’3’lieodore Hamilton or Weston, is
wot-king this week in South Norwalk.
~90. & K Barbies. O'Brien.
Douglas Fowler Post will meet in
Grand Army Hall" Washington street
Monday evening.
Today will be the last dify to hanv‘2
in towu tax lists and avo
pen cent penalty.
II the ten
They are well made, gracefully
. and WNNW Chairs, Arm Chain, Willey knickers In plain nrld upholstered
' seats, and Leather Chain.
. MI. and" Mrs. Weytc A. Raymond, oI ‘
Clay street, are entertaininét Mrs. W. -
Harry Evans, of New Yok.
-C & K. Stiff Hats. O’Brien.
Miss Ella Fanton, of Weston has
returned from a visit with her sister,
Mrs. Edwin Hoyt, in Norwalk
-Speclsl eaIe Fancy Solo. Pillows,
$1.2dieach; worth 9198. M. S. Smith
Mr and Mrs J Merwln Beer-,s or
Weston, have been spending a week
with Mr and Mrs Frederick Beets In
Norwaik. 0
Halestlne Castle Ancient Order of the
Knights of the Mystic Chain, is sche-
duled to hold a regular meeting next
Monday night. -
Blackheadl. blotches and pimples
are caused by the Improper action of
the bowels. Hollistér’s Rocky Moun-
Lain Tea regulates the bowels, makes
Your complexion clear and beautiful
Siva you thaft headthy lock. 35 cents,
Tea or Tahiets. Pleisted’s Drug Store
Mr and Mrs. J Meiwin Beers, of
Weston, returned home yesterday ti om
a two weeks’ visit in Norwnlk.
-Telescope Hats. O’Brien.
Mrs. Henry M 'i‘rowbridge and her
daushter. of Weston, spent Wednesday
with relatives in Noiwalk.
Argo Red Salmon is the fish that
tspade Alaska valuable to the United
tales.
Joel Godfrey. of Weston, still re-
mains in the Nowell: capital where
he underwent an operat on last week.
—-Aii Fall styles. O'Brien
Fall and winter gloves are all in
place at N. E. Ryan and Companys
and Walt the inspection and sale that
are 'sure to come. A brief description
of some of the styles will be found
in today ed.
A very old lady was grandma Jones.
She. had passed her tour-score and
three,
And had no aches or pains in her
bones,
For she drank Hollisters Rocky
Mountain Tea.
Plaisted’s Drug Store. 9
Adams Express Company has had
two clusters of incandescent lights
placed outside the oillce in the west-
bound rallroad depot, so that the em-
ployees can the better see to read the
addresses on the numerous pieces of
express matter which line the vicinity
ARGO ARGO ARGO ARGO ARGO
ARGO ARGO ARGO ABOO ARGO.
Robert Mdrton, one at the passenger
braken'ien or the New Yorif, Nehru
van and Hartford Railroad Company,
who has been ill for nearly
weeks with blood poisoning, is able to
be about again with the aid of crutch
es. The poisouin was caused by run
plug a wire in higha‘nd.
——'l‘h,cll Ger Elli Co. desires to
announce a spent 1 sale or Blue Enum-
elwarc on Saturdhyl Nothing over we
managing, for the New: Haven Rail-
road. ice President 19. J. buckiand.
in discussing the laying oil of about
2,900 men by the railroad. says that it
will not be of the slightest interfer-
ence with the operating ciilciency. nor
any curtailing of present facilities tor
travel. But the construction work.
which was not necessary for the safe
operation of the lines, will cease at.
once.
wBoys' Caps. Boy's Cups. O'Brien.
District Deputy Grand Muster (lhui-
les ll‘. Mills of South Norwalk. puid
an oiilcinl visit to St. John's Lodge.
Free and Accepted Masons to Bridge-
port Wednesday evening Nearly all of
the grand lodge officers were present
and delegations from South Norwnlk.
