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'lttrpiuie it'll
FRESH nun
SUGAR
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LIIIIIII News times
WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwalk and vicinity: Partly
cloudy tonight and Saturday An III‘IIII.
or high pressure cen‘ttai ovrIr (lIIoI'IKI t.
is prroduting low temperatuieg in iill‘
South Atlnntic HiatIII-I. iI‘rI-Izlng IIIIII
peIulurIIs extent] as far southu» Mont-
goIntI'Iy, Am. The tequIIrIIIIIII is. llH
lug in the northern itt‘t‘iitiilii.1‘\liifl
tIIIiIIIIII'e. IentIIII over lIIIkII SIIpIIriIII
LII pI‘IoIlIIIing cloudy lilld IIIIIIIIttiI-Ii
weather in the northein poriiong of
tin lzIkIII IIIgion, but pleasant VIII :IIlIII
pIIIIIIils genernily east. of tho Missis-
hlppi Hit/III. Conditions tIIVIIr toi IhiII
\‘I',lIlnity paItly Iloutly WIIIIIIIIII waiI
tining tIIIIIpIIrIItuIII
-—.__..._.....__.
-WhIIt in "it"?
“iii/P you'fullen down this Winter?
«Pot Rom-It. no hoIIII,12I,lhIttIIr,I.
The new moon made its IIppIIIIIIInIIII
last night
I—.~i pg of Lamb; 170.
The. sound of the
heard in the land.
A few sleighu were seen on the
turret Wednesday and yesterday.
-—liIIIIiII r-yi,l nIlerWIIIII and (times III
IpIIIIiul low prices to (tear up lot the
Holiday display. M. i-Ltiuilth & (‘.II
.luhots worn with
I IIIIIIII to grow fIIllIII and Winn as the
season IIIIVIIIIreII_
l‘iIe Arnold Foundry in Norwnlk him
jIIIII. III-tinned its working time from
.‘iiX III four days It WIIILI
«linskethall tonight, at. the Skating
ltlnk. Noiwnlku vs. SIIIIIII'IIIdII.
. George A. Richards, of linnlt street,
NIIw London, wan in South Not-wall;
Buttery.
snow shovel is
I'IIIIItiIiiIIr' ltIII Klilltfi'iti of MI; iif‘fliilt'l'.
ttIin \IIII II. , ,
”Iiiiiitiwin .I\]I]Iiti9. $2.3" iIlIi. p", i).
Lawton Jr (lo.
Mrs. lived it. lI‘linII IInIl daIIIIIIIlIII',
oi’ Livingston street, III'I'iVIIIl lIuIII‘II
yesterday from Mill PIIIiII, where they
spent. 'l‘iInnlII-Igiving with I'IIlIIIirIIII.
I—-ilnltiwin Apples, $23.30 ilili. i".
Lawton & (to.
James iI'lIIIIaIIIm. the New ('IIIIIIIIII
man who was taken to the-,NIIIIII'IIIII
Hospital 'l'ueIIdIIy IIilIIrnIIoII' IIIII-ou-
'N‘iOiliIi, nu recovered his senses and
will leave the institution shortly.
ml’IIsipotted—Tim tIIIIclIIIrII' play
will he givetV ’l'hurstiny, l)III:. t2,
Principal h). it. (iIIuIlInrt, III” the
town high school. delivered IIII illit'l'-
tug address at the weekly pruytItaIII-rI
IIIIII ot’ thIII Net-walk Congregational
t'hurIIlI. last I-veiilng. llis topic was
"iIlduI-Ittlon and Religion." A good Hi7;
I-Il IIIIIllIInI-II heard the address.
wilomn dressed (thickens and Fowl.
i).
l.\I: llI. Public Market. >
’l‘hI service at, the Salvation Army
tIIIIiI’ i. will he conducted by Ensign
Boyd Yorke, formerly spiritual special
for the New England Province. but
now in charge 01' the young people's
work. The ennign in u very talented
unIIIIIpiritual man and II cordial invi-
tation is extended to all to come. Itnd
hear him.
—Posttmned——The tenehers‘ play
will be given Thursday, Ut‘f'. i2.
