HolidIIy Gifts
IIETY.
There ht unmething useful or mine»
thing beautiful; tIIIIIIIIthlIIs to wear or
nomethlng ornamental. to make your
friends happy on Chrltttmaii titty
E. K. BANKS,
. MAHAoitluo Ito'rlt. noon.
ooura .uonwALIc-
hut Nuts hits
Washington Chapter, It. A. M., will
meet tonight.
Mini-t I-JIIIIII SIII-kiiiunn. of Cannon. lb‘
I'lbitliig in Jersey City,
midlife Shot-II for Xmas.
the Place.
'I‘homau Slit-eliiin. of South atrcet, iii
critically ill.
m IIr. Dick's cures grip.
Mitts Marjory licet’tt, of \\'II.~'tport.
in IiItltlng ill \‘orwnlk.
—~II'IiibrIIl|Iu-i fo 'IXJIIIIIII. ()‘llrleti.
A. .l. l)tllll(“)'. of New York, has been
It visitor in SoutliNorwuilt. I.-
- (ilOII'f‘l'IIl Shoe. Store will be open
t‘\"('illllLZIl until Christiana. ,
A iIII-IItiiIg of Norwalk Aerie, II‘rater-
lltll Order of Eagles. will be held this
evening.
310 gIItII you It fine new piano for
XIIIIIII SteinI-rt‘ III. ti South Main IIiII.»I-t
’I‘III- (7Pnll'lll labor Ifnlon will hold
ltII regular monthly meeting toiIIorI-ow
evening at It oilock.
~A variety I packages anti It vario—
l‘ty of prices in Stationery. IIt Kelley's
liritg Store.
The Pine Lodge Whiat ('iub meets
this afternoon with Mrs. .i. (‘. Now-
klrk, in Morgan art-nut).
. ~-~l’liic Umbrellas display. t)'III'lI.IiI.
There will be It meeting of Olive
Branch Lodge. No. lti. Knights of l’y-
thlutt. toIIIoIIrow evening. .
mllargtII-tt line of llnth liothIt and
t-Itiioklng .Ineketu III the Twin Cities.
at Ilogera (II SIIIVIIIIII'.
The nomination of officers of Olive
Branch lodge. Knights of l’yt‘hiaII. will
he held ’I‘hnrudny evening.
I»~('Itll and get a sample of otIr hand
fitmlI. II‘. II}. Lockwtmd & (‘o.
II‘rcemItn Minion. of Holden Ilill
IItreet. in recovering front an attack of
the grip. and iii again able III be out.
---f‘utltolic l’IIIiyeI' Hooks and ROS“-
Iirlea. at .I. 'l'. IIIIyIIa'. .7 Main ptrcct.
Norwulk. . .
South Notwallt Council. Knights of
(‘IIIIIIIilIitI-I. will hold Ii session in its
new rooIIIII in Washington street. to
morrow evening. .
'ilie famous IIIaton- IIIIIlbut' S Wilt-
iIig l‘IipIIi in IIIIintIt packages lot the
lltllitllf'lth. Iit KIIIIIy'It Ding StIuII.
‘ SIIII III I ‘olunihlIt CirIIII, Companions
of the Forest. will hold a regular IiIIIIII-
tttt.’ I'liltl Ht'lill'ltlillllfll election of titli-
(t rs tIIiIioirow owning.
r—C & K. Xmas lierIbiIIt. O'IIriIIII.
‘ Wooster Lodge. l. O. 0, II‘.. of New
('illlilfIIL will pay Ii fraternal via“ to
Ilutlcr Lodge, I. t). t). II‘.. thin evening.
(llorer'u
and will work III-contl degree for the ‘
South Norwnllt brethren. All ()Iltl l"t'l»
lows Invited.
r--.l. II, Ilakin, piano tuner, from
New York. in. at the t'lii‘t‘ortl. You
want your piano tIIneIl before the hull.
IiIIyII. Semi for him now. Address or
telephone this week.
A delegation of Ilit'llllil'l‘tt of Not
walk Janine, lii'otlierliood oi' the Pro-
tI-IItlvc ()l'tlt'l' of Eliot. will go to Stain
ford ihia evening, to attend the t'lll‘lll't'
party and dance to be given in the
tummy by Stamford Lodge. No. Nita.
~IIIitiIIl Linen and Silk lliillflkt'l'I
chiefs. MithItIi'It and full Ili'I-IIII. l’l‘t)l"t‘-
tors. flogcra If: So veiis'.
