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Will thm‘amaolmtsp truth The
Instinct by options please do it in
. 'thla way: -wlth ngavdte basins“:
call 02-5; with out to news. all
m. if they will kindly do so. it will
greatly conveniencc'ttm office and ap-
out. more peeinpt attention.
G. Ghlotto has recovered from an in"
ness.
._ Miss Elsie flicker-son has returned!
home to Wilton from a week's visit
with relatives in Norwallt.
'si‘resh Hams. 1255c Buttery' 11
Mr and Mrs Charles 1. Sterling, bf .
30 F‘alrfleld avenue, are entertaining.
Miss Abbie Tulle, of Stamford.
Mrs. lteorge H. Weeks, of Charles B
street is recovering from a critical
illness.‘
'—-C. in K. Derbles. 0’ Brian.
1111 Gertrude Colompn. of South
Nof alk. has commenced school ' in
Wilton again. after 'two weeks' vaca-
tiou.
A dance is to be given in Lockwood's
Hall 0n the evening of January 23 by
the members of the Girls' Friendly So-
ciety. of St. Pliul a Church
”Fresh Hams. lie "1., at New York
Market
Miss Georgianna W. Taylor, who fell
find broke bur liip a fév‘v' days ago, is
resting comfortabl3 today at her home
on West avenue
The suit of Grace E. Lucas for dl
« voice from James W. Lucas is due to
come up before the short calendar sos~
slon of the Supreme Court
~l’ecrless l-‘iour, 8"c bag: $6.715 bbl.
F’. l). Lawton k 00.
Fred Hall, the Norwalk pool export
is to give an exhibition in Al. Eccles
new pool room in New Canaan. the
latter part of the month.
Captain loscph Byxbee and daugh'
ter. Miss Elia Byxbee. who have been
quite seriously ill with the grip, are
now recovering.
—Pork Roast, 12c. Buttery's.
Mr, and Mrs. J. William Thles, of
Meadow street, are entertaining Mrs.
J. W. Russell and son, of Massachu-
sctts.
The Rev. Edward J. Pitinkett. one
of the comics of St. Mary‘ 11 parish. is _
visiting at his old‘ home in Norwich
where his parents are located.
-Thc ii. Germain Co. desires to an-
nouucc a special sale of Euamclwnrc
for Saturday.
Several more names were added yes
terday to the list of entries to the
Norwallt Club‘s pool tournament. The
aournament is scheduled to open Mon.
ay .
Supreme Deputy George W. Collin.
of South Norwalk went to Stamford.
Wednesday evening, and installed the
odlcers of Columbia Castle, Knights of
tiio‘Mystlc Chain.
--C. k K. lfats. O'Brien.
The new badges which the Norwalk
(.‘lty Council.voted to give the mom.
bore of the Norwalk Fire Department
gratis. instead of charging'lifty cents
apiece for them, are being distributed.
Miss M. Frances Parmelee. of No i
Chestnut street, South Norwalk, has
just returned home from a two weeks'
trip to Baltimore Washington and othv
or places of interest.
«Peerless Flour. 82c bag: 86.571 bbl.
l". l). Lawton & Co.
Attorney Howard H, «Knapp. of
Bridgeport. a former resident of South
~ Norwallr. is recovering from a long ill-V
- ness. and tropes shortly to rostrum his
practice.
~You can buy good Fowls for [2'th
lb. at iluyeu' Mitt.
Arthur (' Wheeler who is to recup-
emit! ht Atlautlr City from his illness
' of typhoid fever will leave town to-
marrow Mr Wheeler will be accom
panlEd by Mrs. Wheeler and Mrs Rob-
on Dis, of Brooklyn. 3
, ‘wfiausage 2 lbs. for 25c. at New
York Market.
The funeral services of Mrs. Claude
Guthrie were held yesterday afternoon
at 1 o'clock at her home in Sit ermine.
Them. 0. M. Selieck oilicla ed. in-
terment followed at East Norwaik
Cemetery
m-‘A great variety oi ir'reah Candy
10 and We lb. M. S. Smith it (,‘o.
