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YLYatlies' NI
Gowns. runners and
Skirts. l W
.. isirt Gotms.’ from 't
hi dren' s Rompers and
BleepEing Garments. at
'i ”MKS
OY HOTEL BLOCK.
SOUTH NORWALK.
Mrs. R. i. Birlltli'.IMUltlori“ihtreet,
is a guest of relatives in New Milford.
Howard Doty remains ill at his
has been spending a few days in Bus-
cured at poeit on at Price's Clothing
home in Osborn avenue: East Not-walk;
toll.
store. “I
Manuel T. i-iatclr. thngrain dealer,
‘ W. Rausch
James 0. Jennings, or West street
is recovering from on attatk of ‘rheu- . ,
I~YI .ioll’h- W. CurhbW. Tolerk or the tow to?
m
malism .. .r i‘. Yi .
Sylvaster Burton, ol‘ Cranbury, was
the guest of friends in New York city
over Sunday.
Mlso‘mizabeth Pohlinau. of Spring
street, is out after a week's illness
with the grip. .. . v
P V Var inn of Cvnubury. has mov-
in his barn, and is pr‘epurlng to erect
a cottage on the site ,
The Westpoi‘t. Avenue Whist Club
will probably be entertained this even-
ing by Mrs. Frank Starr.
Mr. and Mrs. William O'Relily and
little‘ son spent. Sunday in Dunbury.
guests or Miss HelenJDelury,
Catholic Union Council, Knights of
Columbus, will meet this evening at
eati‘qunrtern in West. avenue.
The regular meeting or the directors
of the Smith Nor-walk Club Company
will be held this owning at 8 o'clock.
Richard Noemi and John '..Hoynradt
of Norwnllt took dinner with Mr. and
Mrs Richard Abbott of Mott avenue,
Sunday.
' The All American basket ball team
of Norwalk, will go to Stamford, this
evening, and play the St Luke's of
that place. . .
Welcome Stranger Lodge, Sons or
St George, will hold a regular meet-
ing. this evening, at the quarters in
Main street.
The St Paul" .4 branch Ynf the (liri s
Friendly Soc hold a regular
meeting, th n the Berkeley
street chilirel.
s
i .
l i ll
Miss mien C. Hubbell, or QYYVYIYIIYSIY l5 RAILROAD AVE.
where she has been the guest of Mlssi
place, has returned from
Eleanor Coley.
Frank Morton is again employed at
Rogers & Stevcns' store. in South;
Main street the pr‘oprlotots spending
a low days sin New York city i
The members or the Evergreen Club:
of the Twin Cities, were very plot-intuit
ry entertained, yesterday, by Mrs. wu-‘
tred Bodwell‘, or Seymour place. i
Edward D. Ayres. of New York city. ‘
who is the toturder or the Volunteer’
Life Saving Corps about, the country;
was in South Norwnlk yesterday ' g
The King's Daughters and 8mm oil
the Crniilyury tdYYYY‘YYYY'Y‘YYY will hold their
quarterly mend ng, followed by a sup-
per ,Thursday evening, at the chapel.
A hirsihess meeting and supper or
the Plriiaihea Class oi the South Nor
walk Baptist Chumhwlll he held this
evening at the church Qflicers will be
erscr‘snr ‘-
George Talley. of Noeralk. was the
guest yesieitltry of. his sister, Mrs.
Thumost Gallagher, and her family, at
her family home on Austin street
Bridgeport,
lids. and Mrs Charles Williams of
Merwm street. are. entertaining Mr.
and Mrs. William LsSYelle and daugh-
ter, Miss ,YEBBBIQ, of Sharkbill; N “Y.
for ti few days. ,
Miss linia Secor. of Norwalk, who
has recently resigned her Iposltlon us
booltkcepér‘sl'hhe Norwslk beef hous-
es; hire. «taken white- ”and. in Tris-
trlint antia Unit's store} *‘
Mr. and Mrs. Fatima D. Smith
and Mrs: Sally snrllhtol France street.
Nor-walk, left ‘town this morning for
Mount Dura. Florida, where they will
remain tor the rest of the winter.
YA meeting of the Woman's Associa-
tion 0: the South Nor-walk Baptist
Giturch will be held Wednesday after»
noon at 3 o‘clock. 'Yllopic. The New
Immigration; lender, Mis St John.