The Int-Inherit of Trinity Men's f‘ltib
will receive tonight from the iii'f'l'l'lill')
of the IItItet'tIitiiIIietit cotntnittee. IIIIrry
Need. the tickets for the New Year'n
eve reception and dam to be laid ltI
lied MeiI'II Hall. Tuesday evening. lit-
('(‘lllllf‘l’ :Ilrtt.
«---AII acceptable gil't-~«
ler-tIreonc ('lmcolIitIIs.
Drug Store.
The Ut'i‘lty polo team has withdrawn
front ill" IilIIIittIIir polo lIIIthIII. and for
this reason there has been no game in
South Norwalk IlIiII “'f'l'k. Arrantzt-
mentit are being made for one lfllt'l.
however. ,A new schedule will have
to be arranged.
You know ah well as any one when
you need something to regulate your
system. If your bowels are IIIuggiIIIII.
your food IllittreaIII-s you, your kidneyI
pain. tIiiIe IIoliIIler'It Rocky Mountain
'i'I .t. It always relieve». :If. «Willa
'l'IIIt III Tablets. I’lIiiI-IIIIII'H lirii:
ElfIit‘, '
Si. .loIIII'II Lodge. I'. and A. M. I
VIIIwIIlk. held a special l‘tilillllillllf‘it
liIIIi. lam night. when lllt‘ .\IIIti'.~ wIII‘I
II a;. III-mi up by working the Mart“
\laton Item-«III on three IIIttidlthilI .
-II boy: of lI'III-
At Kelley's
’i ”1‘ annual meeting of the iodttc. wiHI
tlII IIIII-tioii IIf tifllt'I'l‘H, Will in» hilt
'ItIIIIrIiII} lIlL '.lit
'lltii. in the .‘It'll‘ltiil of decay IIII‘
w-akt ilt'tl vitality; good health I5 lliliti
III retain. If you'd I‘tIialtI yourn. forti
ft tour r-yItttIiii Willi 'll)llrit'l"t- line I
Mountain 'I'IIII. the surest way: ’i.II
Tea or ’I‘ablcth l'lIiiatI-II'II lirug i-ItoII-
South Norwalk Council. Knights of
t'olutntinii. b. to hold lot firm meeting
In hit new quartet-II in Waithington
ItirI-I-t. Ioiiioriow evening. The room
“110- tortiiiilt III- Iipimi III the IIffIIII t
of Judge John II Light and I’ioaI-cut-
lng AtIoIIIIIy William F I'tIIIitiiany.
apti have been pIIItIeII in good IIIIndI
tion.
The Argo Red :Iiahiion tfook Iiooi:
given tlIlIty-itlne lt‘l'lnt'fl for preparing
Salmon and more. Ask your xtot't r
[Dr H.
A new ktoim IIItttllitIiI IIIIII thI
plated in front of the t'h'l'aflU' of the
South Norwnlk pmdofliuv iI IIIIItnlmt
IiIIiiIIlI IIIIIIII Itptiiiiiy.’ iII Iimm iii? tll
IrItI'IIIIII. and “iii he I‘miiiti II~II I'm:
,wnicni III IIMIpItIK outtlie I'Ivlt’l “Milli
A mm, V'Iitlnfi, Ilnult. 'lri.‘ Iii.“ it"tll
[mutnfllrr lrihfii ”mi
3721?. I
('i
thutalittl in ”III
E: ~19 AOIII my! IT'II 1..
will be Annotated III In: pIiIIiII
t.‘ leading IIItanI.
- play Seaside ('oiiticil in llrldgeport.
I, .
, v'tr-
m--..~......II
DOUOLAII GONCIRT COMPANY.
-——
Recital Olvon Lut Night for the Beat-
fit of Knight strut A. M. E. t
Church
LIIIII night I’IIiIIe'Ii Ilnll was liteially
packed III oveitlowiiig bi'the itociety
colorItl people of Norwalk and item-
in the occasion being the liougiaaa
Concert (‘otIIpaIiv, of Washington I).
C. III II Ittar rec.ital The iiIuItltIal feast
watt. given under the uuupiIII-II of the
Knight Street A. M. It}. Church.
.‘IoIIIIplI ll. lhiitgluau and but consort.