The first. snow storm of the IIIIIIIIIIII
has left. the sidewalk (In the Wuli
strum. Norwaik, bridge. covered with
ice, but there will he IIII l’l't'lll‘i't’lit'I'
just now of the scrap which IiIIvntopIIIl
iith‘i winter over thrI point. of whether
0'“ IVIIII up to the city or the'town to
clean the walk. (lhnirnIIIn itIIIIry
Matiwira, of the (lily of Norwnllt lliuh»
way department. instructed Sit-wt
(fIIIIIIIIiHIIiIIIIIIr Alex. Smith, this llitil’ll
inn. to lum- I‘InII of hit-I Inen ('it’Illl iitI‘
wuik.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
MahackemOWA. .l. Eninnn. New
York: i it. iiurliIutt, Wilton: Georg»
l.. ltIII-kwIIil, lliIigIIiiIIld; 1.. llIInI-I'I'II‘I,
if. A- Elliott. New York: f'l. Hill
'IIIIy: ii. i".«l-‘Ity. New llIIVI'In. S. (ilt‘t'll'
.‘Iit'in. liridgeport; M. M. Maples. \II
York; ii. i". Whitney .ilnriioivi
(irony- Hamilton. New York; “come
it. tIIlII-I'III. ltImtoII; it. E. liIIskIIil.
New York; fir-urge W. Milan. \\'i|liIIIII
lIeIIlIer, lloIIIIIu: S. t', Strum. hi. .\I_
lilooru. M, W. ('Itrtrluht, New York,
George 'lIZ. iI'iIIlIIIr. ltruoklyn; it.
HIIIIIIIIII, Rowayion; ll.’ Shepherd,
Troy, N. Y.;
York. I
Clifford—I» W.
A. t‘ryne New Britain;
1". ll. HI'idIInIIIn. E. H. WIIIIIIIlIIIl, AI'IIII
IIr Blumenthul. F‘_ 1.. Hill'tit'ilt'r, Neil
Motion”, A. Herman. John W. lirltIlI.
it. ll. Frohwuii. New York; .lIInIIIII hi.
llornn. New liIIVIIn; ii. i’. (lnIrIIIIItIII.
t‘. R. Hiliit'. .lIItIIIIs Conroy, l..
Fletcher, (3. S. ('luphnm, iIIIIItIIII; N.
F! l‘farrlu. ()rIIIIIIII. Mum: Mr. IIIIII
MT". A. M. Leighton. 'l‘rtfy, N. 12;
liolmrt Halfon, Linn-rick, Mutnn;
timllrI-y. SprlnxliI-ld. Minot; .1. .i,
.1. Chandler lliihtu'l.
Sithdiifiéndy. - 25c
. StillaonIPoweIl Corporation,
motion Drowns.
"' .
9”" um loath Nomllt.
tailored wnislq '
‘EVfliY MONDAY Nlhfli.
ll. “i'iu't‘n, ll. lloru, NIIIV'
1'." day 11mm in the (lid Cherry Orchard
(V, f), ‘
hiltm
Are, You insured
Against fire?
Taylor 8: Golden.
74 Wuhln‘nton 0f. 1'01. 210-!-
Carters (impound syrup .1
llWoarlIltca
II a Iuporlor preparation for Bronchi-
tla and Pulmonary troubles, and an or ,
coilent tonic and fie-h producer.
L'IIK NtiilthiL BANK
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
TRANSACTS A GENERAL BANKING
BUSINEQSI
CAPITAL,
$100,000. 00.
OURPLUS AND PROFITS,
$173.5 00.00.
EDWIN H. MATHEWSON, Pr".
JOHN H. KNAPP,1I¢ Vice-Pros.
FREDERICK H. ROWAN, 2nd Vic.-
rel
WILFRED BODWELL, Cashier.
DIRECTORS,
E. H. Mathewson Henry Seymour
John H. Knapp Samuel Grumman
Joalah R. Marvin J. Wallace Marvin
Christian Sawrtz John H, Light
End H. Rowan.
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Best Gifts for Men
and Boys~I~Here.
