I:
.ll'tl.li.“. at l". H.
hodfiih'hi’e. is", no.
Holiday Gifts
IN GREAT PNO'USION AND VAI
‘NIETYI
There in lomething useful or some-
thing beautiful: something to wear or
something ornamental. to make your
,{l'it'lldll happy on Christmau day.
E. K. "BANKS,
MAHACKIMO HOTEL ILOCKI
IOUTR NOIWALK.
IIIII News NIIIIIS
Special holiday offering at iliiIltIp'II.
The ad. will tell you mote about it.
——I mIIrPllas for Xman. () lirll' n.
Douglaa Fowler Post. 0. A. IL. will
hold Ita regular meeting this evening.
—-Illnr- Mondays no more. Bartlett's
Wot Wash, 50c. Tel. 790.
linear-I Tribe. Improved Order ol’ llcd'
Men. will hold It regular meeting ’l‘ncII-
day night.
~It goes up In ItmokII-hnt It's good
Innoko. Try the. ""otnhoy" (‘iuar and
bu convinced.
Inuit-I Kiowa-h. the editor of Tho
(‘IIrIIItIan Advocate. iII quite ill with
pnoumonia.
~—t‘all and get a ItaInIIlII of our hand
soap. F. E. Lockwood (it ('0,
Washington Camp, No. ll, l’tttriotir-
Order of tho SnnI-I of America. It'lll
Int-(It tomorrow night.
—bitylislt DIIrIIIIIIII for Xmas. O'Brien.
A meeting of Colfax Encampment
will ho held tonight In ()Itd F‘cilovI'I-I‘
Hall, Washington alroot.
"—A large line of \‘lollna and Violin
('aIItItI for Xmas. I". id. Lockwood &
Cu, :19 Wall atrIIIIt. Norwalk.
MI'II. (f. II. llawklnu‘at of Norwalk. is
Vihlllllfl hor lll'till'll'l‘, Josiah Hawkins.
at bias homo In Honthport.
~-—.\'o more wash days at home. Hart.-
lIIttfs Wet. Wash. 500. Tel. 7!").
Mrs, MItudalI-nn llawkiur, of No. 3
JVtIothat‘d ItI'I~tItIII, is I-onilnIItl to htcr
hot! with an attack oi‘litt' Kt'ilt.
——\\'hI-n yon‘ro .Iunokt- lIuIttrry.
'lhtI "'l'tIttIlIII_I"' Cigar. ll IIItIiIIiIIII.
The children oi’ tht- (‘ounty Mttlllt' In
Wontpoit ItvonuII will IIII'II It i lll'li-iitltl III
I'antata at tho III-hoot llt‘Xl l'IiIlaI at-
ltIt'nntIn.
——$lti Lt'lfl you It .ilnt- nIIw piano for
Xmas. Stoim-rt‘a. I'I South Main aim-t.
MrII. Thatltious Gnyer. or Raymond
atruol. has rIIoIIrI-I'I-Il front an attack
of tho grip. which who has had for the
past wook.
~~lt'.~4 n Murry Xmas for tho, sunoltnt'
”4‘.
who gIItII a nice- box III "’I‘onthoy"
('igars.
()hi \\'IIII Lorlgo. No. ltiN, F. and A
M.
row (III-nihtz at Masonit- llall.
Main .I-Itt‘III-l.
~-t)IIt- Angolus. III first clans (it'llt'l'.‘
with It largo number of rolls of tnttIIlI'.
for $12.3. Original post about S-ilttt. I".
II. Lockwood I; (‘o.
Sherman Council. No. 1.312. Royal
Art-annm. will hold a meeting totnor~
will hold a' monitor I-ItIIIIIion tomor-
South
row night. and also iIIdulgII III the-
Izatnt» of rarpot howls.
'Nlt‘t' Xmas i'rIIIII'nts. ()‘itrion.
’l‘hI- Norwnlk lIIIllIlinLr. l/litl’l and In
VPNilllt'lll Association will hold its l't'il'
ular monthly tnIIIIting tomorrow night
at tho ollItII of Taylor & (loldI- II
Argo lit-'Il Salmon has the 'Momlah"
Instr, ”to mow you eat thI tnIIrII rou
want. ‘
Miss 'MIIIIIII liouton, who has been
spending several week,- with hot :unt,
l.o"‘ strIII-t
It!