Mrs. II‘IIiIiIle Douglass. appeared an the
Mr. Douglass in the
grandson of the late Hon. II‘i'IIIi lion;
loss. It regular gi'ttdhate of the. liostou
MiIIIlciIl (IotII‘iertutory. and coiiuldI-rttl
the world's foremost colored violinist.
ills muuterly interpretation of the clas-
sic-II, and soulful playing fairly charIuI
ed his audience. and lIII was recalled
again and again. .Most. of the III-lee-
Ilona were from S. Coleridge Taylor
a pIIIIiIIlneIit mualcal negro author.
MrII. IIIIugluIIS‘ piano prelude. rep-
resentlng the tolling ol’ IIellIt when
1le i'olIIII were exiled from IIIIIIIIIII.
was of a high order of excellent-e
while liei draiiiallc recital of ”lawn-
Ilia and the tilt! lint-helm" II Auction
sent the large audience iii Ii wild t'e I’-
mi of admiration
The perIfminttiice of the lot-Iii star».
MIIIII (othie llarrhi MrI-I. \\ltilaIIi
Whitney. Mitts I.IlllnII White and lili-
iiaII M. Lynch. the child Plot'llfltifilh’t.
very largely contributed to the enjoy-
ment of the occasion.
The program followa:
l'lano l’reludc~ltcpumenting the toll-
ing of bellu when the Poles we to ex-
lieu from Russia
Value Cnpilce
Mrs. .iou. II. Douglass.
1
Mint Corlne Ilurrbt.
Vit)llll--S(‘.t‘llf’tt do in Surda.
.loneph lhttiglaus.
Duet—On the Moon-lit Stream.
Mrs. C. Perkins and Mrs. Ilurold.
lleIiIIlIIg.
Child Elocutionlttt.
ViolltI—-Afrchiii Dance,
. S. ('olerltige Taylor.
lluet.
Mrs. Win. Whitney and MltIIt (7. Martin.
Dramatic III-IttlitIg~-»Hitiwnlha.
Mrs. .Ios. Doughnut.
Solo.
Solo.
MISS Llllian' White. ,
Violin—(.‘IipriIII‘I Vll'llxlullllih
Joseph Doughnut.
’i‘hI- hIIpIII-IIIIIIIn made by the limit:-
iIiIIII (ioncert (‘onipauy was hf) t'Iitoi'-
'dlllt' that. it hats been urgentli I'II~
quested to iI-turn.
’I'lte tIIthIIIII; were Mitt. ti. liroiik.
Mrs. (‘IIIIrleII ()Hlltil‘llf‘ and Miss AliIIII
'l‘ytion.
CARPET BOWL TOURNAMENT.§
Royal Arcanum Teams to Play Sever
at Game: This Winte'ifl‘ ‘
Sherman t'ounIil. Royal Alcanoiii.
held II regular meeting lat-It niulIi, and
Ivan \Iiulted by Deputy (IIIIIIIII IIIIgI-Iit
HuttI-rfield. of New Haven, who made
an address. ‘
'l'lie IIoiIitiiittIIII on carpet lIOWlI‘t re-
ported that SIIIII'IIIIIII ('oiiiiIIil IIIIII ,iIIIu-
ed the Royal .\I'(‘tllllllll ll'ill:llt.‘, and
the following III-IIIIIIIII of named IIIIII
been IiirIIIIIIIIl'
December .Il——ShIIrtIIIIn t‘ount‘ll “Ill
play Statuioid (‘ouncil III Stamford.
January :-~-SIIIIrniarI Council will
play-Seattitle t'oIInIIIl in Bridgeport:
January 'I' ~SIIIIII'ldt- ('ouncll will play
‘Ith-I'Inan Council lti South Norwalk.
January iii—¢«SIIIIIIIIIIIII t'ouneil will
February l-Statuford (Iouuril will‘
play Sherman (‘oiinI-ll in South Nor-
walk.
II'I-III'IIIIIIy II» Sherman t‘IIuIIIIiIi will
play Staiiil’ot'tl t'IIIInIIii in Stamford.
II‘IIIIIIIIIIin Ia~-»I’t:nII.~'.~'tIs t‘oIIIiIIll. of
Not'waik. will play Shertiiaii Council In
South NorwIilk. .
