«— “W
cm“ “W w .. .
‘ M .1”. it
this 111% W, NIP 1‘ ll
ninqwmtomily
1 medium this
rem. prompt men «cotton.
W
The dart tub normally getting long-
or.
no. it will
and «-
* tun Helen A. Kellehel'. or Birthday
2 direct, in ill at her home of grip, .
~1’eieucope Hail O'Brien.
-—'~——-~qw--
Mr and Mrs. Chute: ital-er have
been visiting Mr. Kainer'v parents in
mutton. ' . ,
“Minn Florence Mead. of South Nor-
k, spent Sunday with her mother.
itchvllle. ,
» our physicians are all very
. flare being many cases or grip and
, hard colds in town.
‘ mfihouider Steak, lilo lb.; Lean i'oi
1Boom. ittc. liayes' Mitt.
Caleb Fieweilyn. conductor on the to
. cal trolley lines. is laid up at hla home
by an attack of the grip.
Cockenoe Tribe, 1. 0. R. M., held a
regular meeting, last night. in their
rooms in ~ the. Gazette Building.
4—8le Me'rcerized Petticoats. 81.25
upward. M. 8. Smith & Co.
Mrn. Minnie liandiord and Miss Mon-
tly Avcnt from South Norwalk called
on friends in Branchvllle‘, a tow days
ago.
N"
Dr. Emily Pardeelmbrow, of New
York city, ha: been the guest of
iriends in South Norwalk the past few
days.
”Dr. Dick's cum grip.
._._.,.._.._. 1
The Norwallt Town Toachcrn’ AM“)
clation will hold a social at the Center
Scl;1ml,-'ruenday evening,.1lanuary
iii .
Mr. and Mrs W. A. Raymond of
South Norwaik, are spending several
dais with Mrs George M Raymond of
Carter street New Canaan.
Le a K. Hats O'Brien.
”—4.
Harry Marshall, aweil known Nor-
wallt carpenter. opened a meat market
£0113; at the corner of Holden and Riv-
eral c avenues, in Norwalk.
Clark Ely, who has been critically
ill oi pneumonia, at his home in New-
town avenue, to much improved, and
in now on the road to recovery,
CA. C'APORIA-
M“. INWVOIIIIIAIW W
ligation
of
,',
in monomer of humanity, for the
sake of brotherly love and for the pre
vention of accidente put nabcq‘or sand
on your sidewalks when they are icy.
-r-r—-----—
. Wilbur ireiand, who has been en-
zaged in the printing business in New
Haven for several months, has return-
ed to South Norwalk. and taken a po-
sition with the Schumann Art Print.
~iv‘resh llama, small‘ and lean,
121,90. iiayes' Mkt.
‘J. Alexander Lodge A, F. and A. M..
(colored), held a session liliit night at
the lodge rooms in the Price building
Water atrect. Norwalit, and worked
degree ceremonies on tiro candidates.
A full rehearnai of both teams oi
Eureka Lodge, Daughters of Rebekah.
watt held last night at Odd Fellows'
Hall, in Washington street. The grand
Motifs will be here next week and the
‘ofliceru or the degree team of the
South Norwalk lodge will undoubtedly
give wgood account of themselves.
-—A great variety of F‘rcnb Candy.
1 it) and 20c lb 3i. S. Smith ‘1 ('0.
The hashbtbali game between Com-
pany F, and the Xavier's at the armory
Monday night nbould prove of apccial
interest, beat!» the New Yorkers will
have the name line-up an lent year
when they awaited on the local base
etball door. it is believed that F'e
m in now ptronger than at that time
and the fonts are anticipating a royal
Mule.
"Kid" Williams. of Philadelphia when“
boxed a in rmddiraw with‘ 'w-iJimmy"
Williams. oi Providence before the
Daubltry Athletic club ansoclation
none week» up. in in training in
Brown's ”titanium in New York He
will bl: tea rounds with "much" Mon
“III! oi Dnnbnry, fortucrly of thin
city, on the night of Monday, January
20. in Danbury.
-You can buy good Fowla for ”$90
lit. at flayn’ Mitt.
WA «train! ”all! lingo ‘12:; "riders in
“‘M q 1 n u ’y I] .
