s‘até‘o . ed Sheets A, Oped at... to Buy. _» ouewmwnro. 72:110........ 45c 721N0.§O§,Ienmleu 81:90........ 55c 131390.600, seaming rescription Ointérs ' P . art can 1) shown III ahlo n "11 I - I II III II. I" 81390. 65c, “smell“ q It '8 (5118mm may, for every \ e in III I: “(1 II IIto tutulture, Is I no I ing or call PILLOW GASES ture. Our stock comes from the best makers we. ltnow~mnkers who employ ' druggist to c aim tobe . 42180..10 c 42130.1“, Fruit of loom the best fingers money can hire. As fast as It new idea III furniture lI-i “best"' tn prescription work. Good claim, but we can’t blnbe bes‘t. q This store claims ability, ‘ capability, facility and a complete stock of drugs. q We have the goods, the equipment, the experience. W IIIW. W. Killtl. .JII. nucotsr. . y W non H MAIN eraser. TEL. sad-s. 45x30. .12i/2c 45x30.18c, Fruit of loom E. K BANKS, Insecticide ,orut. emote. Marti boatload. hill at Miss Madeline. Sturges. of East. aw; nue. was in Bridgeport yesterday. Edward Mediter. of Norwnlk, is' spending the day In New York city on business. -Mixcd Nuts 2 lbs 25c. F.1').I.. & Co. A. 1.. Reynolds 01’ Norwaik. has tak- , on an otiice smite In l’eIley (‘.. Stutges' store. in Wall stteet. Buckingham Post (I A. 11., will hold it. Iegular meeting this evening at Its: quarters in Wall street. waIIIk. --(i & K. llats. OBrlen (lectge \Vt“"'t‘lllllilt§€i ol CIoss sttoet. Norivalk. Is now Installed as assist ant manageI of the Twin City l‘iowlinh Alley. Oeotge ll‘opklns. of Chestnut stIeot. who has been so setlmtnly ill with I). phoIIl letot, Iontimtes to imptote slowly but smelt. wl’ritne ltib lloast, 1214c. llutteI-y's. Gustav I’Itzer has had om. of the apartments in Luther M WIlg’lll' s block in North Main strot ovethauled and opened a but bet shop thete. Robett llard oi‘ Bt'ldgepott. is to , succeed William M. (‘ox Its Inanagel I'm the Spotty & Hutchinson IonIpuny Itinn. ,l‘. .lames 'l't'xalnot of liIlIlgeport. spent yestetday in Norwaik. on busi- AXES BUCK-SAWS Saw-Bucks LANTERNS 9 when MI. (‘ox leaves fIn I’ittsbtna‘. . next week. Everything you need for the ———Rmoked tshoulders. tic lb. It‘. I). Iawtou & (.0 long Winter days and nights. Administration was gtanted in the estate of Ilenty A. Piney, lately tle~ ceased III New Canaan yestetduy by Judge, Henry W. Gregory, in the Nor~ walk Probate court. . A delegation from Old \Vcli Lodge. . No.108 it“. and A. M.. visited Union l..()tlge in SIIIIIIIOIII \\ ednesdu) night Norwalk Iiill‘...1i“.lif1;if.’.“. "“‘lHardware Co ——~Men's. llois' \Vlntet t1aps.()11IIen l 'IIIe (‘IIIlstnIas ciIoI III. of the South! Ntilwalk lluptlst ISIIIII. sIlIIuIl willl meet for a. rehearsal tonight. at llli" Come in and look the stock OVCI'. 39 MAIN STREET, NORWALK. » service. ‘ costs. elsewhere. “A. J. Collins 8: Co. ‘ ‘0“ .... brought out we get, It. Perhaps yott have never thought of it before. but. it is a fact that as much Our purpose In to keep right in front of the proces~ We. have the stock. the ability and the willingness to give you the heat Our prices are no higher for the best furniture than the next best Funeral Wisdom and Embalmers. 12-18 Notth Main Street, my... .....— O. B. J ackson, Optician. Everything in the Optical Line. Eyes Examined Free. South Norwaik. Conn. "-m- Now Is the time to have your ALSO YOUR Sleigh w Auto Repaired and Painte looked over and put In good shape for the Spring. Rubber Tire: put on your Auto and Carriage and also the Baby Carriage. Everything for the Horse and Car age Horse Shoeing and Clipping LUTHER M. WRIGHT. Phone Connection. MAIN ST., SOUTH NORWALK. . ALSO MAIN, 8T..