MONDAY, DEC. 2., .9011.
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I Telephone 409.
DELICIOUS
Candies, Etc.
T
LANE’S
51 Washington Street.
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IIIBII WS
WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwalk and vicinity: Fair to-
night and Tuesday. There is no well-
deilned storm on the map this morn-
lng, but slight disturbances are‘ cen-
tral in the lower Mississippi Valley,
Canada and the extreme northwest.
These disturbances are producing con-
siderable cloudy weather in the east-
ern and southern sections The tem-
perature is rising in the eastern sec-
tions and falling slowly in the, central
and western sections. Conditions in
101‘ for this vicinity partly cloudy
weather tonight: Tuesday and Wed-
nesday fair and slightly colder.
—Canes, Canes, for Xmas. O‘ilrlen.
Judge John J. Walsh, of Wall street,
is spending the day in Hartford on
business.
——Sn1art Overcoats for gifts, at Sel—
leck's. ,
Miss Mary Rider is expected to re-
turn to her home in East. avenue. to-
morrow to spend the'holldays. Miss
Rider will resume her studies at the
Mount Holyoke Seminary shortly after
New Year's.
—Full line. of Toys, Games, Teddy
Bears. Leary & Co. Railroad avenue.
The continued intoxication case of
Henry Williams and Edward Sulier
were nolled in the. police court this
morning by Judge Joseph it. Taylor,
there being good reports 011 the 111--
bavlor of each.
——-'1‘oys, Dolls, Games and Teddy
Bears. A. J. Collins & (lo.
Clintor) Commandery, No. 3, Knights
Templar, will hold a short meeting
Christmas morning at 11 o'clock, in
Masonic Temple in,Wull street. A
short Chirstmas service will be had at
the. time as is usual.
~liings—cl1'fildren's, Signet and all
precious stones, at. Rood's.
The 1ncrry-go—r0und at Roton Point
has been going 11 through rebuilding
process and the. building, which is cir~
cular, now has eight feet more diamet—
1 r titan t"ot111e1l1. The. building has al-
so been raised three feet.
——l‘hcre is nothing so dainty as a
pretty, artistic Calendar and so cheap
in price. _\\‘e have a. fine. assortment
at ilfic each. ii. A. Tilly, 78 Wash-
ington street.
Friends of Eric liarstrom have re-
ceived postals from him from Paris,
and he. states that he is enjoying 11
fine time. How,“ 1M,1'.11nd Mrs. Har-
st1om have. spcn. much time touring
tl11ough the Continent
~liuy “111111"An O1'.e1c01t or Suit
for Xmas. ‘ 11111-11119 fat the. holida1s,
at The Copyright Clothing (lo.
Adolph Dreyfuss, proprietor of the
Mahackemo cigar store, has erected a
unique electric sign over the entrance
to his store. The sign is in the. form
of a giant cigar and is entirely sur-
rounded by electric lights.
—Ralstou Shoes for Xmas.
the Place.
Royal Benedict, formerly well known
in Norwalk, is spending the. holidays
with his parents, 'Mr. and Mrs. N. W.
Benedict, of Westport avenue. lie will
return January tith, to his studies at
the Norwich University, at Northfield,
Vermont.
—We sell the Stern & Foster Mat,-
tresses. F. A Mitchell, Norwalk.
John Oldenschlarger has recovered
judgment, for $25 and costs. runounting
in all to $37.31, against Frank T.
Saunders, a. former Railroad avenue
saloon proprietor. A cash register
seized to cover the case will be sold
by Deputy Sheriff John W. Scuiley.
‘ ——N0thlng better for Xmaspresents
Glover's
than a Kodak 01' Promo Camera. Still-
son-Powell Corp.
Howard Zitt an oysterboat em-
ployee. was arrested for dtunkenness
yesterday in Water str,eet near Eliza-
beth, by Special Officer Edward Gaff-
ney. it was claimed that Zitt. had been
celebrating with some friends. Judge
Taylor imposed a fine of $5 and costs.
——Vlsit Forest Land. There. you will
find Xmas Trees. loose Holly. Holly
Wreaths and Laurel Roping, also ,Mis-
tletoe. A. C. Cuneo, 40 Water street.
William H. Odell, Jr., who is a stit-
dent of Wesleyan College, and Law-
1e11ce G1egor1', ot‘ Y.ule ate endeavor-
ing to find a suitable place in The Nor-
walks for a perfo1mz1nce b1 the Wes
leyan Glee anti Mandolin Club. The-y
have secured the club f01 January 29111.
All suitable public halls are now occu-
pied.
Blhles, prayer books and hymnals
‘ ' at William P. Beers' book and station-
" ppm Bond-ya.
ery store.
