V 1- A ,1 .
E. K. BANKS.
Mehukemmm
corn-Hermie.
For Norwaik and vicinity: slain and
warmer tonight. Saucy rain Ioliow-
ed by clearing and colder.
duclngc
or snow in all the northern secliollil
east of the Rocky Minimums. There
has been a decided rise in temwntui‘c
in the central sections. Condition
------
rainy weather with iisi g tempera-
fovor for this vicinity cloudy Antit
ture, probably follows; by clearing and 2'
colder Sunday afternoon or night.
Storm warnings are displayed along
the coast
«Pay your Rubbers and Rubber
Boots at Dissolution Sale prices. Sci-
look 8: Price.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles finite? are
confined to their home by illn as. V-.,
Mrs. Disbrow. of Port Chester. is
visiting Mrs. John Drew, of this city.-
~Sott Hats. Soft Hats O Brien.
Douglas Fowler Post 6 A it, will
hold a 1egula1 meeting next Monday
night.
Seed catalogues are ripe and a bona-
tiful crop is being harvested at the
local post-offices.
-Buy your Rubbers and Rubber
Boots at Dissolution Sale prices. Sel-
ieck & Price.
Colfax Encampment, i. 0. O. F., will
hold a regular meeting next Monday
evening at 8 o’clock. ,
~Un1brelias, Umbrellas. O'Brien,
Mrs. A. E. Aisthorpe of Concord
street is confined to her home with a
second attack of the grip.
The Holy City will be sun by Harry
Pepper tomorrow night. at the Forst
Methodist Episcopal Church.
—-This season’s late styles in all de-
partments, ct unheard-cf prices Sel
leek 3; Price.
A meeting of Palestine Castle, A'n
cieut Order Knights of the Mystic
Chain, will he held Monday evening.
The Monday Afternoon Whist Club
is scheduled for a meeting Monday
with Mrs. Lester Hyatt. of Arch street.
General Russell Frest expects his
new sixty-hourse-powor Thomas Fly-
er automobile to be delivered February
—lst. 2
-—lt will pay you to draw on your
bank account. Selieck a Price.
A meeting at Uncas Hcymakers‘ As:
.sociatlon ie~~to~bevlield next Monday?
night in Red Men‘s Hail, Washington
street.
Tomorrow morning at the First,
Methodist Episcopal Church the pose,
tor will preach by request on the ques‘
tion, Does the Soul Sleep After Death?
——It will pay you to draw on your
bank account. Seileck It Price
The members of the industrial
League will meet tomorrow at the
close of the men's Bible class, in the
First Methodist Episcopal Church, at
12: 45 o’clock.
Mrs. Anna Dayton, of Glenbrook
and Mrs. Julio ii. Light, o South Nor-
walk, visited with their other, Mrs.
llarriet A. Lockwood, of Cherry street,
New Canaan, Thursday,
‘Dr. William J Tracey and Dr. F. l.
Burnell have open visitors this week
at the New York automobile show. It
is rumroed that both physicians intend
to have new machines this spring.
-—-lt will pay‘you to draw on your
bank account. Selleck & Price.
Captain Thomas Hunt, of the Nor-
waik police force, hasdwo sore test-
ered hands. A day or two. ago he was 1
opening a box and scraped ct'inaider~
able cuticle from his hands in the ape-
ration. He applied a patent prepara-
tion and the present undesirable con-
dition resulted'
--It will pay you to draw on your
bank account Selleck & Price.
—Canes and Mourning Bands, O'Brien
Mrs. Henry C Froeb and Mrs. Paul
Berg, of South Norwaik, received word
2 yesterday that their father, ltleorge
Schaub, formerly proprietor of a lid-#1
tel in South Norwalk, was seriously
York 61W.
'1“ at his residence in NW
and they have gone.,to t e metropolis
to see him »
-—Corduroy Caps. CgBrlen.
