a
Holiday Gifts
IN GREAT PaolFUIlON AND VA-
'l'lII-rc in something uuiul or tomo-
thing beautiful; smoothing to wear or
nomctblng ornamental. to make your
frlcruia happy on Christmau day.
E. K. BANKS,-
HAHAGKEMO HOTEL ”.00“.
SOUTH NORWALK.
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Local News Notes
It was It grit-n ('hiislmas altI mull.
-~lIIIayI~ your ()l'llt’l' for Saturday
lAibfiIf’l‘. ('uthill's.
.losoph ll lIle:,I Jr, of WIItcrhury.
9-!!! nl tlII- holiday at his home in Nor-
wallt.
.‘li'tt, ('ito Hutch Iind duughtcr, .‘liIIII
lIIIII'lI. “t'l't‘ Cht'inttuan liay glit'HlI-i itl
IUWII.
'lllIiI lIIII'gII. Wont Farms, IIIIS ill‘l‘ii‘l‘tl
‘Wlill II I-,III'I-:IIII1I:IIIIi i'Ill' IlII' l’III‘I'i> L'IIIIl
t'oIIIpIIny. '
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“Dr. IIiIIiI'II curcn grip.
A. V. WIIiIIIIrlglIt lIII South Nonalk
IoIIaI to who lip his now position in
SIIthII-ctIidI, Nrw Yolk.
A V.
Mrs, t), l), KiInhIIll. Wain-
. Wright :IIiIl (.‘IlIISIIIr Wainwright spI-III
(' hIIIItInIII. with [in H paII- his in Matias-
llllill'l, N .l.
Minn liIIItlIII ”Willi. oi llI-IhI-i. WIIS
II i'iIIia-IIIIIII gIIII.II in town and attend
Id thI t' onIpIIII} lI IlIIIIcI last night at
lllt armory,
Franklin .\('lil'l‘ and two sons, of
llIIIlIr-rloiil, N. .l., .IpI-nt (“lIIlntnIIIII
with ‘ilt. ltlltl “In, SIIInutIl M. Allcr of
WISt I-ItI'IIIIL
Tho (ondition III MM. 1'. W. Many.
of NIIIIiI Irv-:InIII who won striIlIIII
Itith IIIIIIIlyI-Ih: II short tinIII ago. is still
IIIIIioIIII though it is IIIoIc Incouiaglng
TlII- l'IIiIItI ill l nion will hold its an
no. Il olI- '1' lion o1 ofliII-I [S toinoriow night
at (JIIntIIIl lIIIlIoI III-mun.
.-\ i’IohiIIitioII tum-ting will ho hIld
Friday night III tlII liiiliif' or lohn
i'iuth Madison th‘f‘l. South Norwalk.
WIIIIII llIII'nIonIl, lllt‘ lI-llIII' in tin-
t'ity National lhIIIk. is ill at his hIIIIII
in Clay strut-t.
liming tlII holiday IIIIIh Stanlot
SIIIVIIIIS ilSfllLill'tl in the More of Rog
iI-Is & Stovcns.
A, l5. \V-lIIIhIstor and family ~IpIInt
Hui:~ llIlflS with Iclativcs in Redbank.
I uh .lI In‘cy
Inwt to S, lithiiptlEl hm. had now
|IlItlv glass windows inIItIIlltId in his
building in North Main urn-mt
Iiss Eula lI‘IIrris, ot’ Woston, has rII
tinned to her homo alter a tinit with
IIIN'I'walii relatives,
Constipation and had blood aw.-
twins. kill pI-oplo inch by inch; nap
life away Hollistor' II Rot. ky Mountain
Toa roliovtm constipation and iIIItl
lllllle, 3.30, Top In Tilllllhis l'lflntuis
Drug: Store.
iI'IIlIIIII l'III'I‘lIII of Now Y'oik. spout
thIiIIIIIIIIII uiIh hia‘ p‘IIr-Intn. .‘lI' and
His, Frank l'IIrlu- r in South \IIIIIIIik.
