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I v THE so.
telephone 409. ‘
DELICIOUS
Ice
Cream
Candies, Etc.
AT
Gilli NEWS
WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwalk and vicinity: Clearing
tonight. Saturday fair. The storm
that was central yesterday morning in
Kansas has moved eastward and is
now central over Lake Ontario. A sec‘
oud disturbance which developed in
Virginia is now central near Atlantic
City, N. .l. Snow or rain prevails this
morning in the eastern portion of the
Lake region and New England. Pleas-
ant weather prevails west of the Mis~
sissippi river. Conditions favor for
this vicinity clearing weather tonight.
followed on Saturday by fair wcaibet
with sligth ylolwre teIIIpcrature.
‘ ~Call at Nuack's before buying your
Xmas jewelry.
.iohn A. Montgomery is ill at his
home in Union l’IIIk, Norwalk.
~P0rk (hops. 12,20 lb.; Roasting
Pork, [Lil/fie; Homemade ()l Links San
sage. 121,430.. lluyes' Mkt.
iiarry Cahiil, who is employed in
ltldgefield at carpentering. is home
in Norwalk today. .
-—-Green i‘lats. (.ireen Hats. O'iiriI-In.
' A daughter was recently born to Mr.
and Mrs. William Burkey, 0t" 2 High
street, South Norwaik.
~i’iionograph Horns: special bIIII-
gains; large size. $1.‘ .5 F. II}. Lock-
wood & Co.
The members of the Reno (,ilub. 'iil
Winnipauk, are. planning to have It
“teed" on Christmas night, at their
hIIaIlquartI-Irs.
—-lioys’ Caps, lioys' Cups. ()‘llrien.
Mailman John F. iiIIIIlIIy is enjoying
a day‘s vacation from his duties at the
Not'u'alk post,-ofli‘cI-I. “and li‘I‘eIlerick
Miller is substituting for him.
~Xmas Slippers, We to $2. Glov‘cI s
the Place.
William Pchors is having some new
electric lights placed itt his Wall street
store for the (‘hristIIIns IIIsh. The new
glass showcases are being illuminat
ed.
~ilcadquartets l‘oI \ictor and'ladl-
son Phonographs and Records F. E.
Lockwood & Co.
Tito Connect Int. ConIpInIy. has a
force of men It Work today. with the
tint car And tho snow in hunt of the
barns lit Wall strtfit is being IurIlcd
awav
-—For her Christmas. a pair of put.
colt cloth top button Boots, at Olsen's,
in $0.]. 00
The. date or the next meeting of
Sltekinah Sancturnm..of South Nor-
walk, has not .vct been' fixed, although
it will be held some time during Jilil‘
nary, at Stamford.
———Christmas Post Cards. 10 to tile.
at J. T. Hayes“. 5 Main street. Nor-walk.
A rugby team from Room ti of St.
Mary’s parochial school defeated II.
team from Room 5 of the saute school
itt a. faint game, yesterday morning, by
the. score of 52 to 29. Room 4 defeated
, Room 5 also by the score of 49 to 2‘
_ —Scal Caps for Xmas. O’iirien.
Joseph Osterbanks. the carriage
painter of Norwalk, remains critically
ill at his home in Main street. He
was taken down nearly a month ago.
and has been very ill. Dr. James G.
Gregory and Dr. Ward Gregory are
attending the case. and they stated
yesterday that there. was a slight int-
provement in his conditiott.
~We carry in stock Gold Leaf. Oval
Frames. 16x20, 14x17. and all the small-
cr sizes. Square Frames with scroll
corners also finished itt gold leaf. How-
ard A. Tilly. 78 Washington street.
The members of the Norwalk Club
will have their first “bowling night,"
this evening, at the alleys in the base-
ment of the Masonic building, at, the
corner of Wall and issues streets. The
management has reserved two alloys
1 for the. use of the club. and if enough
, members participate. this practice will
be observed each Friday night.
—-Fresh or Corned Hooks, tic 1b.;
side Pork. 10c. Hayes' Mkt.