'ouII ovencom AT $15;
The less you have to spend for a'n OVcrcoat, the
more care you must exercise in spending it. if you
would escape disappointment. There are plenty oi
Overcoats at $15. but you can find none which com-
pare with ours in quality, in style or in tailoring
Will you make the comparison BEFORE you buy. 01
AFTER?
We give you choice of three new models: the
Varsity. the Chesterfield, and the Greatcoat: the
first two in fancy effects. Oxford and black and the
long Greatcoat in fancy Scotch fabrics. $15 to $30.
BOYS’ ovarconrs.
Parents tell us it is a great satisfaction to walk
into our store with a certainty of getting reliable Ov-
ercoats for boys at our moderate prices. It certainly
is a great satisfaction to us to Sell such ood Over.
coats for boys as we are offering now at 53 to $10——
strong. warm well- made garments built for hard ser-
vice Does YOUR boy need a new Overcoat?
' . . OUTFITTERS ~
I 14 South I, ain Street.
INSIST 0N PARO UHARS
GETTING
It} AMUSEMENTS I»,
‘ ROLLAWAY
, SKATING RINK.
NORTH MAIN :1
South Norwalk
OPEN EVERY AFTERNOON AND
I EVENING.
ARE YOU SATISFIED WITH THE QUALITY PRICE
’ OR SERVICE YOU ARE NOW GETTING? ‘
if not, truly hIi wII'Iznn‘piIIIIII‘o yolufon nil iiii‘iii‘ pulnin.
“II can III-mi you the host gram of HOME GROUND
FEED eI'IIr iIIInIIIl out hy II mill and the prices as well
IIII the quality Itro alums r.lghi
AII for our st: [with «,‘livI II» nIIIIr pIIIi'IIrIt as fair lilllli
honest tii'iliillg I-IIII III: IltI: ii. ,
.I'Buy Oats Thais Clean.
MANUEL T.‘ HATCH.
I'i'iIIIIIIIdIInt ot' the. Harlem terIIIlIIIIl
yards, tIIlIinIIr tlIII plIII-II Viit‘itit'li lIy
‘thiiil l’IIiIIIIIr, IIIIIIltanId, iv), 'l‘, Horn,
who lInII iIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIII, IIIIpIIrintIIIIdIIIII,
of the l'I‘ovtIlIIIIIIII IIIIIl'\\’IIrI-IIIIIIIr Iiivi-
:Iion, will take iiii‘wiliill'lt of Mr, Roan
iit'i‘tt. L
Hourpz to 5—8 to it p. m.
BASKETBALL.
FRlDAY, DECEMBER 6.
NORWALKS'vs. srAMFonDs.
PRELIMINARY GAME. ,.
Douglas Fowler Cadets vs. West Ends.
Skating after the games.
Skating 15 cents in the afternoon,
instead of 25c.. Ladies admitted free
nights; skates, 15 cents. .
HOLIDAY GOODS
NOW READY
Largest and best line over carried. Our store I:
full of Gifts for all tastes and pocketbooks. lo III/520.
Wm. P. Beers,
49 WALL STREET, NCRWALK. CONN.
BISIIEIBIII
NOR WALK ARMOR Y
MONDAY NlCH’T. DEC. 9.
COMPANY F v5. YALE ’VARSlTY.
Preliminary Game:
MONTAUKS vs. NUTMEG CLUB.
ADMISSION. 25 cents.
Preliminary Game starts at 8 o'clock.
Dancing from 10 to 12. free.
FlSH.
LARGE DRY LL SCALLO‘PS,
WAKEFIELD OYSTERS. OPENED LONG CLAMS NATIVE FLAT
AND FROST FISH, GREEN SMELT, STEAK COD. HALIBUT, WEAK-
LONG AND ROUND CLAMS.
HARD SHELL CRABS. 30c DOZEN. ,
lltllbill’s Bridge _ Fish. Market.
fRANKLIN SCHOOL HALL,
FRIDAY, DEC 6.
Admission, - 25' cents.
“Miss fearless and Co.‘
TEACHERS' DRAMATIC CLUB.
OSTEOPATHY.