'llII snpplI ot’ I'IIIlIInIlIIIII npponrs to
lu- ~IIIIIIllII this your than Ilsual, and
tin. yatict) loss.
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l’IIpIII iIIIiIIIt'Ioan oI holly lI- Inca and
III il'Il(i; iil"t H common and oh ('ilp III-co
l'l' .tion this III- III-'on,
l'rtIIlv-I'irk ‘.\' ll'“l5|ll'i. of lion-
l‘IItIIIa, SIN-n! (‘lIrthIIIIIs' with his
\‘i'IlliIIII'I lI'I-lIInd. SIIIIIrI arc
ilr
got.
{min I',
nor.
.\lI. .Iu.l MIII. .lli'll'S i) .lIInIIings. of
Wnt t--.IIII hIIII hmn I-ntIItniIIing
David S Worm and lIIInil» or i’roIi
dent-II. lllllnio island.
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Tho annual IIlI-Ition of llml't'iS of
lincoln ('I,ItInIil No 4 tIIIlIr of l nit-
Id AnIIIIiI'. n .‘lI-IIII illlltli. will llt' hIIIl
tomorrow EH ning.
iicWitt'II lIittlo Emly Riser Pills arc
old by The Clifford Pharmacy and
“lilo Bridge Pharmacy,
The nuprIInI court In... h lflfl‘tl Iiou ll
.I IlI-I-iIIion in the cam of Mo i-. liIIIIIi.
Ill Now Y.orlt agtinnt Harris ..l ifI-y-
InIIn, ot Danhury. Minn Reed IIIIIIi Mr.
llv'InIan {or domains for I'hrI-mh of
IronIhIo and in tho Imporior court .I
jIIIy HWHIdId hI-r $1,000 Tho III-fond
not appralnl. IlniIIIlnz I-‘I'rot in ”I“
I who 'H and I-lmrgc «.1 month 'iIIxII ”i"
-IIIII on t' IIII llnIh. tm II'IIIr Inrl IhI-
_l Ivlzml'nt ‘litllllr.
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ilII I..‘c......u-.I l""tnll"|"ll on iii“
'i’rl’h of llt‘va'IH-tilaliu' lztifllll l".
'ttllh ut "triukla-Illi who IlII.| Iltzrlnz
III. III I -. II-n M ”H mm I.II IIIIIII'nI
lIlI imu it'tYl I. hand in. 1-. ..\ Show
man of ilIIItIIIIIl and hot ItIIl in I hand
"ll’ill \‘III. IIIII TIII 'liKl'ir-hlllfi of Im-
II oiuiiot. IIII-s ltllll'Wl III .I II'vIqu
lion pawn] in tho hotm- AI hr '1'
IIIIIIII o1 MI rlpnflord, thI- I:lI-rii of tho
homo, IlII amiullona lmn- how (or
wardwl to tho- ('“fmwlflilifl to Mrs.
Smith, widow of llw IlIIt'I'Iu-IIII.
(«not ”in: l I-IIII' PlIIIorII ii i'IIIIIlII
lI.I.I IIIIIIIIIIII 'w'lil amount i‘ittuin .\iI-
I-h‘l nnl il’w‘. . \IIIIiIIonl Slim-ti company
in IIw-mtI! HIM. t'ount. 'l‘II-IIMIII-I
until I.l.-uu t‘i lli: II III 11ml ”it IlofoIIIl
am Hi. hIl III. w Ionvlrtn| o1 I’.ol.ItioII
III I]... liquor l..IvI , ulIilI lIolIlitIII ”i"
IIIIIIIIrIIlIt Itl' .ilIwIII :It 'lIIIIIplI- lIIIIIII
Mr and 1m. Nehion ii iloyt nvcnt
t hriIIIInIIII with Itlatlyts III Dauhury
Mohotitctno llotol, IIpIInt
with I'I-latichI in llIooiIlyn.