Mud» amt N Nil
Who-lie ”mama to hit
math mined the all--
’1‘,“me im-
m, which are heart.
up the tracks
will waited until a
wt“
flopped; than floor.
diurnal be
atr‘od toll
m “do": Clot
bully. M
noble cow which “
29c lb.
‘ Mt.
Elli. r that it
.. . . . -. 1emflmwflv-r
mint.
.lt fee/xiii”
Arthur Lincolnjn
m?tormnn on the lo?
cal trolley line. in il ‘
oi the grip.
11-5 lb. pail Pure Lard, 60c. Hayea'
in
The Men's: Club of Trinity Chu
will hold a smoker on Wednesday
ulug next.
her sister. Mrs. Nettie Beers. ln'
Branchvllle.
—c. e K. mm... O'Brien.
A ~buelnenk meeting of the Cigar
evening at. Central Labor Union.
Mrs. David W. Raymond, oi Withh-
ingtou street in spending a few days
with iriendu ln Yonkers, New York.
__ a
Uncna iiaymakern' A‘uaociatlon will
are, an installation of otllccrn on Mon"
do evening. after which a Dutch supper:
will be uerved.
-—-A large nest. Crockery to be sold
Sat. afternoon and evening at half ac-
tual cont. M. S. Smith (L-Co,
. John ll. Poggenburg ia'in New York,;
trying to obtain some trace or his son;
John H. i’oggenburg, Jr., who div-lap,
peered mysteriously at 3hrintmnu
time. 1'1
.__—_.
There in good skating again on lhcf»,
smaller ponda which were occupied
by young people yesterday. Chnemar' sl
pond was not frozen hard enough for
HWY
A Stated Convocation of Butler
Chapter, R. A. M., will be held at its
rooms next Tuesday evening at 8
o’clock The Mark Degree will be
worked.
The clerks at the Norwalk poat- -oflice
are still working abort bonded on lint
old M. McAlllntcr Was not ct been able'
to resume his duties on account of it
particularly severe curbuncle .at the
back oi his neck. .
-—Cholcc Native Turkeys, 22c ll).
Hayes' Mitt.
ExCouncilmun Luther M. Wright,
who had his leg broken Christmas eve.
in a runaway accident. is now able to
be about the house with ‘the aid of
crutches, and will shortly be able to
be at hip place of businenu.
The title page. of this week‘s issue of
the Conhectlcut Citizen, the oiiicini
journal of the Connecticut Temperance
Union, bears an excellent likeness of
William A. Gordon. of Bridgeport the
financial agent of the organization.
—M'en'a1Wlnter Caps. O'Brien.
The internal revenue oiilce makes
public a list of Mt. alcoholic medicinal
cordialn, etc. —-w lt-h upon analysis
have been found “insufficiently modi~
cated to render them unnultable for
use no a beverage." and no will have
to pay tax as compcuLd unborn.
Nelson Monroe wan arrented lat-t.
night by Olliccr Hunt, between 4 and
5 o'clock for begging on the streets
Monroe said he had been working on il
farm near Hartford He was arrentcd
here about a year ago for drunkeneun
and causing a tight in the trump houuc.
His cane came up in the town court
this morning, and Judge E. M Lock-
wood gavc hint a home for thirty days
in the Bridgeport Jail.
film were a number of out-of- town
guests last night at the second annual
dance of the itoton Point ivillon of
:he Edited Skater! volgui 1 $1er GIV-
ng om man to" rawere
bills lolly. Milo Nierri t and Mr. De
Vol-ken. of Bri'dkeport; . obn Blake, oi
Dunlury. and Motrin. Joseph flotilla?
Ii Gili,1obn O'Brien
John Manning, Albert:
William Copeland, Benjamin Cruddti
and Jamel Treat. oi Stamford .