FOR XMAS
Fou'QUALITY CHOCOLATES, Fancy
,KODAKS AND PREMQCAMERAS.
PERFUMERY and FANCY ARTICLES
Stillson-Powell Corporation,
Prescription Drugglato.
:~ We Write Burglar
Insurance
LET US WRITE YOURS.
TAYLOR 8. GOLDEN,
TEL. 165-2. ,
74 Washington Street, south Norwolk.
BAXTER’S
'- Compound Syrup of Sarsaparilla.
A remedy for Pimpleo, Pootulu,
' Tether or Salt Rheum, Blotchoo. Tum-
ors, Bolts Ringwor111s,Ulcera, Scrotu-
la and Blood Diseases.
750 BOTTLE.
ANDERSON ’3
. 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
avatar Shall Point. Narwalk
~—il111' Xmas Slippus here.
line, in town. Flynn & it1an.
Mrs, James Riley and daughter,
Vera, of 'l‘ottenvillc, Loni; Island, are
spending the. holidays with Mrs. Riley‘s
father, James Wood, of Winnipauk.
——~l‘llectric Flash Lights for Xmas.
Id, Lockwood & (‘11.
When You
Have Exhausted
Your Mind
with what to buy for a Xmas present,
call in and look at our litw of
Finest
I".
, Carvers, ,
Sleds, Skates,
and various other useful gifts.
“The Famous GILLETTE
SAFETY RAZOR."
112 WASHINGTON STREET.
’PHONE 667.
HOLIDAY
GOODS
TOYS
English Doll Carriages
at Bargain Prices
I. A. MIIIIH
Cor. Wall and High Streets,
Norwalk, Conn.
Meat and
ProvisiOns
All kinds of Bologna and Delicates
sen. Fresh Frankfurters and Sausage
made. daily. Try them.
F. KARL,
76 NORTH MAIN STREET
Phone 445.‘
Canadian Hockey
SKATES
n.85cn.
Xmas Post Cards, wholésale- 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
Souvenir Art Calendars of South
Norwalk and Norwalk.
Middlebrook’s Almanacs 1909.
COLEMAN’S
NEWS STORE.
10 North Main 8t, South Nomlk.
. Agent for-A. G. Splldlnn'o
South Norwalk. '
Knives, Shears, Razors, 3
CHAS. E. Dow§
Buy Practical Gifts for Men
Appropriate Gifts for Men
Gifts which possess the charm of comfort please
' men the best. 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—for men——
forboys. Come in the morning, when choosing is
easier.
HOME COMFORTS
House Coats and Bath Robes—not the ordinary
gift affairs sold widely, but our regular stocks—
well made and worth buying.
House Coats, $5 to $12. Bath Robes, $3.50 to $12.
OUTDOOR WEARS
Practical gifts are these—gifts long appreciated:
Suits . .$ 8.50 to $30.00. ..$2.00 to $6.00.
Overcoats ..$ 8.50 to $25.00. Cardigans ...$1.50 to $4.00.
Raincoats .$10.00 to $22.00. Warm Caps.. .25 to $3.00.
And a host of good gifts in Neckwear, Gloves.
Hosiery, Shirts, Pajamas, Fancy Vests: little-priced
gifts but appreciated none the less.
Boys‘ wears make the best boys’ gifts.
Sweaters .
The Store is open every evening until after Christ-
mas. but morning is the best time to buy.
14 South Main Street. Telephone Call 682-2.
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I‘It‘iISi' take this fact ltl beati: “1' no possible 111111111s1'1tn one
buy first-class articles, food for yourself, or animal. or anything
at the price of second-class: if they cheap, su-t'allcd. It,
is for good and suillcicnt. reasons, it will pay you to buy our
quality than to buy an inferior quality for a few clippers lose"-
perbnps. Quality is our first consideration. Our prices are as low
consistent with legitimate 111crcl1audisc. that's lower
than others would t'liarge-»~ if they had it.
Buy Oats Thats Clean.
MANUEL TORO HATCH.
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as“ possible,
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PRIYR BIIUKS INII HY’MN‘I
WILLIAM P. BEERS’
BOOKVAND STA TIONERY STORES
6 soon-1 MAIN STREET
SOUTH donw‘ALK
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ESCALLOPS
Warranted Dry, Large and Small, 40c qt.
Native Smelt, Black, Frost and
Flatfish. Spanish Mackerel
49 WALL STREET.
NORWALK.
1
HARD anss .............. 40¢ doz.‘FlNNAN HADDIES .............. 15.:
MARKET coo .................. 8c STEAK coo .................... 12c
POLLOCK ...................... 7c LOBSTERS ................... 21c lb.