II"IIIIIIIIII-I :Ii—- Sheinian ('.-otititll will
play l’otIIiuItiiu t'Iitincil itI .\'oi't\IIllI'
\lttIr lIi~tl tilfllil ~t IiitII'littg lwII
IIIatI'li games were plmeti. 'l‘ht: tI-IIIII
Iaptaltiml by Charles II}. Iloyi won
twice from William A. StI-yentt' team
by tlItI-IIIIIIIIS of "III to one and ten to
eight. ‘
ANOTHER GIFT FOR HOSPITAL.
Churcnes of Wilton Contribute $40 for
Norwaik institution.
'l‘ho'tIIIIn l, Raymond. of the Norwallt
Hospital executive coIiItiIiltetI, lit in Ft"
Hint of check from Rev. Charles A.
Marks. rector of St. Matthew's Church.
Wilton. for 840. lllt‘ {l'IIII'nIIItglvliig IIIII:
offering of the union IIIIIi'I-iIIII hold in
the IIprIIIopal Church, Wilton.
ROYAL ARCANUM iMMEOIATE RE-
LIEF. ,
The immediate Relief AttnoI-iatioii of
Sherman anti I’onIu-uuis Councils, Iloyal
Arcanum, held its regular meeting.
IIIIII night with I’onattsua Count-ii, in
Norwalk. The following offlceru \Vt'l‘i'
rII-I-lI-cted:
President-fit. Ctll’llli Betta.
Vicepresldcnt——tieorge ll. Yos-
burgh.
Secretary—(Illvci' Ii. .lIitkaon.
'l‘l'l‘tiHill'f'l’-~lit‘nrflt‘ lI', liearac.
’I‘rIIHtIIIIH-«III. (‘. firm-n. IV. II‘. lloyl
amt who tuneup,
_.._.__————
HAT TRIMMERS’ SALE.
The Hat 'I‘I'itntiiera' Sick IIIIIieill AI
Mlt’litlltill held a .‘y‘iilt' of Iaite, biIIIIIi
pies and fancy IIItiIIII-It IIIItth 'IIIIIII'IiII
IIttIIIIiooii and owning in the. Imam
Mort- oi the (Mf‘lIllHl llolIIl block in
Monroe IIIIIIIII. Joseph lib-Iona IIIIIy
kindly donated the one of the room.
heating and lighting it for the ladies.
who appreciate ItlIt kltItlIIIIIot tI-ry
much. The Itale was Iery IIutIcoIISfIIl.
considering the utorm of snow. rain
and wind that raged all day. Quite a
tilt-II IIIIIII watt IItIttIIIl for their Iticlt
I'Iintl.
OYSTER OPENING CONTEST.
lioberiuon hau acct-pied the IIIIHII
teiige. and will meet .itinieII .\'lninio.
tlie'world'u champion oyIIII-r opener.
in II content of l.0titi ".t.-den». All ar-
rangenientit have been Iflltlfit'. and the
I-IIIIII-III. will take place tomorrow even-
ing at Quittner'u Hall for the tracking
chlmnlannhip of the world. and a
The
' HALL CHAIRS
tIi.\tItl to Hill ittuimt II'apIiIitI.
db
(W “t
Lahi wet-ifs Ni‘llIN iIItliIIIIII-Il not only an oath
t llli\lill.’i\ htlh'till.
DINING TABLES
CARD TABLES
DRESSING TABLES
LIBRARY TABLES
PARLOR TABLES
BOOK CASES
MORRIS CHAIRS
uAsr CHAIRS
GOLD CHAIRS
FANCY ROCKERS
DINING CHAIRS
BUFFETS i RUGS
CHINA CLOSETS LAMPS
SIDEBOARDS COUCHES
LADIES' DESKS ' FANCY MIRRORS
CHIFFONIERS DRESSERS
HIGH CHAIRS CHILDREN'S CHAIRS
t'lt. .. :II greatly tctlticctl pt'itcs.
A. J COLLINS 6: CO»,
FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND EMIALMERS.
12-18 North Main Street. ' ' .
Great Christmas
Furniture , House.
(llllslillih ix rapidly approaching and the last thus will be of hlltll llt’ll\ll\ that we will in-
Buy Early.
but an t‘\lt'll>l\('
stitli lIauIlmIIiI IIIIII ]il.itlltill piIIIII~ in line l'tIrIIiIiIrII “liltll ut lIIiII- (‘5|I("tlilll\ prIIIiIlItl tot IlII
.\'-I lit"lltl opportunity ix‘ tIth-I-IIII iii 'llIc \oruallw' to etoitoniizc in the puttlitiw
of an IiIWItptalIlt gift titan in the llII’lli\ piIItt-S \II- otlIIrIit special ptitts
PARLOR CABINETS
MUSIC CABINETS
K
MEDICINE CABINETS
SHAVING CABINETS
PEDESTALS
‘JARDINIERES
U
PICTURES
FANCY CHINA
' BRASS BEDS
TABOURETTES
lixlusirc apt lIt‘\‘ for GLOBE- WERNICKE SECTIONAL BOOK CASE.
