' «MIMI din .et-M I. ,c {9,
Store filled with Commend hie
‘ do at seasonable Prices for Wear
in: Apparel and Fancy Articles spitw ,
blofor Christina IPrEents. Come and ,
Elie and ‘ laii .I omethig‘to buy,-
to plate naturism on britstma :
Dayfl. ‘9‘. ‘1 . ‘ " . .‘, w » .
who ;« riding. knock.
,H_.,No‘:ii‘ ALK.
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The ba‘rgexllright Star is dischargi
log a cargo of anthracite coal at the ’ '
.. Harris &. “Guns Company's yard.
. . A. H. Hotchkiss,Iol‘. South Norwalk. _.
. has bought a Pope-Hartford touringE
car from Bob Brothers, in Stamford“
Mr. and Mrs. Henry, P. Price, “of .
West avenue. are entertaining Mr. and
Mrs. James P. Fielder, of Jersey City,
.‘J. I ,
, Lawrence Henley, of Norwalk, wit-
nessed the production in Smith's
theatre, Bridgeportv ISatili-dny even-
iug.
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford E. Adams, of
Philadelphia, have been visiting Mr.
and Mrs. Charles ll. Adams, of Grove
street. .
Mr. and Mrs. Timothy. Driscoli, oi
Strawberry Hill avenue, have had as
guests William Driscoll and John Ker-
sey, of ’l‘oxrlngton.
Mrs. John‘ Myiod, Of Water street,
Net-walk. have been entertaining F. C.
McCoy, of Boston, and Miss Magdelene
Miller, of New York.
’l‘lie R, & G corset factory closed
down it factory last week, until Jan-
uary 4, during which tile inventory
will be taken.
‘S. Treat. Stanley, of Johns Hopkins
Medical School, in Baltimore, Mnry-
land, is spending his vacation at his
“home in Norwuik.
I The Norwalklron‘ .Works Company‘s.
'plant. which has beonyclosed since
Christmas, expects to resume opera-
tions on January 4.
James Tulley and James Dugon, oi
Norwalk, were among those from this ,
I town wilo visited the theatre ill!
Bridgeport, ,, Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. John H. Field and son, !
Rev. Herbert H. Field, of Brooklyn,
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. James i
Cousins, Taylor, uvenue. I
The Misses Farrell. of Elmwood
place, have had as their guests Mini
and Mrs. S. G. Pent. and Mr. and Mrs:
W. J. Ward. ofINew York.
L‘le'. and Mrs. Bailey, of Norwnik, and i,
Mrs. Williams, of New Haven, spent:
Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. M. J.I
Morton, of Division street. Derby. , :
Mrs.IM. E. S‘iiiitli..oi South Norwaik, !
has been spending the Christmas bulb:
days with bet-daughter, Mrs. F. Still-i
man Call, 268 Main Sll‘etit,§.)lllli)lll'y. i
V“ Invitations have been issued for tin:
wedding tif‘Mlsié'Ncllic Ltzwls, of Dan-
biiry, and Cleveland Bennett. of Ridge-
field, which is to take place on Jan
imry 0: I ‘
Deacon John D. Taylor,
Norwalk, w ‘
home of’his sondu-Iaw and daughtern
Mr, and Mrs. John Randolph, of Bay-
, opne‘, New Jersey.
“‘IsMr. and Mrs. George M. Benedict.
and family returned yesterday after
noonto their home inEliii street, Nor-
,walk, after a few days’ visit with rein.
tires in New York city,
. ‘sHiirry Paxton, one of the night bag-
gage‘nien in the South Norwulk rail-
road station, dropped a trunk on his
i
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of Soul b 1
I right foot, last oveiiing.Iaiid injured
the. member quite painfully.
,I‘Bosil K. Mitchell, formerly well
known in The Ngrwalks, who is now
engaged in the undertaking business
illlfiiihlii‘yvltark, N: tin-returned to his
busiiiess,'last evening. after a few
dgyu’ visit-with relativeinn Norwnlk.
,IgifiMrfiandtMrsp David F. Croi’ut, Mr.