The Seventh Company.- Coast tArtil-
lery Corps. will hold .u regular drill at.
the armory, this evening which will
‘ he“ followed by the annual meeting or
the coupe with the electioruoboiiioers
arid otbét‘Y business. A social occasion
will he enjoyed after the meeting.
limbo attend the lectures by Prof.
Judd of Yale. will receive inspiration
“ii new food. an thought. . Bible
1 teachers and parents of young
chYl drop, as vitallias day school teach-
v m. iii outflow: no.» I.
gill? fidwh‘s in all sizes.'
of Baltimore, Md. has .
Generol Hardware. Gener-
Hardware Co
i
LYRarker
Pen
l
~ if notntlofaotory, will return
N .~
your money. ‘
{In it i” p f” it. my
clerk's ofllce, his been ill at his ho
in Main street, this Week.
Miss hiuud Coley 01' Chestnut Hill.
entertained a friend from New York
city at. her home, Sunday
Harry Pierce of (‘iaulrury expects
to go to New Orleans in tin,» hear in-
turu. where he. has secured u. position
as painter.
Applications are being received by
the selectmen far it new clerk at their
oliice. The. position was left vacant by
Miss Clara Ryder who resigned to
marry Frank ii. Merrill
Leo l). O‘Neil and George B liuxtou
or Norwaik, who are promoters of the
Canto Product» Company. will
town Saturday, with Mrs. Buxtou, for
liuyute. Culrit, where they will super.
intend the crops on the. plantation.
v
we HAVE A NUMBER or
BARGAINS.
we CAN FURNISH ANY KIND or
I msunsnce. ,
COME AND SEE US. ,
E]. M. LAYTON 8r C0
(INCORPORATED)
so. NORWALK.
A
Happy
New Year
TEL. 573-4, TEL. 573-4
1
can make—r I
“That you will do your trading
in Church &‘ M'ller s" ‘ “
ProsperonsN ew Yoor.
LEAOIYNG GROCEYR
Show Shovels, Axos,
léw
Buck Saws, Lantems
a”. a i
and Skate
.4. . Acevengxt'
dei
3.5, r.
should he Especially interested to
. h r such a YgYood authority uptiu’ the
su YYYYYYYYOYY mental, development. Prof.
, demand as a lecturer
‘ ‘.YIYYIo‘i“ Norwhlk are ‘very
, iot‘hdnumv'rlm'tseourlngirhinr (or this
course 6 lectures at the High School
Heilhg at 8
0-. thYYapo‘ nit-l 9'in “hid security cu.
Hovilm‘d’Bldxr, woo
- ”m ope Mondays YtYYtYnd o'Sate
NO Y W “Hire vfss.
aim Cigarettes, Tobacco
satiSmokcmiArnclcs at all kinds
{antiwar hi to s ii. iii.
to All; “it "illicit momma.
pianos out! other
without removal, on their own name
urtiayYYtYiYntil‘ 8". so?“
llfiiittrED'Y
rnuot Incl-ego. in value with the rapid
M6N’m ADVANCED
moi property.
Call and see us, in-
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, 145 mar. 31., mam...» ,.
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n innards producing property “It .
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REAL ESTATE
One of the bed! resolutions you Y
And you will bathe a Ylisppy and
33 WEST WASHINGTON {TREE'IZ 1
second to give them the right or rest-
ney. .at this place, during the night).-
A wire netting on a side. window had
been torn library: the upperkib‘sh of the :
enetl away.
lino of W. W.
years a Democratic member of con-
Iva v '
pier». ‘Y‘l‘YH'REE
Who." or
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90 WASHINGTON 81'.
What to do with the Holiday Books is the leading question ll“;t
now. An easy solution to that' is found‘ in our line of Globe-Wernicke
Elastic Book-Cases, in any finish desired. Every unit is trimmed
Fountaln with the non-binding dust-proof door. Call and site our line 0r
tici .i|“th'. .I‘Iu‘I“ * Ida ‘
write for Book-Case Catalogue, mailed on request.
