrou er. 3 MAIN er.
some 'NORWALK.' ' NORWALK.
Have prepared a large and choice stock. and
would ‘respectiullu ask uourQ Q
v inSpectiOn. .‘éfi
Titus Boles oi Eaton ilurIburt
Writing Paper From 250 to $3.00
m. P. Beers’
.Book and Stationery Stores.
49 Wall St.. Norwalk. 6 So. Main St., So. Norwalk.
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COAL AND WOOD
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BoWI’ter’s Fertilizers.
B. Hershfleld & Son.
132 WATER STREET
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It you are in doubt what to get the youngster
. Christmas, we would suggest that you give him
I a bank-book.
. Start it in his own name; he’ll appreciate it.
Accounts opened for $1.00.
tot
he son norm uh to
[Four per cent. paid in Savings Dept. ,1
" Open noon: and Saturday nights. g.
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- lights.
Candy ‘
29c lb.
Also the following high- grade can-
dies at special prices for anurday and
Sunday only:
2 Boxes Fenway Chocolates. 98c
Fenwny Chocolates in fancy Japan-
ese baskets .................. title
be President Mixed Chocolates 35c lb.
Repettl‘s Peanut Brittle .. .mc pkg.
Repetti s Pebbles in bags ........ 25c
Repettl's Crystallzed Ginger, '
................ 10c and 250 boxes
Repotti‘s Marshmallows .... .. 10(: box
ll'enway Chocolates in IA, lb, Japan-
cse baskets .................. 35c
SEE DISPLAY IN OUR WINDOW.
llellllui Pharmacy
THE PRESCRIPTION STORE.
TE 2.
FREE Dnuvmw snnvwni.
JEWLERY
BARGAINS
spasm. FOR HOLIDAYS.
FAWN BROKER SALE.
ALSO NEW STOCK.
0-Size Solid Gold Watches. Q14 Karat,
Elgln Movements. from $17 upLQ
Rings, Chuids, Diamonds, ctc.
Lowest Prices. .
IN
‘ A. TARLOV
Washington Street Bridge.
Xmas Bracelets
if
you want anything in the jewelry line
All styles at the lowest. prices.
chic and examine my stohk.
Richard Noack,
JEWELER.
36 No. Main 8h.
CityNationalBank
of South Norwalk, Conn.
South Norwalk (lonthpec 10,1906.
Capital 8tock,$1lib.000
The Annual Meeting of the Stock-
holders of this bank. for the election of
Directors for the ensuing your will be
held tit their Banking House. on Tues
day. the 8th of Januaryfisor
Polls open from 1,1I.m.to 2 p. m,
FREDERICK H. ROWAN, Citshler.
n10 fit
AUCTIONI
Assets of
the United States foundry
and Sales '60.
Consisting of
MM‘IIINERY, TOOLS. PATTERNS.
FLAi-IKS. STOCK nntl FIX'i‘Uiil‘lB.
inurntcd on the Premises: 88 to 106
Water St... South Nonvalit, Conn.
On Monday. December 17. 1908. at
‘10 o'clock a. m.. the Trustee of the
United States Foundry and Sales Co‘.
will sell at Public Auction on the pram
ises above mentioned to the highest
bidders. for cash. all th Machinery,
Tools. Patterns. Finlks, took and Fiat
tures of the said Company
. LOUIS S. RIDERS. 'l'rustco.
(110 (it
South Norwaik. Conn
Flue rooms, atrium hunted. hot and
cold water. bat.,h gas and electric
Uood airy rooms by the day
or week. Price reasonable. Fine stock
of all the leading brands of liquors on
hand. wholesale and» retail, for null:
days especially.
Cot-nor Monroe and Chestnut Struts.
Iouth Norwaik.
J. mum, I’I'bprhior.
Telephonll ill-12.
. Harry. E”Crsne.
IEAOHER
VIIII‘ MIMI. dollar.
irrivatc upliI, it yours with H. H.
