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‘. . Well. you‘ll is; "happy as a “ytwnq one. prudent: gators. Let's us, Ov-
manta, Glenn, Ties; Handkerchiefs and I Hot. A large variety to select
if Hope you will got 8.0"” from t his store. We are euro you will be
leased n we are. ‘1"th Is the store they“ talk about—the but needs"
and the lowest prices. leome In and «clue ham you go elnwhero.
Gettnc Habit. Go to
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sham: Mainstream
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Gouth Norwnlk. Conn.
HARRY ooo Dwm, Mgr. ,
Sal Now On *
. ‘ Store Open Every Evening
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SOUTH NORWALK "SHOE- Go.
go Washington Street. ‘ South Norwalk.
nun—r _ J.— 1
- Decorate Your Christmas Tree
Wl'l‘li OUR MINIATURE LAMP OUTFITS.
We hare them in sets of 8. 16. 24 and 32 lights. '
The Reed 6. Voik Electrical Coinpanu.
. 36 Washington Street. . Opp. Telephone Exchange
_...__.._.. Mm ......
, . WOOOWOWOW mmm
. EyeGiassesfoeras
They can be purchased now and proper lenses iltted ‘aftcr pre—
sentation.
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A MOST iTSEW‘l. GIFT.
O B.Jackson,
Optician.
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58 WALL STREET. NORWALK.
\ WWOWWM”MMM
‘ The. sole question raised by the appeal
.waa whether the trial court erred in
I: out
bi Jude. _, mirth .,
'-—Hatn for Xmas.‘ O’Brien. ,
courrr MAIHAcKsMO nutrient}.
W
o. McCarthy Chosen chm Runner and
. John Reynolds summer Ranger.
The annual election or omcera of
Court Mohankemo, Foresters.“ Amer-
ica, was held last evening and the if i-
lowinx men wens named to be taste 1-
ed on January 7: ‘ ‘
C, R.~——D. McCarthy.
8. C. R.~—John Reynolds.
‘ 'l‘rouisurerwmrnesl E, Hopkins.
F‘. Sr—Jf Silcox.
It. Sz—George Eason.
. S. Ww—John Splnhn.
J. W.—-A. itnhell.‘
S. 13,—]. vidson.
J. B.-—E'. Curr.
'i‘ruutee———John Splahn.
Physicionv—H, B. West, M. l).
-Xmas Umbrellas it Canes. O‘L‘Jen.
oeITu‘AnY NOTES.
BURWELL FHDAY.
The death of Ilurwell F. Day occur-
red early this morning at his home,
162 East avenue, East Norwalk. at the
age 01‘ 86 years. He was born in N01"
walk and had resided In East Norwalk
all his life. ‘Death followed an illness
of considerable duration from heart
trouble. The deceased, while not hav-
ing worked actively III some years was
a hatter by trade, and was one of the
pioneers of that industry. Mr. Day
was one of the best known and most
highly respected residents oi' East Nor-
wnlk. He is survived by a widow and
four children. Home“ 1". Day. Jr., Miss
Mary lhy, Miss Elln Day and Miss
Nancy Day. The funeral will be held
on Friday front his late residence.
FUNERAL ()h‘ STEPHEN ll. RICH-
. ARDS.
'l‘he funetal of the late Stephen
Richards was held yesterday afternoon
a 3 o'clock from his rculdence in High
street. The remains were taken today
ll [Hitltl
Hilliili Iii
iii.
.The Supreme Court Susiains
iutige (lager-«Label Defect-
ive the Ground for Action
‘ Under Statute
The supreme court yesterday at New
Hat/en handed down seventeen do
\clsions, tindlnu errors III threc cases.