OUR TOY DEPARTMENT coiiiprimw Illtihl t.‘\l'l'_\llllll§.{ Itillt IIIII lllllllx oi in im .
H-.. ...........‘
ALK EVENING SENTINEL
“Everything in Dry Goods”
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MMIIIIIIII Tiuiiiitamtitra
ttt'ttltIIII to tilt «II-lIItioIi of
ITCH EN CABINETS
MBRELLAS HOLDERS
.liollx.
South Norwalit. Conn.
THE STORE OF QUALITY.
——-——_
IiIIiniIIlIiIr tonight this store
will he opened IIIIIIiiIgI. until
Christmas. I
This will afford the hlllililllnfi
public an Additional opportunity
in which to Iilll'tfllll-‘II! llli'll' holiv
day goods.
We wiali to call yourpttetitlou
IIhpIII-ially to our lititI of tThriHL
IIlI’Ih' alippei'z, for the young and
old.
With every purchase of t‘hIlI|—'
. ren'a Show; HuntIi (lIIuIt will
Goon "tom: DESERVE;
ooomrmn mo soon
FLY NN It RYAN,
QB WASHINGTON 8T. PHONE. 466.
hire Ii lllfili itiy III I; .Iine.
l
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prize to thr- winner.‘ r
JFNANCE- IIILGIAN CONVENTION
l't‘ifl'lfl, Wt f‘ 'VI’U'V‘ 4!",
Hit It H't‘ writ-iti'tM II ‘IIthtf-IIIII-I'I
'whtvti plmt'lhit tor the multitmitmc of
I’tfimts'tt Itrnf‘Ircniial rilhft In the
17:4 “"42“ ”it“ In. In. ..
‘o‘aatinn If that o: rmay to Brigi Im
wmmmwmmmm
iCHH Is TMAS
BUYIN
[SI-IND W- IN PROGRESS.
We mention a few of the hundreds of interesting
things for Gifts to be seen at this store:
HANDKERCHIEFS. so to $2.75 each.
KID and FABRIC GLOVES. all lengths.
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.
Fancy, METAL CHAIN PURSES.
A big display of HOLIDAY UMBRELLAS.
Pretty DRESSING SACQUES and KIMONAS.
COAT SWEATERS and GOLF VES’I‘S.
CARDIGAN JACKETS and LEGGINGS. \
Plain and Fancy APRONS.
CLUNY and RENAISSANCE CENTER PIECES.
LINEN DAMASK TABLE SETS.
”BABY SWEATERS. SACQUES, TOQUES and
BOOTEES.
Beautiful PIN CUSHIONS, VANITY BAGS.
STATIONERY. JEWEL CASES. CANDLE
STICKS. ,
BUIIESDMB and BRUSH SETS. POST CARD AL-
GOLD FRAME MIRRORS. LAUNDRY BAGS.
And NOVELTIES too numerous to mention.
. Do not leave your Christmas shopping until the
crush and jamgf 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 isn't possible during the Inn. ry oi the
low days just previous to Christmas.
.i.
N. Shani) CI.
“to \Dnhhtutoii Strut. South “moth:
" Opportunity —— Time —— Place
Are the Keynotes to Succentt.
‘ MERRILL COLLEGE
WIII Double You to I’IIItlI to the From.
WIN'I‘I‘R tiI’FNINH. JANUARY 2. 'titi. ,
no ind mum 1mm". canon now.
For! Churn. Mumford.
south NorInIIi.
" i
i
d
‘
Itotitid Ilauiiitziug their
.the New Britain III-raid,
Iito it i.-I t‘l:lllllt'(l.
'iIortIIIi Illlit'l't' the
IIIiIIt bet- -II IIIIIIIIII to ion ~‘Il,’1:lltI lllt‘ kill~
liliitl.‘ ‘IIItitt
'thetu IlztiIitIgiiIu their property.
. bit-
IIlrIItl and "filll'll'l'l'
‘ NEW LAW ON DEER.