This modern treatment, has twnn rec
()LzliiZf‘li hy the dilitIrIInt'IAIgislIIIurI-II
i
i
I I
i
i
OOOOOW““WOWWW
O. 8.- Jackson,
Optician,
Everything in the Optical Line.
' Eyes Examined Free
68 WALL STREET. NORWALK
ll
or- most. states in the union. in III'IiII-r
to pIIIctlcu Osteopathy in Ihir state it
is necessary to he a giflliilfli” at 1 re p-
iItuhlo school that rquIirI-II four tIInIII
of chitin! nttendIInIII. AI‘ItIr gradua-
tion it is necessary to meet all the, NI-
quireinonts required by . tho SIIIIII‘
“(tiii‘ii of Health. i am a graduate of
the A. T. Still lnsultuto III KirlIsvillII.
MIL, the parent. school. 1 hurt: hI-IIII
iii‘t‘ilflt‘tl to practice by the State
t iIIIIIrIl of Health. Wth you IIIIIiIe. up
i your mind to try It drugless treatment.
it will pay to try one that is based
upon scientific principles and one that
is not learned in It few “'I.-eke. Toln
yII IIrs' tic-tutti cxpr- III'icInt 6.
Jerome D. Wirt,
Osteopathic Physician.
No. 12 laaac Place. Norwalk, Gunmi
Saturday Sale
Sheet Music, 10c Copy
III the. Apple Blosnnm 'l'lmII YE‘NH'I"
l'In 'i’ylnx the, iIIIIIVIIII no They Won't
(‘IIIIIII lIvaI. 'NIIIIIh tho (lid (Yin-try
’l'rI-II. sz't'i MIII-lII, Won't You WIIltztI
' Home. HWIIIII Home With MII, for Old
'l'tnIII rink». 'l‘wo lti.IIII Eye-II, and n hpnI
drI-It IIlhI-III.
ICOLEMAN’S
NEWS CTORE.
10 North Main or, South r orwalk.
Agent tor A. O. Cnldlnft,
Ionian" and sporting Co i
Watch our
checks are cashed and claim cheerfully furnished
are a depositor or not.
Lei” “column for bargains.
4‘
THE BUSINESS MAN
Needs the Services of a Bank on
SATURDAY NIGHT
More Than At Any Other Time in The,
Whole Week.
"lhis' Is the time of his largest cash receipts which he ought
not carry over until Monday.
$0.,NorwalkTrustCo
III Open Every Saturday Evening from 7 to 8 to accommodate the
entire nublic.
Deposits are received: both business accounts
whether
YOUR BUSINESS IS DESIRED.
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“Want" “For Sale” and "To
and savings I
you
FOR oIWA'i‘URDIt’i‘I'.
. LIGGLT'IW
Saturday Dandy
2th Lilli
FENWAY CHOCOLATES, 2 pound
p.IIIlIII‘IIII. Special at 98c
MOLABSES KISSES, \ 19o Pound
CHOCOLATE MOLASSES CHIPS,
32c Pound
OLD FASHIONED CHOCOLATES.
25c Pound
APOLLO CHOCOLATES, the heat of
oil IIIIIdlIIII. KIIIIp well IIIuppllII.d
In Boxes at 30c, 40c 60c. 80c and $1.50.
the Blind Pharmacy,
THE PRESCRIPTION erode.
TelephOne Call, 15—2.
All Orders Delivered Free of Charge.
TRANSFERRED TO HARLEM lilVI
ER.
NEW HAVEN. iIIIII, l‘I,~~AIIdrIIw
floss, who‘ has been IIIIIIIIIlIIIIt. IIIIIIIItriIII
Ll‘lllit‘lli. oi’ the New York IlileIiIIII of
tin-”Now York. New iiIIVIIn IInd liIII'tI
ford liIIilI'IIIIIl in charge of the terIIIiIIIIl
here. this hIIIIII transferred to he, with
«I AMUSEMENTSD-
(.
HO'YT'S THEATRE.
one NIG’Hr‘ouLv, .
WEDNESDAY, DEC. 11TH.
Big Scenic Production in Play Form
of
Extra
"I.