Mont of the cases Wct'c from New lin-
ven and FnIrt-tiid counties, New Lon-
don county having two and Hartford
one. The Hartford county case. that
of Wyontittl against itcntly. is Icportod
elsewhere. All of the judges concur-
red in all of tho opinions. tine opinion
has to do with the linubttry hatiers'
fight, being in than or the l‘ltSl' ot‘ Mnr»
tin Lawior against C. 11. Merritt and
another, an action It) restrain the dc-
fondants from using it (’t‘liliili label in
halo InauIIt‘ueinI-I-d by liti‘tli, allow-d to
be an imitation of the intro] of iill‘ l’nit-
ed flutters of North Ann-rim. in whouti
behalf the plIIIIIIIi‘i Hilt'li. lII lilt' ntt]It‘t'-'
inr court of l‘nirih-Id mnmtr judutttcttl
was rendered for tha- plaintiff. Error
having been found upon tiIt- tic-fen 3
dsnts' appeal and the cane lit-int; W I
mended, the plaintiff moved to nuwudi
the complaint. which motion win. tlo»i
filed h)’ the court. .iudut- tinum. tIIIIi'
judgment Was l't‘lliil‘l'l'ti lot the dwl‘cn-
dlnih. 'i'itc pittiltliil’ appealed The,
m- Itlpreme court tlntlu no I'I'titl‘ 'l‘hci
fill opinion wan hwrtttvo by Judith Ilnlt.
gm The notion With lIIoIIuiII under lilt-
M having to do with iill’ iiiill‘ifi «It
(I0 tiniona liilti lilt' imitation thereof
a complaint alleged that In ixltti the
.initt-d littttctu of North Amcrirn
ldnpterl it tiihtiilt‘iit‘t' and charm-tori»
ilt' label to iit' Ion-d in the illllit llIlIlil'
ily lilNiIiIt’iN (If the liykilt‘llliiilll in lit”
the public that tin-t ih’t‘lt' I-o lliiitit‘. and
that lit Mutt-it Wit the dott-minntn. in
order to lwtwiit Inuumvitm. lupm- titt-
usm‘iuton nitd tiI'it‘nuIi the pttliilt,
“0109le and utmd t'lultt union of litiit’ih
mule in imitation and vomitcrfoit of
. the namintiou illitt'i Au Injunction
" < Wu united and nine no m-t-outttinu :Illti
filling” of usual,
After litr- room mm l‘itililttitiittl to the
superior court the plaintiff. In Mnrrh
lut. moved to unload iiio tiiiiiliiliilli.
, which motion the artpmior mutt! an;
,liiod. "not ill tin, fil‘orcim- of any din
toretlon but upon the around that it :d-i
loved it Would not render the coup
. Emmi nuilicionifiih law.“ 7 .ludmtihni
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t
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YOU CAN IIT
mulled: hum one dollar on. as yot
How much better thin III for a
- it
Inna-cs
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,buelt.
.A Bank Beck for Christmas.
m given. It, villi hold more twine
an or any youngnperson than in. original value for it will lend them‘
item the HA8 or saving. We give: a Special Christmas (lard
me use; to be used as s gift.
"fiouth Nomads. Savings Bank.
'5 i was then rendered for the defendants.‘
t dcuying the motion,
"The statuto." the opinion says. “pro—
tects. in favor of such an associntion
as the United Hatters of North Anteri-
t‘il. a label announcing that goods to
which it may be attached were Inautr
lnceured by a member or members of
the association. The label in respect
to which protection is sought by this
action contains no such announce-
ment."
The opinion concludes as follows:
“The label before as does not so ntr
Iltittllt't' that the hall»: to which It is
attached \verc IIIunIIfactIIt‘I-d by ment-
ilt‘t‘H of the :Issot-iniion called the l‘tii-
tcd Hatters of North America, but
rather imports that the bats were
III-nod or InnIquactIIrcd or sold by the
association in itself. which is not true
The label is for that reason radically
doiretire and the defect is one which
cannot be remedied by proof that it
was sued with the intention of express-
illL’, and was understood by the public
as expressing the fact that the goods
to which it was attached were mann-
l'actttrod by the lilt'lllitt‘l‘il of the suit) ‘
association."
