tutti In. Wilt Mm tum hm “MIMI. t hens I III i this we “Md; raga "rousing: eatt mould-ts news, IIII M. if MW will kindly do so, it will malty convenience thlI silica and as. can more prompt attention. 4 Mrs. Mono a. York. at Franklin avenue. is quite ill. — Special Saturday and Sunday choco- late at Kelley's 1. Hall. of Main street, spent yes- tcrday in Georgetown on business. —Choice_. Native Turkeysw 22c lb. flayos' Mitt. Miss Elsie Dunne. of Glenbrook. has been visiting relatives in Norwalk for ‘ I for! days. ,IA son was born to Mr.«and Mrs. Charles J. Poet, l Chestnut street. Monday night. ”Truman's dyeing and cleaning. Tei.‘ Miss Edith. Merrick, of Pine street, Norwalk. is confined to her home with an attack of the grip. t Harry Alexander. of .New York, has been the guest of his father, 1. Aler under, in South Norwalk. ‘ «Dr. Dick's‘curss‘grlp. ‘ S. W. Velsor, of lntard avenue. is makings visit wit his brother-ln-law. B. O. Smith, in Paterson, N. .l. Twenty- live bargains have been put on the counters for Saturday selling at the Boston store. Read the adv. in this issue. fl .. ..——l..ong island Ducks. 20o lb Hayes t. The annual meeting of the St. George Pulp and Paper Company is to take place at Sandy Hill, N. Y., next Monday —Fresh Eggs. 85c dos. F.0d... It Co. John German. who hasheen laid up with grip for several days, is able to resume his duties as driver of Miller ltrothcrs' truck. ‘ *— Ctrckenoe Tribe, 1. 0. It. M., of Nor. walk. will gather around the council tire in regular session tonight. at Red Men's wigwam in the Gazette building. . -—Stop and given look in the win- dow at the New York Market. The "Circle of Light," of the Nor-J walk Baptist Church. will hold its post- poned meeting in the lecture room. Friday evening, Jan. 17th. Business session at 7:30, followed. b an address at. 8 o'clock, by Rev. be lit T. Van Doren. The public are cordially lu- vltcd to be present all these lectures are beneficial. practically as well he spiritually. and you cannot shore to miss it. Mrs. Fanton Beers. ~llmbrellas and Mourning Bands. O'Brien. C. l". Johnson. formerly of New lla- van was presented to President Roosevelt. Wednesday bv Represents live [,1 .‘i. lllll. Mr. Johnson wants a cousulship and is said to have letters of recommendation from Senators lllxlkeley and lirandegce. Governor Woodrnff and Rebresentative Sperry. lie will have to take his chance in a civil'servlce examination. It is pre- sumed here that Johnson is a candi- date to succeed the Hon. A. Homer liyington of Norwalk. who resigned last year from the post of United States consul at Naples. ltaly. --th Shoulders, 10c. Buttery‘s. The mew schedule on the trolley lines ”opted Monday morning has prover: itself practically as well as mathematically correct for the trol- Itl have been able to maintain it tit camp. a case. The arrange- ments for lve connections were made after the most careful study. The only change has been the addlv tion of a car on the Broad River line, . leaving the Broad River terminal at or. a. m.. rousing direct to South Norwallt. This has proven a great accommodation to people working in South Wk whti have to commence work at 1:30. and the car is being inirly well -— “Deans Gist-Int. cured me of ma “Measured DIS a long ”on. Thocurowas permanent" lion Matthaws, Oaatmissloners' A-Iv her Statistics. Aagastle e. W South Nile Much. Knights of SW “Indus. ”I titer team ., Its hen rs race” it was r In the No . a sort th Norwalk isslscted II the leaders of its gut-t arm-mucus tayes. and Mrs. John 1'. Ryan. M- ‘ m the posting a social time was SIP mad ‘I refreshments. Alla . ”m p hold % W n. mm mad 1” edit! ”Omit-rs to be .. .4 ~ 4.20 on. on... no v.4m I MATES it“ 4!: stump” sum ' In. Fullpoundmcssn gustsnieedfmh. 