Monroe and Port J person, LI 'l‘ be
master mus n's d as was conioired
upon one cluster after which there
were address is by the visiting oldest s
in b donuts: was served alter the mot-t.
up.
«or. Dick's cures malark
Willium Logan. formerly of South
Ndrwuik. the chauffeur held rcupoui,
bid to: the death at Mrs. James below
or on Domino avenue, Blratiord lost
I" ay evening, while drlv its an unto-
Iio. Way to hive ‘ arraigned
be re Judge C ll. Peck. of Stratiord.
yofitcrday morning, but as he had not
new obtained counsel It'd” thoulhti
squirm wait a day or so before going
ugh the term or binding him over
pghn charge of manslaughter. lie is
Bill in“ it”: " ‘
an my liver Iaadmto chronic or
anemia and constipationwweakens
memo Worn. ,- poituu ROW-Mi!“
(29 “cent, pg box) corrti‘ gt the liver.
upgtih 9min whitish. clips constipn»
othree children oi litnry butler.
of lieddin ,orders for whose coilirniti
111th to 130th "Home, it. Ndrwlllh,
were is is Dammit-tr. in the
Lind
prdhato court, yIn rin‘hhury. will not he
obit ed to tote Iiidt institution ‘fiim
M. I. wilted; tha‘ motility oilihial Visi-
tor in the County Home, interested
herself In the w {mo‘h thenli “Mo
and succeeded rigtp
“will "mil". I... Willi?
o a r vs 0 men
ll“ Hem 990 air Simeone Peace.
mcuIWI‘hcmmtgfi‘ rs. 3m}
thi co. '
hi I unha task made
“‘1’ liolnt It‘ll‘izkide your shoe
“Ergo“ n Its work
with” can never heap" II the shoe-
ur: node mm
[WW t m
OgGaodyear cl “Shad..."
This a ”at:
cvenm mores
rt. mm at am
90 WASHINGTON 831'. Phone 466
—Elgln Butter 32c ll) F D.l.. & Co.
A special meeting of the Norwalk
Fire Department will be held tonight
at Pioneer headquarters.
-——Mainc Potatoes, 5 bu. lots, title bu.
I". D.‘»prton & Co.
The coming of winter seemed very,
real last night. The air was cold and
a strong wind swept through the city.
-Freuh Home and Shoulders, at
New York Market.
The trees are almost denuded of
leaves. The tact that spring was later
seems to have had small sheet on the
coming of winter. '
--~We are offering spcciul values in
Ladies‘ and Children's Underwear for
zatgrday and Monday. M. S.
0.
given at the home of Mr and Mrs
Ham McCunn, oi Cedar stioct.
n—Enteriainmeut and Dance by Iain-
reka Rebekah Lodge. Odd h‘eilowa'
,Hall, 'lt‘riday evening. .‘ov. 8. Ad-
mission. Will.
It would be well to remember that
before extinguished
Market.
A lnrgc number of young people
were out. last. night and enjoyed Ilnl-
lowu'en pranks among themselves. as
well up calling on and entertaining
many of their friends.
—-’i‘he famous musical comedy,
“Coming ’l‘hro the Rye“ at lioyt's
Theatre. Saturday afternoon and night.
it is the event. of the season in South
Norwailr. "
A young colored girl become involv-
cd with it bunch of Hullowc en prank-
stars in North Main street, and barrel
stave» were called into. ulsv. much to
to the consternation of the girl.
musical comedy successes.
urday afternoon and night.
rPhilippinenoes.
-A how lino Wall and Winter Pet-
’&t LOIS
Tuesday night by a party of young but:
ion. residents ofr the hill section. The
"latter with held at the room at the
Klindiko Club and rs sis was rendered
by Shepp's Orchestr. , ,
Cal- Ham 14c 1b.; Fresh- 8am 14o
1b.. Choice Home Dressed Fowl 18::
public Markshzsil tie. Mala Bti
b'i‘wo masquerading urea flirted
shamefully with Constobe samuui 0.
