lie" hoopy so [young ono.‘ present galore. Let's us. CV.
in, Hondkorohim and a Hat A Isra- vsriety to «loot
Ices; Come In and on us boron you no oluwhoro.
,OIt thollahit. no to
Copyright Clothing 00.;
1‘ ,. ‘h‘jSto'rc Qpen Every Evening
) ‘ ,
. :li‘g"
{WETH N
itiéton Street,
ORWALK SHOE co.
‘ SalarieiPcOple.
lhe Independent loan it Security in.
“will open a branch office in this city where salaried people can borrow
, monoy on thoir own note without secu rity :also housekeepers on their fur-
.r nituro without removing it from the house. All business will be treated
with‘tha strictest confidence. Even your oWn iamily need know nothing
shalt It.
OPEN FOR BUSINESS MONDAY‘ MORNING, DEC. 3rd.
ill lllll’t'llllllllll.l snunn n
S HEREBY GIVEN
the public that we propose making it warm for all persons using our
Cosh We can do this easily, because there is more heat value to
the tan in can Coal than in any other Coal you can buy.
The llnniel 148th Coal Company.
Bunch Offices: 74 SEAVIEW AVE.
"' Bridge 133mg Sisal-end Telephone 548.
Lem 'e ews ta}: .
" .Hundreds of Eyes
.1" being overworked u I mull 0! application upon work
. ., tor otroinod and tired one may
"emu by wearing 1 pair of col
Proper Ola-nos. Properly Adju‘sud.
Examination m
lawn!“ of lame Ind all Ropoirlng s Spot-lam.
0. B. JRCKQON,
, Optician.
II .WA'LL ITRII‘I’.
or books:
be bad and serious 'rouhlo
nonwuk. norm.
The 'Mafiaminrltféprings.
Bullion, . ‘ ,
d 'eiblp'pers
of ..
ilultlcrs and Ship-
pers or
MOHAWK LITHIA
SPRING WATER
Pinto and spa‘rkliuu
autumn al‘NGER
ALII’
. .1. attic Burlug‘Weter
no wit Club Soda
itch it Burundi-lilo
iIobewk Birch list-r
“about Nervu ’
lllitlll liming Wain lb. 28 Washinglnn 8i..80nili llmwalll.
' , mood well-solution stock of DIAMONDI. WATCH“, JIM/ELEV.
album; ’l‘oilct Bots. Manicure Elsi a. Funny Clocks. etc.
' . MMIU' AND OINTC’ FIN! bit. it UMIRILLAI.
All loads at bottom prices“ w;
n» s. Boon, Jn’wnmn
Emu-r. ‘ ‘ loom nonwALK.
,i
‘m
7' 'f The Best Christmas Gift
" w your hmlhsr. your slum; or your children. itvyou have thorn.
"' l
l
tor our omponsss. would ho a listings Account In this habit.
'f The is a slit tint will grow by tbs
four For 00M:
W we add sod prove I noting "distribution.
a give a special christian Gard with each Book Book intended
mil As a tilt ‘
‘moust um be opened with Wile dollar or more.
3 willy-t some ironi'thlolstoro. ‘ We in our. you will ho .
on. This In tho stm they talk about-atlas but good- ‘-
‘ - man's.
bouth Norwslk.‘ Gonn.
South Norwalk.
I ~ mittee to appepr before the incoming
rcbehuu‘ this months.
are earnestly 3‘ hosted to in
A alumina” rum; is in when
hombln‘itowtowogsvtnuo. ' .
l
New York. is Ipsndinx a few days at
his home in Newton avenue.
John Dayton. cl Crotcn-omthe-Hud-
son, N, Y.. has been spending a few
days with Craubury friends.
China soup plate has with purchases
tomorrow at the Union Pacific Tea
store. See ad, . .
- Cocksnoe Thus, 1. o. a. M, of Nor-
' walk. will nominate Qillcsrs, next Fri-
day night.
Suturda sale at sheet music at Cole-
‘ ad,
. Special bhrdslns at A. Sinil's. Read
the ad. -
y "I
.thice.
lunialhwn lining.
The inhabitants, legal voters, of the
Town of Norwalk ure hereby notified
and warned that a special town mesh
’in: will be held In the'Town Hull.
Wall street. Wednesday. December 19,
1900. at 8 o'clock in the evening for;
the following purposes, to wit: "
i. To take action on a petition of
voters and taxpayers. and it deemed
advisable, to appoint a suitable com-
Leglslaturs t Hurtlord, and ask for
such proper egislniion as may be nec‘
ssssry to institute a Board of Estimate
and Taxation Its‘tlie 'l‘own oi Norwalk.
which bourd-fishallmcrvc without pay,
and be of ‘a’ nonpartisan character;
and to take any other action in the
maltsr as the meeting may deem
proper.
2. To authorize and empower the
Selectmen to sell and convey by deed
now owned by the. town and situated
near the old \Baptist Church. at Row~
nylon. so called, for such sun) or sums
as said Selectmen shall deem proper.
December. 1906.
ALFRED AVISON,
' ' .i. B! RAYMOND.
Selectmen of the Town of Norwulk.
(ili Bl
GLOVERS
the placo.
Xnnsgbljnpeis.