W "
--At a reduction. ”Misty, Under
wear and more cor-eta all norm-
lnr atyler. )i. .Bmlth It Co. ,
The Art at W Twine will be the
topic at the mom 3 women at the
‘ South Norwhllt Haiti“ Church loom. ,
row. The Bible school at the noon
hour to tell (I, mm tlife. 1:"
on .are n V J” 0'
match I otthzacboolw‘ llflpecinllytg:
”new“? “2.1“”: 33......
m a to m
TI: "vv Dimitri, ranch".
mu
purely white:
the other fellow. «in the even
mint whirlpool: on Thu Men“ or“.
molar serviced! i
t union in a feature. in
emit-inert Tel. rat—r. T
Mrs. Barron of Norwalk, is visiting
Mokerc' Union will be held Monday »
nicn.
aiwmefigbvuoig
.. d M“ v i-J m i «r i
all... rtlln“ do. t£5 largest
i e
onerooi at it “rill! it!" Yell from 20 ‘lb id?
Mm
. , 1
1.1IQCICnl a,
m 00 nuitetemow
to .00 Bullet-mow .
.60 Bttiietl, now
0:01.00 Member:
film-
-qu}137 we allot: you it few oi
of Furniture under
IUPFIT.
let‘s-r.
true.
area-rearing
”Budeu,aow,,,....... .
, ".00 ”anyhow
114.191.122.100 Bufletn,m11ttaw
onto-u- "Irv
$10.00
rpta ..... to!
tint commune.
"Pill! 20 YEARS " ..
Merrill Busmess College
Has been Helpihg‘fbtmmeh and Young Women to K, ‘3‘
BETTER START IN
‘5' ‘ no nth depend upon chance.
Hundreds of Successful 11Gtaduates
Prove that Mmili training docl‘ not (all
DAY AND EVENING SESSIONS
p, M. A Motion. no.
Stamford.
35c.
Other graded for lees-401' more.
throng of buyers
nil purpoaeu.
Matched Sets, ctc.
”cc.
to Washington Street.
In unexceilcd at the price and unequalled elsewhere for less than
We guarantee this Coffee; it you are not pleased with it, we
will cheerfully rtiund your money or exchange it.
We buy it direct—«no middle-
|26 Washingtoi St.
emu “device.
Our advance atom for spring 1908 Fluitrroiderieg his arrived.
They are the newest potttcruu and beat qualities intended for
thin neutrons demand. and are bound to brim; out a great
The purchase cmbraccn Embroidericn of all sorta and for
included are Edges insertions, Buildings, Floun
things llcntli‘l01trtcinga, All‘Ovcre, C‘oraet Cover Embroideriea.
No dcgcription of these bcnutliulideaigps can do them jun-
See them while the collection is complete.
N. S. “can 2) ; Co,
loath Home
A .1”,
‘nu‘t m u
”1; Fol.A
(4 H
rSOllili Molt.
542. 3.
South. “crook:
w .—._._-._ mo
Elam YOU UC
.9 .!
cows 3533
OLD IWCOUGHS
cousuutgrtou
Ml w1r
CATAthii t3”
okoucums
.....
CROUP
out-mu
1‘1“.”
. ,mm
1w,- moostsnoo
autumnal.“
tooptnquowatafinomlopohon.
" tb- highut demo! Meant
1M:
«met... «
umber,
may he had new hetero the Spring
market mil] opens. The wine pur-
chonr bore early.
J. M. Layton St Go, *
incorporated
i numb Avguul.
.vm “inflame cum-
bow dellgbttuily optimum would
b, to have hot and evidential}; winter
.‘ it: on dreuig chi bloop-
in mgr-5mm :r mgr toilet
. it: We would adorn you
“New!" ladli note dame”
plumbers :ra “Neil, 1 pattern
chatting, honest and roll loho. 1
Horace it Nash,
norm" MAIN nun Wm; bro.
Ww~~~ml Amati—v15-
Hailing Silo; tithing Britt-‘—
, THAN NIW YORK REAL [WAVE
* .rcryurv thin Company bu] paid .
Guaranteed intone: .on m
. loud litera- tram
. amt-annually. var hai- million
., ; ., Helium paid to investor,- to date
About NEARLY $2,000,000.09.
nrmmta oi tram 0100 to $10.00
accepted. participating in seminar
iron date of receipt. 4
A card will bring you our literature
or o pummel. interview. 1
I. L. COIURN. General Agent,
to tooth Main Street.
A HOLIDAY
HINT
Chi! at our Dillon and
examine our line of
Gas. and
,11, Electric Lamps
For Reading
and Sewing,
They are inexpensive, convenient
ornamental. Made up to unit any
taste. in your house properly illum-
inated for the holidays? if not
Let us Pipe. Your
Home for Gas,
we will do it at rout. Our new line of
HALL GAS GLOBES has been re'
ceived. Call and see them.