A number of sportan men in The
NMalks are contemplating attending
the fourth annual boxing carnival giv-
c-n h3 the i-Idgnwood Athletic Club in
11111 llnvcn, Thursday t-vcniug. .lun-
nary 23.
~34”. Dick's cures grip.
[Contractor ll. W. Marin-r hm. rmuv
mended alterations on tho rculdonrr- of
Thomas Rubln‘s ill need street. There
am to so many changes made includ-
lug an addition of three or four
r1
«from "not. entail
1255c. yes' It.
Dr J. Wilbur Chan!
acetates, who 1"nth lug evangelistic
math! gs in New van, will br' len-
tie a dinner and reception hi the
Haven business than at 11w Ton
"not this evening.
and loan,
it and his run
”than Moral «its ago. Miss Elisabeth (Jordon to boarding m“
damn" Wins; in. mum W's r. Mom; 11 1- m1 .111" the winter «1111 any ,.a Perry WWW" "'2'- " ”m”
":1: slot: mm“ uit- ' Dur- ed intends loops-d urn-twat liar imp to.“ has returned to 11.71"” M: flimt’lmzé’:
1.5"“... 11'. ”M %flg gums”. the W! mu" await. after a visit with relatives of Mr. Beet-13' sister. ”3’" gen," Pane.
”i'p'gingg: “”1 . V V V , leh their non liter wtwo weak! E?” "v“??? imuoa‘k.” waazm'
it it tho "mail firm. a“, a; . "‘ fl”, 1 "w. ”a .MZH' .4 Hitcher have To .' .. --
nhmnnurrJ w‘lostilltllt‘! assortment for himself on the remaining ' mi
in of th 1- , We» Men‘s Aesop
rigtlon Thursday afternoon. January
' 'Molih Chennai. 1’.“ '. ii; at tie-s
ms item ’
[real this I
1 extensive property at Green Farms.
SATllltDAY
SUNDAY.
Guarantcchhlulutely Port:
2991'!“ .
Ell iii titlil
) ‘ Maoist. .
pumps-urge rouge—a. ..
i
Cocksnoe «1.11.13. 0. a. 11.. of Nor-
walk, will hold a session tonight.
Mrs. John Bruinmer. of Dorian, was
a guest yesterday of Mr. and Mrs
Henry Tolles, of Quintard avenue.
,—Teieacope Hats. O'Brien. '
The Norwalk Bird Club will meet
at. the home of Charles Quintard, 148‘
Main street Norwslk. Monday.evenv
ing. January 13. Members should.
bring lists for December.
Kaliaosa Encampment held a regu-
lar meeting last night at their lodgi-
rooms. installation of tractors will
take place on the next meeting night
January 23. .
~Don't forget the Life Savers Ball.
tonight. at Arlen Hall Tickets. 2512.
lontrnctor Toomey. who “built the
Pooh's Ledge lighthouse. lsrobullding
the sea wait about Raymond Brothers'
A
big force of men is at work on the job.
The pra3er meeting committee of
the South Norwallt Congregational
(‘hurch will meet this evening at it
o'clock at the Colonial Cottage in
South Main street, with Mrs. J “Mil
ton Coburn ‘
k ~5 lb pail l’ure Lard. 60c. ilaycs’
t. ~
‘ A "Men's Night" of tho liospilsi
W hlat Club will be held this evening
with Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Storievant
at their residence in Eimwood ave-
nue. The ladies will have the gentle
men as their guests on this occasion.
——Pork Roast 12c lluttery' s.
Frlwnrd Whitlock who foil and
broke his leg last Tuesday afternoon,
is: routing comfortably today. Mr.
Whitlock will probably be confined to
his bottle for tho or six works. “1'.
William .1. Tracy is in charge of the
case.
——Stop and look in the window at
the New York Market.
Mrs. .lohn ll. Ferris. Mrs. Sarah M.
Upsou and Miss Jane Hoyt have prac
tlcall3 decided to forego their usual
will remain in South Norwalk llnif‘fiH
very severe weather sets in.