I (of, Mrs. Thdi’idore R," Smith and their
Itw daughters, Misses Bessie and Fido
(slice. and son, Dwight W. Smith, of
SpittliNorwaik,ivei-e the guests Friday
(it: Mr. and Mrs. Jefferson Hunt, of
South street, , Danbury.‘
, ,Mrs. . Nicholas ‘
‘ I rightaliahdslnai‘ machine while at. work
. @Tliursflay nt'the plant of the Salts
fl * likxtlicflompany, in Norwalk, and was
to]: n to ,the. liosiiitzi.l,,,wlere Dr. W. J.
e‘ the ends of two fingers. ‘
The South Norwnlk Club will haVe a
- adies‘fl‘nlglitOn «Friday, January lst.
Member may secure cards for guests
'fipntth niittee. There. will be a‘
' féfe ot'flfty' cei’it’s‘ffor resident men, E.
w. "Fitch’s. st Jarvisj‘und‘ E. F. Einith’,
'ioomposetiihe’entertainmen tcommltiee.
I i limit? to: Mouth Iwceiiiiy. is prepar-
Instr) ($10,118,413. sawmill (in Beaver.
I sfi'eEt,,‘IDiiiibiii‘y, “and ‘will receive .no
pigeon logs to saw after February 1. It
. {possible .; that another; business may
‘statregi in, the building in the spring.
tngtonpq «nimble. 1,1, Patriotic
# .,,ti1‘e_B;l,isIof, America, will
or
giltsf-oiéeymias Hall. Tho
‘uualmliociziongto .iqillcers, .will take
c5; ,On i'ljnesdapuovpning, January
several candidates, win, his initiat-
' ' refreshments.
r“
l
'nuppcr Wits partnkcii oi‘. after which
as a Christmas guest at the ‘ '
SKATES
itubiuo c‘aiiglit her I
L'gll‘ace‘y found it ,ii‘eces ry to anipn~'
: ‘i‘schgrie‘s >Hn‘J-Iitli‘l’burt‘, Iwho‘moved his".
ar meeting. tomorrow cv}, I
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we have classy. clever gift '
goods for every age and candle '
tlon. They are better than us- ’
Iuai; embracing the newest ideas. 1
Our ‘i‘irlces are as attractive as ,
our goods; so come early for v'
in. II; illiti. Ii. 3
. 7 - onuooisr. .
I, MonTHI‘MAIN STREET.
‘ TEL. 020-3. "
George Collins, of Norwalk, visited
the theatre in Bridgeport, Saturday of“
ternoon.
Miss Eleanor Yates. teacher in the
Norwulki High. Scliol, is spending her
vacation in New Br lain.
Palestine Castle, Ancient ()rderI
Knights of the Mystic Chain, will hold
t regular session this evening.
Mrs. Clinddertoii, of New York, has
seed a guest at the residence 01‘ Mini
tlld Mrs. Henry C. Frocb, of Lowe.
itrcel. ’
Mrs. Thomas MeriwotiioiI, 01‘ Pros
peel avenue, has been entertaining
tire. Robert Lee and daughters, of
Stamford. . .
Another large barge load of wood
pulp hill-l arrived at, the docks of the
St. George Pulp and Paper Company,
in Norwalk. .
’Mr. and Mrs. William S. Slurlevniil,
'lf EllilWOOll avenue, are entertaining
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Milton Sturtcvnnt.
of Chicago. :
w,
omen
_ A big wlilst party has been arranged i
iiwllNew Year‘s eve. lit the Cannon
..a .
entertaining Miss Gladys Todd, of New ,
York.
visitor at the Bridgeport 'l‘hcntro, Sub
urduy. , ,
I Clinton Rowland, of Lowe street.
doncc.
evening.
Oscar ll. Banks, of Rivm‘
Norwulk, is in New York city today on
business;
John Hyde.- u popular driver of the
Norvalk Adams express route, is ill
at his home in Marshall street.
v
street, ‘
.\ nil
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toiisoi‘ulieliigh coal, has arrived in
the. harbor for Raymond Brothtrs.
