m.
a 1
1‘ Mrs. Morse Flimsy. of Harbor ave.‘ '
a.
311111.111 ll.-‘l
Officer and Mrs: John H.1‘oothill
are entertaining Miss Gertrude Prens-
lien. 01 Newman: . . ,
Miss Addie weed. of Springdale,.
spent a short time with friends in
South Norwalk recently.
Miss Marion Benedict. of Norwalk.
visited at Edward Lounsbury' s. in
Springdale. wig week. .
+200 Fur Hats on sale tomorrow,
last day 1st Anniversary Sale. C. J.
Mints & _.Co
Mr. and Mrs. William McCrombe. of
North main street. took a trip to New
York city yesterday in their auto.
The services at Trinity Church on ‘
Sunday will be in charge of the Rev.
H. P. Seymour. archdeacon of Auburn.
Me. -: . .
Mrs. Mary Lockwood. of Woifpit
Hill avenue, has been entertaining
Miss Corina Long. of Jersey City. New
Jersey.
~Men's dc BoYs' Caps. O'Brien.
The regular meeting of the govern-
ing board of the South Norwalk Club '
will be held on Satmduy evening at
8 oclock.
Miss Edna Weed. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Edward R. Weed of Cliff
stret. is ill with a slight attack of
scarlet fever
‘ T H. Raymond has returned to his
home in Trenton. N. .i.. after a visit
with his cousins, the Misses Kelly. of
Spring Hill. . ,
-We are enthusiastic over
Xmas assortment of Pictures this year.
Bright. new line just framed.
ard A. Tilly. 78 Washington street.
Upstairs.
Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Gerhardt. 0f
Stuart avenue. are entertaining Miss;
Elizabeth V Bischoff. of Caliicoon.
Sullivan County. New York.
' 'The New York Grocery Company. of
Main street Norwaik. put on a new
delivery; wagon this morning and en-
gaged Frank McGurke as the driver.
Cockenoo Tribe. No 32, improved
‘Oldcr of Red Men will meet tonight in
Red Moos Hail Wall street. All the
mombormare requested .to be present
whitest style 'Boft Hats. 0' Brien.
The mother of E. J. munsbury. of
Springdale. died at his home. Tuesday.
aged 72. The funeral service was held
this afternoon at 1 p.111. interment 111
Norwalk.
Tonight Charles Swanson and
Charles Guarnlerl expect to have a
bowling match at the Notwulk alloys
it will be an exciting event as each
one considers himself the best man.
,1 ~l’reperatious of unprecedented
character have beén‘m'ade by the C.
J. Mint: & Co. for their last day of
their successful lat Anniversary Sale.
Look over their advertisement on page
(i. It is bound to win your attention.
Cockenoe Haymakers'
held a meeting in its hall on Wall
street. Norwnlk. last night. and nomi
noted officers for the ensuing your.
The eloctionwlil he, held on Decem-
ber 10.
Master Edward Gormley. 12 Pros
pl'ct avenue. is six years old today
and is celebrating the event by giving
11 blilhduy patty to his littlc flit-lull:
'i‘bcro were games 11nd a lot of good
things to eat.
A very cxtrmwdlnm‘y special in
hudioa' and Misses Smart Tailored
Suits will be offered tomorrow. C. .i.
Minis & (lo Last day.
The Garibaldi Band hold a rehear-
sal at its rooms in South Norwalk last
night. The members are showing im-
provomout 1mdor the able lcudor The
new instruments are otpecied the first
of next week.
Don't hornet the meeting tonight at
the :Lighthouso Mission. The Rev.
Mr. Reynolds, of the Advent Christian
Church, will speak. A time of refresh-
ing and blessing is looked for All
welcome. . .‘ ,»
Thomas iii Gregory. the well
known contrgctor of Cranbnry. is 5111.
tiny ready on the winter months by
carting Oiqllflll‘llti’ of wood to his home.
whlpgvfio 111111911th purchased from
dyad ‘Wosl on. ..
floor 0 Webb. the well known
tinsmit. of Craubul y. has the contract
to 111th repairs on tho old Frank
Clark plsw.w which has romntlv boon
purchased by Now iincbolb- portion.