Ireland inst nii'iit. one Wits lo nil ah-
runces n mph» and the other his
lusliing bride}. '1 Constable Ireland
seemtkbplesseg
IMF hid"? hit
it won
ire-innit, mud Miss Apple. Monnhnn
Who had been musnperudins.
itpeuiulisis are ‘3 book to till~
plist 's
nut
nsc‘ohmeudsd and and by so
35 cents, Tea or Tablets.
Wm“! Store.
when obtuse. he tilt." m... 5. u...
l
Smith ,
A Hollowc'en surprise party was‘
Thomas Smith and Mi. und Mill. Wil- ‘»
too much cure cannot be taken when -
burning leaves. The lire eu‘yily uplands .'
and often times does costly dottingo -
-Legs IJumb, lilo In. at New York ‘
~9'l'he must famous of oil the big ‘2
"Coming _3
’l‘hro' the ltye," ut. lioyt' a Theatre, tint- ‘.
Advance ;3‘
sale now open for mutinco sud night 3
licoats Just arrived at M. S. Smith 1
A very pleasant dunno wuu pivon ,
9 mirror-h Port to roost, lilo 1b.: Fresh '
at the attentions of. the -3
19-19 North Main 99M
86
e discovered litter thutl 3-3
his daughter. Miss Florence . ~
ture‘s remedies no he he the best liol -.
Mountain Tau has been in pitch
's all turned for thirty years. an hilt (it t“‘
seialists. i969.
tainted I; water
the streets.
Heavy
Biprrltz
:z-button length
Iii-button length Cap e
FUNEIIAII bisected
’39:» :3:
:3. Kid Gloves, one. clasp . .
Kev} Gloves. sham length.
i
Ladies’ and Misses! Golf Gloves
‘Ladics’ Children’s and Infants’
Washington Street
i ‘I
=Exclnsiveness I:
Kid Gloves. tans and black.
:6— button length. Kill Gloves. tans and black ............... $3. .00
. . . ................. 3. so
Fleeced lined Cashmere Gloves ‘:-‘4 ........................... 25c
' Silk lined Cashmere Glows ...... t .........................
Doe lined Gloves, leather bound
Itiklngint it is ‘
Kid Gloves . . . . .-
............... . $1.15
id Gloves, tans. lit-Own. gray. black and red, our pop-
"E Eugenie” brand . . . ..... .
..:‘...u
.........
v ...........
Mittens.
,i
,t at!"
N E RYAN 8- CO
South Norwalk
Lei Stalled; Clothe You
:l “'2
You will find in our 5 its and Overroets for Young Men exclusive
kinks in tailoring, exclusive patterns and fabrics and withai an indes- ,‘
cribable air of Imartneu and cxcluslvcnela that it will be impossible
to get unless you go to the high-priced
custom tailor.
Thou clothes are made to our special order by this country's forc-
most wholesale tailors.
WE BUT THE EXCLUSIVE TAILORB’ PRICES (N HALF AND
Saving prices on new Suits and
JACKET SWEATERS FOR MEN
Oval-coats.
A N D BOY 8.
LATE ‘s'rVLas m HATS AND cape.
SMART, BROWN NECKWE AR.
Wil
OLOTHINO 0F THI
I
I...“— .. -. .0. .....
-, firm“ In.“
is
old .m a.
mmvmrsm this
gal} “hrs,“ at”
their press
3W ' «it? eta M drain. Ill
try run freely u’nd not was
time Oldt’i. he an not." It so:
Mr and
I
O
is H. Selletk
RIGHT IOIT.
48- 50 Wall Street, N orwalk
”‘00": "9-9.
when lupus wmoowe. -
‘7“ I ~. run.
SEE THE PRICES
1-
Bacon ‘0.:0‘|Wllllll'III 99"!)‘019.1‘°
pal...“ datum.in...nus-unnuuaunsn-Hu1h‘
pent one» 9..., ”m,; -
, .