" OD'JackéBn’,’
Everything in the Optical Lin no:
Ladies’ Russet Shoes
' At Reduced Prices
illnl Mix. t'ni'iiss will it‘l't‘i‘” a“ my ‘ “r '
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000 A5. bilt' i mm... wealthy. thiH Turkish 'ioweli. . . so no "i ’ £71,“. "
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hllldiIiOllliI le ~lilnni u at Sdhl'tl Hill andY R9 llilll' (‘0 ’I‘owelin v 4 d YYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY I50 de
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, W. t. N”, ‘0” lIIiiuiislou ,0 leave the $931331!“ YYiniYwYYYliYYYYYYY ..... gr. yg. . r88 overs
‘ .. . . “.m. , (5 . it t ‘I' "i4 ...... c y . 291' cor. wt (‘mir-s, Sale i
Optician 222:5?”in i...“ gritnltti it! i" 'Y 1215c. tiluss 'l‘ou'cilng, . .9I 2c yd. :liitI (‘orsvi Colors: Siie ..... Y2:
As M" W m is m hair the life if'fic Limo 'Iu‘weiirut ...lo,c yd. flit-Corset Corners, Stile ..... 39”:
{mp M WNW” ”I ”w “m“, which lot Linen i‘ouclrng ..... 12c yd. ‘L'Y‘Y (:til‘sel tkiviq-sSale ..... 49¢
: “DO" h“, d, I :1 rows ulwliiWI.‘ to her Table Linen i.‘(‘ Liu‘st-l i uvui‘s, fault. ..... 59c
Chudl't‘il I“ll out; “ml ”datighit‘r, it . .; IY ‘ White GOW
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. will be 31,,“ m .I W H“, liukut‘)’ :{egninr .liic t lotlt, Shiv. .29c yd. At reduced prices ..........
., , “an” H Hi‘i“\ !. m‘ l\ of New {ego or 49c, Cloth, Sirlo..39c yd. 49c. 59c, 69c 98c $1.25
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mm” “.1”! “mm” “‘1' “mm. itegulur title All l.flitIii...59c yd. Drawers
hiru. pm... ,_ ,._ .2; Wu“. .t- it) lire in . Rt‘lilliill‘ “'0 A” lilitt‘|II--74C yd- At it great surlugdéc to 59c pair
mum.” .\- Ml“, h,“ ..m,t.I-rtiritrrs, Regular “.23 .\ll I.Iiii‘il..986 yd. ,
0.... n. .t... .. 3...... in"... s. Wk 8 I ”h FlanneletteGownsand Skirts
, WNW-’1‘” pm. (If M 'I'““"“ "Y "m , "e 88 0 Y (‘CIS And just look :it the weather.
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5‘ no 1.. lil ‘iiu .- i - . . 790 Skirts anti Gowns ...... 69c
younger- dauthm who .uoiuir YYi lH‘I' I909 Shift W36} sale 81.00 Skirts and Gowns ..... 79c
yan- Iiililliliili; hi i no] in .\'I \\ or. 790, Shirt \‘i'ulziis, Spin, ,. 44:; $1.50 Skirts and Gowns: .98c
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‘ ., Built i [iii iii ,
35.. M15 5.000001!
Appraisers Ilili] it Is WConsidcrably
Less Than Estimated
.ww‘
ilRli‘Xil Will I‘ .l:.in lL‘v—erile ”18
inventory oi ii... win... of 1‘1“” 9‘
Plrrkney 0i .\Yt\\ lama "1 I" WB'
itillit Willi \Itillis (‘ lll‘iihh YtYil Itwi'I'Ii‘Ym
has not hm-n tttillltii' ted, the “waist-rs
have Illlidti} illliliiI (hut illi.‘ WY” “Y
tirnntes oi its 3 a... wet" tonight“ “‘1'
and instead or p.11”; 55000000“ ”"3
total will in in” $150uu,ilii on
it has lilililii’dlly mun tlttI"”“1"m
, vYa‘
. ,
$2 Whirlwind. Street. South NorwalkY.
“rim-rut ,i.
my“ ..
anuary line Sale
, Great Are Its Attractions.
PRICES SAY:
fur...”
W"
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hurts.
8. RYAN
oouTH NORWALK.
directions" ilui ilt‘ initi-
I It‘ll for him
36 Washington Street,
Embrorderres
Our new line of Embroiderics for i909 is hEreY. The exhibit is
a successful combination of artistic designs, finequolity and mod-
erate cost. Come and see the spread. Y
N. E. RVan 81. Co.,
'i must i nu
It Hliildiii’h the pain and lrIIulk
wilrn iriI
WHY?" i in :tir.uti not lituiill lie more
every Urn. i not him (Y-t‘i"“
Donor ----- ltitYi tum hueiiuliti itiiii)“ my
iii. tin-dicine
" l’fltlir‘nllt'
"HON (ill
illiilliillliliii
Mill
in
South Norwalk.