29% [it I illli I I North Alain St. ‘i’Ii. III-s. ~._..._ The Misses ltatehford. of the Horne-4 stead Hotel are entertaining Miss Margaret McLaughlin, at Philadelphia. for a few days. I—w—Iw-t—I-I-I- Mir—6 lb. pail Pure Lard, 80c. Hayes' 1. Thomas P. Collins, of‘tlle Clean Fur Hat Company, has gone to Bos- ton, where he will be the guest of his brother for a few days. -Speclal Clear-up Sale in 'Kitchen Dept., Crockery. Glassware. Enamel, and Tlnware. etc. M. S. Smith E Co. Parley C. Sturges. of Norwalk. went to Hartford yesterday and attended the automobile show, which is a prom- inent attraction in the capital city this week. The members of St. Mary's Ladies' Aid Society are planning to‘ give a leap year party at the town assembly Hall in Wall street. on Tuesday evening. January 28. —Pork Roast tic. flutterys Eagles, initiated two new members Wednesday night at the eerie in the Gazette building. This was followed by refreshments and a social time. Mrs. George Sander-spree, of West port avenue. has gone to Port Edward N. Y., to reside. her husband having ago. . ——~'l‘he ll. Germain Co. desires to an» nounce that they will place on sell this Saturday a number or new spec ials at their Euumclware sale, 10¢ each. See window display. .. Engineer A. W. Dougheriy, formerly of New York, who has been in Dan: bury for the past month. has returned to New, York to take a fast freight train between New York and New. London. -—Pork Chops, loin or rib. lztfie lb llayes' Mitt. Rev. Edward J. Plunkett, curate of St. Mary’s Church. who has been ser iously ill at the home of his parents in Norwich, has been ordered by his physician to go to warmer climates as soon as his condition will allow. —Roast Pork, 12m lb., at New York M’arket. Town Clerk Herbert R. Smith is laid up at his home in West avenue by ill- ness and pieurlsy is feared. Mr. Smith has not been in the best of health for a long time. but managed to keep at his ofllce duties until Wed nesday. Mr. and Mrs. R. ll. Behrens. of Jon soy City. N. .l.. formerly of East Nor- walk, announce the engagement of their daughter, Mae C. Reardon. to Henry A. liegeleln, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry W. Hegelein, of South Nor- walk. ——Telescope Hats. O'Brien. Harold s. MeA’ltlster. who has been laid 'up on account ofnnu exceedingly severe carbuucle at the back of his neck, has resumed his duties at the Ntmlalk postollce. Letter Carrier Percy Glendopntng. who warm: a grip victim, has also returned to his route. St. John's Lodge.F' .Norwaiti. held a regular, communica- tion last night. and the second or fellowcraft. degree on one candl- datc. Robert P'. Cotton. who will leave» IMF“! for another trip. soutll Mr Cotter would, really to leave now but for the fad. that he is just recap crating from an illness. 4m Roast. up. Buttery's. " disposed of his trait business in North “I“ “m" "" ..m M” tract for ”and?“ M"Entitled.“ It. And themeth Wright mm took the the it: WA] nail. ' mu or ran claim .. saw one will hsvaIsr ”MM; "" Thesev'rligh'tsip in thearmorysndu'a'r‘uh ”it Imus” a flare beam mthaoldllghtsandarowofncw Ilghtshas buuputinaerosstheean- twofthehn Thorsvlsedl Norwalk Aerie. Fraternal Order of secured a position there some weeks ‘ ...sndAM. oi, Nlcholas ram; m4 loo-nil! ‘ mus-at; W“ nu Jaary Clearance Sale ‘6 Ion” the people of the Twin Cities the largest stock of Furniture under on root at a saving to you from 20% to 80%. Today we some you a few at alps-oases. .odslsebotlru; soil ... Its Stdehoa hoard, novav........ 87.50 Sideboard, no. . ..... ,. 82 50 Sideboard, now . ...... .402 m 25.00 Sideboard now .i......S21.Stl 21. ll. ldohosrd, now ....... .S17 deboard. now .SM' IAILV COMIRS GI . 41 FOR 20 YEARS ‘ i. plsscrons awn Institutes. ourapsciala in Sideboards and Button. *‘v 1 aurrsr. I‘ggfl IW snow WWW“ newscasts. ...... "'1:::::::::::&» ”.00. Bullets. now Wuhan smouflsui. now 25.00 Buffets. now ...... ..4. no . 