Mrs. I'lllio t', Hoyt,
martini totta'fr iot'hI-r homo itt lirock"
I-iito, tintat‘in.
»-~ilarllotl'II Wet Wash. Tt'l.
.'.t|(' dons tho wI-IIk'I-I washing.
‘AllHII EIIIIIIIII Rt‘t‘tl, who has
hit).
lIIII‘l'i
spending some time in Norwalk, I-ItItrt-‘
t‘tl for her homo in Colorado, Saturday.
Itr't-mnpanimi In Mr nlt't‘t'. Miss I’Itul»
Int-8.1 George.
-—~ti|oIerI-I Shoo Store will be upon
IIIIIIIIlIue-I until t‘itrisunas.
'l'hI- tunIIt-l lll'iwl'lll IhI- vast and
II'IIat-Itouutl stations III South .\'ot'wa||.
was: llOiitltttl tlurln: thII lII-avy IIIIII'III
thII paat few days. and lrillllt‘ throuah
It has lit.'('l| :InIIpI-ndI-d.
—-Sotl Hats for Xmas. ti’ltrlI-n.
A regular moeting of Lincoln (‘onnv
(‘ll, 0. lI'. A. M.. was bold IIIIIt. tII’ettlnz
and tho that nomination of oi‘llI'I-ra
ttmk plat'o. Tht.I council i:- lo hold a
wanker at ita noxt ltll't'lillfi.
«IA grout mint-No.1 iII l'ltonouutgit
Lockwood III t‘oI.‘
('IIIII-ncIr I.. WIIIIIItI-I', of Marshall
IIIIIIIII. III now l'llllllUJ'-t‘tl as t-ItI-i' on IiII-
sI-hoonor Gt-oi‘go l", ('ai'tuan. and liil?"
rt'mt‘lnlIPl‘t‘tl Ml friends III'I'I- with non-
\t‘lill‘ liOi-llfll cards from UriI-nt. Long
iIland. ,
~—ilarualrta In two l'prhzht l'lanoIt.
I". II. l.Ix-.Itwood III. (.‘II. "
’rlII- I-I-guiar annual moo-tint: or The
IIIIIIII-diatII ltIIliI-r Aflhltt’lilillilt. Iii SIII-rv
man and l’onIII-IIIIIIII t‘tilltli'llh. It .I\..
“III ho hold at Norwalk. Iou ’I'III-HIIIII'
i‘H'llllI-l-Z. ““i‘t'lillll'l' ITIII‘ littti, in l'll'
ham-III. t'ounrll I'ooina,
'I’IIII. III thI~ I.I-a:Iou of llt'i'IL‘v and
“1 old III II IItItitt). fittmtl ll"iil'lt in hard
to I'I-taiII Ii I'IIII'II I'I-laitt IIIIIII», forti-
i) your ir‘i'l'lll will. iioliatrrrr llttt'ii)
Mountain 'I't-It, tho Htll’i‘i‘tl way. :iTII-
'l'I-It or ‘l‘aIIII-III. l’lalt-Itt-II'II Itrug Store.
'l‘hI- iIII- iIIIIuIatIt-II I-IIInpaniItI haII
hron hard hit III the doptI-tlation of
Ht‘tlllillf‘h which tiItII hold but llll'li
”to bottom that will tlI-Irlvo from a
Iietrt-asI-d new of fillin'liitillllth‘ will ho-
Itt team a tturtial oIIIII-t,
.. "'l’illhll (IIIII' (TIIIIII ti'liriuu.
't‘III- Norwnlk (“itI I‘IIIIIIIII lili‘t'lh to
motion night, At that llfllt' thII It“
noutluntiom made by Hi» I‘lrII III-part
”will, Friday night. wit tII- [il'i't-thlt'tl
tor I-IIIIIIIIII.IIiotI. 'I‘hv III-Initiation»
will In: approval. without iltilllll
.., 'I‘IIIIIIIIII” I‘Ixat.‘ IIII~ y,ou.i \IIIil.
tlIt'y hint and tlIt'I‘, hint It III-«III wltlio.