I"- Y .
A. .i. ANGE our: & SON co.
Furniture. Carpets. Stoves. Etc.
Headquarters onrY EDISON and
Views TALKING MACHINES
.. ' o I -
134-136 Washington. St, South Norwalk‘
Anthony Gercnimo..
Frank Chase. . ,.
oi Acrobats
GAYLOR 61 OR
MERRILL
YSoutlr Norwslk.
SECRETARY WILSON'B TERM.
WASHINGTON Jan.12.-‘—A further
investigation of the question of the
length or service of Secretary Wilson
as a cabinet. omtrer discloses the fuel.
that it will be necessary
”serve until Noiemhcr 29 1909, in order
to have curtailed the record in Albert
(lullatin, of Pennsylvania. whoI
secretary of the treasury in President
.iclferson's that administration. . . . . .Y
REFORMS IN FINLAND.
WINGFORS. Finland, Jim 12,
A committee or the senate is making
preparations to bring about. reform in
the conditions under which Hebrewu
live Finland. ‘ 'f'wo hills are nutter
brews-tip ‘uicquira citizenship. and the
deuce under certain restrictions. Frill
... » "ml:
plated.
BURGLARS FRIGHTENED AWAY.
was\ made to enter. the. contentionesy
and news store, ofIChnrlea AuH‘ack-
window rorced open and a pane of
glass in the lower- sash usrnoahodt
ls supposed themhurgllrs: were trig-lili-
NOYRYTYH CAROLINA INAUYGrURA-
. . TI ON). . .. ,
RALEIGH, N. (X, .luu. 12.——'l‘ho iii-
'r.irgurutiorr us sovcrnor of North Caro.
Kitclrlu, for. twelve
1, BOND’AW-ie 10 O‘p. in.
iiY‘Yi
. 95“”
growth of the town.
..i .. mun-a...
gross from this state, took place today.
YA BUSINESS COURSE AT
MEANS A LIFE INCOME FOR
' SON OR DAUGHTER.
A New Yeor's Gift Worth {loving
Winter Opening, Jan. 4. 1909
StaYmYlord.
.__.~..__.
for him to Y
“as Y
consl oration. the firstito permit lie .
equality for Hebrews is not. contem- Y
uuiouvruas. Jan. 12.——An attempt ’
Singer of Popular
COLLEGE
Matinee 2:30
ADMISSION,
Y Reserved Seats 20c
Port Chester,
Y ENTIRE CHANGE or
MONDAY AND THU
HOYT'S THEATRE
lY
3+DAl’S—3
Commencing Jan. 11th
General Manager
...Rcsidcnt MInIYYYor
Wm. H. Clone .......Musical Director
THOMAS TROUPE
THE TRILLERS,‘
Wonderful Rag Workers
AF,
Comedy Sketch
MORTIMER STANLEY,
The Youthful Comedian
RAY MURRAY,
Songs.
MOTION PICTURES
changed Daily _
PERFORMANCES DAILY
Evenings 8:15
10c
Box Seats 3511,
Telephone 112
PROGRAM
RSDAY
NEXT GAME:
Vs.
MIDDLETO
(state Chhm‘Pmnship
Pr-lellniinni v gun... at 8
ADMISSION. . . .. .,
“‘ii’lru‘i's YiliYé tlilYfeiYutYch between vul-
or urul tlisctetion?‘ “Well to so
‘irrough i'YIilltlllIt' \vlihout tipping would]
re \liiUi " see." “And to come
but-k by it different route would be dis- COUBSE TYCKETS
Wednesday EVenings
crmlon.’ ‘—-i.oulsville Courier-Jour.nsl [SINGLE TICKETS.
pRELlMINARY GAME
lanuar ry l3iYh
BASKET BALL
“‘ ’ nonwmht “Merry,
‘Y " : W Y MONDAY mam
YY Y ‘ ' NorWolk Basketball Team
YYYYY (T;Irn F)
;, Representing --s...,.mh C
.' Cassi; Artillery 001'ng ”Faraway“?
YYYYY ”Y" ponyr Third imam.) c. N o
MONDAY EVENING JANUARY 13.