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Christina“!
Sunday school tcachcru are Itllowod
II discount at William P. licI'In' hook
ntIiI‘tI, .
lII-t‘
liaych
Minn llattii- [motor in visiting
hrothcr, W, W. IA‘HitH', 01
l!‘.(‘lll|l.‘. "
A InI-IIting o1 Norwalli lodgr. N0.
709. ii. P. 0. ii, will hI- held tomorrow
night, at the Elks Home. in South
Main IIIrtIct.
aAswonxA.“
3.... .I. :itn lint You IIaIr Always Bought
Ii‘utm
of
Tho IIlt-I-tlon of ofllcors and annual
morning of Banncr Count-ii. No. 54.
linngittors of Liberty. will he held to
mot-row l‘i‘t‘nll’lg.
’l‘iII» Connecticut Prison association's
visiting committco wont to tho ntntc
prlnon, Monday, and I-xaminod tho
illil'lt't'll prisonern who will he Ilia-
cIIIIrgIIII during January.
lIIx-ilovI-I'nor IIIIIl MI‘N. lIIorgI- i'.
of this month for an t-xtIInIlIIIl tour
into tho IIOIItlionItIIIII part of tho
country and possibly into Moxico,
’l‘lw rI-gulIIr lllt't'liM-i ot rho llospltnl
Whint Club will ho hold with Misti
Ul‘ilf'l' M. Scytnonr 2-7 Wcst SllI't’l.
l"l‘ltlil,\' nitIIrnoon, IIII'IIIIIIIIIII‘ 27th, III
1: o'clock.
it tool’s llfltl vilnllzos tlII~ IIntiI'rI Sl'ii
tI-In: InakI-n lift» Worth living no IIIIItII-I'
what your iilltlitlll. ll')iliSll'l">i lioIIly
'ilountaln TM is ”it '5an It pI-I'IIIIIIIII
tiIII known against lllhl‘ nsv :i'..« To 1
III ’i'IIhlItII. l'iIIiatIId'I; lirug *lIIIII
\IlJIIIIInI tiI-IIIIIIII (‘olIv hIIII it(‘('II.l|llUi
thII rIIIIIigIIIItion o1 SI-IIIIIIl lIlIIuIIIIIIInl
lItIllo,I (i (IilI. ('oIanInI ll lF'IIII in
{I'IntII, and honoIIIlIly tllStllillgl'tl him
from tlII InilitIIry IIIrI'IIiII of this IIIIIII-
Frank P Potty. III' 117 Washington‘
SfrtIl'L round a “VP toad in his .IIIIJII
this morning and Ilth not ltnow or Fill:
othor ”Inc who n this has hilllpl‘fnfll on
lltIcInIhI-r Litith,
Edward StItffIIrn, of tho (I'ltt'lllf'ill llt'
Pill‘llllt'nl otthc- Now YoIlI. Ntw liIIII'II
il'lll linrtforti Railroad ('IonIIpIn .Slllll
IIIi Iorluy- on II uIIolI‘sI IIIIIIIiotI Will"ll
ho will spI-nd in Spring\ \Iu'IIllIy \‘Im
\ork
-W-b.
'l‘hI town of (lranbyI has lllId its
t‘lllllllPrttlltin with lid IoIIIptIollII
gIIlnI: IlII nIInIhoI of f'llllillt‘ll or
IIIlIool Iiizo .m 2:16. and tho I-InIIInII'II
tion of tho town of ilrookfiIIlIl .Iitow~
that thou Itro in that town 103 IIIlIool
children
(‘IInII'rIl llIIItIIIII 0 Atorill of 1V I-l-I-h
lngton this stator cattle commission-
who in I'Iff'nlt' Iing trom his 390‘" ro
IIltIIIlI of tyrhoirl lt‘i'PT. land I l‘l'illl
’TIII will) 1" mini: ills condition to-
dav. is encouraging. ills tcmpcrnturr-
(Isontlnuc norIIIIIl.