‘ STAMFORD. lllllllllllll WWII III I ll‘.D - n “Florida Oranges. lit f0I 25c Lawton it. Co.’ The Hungarian Church Society held a meeting In Quittner’e I'Inll, Railroad avenue. last night. for the purpose of forming a. singing society. A force of carpenters is at. Work to- Ilttv building stands III the display windows oi the. lionton Siotc. ptepata ton to the. Christmas decotations -~l.oin Steak, Itic. linttery's. 'l‘he. Overlook Military Academy has- ltetball team will go up against the Montuults at the. preliminary contest at Monday night’s game. at the III" mory liabaosn Encampment, No. 9. 1. O. O. lv‘., held It regular meeting. last even- It‘Ig, at its quarters III Wall street. Norwaik. Only matters of routine bus- lness were transacted. ~«Browr'i Derbles. O‘Brien. The. Christmas rush has commenced in the linited States malls, and the carriers are to be seen starting out loads or letters and Christmas par- eels. it Is the custom for each mayor who leaves olllce In the city of Nor- wullt to hate a huge photomnph made and hung In the Iountil clInnIbeIs lex- III the last meeting. and is a title like- ness of hint. ~Mlxed Nuts 2 Ilia. 20c. l~‘.l).i.. & Co, The Marathon race. which the mem- beIs or the ()vetlook Milituty Acati only ptoposed to hold has been given 'Iht Iunntrs hating pI.IIticett up. 58 WALL STREET‘ PHONE“ NORWA’LK. ovcty day anIInIl the block golmz me down East avenue and up Went.1lntl. . . their \lllld is not good enough ’l‘he\ .--»..-.-.-.--.._.._.M._..._.-1-:.-.-.-.ee_.....-...-__.3-,_...._-...-. WWW.“ will continue to take long distance Inns ear-II 'l‘lIuIsday Instead of liar~ the the regulnt IlIlll. HOTEL ARRIVALS. Mahachemo-~~l’). A. 'l‘ncltcr. 1'. (IA! tiny. and wife. li‘. ll. Irwin. New York; .1. ll. (lrabtroe, Springfield? .llr. IIIIII Airs. (,‘l‘lllllll, II) II. \i’hittredge. E. E Smith, .‘Ilr. anti Mrs. A. 11. Painters. Ilnstob; p_ 1:. IiuIIarIl. Anhfortl. Mass: A. I). Smith and wife. iirockton. Mass; .1. R. litlltlwln. Souihfield. Muss; II It). White. Hartford; Mme. Luisne. city; 1.. It. Ilurlhutt. Wilton; George ll. Rockwell. liidgellcltl: S. (lrcellsicln. liritlgeport; James 111. Singleton. ’l‘lIouIas IC. hicl‘nrtlnnd. t‘. 11. Harris and wife. New liuven; John H. Risler lianhury. Cliffordwlt‘. R. Mitchell, .\leritlen: A. Johnson. H. l.. Swinbourne. lt‘t'anl. ifIII'kenfleIII, lloston; II. It litttes, Viv ginla; W. .l. (‘unulnghnnr Ilnnhury; .i t'. It‘oley. New Haven: W. II. Lee. lint“ iingtun. \‘t.: I'lrncst Levy. it‘ar Rock away. .\'. .i.; II. .II. Mcr‘arInne. Rnhway. N. .i.: 1.. .i. llotliI-r. It. II). t‘rosbey. ll. (l.‘l.nrus. ii, .I. Ludwig. t‘. W. Proctor. church at 7:45 o'clock. ’I‘hts rehearsuli is very Important. and all members ate] MONEY ADVANCED li‘illlt-‘Bit’d 10 alli‘nd- lie all. on their household furniture The I‘G'xitlt‘lllk of stuatt ateuuc N01 loianos and other personal propertv walk are IeonIing mm the fact that! Without Iemoval on their own namt they toe to haw the new catch basins 1 without lndorset. Call and see us. In put in the stteet as soon as the fix- dependent L03“ It‘d 8°curlty C0» tutes atrlvr. in town. ..I Ilvlngton liavlland Bldg. washlugtcm St. ()me has the contract for" the work. Open until? 0. 