Other Fatflield County Cases.
Kate 1. \I'ill‘uot. iiiiiilillih‘li‘iiil'ix,
:Iuniust Michael Mcl’nddcn. .lr.. and
others. Action to recover damages for
negligently cousin}; the duuth of the
plaintiff's inn-stator. brought to tilt'
superior court in FIIiI'iicld county anti
trim! to the jury hcfoI-e Judge ltora-
\’crdtct and judgment for the
plaintiff for $730 and uppc-nl by the
doI'uInlIuItIa. Error. jndumcnt set aside
:lii'i cause remanded for further profi
(‘l‘t‘tiiilllh‘ according to low,
.lmiuo lIIIIIII-rulI-y.
'i‘oblnn lit-ruhnrd Itgatiunt tltc liochcu-
I'r lioruum insurance Company. Action
to recover a "1‘0 insurance loan.
loonubt to ”ill superior court in Fair
"will county win-re u demurrer to the
IIIIu-Itdt-d complaint was overruled.
'tium-I, luduo, and the curiae wuu af-
iprwarde tiled in tho court. Rorubuck.
itnlun lr‘nrtu found and Judgment
i‘t‘itlit'l‘t‘ll for the plaintiff and appear
to the defendant. No error. Opinion
by .illtilli‘ Prentice.
William H. Aiiflll nanlnut Frederick
it itnlnnd and another, Action to re-
t-ovt-I dottinuok for the alleged wroiiw
tut seizure and detention of the plain-
tttt’ in II unniturlunt, brought to the
superior court In h‘ttlt‘dttitl county and
lilmi in the jury before Judge (latter.
'i‘itv court ordered it verdict in he roti-
lil'tmi tor the dofendnttin and from the
induuwnt tin-roof the plaintiff nppcnl-
mi No error. Opinion by .lIIItutv
iinitiwin I
John l‘rnlty against the t‘lH' of lion
bury and the Dttnhury and llt-tltcl
Howl Itniiwny t‘nmnnny iltntuiory
notion in rueover dumuumt for lnjttt'icu
«howl by n deft-rt in II hiuiiway.
iti‘ntilfili‘ in tho ronrt of common llii’ili‘
l‘or Pilil‘fli'iti county and tried to tho
tin-y twiotc Judge Curtis. Judgment on
in fight» of non Mill In furor of the do
tlpinion by
Ti-il PING!
I desire.
gift than the trifling trinkctu Ito
satisfaction for your boy or
to Sarntogu. N. Y.. for Interment. Matty
handsome floral tributes were received,
among them being the following: Mr.
and Mrs. Henry 1‘. Price, wreath of
chrysanthc‘mums and roses; Mr. and
Mrs. George 1.. Price, large flat hott-
quoi of chrysantlwtnutne: Mr. and Mrs.
Flatt Price, about of wheat tied with
purple ribbon; Mrs. ()rninnd 1). Kim»
ball. A. V. \‘I'ninwright and Mrs. WII|>
icr littrhnnlt. plaque of carnations and
maiden hair ferns: a family wreath of
unlax leaves, roses and lillien; II ltonu»
tifttl Sago paint from his son, Walter
H. Richards: a handsome bunch of
pinks from Master Ward Green and
mother.
FRANK ll~ HAULEY.
. ‘l‘ito remain:-~ ol' i“1‘tltIli ii. Bhutto. the
young painter who dird early yesterday
morning in Norwalk. when.» he had
[it"‘n employed It short tirno. were tith-
.en lo S‘Iyre. Penn. his home, today.
to" burial. The young man died from
iifiilll‘d'u' t'tliit'_ which be contracted a
few days ago. llia parents accompan-
lcd the remains in his home.
»—» lloys' Caps, Boys' Paps.
O'lil‘ien.
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CHARREO BODY 1N BARN'B RUiNS.