The leaders and nuticru of ibo house
no 11111111; replaced.
”1 Umbrellas. Mourning
O'Brien. 1:
There willsbe no regular 1:: ociock‘
session of Trinity Baptisy school next
iiundii1
an ,r qry 1111'. at. «l o‘clock. At
this (golf to ‘ «pilgrim nbring gifts
totem. motherwiee would
here no Ohm” The par-
outs and friendlf
its.
t 9 children also
ill be given to
whim
w
d i . posse ..
it“ may in can.
tilt-twin“. of the
Ema and Hartford
limited the present New
Eli“ Ii
0112.,
lithe
' predate the Shore
lot this division with
’, aways om:
should be selected every time.
. control and bake perfectly.
. settle the range question for over.
our __
How ’
Association '-
tiunday. instead. thQrd will he the air .
‘ dual
to lib mt
shins divisions and ,
oodwlul wtli .
”New listen» lithe orb
mrscnou
The 1111113211111. most important article lh‘ tho :holidfiiioih and the best
Hub Ranges are made right, are easy to
heats them quickly and makes them bake evenly. Get a. Mob and you will
Ranges, $15.00 10175110
Parlor Heaters, $3. $0 to” 337. 00
Funeral Dlrlzdtors and Embalpiers.
12- 18 North Mild Street south Norwillk‘. Conn.
O. B Jackson
Optician
‘ Everything in the Optical Line.
' Eyes Examined Free
58 WALL STREET.
.4
PHONE 430. NORWALK.
HOW TO M‘AKEA
RIGHT START IN LIFE
l8 SUCCESSFHLLV TAUGHT AT
Merrill Business College
Enroll Now and Learn How. Day and Night Bullet“.
South Norwalk Port Chester
Stamford
Stamped Linens
‘You who are handy with the needle will find this department replete with
many now and timely suggestions which we are certain you
will appreciate.
l
:Stamped Doyiies. Nainsook Underwear, Col-
tars. Belts. Pin Cushion Tops, Baby Car-
riage Pillow Covers. Baby Shoes.
Tray Cloths, Dresses, Scarts. Ta-
ble "Covers. Sofa Pillows. Etc.
The picces are not cxpnuslvc. ii is your port in the finishing that
makes the gifts valuable and appreciated. if you mnicmplnic 110an some
such work begin at once. Come in and takc u look at what lit to ho had.
The N. B. Ryan Co.
116 WASHINGTON STREET. scorn adawnns
Foauaul'saowu wcoome. ‘
in the Union Baptist Church. 8111111
'i‘bo ltatuisoiiic summer boom of Mei-9
boil it (lair. in lildgciicld. ii is born.
New York. it is possible that Mr. (.‘uiy.; llrm‘vm of Stamford. was married
prominent men in itidgcileld. may not} brim was given many ill her brother
continue his slumber residence there. i
Mr. (fury la a member of the national
dcmncrntlc cmnmlltou. 11nd his lilili-lf“
llulil plili‘t‘,
11041111 111' runny autlicriugs of
proullucni in political life.
two lustrous of honor. Mrs (aliic ltob
.insou and Mrs. Killt‘ ilouu'cll.
111M! ‘ Norwulk. 'l‘hc ccrcuiony won perform
Telescope Huts. O'Brien. ‘1111 tliuli houcymoou
l‘otoi li‘ il‘nlcy. of aoutb Norwulk is
now 111cciy iocuicd in Philadelphia lie
has bccu 1111pioyod flu some time as
representative of tho lilitlktllli-ifltllflftll
Manufacturing Company. of Stamford.
and was recently promoted to he munu
nor of the Philadelphia office of the
company. which is the third largest of-
Wuuhlnuton 11111111111. Stamford.
bride was given a kllc hon shower. Sat
urdm ovcnlug. ut the boom of Dr. C.