F. H. Bedient, of Norwalk, is trim:
thing the interior ot the dwelling in
{ones Place for Edward Kline. It is a
frame house, three and one- half stop
The Norwallr
«Kenning and Lighting Company is to
do the plumbing and heating; Cornell
and Jewell the painting, and Charles
lea high, 30x33 feet.
Yost the mason work,
Charles D. Rogers, 80th Norwalk;
FILES GUESS IN 6 T0 .14 DAYS-
ciao Diurnmr is guaranteed to
2 “"1“, case 0’ Itching, Blind, ,Bleeldi Boots at Dissolution Sale prices. Sel- ,
lug ‘or Protruding Piles in it: to
0.
days or money refunded.
udy weather with light rainh ‘2
A disturb.r r
bppé’ais central this imorning in the , ti 3mf. fiy’flufl Jr
gsissippi Valley. it is pro 1
j derson. Greens Farms. were at tbv
Stationery
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‘ 60 EnveIOpes
A “373%?on '
~ In ”Window.
mam.
* CWNIIII at: Tel. see—o.
m.ms Jg. manu- man
at our store.
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w—chiokenn and Ferris, 12 and 1
lb myds’ Mitt. 5‘
meat or, Tninity Church .
Bradley S Keith, of Norwaik. has.
been commissioned as postmaster for:
(our years longer. ,
The item pripied in Thursday evo-
hing‘y paper whom; Miss Mildred Ho-
man was. entirely wrong. She is not ill
undergoing an operation.
in the bilinrd tournament of the
Norwullt Club, last night, Frederick A.
Lockwood, rated 100, defeated Could
S. Hoyt, 70, by the score of 100 to
68. The contestants this evening will
be Reed 6 Havlland, 90'; and Judge
H. W Gregory, 60
Mrs. Carrie LeCrolx was found in
the upper hallway at 51 Main street,
Norwalk last night. by Sergeant The
man Motherland and Oiiicer Charles
Page. in the Norwalk police court
this morning, Judge E. M. Lockwood
administered a sentence of thirty days
in Bridgeport jail.
it's a good, old world after all,
if you have no friends or money,
in the river you can tail: , .
Marriages are quite common and.
More pie there will be. a
Y tied you take Rocky Moubish
“ ’Vs Drug Store,
:Wallace. Jr., R. C. Bates,“
,Grani Richardson, 0 C. (lot
: w York; Elwood Scolioid. Mrs
Elwood Scoliolii New Rochelle; W. ll
Cook. Westfleld. Mass; P. H. Bristow
Washington, D. 0.; M11. and Mrs. Wat
laoeMcQuhae. lndianapolie, ind; A
T. Shermanflhlcagotvli. Howard Hen
Hotel Clifford yesterdey. "
~8th Hem. Still Hats. O’Brien.
A number 0! South Nor-walk peoplt
will go to Bridgeport tomorrow. it
attend a betrothai party in which the:
are interested. William Josem.,0
South Norwaik and Miss Esther Phil
lips, of Bridgeport, will become engiig
ed Jacob Schaiéu. of,’ Greenport. N
.and Mrs. Annie Marsha, of Non
ork. arrived in South Norwuik, yes
terday, to visit with M. Josem and
Sons, of 51 Lowe street, until tamer-
PSW, when all will witness the i‘estivl
t es.
~Fresh Shoulders 12ch 1b.; Fresi
Hams,1~ic. llayes‘ Mkt.
Kev. Charles 8 Maciaricnd was out
of the s kers at. the annual banquet
of the en's Club, or the Danbury
Congregational Church, fast evening.
The Criminal Side of the Court at
Common Pleas c mes in next week
Tuesday .with oil ry and jury warrants
were issued for Norwalk John A. Ply-
mert Hoyt and William B.Reetl;f01
New Canaan, Thomas H mowich and
Sidney? B.“ Cbich‘esier. ~ Mr. Reed is
sseriously ill at his home in South
Norweilt. ,
—-.-‘This seasons late styles in nitric
artmeutn, at unheardof prices. Sel
ecu & once.» : .
The place will 9 owned by Samuel F.
