. i mews OUTI-‘tj fie Telephone 409. I DELICIOUS Ice Cream Candies, Etc. W AT LANE’S 51 Washington Street. WWW‘ DII‘. Milli WS WEATHER FORECAST. For Norwalk and vicinity: Fair and warmer tonight. Sunday partly cloudy. A disturbance is central this morning over Lake Superior. _It is producini.r cloudy weather With finrrles of snow In tho supper Mississippi Valley and the \veslerrnporiion of the Lake, region. Pleasant weather prevails in other set-I lions. Moderate temperatures prevail generally cast of the Rocky Mountains he loWest temperature IIIIIdeted is 12 below zero at Modena, Utah Condi- tions favor for this vicinity fair weath- er with slowly rising temperature, ——Call at Noack‘s before buying your. Xmas jewelry. It's hard getting up these mornings. ~Ghlotio's 25c Dinner. Holiday goods at popular prices at W. P. Beers'. —Electric li‘lash Lights i'or II‘. IE. Lockwood & Co. Only four days to finish the Christ- Inas shopping. ”Full line of ’I‘oys. Games. Bears. dark Xmas. ’l‘eIldy Leary & Co, Railroad avenue. .. Louis Hartman, of’ Norwalk, was in New York city, yesterday, on business. ——Xmas gifts in jewelry that Will surely please and tlII.I 1JII( cs are right, at Noack s. _ Mrs. Mary Bodicnl is ill at her home in Cranbury, and she remains about the samc as she, has been for a week. —-Pork Chops, 12km. I-Iayes’. The, Copyright Clothing Company is the Xmas store for young and old. Read the adv. on the eighth page of this issue. ~—-Brown lierbies for Xmas. Warren Scolicld, formerly of Nor- walk, who is studying at the loaned ticut Agricultural College. at Storrs, Conn, is home for the holidays. O'Brien. -—-Largo assortment of Xmas watch— cs, pins, rings and everything in the. jowolryline. Noack's. , The. November report of the Coast Artillery Corps shows that the Sixth )oIIIpany, of Norw alk had the second best report for attendance. The fourth Company, ot’ Bridgeport, had the best attendance ——-Ghiottos 2.’ 0. Dinner. Many people know of Robert .1. Bar- dettc as a humorous lecturer. but few in the east know of him as the pastor of one of the largest churches in Call- i‘ornia. lie is as successful a preacher as humorist, and his little story, “Al~ vaha and Omega," proves It. This will he. the subject of the addrese at. the. First church III Norwalk tomorrow ev- ening. ‘ ‘ ——Telephono Tables. Costumers. Blocking Cases. Commodes, at Bay- ... proud & Son‘s. Norwalk. Open reven- ings. . Tomorrow at 12:20 o'clock there will be a, meeting of women at the Young Men’s Club rooms in the. South Nor- »walk Congregational church to con- sider the organization of a women‘s . class something after the idea of the Men’s Christian Inquiry Club. Dr. Macfarland has been requested to be. present to consider the matter with the women. —(iold and Silver ladies' and gents‘ Watches. boys‘ Nickel Watches. all prices, at Jackson's. Hooter L. Clark, of Cranbury, gave a good old fashioned dance last even- big at his home, which was enjoyed by a large number of his friends. 13.0 Shipman furnished music with his vio- Ill), and the fun was kept up until :2 o'clock this morning. A bountiful col— lation was served during the evening. am] all report one. of the best times of their lives. «For his Christmas, a pair of the . Waldorf Shoes. in gun metal. button or lace. a good leather welt shoe, at 0i son‘s, at $2.50 a pair. The case of \I'anderhoof and Corn- pany versus the. city of Norwalk Is to come up in the Superior court Tues- day. before Judge Reed. for settle- nIont. It will be remembered that the case was brought because of the city establishing a building line on Orchard street when the. Vauderhoef Company was about to build .I storehouse there. and they claim damages for the no- lion Attorneys Warner and Gold- sohtnldt appear for Vauderhoet‘ and Company. and Attorney John .I Walsh for the city. ”Fresh Frankfurters and Sauer» kraut, at Friedriclfls. Railroad avo’nue. FOR XMAS Foos’QUALITY CHOCOLATES. Fancy KO‘DAKB AND PREMO CAMERAS. PERFUMERY and FANCY ARTICLES Stillson-Powell Corporation, Prooorlption Druaaioto. opon‘SundayI. South Norwalk. 