This evening at the Swedish Congre-
gational church, Seaview avenue, East
Norwalk, there'will be It gathering of
tho Swedishpeople of the town to lis-
ten to anmddress by Rev. Charles S.
Macfarland, oi’ the South ‘Norwalk
Congregational church, who will speak
especially upon the participation of
our Swedish people in the citizenship
of the community and nation. Rev.
Charles J. Vahlstrom, pastor of the
Swedish Congregational church will
preside and a general invitation is ex-
tended to all.
-«'l‘oys, Games, etc, at .l. 'i‘. Hayes‘.
, 5 Main street, Norwalk. I
Foss’ QUALITY CHOCOLATES. Fancy
KODAKB AND pnsmo CAMERAS.
PERFUMERY and FANCY ARTICLES
Sti Powell Carporation,
rucrlption Drugpluu.
open Bond-ya. South Norwnik.
We Write Burglar
Insurance“
LET us WRITE vouns.
TAYLOR 8. GOLDEN,
TEL. 165-2. .
14 Washington street. 30th Nor-walk.
BAXTER'S
Compound Syrup of Sarsaparilla.
A remedy for Pimples, Pootulon.
Tether or Salt Rheum, Blotchon. Tum-
ors, Bolts, Ringworms, Ulcers, Scrotu-
la and Blood Diseases.
750 BOTTLE.
ANDERSON ’3
Launch Wonks.
Bout Frames set up and ready to
p.1ank
All kinds of repair work.
Launches of all sizes built to order
by competent workmen.
0v: (or Shall Pain r. Narwallr
NEW NORWALK LAWYER.
Petey .l. Edwards. of South Nor.
\vulk. Wits ioIlIIy elected II member of
the Fulriield (‘ounty liar. Matthew H,
O'llrieu, oi“ llriIlgI-port, was refused
admission for the sixth time.
llooks,
liaycs'
—(‘.atholic Prayer
Heads. cm, at .l. 'l‘.
street, Norwuilt.
When .You'
Have EirhauSied
Your Mind “
with what to buy for II Xmas present,
call in and look at our line of
Knives, Shears, Razors,
Carvers,
Sleds, Skates,
and various other useful gills.
“The Famous GILLETTE
SAFETY RAZOR."
CHAS. E. now
112 WASHINGTON STREET.
'PHONE 667.
HOLIDAY
GOODS
TOYS
English Doll Carriages
at Bargain Prices
liosary.
5 Main
Meat and
Provisions
All kinds of Bologna and l‘leilcatcs
scn. Fresh lI‘rankfurters and Sausage
made daily. Try them.
F. KARL,
76 NORTH MAIN STREET
Phone 445.
BIG SALE OF
Sheet Music
SATURDAY “ ONLY
9c 3 Com; 3 for 25c
Xmas Post Cards. wholesale and
retail.
Xmas Cigars ........... $1 a box
Hockey Skates ............ $1 up
Roller Skates. ., .......... 75c up
Racing Skates . , .......... $2 up
Boys’ Football Suits ......... 75c
Boxing Gloves, Footballs. Punch-
ing Bags, etc.
Watches .......... $1 and $1.50
Norwalk and Norwalk.
Middlebrook‘s Almanacs 1969.
"COLEMAN’S '
NEWS STORE.
10 North Main 8L, South Norwlik.
Agent for A. G. Bpaldlng'o
Souvenir Art Calendars of South 4
The snow storm, which started last
evOnihg about 8: 3t): and kept up all the
rest. oi’ the night had made quite II body
by this morning, and gave. the. trolley
company It hard task to get. their
tracks opened up for business. The
snow plows were started out at an
early hour this morning and by ti
o'clock the tracks were. pretty well
open, although the sleet which then
started prevented the cars from mak-
ing their time. Many residents trout
Westpori avenue. and Newtown avcv
one were forced to walk in order to get.
to work on time. ‘l‘uking everything
into consiIicratiIuI.lhe work was well
handled. however.
mi‘I‘lorida Oranges, $3 2?. box F. ii.
Lawton & Co.