Practically Makes Farmers a Prwt
icgcd Clans of Sportsmen.
Local lllllllt'l'H find It good deal of
hull with tlII IIIIVI law W'liltll IIIIIIIII
fIiItIIIIia til tItlIIII lIititl IittiIIIIII. to kill
Itlt'i‘l lIi t'IIIitiI-ItiI-ul \thII II tlity IIIII
propertg. Itziys
The law III.
Iiiaklng fartnz-ru II
pritllI-gI-Il‘claaa ito tar an the hunting
of deer is concerned There have
been quiiI-rIIIIIt itIIItIIIIIIIIII .‘ilrI-Iitly l't‘I
:ItIItI- LII-tine wn‘rdI-ti
log of (lt't‘l' in IIIIIIIIIIy. towiitt lll IIII-r)
the fIIrIIIIi who did the kill
itig I-lIiiiiioIi‘ IIIIIIIIIItlIIii front the law
under the IIlIiuIIII Iirotitlitig that land
owners IIIIII. lztll theIII- lituititiful crea-
tures of the forest wherever they lllltl
l . Art the ItIIIiIItoiI for crop-I llilti pnIIIIIIIl.
itllilt' IiIII IIII'y it“\ ill‘ ILItiIiIIL \IIIIIIII
lthiII I\I III: I m be II I'IIIll'I‘ \Iilbl one
:It is Sillllilf- It :IIIIIIIII-Iiugt and it iII
lite-:IIIrIIII beiiIIIiI-Il that in [lint-ti lil-
latIIIiI'IIII 'wlItII'I- IIIIIII' were I.IIIIIIIIIIII'I'II’
Itvii liil'lln in ill-I‘ t'tI‘l‘Illl'i. that it I\.I.-:
done for the «Ike oi} iIIIJI'itiI: "tililt‘
liig \tiIilII izttitio. Iititl I-Iipplt'ing lllt‘ In
with .«IIIIII tlt'ill‘.llt' tilt'itlih Iititl
lIIIiiiHoII, ttiiirli iI; II. IIIIIIIIIIII- iIIlflllItI'Il
"i IIIII'I lai'tiv't', IitIIl i'ItIIII tlII» l't‘littl'ii
fI‘IiIIt \IIi‘lII'“ III III ..I "'I "5‘
appears that the IIIIIIIII; it going till
[Il'()llll.\t'lllillnl_\.
POPULAR AMUSEMENTS.
MIIIIIRIIIII .\.\'l) Itf)l't“l.l~1lil€.
II'I-w attractions have been 1found
IIIIIIII pleasing or delightful than .Vlil«
in their very sue
III-suful glittering imaginative fIItItIIItt.
The Flight of I’i‘tIIIIm-g Iris, which
will be presentttl Iit ”(it"s ’IIIIIitrII.
for who night only. lIIiIlIIt IIIIIIIiIibI-r
:t'apIilIltI
'iiKtH or IIIIIII-
l
:‘lI't‘lltllllL' of :ItIitztI IIII:IIIIII»tI-I with II III"
‘soIIIilitII which the white llkl‘h
‘IIIiri'y with tho-In Ii II-Iy iarquIIIIII .Int
.Iif \Itiirimiili- pIIII‘IIrIIIrIis who will :tti-
'lII llIIIll'
ton sale
I
l
{who show by their preacher wIIIII'II'I'III
Imaph drew
Ilur"
'liIIIII been purchased at an enormous
‘Jtith, and Hart are tow Nl'ai I iIIUlf',
than the: e HltI’lllll: young ar-
flt'Ht'l'lan of stttII-III-III.
They have been proIIIiIiIInt as stars. of
nit-tit for many IIIIIIII. IIIIII IIIIIII won
for tIII-IIIIIIIlyI-u thousands of IIIiiiIiIII'II.
illt‘
II
the occasion Ill'l‘nf’lllfl “Hell.
tooth in which tlttIt’ III'II hold.
M-
is It
'l'lIIt
pear during the ‘lll'iitill of ”the SI'IIH‘
brilliant fillt‘llillllt'fl. SpI-I 1.Il
{III and .‘dic. n'I-Itt»
II'I.
reduced prices. lie. 2:
Monday. lh-Imnbvi
Ml'Slt‘ Il.-\l.i..