Chester Woiiiriglit, of the Coniicctt
cui Company, returned to South Nor-
is
iIIIiIIIIIiiIIii IiIIs ;
Mrs. E. M. liaison, of Reed street, is. I,‘ i
A special meeting of Old Well Hook
and Ladder Company will be hold this ,1 ‘
James 5110811011. of .Norwaik, was it 4“,
spent Christmas with friends in Provl- I.. _
.77 Specials " fol
The barge Mildred, loaded with 500
Cit
9 ii"
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79c SHIRTWAISTS, TONIGHT .................. , .....
$1.25 SHIRTWAISTS, TONIGHT ...... 98c
29c KIMONAS, TONlGHT ......... . ..... .. ........ 17c
$1.00 GOWNs AND SKIRTS, FLANNELETTE, TONIGHT .....79; ,
ac TOWELING, TONIGHT ......... ...... ......4c vol "
79c BLANKETS‘, WHITE, GREY. TAN, TONIGHT ........... [59c ,. '
5c CLARK’S THREAD........... ................. . ai/zc SPOOL .
50c POCKETBOOKS ......... . ..... ................... .‘.25c _ .
29c FLANNELETTE SKIRTS, ......... . ........... ..‘........17c“
15c TURKISH TOWELS. TONIGHT ............... .......10cI
8c GING’HAMS, TONIGHT... .......... ....... 5;; YD
" ‘ . ‘ ‘ ,i . walk this morning, after a. few days’ , .
, z I E visit at his liomeIin New Jersey.
< aI lc , 00 i ,idwnrd Starr. of Stamford. spent
_ I, i . , ,. , ,‘ ,. ,,( yeslorIiiiy with iiis'grandi'nihcr. M. W. 5
‘ . ‘ ‘ ‘ ' ‘ .‘ " . Starr, of Wosiport. avenue, Norwalk. .L
‘ .1 Clinton Connnniidcry, Knights Tour 3,}
‘ i . , plnr. No, lipwlll iioid a regular inceline‘
, b -, Friday evening at its quarters in Wall 3,1,.
, , ‘1 street. I if
. 3,’ Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Browning. of F,
' lluh Iiiingcs and Heaters. which arc I Providence. “1,040 island, spent yester. -".‘
the world's best inIcrcryIiest- Union 'I ‘ .i day with Miss. isubelle Alier, of West 'f
tuner and Stearns ti: Foster FolinMut- i I street. ‘
.. troupes, Oriental Silk Floss Mufti-omen, , 5 flauwn'ti‘(xiii-MTyfii‘; fifthsxfiffi; "T“
Ideal Cribs and Springs, S. Karpen ti ' i sister )Ml's. Edward ”av," 3’, issues
Bros. Leather Upholstered Furniture, ’ i I, lilucc,'l\lorwnlk. '
liayo Lamps and l’criectlon Oil Henl- , I The Farther Lights Society, of the
urn. We also carry the largest and ’ I ; South Norwalk Baptist Church will be ,
finest line of Bedroom and Dining ‘ i ‘ hchl ioui‘o‘rrowevening Willi Ml” Ban {No
Room Furniture shown in ilicIll‘win‘I i I “h" “f 1“ East ““m‘w' I nine
Cities. x , ‘ i , Big reduction in the price of holiday lolin
I 1: goods: {lino u discount allowed to Sun In T
, . 5’ day school teachers, at William 1".
‘ , A J C "I & C , ‘I lleorn‘ book and stationerystores. tour
I ' ' 0 n8 0‘ ii ‘ Miss Edith (lootichild. of li‘nirfield " "‘
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“ 12-10 NORTH MAiN sT.
TELEPHONE 747.