'i‘bcro came nIIIIr being It serious
runaway, this morning, about. it o‘-
clock. when the big bay team oi‘ hors-
es belonging to Contractor A. ll. Mal-
kiII started from the front of his shop
in Mechanic street. and dashed away
at II mud pace. ’l‘hey rushed around
the corner into Wall strcct, and start-
I‘d Eastwurd down the street. Carmi
lletts jumped in their path and
brought them to a stop before any
IlIIIIIIIgI- occurred. A black team he.
longing to expressnutn l,. .l. Reynolds.
was standing by the shop in Mechanic
strcoi when the first team started, and
they becIIIIIe frightened also. They
WIII'II captured by ExprcssnIuII Bloom.
without IlIIIItnIte.
~—-l.argII assortment Xmas Slippers,
all prices. i“I)'Ilii IKI iiyan‘s.
NOTICE .
REMOVAL or SNOW
Attention is called to the to
sections or City Ordinances I
to Streets and Sidewalks:
Sec. ii. Whenever the st
fronting or adjoining any bIIllI
lot of land in the City of Soul
Wulk shall be wholly or partial
cred by snow or ice. it shall
duty or the owner or occupant If such
building or lot of'lunIi. or Item II hav-
ing charge thereof. to cause said side-
walk to be made safe and con cutout
by removing said snow or ice there-
from within six hours after the, Iccum-
ulation of tltc same thereon ... ° ‘
See. it). Atty person tailing III not;
lIIctiIIg to comply with the pro 'isions
(if the foregoingsection. shall forfeit
and pay II. 11110 of ten dollars to the
treasurer of the city for the use of the
city, and any failure or neglect t ) cont-
ply with the provisions of said Iectlou
shall be it IIIisIlIIIIIeItIIor, and it shall
be the duty of the (‘ity Attorloy to
prosecuto any person so falling or
neglecting to IIIIIIIply therewith. 'i‘ '”
DANIEL DilNl.0P.
Street ConIInissiI
South Norwalk. lice. 1S. 1908,
lowing
clutivo
lewalk
ing or
b Nor~
ly cov-
bc the
“UP.
llii 3|
perhaps.
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buy inst—class aIticlIIs. loud for yourself. or animal, or anything
else. at the pride of seIIIuIIi-class;
is for good and sutlicieut reasons.
quality than to buy an inferior quality for a ft‘W I-oppcrs less—-»-
Quality is our iirst IIonsiIieraiion. Our prices are as low
as possible. consistent with legitimate, IIII‘II‘IIhauIiisII. that's lmrcr
titan others would charge-«wit they had it.
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so—I'Itiled, it
to buy our
it' they are cheap.
it will pay you
MANUEL TORO 'HA'rCH.
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South Norwalk.
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JOIN THE PROCESSION
THAT WILL STOP AT
Merrill Business Collegé
. JANUARY ‘4. 1909
TO LEARN THE WAY TO FUTURE success.
THREE OF THE BEST EQUIPPED SCHOOLS.
Port Chester.
7"
Stamfor .
Holiday GOOdE
, AT . POPULAR PRICES .
William
P. BCers
6 SOUTH MAIN STRE
SOUTH NORWALK.
Market Cod ................ BC
I ' Pollock ................. 7c
Whiting .................... 5c
COL Wall and High Streets, Herring .................... 8c
Norwalk, Conn. Haddock Roast ............. 15c
Finnan Haddics ............. 15c
. Blues, Butter. Halibut. Shad.
in the shell.
TELEPHONE 108.
Native smoii. Black,
Frost and Flatfish
Large Gosling Clams for baking. All goods warra
ed. Money back if you are not satisfied.
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Markiat.
PRICES FOR THURSDAY AND FRIDAY.
Steak Cod. ............... .12c
Weakfish ..... .............12c
Haddock I ..... . ............ .xoc
Escallops ............... 40c qt.
Opened Long Clams. . . . . .30 qt.
Oysters. Long and Round Cla ‘ s
{—
FREE DELIVERY.
96 WASHINGTON ST.
South Norwalk
Baseball and Sporting Goods.
HOLIDAXGIFT.