Connecticut 1
. OWN-
‘ail Papers.
we Have Detigns on
Yottr Walls
That planned you ever since we put
, them on Any more rooms to be pa-
tiered?
Crockery, Glassware, iiourefurnluhv
lng Goods.
Japanese China in Cape, Saucers,
Plates, etc.
Pointers supplies. . 1
Bond ready/mixed Paint, $1.15 per
mm
White emerged... with ilxtumt,
i10c '
Window Shades and Picture Frames
'1?
V ' made to order.
Painting and Decorating.
ivotmiaumrm
pa. Autumn».—
d—w:
L H. DECKER.
or WlleufiNin fin».
“crib iiprwollt.
5w
at JHAAR‘ .
WA;
Pi i‘i'i “at brittti
' " CAI
‘!
I .
‘ reel mm [burnin-
Lay to a Whole
ditionv, enabling us to Quote pric
get your share of the bet: White
83-185 Washington
IQ WALL mm
"You“ seem to find that boo
interesting." “Yen: it's deli lit-ft ' ,
glanced at the' ending, an the hero
and heroine don't wet mottled W“
on "~liiunirated Bitl.‘ “
"Just a little touch oi roe uh.» re-
marked thc dramatist, with pardonable
pride. "it's a wonder nobody ever
thought of it beiore.” "What is it?"
‘ Why, my heroine in a brunette in 'Act
i and a blonde in Act ll"—l.oulnville
Courier-Journal , .
l “Wateriovn
Thumtmdu’
Will tell you the exact
temperature at all times.
both in and out doors.
‘Ghallesli Dov,
HARDWARE.
112 WASHINGTON STREET,
* Phone on.
Pitch ogn'tphs and
Records.
stock .we have ever carried.
ifLiiKlVllilizl
I Wait WM“ "m.m
“The Store otouany "
lit brilliant
with lit «that Hpartied‘g'irilliih‘bbera
portion, “at lumen," receptions, etc" it
now commencing in cortical, and we
on to petition to nnpply' the cadet
footwear nfllll‘blc for each m every
one-lion m It reasonable m; w.
‘ 3r .,
tirmami party flipper: and new?
dress shoes to be iootm in this section
of the plate. '
We invite ad early inspection.
ill,
The Tltue When It Pays Eve Wilma
Visitors to J. A. Hijlop & Co.l Store will find the ,
- heaped with the grandest assortment: of White Goods ”'
ever unnamed-showing Undermuslinr for women and
dainty Cotton Wash FAWM-Efibrflidfl'lfl for 1908,
many style; exclusive with tin—uncut from the most noted
in of the Old World—all collected under «heritable newly
the prevent coat of the raw mdtcrialo.
Come tomorrow while the stocks are brifht. fresh and new
01 8. Job '
‘ t Opinion. 1
Everythmg 11111 the Optical Irina.
Eyes Examined Free
We have a full stock at Edison' '9'
The largest and ntost mom 1
carry the amtwaried stock at women'r -
Season’ 8 Supply.
' I‘H
or. not at it commensurate ,
Goods va
St, South Norwalk.
nos ever adored.
MN“ J {H‘N
.,
1 uonwattt.
tW c hat (2 a few Oil Hutch M
which we wish to close 0
one Week only ‘we will 03 I} '
at the. following special 11 c
Perfection Oil Heater
retoilette
‘c‘r
w
l: A M'l
. . O. t 't.
The Only Complete H
Store in the C
COR. HIGH “m Whiz,
/ WALK. will.
‘7 or rt. ..
la the time to save mop
your purchases, ., ,1 '
READ 1
THESE PRICE‘.
Children's ottoman, e. n} oi
Jim
Reduced from 82. 50 and “.0"
Any child's suit in rut.
. $2.09. ‘
Worth from {3.00 to 35
Men's Sweats", 50c.
Were .13} .50.
WATCH 7"”. "Act!
Reduced Prices on All Cloth 1
——-‘-u ,
Open Monday, WCDN ,
ands-turtle)! [venture 1.
l1
11 ”to watertight at,
Norwalk Chronicler