Nothing More Enjoyed Than a
Comforts“.
SLIPPER.
We Havo Them In
BLACK inanusssn
OPERA, Evanswsna NULLIFIER
' 50; to $2.00.
LADIES? l=Ei,T_JULIETs,
woo ind silos and ".50.
—..___
Phono. 5427-2.
m
Wear shoes
THAT FIT
.. MW.~-~_.—
‘nnn' Shovels,
(let them now! All altos and prices.
Bring in your old skates and have
them sharpened while we can still
guarantee prompt attention; and don't ‘
lull in look ovcr‘our biz assortment
, or new on“.
n ,
Everything In Hardware.
Phone. No. “H. ‘ n
Norrall Hardware Go.
39 Main St, Norwslk.
v ir”E”E“E
.. .. or..." w W. m mm, mm
Keep the House‘
Wot-hi
. bye.
Koopingizho Cellar
lllni’s Our. .liushcss ,
ill llill'illlll lit
a
rings Bank,
' Isms umts.
I
I‘ '
, Paul Routel. who is employsd in V
torts: at the third degree in St. John's
“nil t. .
{The ladies at s Noer Bob!!!
«Church held a. v”? enjoyable nostril y‘
with or without covenants. two lots .
Dated at Norwulk, this illh day of ‘_
JAMES A. BROWN. -‘ ’
fl.
ll
, ‘ mm succummn
. ll 5 ‘ fl 1' 41m .,
Wmmnincss
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Baum Osvmlh and Harry L
Bterlinr were initimd into the W8-
Lodhle. l". and A. it, of Norwalk, last
on Wednesday oveninz or. the rc‘sldani
as of Mr. and Mrs. William S. Bartram
in Harriet street. Fancy articles and "
homo mails coke sndcsndy were sold
and ice cream and coke served. Anoth-
er lecture oi the ‘svening was a pic»
turs gallery. Thorailslr netted quite
a. comfortable sum. .
An lisiinn workman employed at.
the Bishop and Lynos' coal yards in
Nurwalk was painfully injured this
week while at work. . The sum was
scaled .on the back of a cart. when
the driver of the horses attachedio
it started to buck the vehicle. The
ilalian at the rods of the cart was
lummed against a pile of brlrk and
two ribs broken.
M
STRIKING GRINDER! RETURN TO
RK '
WO .
NORTHFIELD. Dec. li.-—-'l‘be diner-
.enoes between the grinders at the
bulls works and the management have
'bqgmmttied and the strikers who have
been out about three weeks have re-
turned to. work.
r
nan n nun.
. Holiday Business Begins
lion'- his .mms scams. . I
.1!
I ' o Holiday ‘1 Goods. “
Our annual Holiday Feast oi Good Things is now spread andvrcndy for your inspection. Christmas comes
bntoncs a your. and the importance of making early provisions for the universal holiday-the dblv which opens
the hearts and purse strings of everybody, which breathes of "peace on earth, good will toward moo." is cell ovi-
dsnt. We are prepared to help you with a larger stock than ever beiors of useful as well as ornamental“ artl~
clcs suitable for Christmas presents. :;J.'
Hoquv “Auditoriums“.
HOLIDAY umsnsLLAs.
HQLiiJAV LAcse. ‘ ‘
Basement in Holiday Attire.
in our Basement We are showing an endless variety of fancy as wall as useful articles. ' - . 1
Also the latest novelties in Art Pottery, Cut Glass, Lamps, Erica-Bra c.
nan lllnln. ‘
I ’1‘ IS
Now
HOLIDAY socks. HOLIDAY cALsnoAns.
HOLIDAY sinuous. HOLIDAY Pic'runss. ‘
HOleAY oLovea.
From now on until Christmas we expect to do the biggest
business this big slore‘bas ever known.
All over the store son
will find that elaborate preparations have been made tokassisl uou
.1 your holidau buying. and lint pricesare lowergthnu you had ex-
, opétledlbem to be This store never disappoinlsguou as non know
from past experiences.
llnrnhnsesllnnllellhnrged
ll you have no account with us we advise you to open one it
Get all the child born
is convenient necking (us.
01168.
Come Saturdau lo ourbic sale. all uour
‘° Infill-Bun
your
‘ui'i l
things sou need”. and Dan . for [bent
.H lndlns’
‘ lursfglnrn'ilure.
Black lunr Sets
“Cloning.
Native Spuirrel Sets
Mink Sculls
imported Blue ”1.11an
Bullets Overcoals
r Dinina Tables . Suits
Dining Chairs Pants w”
China Closels‘ - Shoes >
‘ Cbiifoniers ~— ‘ Furnishinas
Dressers ‘ Ladlcs’ ,Suils
Black
Lunx - " Side Boards Mlllinern
. ' ‘lsabella Fox
Silk Waisls
44 Bous’ Suits
'[ Brass Beds
.While Beds
V Persian lamb :
' Screens Bous’ Overcoals
'jlvhile Angora Sets
Couches ,
.. Libraru Tables
'; Umbrellas
Watches
i
'3‘;
‘ I
l
Beat Skin Sets: .
,wylmwo ‘p- WWW“ 5““. ‘.
Axminsler Ruus‘
, Lace Curtains
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