Hartman», cw Ina land conservatory
of Music, n. MI“. will start
”an In 0m Nam“ It. "10 ”a:
"mm limited. “Rm In- on
mlulm‘ Mandolin club to form
:04 h:Miftflllim ”All!" IIIMIPORT
cons. '
uWA¢A s «.an
South Nor-walk.
. «cum
Nam do mm Murmur/ms
:I'lbu ARE Will/Moses: so
iquruu‘ur: , earswmc
MAR 0.6a
«cream STYLISH AND
‘- HANDSOME. ATJHE SANETIME
: God’s THE 'S‘roru: WHERE .
" - mow HOWTO amsu
2T3 Jz-I: <:> 057'a.}bll /’L""""' ‘
gums» was or no awru unwise c'u-MQOMWHQ
YOU WILL FIND lT SLOW SLEDDING A5 YOU 60
THROUGH LIFE IF‘ YOU Do NOT DRESS WE‘LL“.
IF YOU DO DRESS WELL YOU' LL GET ALONG
LIKE A .SLED PULLED OVER CRUSTED SNOW.
OUR. CLOTHES WILL HELP YOU To GLIDE ALONG.
WE HAVE lN STOCK EVERYTHING MEN AND BOY' .S
WEAR. HOW WOULD SOME OF THESE THINGS
STRIKE YOU?
MEN’ 5' SUITS $10.00 To 25.00
YOUNG MEN'S SUITS $6.50 TO 15.00
MEN .5 OVERCOATS 36'. 00 To 30 oo
YOUNG MEN .5 oVERCOATs 55. 00 To 20.00
50! 5 SUITS 52. 00 To 5. oo
BOY .5 OVERCoATS 32. so To 6.00
WE HAVE STOCKS OF‘ LITTLE THINGS To WEAR.
——EVERYTHING YOU OR YOUR BOY WEAR.. RE—
MEMBER CLOTHES HELP YOU GLIDE. WE CAN
PUSH YOU ALONG
RESPECTF‘ULLY
Sélleck 8- Price,
HEAD-TO-FOOTERS, Q ,, I"
98 Washington iStreet. South Nerwulk.
Saturdays Cash Sale
Witncu our effort. Cut prices for each Saturday, December 15”..
Bag Boot Flour, 60c. Bag Flour, 55c. Q .
Bout Butter, 28¢, special. .
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Finest Cheese, 19c this time.
Package Fine Buckwheat, 9c.
3 lbs. Belt Rice, 25c.
Bolt Tea, 45c, from 55c. Special.
Some Coffee, 12c lb. Ben Java 3 nd Mocha Coffee, 30c lb, special.
4 Can: Corn, 250. Good Nlcc QC om, 9c; 3 cans for 25¢. Boat Corn,
12c. , , Q
40:: Tea, 35c, special. Q l.‘. l
Pawnee Oats, 3 pkgcu 25c. .
Small Sweet Oranges, 15 for 25¢. . ,
Ruby Prunes, ask for them, We lb.
Will have some better Drlcd Beef than we have had lately at 250 lb.
i/ u; 1
Special sale on Bacon ,10c lh.. fro m 20c lb. Q ,
Want to use if we can't stir up tr ado. Give us your order. Hope to Q *
serve and please. j
LORENZO DIBBLE
Telephone Call 626-4.
70
Earning a. Scion). *' " ~ Q :z:
More than One Hundred young people learned to do this Q Q
last year at
Mouth echoes. ‘1 .,
These are we reasons why you can
Q . LEARN TO EARN '
M. A. MERRILLpPrin.
Port Chester.
Write for termhto
South Norwalk.
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Extra large size No. 2 Nut (lost at $5 Per ion,
delivered In your bin.
Stamford.
NI’yQi
Old Company Lehigh, Crossycrcck,
Jeddo, ., Q
'0! ‘P‘Ule': IND ”Mi vit- wit
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tflfln‘i
Mrs. William Mortimer. of Ruth mound
laud street. in min confirm to im- becn mutt!
home by a handled“. on! it is prob- ur, mu .
stile their a will be taken to the hou- nus, and have
Qpltsl in a law dill for an operation. “FNMA,
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