Welt you’ll be a. happy as a young one. presents galore.
emote, Gloves, Tine, Handkerchief: and a Hot.
Hope you will get ion’ne from t hie store.
it placed as we are.
and the lowest prices. Come In and
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Get the Hal: It.
0."?th Main Street.
The Copyright Clothing 00.
Let’s see. 0v.
A large variety to select
see us hetero you go elsewhere.
Go to
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HARRY GOODWIN. lVlgr.
<f§aIe Now On
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Store Open Every Evening
SOUTH NORWALK SHOE 00.
9o Washington Street,
South Norwalk.
ANNOUNIEMENT
oney l
Loaned
Saiariei People.
lhe Independent [nan Ii Security III.
will open a branch office in this city
where salaried people can borrow
money on their own note without security ;aleo housekeepers on their fur-
l .niture without removing it from the house.
with the strictest confidence.
about It.
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All business will be treated
Even your ()an family need know nothing
OPEN FOR BUSINESS MONDAY MORNING DEC. 3rd
IIIE IIIIIPI NIIENI IIIIN ii Silililill Y {ill
HAVILAN D BLOCK.
OBITUARY NOTES.
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S'iDl’HI) N llII..\'Ii\ IIII‘IIAIIIIS
'I‘hI-I tiIIIIIII III SIIIpIII-u III‘III‘l' IIIIIII-
al'tis (It‘i‘III‘I'I'lI )‘I‘HII‘I'IIiIl'
in High sin-III, SIIIIIII Nuru‘nlk, :Il'lII
tin illnrss of sumo liIIIII. Air. RII‘IIIII'IIN
t. was sIIVIIIIly Iwu tI-iil's Iii out at llIII
fix“ IinIII ol‘ his (Il'iIIIl.
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was :I III'I)IIII‘i' III' IIvaMnIIII' John [..I
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this city about l"li )l'iII'N nun :IuII Illlri
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. Norman SIIIIiiIII"u IIIIIIIII. Illr. \Vhillunl
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IORIWI MAV‘NOTI 00M! 3 UPI.“
‘ MADISON. Wilt. Dec. 15,—Max Loch
secretary. of the Wisconsin Alumni A»
adulation and editor of the Alumni
magazine, strongly advocates abun
doumont of the policy of Building the
IIruwn oust ovorv June to partciplthte
\‘ in the inlet collegiate roguttu at Pou-
:gllhoopnlo
lio doulmos thin the llitilll'IiiI field
of athletics fol Wisconsin is In thoI
Middle Wet-It. and an Intercollegiate
rowing Association ,ohould he orgunlrn
ed by such of the his Western univer-
sltlos us have aquatic facilities; that
ad oastorn trip in oxpeusivr, and that
owing to natural dIIi’IcultIes Wisconsin
is unable to acquit itself credituhly at
l‘oughkoepuie.
Coming up It duos, on the eve of tho.
proposed request by the Bourd of Re-
gents forthe employnwnt. of u crew
conch. the statement of Mr. Loob In
cunning much couuuout. 'l‘hII rugontn
will pass on tho question of a coach
'l‘uenduy.
COTTON OPERATORS GET IN-
GREASE.
LOWELL, MILSH., Dec. id.—-—Noiicos
were pooled at all of the cotton millil
III this city iodny of n five. per cent.
humour: in wugIIIl, to go into client
on Monday next. About 17.000 operu~
lives are affected.
The ’i‘oinlo Council will meet to
morrow. and it is holluvod that they
will accept the new Hllilitl. no they had
nIuIlII no demand for IIddIlionul pay.
The mills IliTtlt‘it‘ld are the Roott. l.aw~
l‘onoII, 'I‘rt‘mout nud Suffolk, Morri-
lilii(‘. Mnnsnchnsetts. lituuilton nnd
Appleton. The new SIIIIIII will mean
an addition of $6,750 to the weekly
puvroll ot‘ the mills In this city.
Lust July the Lowell mils made
numerous changes In tho wage roto,
whlrh umouniod pructicnlly to it five
per rout. iuIII'IIzIoe. so thut the pre-
sout notion oi“ lho treasurers lI-I vithvd
by sumo us prurihrnlly an IlICI'WISI’ of
Ion our rout. within Ieix months, and
it brings IhI.I wngo ratt- about on ii In
\"IIl with thut now adopted in tho Full
ltivtIi' Mills,
”There is mild to ho IIIIII'II gumhlinlI
iii Pauninu.” All I non: Inrds nun
Spildts wl’hlltulvlphiu Ledger.
Notioe.