COLEBURN 8. LAUDER
, The JeWelers
Superb Stocks at bother Our Stores
Your Check Account Solicitcd by
WE ARE ‘VHEADQUARTERS‘
”FOR
“ Victor
and
Edison
Talking
Machines
and Phonographs and
Records
A line line of Record Cabinets.
W3 also put the. new Edison At-
tachment. {Or playing the now
Edison’ Four Minute Records, on
your old machine.
F. E. Lockwood
& C0.Imtt>anir
39 WALL 31“., NORWAL‘K, CT.
coop THINGS
TO N EAT ‘
A store full of fresh goods to
please your taste and
. pocketbook.
A sample order will convince
you of our claims.
20 lbs, t'lRANlll..A'l‘ED SUGAR. 334.00
Louis Joseloff,
72 NORTH MAIN 8T-. 80. NORWALK
‘ TEL. CALL 467.
III 3 flVER’S IIIII
MERRY
XMAS
ACCEPTABLE
GIFTS "
Water-proof Shoes '
Rubber Boots
Leggins
Arctics
Slippers
Wear Shoes That Fit.
122 WASHINGTON STREET
PHONE 5422.
IF
you are going to
buy anything in
the Jewelry line.
why not buy it
here? I have a
complete. upto-
date Xmas stock
and the prices
are right.
It NOACK,“
36 NORTH MAIN ,STREET.
Christmas
Presents
in Fine German, Japanese and
American China and
3 MAIN STREET
Norwalk
PROMPT‘,- EFFICIENT SERVICE AND PERFECT SECURITY.
OPEN SATURDAY NIGHTS
. Glassware
Imported English Blue China by
the piece or set
Framed Piotures
Sole agent. for the Columbia Phono
graph Co's Talking Machines and
Double Disk Records. Music on both
sides. 65c. Indestructible Cylinder
Records, 35:.
Window Shades and Picture Frames
to order.
Walt Papers. House Furnishing
Goods, fainters’ Supplies.
Painting dnd‘,.DecorIIting.
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We give the s. I! H. Green Trading
Stamps. Ask for them.
L. H. Decker
. 87 Washington Street.
I pk. FANCY IIo'IIA'rorzs.. ...... 29c
3 (ItsJ’EA an ANS ............. ...25c .
unpm WILLOW ONIONS III. 5c
swatc'r CIDER gal ............ ...30c
3 “)5, HEAD IIICI- ............... 25c
Clothing
Suit or Overcoat
Raincoat
Fancy Vest
Coat Sweater ‘
Bath Robes
\,
GIVE
SOMETHI
US “ FUL
THAT HE WILL APPRECIATE
He will be, pleased to receive any of ‘ the following:
SHOES—~—All shapes—~Ali leathers
Hats and Caps, Suit Cases, Umbrellas,"
Price’s Clothing Store}
' 98 Washington St. PHONE 165-5.
HIM
Furnishings
NeckaIIr
Suspenders .
Gloves
Shirts
Hosiery
South Norwalk
2t.)kgs. Cturants ..... . . ...
:3 lbs Prunes... ................. 25c
3 lbs. Dates. ............... 25c
12 lbs. Apricots ........ , .......... 25c
for 25c; 25¢ a down, and 30¢ a dozen.
Pumpkins. 5c up; Apples, Celery and Cranberries;
3 lbs. li uscatel Raisins ....... .25c
2 lbs. ,igs.................‘.....';,25o,
Sweet Cider pct gal ............. ..25o
Florida Oranges, 18 7
UNITED GROCERY CO.,
PHONE 143. 20 NORTH MAIN STREET. SOUTH NORWALK.
L I L “I
TOMORROW NIGHT.
FRANKLIN THEATRE
FORMERLY
LOCKWOOD'S HALL
BEGINNING '
SATURDAY NIGHT
DEC. 19
PRICES 10. 20 C. 30:;
MATINEE CHRISTMAS.
1847 ‘ 1908
Plumbing and Steam
Heating.
HOT WATER HEATING.
HOT AIR HEATING.
STOVES AND RANGES.
SLATE AND TiN, ROOFING.