! . ‘
mum
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PRICE’S.
3 m\4"r~1,‘;.mz t. i "I
The Man
Ith values a} fit. we want him.
We have what he wants: '
Clothes and“ Overcoais with
siule in them. The proof is up
to 115.
m
Price’s Clothing Store,
HEAD TO FOOT OUTFITTERS. ,_’ ,
98 Washington Street. South Norwalk.
w. 165 5. .
‘4‘:
m
FOR WEEK COMMENCING
DECEMBER 2nd.”
ALL GOODS SOLD AT THE LOWEST MARGIN OF PROFIT.
PECIAL CUT PRICE CORN SALE AND GENEROUS STAMP OFFER
I IIIIII
‘SP
. WITH TEAS.
l A. III 1’. Coin extrnuuulily, Country
(:IIIIIIII IIIIIIn wiriety, $1.15 It dozen, $2 25
. ‘ “ n IIIIIw. ltI Izuiur price, a Inn, High.
peelal , Sullnnu (‘ IIrn ftIlII' y Motto-.1906 IIdIIz-
' , III“. $1 I I .1 I. th'. ltIIgulIIr prIiIII, II can, a can, 80
t or
orn f town For." Izood IIIIIIIdIIrIt SIII- n (iti7
Sale . "ii $1. MI .I II .I~‘II ltI unit” price, ta can, 76
D t t I I :,III II‘II,
“The Best New England Story Ever
Written."
"It in as sweetly natural
breath of the fields" ,
»- l’ltliIIIiIiplIin KKI’I‘VII‘IL.
QUINCY ADAMS SAWYER
and
MASON‘S CORNER FOLKS.
"The Vitagc Gossips wondtred who
it: was, what he was. what he came
for. and how long he intended to stay."
LARGE AND EXCELLENT COM-
PANY.
“One great big laugh from beginning
to end, and the sweetest lave story
ever told." ‘
Prices ........ 25c. 50c. 75c and $1. 00
Seats on Sale Friday, Dec, 6.
HOYTS THEATRE
MATINEE ANb NlGHT.
_8ATURDAY. DEC. 7TH.
REAL MOVING PICTURES AND lL-
LUSTRATED SONGS.
SEE——
The Petticoat Regiment.
Once Upon a Time.
Picturesque Brittany.
Unions Make PCOpie Weep.
Women. Cruel Wamen.
The Year After,
HEAR JOSEPH M'MAHON SING
"WON'T YOU BE MY HONEY?"
as the .
III Siniittm with I Hi 'r .‘it soot I’WI‘HIIIP
‘33 SIIIIIIIIH “iiil i ”'I. 'I‘III.'10C
THE NATION'S STORE KEEPER AN
EXRTA STAMPS 0N TEAS.; Extra —— till ETRA STAMPS ON COFFEES.
_.-- mm»... "M ~~*~—--—- Hi lillllt'l I'IrIII. "“—"—_7_—
TI” MI ”1th with i in, 'r.-.II 60c with I can A 30 Stumps with 1 lb, Coffee, 360
VI-III in Si. l& P. linking Very Best.
‘25 IStaIIIpII with 1 in. Coffee, 30c
Extra Fine.
amps with 1 ll). ('offeo, 25c
”out in United States
. I lit Stamps with 1 1h, t‘offee, 20c
EXTRA STAMPS ON GROCERIES.
2. I Stamps
rm. with 1 LIOLWI 20 St
ii“ ”if A. AL: I”!
'.'tl SI. IIIIIIII with i in 'l‘II II 35c Extrzu-iq "’
- It‘,
lltsi of Family
'3 Stump;I with 2 l’IIclIIIIIIIII Nivnrn, 20 SIIIIIIpII with 2 cans A. & i’.