{liiipltilctL
KING EDWARD ACCEPTS.
LONDON. llt't. :l.~~itinx Edwaid
icy. ability. and his many fricudui
arbitrator of 1112
hope he will scored in his new field ~ .
belwu
“EY‘F‘E? 1‘".
W'tr
Pictures Over 500 Toys 11 , ‘ names
Forty Pages 111 Gilt-Suggestions . . . .‘ .‘
Hewitt». 1011.: mini”. peiliii ‘ .1: ” 1. spin,
, .plookaewdim. stat cry. out gait. W
til ‘ resistors, lamps, domatiye mum,
fancy anode. ma work. musing” article ports.
MI. rihhm dormant-ii:
mullet. slippers, apical“. haircuts, gim'
«mambo-11:111.
‘ woods-nannies: we 1’;
peodars,imetm. “coats:
. ‘ icycles and Ill soortind hoods.
this Catalog new. It is FREE.
1 ll ll
11.;
The ovens have best lines on five sides. This ‘
sold by Mr Cary to .i.i1‘. Brown of- Hford Wednesdai evening. Miss Anna
to
who has long been one of the most ' James Formnn. of South Norwaik The
William iirowo and was nttcndcd by
The
"Wildiarms." has been lbc. best man was A. C. Biluomls. of South
ml by llcv. W. 0 Harris Shortly 11ftcr
tho knot was ticd lilo Inlllilt‘ departed
'ii1c\ arc to be
at homo altcr liccoinbli if t. at 15 Wool
The
.i. Rider. in tiiuuiford where she was
iii-c it maintains in the United States gihrouzh the Foreign Office. today for
This is 11 deserved tribute lei Mr. Fo- l mully accepted multivitamin to not. its
A op alum didll'lite
. proved
The
lliillKllllE lllll illllllil
‘ Sill llEE lllllli IllIEEE
1H: Brian‘Brltlgeporl Parties inlo the
Cunt to Secure Sale and Order
ol Division
John E. Fish. of ilockville. and
Granville W and Stiles E. Goodseli. of
Bridgeport own “Riveir‘liffe,” with its
‘160 acres and hence and burns on lhc
banks of thr- liousalouic near Bridge
'pwt. But there is a difference of
opinion between the parties as to
keeping the 111m and the courts
parka been invoked to crack the dead
or
The Rockiillo man. who does not
see any spet'ial surname in holding
the place for the Shriners Business
Men and other big associations to
‘ use at a place for stinimbr outings. has
summoned hismartncu into com—1.11s
the papers Just returned show. to
show cause why their.) shall not be a
sale in the opent1 market with a divis
ion according t3? , ~
Mr.ll'ill10‘.li own. holds two-
iltths. Granvillehi W. Gmdnell two-
fifths and ‘8ch E." Goodscll orietlftli.
it is estimated that the propcriy is
worth about ”0.000. »
NIW LAW FOR JUNK ‘DEALERS.
Requirements AM Very Rigid—Heavy
Penalty Provided for Violation
The new law regarding iunk- deal
«or passed by the General Assembly
at its last session in very much more
stringent than the old law and there
is considerable donht'in the minds of
a good many people it the dealers are
living 11p to its provisions. Here is
what the lawsli says:
”ldycry license granted under ihc
provisions of this section shall dosin-
uuto the place where such business is
to be carried' on, and shall. continue
for one year. unless sooner revoked.