2.00 Bullets, new ,............gtd.00 hi ' o age-r IAISAle‘ M M Merrill Business College . Has been Helping Young Men and Young Women to a 3mm START lN to Do not depend upon chance. Hundreds of smut Graduates Prove that Merrill training does not tau. f. r; DAY AND EVENING SESSIONS. - «I 313"“ ‘1 u. A. limw’ou Barr-'Disphn cl FINN“ 4‘ grows more interestingulally. The new patterns are daintlas. and prettier than you have our scenwro‘ru. ;Tllw hawtlhofif is so varied, the designs so beautiful and’ attractive. and Real Estate! A number oi real estate bargains may bshad now before thallpring market really caress. Thewise pur- chaser buys early. . .I.M. Bayton & (30., S IAILMADW AVENUE. Ihonld ha nun-syn white, one place ”madam” Poo aln Sanctum Lav story Have on ever storm to son how dei ghttully convenient it would be to here hot and cold running water in your dressing ehambm, sleep- ing apartment or that 1 toilet room? its menace would a you the hlsbsatd «loom .We will y quote you prises. Our plumbers are crictly.I cant dipoles, hottest and rat libretto R ItaSh, CORN" MAIN AND WIST "S. ~—.—-~— lolliln Stilt IIillIlIliil Sim—w ' THAN NEW YORK HIM. ISTATI. the prices so reasonable that you'll want to stock up right away for your spring sewing, 00 Washington Street. ,7, ‘ .... «...-do. I ll. .5... Togas Z) en, ENTERTAINMENTS AT THE MUSIC HALL. Last. night there was another big ‘crowd at Music Hall and the pictures made a big hit. Tonight there will be an entire change of pictures, when all the latest in world motion will be shown. The. Electrogrnpb, l » keep up its past reputation. will she ‘ tonight. Saturday matinee and night. .-. rape is! attraction, the inspiring i. l-ctaclc. Ben Eur. Don't fall to see the great- est chariot race of modern times. Starting Monday. January 20th, vaude- ville will be added at Music Hall, The prices will remain the same. no, 10c and 15c. WlbliOR STOCK COMPANY. We have all heard or read some- thing of the Wilbor Stock Company. I but poseibly some have not had the . opportunity of witnessing one of their ctr-tor productions. "Ev eryihlng comes to those who wait," so now is the time to titlit‘. atllant'nge of 'a good thing" and see a real good show. The Wilbur Stock Company Is billed to appear at lloyt’s Theatre for one week cou'lv meuclnk Monday. January 20. The prices are 10,20 and 30 cents at the evening pmdtIctions and 10 and 20 for the matinecs. Madam ll‘lowcr the bronze Melba. Is the leading vaudeville feature. and she is well worth the price of admission alone. This com- pany has been the talk of the whole New England states and as this is the first..nppearance of the Wilbor Stock Company this ,season‘lu our town, we guarantee them a full house. —-C. S. K. flats. O'Brien. WANAMAIEIER‘S ‘ The Genius at the Restitution—Not the ,. ..‘IBudldllnds. Ills Shelli MERSON says, “England, strong, punctual, practICal,well- spoken England, I should not find, if 'I should go to the Island to see it.” WWW”: stem l , rated M'- ‘ ‘1 .to .. til thrille- torrnsrlr sen- dis-tat on access! of Mint of til. MJMW And so it is with WANAMAKER’S. Here, at the very center oi the American Metropolis, has arisen the most finely appointed pth oi retailing that archi- tectural skill could devise. You may come and walk through its broad doors and combine its impressions with those you receive from its lister building, the old Stewart Store-and. you have only. viewed the sheli—the trappings, i'o'oIs- snd furniture. Businessdid not come here to, AstorPlace because of the builda lag, in the as“; and no architectural inducement will bring it here in the future. The business demanded the buildings, and will overflow them. Dominant, practical, persistent incr- eastilc genius has instituted hc}e at Astor Place a quality and character of public service that has appealed in metropolitan ideas. The pc'cpte have spoken their approval of a retail serv- ice built upon the policy at berm every condition at Wag distribdtidn, Eeit pmiucil, broadest varieties, . * comfortable shopping facilities, intelligent rendcc, fairest prices, ’ the” bmdest possible resume exchange. New Ysrlr people testedrit. criticised it, noted many thou coiling; Wattle. to ill Institutim. bore