—Choice Native Turkeys,
liayea‘ Mkt.
Frank it}. lieach. associate editor of
the Bridgeport Standard. who was
operated on at the Bridgeport hospital
this week for intestinal trouble: is rest
in; comfortahl3 and is doing ver3
nicely The hospital physicians are
very hopeful of a complete recovery.
-—.lones' Superlativc Flour, 85c bag:
$6.80 hhi. i". i). Lawton & (30.
Mrs. Thomas Ryle, sister of Mrs.
William B. Unholtz. .lr., continues in :1
very critical condition from pneumo-
nia. at her home in Stamford. Mrs.
iton is wcll’known in The Norwallm.
and has a large number of ' friends.
whose hopes she has for a speedy re-
covery,
'——.lones' Superlative Flour. 85c bag:
86.80 but. i". D. Lawton it Co.
Workmen began yesterday the dc-
molition'of the great roof of the train
shed at the Grand Central station in
New York, familiar for many years to
Norwailt travelers in and out of New,
York. The destruction of the shed is
a step in the work of preparing. for the
erection of the new station
-—A large asst. Crockery to be sold
Sat. afternoon and evening at half ac-
tual cost. M.8.8n1ith& Co .
A varied assortment of high-grade!
embroldorié‘s, all new deal
spring 1008; are now beings
N B, man It. Co.’ at -
embroideries 11m style arid
and will be accorded It malt. anon.
elastic reception by all women of liar
tlcular taste.
220
winter trip to Florida this year. They '
a fur
”We” 4 -
wear, it" "
«mu-oh llatns, 1211,11. Rutterys.
There is grille 11 carhnnclo epidemic
in Norwalk just now. Durham 2
ant growth» have attached; res
to the hack of the with 'scvvral
prominent Howrah: Fielder-
man John Devlne has 3 re
covered from one
t
are. The 1.1m}? “
Water Commitment mun . ties
*"v mp 1.1 a week'slllncss with grip
anuaryClaranoe $an
GHOGOLATES 1
offers the people of the Twin Cities the largest stock of Furniture under
one roof at a saving to you from 20% to 30% Today we quote you a few of
our specials in sideboards and Bullets.
EARLYl MW.» GET THE [EAT IAROAINI.
A.“ J"
FUNERAL DINIGTOBO AND [HIM-NERO.
FOR 20 YEARS
Merrill Business college
liar been lleiplpg Young Men and YoungWomento a
BETTER START IN LIFE.
Hundreds of Successhil Graduates
Prove that Merrill training does not fail. ”r“ '3
DAY AND EVENING SESSIONS.
M. A. MERRILL Prln.
sound. on p.111.
1'”
van» assured success item the start and f
hundreds. of satisfied patrons have taken
advantage of our great bargains. ‘
, , We cailes esrlwial attention to our high-
er grades oi and Tailored Clothing.
Men’s Suits as low. as $3. 88.
Remember our sale has only 9 days
more to run.
Willis H. Selleck
48- 50 Wall Street. Norwalk
”00" E. ”$2.
t
i
i
Er ‘ 5 ° h °
- in TM tries.
Our advance order for spring lbotl Embroidcries has arrived.
They are the newest pattterns and best qualities intended for
this season's demand, and are bound to bring out a great
throng of buyers
The nominee embraces -iliu1broideries of all sorts and for
all purposes. included are Edges, insertions, Bandings, Flounv
clogs. Demi—Flouncings, Ml«0vers, Corset Cover Embroidcrles
Matched Sets, etc.
No description of these beautiful designs can do them ink
lice them while the collection is complete ~
N E. Egan £3 60..
. South Namath. I
lice.
Viirange will prurient their annual
WESTON.
V, 0m Norwalk. Conn...
for
30'!» “11.1? rznvylar meeting of 11111
- w “it! to its offer:' "W?! 0" on The incoming
m” rum M0 “ e “ 9 career. will i» installed on 111t- oven-
Real Estate!