WHITING ....................... 5c HADDOCK ...................... 10c
HERRING ......... 8c,OPENED LONG CLAMts ....... 30cqt.
Blues. Butter, Halibut, Shad, Oysters. Long and Round Clams in the
shell. Large Gosling Clams for baking. All goods warranted. Money back
if you are not satisfied.
Cutbiirs Bridge Fish Market.
TELEPHONE 108. FREE DELIVERY.
HOLIQAXGIF “
COLEBURN ,8. LAUD‘ER
The Jewelers
Superb Stocks at Both of Our Stores
96 WASHINGTON ST.
South Norwalk
8 MAIN STREET,
Norwalk
Your Check Account Solicited by
ESOU‘IIi NOIIIIAIK IIIIISI (OliI’AIIY
PROMPT, EFFICIENT SERVICE AND PERFECT SECURITY.
Banbali and Sporting Gouda.
OPEN SATURDAY NIGHTS
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WE ARE HEADQUARTERS
1 FOR
Victor .
'and
Edison
Talking
Machines.
and Phonographs and
ecords
A fine line of Record Cabinets.
We also put the new Edison 1At~
tachment, for playing the new
Edison Four Minute Records, on
your old machine.
F. E. Lockwood
&. Company.
39 WALL ST., NORWALK, CT.
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. FANCY rorarons ........ 29c
.1 ate. 1111.1 illCANS.............'...25c
11191) or YELLOW ONIONS, qt ..... 5c
swear ("11111211, gal ............... 30a
3 lbs. 111111.11) men ............... 25c
Louis Joseloff,‘
72 NORTH MAIN ST» 80. NORWALK
TEL. CALL 467.
THE [MW ’3 11111
MERRY
XMAS
ACCEFTARLE
GIFTS
Water-proof Shoes
Rubber Boots
Leggins
Arctics
Slippers
Wear Shoes That Fit.
122 WASHINGTON STREET.
PHONE 542-2.
IF
you are going to
buy anything in
the .len'elry line.
why not buy ,it
here? I have 11
icomplete, upto-
date Xmas stock
and the. prices
are right.
R. NOACK,
36 NORTH MAIN STREET.
lilIIII IN Will SIREII.
WALL STRFF I‘ 10:10 a."_n _—0pen-
lug ttansactions of moderate 101nm:
in stocks showed higher prices. The
conspicuous advances were amongst
the specialties. Consolidated Gas 11d-
1'anced 1%, Wabash pfd. 1%, lnterbor-
ough Metropolitan pi‘d, 1%. Union Pa~
citic, Colorado and Southern 2nd. pfd..
Btooki1n Transit. A'111e1ican Smtlting
and Inle1botough Metiopolltan 1, ifnd
Reading St. Paul and Kansas and Tex
as pt‘d. largo fractions,
WALL STREET. 11 a. m.~'l‘he
stock market. turned weak abruptly. a
precipitate decline in the HI“ stocks
causing a general unloading of stocks.
The. market steadied afterwards.
WALL STREET, Noon—Another
decline carried the Harriman‘ Paciflcs,
St. Paul and Louisville and Nashville
1 1;, under Satutday, and Southern P11-
ciflc Md. '2. Denial of reports that E.
H. Ilarriman was set iously ill had only
moderate influence in talking piices.
Bonds were irregular.
WALL STREE'i‘, l p. tn.——-Uulon Pn-
cific was thrown on the 111arkct in
large amounts and sold 2% below last.
week's closing, Western stocks gen-
erally 11'eake11ed sharply in sympathy.
and there was a considerable decline
also in Reading and the Metal group.
—~l‘resident Suspenders, :iiic, at SCI‘.
Ieck s.
0.1, Cla1k, of Wall street. Norwalk.
is in New York city today on business.
’ e41mm! Neckwear. Gloves, Handker-
Clothing
Suit or Overcoat
Raincoat
Fancy Vest
Coat Sweater
Bath Robes
GIVE HIM
SOMETHING , , w w
U. EFUL
THAT" HE WILL APPRECIATE
He will be pleased to receive any of the following:'
Furnishings
Neckwear
Suspenders ’
Gloves
Shirts
Hosiery
SHOES—All shapes—All leathers
Hats and Caps, Suit Cases, Umbrellas “
Price’s Clothing Store
98 Washington St.
PHONE 1655.
SOuth Norwalk I
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Jeddo and Old Company’s Lehigh,
FOR FURNACE.
Cross Creek and Upper Lehigh
For Cooking Range and Self Heaters.