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Harold S. Nichols, teller in the Citi- :
:ieiis' Savings Bank, of Stainlord,‘and
Miss lane M, Smith, of New Cancun.
were married Christmas Day, at 5 p.
in., in St. Andrew's Chili-ch, Stamford.
by Rev. John S. Skene. Howard Mc-
Cormick. the artist, was best. man, and 3,
Mrs. Florence Decker, of South Nm
walk. a sister of the bride, was matron
of honor. The bride and groom wont
to Washington. and on their return ‘
will reside at 2 Cowing l’iiicc, Glen-I,
brook. ‘ - ‘ i
Brno S. (Iociirane, of
iilld Addie A. Wood, of South N0!’\\’il.ii\’,':
were married in Stamford, 'i‘liursdny, ‘ ' ,
ivoiilng iii. 8 o'clock, by Roy. J. \V.t 58 WALL STREET. PHONE 433' LNORWM‘K'
Richardson, of the Baptist Church i‘W. ‘ ' '
The eerinony was solciuiiizud at. thoi’, , I ‘ I ‘
home of the bride's
Knapp, State street, Stamford.
z-mi Mrs. Archie Hugh did the immoral ,
wr the couple. After the ceremony 991
ihe couple started on a few, days“ trip: I
10.p()lnlfi of interest. The couple Mn
N.
Snow Shovels, Axes,
Buck Saws, Lanterns.
al Repairingand Skate
I Sharpening.
,‘Norwalk
Hardware Co
‘ 39 MAIN sTa‘EET, NouwA'LK.
MONEY ADVANCED
to all, I‘on their househbld-turnlture,‘
pianos and other per
without removal, on
without indorser. Call and see us.‘ in-
dependent Loan andeSOcurlty 09;,
.Huvlland Bldg. Washington St. Ollica
open until z in. I‘m. ‘ - Monday and Sat-I
ur‘day until 8:30. I ..i ,
,Hoocéth-Donii
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R991” Estate and
- :InéuranCe. ,'
Son’s?
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"F‘.l“§§"i‘<rl°9‘!9‘ilfl“JPNP°thf7illFl
mun mom‘s, In: vino; martini-lipid
' I saieties'
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1.: ,.i‘ .‘tIi, ,.I.III:-
"I ‘70-‘40 8‘ ,p. m.
hilt”
" “tailored garments. [Buy the bestth
I choline iiin‘tle at‘MODERIA'l‘E COST.
3 learn whetreul econdmy is w
Our prices are a
I ._ nothing‘iliut moment—1h
Jilin Ibuyiiig ready-made units or cheap
That’sI‘nenl haying» II , . _
Wear Kappel‘IICioth‘ing and you lellI
hen‘ it
comes to dress. , I. , I
, lwnys low,“ when
yell consider. thework that woput into
our. ‘gaiiments. We Ihro‘sxiti‘sfisd with
d best IIi‘rOni‘
every 'stli'ndpointi- ’ . I f‘
is, >
. rF‘Aa‘HIQNAI‘LI TAILOR, .I
Greenwich” ,
aunt, Mrs. Mnrrpmw
Mmi I ,
make their residence lllIClllilIlitl.lll.j
General Hardyvare, Gener- f
PLETE RANGE Oli‘ISlZES.
nal iproperty, .
eir own name I
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"Startlhe N"
WALKOVER SHOES,
’FLYNN -
' 90 WASHINGTON ST.
N. E.
:86,“Washington lflSiz‘reet.‘ "
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Breweries? SISotthwaIk
We havofjuvorald‘eoltiOd‘ bacillus I,
A-CflUEL 053T; ,
with the. slightest sense of‘humo‘r says
“that the old families haven profound
venerntion‘ for their names, and, like
the Spaniards, insist upon repeating
the entire inventory when called upon.
Some years ago, :he says, an English-
man was passing along the hi'gliWay
on horseback, when he heard a. ‘cry
for help from behind a hedge. He
stoppedinstnntly and called out. ,A“
weak ‘nnil “appealing ‘Iyotce answered
that holIhad‘ brokenrhis leg and want
ed help. ‘ . I ‘ .‘ .
"What is your name; who are you?”
‘I‘Hiigh Ap Morgan Ap‘ Howell An
Coranwy Ap Llywolyn ii“) .Gwnlchiunn
:A'p IDYIEatl'WyJI'i I - Y .