10. Monday and Sat -'I’on.k Roast. ital/go. lluttery‘s utday until 8" 30 Mrs. Edward Lawlor and Ilaughtet Horace E. Dana 8t Son, Mae. left for South Norwaik‘to attend 45 Wall |t., Norwaik. the funeral of James MchIgh formet proprietot of the Arlington Hotel III this Iity. and lately conducting the Rowe Hotel on Long island “New lllI-. velllofiefimbtlr‘liylngton. United StutesiReal EState and Insurance. consul at Naples. Italy. who with his wife and family have been visiting III ' We hon several decided hurl-Inn In Income producing property that Nortvnlk. are now guests of Mr. anti Mrs. George R. Byington, of New mult menu. In value with tho rapid growth of tho town. ... il________ nurse to his duties early In the new year. —-~(Iolden Pumpkin. 10(- can. II‘. Lawton & (‘0. ' Mlb‘. Charles E‘. Wilde MIs. 0. O Butlet Mrs. W- E. Beers of Neu YoIk FOR and Mia. W. H. Hughes and little daughtet. of New Yor,k are visiting WOMEN CHILDREN Miss Ida Lucienne Wood. at 10 West avenue. South Norwaik. to attend the A GIFT TO BE ENJOYED THROUGH- OUT THE YEAR. performance of The, Old World and the 50c to $2.00 I). New. Judge Charles I). Barnes fOIITImh of South Norualk but now located III Greenwich. Is Iccoverlng from :1 ac- vere attack of appendicitis. He at- tended the automobile races III Savan- na‘h and was taken ill there and since coming to his home has been in a critltal condition. ——Fttll line, Winter Caps. O Brien. “The. social evening of the Hospital Whlst (hub; which was to have been held this evening with Mr. and Mrs. M. R, McCaitIsltlnd‘, of‘Ct‘escent 'l‘er. ra‘ccfihas' b‘e’en postponed until next Tuesday evening The ladies will ban» the gentlemen ‘as theit guests on that occasion ‘ ‘ ’l‘he Foster llosa Supporter com- pany. of New York hos bIonght suit in tlie rcui‘tlc‘ourt of the United States against the. Thomas P. Taylor oom- pdny. of Bridgepott, alleging infringe ment of patent on certain new and utiet‘ul Improvements in combined ab- dominal pads and hose supporters. —Portéthonse Steak,18c. Buttety‘s. Pastels received 110m William 'I‘. Jennihgs. who is now located tn Sav- anuah GIL. would not indicate that be Is likely to stay there. He states that the weather. 15. fine and “13”“ and $27 Ladics' Suits. in all colors” .$15 $3. 00 Not Wands foI . $1.98 of the Art to mv patrons. “tut he feels good. 1"" that ”‘8 9"“ 35 Caracu-l Coats, lined with Skin 53. 00 Nuns Vellln for 1.98 . ... t ' . pl'e are lazy and theta Is little work wear Shoes That Fit. 3 nor 5 Satin _____________________ $20 01h Fur Sets for _ _ f; ............ :3' 98 DON TDELAY. N 11° we make 101 him to do i“ We SIS“ WIIMIIIE $150 mack Petticoats tor ......... 98:: Christmas Sittings 122 WASHINGTON STREET. more: 542-: u ' 17 Now Is Dress SuIt Time Let Koppel make w "I one of his in! comparable suits fat the holiday these occasions. Yont Wardrobe Is Incomplete with “out one. They feel right. look right “and are right. There's a HOW to make dress stilts that Koppel knows. No experimenting about It. satisfaction here. LEO S. KOPPEL, line. He goes hunting 1’01 IleeI pntt of the» time. -—Green Hats, at. 0‘ Brien‘ s. . Adolph W. Dreyfuss, Cigars, CIgarettes, Tobacco ‘ and Smokm’ Articles of all kinds iilin Attache BLOCK You get u.- we st..-7so Narmada III t s a all N Faculgpaats JA'I'IIOIIR Ik l G n m. .l . n I, 0" 0M. 0" WNMII Ii 4’s. in. use. CIR") BUIIK'INII APARAIIIS ALL KINDS ‘ OF Reed 8t Volk Electric Co., at prices strikingly low. Men's Slippers, Women’s Slippers, Misses' and Children's Slippers. 85c, 90c, 51. 00 FLYNN 8 RYAN 90 WASHINGTON STREET. .m TELEPHONE 354. Great Xmas Sale SLIPPE S An annual event here. this ycarpresentlng wonderful assortment ‘ .‘J limit .‘a‘ .a‘. more slime £0th 36 WASHINGTON STREET l 75c to $1.75 50c to $1.75 The Paris Cloak and Suit House, 33 SOUTH MAIN STREET, SOUTH NORWALK. Great'Reduction 0n Suits and Coats 1 CHICKENS 2 LBS. CHOP BEEF.. ...... LEGS 0F LAMB ........... I CORN ....... . ............ PEA8 .......... “.. . . . . ..... TOMATOES. ......c-dsu 22 Washington Street. SHOULOER STEAK. . ...... NEW CANNED GOODS J. W DODGE, $10 Sets for.._....‘ ............... $498 hum—THE PARI 515 MAIN 57.. STAMFORD. 83180. MAIN 8T.. SOUTH NORWALK. r——‘ 1st: It. FRESH SHOULDERS...” ................ 11c LB. ................ I... 25c t ..... ‘160 L8. ................ 10c LB . t ................ 13c CAN‘ . , ............... 10c CAN . . ....... 10c CAN q 1:- South Norwaik. New York; Merton t1. \‘I'ootlbul'y, hlelr rose. Mass; George A. Miles. Greens II‘n I'Ill s. -~I)on't use harsh physics. The re action \venkens the bowels. leads to chronic. constipation. tier. Doan's Reg- ulets. 'I‘hcy operate easily. stomach. euro“ constipation. Its Interestmg to us and would be to you to visit, out store and see from day to day the New Goods and Holiday Naveltlcs of “good things to cut" that are being added to our stock for your disposal. We solicit It comparison of High-grade Edibles. New New Orleans Molasses for those who want the real thing. 15¢ :1 qt.. 60c agallon. Maple Syrup. pt. bottles. 15c; large boitIIIs..25c; 1,5- gallon cans, 60c; gallon cans, full measure. $1.10. (‘hnsc and Sanborn‘s (toffee froth 25c to 35¢ a pound. Chase and Sanborn's ’l‘eas all vnrlet Ies, ronI 35c to 70¢ a pound. Dont spoil your plum pudding or mince meat with pom clIOpped up raisins. We sell the best full weight 2 plugs. for 25¢. Cleaned Currants, 2 pkgs. for 25¢. Fancy Citron. Orange . and ‘ilemnn Peel. Cluster Raisins, ' Prunes. Evaporated Apricots; In fact we have the, best of everything anti eevrytltlug the. host. Call and see us. We can interest you and save you money and worry. BUY EDIBLES YOU CAN EAT. . Church St Miller'” LEADING GROCERS. 83 WEST WASHINGTON STREET. * J ackson’s‘ Studio. CHRISTMAS Photographs IN THE NEWEST STVLES. Having remodelled my studio, I out prepared to give the best: from the offices“ with great. staggering " Muyot Chittles A Scofleld's nppeated~ l“. . tone the . Clear Eyes-Stea‘ ands Factories, stores and offices , a . . are searching for men and : women who show by their eyes and man— ner that they can turn out good, work. They are the first to be pttt on the “ pay- roll ” in good times, and the last to bo laid‘offin'dull times. ' ‘ ‘ Health is It big help in landing a job, and quickly help‘ men and women to health. You can get your stomach well, your blood pure, the bowels regular, the. liver activenthc nerves steady, the head clear by using Beccham’s Pills. Take them whenever you are not feeling at your best. They will keep you fit, help you to do more and better work S 11 ._tllc quick and my way to The Pay Envelope PARTN'I'S OF 25 CHILDREN. FORGERY CASE CONTINUED. COLUMBUS (.a.. Dec. 11._——Jl'riplets HARTFORD, Dec.|11.~—-1‘he case 01‘ well: botn \‘l’ednesduy to MI. and hits Charles A. Atkins. changed with Amlnose E. Calhoun, of this clty,‘l‘~oIger, was continued fOI one week bringing the nunIbeI of the chllIIIen in the police cont-,l yesterday. At- tltey now have up to 25. The l‘-athet is kins Is at Iibetty under bonds of $2: 52 years old. . 000 ‘ 1": NOTICE Notice to hereby given that the following In a'llst‘of ttlé'pei-scns assessed ‘ benefits and damages, as the casehtay be. resulting and accruing from the . taking or land In the layout. Widening and grading of liayvlew avenue, he- ‘. th-en High street and ”inside street. inthis city. for the public use. and for the layout. widening and grading of said Buyview avenue. from High street to lltllslde street. with the omou‘nt of their respective assessments as embodied III the tepott oI the Committee. of Freeholdors, accepted and adopted by the Council 01 this city December Tth,1908: Benefits. Damages. A. Dickertnan Est. heirs (Nelson Dickermnn, Cornelia . W. Bennett. Anna II. Dicker-man, Frank A. Dicker- . man. ll. Winona Jennings) ..................... 