Millard. and w y be 25128 fget, two
and one an stdrles. with seven rooms
The ms in West usual and Court-
land street for Elbirt N. Sipperly, is
ow ready to raise. It is oi frame.
no and one-hill storieh high; val-80
,feet. with a shingle roof 8. C. More-
house, ot West Norwelk is the genéral
contractor. ,
V ~Wint9r ,Caps Winter Caps, O'Briep'l
two dwellings in; be erected in»
tile Lemoezemnr They will
two and one half Iitoitios hi
tact. containing six rooms ”9.1“91;
th room at good silo. ”Iiitl
provemeilt. Hora Nash wade
the pludt’binfl and Vsptihg
1 Ins and electrical orit con Mitre
not yet let. Architect Pei-iris s. More-
house drew the sibling “the“
boys all the miter-lair
“Buy your ltcbbert'r Ind Rubber
lock &V PIV'IoVo.
VN'EXW YKORK MURDER MYSTERY.
der mysteryw educate
city today wh
Camels was found lying on
man: iii out with street-1
than been splittiopen by sub
heavy cleaver such its is” used
anti
2:
. It 2.
’ E. E. Gorham is docorating the base» '
and has had no thought whatever, oi ',
Final Roda
Throughout ocr entire store. rim Floor and Moment, combin-
ing everything one could ask for, will be“ PreduCWme-Hhif leftist
Worth. .Our aim is to close out everythmg passion before our
annual stock taking.
M. S
‘92 Washington
Harry A. Hendrick, of Broad River ,
has been glyen the contract I iha - V‘ ‘
ton avenue, South Norwslk, for FraIn- . ,
We
H6130 -,
the owner .
2 rlilo-An or mut-
i "l tethgmloht rec‘-
on! of the mango Sign); 11“ 1M ,
Maybe?» ‘
b‘VV‘
butch, , ., . 1
m... 2 amt -
besido‘,i th V body
which 1"? asp kn
bet-9“" blood
Branch Oblces:
Bridge
The excavations have commenced V~ ‘
for thelciattase- {which 3. E Botaioi‘ti -1
will build in Spring Hill, Norwalk. '
the public that we propose makingr' it.
Coal. We can do this easily, because there is more heat value to
the ten in our Coal ”titan in any other Coal you can buy.
The Daniel Keogh Boil bumping
Leary a News Stand. 0
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roll masses 1 nadir,
, Day and Evenitjg llbi 1 ‘
'* ,‘ sow IS A GOOD rm I“ bit
,» V .- M. A. MERRILL. Pfin. ‘
SouthNogweVlk Stami orb Port Chester,
[or Two, Somebody a
' S” into on
1 audio: Rio: 1
1 1
Street.
At Star Shirt Factory.
Merwin Street, ‘
MACHINE STITCWRS
AND LEARNERS
Apply at Facioryfai taco.
‘Good Pay and Steady Work.
Hutchinson. Pierce 3: Co.
for all muons using our
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Extra large size No. 2, Nut coal at $5 per ton,
$5 CO {Ton
mains &GANS COMPANY
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And an Excellent Supporting Company
The Sam Beautiful Poetic {lam-nee:
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No charges. Strictly eonndeu
debts.
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SATMRDA‘Y. JANUARY. 10,
MATINEE AND NIGHT.
Return Engagement of the Ever
ii. , ‘ N’UI‘I’ '
. AMERICAN ,VITAORAPH co.
All New Pictures and "mutated
I : mg‘i'mrfilflé We
”'1"qu
Matinee V
Evening lilo, 20c and 30c
iron-s THEATRE
narrow svamue. “Husky 21.
The distinguished Renault. Actor.
LISTER LONERGAN »
IF I WERE KING.
(By Justin Huntly McCarthy}-
and the Same ccdtly Production
2: as Given by til-l , .Qothern.
Felon. ....... 25¢, 80c 75° and $1.00
HOYT'S- THEATRE
museum JANUARY 24.
