11 (1.9911 T111111 19.31111.
111.1111ch suitors.
72:90.....,.,46o tam-111:, seamless
81:190........1151 811100.600 1111a.mm1m
- 81x90 051:, cumm-
PILLOW CAGES.
42x36..10 c 12:36.16‘11, 111111 of 100m
inguinizyzc 45x30. 1”, Fruit of loom
1 .. i ,
E. K. BANKS,
MAHApKaMp HOTeL ILocK.
tom-11' nonwaLK.
Shop early.
——Xmas Green Hats. O Brien
’i‘h'e choirs are. rehearsing Christmas
music.
Keep your sidewalks clear of ice and
SHOW.
Skating was enioyed on some of the
ponds the pant few days;
”’I‘ai‘t Hats for Xmas. O‘llrien.
Mrs. W. R. Fry 61. of Georgetown,
won a guest of [Heads in N01 walk r11-
centiy.
M1'11.I\’ill111111 ’l‘ut.tlc of New Canaan,
is visiting hei duughiei iii N111walk 1‘111
a tow dnvs.
The Cigar Makers' IiulOu will hold 11
meeting Monday night at the Cential
l111hO1 Lyceum.
TChoice Fowis, 181: lb. llayes' Mki.
The. stores are being trimmed and
are ready with holiday gifts for Christ-
1111111 shoppeis .
Miss Annie Estelle Smith of WeHi
avenue, has rctuined home from a ten
days. vii-lit in New York city.
0111 Well Hook and Ladder Company
Will, meet Monday evening for the
transaction of its monthly business.
——Small lean Fresh llama. ”we ”1.:
Pork Chops, 1211;1'; Roasting l‘Oi'k.
121,912. Hayen’ Mkt.
l-leniy P. 1311,1111. oi' the National
Blink 111' N111walk is hi New York
city, this alt'eiuoou, on busineSH
Mrs. leGrand R111mond,oi N111 walk,
is a guest of Mrs. William Comstock.
of North Main street, in New Canaan.
Mrs. Rufus Osborne. of South Nor.
walk, visited Mrs. C. E. Bi'lnckcrhoit.
Railroad avenue, New Canaan. Wear
nesday. '
wliig assortment of Fancy Chairs
in all woods and rattan. also Pouches
and i'arlor 'l‘nblcs. l'luyiuoud it Son.
Norwalk. '
Miss lflva C.
avenue. has been through a very Hort-i
ouH operation in St. Vincent's iiospl-
tal lbidgcpon.
Mrs Charles Williams of i‘llcrwiu
street, Norwalk who was recently op-
traded on at the Norw alk Hospital iH
iinploving nicely.
Hill, of '
~—Soft liats tor \mas. O‘Brien.
Harry Smith, the width Norwalk
young man who has hen held in
lli'idgeport tor several monthn, has
returned to his home. in] thiH pla1c.
Palestine Castle will 1011fei the sec.-
ond and third degrees and have the
Head-annual nomination 111' oiilccrs
Monday evening,
That. the. holidayseason is upon us
is evidenced by the Christmas dikplaya
made by local .1 merchants. Shop at
home is the plea the. stores make by
their handsome and well Helectcd
stocks.
Harris & Guns (‘11.. the sole agents
1"111 llrown‘s Ohai'.1‘11ul advise the pub-
lio when buying charcoal to ask the
grocer for 811111 11H It is in large size
bagH, Will ncd and does not cost
any more. 551%,»
—-»llome_ add link SauHag'e 121,131'
lb.; Fresh -111 ned llocks. 1.11; Side
l’ork. lilo. liayes' Mkt
A stated cmumunication of Old
Well Lodge, No. 108. i". and A. ill.. will
be held at its rooms, Tuesday evening
December lsth. at 8 o‘clock. There
will be installation 01011111115. followed
by a banquet.
The force. of workmen that are at
work 011 the Wall street tunnel ini-
prOVements being made by the Con
nectlcut Company have completed all
north of the tracks, and are working
on the south side. ‘
-l'111brellas t‘Oi' XmaH. O’llrtcn.