Ga; and steam Fitting, Ga: Fixtures,
Metal Coiling, Etc.
HAVE YOU SEEN OUR STOCK 0F
. RICHMOND RANGES?
The Jones & Hotchktss
Company
17 WALL eraser. ‘ 1NORWALK.
LOST..GAME IN OANBURVL
Team F Defeated by “3 Score of 28
to 19, Laos Night.
last night. Danbury had Kiernnn of
the Xaviers: Callahan and Biggane,
of the Lauters, Jetsoy City.’ Norwnlk
was outscoied' in the mat half. 22 to
10. but outplayed Danbury in the sec-
ond period. .l to ii The Datibury oi-
fifliiii‘ Wit a“ big help to linnbury III
the iirsl but when Captain Dor
Tel. Con. SOUTH NORWALK.
ucy threatened to put an umpire on
'l‘IIIIIII F‘ lost. to Danbury, 28 to to
WE ARE THE ONLY TOY STORE CARRYING
A COMPLETE LINE iNCLUDING
Sleds, Wagons, Mechanical
. Toys.
Also; Bears, Dolls
and Jewelry ..
lH~ NilV iii Sillili
1.7g WASHINGTON sr..
souru NORWALK. A
\ 4*;
the side lines in the last half the rei‘I
made the most of it
’l‘h lectures or the contest were long
shots by Callahan. liiggane and M01"
rison. Dagou excelled at scoring for
Team P and" irehtnd for Danbury. *“
'i‘eant F plays at Newport tonight.
’ihe lineup last night:
Field goals-4‘. .l.
A, Dagon 4. Morrison “1.. Pike 2,. ire;
land .'I. Klernau 2. iallahan 2. Bit“
gone .1. Foul goals—'1‘.
Refereewhlr. Pike.
—-—iiro'wu Derbies for Xmas."
O“ Brien:
——l.adies' Aid Sale.
North Main street.
Iv
tomorrow, 12“.-
COCKENOE HAYMAKERS.
Ross Maikin Elected Chief and E. 1‘
Maikin Assistant.
.ICockenoe- iiaymakers, No. 32%, hclzi
their annual meeting. last evening, i_'
its qIIIIrIers in the Gazette building. 1‘
Wall street. and the others for the
coming year were elected as follows}
Chief HIIyIIIIIker~—Ross Malkin.
Assistant Chief Haymaker—«Emc I
S. \ialikn
OVIIetseeI~—Williaut l. Reeotmds
Lincoln.
Collector of Straws—F. B Malkin.
keeper of BundieiI-J.
Rowe.
Stewards—4N”.
.l H. Lincoln.
Deputy (‘hief Maymaker J. Delamzy
Btilidgcpoui. on me evening of Joan
I I
After the election n general soot
time was enjoyed.
‘IwFot his Christmas. It pair of tlth
. WaldoIf Shoes. in gun metal, button
:lace. II good leather wplt shoe, at ()5
sen s, at $2.50 It pair. “
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eree gum Norwalk :1 chance and they.
'1‘ E. D01‘ii€\ ...R F ........... . Pik“I
’l‘. .l. Dorney .1. iI‘......... lt‘elan.
Smith ...C .... Kiernaj‘t‘
Dagou .......... “it (i ....... Callahatt
GodiIcv .4 ...... l.. (2...... Biggati’3~
MorrisOIt ‘“ ’
Jeddo and Old CSIIIpanyIs Lehi'gh"
FOR FURNACE.
Cress Creek and Upper Lehigh
For Cooking Range and Self Heaters. . “
No. 2 Nut 35. 00 per Ton, delivered In cellar
RAYMOND BROS
Fancy Dried Peaches, ‘3 lbs, WZSC
Red Letter 0r Van Camp’s Soup, per Can, 5c
.25c 3 pkgs. Full Weight Seeded Raisins 25c
Doruey 1, Smith.
E. Dorney ‘I. . _
Past Chief HaymalceI—«Jumes H. ‘ "»
William” ,
W. ChambeIlain and
The above omcet 8 not be mutation by
Norwalk Chronicler