14 Wuhlnaton street. South Nor-walk. Tether or Salt Rheum. BIotchoo. Tum- '. We Write Burglar Insurance LET US WRITE YOURB. TAYLOR & GOLDEN, . TELI105-2. . BAXTER'S .Corlipound Syrup of Sarsaparilla. A remedy for 'lepleo. Pootuloo. ore, Bolts, Ringworme, Ulcers. Scrotu- Ia and Blood Diseases. 75c BOTTLE. ANDERSON Is ‘ Launch Works. Boat: Frames set up and ready to plank. All kinds of repair work. Launches of all sizes built to order by competent workmen. 0v: for Shell Point. Narwallr You will find IIcIIIpiIIbIII pills for the various members of the family at Glover‘s. 'l‘lIal‘s the place. to buy shoes. ' «Umbrellas for Xmas. U'IIIIIIIII. Appropriate gifts for men are what. you will find at Rogers and Stevens. Better call on them before you finish the list. ‘ When; You Have Exhausted Your Mind with what, to buy for a Xmas present, call in and look at our line of Knives, Shears, Razors, Carvers, Sleds, Skates, and various other useful gifts. “The Famous GILLETTE SAFETY RAZOR." 112 WASHINGTON STREET. 'PHONE 667. English Doll Carriages at Bargain Prices A. .MIICH Cor. Wall and High Streets, NorWalk, Conn. . Meat and Provisions All kinds of Bologna and Delicates- sen. Fresh Frarrkturters and Sausage made daily. Try them. F. KARL, 76 NORTH MAIN STREET Phone 445. III BIG SALE OF CHASIDOW ‘ Euy Practical men the best. I‘ easier. HOME COMFORTS OUTDOOR WEARS Suits ..$ 8.50 to $30.00. Overcoats ..$ 8.50 to $25.00. Raincoats .$10.00 to $22.00. 14 South Main Street. The Store is open every evening until mas. but morning is the best time to buy. OUTFITTERS Gifts for Men Appropriate Gifts for Men Gifts which possess the charm of comfort please What better place to find such gifts than this store, which makes a business of pleasing men—critical men—of satisfying their tastes? An abundance of good gifts is here—f0 mcn~ . for boys. Come in the morning, when choosipg is I t House Coats and Bath Robes-mot the ordinary gift affairs sold widely. but our regular stocks-— well made and worth buying. House Coats, $5 to $12. Bath Robes, $3 5o to $12. Practical gifts are these—gifts long appreciated: Sweaters ....$2.00 to $0.00. Cardigans ....$1.50 to $4.00. Warm Caps. .25 to $3.00. And a host of good gifts in Neckwear, Gloves, Hosiery. Shirts. Pajamas, Fancy Vests; little-priCCd gifts but appreciated none the less. Boys’ wears make the best boys’ gifts. after Christ~ Telephone Call 632-2. perhaps. as possible, ”00“....00OOOO”OOOOOOOO“OWMOO“WOW Please. take this fact. to heart: buy iiI‘SiIltlllfis articles, food for yourself. or animal. or anything IIISII, at the price of scIIIIIId-class, is for good and sufiiclenl. reasons. quality than to buy an inferior quality for It few I-oppIIrs less-w Quality is our first. conslrlerallon. ()III‘ pIIIIIcs are as low consistent with legitimate IIIIII'IIhanIlisII. than others would l’illll‘gl*;~Ii' they had it. Buy Oats Thais Clean. 090990”.”OOOMOOMOOOWWOHMO”OWNM Iiy no possible means can one if they are cheap. Sti~tflliil.lli, it it will pay you to buy our that's lower MANUEL TORO HATCH. 2AAAAAAAAA‘AAAAAAAAAA‘A uvvvv‘vvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvv William Holiday Coeds ,AT POPULAR PRICES P. Beers 6 SOUTH MAIN STREET, SOUTH NORWALK. shall. if you are not satisfied. TELEPHONE. 108. ESCALLOPS warranted Dry, Large and Small, 40c qt. Native‘Smelt,‘ Black, Frost and FlatfislI. Spanish Mackerel HARD CRABS .............. 40c doz. FINNAN HADDIES .............. 15c MARKET COD .................. 8c STEAK COD............... ..... 12c POLLOCK ., ...................... 7c LOBSTERS ................... 21c lb. WHITING ....................... 