Negotiations were closed ywsterday
by Manager E. C Ginl.y,01 Danbnry.
fm the appearance of the Co l<‘ team.
of N111wail<.on the 110111 Of the Librarv
place rink -on Thursday night of next
week. December 17.
Miss Elsie Durven and [toxic Mer~
ritt. of New Canaan, walked to Nor-
walk and back, Saturday, and called on
their friends. the. lilissc's'Grace and
Elsie Sterling. The. young ladies made
very good time, walking down in one
hour and a bait and back in an hour
and ten minutes it furnished a very
pleasant outing.
——The greatest Morris Chair of the
_ age. It will pay you to examine. Ray~
mo‘hd & Son, Norwalk.
Attorney John Keogh has been an
poliitheéi trustee of the insolvent estate
of 'i‘h ,ron R. Bladley. of The Clifford
Pharmacy,1h the bankruptcy court. at
Bridgeport and Hubert (:1. Pierce. At
torney G.H Voshurg an James Park
or. ‘oi’ the Bridge Phaimncy, were now
ed as appraisers. They entered upon
their duties at the store yesterday
1111111111121“. .- ' i
Adoliih W.
1.... fieyfuss,
was. Walnuts. abacco
' and SmutmsflArticles of all kinds
3‘ ‘MAIIA'CKEMO BLOCK
< .111 11
Ricotta. "
lit. W ATE! $11 “amok
’ln’to! Iii»
.. Illustration»
‘ mam frantic "
,,1,~escap11,,
inters
,m
(1 his custonury tor every
.druggict to claim to be
“bed"i in prescription work.
(I Good claim, but we can '1
ALL be bed.
(I This More claims ability,
capability, facility and 11
complete Rock of drugs.
(I We have the goods, the
e‘lllliillli’l‘iv the experience.
111111. 111111, 11.
bnuoois'r.
I NORTH’ MAIN smear.
TEL. 12151
"—JM
‘ UncaH iriayioi't will hold its Selill'llil"
rual nomination of oiliccrs Monday
tvening. . '
BUCK-SAWS
Saw-Bucks
LANTERNS
Everything .you . need for the
long Winter days and nights.
Come in and look the stock
over.
Norwalk
Hardware Co
l
Jo VI’oodwal‘d :
39 MAIN STREET, NORWALK.
A. J.
1' MONEY NDVNNCED
.10 all, on their household furniture.
ipiauOH and other peisonal property,
without. removal, on their own name
without indm Her Call and see. us. I11-
idcpendent Loan and Security Co.,
' ,llnvllnnd Bldg... Washington St. onlce
fopen until 7 p.111. Monday and Sat-
urday until 8: 30.
Horace E. Dana 81 Son,
45 Wall IL, Norwolk;
Real Estate and
Insurance. *
We have IGVOI'II decided bargain.
in Income producing proport! that
must more”. In voiuo with tho rapid
growth of tho (own. ‘ 1.
SLIPPERS
at"
WOMEN
CHILDREN
A GIFT TO BE ENJOVED THROUGH,-
OUT THE YEAR.
500 to $2.00
Wear Shoes That Fit.
122-WAsniNGTON STREET.
PHONE 542-2.
Now Is “Dress Suit”
Time
Let Koppel make. you one of his in-
comparable suits for the. holiday dress
occasions. ,
Your Wardrobe is incomplete with
_0111 one They feel r,ight look light
"aud aic 1'.ight
that Koppel knows.
NO experimenting about it.,
satisfaction bore.
LEO S. KOPPEL,
EASHIONAILE TAILOR,
You get
2'4 No. Main 31., south No’rwaik.
...T11|-'!'.’5-
[MR 3 1111..
Thefreg 11 HOW to make dress stilts ,, , .
ING HOUSES.
ERATELY.
c
12-18 North Main Street,
68 WALL STREET.
' ””9
Now is the time 10' have your
Sleigh
Repaired and Painte
Carriage.