Every such dealer shall keep a book
in which shall be wrritten in English
a description of such article. the name.
residence. Ind 11 general description
of the person from whom. and the
time and hour whcn such property was
received. and such book, and the place
where such business is carried on. and
all articles of properly nicuiionod
therein, may be examined at any
time by the stilcctmou of the town. or
any person designated by them. and in
any city or borough by the chief of po.
lice of such city or borough. or any
person by him dcsiitnuled. Every such
(lNlli'l‘ shall mnkc, wcckly. sworn state
meals of all his iinusmiious under
such license 1b scribing the minds rc
celvcd and sctllue forth the flame.
resident c. and 11 dosc riptiou of thc per
son from whom such goods ‘wcro rc~
relvod. lo the chic! of police in the
case of cities or boroughs‘ and in oth~
or cases to thc town clerk of the town
in which said inuk‘donlor resides. and
shall keep all goods purchased by him
at least live days before disposing oi
tho some."
CATHOLIC cLUI MATTERS.
A special counting of the Catholic
Club was held last night. at its tiub
house. in West avenue. Michael Down
noted 11 schubnian. A new member
[wee admitted. The principslthnllnus
was the appointing of a comm!
mini arrangements for a decent t
is to be given In inekwood's Hall. on
December 30.11111 chair appointed on
this committee: Francis 0 Ward. ill.
C.McAilister. t‘ M12011rthy,.iohn Shoe
him and John T Tierney. This can
mitten then appointed all additional
members to aid it in its work: hallo
Connenily. John l-lmiib Clifford Ward
who ital-roll. inmici 'l‘oomey. i’nlriik
lit-1111911111112 William Howard was
elected to act as chairman of all corn
outlets. The llllll in not only plus
paring. but is progrooauunil the right
direction to make it one all the most
popular onion in Norwaik. -’
CORPORATIONB‘ OLD AND NEW.
The Pansy Social Club of ilrldtto
port lucorpoi'iltcd.l1as tiled articles or
to? of the little - .
he NorWIeh Construction Com-
pany has filed it certificate of increase
of capital stock from time to t .093;
The Brown Corset Comps
not rated, of; rhy has filed
lim nary eortlileate at diasoiut
'l'he meltmnao Lumber colnpi‘m‘
or New Haven has died n 1111111 rerti»
rain of dissolution.
ate-nay.» 5....
radii. MAY rider 111111111.
" lid "il'llltNil‘lfi‘co, like. 1.4111111
Ratchet received 11 cubic last at
from 11111111.. Melatonin. of Mlhld‘hlimfli
to fish it at it
butyoucannotgeta
anypnce.
i 0malhyonur,dwmmo
.h Dealer
adult but vs
swarm err. contrast?
to.
association in the cities of the more ‘
ma... new we 11.11an11.“
its steady White light for sorting or
reading. Mdtiof Molokai plated
and equipped with the latest no-
central draft burner.
Raye Is a lbw-priced lamp.
lamp at
h
V: hmliNtAtY "Willem
Emil; .to the Nearest “and; a! the
senomo Money 7131i .
Moody Order Department .0 Post Ofv
flee Doing Big Business. ,.
As an evidence of this prosperity of
the times large shipments of specie
has been recorded at the. money order
department of the local post office for
the past week, all going to foreign
points. the greater portion in italian
and Hungarian sections. For the
first days of this week when the ship
ments really began the sum exceeded
any amount over sent abroad for a cor-
responding period. the total being sov-
oral hundred dollars. From now on
this department will be busy forward
.11}: money abroad. sent as Christmas
ll fill. .
smear
iln fill in lieu heap Birgit
Burs the
. we.
signature 1.11
ms HEAD BLOWN OFF.
—--———-
Norwlch Man Meats Horrible Death
at Bottom of Well.
NORWICH. Doc. 3.-—-Whiie in the
on the term of James Hewitt.
miles south from here. today.
No
ishum
bond blown off when a stick of dyua
mite he had taken into the well with
him prematurely exploded. A farm-
baud named Johnson. was in the well
at the limo or the explosion but es
coped with minor injuries.
060.000 BLAZE.
in Baltimore Near Scene of Capillary
tion of 1904.