5c HADDOCK ........ ’ .............. 10o HERRING ....................... 86,0PENED LONG CLAMS ....... 30c qt. Blues, Butter. Halibut. Shad. Oysters, Long and Round Clams in the Large Gosling Clams for baking. All goods warranted. Money back Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market. FREE DELIVERY. Sheet Music SATURDAY ONLY 1 9c a Copy; 3 for 25c Xmas Post Cards. wholesale and retail, Xmas Cigars. . . ....... $1 a box‘I Hockey Skates ............ $1 up Roller Skates” ....... 75c up Racing Skates ‘. . . .. ........ $2 up Boys’ Football Suits ......... 75 5c Boxing Gloves, Footballs, Punch-g ing Bags, etc. Watches .$1 and $1. 50 Souvenir Art Calendars of South ,Norwalk and Norwalk. Middlebrook's. Almanacs Igog. COLEMAN’S NEWS STORE. . 10 North Main St... South Norwoik. Agent for A. G. Snaldlnn'o Baseball and Sporting Goods. COLEBURN ,8. LAUDER‘ The Jewelers Superb Stocks at Both of Our Stores 96 WASHINGTON ST. South Norwalk 3 MAIN STREET. Norwalk h Your Check Account Solicited by .som nontraditional PROMPT, EFFICIENT SERVICE AND PERFECT SECURITY. OPEN SATURDAY NIGHTS . *— ‘ HOLIDAY GIFTS ‘ we. .ARE‘ emotions“? . FonII . Victor and Edison Talking Machines and Phonographs and Records A fine line. of Record Cabinets. We also put the new Edison Al; tachmont, for playing the new Edison Four Minute Records, on your old IIIachlne. ‘ .F. E. Lockwood & Company ‘39 WALL sr. NORWALK, cr. GOOD THINGS TO EAT A Store full of fresh goods to please your taste and ‘ pocketbook. A sample order will convince you of our claims. 20 lbs, GRANULATED SUGAR. .$$1.00 1 pk. lI ANCY I’O'Al‘ \TOES ........ 290 .l qts. PEA IIIIZ ANS ................ 250 BED or YEI LOW ONIONS, qt.. . .. 5t: SWEET CIDER, gal ......... . ..... 300 3 lbs. IIEAI) RICE ............... 25¢ Louis Joseloff, 72 NORTH MAIN 81.80. NORWALK ‘TEL. CALL 467. ACCEPTABLE GIFTS Water-proof Shoes Rubber Boots Leggins Arctics Slippers . Wear Shoes That Fit. 1?? wasnmcron smear. PHONE 542-2. . IF you are going to buy anything III the Jewelry liIIII, why not buy it here? I have. a complete, upvto- IlIIlc Xmas stock and the prices are right. R ,‘NOACK, 36 NORTH MAIN STREET. Illllll IN Will Slllffl. WALL S’I‘RIIJIII'I‘, 10:10 a. In.--~’l‘hc opening tone in stocks was uncertain. but the mixed changes were. generally narrow. AIIIoIIieuII Smelling opened 3-8 to 3-4 higher on running sales of 1,400 shares. Colorado & Southern gained 1 and Brooklyn ’l‘ransit TI-R. WALL S'I‘RF. J'l‘, II it. III.—~i.ar;;e purchasing orders were distributed and prices advanced vigorously. The Colorado and Southern issues were heavily bought, and there. was also a. brisk demand for some of the high priced railroads. especially Union Pa- clllc'. American Smelling was rushed up 11/. above yesterday‘s final price. but shoerd some heaviness at the higher level. Colorado and Southern gained 11,9. the 1st. Md. 1%, the 2nd , Did 3%. and the 41,42 per cent. bonds 3 points. Ireat Northern pt‘d. General Electric Wabash pfd. National Lead and Pressed Steel Car moved rip a point WALL S’l‘l-‘tlIIlIl'l‘, Close.——'l‘he mar- ket closed weak. There were a num» nor of llotable price advances, but they were not in stocks of great. Importance, oh the tone of the. market. A general reaction followed later. 'l‘heI Colorado and Southern Securities advanced fur- ther with admissions of the passing of the property to control of the Ciri- cauo. Burlington and Quincy, the. 4% per cent. bonds rising 6%, whiirsic Cabinets. Parlor Cabinets and Medicine Cabinets. A. J. Collins ‘ Co. u.»-_.__m Clothing Furnishings. Ii. Suit or Overcoat Neckwear Raincoat . , Suspenders ‘ Fancy. Vest Gloves ' Coat Sweater Shirts Bath Robes Hosiery SIIOES~All shapes—All leathers . 7 Hats and Caps, Suit Cases, Umbrellas Price’s ClothingStoref7_ ‘93 Washington St. South Nor-walk. PHONE 165-5. t Jeddo and Old Company’s Lehrgh FOR FURNACE. Cress Creek and Upper Lelugh For Cooking Range and Self Heaters. ‘ No. 2 Nut $5. 