with them grew to like Wsnamker methods, and today scorer r' be. --'t place with as the use "wasn‘t serving them with the These buildings’ mightbs razed tarragon... task institatipn would it», (van in outfitted-1s it began inmlsdetphiathirtyyearssgo-becauuitismonhelpm asdplusinguéoagrsatmiou alths Metropolitan-ad Ill" thallium. II J 6* tier years this Casually has paid - Watt. Interest In its land Shares by check issuac semi-annually. Over half- milllc'l daiiIrs ”id to investors to data ASSETS NIAILV .00, Investments 0! from S100 to .10, Wt '; accepted. participating in- warning? ' from date of receipt. A card will bring you our literature or a persouil litters War. a. I. dosulm. 0."an Agent. 10 South Main Street. A HOLIDAY HINT I Call at our Olllcc and examine our line of _ (Ids an Electrici sunny In” wife aiding 'and Serving, 1‘th an inexpensive. convenient. ornamental. Made up to suit any taste. is your house properly illum- tnated for the holidays? If not Let us’Pipe Your House for Gas, we will do it at cost. Our newline of HALL GAS GLOSES has .he'cn re. celved. Call and southern. - Connecticut Company. Will ' Pliers. , We Have Designs on Your Walls That pleased you ever since we put them on. Any more rooms to be pa- ‘ tiered? Crockery, Glassware. llousofumlsh- ' lug Goods tspfiwvm'tlhm/‘ls .Cnpn, Saucers. Plates, etc. Palllters' Supplies. Good ready mixed Paint. “All per gallon. . ‘ iilc. Window Blades and Picture Frames , made to order. I «we crewman-n me III. ”In” MT 0' Still!!- l2. ll DECKER. Painting and Decanting. n White (‘urtntu Poles. with ilxturss,’ Lay ill a Whole I“get your share of the best White i" .t‘ SS WALL "m UNITED STATSS l'ilLD TRIALS. GRAND JUNCTION Tenn. .,lan 17 --The first series of the ail-age stake in tho United States Field Tritils, which are in progress here was run yesterday and participated in 1) seven braces. Ten dogs were select . to run in the second series tomorrow. The Derby. which was concluded yesterday, was won by Doc i’., owned W A. C. Peterson ‘The Sioreonuality."’ 4 Breaking in a Pair of Tight Shoes. it's a task every woman dreads. but for the sake of a little extra style, a little smaller met. some women still continue to endure shoe torture. We'vo got. a line of S350 SHOES that will prove a‘ genuine revolution to most women. They are made on lasts that ill the most ditilcult foot—tit Just like the old shoe. You don't have to break them in. And for style-well, come in and look them over. We'll leave that to you, nut 90 Washington Street. . “539”???“ , A “Without vi 9 r; I'I‘JI I Thermometer we tell you so. ...... temperance at all times, boil! In and out doors. I; v , l The Time When It Pays Every W0 83 85 Washington St, South Norwalk. 0. B. Jackson, Optician. ‘ Everything 1n the Optical me. i . . Eyes Free . .. . . Season’ s Supply. Visitors to J. A. Hislop & Cola Store will find the ‘ heaped with the grandest assortments of White Goods we My! ever assembled—showing Undermuslirls for women and c dainty Cotton Wash Fabficb—Embroidcries for 1908, ,. many styles exclusive with us—Liuens from the most noted f , ’ ies of the Old World—all collected under remarkable mm ditlons, enabling us to quote prices not at all commensurate ‘ the present coat of the raw materials. ' Come tomorrow while the stocks are bri ht, fresh and new l . Goodsvaueseverolfered. .,t. tempo .. NORWALK} W clone a few Oil Heater which We wish to close out . one week only we ,will ofle at the following special pm; Perfection Oil Heater . regular $4.95 f ‘ Perfection Oil Heater“ .,. "8“” W” Perfection Oil Heater ‘ We also have a few 3 Oil Heaters left whrch‘ sell for $2.25. This itcti. . . F. AI ' I The Only complete, -. con. malt” ano ”Ev" “I”. nonunion, benefit if you buy a winter suit or ovorooat now. I You have the use of I it for both. this winter and nest. and- " You savofrotu. “o Olin—tho amount we have taken off usual. pm t
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