The tu-Imnr Idet-IItIotIII an that
lhItenIlII-I will It ad In llltt III Itth “UP
for iht- ptI II-I' til war It dialittt‘ livIlt unit
ormllt bid to ‘lllil'll Fm IIII- "at
run “l'llIl-I IliI IIIIIIII II'll' ha “'1'“
ItnnIIuaiII lllL'lt lot II llilit‘ Will'llviili'ltr
I not a tIu-I Itvum I" am 'lli" Iiimt-I-
l—L‘tn'n. C‘In'u. to! ma. 0 Burn
.y» ‘:i.‘“I',I
THE scum NORWAL‘K EVENING SENTINEL
PAGE ritual;
TOILET ESSENTIALS.
Any of these goods will make a data
ty and pleasing
HOLIDAY GIFT.
ThPy possess IIIItItuiinerIc and In many
cases beauty as well.
At lllt'HP extraordinary low prices
the most liberal purchaser will not Illi-
dttiy not his“ pocket. These ill'llt'lt'H
are suitable for persons of either sex.
lillWHW lieiliiuyll’.
Drugglct,
3 North Main Street.
' reI. 626—3.
(ilIIan that walk.
Chairs. rockers and other furniturl-
ror Ihildron at half prico. at. itcad'n.
Note adv.
'l‘lIII Choral Union will ItIlttIarIII- to-
night .It 8 o'clock III the waail; MI th-
otiiat Church.
-~-A. trial will convlttco )‘llllrwiili'
“’l‘otnhoy" is poIIlllI'IIly the boat .‘m
tilita ot‘ uIIuI-Iual quality will IIII
found III The t'liitord and llt'ingI l’hItr-
movies. 801’ ad.
"I'III- Elbert (illlli Round 'i'alIlII, of
”16' Norwllk Congregational (illlli't‘ll
will IIII hr-ld tomorrow night at Itin-
paraonago.
—"Ilud dyspepsia or indigestion tor
years. No appetite and what. I did
eat distressed rue terribly. Burdor-lt
Blood Hitters cured me."——J. ii. Walk.
er, Sunbnry. Ohio. '
V. l'. Photos. of Mllllll'htilfl. and .\l:‘.
and Mrs. CharlIIa id. Steph- and daugh-
IIIr lloroth)‘. of Anaonla. Wi'l'6' Satur-
day atId Sunday guests at tII'I South“
Main let' Pl
Ex Mayor ‘lwartz ytIIIlIrdIII \‘li-lllt’ll
('It: ’WI'IIIIIIIIII-I MI-tttlnw t'othItt at St.
laIkII'II Hospital and found him III
good Hilll' its II I Mr ring .III [ItIorIIlIlI IIII
posIIihio “(pill hla It't'l' nt IIIIII III altrui-
I'al opt ration.
.‘lltll liriln‘lll'li ftir‘"
(‘hI'IIItttnIII-I be rapidly approat'hlnu,
and A. .i. (joillna It'v t'II. Malt-II that
last wook'a Halos ltItIII'IttII not only IIII
I-arly but an I-xtonaiw- tIIIIIIIIIII-y to
practical ult‘tr. This firm has: who!"
lilll\_‘ pl‘t)\'illt'll for tho XIIIII;I .IIIIIIIIII
and no hottrr opportunity is ottI-I'I-Il to
tho people of thin I‘lt'lnlty to oconotnlr.»
in tho [Illl‘Clltlfit' oi IttIt-I-ptnhh- gifts.
Xmas. ()‘ltI'iIIII
You know as woll as (In) one thIn
you llt't‘tl Hlillll'llllllll to l‘i‘L’lllillt' I‘ot't'
sI‘I-IIIIIII. If your lIIIWI'lH are sluggish.
your food illSll'l'Hi'il‘H you, your kidneys
pain. take IlIIIIIIIIII"II Rocky Mountain
Toa. It always I‘I-IiI-I-IIII, :II'I I-wntw
’I‘IIII or TnlIII-Ia. l’laiIItI-Il'a liru:
Store.