E0 S KOPPEL ' ~ ~1,“Woll, since there is so inanl'of you.
‘ . ,« . It 0 . , , 3 l duro snyy‘ou can got along without
help.” retortod the Englishman, and
put. spurs to his nurture-William .E.
an , y—um om
,,
2.4 Non“Mlmrgéwfi'mr 80ch ”mm.“-
1,‘ “ I 0, ' a ‘ ‘ .
Curtis, in Chicago liccord licriild,
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o. B. Jackson,
_ I Optitian. I ‘ ‘
EVerything in the Optical Line.
Eyes Examined Free. ‘, ‘
iF .. Saw IYNe arRight
WALKeOVER SHOES
you have taken the first step toward making the New Year happier
and more prospoi‘i‘iiihmhnppiei‘ because you are more conifortublo--—
more prosperous because your material prosperity depends in it great.
measure on your physical comfort,
$3.50. $4.00. $5.00.
82 BY
1 inter Underwear and
“_*Hos,1ery “*
YOU NEED THEM NOW, AND‘YOU CAN ‘ ,
HERE ALL THE BEST KINDS AND ,BEST STYLES. AND 1N ‘ A
Ryan» & (30.,
* fA. J. ‘ANGEVINE when co.
, Furniture. Carpets. Steves. ‘V‘Etc. ‘ M
' Headquarters {fol ”EfilSON’i‘iind
,VICTORIITALKING' MAQHINES ‘
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’l'h'c only‘Welshhiiin l have found 1'
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Step into the NEW YEAR in
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‘ SOUTH NORWALK.
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’lTiiiIsgirl», plain (Ir 1.x or. '. gatnsspecd-
ily into-tho routine of o co life, and
Iiinsiness methods of conduct as well as
Iof work. begin their influence. I ,She
Jeni-us that the woman with the tale of
troubles, illness, niisi‘ortdnos .andbet‘,
I.teiI days .playsa silly and losing game.
{IS‘Ihe fools propulsion for herthat is
Ialnitist,‘; masculine. 1 She learns that
(shortness! good health, punctuality.
willingness and painstaking work won-
ders. where erratic. Ibrllllancy‘ falls. She.
learnsiuiitly Ito rate these qualities in
peién‘c‘e ‘
bigportlon of the old wall. comes down
"5360‘! workptooniigii‘rom ‘f'l‘he Woman
.Whu gKiiOws‘ More Than ‘ the ‘Wife," in
Collier's. ‘ . , , ,
Ono seldom scores a hit With
' days as the guests of friends in Now
._ The topics will be announced inter.
I ship for flint sport. have been booked
. . of‘bnsiuess four the board on the eve-
‘ ran into a trolley car, Thursday morn-
, __ I ‘iiig. The,
no Lcc‘f's‘. “GAidE.I;I~.,
built-men ound Women. Given a: Clear,
conception of ,tho . worliings,«of.I incom- .
nnd' spurious brilli‘ancm find ‘ ,a
his
nvonuc. has gone to New York to at
te‘iul p. (‘Iill‘il‘illllfls party this afternoon
Miss Annelle liniseii. of Boston, is
Mr. and Mrs. Robert S Gregory re
turned to their homes in Crunbury
last evening, after having spent, a few
York city. ,
All the other force of tho Adonis
Express Company in Norwalk and
South Nor-walk. worked yesterday 'aiid
finished ,up all the work from the
Christmas rush,
Mr. and Mrs. Jules F. Brady and son,
Jules, .Ir., of New York. who have
noon the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wilv
ilani E. Montgomery, of Holden place,
returned home yesterday.
\Potci' Sclirniin, of South Norwaik
was operated on for appendicitis, Sat—
urday. ill the hospilnlgby Dr. Joan
,l)uuioriier, assisted by Dr. ll. (2. Sher-
er and Dr. Waller Hitchcock.
Mrs. William Ashley Cooper, of Jer-
sey (lily. is a guest of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Sitckninn‘n. of Cannon.