I III ........................... 25c! Salmon. nt .................. 256
.‘II minim with 1.2, IIIIII~I Spinach. 10 Stumps with 1 Package “that
III ........... I'. ................ 25c ilIIrIiIIII, .It ................. 10!
in Stumps with L‘lI IIIIII Sardines. 10 Stumps with 1 Can String iii-ans; i
in ....................... So each at .......................... 10c
in Stumps with i Pncknue' Zest. 1:1 Stumps with 1 (‘Itn PinIIIIpplII.
lit ............................ 100 III ............................ 15c
in Stumps with 1 (fun itIIIIpiIIIrriIIII. ill Stumps-I with 1 t'an Sultana I’I IIIH
III ............................ 15: III .................... . ....... 14c
D HOME OF PURE FOOD PROv
DUCTS. FULL WEIGHT AND HONEST TRADING. .
i ‘ iiili [It tiltiliil‘. ii Piliilt lea ill
124 East Washington St.
Tel. No. 909. South Norwalk.
By Morse and Jack Drialane.
EVERYTHING NEW AND .UP TO
DATE.
POPULAR PRICES:
Matinee ............. ‘. 5c and We
Evening .................. 5c and 10:
HOYT‘S THEATRE
ONE NIGHT ONLY,
THURSDAY, DEC. 12.
Engagement of the Famous Comedian,
MR. NEIL BURGESS.
Personally Appearing in the Greatest
of All Rural Comedies.
THE COUNTY FAIR,
Four Thoroughbred Race Horses
running a mile a minute in full view
of the audience;
THE COUNTY FAIR QUARTET.
Complete Production Used Here.
Prices—25c. 35c, 50c, 75c; first tour j ;
rows in orchestra. $1.00,
Seats on Sale Saturday, Dec. 7.
MUSIC HELL
South Norwalk. Conn.
Go where the crowd goes and see the , -
ELECTHOGRAPH
With the Latent
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Closer Prices Than Ever.
You can save many a dollar it you take
Iar sales. Extra Stamps given.
advantage of our popu-
SHOULDERSm—Fancy, Loan and Tender, lb." .................. 10c
EGGS—Fancy Selected. Specnal at Dozen ...................... 25c
POTATOES—Nice, Smooth Stock, Pk ......................... 24c
squn AT (2051.
10 1133., 50c.
_ 5 lbs., 25c.
20 lba.,,$1.00
WE ARE NOTED FOR HIGH-GRADE: GOODS AT _CUT PRICES.
lIIIlIrIr’II or iiIIIIlInIIInn'II ,Cocou. Lemon or Ginger Snaps, ll). . 5c
IIIIn ..................... 20¢ » o . V
l.:IrtzI- l’ltit. rtold Dust. :It. .. 19c 1‘ Pkg“ .‘sew 590"“! Raisins 25‘
'J iim. l’IIrII LIIIII Lard ...... 25c 3 (fans Sweet Corn ........ 25c
till link Stamps with 1 lb. Very Best. TIIII. ..................... 50¢
.30 Pink Stumps with i ll), Font. ,I No. 2 Ton .................... 409
20 Pink Stumps with 1 iii \tII-KII. itientl (‘IIflIIII .............. 32o
2'» l’tIIlI SIIIIIIpII with 1 III. Mocha nnrl .fIIVII (‘IIffI II .............. 30¢
2|) l’iIIiI Sittmtm with i in Jam and MIIIIIIIIIllIot‘olfI-II .......... 25c
THE STORES THAT SET THE PACE.
New York Grocery Company,
i souru NORWALK. NORWALK.
Telephone.
MOVING PICTURES AND ILLUS«
THATED SONGS.
Change of Pictures
MONDAY. WEDNESDAY AND FRI-
DAY. I
llluatrated Song- Wlll Bo Sung by
MR. CARL STUMPF.
South Norwalk'a Favorite.
Ind M188 FINANCES WARD. of New
‘ York.
PRICES ....... 5c,10c AND 156
MATINEE ON SATURDAY ONLY.
WI Guarani" Thla Show. ,
A new consignment of
SLEIGHS.
All styles and prices right.
Now' Is the time to have your Sleigh: repaired and painted.
Horse Goods and flames: Repairing.
HORSE CLIPPIN G.
Rubber Tires furnished for all vehicles.
L. M. WRIGHT V
CARRIAGE BUILDER AND DEALER. .
North Main Strut. i .. South Now/313;.
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Norwalk Chronicler