Special inn Meeting
'I‘htI iuilahitnuls. lIIgnl Vilil‘l‘h', of tin
Town of Normlk .‘lI'II IIIIrolIy uotltiut.
and worm-II thnt ll SIN‘I‘liII town meIIt
lug will IIII IIl‘III in tho ’l‘owu Hull
“'11” >lt‘tIIII. \\’IIIlnIn.Ilt_\‘. "(I'L'IIIIII‘Y l9
llllili, III S tI'IIIIII‘lt in tho Honing i'oi
IIll‘ I‘ollowiu: purposes, to wit:
I. To IIIIU‘ IIIiltlll on II p. liliOn It)
VIIIt'l'ri :tnIl lnxplIyIIrs. null if dot-mot.
udvisuhlu. to uppoint n snltuhlt- (Iom
lliiltIIII III nppI'Inl' III-i‘mw- IliII inItInIini
i.I‘t:isl;lIurII zit lint-third. qui Ilhii I’m
llII‘II propI‘Ir IIIglsllIlion III: only ht- nor-
.IssuI-y to iu.~IlIIII.I n llourtl of Estimate
Iml 'l‘nxntion for tho Town of Norwalk.
I.\lI'Ih Illllll'iI SII2III sIIrVII \\‘illI(Iut pny
:IIIII llt‘ III" II uonIpnrtisuu IIhnrmItol‘:
unIl It. tulip tiny oIhI‘II' notion in tht
Illillil‘l‘ .II.~: IIIII llll‘l‘IIlll! may IlIIIIm'
propIIr.
13: To unthoriz“ and (‘lllllll\\‘(‘l' the
SIIIIIIIIIIII-n to soil :InIl convoy by dead
I with or without t'l)\'t‘ni|lli:§, two lots
now IInIII-II lIy IIIII town nud situnItIu‘
tour the old lixtptisl Chum-II. n1 How-
;; nylon. so IIIIIIIIII, for surh sum or sums
I'.III'Il'-‘I I"
.‘iilll SIIII-IIIIIIIIII .Izhull doom propor.
llzttIItl :II Noru’ztllt. this iilh (lily (Ii
IIIIIIIIIIIIIIII‘. 1900.
JAMES A. BROWN
.\i.l»‘ltlI2lI AVISON,
‘ .i. It. RAYMOND.
HIIIoI-Imou ol‘ llIII Town of Nol‘wnlk.
IIH in.
the place.
Nothing More Enjoyed Than a
l Comfortable I
SUPPER. I
‘ We Have Them In ‘
BLACK and RUSSET.
OPERA. EVERETT and NULLIFIER,
I 50c to 02.00.
LADIEB' FELT JULIETB, .
$1.00 end $1.25 and $1.50. I
i’lIII Illlil'l'Ill ill lhII into Mr» .\inlllIi:I .
!It-IIIIIIIII “llh IIIIlII HIIIIII‘IltIy I'Vi'llIiIK III ”—- i’.‘
l0 lIIIIn liII Ililiiil‘ IIi Ill‘l' t‘IlIlIIIi'IIIW. ”WWI 542—2- V.
lII.I.\III I'IIIII‘II“ II; How. I“ I-IltznlIIItI. -———— h It.
. III-I’I iII-i ”unit it I'lll‘ll‘lllil‘f. pnza I
III. III ”III HIIIIIII Norwnilt “IIIIIII W h
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III I'IIIIIIII itiIltIII l‘wtiIIIIIIIy. 'I‘lII~ pull
Il'.III‘ll\ \\('I'l' liIIyIII iIIIIlng (lliu :Ii
\‘IIIItIuII, IiIIIpII .I, I'IIIIIIIIIIIIII ltiIII II'I‘iIIl:
|.. IlrnIiiIIy,
lI’l NICIHI. IIII‘ ‘I'Illlnl 'ttIi l'lI‘KlIZ’I'T.
. ‘l‘IIII IIIIII'I'III III 'I‘IIIIIIIIIII l'IIIiII-II.
Inmlv III IIIIIII‘II. “an IIIIIII iIIlh‘ tum-II
Iiiii‘. II'IIIII ill. .lIIiIlI'n I'IIIII’IIII.
Illlil ’l'iII- NIIIuIIIh IIIIInl III ”III
IIIIIIIliIiiI iIIIIiI-IIIIIII‘II l'uiult. IIl‘ wIIiIIiI
IlII iII'll‘IIHl‘lI ‘\iH I IIlI‘lllIll'l
IIIIIIIiumIII IIIIIIII IIlII on by IIIII (WM lil‘Il"
ItIIim IIIIIIIIII iii IIII IIIIII IIIIIz \IIIIIIIIIIIIIy
YIIIIIIIIIIIIIII limo. WI‘H IIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIII.
.lmun IIIIIIIIIII. IIuII HIII-I‘IIIIII'I‘ Androw
llIInIuIn
a. .K .. _....
\ IIIII‘I. IIlm III II IIIIliuhIInl pluv In
J.IIIII IIlIll MIMI!» IIIII‘ N I mull IIIIII‘l II
A Bank Book
unywiwru Ii‘tilll nllo IIIIIIIII‘ up. mi yII
. ml elven
' orange
3th Nowell:
' 7 momma,
WW
far Christmas.