Mr. and Mrs. Suckiniinn are also (Inter
:nining Mrs. A. Sackmnnn. of Brook.
y‘n. »
The South Norwnlk Baptist Church
will observe it week of prayer. begin-
ning Monday evening, January 4th.
The lenders oi“ the meetings will be.
the men and Women of the church
The. posiollicc- force at Norwnll
managed to clean up all the mail iefi
from the Christmas rush, Saturday
evening. The carriers look out the last
,londs about 4 o'clock. and the other
was clear of mail to start on this morn-
ing.
A ten-pound bnby son was born to
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Harrison Saund—
crs.'of East. Norwnlk, Thursday morn-
ing (it 2:30 o'clock. Mother and son
are doing nicely. “Cliff" states that
he expects to make a “chef" out of
his son. ‘
The program of Sunday nftcrnoor
services at St. Paul‘s Chapel. Columbia
University, New York.- includes annd
dress on Sunday afternoon, March
Hill, by the Rev. Dr, Saul 0. Curtice
pastor of the South Norwalh Methodist
Church.
The llovorsvilio basketball team
which now holds the world's clinnipion‘
by Manager Howard N. Godfrey, and
will play the Train F at the, Armory a
week from this eventing. A hot, game
is anticipated at this time.
‘. The present board of city council
men will hold their final meeting it
close up their business and the busi.
nose of the city fathers for the year
Wednesday night“ Front present liidi
rutions thcr will be a great. abundance
nine; in question.
. “The B. IY. Poll. will conduct a watch
night service in tie South Norwulk
Baptist Church, ,.Thursdny evening.
First there will be the regular weekly
pjrnyer service of the church followed
,va ii. business meeting of the B. Y. P.
If, followed bythe service to see the
old ‘yoar’out and the new one in.
The little five year .old slut of Mr.
and .Mrs. Oscar Allen, of Barton, who
.iiig..wliile sliding downhill. was taken
:io,i.he,,Noina'i- ”capital in the ovené
Little lotion" iindhis Wi'lstj
fractured, and l.ll0,‘8l'fll waquuite badly
cut, but it; is not believed that he will
ioso‘ihchrm, , ‘ ’
Post. G. A. 3., will be held thisevening
‘at. the post. rooms in. the ,SWurtz .&
Corbett I~hlock. -‘li_1 Washington street.
I‘l his will he a. special “meetinri. for. the
purpose ofprranging for New Year's
Day, when the veterans will have open
house. One oi‘Itlic fentiires'of that oc-
casion iiiill be p, clan) chowder, which
the veterans will 's‘el've‘ to their
friends. I
‘ ‘f’j‘rv‘w Ta‘i-nurmn Pub, “ii-In rppgynths uni
‘ element. on operation for ‘appendicltls
a. we uuppu‘imlmita been. discharged
trc‘m‘that institution. Joseph Beacon,
who.hus been undergoing treatment
for a fractured log; ,IMlss, Lizzie Cay-i
treatment, and , Mrs: John llnuk.‘ of
1.? Stuart. avenue. Norwnlk. who has
mouth. ‘, , , ,
I
neighbor ,wliciltbo shoots all: his.
tut,'l'~'llo has been having .iiiodicnl,
one
boy
rho
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rill
'Iy it
iiiss
orl.
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sent
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AI special meeting of Douglas Fowler .
Ilillldllilll Club is especially good tiiisii ..
lnbs appreciate the praise extended
0 them last year. and are very unit-I
urge audience this year.
wenty-cight
y want to hear them :Iignin', and these
‘or a well-filled house.
I‘lall.
ircliestru will furnish music.
‘=:iiion in the dance following the 0011“ »,
lerillc nrtists linre been booked at
loyt‘s Theatre for three days begin-i
.iing today.
‘Io found in the advertisement.
'll(‘. desire of the iiiziiiugdinent to pro-i
ironing are exceptionally strong.
WASHlNGTON.
- earned here today that Bishop Dennis
l. O‘Connell. rector of
fluiversity of America. has been ap-:
Iiointcd bishop condjntor of San Fran—
‘ i400.
ES l'
ST.
o~ appropriate the sum of $2,500,000
for a second generulceusus of Rusia
.‘Iciisus was taken in 1891’.