This t‘l‘t‘llllliz'h' haskr-thali ItatnI-II at
ill. liII- ItI‘tIIoI'y IIhottltl lll‘ our» of tho
most llIltit't‘NliIII: of tho Ht‘ilhtln. TlII'
t'oIIIIIIIny II‘ turn will “no up ItizstlnIJ
their old lIIIIII oppotIt-nlfl. liIt' St. Pl“
tors, of .‘Jow Yoiit, who always put on
a good uIIttIIII Tllvl't' will also lII- tho
usual preliminary IontI-III. and at'tw
ilIl' hi: u-IIIII- tin rt‘ It'll hrI dancing un-
til midnight.
«IA piano will make ntIvrry Xmaw
for ”In wholv family. StI-lno-rl'a. ti
South Main IItrIII-t. l.oII'I-.~It prim-II.
llIIIIt goods. 'I‘IIrtnII I-aI-Iy.
A IIutnIu-r of own aim at wort. on
ill." lit‘W town high school lIuilIliutz in
WI-I-It iiVI'llllI' .InIl tml'l'itllltllh' will t'lili’
iitlllt'. II III :ItItII-d. IIII tour: as thI WPII‘
thor pt-rtnitII. It has III-I-n clairnvthat
Work was IIIIIIpIIndIIIl aotnIi ”mo ago on
account at the- non-arrival of term rot-
la. 'l‘hia mutt-rial has not gotten hI-rI-.
TherII not-ma IIut liitItI (.‘hilll('t' ot tIII~
building lIIIlitg I-ncloevd tlIII-I wiIItIIr
~--lIoIII'I, httcklxorn l'InIIrIIIlItH. ti'lirlvn
Walior CIInIIItmIII. IormI-rlr ot' itan'
lmry. a hrIIthIIr or (‘hIIriI-a iI'. t‘om-
IItot'k, oi'lmnltury. him lII-I-n IImIIIInttIIl
nttpertntondt'nt of tho statu'n I'rt-II I-nt-
ployntont IIurI-IIII in Now iiawn. .\ir.
Cami-dock wart lorIIIt't'fY all t-ngitII-t-t‘ on
the New York. Now Haven and Hart—
ford railroad and sustained aovr-to. in-
jnrlI-s in a railroad itt'l'ltlt'lll, since
which titno he has III-I-n origami in
IInIIlnIItIII III New York,
wWhy it's a "'l‘otnhoy" t‘igar. A
good judgi- IlmIItn't llhk for any hottor
aunoko. _
A certain .‘orwnlk lady who tna'lI'
out ll. tho of what Ithu III-Aired tot
I'hrimmm |II‘I'HI'lil.~. IIIIiI-I-tittu tiII- natuo‘
lIIItIt It Now \otk IlIt gooda IslIII' 'z-I
catalog i-afih to I‘H'lll'll‘ that sin mud
what IInmIort Alto Ionitl gin to tho
Hioroa In htI own Ill-HlKlliIIIIiltItitl and
to sou-mi l'lll‘ llilllll} IIlIIIrII it w.I.I pnt
Into (ll‘t'lllulltm liar-III ill our IIIIIiI t.
She llgurtd up attorwarda that onI
Iil‘llf'lt‘ I-oai hnt' on“ com nttvt't' lll'l'i‘;
than in Nr-w York,
IlttctI-Il hm poIItagII, IItItnIIII-I and r-x
IIrII-Iuatre IIhtI wan ahead of the panic
HALL CHAIRS
amt who-n 24hr IlII-t ‘
iII IIvandlnrr htr money hero- , II in
auto to may that Norwalk orb-III IIII
inlilll) rval hatxalnn .III (to illl‘ atom In]
NI w York.
A illllo-ttI- oi Star .IiiIIII Razor
.tor Xmas. at l-'. E. lawkwood It t'ofn.