MR. CARTER
PROM“. _
JULIA GRAY
and
THE CRITERION PLAYERS
in His Remarkable English Epigram
matte Comedy,
SHADQVwo OF THE PAST.
with the
Original Criterion Theatre Company'
and Production.
N. Be—Attraction guaranteed by io-V
cal managemept.
Prices ............. .25o, 356,506
BASKET BAIiL,
1. NOQWVAIBK ARMORV. .
EVERY Manon NIGHT
The local Company F team is play-
lng the best Fives in the country, and.
keeping Norwalk in the trout rank of
the game. The best team that ever
represented this town can be seen any
Monday night at the Armory.
NEXT GAME, {
GI m0: ’
8T PETERS V8. co. F.
Preliminary Game:
PASTIMES vs. HARST-ROMS.
,1 Alter the name: them
my evening until mid
extra charge.” +,;. ...1 :
ADMISSION, 25 CENTS.
nook. Events tor the comics
rcombrlso.
D Barnes will give tip 01-.
hibition in fancy skating Thursday:
evening. 11
The rink is open every alternooiia
ind evening.
1 Bellini-2 *M .7. so to 11 p.12)
5' i,.1v
Q “ENG“.
Monsoon.
NASH
.We don't rciorm men by tailin‘g'
wiobeuimodnstheyeoewtaat‘é 2
3‘1 am. We urea-1 bouts}
snot the new .
yeari‘vflgllu bet on pay up your old .
WA; "aim at. 1
dilasndwc‘
is dancing;
ght. without
Finer CAME booms Ar s o'cuoclcV ,
Rolland; biliillilfl: ,
,R'mk .
is thematic tor Mreb‘tion and healthy; ‘1
exercise and is becom cg more popular "
_ at “Mr ,Carter‘m
1 He draws“.
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*~ The Pans 111111. 611
'33 South Main St, StitVitil Norwsiii. _V
Commenceis Jan, mmV
“J. A. BISHOP 8%. 09
six.
rxf‘xceflcnt shape, well make, and gun
N DRYio
,- hIn“ Oil 8‘s,“
, TEN DAYS' CLEARANCE SALE-POSITIVEIJY niG
' GAINS ONLY.
5 Ladies’ Suits of Velvet. Broadcloth and Mixtures.
Ladics' Coats, all lined with satin,
Ladies’ Mixed and Plaid Coats.
’8th Cents,
Russian Fox,
Mink Scaris, _
wiwil go Get.
iul plays prod
Tenderfoot;
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.
reception by her mute.
and determ nee
lag.- and
ligation,“ 6r
ting the rope ,,
alarm. “Til ' ,
. spelt. tit
EURS—BIu'e Wall sold all over for $25; sill putt,
You cannot buy for double elsewhcfe. Come soon, will
cam '51 6:1? Infinitive P"
3 not its all 00
enter equal inN Newi emu.
the list of success?
ed thire this yegr It”
lei iorthe t ewyears acV
e W per Vsseyr‘eremrue,“
- ‘in Toyland "‘
nd.“~Shadoms1ofi the PM" produced ,
eatre. the, Criterion?
This latter play is underlined for an
appearance at Hoyt‘a Theatre Thurs—'
. slay night.
A young man brings a bouquet to
1 his sweetheart, but is accorded a chilly
The lover. ,
1 who is disheartened, leaves the flowers
0 end his existence. V
pi lot, but decides to
"shame oil" in some other manner.
V He finally ii is upon the idea of harm auoce‘iso
use vending .his way Gerda
car log a stout p
1; a‘ ‘
iV
.ti‘al.
,1
, Iain ‘ I"
pieces of the hope V
finish of the Diet. 1 my
made or Vine tops V ‘
can
a vagabda
He is quickly cast aha i‘I’o
use can so 1‘ ‘
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‘ ‘ ‘ ' been new a' lit ‘_
Malibu 3i“ 7'“ "" ‘" ""th fuow not than at the entire contiio Tb“ g 1 .
(Admluion ... its. gent going for the commissioner o: ii V V.
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