No. 2 Nut $5.00 per Ton, delivered in cellar
RAYMOND BROS.
for 25c; 25c a dozen. and 30c a dozen.
PHONE 143.‘ 20 NORTH
UNITED GROCERY CO.,
Fancy Dried Peaches, 3 lbs., 25c
Red Letter or Van ‘Camp’s Soup, per can, So
3 pkgs Clurnnts .................. 25c R pkgs Full Weight Seeded Raisins 251:
.‘1 lbs. Prunes .................... 251: 3 lbs. Muscatel Raisins ...... 1 ..... 251:
:1 lbs. Dates ...................... 256 :3 lbs, Figs ....................... 251:
2 lbs Apricots ................... 25c Sweet. Cider pet‘gal ............... 25c
Pumpkins, 51: up; Apples t‘cler1 and (.‘1 ‘anbe1‘rle.; Florida Oranges, 18
I
.a
his"
MAIN STREET. SOUTH NORWALK.'
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Yilll
Toys.
WE. ARE THE ONLY TOY STORE CARRYING
A COMPLETE LINE INCLUDING
Sleds, Wagons, Mechanical
IHE NIlIItIII SIIIR”
76 WASHINGTON ST., SOUTH NORWALK.
Also, Bears, Dolls
and Jewelry *-
South Norwalk.
JOIN THE PROCESSION
THAT WILL’ STOP AT
Merrill Business College
JANUARY 4,1909
TO LEARN THE WAY TO FUTURE SUCCESS.
THREE OF THE BEST EQUIPPED SCHOOLS. . I .1
Port Chester.
-
Stamford.
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~—Carving Sets for Xmas, a full line
01' the. best, at Dow's.
Friends have received post. cards
from George. Xan aky. who managed
Roton Point, last summer, for his 1111-
cle, Charles Christian, the lessee. Mr.
Xanthaky went to his home in Greece
several weeks ago, 011 account of
trouble with his lungs‘. and is now tak
ing treatment. in the mountains of that.
country.
——Connectiout Turkeys,
New York Market.
Miss Minnie Cooke, of 10 Morgan
avenue. Norwalk,‘left Saturday after-
noon for her home ”'1 Winnipeg. Man-
itoba province. Canada. where she will
spend the. holidays and make. a visit
of several weeks. Miss Cooke is due.
to arrive at Winnipeg tomorrow morn-
ing, reachin'g Chicago yesterday after-
noon 11nd St. Patti. Minn. this morning.
-Cnll at Noack's before buying your
Xmas ‘jewelry.
Maurice. l'i. Nntiing won a threw
cornered match game of pool, Satur-
day evening, at, the South Norwnlk
Club, and incidentally a. fine. new one.
28c lb. at
George R. Van Alstyne and William
Baket. He played Ml. Van Alstyno
first, winning by a score of 100 to 78
and then defeated Mr. Baker 100 to 94.
chiefs; etc.. at Copyright. Clothing Co.
——C. 611 K. Derbtes for Xmas. O‘Brien.
gm: —
The match was between' Mr. Nutting,
—Tl1c richest Neck1vear,211c to $1
at Selleck' s.
Per'le1 C. St111ges, of Wall sttec..
Norwalk, is in New York city today on
business.
—Jewel boxes, Gilt Clocks. Silvrr‘
Mounted Suits and Peppers. at lowest
prices, at Jackson's.
Emil Sonncnburg. who Was stage
managet at Roton Point last summt:
and who conducted the Japanese roll: 1 . ' ‘
ball game, is planning to open a penny
arcade in South Not walk and will ask
the city council for a permit _ at In-
night's meeting. If he gets the pet-mi .
Mr. Sonnenburg proposes to'have l1".
enterprise in the City Hotel bulldlnf.
South Main street.
—-Celebrated Conklhi
Fountain Pens at $3;
Pens at $1. Rood's. '
Self-filling ,'
Bishop & Lynes, of Norwalk. bat-n . . I
broughtsnit against John Burke. 11
Darlen man. who has been consider— '
ably in the ll111clight of the courtsor
late on account of failure to license
a dog and for trouble with a grand
juror. The Norwnlk coal dealers claim
$48 Oil a bill for lumber. Papers were
served attaching real estate owned in
Daricn by Burke, Saturday, by Deputy ,
Sheriff John W. Sculley. .The case in," -‘
set: down {or trial 111,111E'Norwalk'town' '“
court on the first Monday in January.
Ibnt will be heatd by Jultlce William ‘1‘.“
H. Willmott. Jr.. of Dorian. ‘
--Gold Chahs.
Fancy Chairs. A. J. Collins & Co.
good Fountain ' .'
Morrll Chairs and, i '
Norwalk Chronicler