M
No CHARGE AG‘AINST TOCHAIKOW
I
is ‘41 IIII'rIIItaIIt no. III: III. .in
ltqu-I‘I itttII- hot-n ll’tti ilKIIlflwi Nil hu-
Ian 1H"ltilll\’lt\.‘|l\l, litI- patriot who Wan
-.., -..
l't'tl'lllly ur-rI-IItItl and conilnI-Il in the '
lttlllt‘ mi of Ht Pbif'l‘ Ind St Paul Tho
[IItllt‘I- itIIIl. him into I'IIl-llml)’ "II M
Irrmm (I! IHA gI-mrnl l'i't'ltl‘l" A (Io-flit
Ila :IIIIIII~».IIIIIIII ItuItitII'I IIIIII will Iw Iot'
IIIIIII-iI II IIII'Itt llll‘ l'lllit'lll'iitt" III II III!
ilmttmr) l|l\t"1llilitllltli 'l'lII. III-w [Irw-
"""."l‘ "I tr. tlilJIIIIJTi-Li I".t'«'l.£.l
,l-l'i‘: I‘mrrt . -
' \
The Great Christmas
Furniture .House.
t'ltt‘i.~ittt:t~ ix l‘itpitlly'iilllIl‘tiut‘llllig anti the lilht days will ht-
taxt'd to our ltillltthl capacity.
of such actit'it)‘ that \\t' \\ill ili’
Buy Early. J .
l.a-i III-aha .‘illt‘ itIIliIatI'd ttot otIlI an tarl). but an no It i
IIIIIII handwun- and IIIaItital illi'tt" in llltt‘ ltIttlillitt' whiIlI III I
t.itIi.~ltna~ It'anott. .\II IIIttIr oppoitttuitI i~ IIi"--tIrIIi in 'IIII- .\'ott.a
III an IIIrciItahlt gitl than in tht IIIanI Pitti‘H we otter rat ~pIIial pt
MORRIS CHAIRS DINING TABLES
EASY CHAIRS CARD TABLES
GOLD CHAIRS DRESSING TABLES
LIBRARY TABLES
FANCY ROCKERS PARLOR TABLES
.l‘xlltsiI‘t- :th III‘I‘ for GLOBE- WERNICKE SECTIONAL BOOK CASE.
OUR TOY DEPARTMENT totnpriscs most IWIIIIIIIIIIII \U
at IrII'atiI t'ttlnI‘IIl lirit‘Jfi.
A. J. COLLIN
(’lt'..
MEDICI E
SHAVIN CABINETS
\t IttttlI-‘III'I to tilt ~IlIIliIIII IIt'
IaI't- tspt'tiitliI IIIIIIIIIIII IIII' lllt
Ii ~ to ttl)llt)iIlI/.t in lilt‘ putt lliiSt
ices
PARLOR CABINETS
MUSIC CABINETS
KITCHEN CABINETS
CABINETS
DINING CHAIRS BOOK CASES PEDEST IIS /
BUFFETS , RUGS JARDINIERES
CHINA CLOSETS LAMPS UMBRIELLAS HOLDERS
SIDEBOARDS COUCHES PICTURES
LADIES’ DESKS FANCY MIRRORS FANCY CHINA
CHIFFONIERS IDRESSERS BRASS BEDS ‘
HIGH CHAIRS; CHILDREN’S CHAIRS TABOURETTES
"I
III Ian tltitti. III lll loI~ Doll».
& 00.,
FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND EMBALMERS.
12-18 North Main Street.
South Norwalk. Conn.
IIIIIIIIIIIIIII; tonight this storm
will
t‘lII'It-ttnar‘.
IIII IIIII'In-d l'i’t'lllllllh' until
This will afford tltI' shopping
public an additional opportunity
in \\‘lllt'll to purchase“ tlIIxir lIoIi~
Ila) tzootlu. ‘
WI; wish to call your ItttIIntiozt
especially to out lillt‘ or ('hriah
thaa IIlippeI'II for tlIII young and
old.
With III‘IIry [lili'l'llllh’l' III t'ltild-
will
top}; SIIIIIIII- Santa ('laus
coon mm: n-mvz
“on“ m1 530’ giI‘I- a III-at toy or canto.‘
FLYNN 1» RYAN.
98 WASHINGTON ST. PHONE. 466.
l
'I
IMorc Steel Shelves for the State Li
i brary—in the Secretary'o
' ‘ Office.