'l'lit' I|Il('llll‘l'fi about“ by the l'lirtzti‘o
Ii good crowd to .‘lllrtlt'
last night, The subjects took
an the) nitrous are of the beet
IpIIilitr and retirement lioIlI IIIIIIIIItij.
and tratzetiy. 'l'Ihe patrons of Min-it-
Hall will have a chance before t‘nI-
week is pant to see two of the greats-III
plcttm-a ever made. They are "lien
and “Patti flew-re}; Ride." which
”all,
well.
expense. All how tIitIturI-a today. Sal-
urIlriy afternoon. Iialml matinee. Spec
,lIiI fIIIIttItvI HIIIIII'IIIII' tiitzht. pi‘I-aI-IIIII-
tiIIii of Ii IIItit'It watt-Ii. lieziyy gold
lilltIti I'IIIIII. l"I'iIiII; iiltzlil a wry ftttiiij-
I'Itlilt'ni will l'IIlI’tI [IlIII‘II
' cgémbnta.
M" m :ltia tutti YIIII limo “lag. Bum
a , We .
Sigmmm
of
NEW CHINESE TELEGRAPH LINE.
l'iI'KlN. lIIIII. ln‘. “I'lit tlIiIItII- baa
Sanctioned IIiI- IIIIIIIIII'IIIIIIIIII of II tIIIII
graph line W I IhIIAIIII, the capital of
,'l'llitIl, II'I; IIIII rIIIsitltInI-I- of the IIIiiIIi
‘IIAIIIII. ttIII Itlllrt‘ltlt' III-IIII III the inipiIiI
‘lnl hit I .IIIlij. 'I'liin intonation “It:
reIIoniIIiIndIIIi III, the t' IIlnene rIIIIiIIInt
-nt lIIIaItItzI who. ninIII- the advent of
the "rhino O‘Xptflllltill of lot liIIII been
iworkitir. for the InllgIItI-nment of the
I-I'l'ibtl IIIII ’Il‘liI liIIoiIe furthe "Iilli no
[will uiII- hospitals. echoohr IIII II Innll
titervim- l0 Lharsa. and it is rI-pIIIItmi
1that a ream-III hat-I been made for per-
lIiIie-IIIIIII to pIIiIIit-III II III wapaIIIIII there.
lCLArIEMONr rAcronv soon
i DOWN. .
I III..IIII;.\IoN'r, N. II. net. l‘t Irin.
factory or 'th Sullivan Marhtiiery
lt'oIiItIIIIII'. which for several Wet-k“
‘ttI'It “II ,""'II running eight hour, a
IlIII ‘Hll ltrI III»! .14,“ n (m “p":ln‘
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Ilocal
Special Holiday
' Offerings.
The time for gift
choosing now narrow-
ed down to but a very
y few days demands in-
stant actioii.‘ We are
ready to expedite your
purchases with well
assorted stocks of hol-
iday wares, an unusual
force of help,and with
quick, simplified hand-
ling of trade. In plac-
ing special offerings fgr 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 of our retailing and now most oppor-
tunely. presented for the thousands who wish
to minimize the amount of expense for Holi-
day Gifts. A
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83-85 Washington
J.A.Histopc-Co.
St, South Norwalk.
WWW
.0
O. B.Jack$on,
Optician.
Everything in the Optical Line.
Eyes Examined Free.
68 WALL ITREIT.
' NORWALK.
Yaid l’ezi Coal $4. 50 No 2N ult 0al$5
Etta, .tove and Nut Coal, $6. 50.
lie-littered in the cellar.
Carefullu screened.
Best gualihi
Raymond Bros}:
Free from slate.
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Ilenrwkt '.I-.
'iztr.':..‘ it:- Ih. Ix .t.'u.: I.
It rui't IIIIII IIe I'f‘
CHRISTMAS PHOTOGRAPHS
Sittings made for
all this week to
A choicr line of Colored Photographs.
for a IiititI "present.
II‘IM'. W’A'I‘ERIGOIOK PAINTINGS
av
PROMINENI‘ AMFRICAN ARTISTS.
Picture Framing in our own Shop
.IACKSON’S STUDIO,
II»
Oppoltte Hotel.
Christmas tit-livery
DECEMBER 2|."
Just the thing
53 Wall Strut. Norwolk, Conn.
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Fresh Shoulders,
Chopped Beef,
AND ALL OTHER KINDS OF MEAT
AT LOW PRICES.
Christmas Trees and Wreaths.
J. W DODGE.
22 I‘InSHING. GM 6? FILE l.
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