Everything for the
MAIN 51:. SOUTH NORWALK.
TELEPHONE 35-4.
at prices sti'ikinglyllow.
Men's Slippers, -
Women's Slippers,
The Paris Cloak
$27 Ladies’ Suits. in all colors....$15
$35 Caracul Coats, lined with Skin-
' net" H Satin ...................... $20
$1.. '10 lllnck Petticoats for ......... 981;
1',.'.‘.""l “i
515 MAIN ST.. STAMFORD.
N ‘ ' ,1 ‘
. OUR SHOWING OF FINE CHINA FOR TA: HOLIDAYS
LARGEST WE HAVE EVER MADE-
PIECE WAS SELECTED FOR ITS‘H‘ARTISTIC BEAUTY AND UTILITAR-
IAN QUALITY. FROM THE LARGEST IMPOHTING AND MANUFACTUR-
,W.
O B. Jackson,
E Optician.
Everything in the Optical Line.
E
Eyes Examined Free.
PHONE 433.
W
Misses' and Children’s Slippers,
is THE
EVERY PATTERN ,AND EVERY
WHEN SELECTING YOUR CHRISTMAS GIFTS, DO NOT
FAIL TO CONSIDER THESE WARES. YET THE QUESTION OF COST
. NEED CAUSE NO ANXIETY, AS EVERYTHING IS PRICED VERY MOD.
Oiiins 81 Co,
Funeral Directors 1.111211111111111.
South Norwalk, Conn.
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ALSO YOUR
Auto
looked over and put In good shape
for the Spring.
Rubber Tire: put on your Auto and Carriage and Illa the Baby'-
Horse and Carriage
Horse Shoeing and Clipping
LUTHER M. WRIGHT,
Phone Connection. ‘
ALso MAIN ST, STAMFORD.
ALL KINDS OF
iiiilili} [lilillthli APPARIIIJS
[Reed 81 Volk ElectriciCO,
36 WASHINGTON STREET
Great Xinas Sale
“LIPPERS
‘Au annual event here, this year presenting wonderful assortment
75c to $1.75
501'. to $1.75
85c, 90c, $1.00
FLYNN.& RYAN
110 WASHINGTON STREET.
and Suit, House,
33 SOUTH MAIN STREET, SOUTH NORWALR.
Croat Reduétioa on Suits and '1 Coats
$3.00 Not Waints i'or ............. $1.98
$3. 00 Nun‘s Vciltng for ......... $1.98
$111 Fur Sets for ................. $8 .98
$111SetHA'ot.....................$4.98
—THE P ARISM
33 80. MAIN 81'; SOUTH NORWALK.
FRESH SHOULDERS. . . .
2 LBS. CHOPI BEEF. .....
LEGS 0F LAMB ..........
SHOULDER STEAK ......
1 CORN ...................
peAs ...................
TOMATOES-A ..........
" CHICKENS,‘
NEW CANNED GOODS
............. .. . . .12 c CAN
................. 10c CAN
................ 10c CAN
J w. DODGE,
22 Washington Street.
18001
. ................. 11cLB.
........ 25c
............ .......16cLB.
.................. 10cLB.
South Norwalk.
0
illilliitilill [Gilli NEWS
lcvcr1l1ody will noon be. carrying a
l111ndlc.ii'.H almost Cliiistinas.
'i‘nrkcys who missed the slaughtei
'i‘hauliaglving day are. beginning 111
look anxious again.
Holly is high in price this year, but
mistletoe. no doubt. will be found I11
abundance. it must be had, you know.
A special town meeting will be held
in the Town Hall. 'i‘ucnday evening at
8 o‘clock. to hear the. committee on
the proposed new drawbrldite at Wnsl.
Buckingham W. it. (.3, social session
which was to have been held at the
home. of MrH. (3. ll. llatcu. Souih Main
leeci, Monday afternoon and evening.
will be held-in Grand Army liall, Nor~
walk.
lugiou street. and, if doc-111ml advisable
to recommend that the board of call
11111111 and taxation make 1111 appropria-
. tion 111‘ $500 for the expenses of said
comiuiitce. 111111 to take further action
in the premises 111; the meeting may
see ili‘.