'l‘he charred remains of a man were
found III a barn destroyed by fire on
the promises of Clarence iiurloy. near
the Sound iit‘iii'il lino, early \‘oalerdny
IIIoI nine. The body is believed to have
bccn that of a trump. Near it Will:
found It pacitnuo of tobacco.
The barn was destroyed about six
a. lit. No one knows how the flrt‘
started. It was beyond salvation when
iili‘ blaze was discovered. ,Ali the live-
stock was gotten out but everything
clsc in the piut'c went up in smoke.
including several tons of hay.
Nice Xmas ilt’i‘ititn. O‘llricn.
.' I
t Hello i ( hnstmas.
We have till the leading brands of
high-grade Honors and wines. Good
rye whiskey, 050 qt, up. Port wine.
qt._ 45c up. Sherry. 150. at. up. Brandy.
$1.00 bottle tip. ltyc whiskey, per
gallon. $1.00 up, We have too many
other brnndu to mention all. Drop
pound and our Nilii‘lilllilll will call. To].
Ihtw-rtll. ’l‘ry III-I with one order and
you will be satisfied.
A handsome calendar with every or»
Iit’l‘.
,Centrat Hotel Cale.
Corner Monroe and Chestnut Struts.
South Norwslk. '
J. DIBISA. Proprietor.
Telephone 151—12.
Gino
and
Suspenders.
on Holiday
itiuhly valued.
tlf them» llitllftli fli‘liCiL‘it We
have Myles too numerous to
IIn-ntlon. but will simply it‘ll you
that We have
(Iii'tu IIrc ulwnyn
Hiliultltntit'ru from 2m; to 81.7.0,
and
tliom froth 2th to $0.00.
.
WATCH THIS OPAOI.
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Open Ivory Evening Until
Christmas.
Wit ”smile
1
Initials.»
'i’siior, Miller. Halter,
urnllhsr,
iii Wuehlnm 3b. In. ,Nmnlit
, x illll
truth
Four Story Sto 0‘ Studio Build-
ing Destroye'iii as Firemeni
Were hampered by (tutti.t
But They Finally Secured the
Mastery ' ‘ .
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nosron. Dec, Isl—1A the of threat-
ening proportions In one of the worst
su~called "nestk" on. the business sec-
tion of the city, today caused heavy
damage III the block bounded by Tro- ‘
mout, Brotnlield. Washington and Win-
ter streets. and ulthOngh the flames
\voro coniined practically to one struc-
ture. the Studio Building. No, 110 to
116 'i‘remont street, considerable. aur-
rounding property was datnagr'l by
water and Christmas business was
prostrated on all four of the affected
thoroughfares.
The fire broke out on the lower floor
of the Eldridge & Peabody furniture
establishment, and quickly sWept up
through six floors of the flrm‘e section
of the Studio Building. The roof fell!
and the tire Jumped across a narrow
alloy to the roof of the Orpheum ’i‘heii-
ire. formerly Boston's famous Music
Hall. and to the. top of the building oc-
cupied by the large tholcsale. and re-
tail clothing firm, Talbot Company. at
395 to 403 Washington street. The
homes did inconsidernbie damage to
both structures, but the, 'l‘ulbol Builtl- .
ing was flooded by bursting hose. The
historic firomileld Street Mcthodist
Church. and the Wesleyan Building.‘
which run back from Bromiicld street
to the Studio Building. escaped dam
ago, i
As the tire. started before 8 o'clock,
few places of business were occupied.
'I‘lIe firemen had a hard time.
had to light in a narrow allcy. on ice
covered ladders and fire escapes anti
with their own'bmties out-need in ice.
A rough estimate of the property loss
News the total at about $150,000, of
which Eldridge St Peabody hears about
875.000, and the 't‘albot ("ompany $50.-
000.
dentists and other individuals in the
Studio Building were burned out.