’44.!
losesill.I‘lOI‘DIOIvcaIIIIOQOCGvD 18¢
339k sust‘Itfilul‘wito\tvl|oIoo pus 10°
up Onions . 96 Quart
tint
a“? 90th Homily.
,‘GIVE YOU GOODS THAT ARE JUST A8 SATISFACTORY.
V‘
Ni ”
.. q... n. my... . ........M..,..
“hflbid 9 Son.
lilii‘
firdinsndli
s‘nd airs. 8 sh smith. st Namath,-
were nests at “Farrier! turin last Wadi.
needs and?
Writs . ,
at». t
T LEPHONI 994
rim-tilde bu. “if
Smith
Iberia flit 1b.. at New Yorhfippmlm,“ am;
4 u
it liliKWllllll till
Bright. fresh, new band coverings are. necessities these days. not
only for comfort but to. round out the completeness of the outfit.
Photo. is no doubt about our readiness with Gloves
shades and beet grades of (ilOves, backed by out guarantee to give
satiaipction are hero iii profusmn
Mocha Kid Gloves, brown qr gray
s-clasp K
at
I its correct
soc
5°C .
‘ 9 nautztlrz" W!
, (than on. hpaest “fish
An Automobile
’ i A law runabout: rknp ‘
- from 9150 to 9250 each.
3 at that money; r , .
"l’oilrln oars ridding
Mo on. First use shape and
first e] si makes. -3
In price from
s.
» “Haunt Goods or Honest ill-loos."
39 Wall Street. , ‘ Not-Walk.
Wm... -WL‘WW
" Hotel Mahackema.
.i ‘R CONNOR, Mgr. , 3‘
,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, $t-15 Service and Cuisine Up to Date
. . ..... $1. 25.. and $1. 50 Rates 92 per day and upwards
. . . . . . ...$1 25- m
------------ $2- 75 Stock and Generaf‘lniormation Ticker
Sunday Dinners. 75 Cents.
Tel 488. _
Funeral ulterior
and em balhior. .
to North Main as. South N‘éma‘i’u =
Bullion“. 9 Washington 91
Telephone at house. 093.
telephone at since, 9339-39. ~
‘ ‘51.
Miller hi Jordan,
lltal‘lslau Bidets, "
illite iloyl’t Theatre Ilnildiig
OOUTH NOIW'ALK
Intuition iii Still Street
IMOOEPOR‘T.
In, no u I. i.
or froldhtddiy
0n and after Tuesday. January 1.
1906 Freight Propellers will leave
Pier 28 East River, New York, (idol
of Dorer street), every day. (except
‘ Sunday) at 4 p. ill. Freight. received
at Not-walk up to i p m. and South
Norwalk up to 5:30 p. in.
NORWALK STEAMBOAT co.
Analog .i. leth, 0. 0 Housman,
Lamp.- 33 General Agent
i 151th ”w. to. mono.
Evita? LADY-eilloaassiuo oil-AN
sea - ,
should be equipped with a hint!
snow white. one piece "Standard" Porv
cclai Enameled Investor.
H vs You orer steppe to consider
ow delightfggly yconvohinat it would
to hatch ‘and cold running water
ins your dressing inter. nlsup
ill! Mayer“. Intent or rdt toilet
presence would allot-d you
the highest degree of tort.
mWe will gladly floater prices. Our
shippers drum: so am it»
r i9
SOUTH NDNWALK, CONN. 3 _
fififim
CUHPLUIM AND KHOKITI,
9; 79,in
_ 3_ ,
‘tivflmi Wendi out.
«on it.‘ mg; listvm
Jot sum 3 items. m use
maniac-rs A swim. assume 3
A good many women invariably u as how heirnlus lol- the, couture but
how many appreciate the process. oi their production? 3
A very small proportion, Ive tear. Bo Fundy Goods counters tulle pious-
hrs in showing 80th Norwaik women the process or their development
from the born to the head. ‘
First there is the horn, which Is obtained from the steers oi the western
plains.