«1'1 lb, pail Lard. 1101-. llaycs‘ Mkt.
ilcni'y Perry is enjoying a day‘s v11-
cation from his doth-1H his mail carrier
at the Norwalk‘ pOHI-oiilcc, and is
spending the day in New ,York city.
lie witnessed the sixrday bicycle. race
at Madison Squaw Garden laai cvcir
lug.
Mrs. Milford Lockwood, Huperiutcn
dent. ot‘ jail 1111142411111 work in New
York city, who is 11 Indy 111’ rare abil-
ity, will address the 1111111111111 111' the
I'lcecucllllnuhui on the \\'aal1lngtoti
1111'ch bridge, tonight, when lIl!‘ rcgir
lili'
hti‘l'l't‘ll free. All 11'clcolnc.
The Holy Family Society,
iitcd, 11i' Siziilii'oril.
oillco or the stoic Hccrciary, 11 ccrtiii'
rate of association. The purpose of
the. liHsociaiiou is "in acquire and 111'-
1il-Innhiic Will and personal property
as a nucleus fund to he eventually
tl'aiinl‘eri'cd 111 an organization to be
hereafter hicorporatcd 11H 11 Slovak
ltoruan (.‘ntholtc lilccleHiaHticbl So
ciciy."
Local ti'iulc unionists are interested
in lllo' arrival in Norwalk of Edward
i". t‘auHidy. \'l1"1'rill‘t‘i'a‘l(lltlli of Typo
graphical l'nlon No. 11 1"Illg Six"1 of
New York 'iiy, which comprises Homc
eight thousand printers. and 11-1 regard
ed as due or the most iniiuonlinl trndc
ulilonH in the country. During his vli~llt
he will confer with union ineu iii an
effort to interest them and through
them their wives in the principles and
aspirations of the union.
-Sofi and Still” tints. ()‘ilt'lcn: ,
Capt. James A. Ryan, at the li‘if-
tenth 1’. S. Cavalry. 11nd aide to (lov.
.‘ilngoon, of Cuba, was in Danhui'y for
11 few hours yesterday, making 11 flying
visit to his home 1111 Liberty street.
llc \1‘111; in Washington with Gov. Ma
' coon and improved the opportunity to
visit his home for only 11 few llOlll‘F.
lio returned yesterday allcruoon. and
with (1111-. 1111111111111 will rrturn to (‘nba
Monday. ("11111. Ryan has been granted
a six months' leave of abecnee by the
war department. but that will not (‘1illl-
inencc until the first of the year.
—~ -i-‘uli Dining Sets. Brant: and White
I'Illlllllt'l lieds. :11. Raymond it Son's.
N111 11.1111 ‘
....H "r. n - .mpmw... .. _._. .._.
its interesting
to 1111 and would be to you to visit our
store and soc from day to day the.
New Goods and Holiday Novelties ol
“good things to eat" that.‘ are being
added to our stock for your disposal
dudihhs New New Orleans 11011111191
for those \1 ho want the real thing 151:
a 111.. 601: 11 gallon.
Maple syrup, pt. boitloH. 151:; large
bottles. 25c: ‘11 gallon cans. 60c; gallon
"ans full measure $1, 10.
(‘ 11ch .1111! S:1uhot"n11(.oi‘tce iiom 25c
to 351: a pound. (‘hasc and ‘anl."1oin .H
Teas, all “varieties from 35c to 701: a
pound. Don‘t spoil your plum pudding
or mince meat with poor chopped 11p
raisins. We sell the best full weight.
2 pkgn. for 251:. Cleaned Currants. 2
pkge. for 251:. Fancy Citron. Orange
and Lemon Peel. Cluster Raisins.
Prunes, Evaporated Apricots; in fact
(‘ali and Hoe 115.
and save you
eevrytiiiug the best.
We can luicresi you
money and worry.
BUY EDIBLES YOU CAN EAT.