I Sll|it'lllll‘lltl(“lll W. It. SprIntIznt oi
tlII- IIIpirol It prI-xvntitw (ompltollII
iliradatt'I-vt' ha-I aiunIIII the Hunt: II‘
Lulllt h has bot‘n awarthd to lllt‘ AI"-
.IMI IIII tonIIttntilouIIInIIIanI III .lilllit‘t'
CAPITOL IMPROVEMENTS.
itown N. 1 Im the t-nnaltnctiou o
iNt'VUlI Marks or IIIItIi hook ‘Illt‘lH‘H t'vI'
iiht‘ stair» library. 'l‘ho ('Ui-‘Il
III-yon marks will ii“ 7.30,
will “4' IIIIII tit‘r in liviuht. 'l’itII HlIltili‘
iwill adIt i,.'ItltI trot or I‘lll‘lVlng to tilt
Ilihz'arr and will providI- room for lil.
{Tutti \‘iilllltll‘ii, on an IIIilIInIIIIv ot’ .‘It'W'l
tI'olutnIII-t for each foot of .‘tlll' lvinn ’I‘ III
of III'
Each IIIIIII
stacks III. ‘I ht- plIIt'ttl on tho floor tint
iwill III- :tt‘l‘amzotl so as to l)" a toutin-
:IIIztion oi harks III IISII III IIIIIIII II
J 'l III I will with mi about to IIIII I~-~IntII
,ot’ lilo ilooi (II ”III lllilfll’} .Ind uil
conform in [Ivory respIIIt to tho oriI:
Inal :Iht'lI‘t-a so that tiny t~IIII III» put III
whet
'lll‘“
IIIItIIlnI: tlttt-II III-rs
lllt'
IthII l.tltI r.
{the ilill‘ill) Is llI’Wl'tl into
building on t‘apito! aronuv.
2 St.“ librarian GIIIIL'II S Hoddztt"
iIIIIII had woodrn Izholws built into ilt'
rl‘t'l‘Hfitifi with l’ the windowa of tho lI
CH 13.35 TMAS
BUYING
Is now IN PROGRESS.
We mention a few of the hundreds of interesting
things for Gifts to be seen at this store:
HANDKERCHIEFS. 5c to $2.75 each.
KID and FABRIC GLOVES. all lengths. a
HANDKERCHIEF and GLOVE BOXES.
NECKWEAR in separate boxes.
HOSE SUPPORTERS in fancy boxes.
Beautiful COLLAR AND CUFF SETS.
A Big Assortment of COMB SETS. '
LEATHER and BEADED BAGS.-
Fanc METAL CHAiN PURSES. ‘
A big display of HOLIDAY UMBRELLAS.
Pretty DRESSING SACQUES and KIMONAS.
COAT SWEATERS and GOLF VESTS. '
CARDIGAN JACKETS and LEGGINGS.
Plain and Fancy APRONS.
LUNY and ENAISSANCE CENTER PIECES.
‘LINEN DAM SK TABLE SETS.
BABY SWEATERS SACQUES, TOQUES and
BOOTEES.
Beautiful PIN CUSHIONS. VANITY BAGS.
V
I
i
STATIONERY. JEWEL CASES, CANDLE
STICKS.
. COMB and BRUSH SETS. POST CARD AL-
BUMS.
GOLD FRAME MIRRORS. LAUNDRY BAGS.
And NOVELTIES too numerous to mention.
Do not leave your Christmas shopping until the
crush and jam of the last day. Do your purchasing now.
when you can select thoughtfully and deliberately We
have time now to offer suggestions. and can help you in
selecting. which isnt possible during the hurry of tile
[cw days Just previous to Christmas ' .
‘11:“ “54".”
N. 8. RTatI ‘5) Co.
' ' II ”\Dahhqtm Street. South NM "
~.~I maturity
I‘yli“
tIIIt'rm 4 I ”M'WWI
Opportunity —— Time -— P1500
Arr illl' KI ItIotI-II to Success.
MERRILL COLLEGE
Will Enable You to Putin to the Front.
WINTER OPENING. JANUARY 2. '08
. Durand Mam Sessions. ENROLL‘NOW.
Port cantor. Stamford. South Norwalk.
" iltl'W’tH'Il Willi the work.
I
l
!