YOU CAN UET THE ONCE
II denim
.. How much lIotlIIl this is lot II gilt limit the trifling lrlnkuln no
It will hold mm II lunllng euIIIIInIIIIon for your hoy or
young prison than its otlitinal value for It will Iran thorn
HABIToI’ saving We give u Special Chiletmuu Curd
Wink Book to he need no It git t. .
Savings Bank.
South element.
iIIII~
III HtIIuI-
IIIIIIr-
IWIH II
THAI; FIT
it v If?“
Keep the House
Warm
by
Keeping the Cellor
Cooled
!
iilat’s our Bushoss-
iIIii Iflliis filial III.
no eooke "tom nonwhut
LIBRARY. 'I
. . Religion. .
Poems [islanders From'Savoges to
Saints. ‘ .
Schmidt,
Prophotn of Nazareth.
Smith .
Prophets of invalid"
no..e
Manual of Butterflclos and Moths.
Literature.
Benson. A. C., N
F‘ronl n College Window.
' Biography.
Anderson ,li.IC.,
Story of, My Lilo.
Thompson, .l. A,
Harbor: Spent-or,
Fiction.
Connor, 1%., '
The Doctor.
Foguzzuro. A..
The Saint.
Goodrich. A..
Buiuuoo of Power.
~l(ipllng, IL.
l’uck of Pooh’s HIII.
’é‘iunkiewlcz. H.,
0n the Field of Glory.
Whitoing, R.,
Ring in the New.
Juvenile.
Ileinnd. E. I1.
Littlo Son of Sunshine.
Noohit, FL,
Rullwny Children.
Stratomeyor. E.
'l‘ruii and 'l‘l'udlng Post.
’l'omlluson. E. 'l‘..
Marching Against the lroquoin,
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Our annual ilollIlay Feast of (load Things is now spread and ready for your Inspection.
-.m....... ..I.» » ”nu
nos. I: end 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
Holiday Goads.
mm m... "ppm.
& HY}! TT.
Clu'lutmuu comes
but onIIII o your, qul the Imporinnro of mailing nuriy provisions for tho uu lvorsnl lioliduy—vtho day which opens
tho IIIIanI-I and puruo strings of UVUIyIJOIIV which iIIIIIIthIIn III “pellt'tl on on II,th good will toward mun. " In ueii‘ evi-
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IlIInt. We are prop tired to holp you with .I iorgor stock tlmn otor iII'IOI‘G of usuful no well no ornamenini arti.
(rims nnlIolIlo for Christmas presents. .
HOLIDAY BOOKS. HOLIDAY CALENDARS.
HOLIDAY RIBBONS.
HOLIDAY PICTURES.
HOLIDAY GLOVES. HOLIDAY LACE‘S.
Basement in Holiday Attire.
In our Basement we are showing an endless variety of fancy as well as useful articles.
Also the intent novelties in Art Pottery. Cut Gloss, Lamps, Brion-Bra c.
HOLIDAY HANDKERCHIEFS.
HOLIDAY UMBRELLAS.
TRISTRAM o HYA'I'T, NORWALK, CONN.
BASH. Ii BHIIIII.
'fliSH flll BHEIIII.
once.
Ducted ihem to be.
from past experiences.
CHRIS-TM
Holiday Business Begins Now
From now on until Christmas we expect. to do the biggest
business this big store has ever known.
Will, find that elaborate preparations have been made to assist uou
in uour holidau buuiug. and that prices are lower than uou bad ex-
l‘his store never disappoints uou as non know
All over the store uou
Come Saturdau to our big sale. all uour
urthtinsinuIieEhnl’liBiIIIIIUIIBHAIl‘Iflum
if uou have no account with us we advise uou to open one at
. Get all the good from things uou need and pan for them
in. convenient weeklu sums. ‘
IndieS’ Furs.
Black I. unx Sets
Furniture. Clothing.
Bufiels Overcoais
Native Spuiuel Sets
Mink Scarls
Suits
Pants
Shoes
Dining Tables
Dining Chairs
China Closets“
imported Blue Lunx
Chiffoniets Furnishings
Black Lunx
lsabelia Fox
Dressers Ladies’ Suits
Side Boards Millinetll
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Persian‘lamb
Silk Waisls
Bous’ Suits
Brass Beds
While Beds
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While Angora Sets
WOO...“ WOWWMWMO”MO
. w 1 - 3
Beat Skin Sets
..I. .. mun—..I—uaawu-cuwrwwwm- ”non-wan.- “.mww.‘
Soreeus
Couches
Libratli Tables
‘ Axminsier Rugs
Bous’ Overcoals
Umbrellas
Watches
Lace Curtains
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