79.10 379.10 l-lurr Nash lint. heirs (Dr. Albert H. Nash, Minerva 1-1. Nash, Vida Nash Wing. Mrs. Edw. Wilkinson) ...... 49.00 49.00 Bessie Sllcock ........................................ 7.1. 85 73.85 William ll. Smith .................................... 0:135 63.35 South Norwaik. December 10, 1908. Per order ofpthe Council, did 2t . , JOSEPH R. TAYLOR some“ W .L_._.. Notice is hereby given to every person interested by reason of his latid being taken 0i benefited by the ptoposed Imptov ement of Elm Grove street, ‘ ft om \\ est sheet to the. cit) line, in this city In laying out. Widening and grad. Ing‘ said Elm (lune sttect, and by establishing the gt ade thereof and the aide. walk lines on said street. that a meeting of the Council of this city will he held at the Council chamber on Monday. December 2151,1908. at 8 o'clockipL .when said Council will heat objections to such layout. alteration and wid- enlng and to the mode theteof and to the establishment of sidewalk lines 611 said street and to the descriptive survey of said street and the ostim'nt6 0r . appraisal of benefits or damages as the case. may be, remitting or accruing I to any person OI persons bout the taking of land lot the public use as alert» ‘ ' said. or front such layout, alteration and widening, ox from the establishmeini; of the. gIade tlIeIeol. at front the. establishment of sidewalk lines thereon and will also beat all patties Interested in Ielatlon to the acceptance of the report, , :. In uhole or In part. of its (.‘onImittee of h‘IcelIolders appointed to make such 1 '. layout. alteration and wideningr and in rcgatd to any modification 01 chfihga ' J of said report The following is a list of the persons whose property israsscssed' and .tllle ‘ zmount of theit Iespective assessments, as contained in said t'cptirt: of said ‘rceholders: up to Mendey before Christmas or 1mm If necessaty New Art Line or _ Water Color Paintings in all sizes, FROM am: To $5.00. ‘ Small Gold and Silver Frames FROM 25¢.UP. Just; Righttfor Small Pictures. Picture Frames In Our Model Frame Shop. COME AND SEE. WE CAN PLEASE YOU. Jackson’s Studio Opposite Hotel. Norwaik. coon. 1 IL , ‘ Damages over Benefits over Name of Owners. Daraages. Benefits. Benefits. Damages. Mrs. Harriet Raymond ..... $213.00 $117.00 $ 96.00 V . Frank N. Ferris ........... 195.00 93.00 102.00 John ll. Knapp ........... 205.90 117.00 118.90 Mrs. Amy B. Raymond ..... 36.00 169.60 $133.60 A. A. & ll. 0. Raymond... 258.00 311.15 53.15. Mrs. Mary ’l‘ownsend ...... 75.00 86.10 1113 (Iunrler Ammnndsen ...... 233.80 133.70 100.10 .~ lunius Btown ............. 285.00 195.50 89.50 August Wichmatm 212.80 Isaac 50.00 f. A. A. & R. 0. Raymond. 42.60 141.13 ' 93,53 Joseph Klska. ............. 30.00 201.39 "17139 Mrs. Ella .1. Fox ............ 25.00 140.2 120.20% A. A. a It. 0. Raymond... 115.00 51.00 64. 00 - .1 South NOI walk December IOtlI. 1908. PM 0IdeI of the Council; d10 2t \ IOSEPH a me... . 3 cm. c'.IerII A l arts It FACT— , - GET A BUSINESS EDUCATION AT MERRILL COLLEGE AND THE SALARY IS SURE TO COME. DAY AND NIGHT SESSIONS. 18884-MERRILL. ' 4—1908 South Norwaik. . Stamford. Port Chester: ‘
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