. i RAILROAD MEN AFFECTED.
i
I
. ilhr- iniI'l"(X't‘iln from Galveston-
III.III Hooks-t of r'IIft lt- III-It W. H lIII IIIII'
ion tin: Nl‘ i-illt'l‘f‘S III» that [w I.-.IIII.: \Iltr
iIIiIIII to “Insult, ill" II max (1') so will
.IItIi living out III III tItIIIItIItIit t: I II
looking III'I-r thII gIInIIIal I'Ollt't'ilflll II
tlItIIII. I on tho IItI-III IIIII'IIIIH. “to I‘
‘W'Utltlt’ll IIIIPIII S III III lllllllt' III ”II iIIiII
i'l‘lil i‘llllllln't'tl itt tlII mpitol tIIIdI-r lhI
diIII: ions (ti IIIInIr. ti lt‘tl\!:tltl St-hulzo
.‘ JIIIII llllt'f :IIIltitII
tIIo lIidII rI'I'IIlI'tItl lot
tho h‘l’Vt‘Yl new stacks. Tho iigurI-II II‘
'lIotlI w-‘IIII \‘tl\ t‘lttht‘. 'l'hII IIIIIII-HIIIIII
I-IIiIlIlIr is illl' .I:IIIIII I-Iotuptut that built
1 IhII. wero
, ithe original Kll‘t‘l fillflU't-
i I'IIII GI III ral r‘itt- l'roollim: mmnztn)
ut' .\‘IIII \otk lH ready to go ahead will
ith- notk of r-IIIII'Iting IIII- “()tltli‘l
IIIII'IIinI: in tho oilit't- of tho Sttt‘ol‘dr‘
tor “I. Ito \Iith IIIIIII. ht l\"l.“ ’llIII III
lt'liIIl {In ”It latIIII haa llol‘nJlIIlth'l'WI
at tho Itttitol. and nothing rIItnztins ltll‘
ifor tlII IIIItIlIII'I'II of tho I-oIIIpIItIy II
This ((llllliillt)
‘lIIIilt tlII Ida-hing in lllt'IVIlllliS ('on
main] with tho III-“IIIIII‘III” a otlltt'.
OASTORIA.
am. It... :lhe litnti VIII Hate Always Bough
Signaturo
of
Reported That 11000 Employcs Wil'
be Laid 0ft In Southwest. '
CHICAGO, llt'l'. lti.—--.I\ dispatch ll'
'l‘ox
'IIH, aayI-I:
' "It 5“.“ IInnountII-Il yesterday that
lilit'IIVI't‘ll thI first and ililtt-ntlt or Ian
Harv one» or llN' Ifllll'Oiltlii in lht‘Htilllll
th’Hl uill laI tItl ll tttttt llll‘ It for an In
tlotlnltt- ptv Ii Id. AII it’ by tom tIrtIId at
itlnn portion the rt-port (rout tht s-I made:
that owing to the dot It mm In tt'aillt' it
will llt' lit't‘t'is‘xiil’y to ('lli'lllll I‘XJH'IISI'H.
l-‘t'lsI-o, Rock Island. Southern I‘n-
IciflI- lines. 1‘0ng and Pacific. Cotton
IliI-lt. Santa Fe. HoanIotI (a TIIxaII ('IItI-
'tral. lIItIII'national It: iii't'ill Northt-rn.
Jilll' Kat), Fort Worth and l)I~nII~r.
’l‘th rt-tlllt'lltlllS will affect t‘i't'l')
IiIraIII'h rIl railroading from watt-IIIIIIIII
ito operating rIII-I-I-M. Wltlln ilit' (Inll’illlk
liar that tho}; l‘wllIIwI IltI- Ilttll :IIIIInotI
will last but It I'I'II IIIIIIIIII~, illI' cut to
,t'onm. will tIII-an It am in: ot‘ I'llili' liIaIt
L$$Itttuttuti In tht patroils
L BADLV MIXED UP.
Abraham t': vI-n. or W-lnttrlon, N.