BALTIMORE.. hid... ilcc.. 3.—-ir"i1c
broke out into last night in the build
log. it South Sharp street until" a
block and a half of the point of origin,
of the grunt tire of 1904. it spread
. was‘ found wandorluk rub the streets
bottom of a well he was helping drill ‘
iipps, colored. sixty years old. had his .
WAN lniNO IN STREETS.
8le PORT. Dec. 3.~»Charles E.
Harris, aged 22.11011 of the president .
of the Sebaxhito‘ke Ensign Club of Kent
yesterday attention by Patrolman
Griffin (praying r for iveness or his
si 911 o headquarters
'Itlsation.‘ Younit.»
Harris says that he intends to Join the
Salvation Arm oil seen all they will
receive him. 11 soils that he has been
in the habit of swearing and chewinzd
bacon again.
' Pointing to an empty package of‘
tobacco in his dell he exclaimed that
He said that there was no opportunity
to do any missionary work in Kent.
but he would work in Bridgeport.
and has been working at the Smith
and Egze factory.
-'“Doans Ointment cured me of
eczema that had annoyed me a long
time. The cure was per1‘11anent."-
Hon. 8. W. Matthew. Commissioner
Labor Statistics. Augusta. hie.
w-«-m.w
CORONER INVESTIGATING.
u........
Tbk Explosion = at Radcliffe Woolen
Mills in Shelton.
Si-lEili‘ON. 001111.. Dec. 3.~—-Coroner
Wilson of Bridgeport. began his in i
quest yesterday examining w. W. Rad-
cliffe and Clarence Radcliffe president‘
and superintendent of the company
and William Tyre, night watchman at
the plant destroyed by the explosion-
yesterday. After giving their testi-
mony thp hearing was adjourned unv
til the wreckage around the plant has
been removed.
ECZEMA READILY CURED OY A
SIMPLE HOME TREATMENT.
A simple clean remedy that can be
used in the home is what every person 1
instant relief. and be cured perina-
uontly by ZEMO. a clean vegetable
liquid for external use.
skin diseases by drawing the germs
and their poisons. that cause the dis-
destroying them.
clean and healthy. R. H. Plalsted. the
11 sample boktle of ZEMO and will or
plain to you how a great many cases
of eczema and other terms of skin dis-
homc treatment.
Plnlsted.
For sale by R. if.
84.000 PM! W ANSONIA.
.‘w
Caused by Dropping Lighted Match in
Pile of Excelsior.
nil reap
tobacco. and that he will never use to ha”
in of his sins were in the package. -
Harris came to this city a month ago .
i lose games than are played and
desires who is adhering from eczema 1 . ‘ “.‘l‘ Y P“-
You can now have that remedy and get ~ 1
ZEMO cures 1
cases have been cured by this simple ‘
Royal premium an dig”?
.10de an oyster. on ,
hail last. night follow 11
meanest which ti: o
insult were 111
ed. tr
Wlllliun: silo 2W1.
is
opposite +6“. ‘ 1’9“!“
. d9 - 1‘ k
‘ ' ' BASEBALLL 05A
cnrcaoo nwsc wooden
son of the American
r1: is no truth in the
six club owners in his cocoa Av
schedule of 168 games. .1129
whole league is opposed to it
eniug oi' the present lichei‘inlo
furthermore that it viill not s
any change except one proyi‘dt
present arrangement. lie
National League wants'
son. but it would be at
of course for the nuns
ht one (impaction an '1 .
belie ‘
1w--~_
The reasonvsoma‘shoeshurt
. isdue to just one this K3313“
' In the Be Shoe W
tin with"
n11 il a view to thevrork t
Whose Mk1 merit
ease, to the surface of the skin and j “ ‘
leaving the skins
drugglst, will give you a booklet and .
in the «dim of the drug store of S. W.
lute iu‘ the extent of 04.000.1hc loss
In covered by insurance.
*
AXSONIA Dec. 3 ~Tho dropping of j
n llehtcd match in a pile of excolsior. .