A another of real estate bargains
may be had now before the! Spring
market really opens. The twine pur-
chaser buys early.
atolaossos. . , sumr. -
84500 sideboard now ....... .m ‘ mm miner-.11” .. ........ “mu My“)
“0.00 Sideboard, now .. ....... 83.5.00 Buffets,now ....... “ma: ’0 M , . . n & 00",.
“3': gang: now ........ WM 3.0.: mag: Iw*............m~
a now ....... . 3 now ... ..... .... . "
.lzroo Sideboard, now ........ :21 321.69 asset-.m 5 ”NW” "”0”
$22.50 Sideboard. now . ...... 017 "388.00 Ballots. new ......;,....
£1,300 Sideboard. now ..... .,.stwv moo apnea. m .. wJason avasv uuwttbnlumo cussi-
should
M mm with.
snow white, one piece "Sandal " Por-
celain IMMM Lavatory
Have you ever stopped to consider
how delightfully convonlnet it would
be to have hot and cold running water
sum
in your dressing chamber.
lag apartment or Int near.
room? its presence would afford you
the highest degree of comfort. .
We will gladly quote you prices. Our
her: are strictly competent Ino-
chanica, honest and reliable. .
Heracs 3.111151,
GONNIN MAIN AND wear "3’.
111m 81hr,itlol|1l11118ntet——
THAN [LEW YORK REAL ESTATE.
iii! ’“l’i till Cmp‘anv iii fild
% ashram interest on its
lead Chum by oblate-rm-
sleep-
sum NEARLY mm
Investments of from 0100 to 010.00
accepted. participating in earnlnp
from date of receipt.
“ A card will bring you our literate"
or a mat interview.
I. L; GMUHN. General Agent,
10 Oouth Main “rut.“ “
A HOLIDAY
HINT
Gas and ;
Electric Lamps
For Reading
and Sewing,
They are inexpensive. convenient.
ornamental. Made up to suit any
taste. is your house properly illum-
inated for the holidays? if not
Let us Pipe Your
House lorGas,
we will do it at rest. Our new line of
HALL GAS GLOBES has been re»
ccivcd. Call and see them.
Connecticut
Company.
Wall Pipers.
We Have Designs on i, -
Your Walls
That pleased you ever since we put
them on.V Any more rooms to be pa-
paved?
Crockery. Glassware.
lug Corina
Japancsr l'hina in i'ups Harri-,sro
Plain. etc.
l'alntavs' Supplies.
flood ready mixed l'alnt, Jill: per
gallon
White Curtain Poles, with fixtures,
10c.
Window shades and Picture Frames
made to ordcv.
liorrsc furnish
semiannual!» Over half-mililc-r .
dollars palri to investors to date
give a loci: in the window at
York Market. ' .
and!“
, Jermain" your will? mg" iv 111 111111 rrlr for several dar-
The ma transfer or the handsome ed to tire hos-e with a mm 00M
estate of the late Schuyler Hamilton.
"lilntwood." in A. W. Marmot New
'York. them sale of which was recorded
More he undertooh tine wort:
however. he was stricken by illness
Whom 1.21 Mourning 2111.11 Vrcr' “w
coma
in of Jan'... “.24
Mrs. D l. Rowland has been serious Mrs. J 7. Mellon has returned m
Eaton. after a few days' visit with
Mrs 1?. ms.
11m mm" m“ m tun m“ um one” Melt!!! 1111. returned
from a few dos 'viait with Mrs. Henry
MevWin‘l‘Vow to,
Mrs. F'. B. Bonita w 11 an over-night
“010% of Mrs.
run .511» one: has returned to
her when! duties in liner-Md N. .l
with New reason not! THAT COLD
c n Lao:
lam plantain!
00o 'Mtnrmm llilil
”MMIMWfi
in
l’tc. :‘c. ”of and 11‘. Hit ”his 635;:
MW! at“ .
v
cram ”tam In
Pat-unfit": Decanting. .‘ *
We [in the 0. bill. Orson TM
loam”. Miriam.-
L ll. DECKER.