Church 81 Miller
LEADING GROCERS.
33 WEST WASHINGTON STREET.
Jackson’s
Studio .
CHRISTMAS
PhOtOgraphs
IN THE NEWEST STYLES.
Having rem dolled my StudIO.
I am preparei to give the best
‘ of the. Art toany patrons.
. DON’T DEI AY- AlthO' we make
Christmas Sittings
11p to Monday Before Christmas
111 later it‘ necessary.
New Art, Line
0F
Water Color Paintings
in all sizes,
FROM 3011 To $5.00.
311111“ Gold and Silver Frames
FROM 256 UP.
Just Right 1111 Sinai] Pictures.
Picture Frames
In Our MOdel Frame. Shop.
COME AND SEE. WE CAN
PLEASE ..vou
Jackson’s Studio
Opposite Hotel Norwnlk, conn.
baked beans 11nd coli'ce will be
incorpoc . .
tiled today; in thc ' ‘
We solicit .1 1111111111rison of High- grade,
we have the best of everything and .
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The shouts are. crowdod with Christ
mas shoppers.
o , l o
Five Minutes
saved at meal time may niean
a bad case of indigestion before
bed time. Cure it quickly with
a dose or two of
1111111. A week later
_’i‘l1en conic the new insolutlons 111‘ 11111
twelve month. ,
President and 1's. Charles H. Mellon
are to clone their house in Stockbriditn,
Mass in ii few days and will 0111111
‘ then" Whitney avenue house Now lit).
up, 'iot the winter. A number of ill
iei'aiioun 111111 improvements will be
illiltlo on their country house during
illt winter months
The Stamford basketball team went
to lianbniy ’i‘hnrsday evening and
Wire. 1ch l‘catcd hi the score of 27 to
:11
score wan In to in, and thc Siauifordn
claim that the time was called on them
before they had a chance to make 1111
1"111 1111 time they let the ilnuburys go.
George Smith. who plays centei for
the Train li‘, Oi Nm'.W11lk played gnai'd
with the Sinint‘oidu and
goals.
Sold Evorywlioyo. Ill linu- 101:. and 231:.
/\ iiillc know will help Hell“ ovct‘
shore and 1libher s.
,’l‘he Moniuuk basketball team, of
Norwaik. expect to go to Stamford,
Tuesday evening. and play the Scnccns
111‘ that place.
92 Washington 31.311111 Norwalk
‘l'Wi'
IN THE BASEMENT
Specials fOr Tonight
751 SHIRT wmsrs ............... , .........................
39c KIMONAS .................. ' ........................... lg:
1.1.49 LINEN‘EMB. HANDKERCHIEFS. TONIGHT ........ 99c aox
50c MEN'S NECKTIES, TONIGHT.... .......... 25cEAcH
.$i.00 UMBRE'LLAS, TONIGHT .............................. 79c '
$1.25'8HIRT WAISTS, TONIGHT ............................ QBO‘
$1.25 PILLOWS, TONIGHT .................................. 981:
$1.75 DOLL, 22 INCH, TONIGHT ............... ' ............ $1.25
E ._.. - . ' 1 1' 1..
O 1 2117 ‘ :OVGS
The in lildSOlllt‘ displai of Kid Gloves in Dill nest window lepreseuts an
assortment hard to be surpassed in this locality for variety Of styles and“
shadingH. Women who wear our glows always speak of their superior
11"1111h 111 style, tit finish and 1i111'abilit,1.lil11 not come ill 1111in and make
,\'()lll (.‘hithinaH Helectiouu 11hilo the 3101]: in tit its best?
N. E. Ryan 8. Co.,
86 Washington Street. South Norwaik.
Eiiiillillllliliii i iiliiRiiliiMilliS
MUSIC I‘IAli.
i'RLD BECK - ’ LESSEL F ’JEI‘L MAN/ICU?
POT LIL/1i.
WITH THE
‘ PEOPLE
.'> 0 'J . H
NORWALI‘.
CONN
HIGH CLASS AUDEVILLE
HOYT’ S THEATRE.