Then it is sawed ready tOr pressing into sheets, which is done by
steaming the horn. .
From the horn shoots blanks for the pins are cut out.
The Square. rough pins are then s tamped and cut out from tho blanks-Iv:
two pipe from each blank . - s « l - ‘
The pins are then rounded up. polished made perfectly smooth, so they ‘
don't pull the hair; and ilnd their way to the heads. - ‘
The pins of which we show the mode of manufacture are the fies . .
Bone Hairplns, and there are nonebetter made, and it is the very best '
‘ quality of Bostonla Bone Hairpins which are on counters.
The Bostonia bone hairpins are made in shell and amber color, in var- ‘
ions sizes and shapes, and put iii? in packages of a dozen and six pins to a. . ‘ .
package accordilig tcl pie size, apd so Id ,at a uniform price oi 25s a packasoy ‘ 3 ‘
Merrill 3 , .3
How To EARN A LIVING.
“Day ”use an gut sessions" r -’~ " I r“ BOOKS; wuss.
woman Today. M. A‘ Miriam-LL.- Prin
South NorwaIIL-Io waStamfotd. Port Chester. ._
.. .?
I a ram: SUPPL r or
Ammunition 111 All Loads,
AND A NEW AND COMPLETE LINE OF
Double and Single Guns and Rifles.
Waterproof Hunting Coats. Trousers; Leg-
' gins. sud Gun "uses
4
Chad Repaired and Rented.
"antiquarian for sperms W: in Debora}. -
Narwalk Hardware o
39 Mill" STREET, NORWALK.
3....
. The Paris Cloak Sr Suit House,
33 SOUTH MAIN ST. 80. NORWALK
UNPREPEDENTED OFFERING IN SUITS. COATS. SKIRTS, WAIQTO
AND FURB- .
Held up in comparison With each and every offering this season. here
til at any other store, this is beyond d ouht tho very best value of all.
Ladies‘ I‘nd Misses Suits, In all shades RM fabrics They are splendid
bargains ii" you need a Suit. 99. 98. 91 1.98. 314.99, 919.98. 924.98.
Ladicl’ Skirts In all nuttetluls and shades. 92.98, 99.98. 94.99, 95.99.
97.98 to $24.98.
94. 8leiu' Long Coats in the newest plaids and mixtures, also black. from
9 up.
Sale 1 Colored and White Walsh, 99c.
All out Nun's Vetting, with very nice embroidery. 9199. .
’figggren’s and Girla' Goats, the hi agent pelcctlon in town, from 92.99 up
to . . ‘
“ Furor—Now is the time to select your Fur. before they ure all picked
‘ out. First Is best.
Black Petticoats tram 99c. to 91.98.. 3 , ~-
R 1 0 and Ndmo am Reducing Conan. and, 91.349. ".99, 99.99. - . .- .
We alter free 01‘ chiral;
' - The Paris Cloak] I- ault Hon-e. ,
as aouru MAIN eraser. soU‘rH NONWAI. ALI-it
.3 513-515 MAIN eraser. environs.
I.
FOR SALE . .
Gilli Indian Motor Cycle, good condition. , t
on; “BMW Cycle. lust resulted. train factory
One Oldsmobile Runabout.
' NEW SUPPLY OF RODEO AND BLANKETB.
Agent for Auburn Wagons. Everett’s Patent numpwsma
truly not. .efl I”. 93‘7”?!" adding
Rubber Tires furnished for all vehiclmo, . 9, .ll‘ 3
Horse Goods of all ductiptionlwfi -
La: ’3
In? ”N. stars
332: ‘l‘ ‘
3..
Willi“ ‘
its» i9, Lilli *
m‘“ ”uteri?
WE?!“ vii Ipfifi it
«us:
was M
“y. .9”; a .
, - x .3 h
v .. 7mm essay slwiys on use - 3 ‘
no washrooms eraser. soups sosw
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