-—lI.IIhing piles provoke profanity.
but profanity won't I: re tbcm. Donn s
Ointmont cures itthi z. hlomllng or
protruding plies alter ycars of under
lug At any druz store
Tho i‘lonton Tu; and CW Com
pany of South Norwnlk. IIEIIlnIII whirh
'I Ircdltors' pctitlon was illoil. ”("El'lilif‘l
ii. and which was mliudzcd IIIInlIIIIpI
Novomhrt 29 fill'll‘ St’hf‘tlllll'w 'rlll'S
IlIII'. in tho Iiileict court of tho i'nitIIIl
SIIItI-s. which show linbilitit's of $7.1
0861;? and nasots $7,470.91.
lhtniol .\lIIlvihill, ioI’IIIIIrlI of South
Norwalk. who is now IItIIIuding llll'
l'nltoll SIIItI-II tlunnory School. in
\Vanhington. l), (1. Hptl'l’ll ycsItIIrdny
lll'lt‘. Mr. filolvihili is I-onindorml on“
of tin. host gunnrvrn in tho l'IIiIIIIl
FIIIIIH Nuty, among ilIII onInIzI-I of
Ho I-nlistnl no ii. and in om of It“. r.. n
to ho givt-n II r'oIIIIIII IN the St hooi,
('III-Istri F Tollrm’ formI-rlv of Soutl‘
Norw,alk now in do clothing hnIIinI-I-III
in AuI-Ionin, mahml II uorthicnn PM
(In 372 on TIIIIsdI Iy. \ In'IiII rI lilt‘H" III
int: hlniSll’ 212‘ II p.IintIIr IIIllI-Il at tho
«tom and lfllltl'tl .IlIouI norm work with
Mr TollI-II .InIl late. bought 36 onth'
of goods. tumrntinz the IhI ck and N'-
colring son in good mom-y for it.
A daughtI-r was. both tl'm- forI noon
to Mr and Min AnIlrI-w ’IIIII‘IL
PIIrlI avI-nuc. it was It IIplI-ndid
SnM’ill'lf‘n of tho fomlnino cumin and
tlppI-d tho sonic.“ at "In nnIl oIII- '(lllill'
tor pounds .ViothI-r and thIm III-o
” doing nchIly and tho proud tumor has
InIIIlrI a big dont in tho local pt'l‘ll‘l'lt)
lllill‘k"! in rt‘SDOnSlI'l'l tho congratula-
lion» 0! fricnds.--ltrlrlgcportu Farmer.
hr-nt lImIIItlvo Guar-
Tim 1' ill
talc. It in ”II.
IIIItIIIIIl or your tnoncy hack,
tout l‘lIarInIII y and
Store. ' ”
\\'Hlti\"41|.\itill"'. on of tongo
You ‘Ah'lfll' of HII- III- \A .\tl|lll I-hiit
onthtz Ill-out lIIII IIIIIIIIII, I. nlt' ml."
oh and Mrs. IIimwl pIIiIItuI
would.
H
which hr: appIIIIIrIIi ;.I lo-
lillill"l’. tlit- lmndam- bring IhI- tint
had berm burt.
“on! quiet: toilet for all term or kid-
trntmont 25c.
Pharmacy and
many.
the Bridge
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Hf Now ank IIIIII MI .'I :[ll'flk"l’
II rtiumuirm .Iiiiilml Lincoln llny tum
two! or llw t' 'illtlilil t‘tuh o1 Noiwnlk
otI i-‘vhruory l.5‘th
.latIIIIII Ill, Connor, proprietor of tho
MrIlII-IIII IprIIct to start on the {filth -
(If.