Wednesday Evening, Dec. 16,’08
THE GREAT cine PLAY. '
BASKET BALL
NORWALK ARMORY.
Norwalk Basketball Team
(Team F).
Rem oscnting Seventh
iHiHR' Billllllii'
pnm F. Third infantry. C. N. G.
Vs. ..
METROPOLITANS.
Preliminary Gamc'.
Dancing from 1,0 o’cIOck until‘ 12
This is 9the team, that has been play-
ing at. the ArmOiy for ten yearm has
placed N111 walk among the top- notch-
err. in basketball;
with Middletown, Stamford and Dan
b111y,in an effort to bring to Norwalk
the State Championship.
ADMISSION . .. . . .25 CENTS
First game begins at. 8 o’clock; ,
504-PEOPLE—so ‘
Benefit Old Well H 8. L.
Company, No. 1
. The Murder Scene
~ The Engine House Scene
The Heroic Life Net Leap
Willi the Horses. Fire Apparatus and
RESERVED SEATS ...... 50c and 751:
GALLERY 2512
(Seat Gale Opens at Theatre Box ' '
Oillce. on MOlltltl‘ morning. December 91130413:qu 41$;ng I‘ll
ilaverstick, 'l‘. F.“Svci1oomaker and
. Hon Haittm'd; E. A Warwick, Gala.
(.ood, ll. l1. Morgnnstein, Mrs. Conway
and daughter,- Boston; F. H. Palmer.
New Haven: W. L. Spittel', New Lon
11011; W“. P. Casey, Burlington Vt.,; It.
ld.l’a1le01ange New Jersey: Mr.
and Mrs. Holly N. (111101119, New York
city: A ()slloiu, Bridgeport. ,
Mahackemo'miamea l. llapgootl and
1vi1’e,F. I. tlniilartl and Wlf8,P10VIe
deuce. L. i.: W. R. Ford. Waterbury:
A. l'. Mauvilie, S. C. Barnum, New lla-
111111;.” (li'eeustein, liiidgeporu [1. IL.
l-iurlbult Wilton; (loo 1.
Ridgci‘icld; L A Libby, Hart‘i‘iju'd;
HARRY DELONG,‘ Manager.
A STRONG PLAY. A GREAT CAST.
The Great Fire Scene
Firemen in action on the stage
BOXES ................... $5 Per Box
Hill. at 0 a. 111.)
HOYT’S 11141211111.
FRIDAY. 0.1-:ch BER 18.
E. D. STAIR PRESENTS THE PRE-
MIERS OF FUN,
The Rays
JOHNNY AND EMMA,‘
"In the Brilliant Musical Comedy,
King Casey.
TUNEFUL MUSIC.
CLEVER 'COMEDIANS.
GORGEOUS COSTUMES.
G.
J. C. Smith. Geo. M. Sherwood, Bon-
lou; G. N. Shipman, F. N. Holman, W.
Mr. Mathewson and R. H. Ilalil. South
sag—PEOPLe—so. N‘" “'“m ,
ELABORATE SCENERY. (QASIIIOEIA. .
BEAUTIFUL, BifWisTcmNc show 3mm - 1111 11111111111 than 1111 Iowa
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5131111111
at,
PRICES 1......... 251:. 50c, 7511.31.00
’I‘WO weeks from ,Vt‘ilit‘ltlll‘y is (lllllnti'
in Ne w Yenrn'. ;
Al lhi 1nd of the iirst half 1111»
made nlno.
DON’T FORGET. TOYLAND , f
and will contest .
Rockwell, ,
I) Jennings, New Ymk; Mme. Lannie, 1,
EVERY MONDAY NIGHT, 19'
Company, . l 'l
Coast Artilleiy Cor,ps tormeily Com-
Next. Game, Monday, December 14111. .~ .« "1
- TEAM FL ,
Mendel, Cincinnati, Ohio: J. ll. Brinkp I
11‘, G. Winters, S. C. Rone, Wuirlngallsr'
Norwalk Chronicler