81.11111 on Main street here, last night, i'
‘ 91.11 tcd a fire that combined pith the:
actor used to cxtluguishcd it did italic! ‘
l
l
l
1
Phone
440
pound packae
l
rapidly and within 11 short time had 17 WALL ‘
done damage estimated roughly at in“ JONES & HuIflHKISS ““MPA“ 1
11.00.1100 noawaudt
”f .1-_ . . 1e .-. .,,._ .. . __ . W- .. -
Special lit Prices 1......
Groceries, Teas. Coffees, Win ‘
Saturday, December 4th
OHIO BLUE TIP MATCHES (none better). per box ..
3FANCY SWEET FLORIDA ORANGES for .........................
WALTER BAKER' S PREMIUM CHOCOLATE. per puke . . .
E C. CORN FLAKES or MONARCH BRAND OAT MEAL large package
GEVER READY PREPARED BUCKWHEAT .. .
STREET 8 P RFECTION PREPARED BUCKWHEAT. per package .....
For Modern Kit‘ttt‘ien‘ Plumbing -
For 51111in Room. ., .
For Model Laundry Plumhin'l‘.
For a Satisfactory Heating Syst it:
For Stove or Range Repairing use
most satisfactorily supplied by
..~- ~a5.-o.. usur-
Free
....3
...2
nol‘ll.‘ i:
.111
n
use. ‘
- ,.1
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a a ......
Note the Many Extra Stamps with Teas and Coffees
in sump. man 111 Very ilost Coffee.............‘
10 sooty. with i lb Very Best Too ...............
' 60 W with 1 lb Special tirade Ton ........... 509 20 Stamps wiih l
50 Stamps with 1 lb. Fancy Tea ................ 4011
till 81111111111 with is in. Very limit 'l‘os ............ .300
20 liltdmps with it it). Special tirade 'i‘cu ......... .250 ill stumps with i
25 81111111111 with i in No. 2 Plantation Coffee .....
"0 Clamps with i ii). .i. a M. (.loffeo.
lb Mo-lKaloifeo ........ ........
.nollteobk
lb Bunion t oifeo ........ "“2"
impound Swiss (lbccuo. lb. ....... 35:
1111111114in ltoouol‘ori i‘hocilo lb. .................. 4511 Closed nrsnd run 11111111
'illacinirou'u imperial l‘iloouc. 1111 ............ an 7 Pine Maple lili‘rup Milli 111111111
Manhsmns limiuulort (‘hccno isr .......... .1112 .lupancse lilco Makes. puritans.
abuttord's tlnapuy tbocw. pita. ...... . ....... ills ilombay imported Chutney: bot
ma lllnnlish liaiiy Choose lb ...... . .......... Re French Anchoiios. in oil .......
l-ldum Chi-our .0100 l'ioeiippll ......... ”45.569 ‘lnidcrs llyolcr ('fii'lltilll 811111111. but.
llosi N 11 \‘oilt Slain i' house. iii. 2..2c himssubtuo t‘ilcuios .. .a. 1.1m...
('roscs lh‘and ii‘ilnl (baskets .....
...1 ........... .nai...
11111.0).
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.1.‘ ..... villi-is
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«up
i
OUR wms AND 1.1911011 premium
is Second to None in the Stats. Get 0111‘ Prices, on Standard Goods; You can do no B‘s
uNcw York City.
oral
live Whiskey. not.
illreenildv bot.
Bhorwcod. ..
gear
with ‘25
also!!!
on volley a mum. no. ...2
Mann's (lollies 19.11.12,».1...W
5 George Ehret’ 3 Extra Lager Beer. 34 B9tties. 3115
Jonas imported trim. boi'
.......:.........tls
.cnci
Oioroso imperial
Us» Aall‘ie-sl
Ruins imported Port. bot. ..
- Fine Old inserted Port. hm
m "wwtmlfimfiwflm batranisootttt‘ltifi
lbldld‘l‘
sherry. but.
5010.:
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illl‘zl'lldllril“
. «rail-tn Alienaij.
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