Orlno Laxative Fruit Syrup the new
lIIIIIIItlvc stimulutm hm docs not irri-
l’lnihll'tl'h llt'IIIz
,II-alp
Without anti": IIIIItIIiIIi. to
-'|l.‘""" lII IIIIII to in 'vr.”‘1:."’. ltIIIl
four ..tiIIhrIII IIIlIoII in his .II;Ilp, altor
I'lIItylmIm
timation ”18' but family had that ht‘
DeWitt‘n Kidney 3nd Blmidcr i'llln
my and bladder "only”. A I'M-W!
fluid In The ('llflIIl'Ii
l'iInI'
u
iIiIItriI-I ArmrnI-I William T .Inromr,
at tho
An I tiort IAIIII mud!I
non TIIRIIII
CollIIIs FurnIture'
FURNITURE REOUlREMENT‘ FOR THE NEW YEAR FESTAL DE—
MANDS. WHETHER IN BIDEBOARDS. BUFFETO} DINING TABLES. CHI-
NA CLOSETS, DINING ROOM CHAIRS. CAN BE FILLED AT OUR STORE
TO THE VERY BEST ADVANTAGE NOT ONLY IN CHOICE DESIGNS,
WOODS AND FlNlBHES, BUT ALSO IN‘ PRICE lNDUCEMENTS.
II. J. Collins 62 Co
FUNERAL DiRECfl'ORS AND EMBALMERS.
12-1! North Main Street. South Norwalk. Conn.
”'IIThesIgrgIIIguaIIIy."
Only good Shoes bear this stamp.
Extreme style and value in pop.
ular priced Foot Toggery for
Big and little Womcn.
FLYNN 8: RYAN
Phone 486.
, ’ so WASHINGTON smear.
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GOOD NEWS
For Late Shoppers
a?! I
5% REDUCTION
in the price of all of our
MEN SllNEliCllNTS flllti
FINN‘N’ SUITS.
$15 and up, at a time when it ought to
be most appreciated.
We have a number of
TERRY
a BATH ROBE-S
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I Have just received a large consignment
I of White self-figured
Four=in=Hands
eXcellcnt patterns, to sell at 50c.
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$4 value that We are selling at $3.
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House Coats, Suit Cases, Gilt Umbrel-
las, Fur Caps and Gloves, Dress Shirts,
Silk, Lisle and Cotton Half Hose, Fancy
Vests, Holiday Suspenders, Fancy Arm
Bands, Cuff Buttons, Scarf Fins, Dress
Glovcs, Mufflcrs, Collars, (mils, Etc.‘
0
Willis .H.,.Selieck
cIorIImII or 1111; RIGll’l‘ Stilt’l’.
48 and 50 Wall Street, Norwalk.,
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IN. .I. Nihillll
N SUNCU.
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Emotion,
Carpets,
Stoops, Sic.
134-136 Washington St
South Norwalk.
ings Until
CHRISTMAS !
it is a noticeable fact that every-
body :5 looking for and buytng for
the Xmas gill. something that has an
IntrInsIc value: something which will
be useful in time to ume. Thu ex-
plains the reason why we are havmg
so many calls for Morris ChaIrs, Cen-
ter Tables, Rockera. etc.
We have an excellent line 01 Morris
Chairs in Oak and Mahogany frames.
selling 1.0m $7.73 up. OuI line of Can
tcr Tables. we ice! sure. is the best to
he found In the town of Norwaik. and
we have at least three dczcn to select
friam. We have put In a ltnn‘ of Hobby
Horses, Shoo Files. etc. for the ”tile
folks which you Will find very tea-
sonahly priced.
O
F. -A. MItchcll,
The Only Complete Houseturmsbmu
Store In the City.
COR. HIGH AND WALL STREETS.
NORWALKI CONN.
x"... In;
FOR ALLV
MODERA l E PRICES
Pocket Knives. lablc Cutlery.
Scissors. Scissor Sets, Carving
Sets, Fancy Thermometers.
Razors, Safety Razors. Car-
penter's Tools, Mechanical
Tools, Skates and Sleds. for
Boys and Girls, and many
other useful articles.