MANSFIELD, Mass” Dec. 19.—~A bad
wind. destroyed tlIoWWatson Block
here. today. Eight, ’mj’pibcrs of a fam-
ily occupying the eel nd floor were
rescued by firemen. '."i‘he block was
occupied by several b tableau concerns
At W. P. Ilecrs' Stationery Stores,
W-
-.AII styles of Stiff ‘Hata. O'Brien.
the lime in insure
is now while you are. able. The New
Year in the time in make gOOti reso-
lutions and keep them. One of the
beat you can make is '
KEEP FULLY iNBUQED
during this and all future years. We
are ready to help you put the resulti-
tion into effect whenever you say the
word. Make it today.
See Mr. Lawrence,
2 South Main Street.
Attendance All Hour. Day and Night.
FRED'K H. GINUNG.
Funeral Director and Embaimer
SOUTH NORWALK.
Temporary Residence—
19 South Oobot‘n Ave.,
East Norwnik. Tot Connection.
LADY ATTENDANT.
Norwalk
Savings Society.
Not-walk, “or. 1:1. itttiti.
iiiii‘l'i'lti iii the rain or four it) per
cent. per annum. for the current six
months. will be credited to lii'niihiitirii
January int. 190?. tutti paid to them on
and after January Ittth.
ilor order at Board of Directors,
FREDERICK A. than.
'I‘reatuiror.
South semis
Savings Bank’s
93d Srml-innw’ Dividend
to delimit ,9
III the rut «of
for Per Cent. for lnnum
hm] been declared for the six months
ending December tit. mo. payable on
and after January 10. 11307. .
interest not drawn will be credited
tii7 2w
to accounts and will draw interest
from January iii. 1901.. - |
Money deposited on or before Jan-
usry to mil draw interest "m.“ tht
the to
um 1, mm.
. emotion r. B$AMEI ..i
, insurer.
They _
A number of artists. architects. '
tire, matlemmrc dangerous by a high'
Nos. s hi5 oszmn summon.
I H l . ‘ ‘ . ‘ V H. I '
0 Ida y . ands.
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Our annual _. liduy Feast of Good Things is now spread and readymfor your inspection. - Christina: come
but once a year. a ‘J‘ thef'lmportnnce of making early provisionstor theibuiverssf holiday—the dnymllich omits
the hearts and pit strings of every body, which breathes of “peace on earth.1 good will toward men." is self evi-
dent. We are [filtered to help you with a larger sleek than ever before of~useful as well as ornamental arti-
cles 'suitabie for Christmas presents.
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HOLIDAY OALeNDAns.
HOLIDAY ptcrunss.
HOLIDAY GLOVES.
HOLIDAY' BOOKS.
HOLIDAY RIBBONB.
HOLIDAY HANDKERCHIEFB.
inLIDAY UMIHELLAB.
HOLIDAY LACEB.
Basement in Holiday Attire.
In our Basement we are showing an endless variety of fancy us well as useful articles. ' "
Also the latest novelties In Art Pottery, Cut Glass, Lamps. Bric-u-Brs c.
TRISTRAM e HYAT'I', NORWALK, CONN.
cut in nu
”It‘ls As uoh OfaJoy
to Give a Xmas Gift ‘
(mnnmnm
new... “mom..-“ _ . H..........4.._
t1 . «that flH nut.
Itnd the Vloss ii illia‘ed "M3 $20,000. . ~
W l i ’.
—FOUNTAIN‘"PENS. ‘ -
ceive One.
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.n.
The Holiday season is a. severe drain on
any purse, and thOughtfiulv persons will up-
preciate “our efforts to 'eupplv them with
useful gifts on terms that; .wiil not incon-
venience them in any way. You enjoy
the advantage of securing a. gift that. is“
really wanted without ‘ the necessity I of
drawing- your last cent: from the savings"
bank. A dollar or two left at our store
will make your Christmas a; Cheerful one;:_
and ”will gludden the heart of some one .
dear to you.
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