‘I'., had It ‘It‘|.\ II-Inarhahle oxpmiI-nt-II;
[ho aayn: "Hoctorn not lIIItlly mixed up
iIvaIIIII, onII anid hIeIIrt dint-nae; two
‘I'ItlII-II It lIilllll'y il'nltltlt‘; the fourth,
‘lilIlUtl IInIIIon. and tho iltthIItonmvh and
liver troIItIIII;
mo: ro my witt- IIIII'IIII-Il trying Elm--
trio lItttI-rII. which are l'"Itllti'an m:- to
perk-It lit-.Ilth. 0n» home did me
,Inort- good than all tlIII ilvo dutlorl
IpreuIIrIlIoI I.l " Guaranteed to cure blood
poinon. WtIaan-IIII and all IIiomacII. llv
er and kidney complaintl, by I‘. ll.
tiaxter,tlrurrzh1t,50c
ACCEPTS CALL 0 ASTONBURYI
HUI' 'l ilth"l‘0.\' l t'. i": It”. l4.
ti. liI-ynoltlII ’l'hnriulay - II ttltig "II t tho
l'lt'i‘llih’t' I-otnmlttov of St. l’ttul'II Ititr-
iuh itll'l Ilillltilllil’lll that iII~ had timid:
Hi to lll'ti'[ti “a I-uil III ”to IliiNlltl'iiit- of
III .ltttutI. t'hutl'lt .I til I doubt!” Tl!“
IIIIIIIIIIII-IIIIII‘III III .IIIIIIII' (“liillli I"
I m 'i ‘Imi I i' H' I'Iiill till I It It " it
Iatgrt' iiolrl ”I will Itlitt- Il|t lit" tl'l
=Ira Mt W1“ I",‘L‘. III '.I‘!I" ..' tl.'t’I' I.'
DMJIIIII not at tv‘.‘ Imul
. 5 ring.
. .
but none or thnm hIIIIIt-d.
I A. tltstoracofl,
“Everything In Dry Goods"
1m,
WE GIVE
14% carat TIIIIIIIIII 8mm
Z...
‘W
day Gifts.
“AR
Ir
.... I stant action.
Double the usual number of “S. 8: H. " Green Trading Stamps
before l2 o'.clock Single Stamps after 12 o'clock. J
.I
Special Holiday
fferings. ..
. I
The time for gift
choosing now narrowi
ed doWn to but a very‘
few days demands in-‘
We are
ready to expedite your
purchases with well
assorted stocks of hol-J
iday wares, an unusual
force of. help, and witii
quick, simplified hand
ling of trade. In plac-
ing special offerings ior your perusal we have
dwelt with particular intent on merchandise
of practical utility, low prices, consistent with
good quality, which are always an important}
feature (If our retailing and now most oppor-v
tunely presented for the thousands who wish
to minimize the amount of expense for Holi-I
J. A Hlslops-Co.
83- 85 Washington St, South Norwalk. i
to $9.00.
Icalefllllll screened.
lion's Good Overcoats. black and blue. worth stout) ,
Best lq'ualiiti.
Bit-cat Overcoat $3th
'50r Man. Dogs and Ch'Mr’c’n. i
.3600:
Bottor Grade, worth up to $14.00 ...... (.... ..... $7.95
Still Better tirade, worth stilt") ........ ...... 89.48
$18.00 tirade .................. .. .................... $11.93
The Very III-at, worth $23.00 ........ . ....... . . . . . , . . .‘ ........ . . . . . $14.98
'lhiltlt‘ttn'I-I iittittl (Formula, II to'ft, wol‘ ih $.77 ......................... 986
Both i' tlrtttlou, $1.48, $1.98, $2.48, $3.43 up to $5.98, IIIIIIII 82...", Icon. $3.50 up ‘
D. Sotihcb ‘
OUTFITTERS FOR MEN AND BOYS. i
It North Main Street,$o\1\\\ Normaik.
_H_f ‘
.. -- m. ......u. ..."..- ...—...
Yard Pea Coal $4. 50. No. 2 Nut Coal$5
Egg, Store and Nut Coal, $6.50. I
Delivered in the cellar. ,
Free from slateJ
I
Opvrmtc ltmrt.
CHRISTMAS PHOTOGRAPHS ,
Sittings made for Christmas delivery
all this week to DECEMBI‘R
A choice line of Colored Photographs Just the thing,
for a little present.
FINE WATER-COLOR PAINTINGS
BY
PROMINI N'l AMERICAN AitTlS’l'S.
Picture Framing in our own Shop.
JACKSON’
Raymond ., Bros.
2]
S STUD“).
5'. Wall Street, Notwait. 0mm.
_... ,J .4.
Advertise ”Your Want. in the
Wuuhmra
critical
Norwalk Chronicler