“ TEAM r
WNS
Series.)Y'
Ic‘Clock
25 CENTS
PROFESSOR JUDD
, ‘b'F YAi-EY UNIVERSITY
|Ten Letiures on Psychology
AT HIGH scuoOL ‘
Beginning
osao
Y Painting
specials.
A are AERlAL LINER.
A remarkable account appears in the
January Wide World Magazine of the
uruteorlc career of the largest “dirlgi
hlc bulloou" ever constructed, Iund
which was intended to curry no fewer
than a score of passengers between
New York and San Francisco. Nearly
every Well'knowu principle or airship
construction "was violated. The pro
portions \vore impracticable, the (unit
being 455 feet long. and having iiltrnr
.Iii-r of only :14 tent The gun bug was
sikoii iiupr- snake. buying no rigidity.
t’iliit’l' horizontally ur ventrally ,uliti
not living. i'iIII‘Ii‘lli'ilY liy {running of tiny
adequate suit. The motive power wit:
suppliml by six st‘pni‘ulv iouiI-cylirnlei
Ito-horse power automobile engines
hung below the balloon at intervals
The balloon was one grout, undivided
trig, containing trout toutiuu to 500,00t
cubic feet of gas, but having no com
partments or internal airbags. it:
lilting capacity wan from it to it
ions, so that it was much the largest
wiiiship ever built in America. even ex
tt-cding in dimensions the great
"tlirigible" oi ('ount von Zeppelin, The
account of the "voyage" when this ex
inoltiiuury airship out-c started with
its 20 passengers is one of the most ex
Iltiug stories in the history of balloon
, lug, and how it was ever possible it
I 150 Flurmeletlc .. ..... .100 Yd. _‘
get so many sane individuals to intrusi
" “Ii lives to such a machine must for
Eh. remain It mystery. The photo-
graphs which uccourpnm the narmtliIe
are the most striking of the kind we
remember to have seen.
THE LIMiTATlONsY or: ROYALTY.
The late King Oscar of Sweden was
the least conventional 0t monarchs.
but he had to courtesy to custom.
nevertheless.
The king and Monsieur Bonnier..the
botanist. met as strangers. theNetv
York Sun's foreign correspondent
rays, while out in Search of flowers
near Stockholm. They were soon the
test of friends, and Bonnier suggested
lunch at his inn.
“hen the way led to the palace
:ates Bonier hesitated Bo
“i’nr sorry" said the mpsniontt
hill 1 happen to be the kingot ottitci:
rouutr) and this is the oniv If
where I can entertain my friends.“ -
toutli' s Companion
"Did you say that she had a and
with her lawyer?" ,
“Y es " ,
"What was it about?" ‘
“She said he did not obtain for her
he pattern or divorce tbs '
his rear. " ,
[illillillilllillli
IN ORDER TO MAKE ROOM
FOR SPRING GOODS.
10% Discount on
All Grades
Crockery. Glassware, House Furnish-
lng Goods, Painters? Supplies.diiagilsh
Blue China by the piece or seh These
800th will not crase.- I' < ' '
graph Co.’ 9 Talking- Machines
Double Disk Records.
tildes. 65¢.
39°01'on 35% v,
Window Shades and new“ Frame.
”Ionian. .,. ..
and Paper Hanging. .
._._..._.i—_.
Indestructl lo (lylig%h
t
.illi Jo nth”, .it: .
87 WASHINGTON STREET. .
SOUTH NORWALK.
‘ TELEPlleNE CONNECTION.
We give the 8. I H. Green Trading
floatation. Ask for thorn. .
#1
Sole agent for the Columbia Phono-
L. H. Decker '
mp ‘.ii
bridge Winter .
will appeal to all men wli
at. last this time not will”?
c“iI‘Yrequlsh.Y" ”.‘Y .
The typicoi New Yorke!
, noYYted tor the style or iii
but is hover ‘i’ou'n'd '3an
. Y'Y‘Yii’Yashy" clothes. . ‘Y‘YY"
Thesoovercoath exprefl ’I‘
York stat. p‘g‘rrecru. it? «
are from Nov. You. ”I
Y. the nil: oi {11' latest
, OSEBH
.l .I‘ .ititr mi
Tailor-Y, Clotleer. 33"“ I
Y ‘ Y'nlshfl‘u ‘ ‘
85 Washington “If!“
Y soiith NWY'Y‘“
Trunks
and
Leather Goods. Y
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