Charles II; Dow.
HARDWARE.
112 WASHINGTON STREET.
Phonc 667.
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SAVE MONEY.
iiy lIu) iIII; IIIIII' .lowolry ol' IIIII. 1 how
II I-IImplIItII ”no at l',\‘l't']lll'ill£lli" low
pIiI-II. (‘IIIIIII in and look it owr.
R. NOACK,
34 No. Main St., So. Norwalk.
iviiii
Coal’
The Thing!
To temper the temperature than
wintry days. am. wot not pan and
coke is a joke. hut COAL ot glittmng
goodncu is thc one thing nudlul.
Our Coat' mett- no apology. You
may buy her. with your eyu Ihut and
got full value to heat tor every dollar
'uponded.
AIIJ COAL‘I} the thingl
StOre Open Even- /
“l. A. HISL0P8IWI3
“Everything to Dry Goods”
WE GiVl
MMGIIEIII TIIIIIIIIII 8mm , :
Special Holiday
Offerings.
The time fur gift
choosing now narrow-
cd d0wn to but a very.
few days demands in-
, stant action. , We are
ready to expedite your "
purchases with well
assorted stocks of hol-
. iday wares, an unusual
“force of help, and with I
quick, simplified hand-
ling of trade. in plac-
ing special ofi‘edngs for your perusal we have
dwe with particular intent on merchandise
of practical utility, l0w prices, consistent with
good quality, which arc always an important
feature of our retailing and now most oppor-
tunely presented for the thousands who wish
to minimize thc amount 0f citpcnsc f0r Holi-
day Gifts.
J. Ext-lislop 5- C6.
83-85, Washington St, 50th Norwa k.
0. 8. Jackson,
Optician, *’
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Everything in the Optical Line:
Eyes Examined Free.
5. WALL OTHEIT. NORWALK.
OWMW
All HOLIDAY GOODS will be sold '
this-I weck‘ regardless of cost.
N. E. RYAN & (30.,
86 Washington Street South NorwaliI
WWWFW’MWW ’0”
A Warm Reception.
YOUR FRIENDS WlLL RECElVE A WARM RECEPTION WHEN
THEY VISIT YOU THIS WINTER 1F YOU BUY YOUR COAL OF UOI
NONI BUT THE BEST 301.0. COAL THAT ii} (OAL.
B. Hershfieid & Son.
. TELEPHONE 294
122 WATER STREET.
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A Starting Point to Success ls .lauuat y M ‘
AT
Merrill Business College. I
The Opening of thc Winter ’l'crni is Your Opportunity.
Bookkeeping-«Shorthand---English.
ALI. BOOKS AND SUPPLIES FREE.
M. A. MERRILL. i’rin. If
1'an l Elmo-I.
to M'l'llrt- inntrict .loromn to upoait iii-t!
f, n. mm. to moon-r ,‘Iflrhol'u lumll of um your. ago, hm owing to mluthor
”my and IIIIIII which tho II'oIIIIl "IIII tll‘dfzvlnl'fll IIII Inn» IIIIIIl-lI to tom-pt
Wllnlflm'” MW IlItlurv-d fflrr'llld “ho ho truth." or II... l'nlhn'lr I'Im.
'Htf myrrh ‘OW'H‘. Vlill'h Mm . w ill" Tit" Immulttori mm h; Int III In," it"
bond will nit-viral"? Mm I I out“ "I" "In plant- my the nanomi ImI III» M.
1}" 'i’“ i ":‘I'uIiI" l: ".‘ 1 ii "mix" "‘ It": '1?!" It'l of th‘ lift-fl.
court at room.” plea: ‘Inenu tor Ionic Iona.
lI.InIl Thu room. IrIImImI-I than
lIII FIIIII final to
‘vvvvv‘
SEN'l'IN‘iZI. "WANT ADS" l’AY.
WrItI- for 1mm.
South Not Milli. Stmulord,
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Norwalk Chronicler