”titanium“ g
ammo-11k.
WI OW.
1414f 0am Tantra 8r”
get your share of the beat White
u WALL eraser.
Perhaps it was some strain of his
forebears which gave torSwedon' it late
hing so much gentleness. wth his
strength for direct descen as ho
was of a blacksmith in a French 3ii-
Iago he was lmiugly known as liar-
nens Konuugl the chlldreus king.
lie was passionately fond of child-
ren and made a particular friend of
lions Christian Anderson. it was to
‘ Andersen he gave a branch of the oak
on Which he and his queen out their
names when they first pledged their
NOTICE.
Thirty-five states of the union have
passed stringent laws compelling all
osteopathic physicians to pass an ex-
amination before the State Board of
Health. or to he a graduate of some
reputable osteopathic college before
practicing in any of these states Con-
necticut is one of the thirty-live To
graduate at a reputable osteopathic
college. it is necmsavy to attend not
less than three wars, and not less than
nine months each year This month's
ladies' Home Journal has an article
on Osteopathy, by the founder. if you
are thinking of trying some drugless
treatment. why not try a treatment
that is based upon scientific principals,
not one that is taught by mail or one
that only requires :1 few weeks to
learn. The study of the human body
is a deep one. i will be in in office
every day. Consultation free. Phone.
123-3. All chronic diseases a specialty.
Jerome D. Wirt,
Osteopathic Physician.
No. 12 lane Place. Norwaik. Conn.
Phone 123—3.'
" truth.
' Licensed by state scars of mass.
Consultation Inc.
wchsvegfuiiuoclrofiiduons
deflower-whet carried.
i E. lflBKilllflllili]
“Haunt Good. at Meson PM"
00 Wall «not. .
. “The Store of Quality "
lit Still] ililill
with its dinner parties, balls. opera
parties. “at heroes." receptions, etc. is
now mmenciug in earnest. and we
are In position to supply the exact
footwear suitable for each and every
carry the most varied stock of wmn’s‘
rims and party slippers and men's
dress shoes to be found in this section
'of the state
We invite an early lamction
"“er
Lay 1a a Whole Season’ 3 Supply
Visitors to]. A. Hi1 up .3 Coin Store will find the countcfi
heaped with the grandee assortment: of White Goods are M
ever assembled—showing Undermusilns for women and claim
dainty Cotton Wash Fahricv-Embroidcries for 1998, ‘
many styles exclusive with tie—Linens from the most notedl
W ice of the Old World—all collected under remarkable market
ditions. enabling us to quote prices not at all commensurate writing
the present cost of the raw mat eriala. . ‘
Come tomorrow while the stocks are bright. fruit and new, and
83-85 Washington St; South 11011111111
0 E. Jackson,
Optician. .
Everything to the Optical Line.
Eyes Mined Free
occasion. and at reasonable prices, We '
Goods values ever offered.
j . . soawsak.
restrooms“
OI'L HEATERS
\\ c hate a few (iii Heaters left:
aim it we wish to close out. For
0111' wool; only we will Offer theft!
at the ollowing special prion.
Perfection Oil irlcaterw-r‘“L
regular $995 for
Perfection Oil Heater .
regular $4.65 for”
Perfection Oil Heater ,e . H ,
regular 83:50 {or 03.01: 8
“tr also have a few SI" ‘ '
Oil Heaters it it which
sell for $2..25"ll1is sale is
tied ‘
The Only Complete HwMuvn
Store in thaGlt!»
COR. HIGH AND WALL OT _
m we. CONN.
is the time to save money
your purchases.
READ
THESE PRICES.
Children' a Overcoat. 0 to 0,
01.00
Reduced from $2.50 attend ".001".
Any Cuus'a sun 111 1111i at".
Worth from 32.011 to ”do.
Men's hunters, 10:,
Were 81. 50:
Wilton rule spacer ,
’Boduccd Prices on All Clothing. _
. ’i ' 1 u. . 1.
109‘” Monday. "Em ‘0
and Saturday Evenings; 1» '
no 111
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