Some girls‘nro angels {ind some are
high fliers. There's a differen
10% Discount On:
Blue China by the piece. or. set. These -
goods will not craze. I I
graph Co's Talking Machines and
Double Disk Records. Music on both
sides,
Records, 35c.
Window Shades
.to order. ‘
1 Painting-
,L, H. Ij’d‘l'C‘1i991«i w,
w. gite’ihé‘is’. a Hi‘GrcungTra
,atamps. [AakIfoi-Ithemm 1“ .
I I ‘RUSGIA T0 TAX LIQUOR.
s'r. Pn'rsiissuno. Dec. 28.~TW
financial commission of the Dumahns.
decided to introduce. an excise duty ,on
liquor in the Russian part of the island I
rwalli is miceiuore to be enter—lift Sakhalin. The 10‘.” price of “mm."
It ..
llPliliR Iiiusiiiiiii
WESLEYAN (ll 4;} CLUB.
(‘liil‘ Mari iv- I,
is of Wesliy in lniicislty, ithe COllVlClS.I‘ ‘ ‘
Iicsday night. December 29. 'I‘iieli
and the Glee Clubis well able
Iiiulnin its good reputation. The
to do their best. to entertain {1’
There are
men in the clubs, and
reeciwi excellent training. Those
heard them last your will certain-
Me“.y _. . ,
" Christmas I:
. AND, ¥
1 Happy
New Year:
have charge of the concert hope
The concert
be held in the Town Assembly
in Norwaik. and will be followed
dance for which Speidel's popular
The ad-
ion price, 50 coiiis,Iallows partici-
\'A_lll)EVli.i,lu‘ A'l‘ lvl()\"l"S.
goodly iiiinibor, of liigiiciiiss \Inu-
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JOSEPH DAVIS.
Tailor, Oioihier, . Hatter, rur-
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Trunks and 'LeathGr Goods. .
as Wachingtori street, ‘
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NEW BISHOP COADJUTOR.
Dec. 28.-—~lt
was ,_
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at. present is spending a. few days
is old homo in Cliarlestowu, S. 0..
color, expires January 11 next.
CENSUS OF RUSSIA.
PETERSBURG, Dec. 28.-——The_
not has decided to ask the Duluth
TEL. 573-4, ~I g Turn 4}
'AHappy' New, Year-
, To. "All
Our store is loa‘ded'yvlth a co '
stock of Staple und“Fancy Edib ,
lhis‘IChristmas times. ‘ We chhliong’
comparison in quail nd price. ,
FancyFlorida Oranges,“ (rpm the
IR. Nash grove, $2.§0,',$2.>75‘,andfi$3j_
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will:L
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FOR spams GOODS,
per box: 250, 30c nnd"35c pm“
Special prices tosnnday schools;
is the choicest fruit; IIILargeI-‘Grap
Fruit, 3 for 25¢. FitneyTalile App '
from 40cm 70¢ 3‘per doz. ridding
Grapes, 15c, We find ‘20:: ‘
Specialties, Riches? Fruit Cake F it‘-
(iodine-risen Plum >IIPiidding, N w
.Suusngcy Stuffed Dates.
Olives, Cluster .‘Ralsins, Dink
"all kinds.“ MaiauGrsy's East
Chutneyfihase & Sandborn's Tea up
. 'COffees and ‘niimlieriessilittlen xtr
specialties. Native Celery, Ca ,‘
Parsnips, White .; Onions, .Bru,
Sprouts, Cranberries, SweetIPotat ,.
*Lettuce, Fresh Made Biitterulmported
and Domestic Cheese. Strictlyrfio'
aLald Eggs, this week, 48:» per do
:Iecve Iyoanorders early. sotha " .
can. give them. our. personal attend!)
We have, 0, choice variety of Nu
andugum'antee every nuthe sell. W“
guaranties satisfaction. . I , ’ ,
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65c.
indestructible Cylinder
and Picture. Frames
and Paper Hanging.
37 WASHINGTON STREET;
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