00 per Ton, delivered In cellar RAYMOND BROS. Fancy Dried Peaches, 3 lbs.,5 250" Red Letter or Van Camp’s Soup, per can, So :l pkgs. Currants .................. 25c 3 pkgs. Full Weight Seeded Raisins 25:: 3 lbs. Prunes ....... . ............ 25c 3 lbs. Museatel Raisins ........ ...25c 3 lbs. Dates .................. I....25c 2 lbs, II‘igs ......... . ..... ‘ ........ 25c " .3 lbs \prieots..., ............... 25c SwlectHIier. per gal ............... 25c ' Pumpkins 5c up; Apples Celery and Cranberries; Florida Oranges, ls -. I. for 25c; 25¢ a dozen. and 30¢ a dozen . UNITED GROCERY CO., PHONE 143. 20 NORTH MAIN STREET, SOUTHJMORWALK. ’ —— WE ARE THE ONLY TOY STORE CARRYING ACOMPLETE LINE lNCLUDlNG .Sleds, Wagons, Mechanical Toys. Also, Bears, Dells and JeWelry ' iH Milli ll sin 76 WASHINGTON ST., SOUTH NORWALK. JOIN THE PROCESSION THAT WILL STOP AT m Merrill Business College JANUARY 4 1909 . .1 TO LEARN THE. WAY TO FUTURE SUCCESS. THREE OF THE BEST EQUIPPED SCHOOLS‘.‘ . South No‘rwalk. Port Chester. . Stamford. Pill‘llllll AMUSEMENIS .lI‘RI\\KI.L\' THEATRE. NORWAL K. The Franklin ’l‘healre opens tonight III 8:20 with a first-class vaudeville. hill and the best picture plays. Ethel Morton who was tlIII pr IIIIII drama in the BIoaIlwIay production in The Girl from Kay.» The, Vanderbilt Cup and Frank Daniels Compam will giro II . \y”\v Monday night'al the armory. Occw sious of‘ the appearancc‘at the Nor walk court: of either Stamford or Do I. bury teams are big events locally an I ‘ this, coupled with the. fact that‘ Starn- . t‘ord made the Norwalkteam play I‘i‘t: ord hall to win the last game the II . Iner team played here, gives indicatio l . or another great content- ou Moods. . 'I‘eam lI‘ beat. Stamford on 'l‘hauksg' lug night. 26 to III, in a. game. tlII‘ had the spectators on their feet, LII few of her celebrated song selections. tl""l'”.“- A“ that “‘03" ”IR first 001-. Hogan and West. who are known all test, of the season for the. Siaml‘c ' Over the I~IounlIy as "Countiv Klds.‘ fire. they are. confident they can r» verse the result‘ol’ the previous‘gair ., The Seuecas ol' Stamford. who IIII‘II?- ‘ the .ZiIlontauks play anoverItlmc perlol to win at, the. time ol‘tthe‘last concht ' with this team ttwo \reeksagoi. are I’ . .-, to tackle the Monlanks once more on Mornlay in the prcl'luIInary. Thcr‘e is promise of two hours ol‘great basket-g . ‘ ball on this date. As astral, dancing until midnight . . Will give II study in slang and a few changes Baby ’Iim and Buster BII‘OIIIII, the tiniest people on the Amer- ican stage. will entertain a good deal Miss Kingston. “be ha- just finished the Morris circuit, will glIe impersona tions of well-known Broadway celeb- rities, such as Vista Victoria. Stella .llayhew, Clarence. ,VIIIIIIe and a great many others, and will give new upper sonalions every day. and there will be II few other good numbers which wllI domplelc the best bill that Norwalk has ever had. Mr. Franklin bogs lI announce that he will change the pic .Iure play every day. and will also have ll Christmas matinee. AIIran‘genIontr are being made whereby a perform ance will-be. given every month to lht Children's Home and the Almshouso. —Boys Caps Boys Caps. Oiiricug THE NUTMEG CLUB CIGAR. . The Nutmeg Club, of Norwalk, has, the. distinction of having a cigar II‘IIIIIJ.‘ Id after it. The manufacturer of the ~ row brand is Bernard ..I; Reynolds”? whose factory ls located inUSOuill'I‘ Vlain street. . ” . , i . .; -——$l. 50 for [I liristol Steel Fish Rod poclal for Xruaa._ II‘. «E. Lockwoodt k (.10. “— .H ‘W h”... -.-. S’I‘AMII‘OIIII \'8. TEAM II‘. Another one or those Stamford—Terra II‘ games is scheduled for decision In . ~.-_mwm
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