.a mongol But-sits ' my
will be held this «sum.
Books“: the boys outside at Tria-
tram & Emu 8ee adv.
~Ieaa Slippers. big variety to se
loci. from. Flynni Ryan.
Xmasgifta of. shoal. slippers. boots.
leugino. etc. At Glover’s, See adv.
Gustave Kehr'. 3Jr.. of New York, was
visiting friends in Norwalk yesterday.
n—Banner Biscuit are best. Tel. 314-3.
Miss Katherine Rooney. of Danbury.
is visiting friends in South Norwalk.
Useful articles for Christmas press
eats will be found at A. Dickerman a
Son's Bee‘adv.
-—le"e the housekeeper a carving
set. At C. E. Dow's.
A display of beautiful laces anti
neck wear is on exhibition at the D.‘
M. Read Company.
Mrs. John Burst of Spring street, is
spending a few days with her daugh-
ter. in New Yorkcity.
——-Largest number of different make
pianos to be found in The Norwalks.
Call and examine them. 39 North
Main street. South Norwalk.
Cockenoa Tribe, No. 82. l. 0. R. M..
will meet tonight in its hail, Gazette
building, Wall street. ‘
Mr. and Mrs. Webster Avery, of
Pound Ridge. moved their .houaehold
goods to No'rwallt‘. this week.
~Special tw0~hour sale tonight C.
.l. Mintz 6i. Co.
Dr. and Mrs. W. H. Baldwin, of Wall
street. have been entertaining Miss
Flora MeNichol. of New York.
Hon. John ll. Light. of South Nor
walk. was ill town on Saturday on
legal business.—Rldgetleld Press.
~Rsincoats make good gifts for
men. Go Raincoats at Rogers &
Stevens’.
Joseph L ch. a printer employed
in Stamford, has been spending a few
days at his home in Norwaik.
' Lincoln Council. No. 4. Order of
United American Mechanics. will hold
a regular meeting this evening.
-—-l.nrgest line of Toys. Dolls. Games.
Magic Lanterns, Moving l’icture Mn~
chines. Doll Perantbulotors. (lo-Carts.
etc.. to be found itt Twin Cities. At
A. J. Collins Co.
The directors of the scuth Norawlk
Savings Bank will hold their semi-an-
nual meeting on Tuesday morning.
Mrs. John Sloan and Mrs. ll. 0.
Stiles. who have been visiting in New
York. hare returned to their homes.
--’l‘hui greatest variety in Cheese—~-
imp. Swiss. Camembert. Frontage.
Muenster. Edam. lloquefort. leburg-
er. etc.. at G. E. Friedl‘lch's.
Edgar Demmon, an employs of the
Connecticut 00., took a day off yester-
day to visit around among his friends.
After the entertainment there was a
dame which lasted until 12 orlock
goodly sum was realised from the belt
eili
~» titty Xmas Cigars, Tobacco. Cigar-
ettes and Tobacco Jars at A. lireyfuss‘.
:dwurd s. Get was in Ridgciield
on business on Monday. Mr. and Mrs.
Couch are spending the winter to blur
walk.
The remains of the late Mrs. Wii»
limo ltyun. of xwthorno, were interr-
l'tl in Si. Mar cemetery, this after-
noon.
-»~- Everything for this Christmas least
from the turkey to the pic. at Church
a, Miner's. leading grocers.
imagine Fowler Woman's Relief
Corpu will have a meeting this evening
in Grand Army linli, Washington
street. .
Mrs. John J. Cuiahan. or 32 Frame
lin street, has been spending a few
days with friends in Jamaica. Long
island.
., Xmas Umbrellas tit Climb. (Tllrlon.
Albert A. Obituary. of Wall street, at-
tended a banquet in Bridgeport. last
night, given by a number of his
friends.
Arthur flannel, conductor of the con-
nectlt-itt Company took a day off yac-
torliay, and Charles l. Thorpe acted as
his substitute.
Milo for. your Christmas Trees to
H. 1-). Friedriclt's. Railroad avenue.
What are you goinu to give
boys? I’N‘iillliii Rogers and diitvenb'
unit. will nutrient untitttlllitig to you.
lit-tier road ii.
John T. HIYMIMND statiouor of Main
ail-not Nolwnilt. has been unable to
attend to business because of an at
their or rheumatism .
«tremor, titties». (uncut and sit
verwam at. half price. is Booth Main
the
Itmt.
hire JullaV. 319.}.ri‘fl Fairileid aw
noel.“ filial for Glen Cove.
1. 1., or... ii. will spend the hell
days: the rue-i with will re. David
Kendrlo.
It. and hire. “Verity and
mail a t a at
the at “Ml grill Em y
airs. Fresh mot and Miss flat-tint
Weed, litNoflh tainfoni .
M ~~ usages; lines! semisolid. (lama
as W .. ,. 1%
china. Pointlloim (lo-Carts.
etc. Mild to 'i'witvtllties. At
A: 3.44”“.‘1‘ m-
Netsoo Mitchell. don of Mr. and Mrs
Epsom: Mitchell of Womlwsrit live
one. who has been suffering at his
home with in attack of typhoid fever
stock of good things to eat.
I tery on Saturday.
tic Chain
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'm W1. and all moderately? m.
Ilse Ian A napalm
tel-taken. New York.
William Tracey. loo. defeated trad
Willa-a. 79. in tile pool mat
of the South Norwallt Fire Police last
availing by the score of 1‘00 iii Gil.
A- J. COLLIN-.1
Juan! Diodes! aid Embaltnen.
~mmammtonu on... .1248 North 'M-In Strut. South Norwaiit. Conn
The entertainment. colnnuttoe of ‘ ~ - w. . . , 7
Ponauua Council No. 1268. it. A.. is ,
arranging for the smoker which will
be held next Wednesday. Among the
attractions 'will be a roast beef sup .
9431‘. y :2
S. Wilmot. of 78 Cedar street. was "
able to sit up for the first time. Bat.
urdsy. after being confined to his bed ‘
with illness for the past four months.
His many friends wish him continued
improvement.
«You are personally invited to visit
our store and look over our immense
Church a.
EDUCATES
Young men and young our
men to earn their living
, and be INDEPENDENT
ENROLL JANUARY '8. 1910
South Nor-Walk Stamford . Port Chester ~
BUSINESS
COLLEGE
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Miller, leading grocers.
The Lady Foresters gave a benefit
at Music Hall. last night. A most
pleasing prog out had been arranged
for the oceanic . which was greatly on.
Joyed by the members of the order
and their friends.
George H. Raymond, the undertaker,
went to New York today to receive the
body of the late Mrs tAlfred Mallory.
which was shipped front town The
burial will be In the Norwaik ceme
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O. B. J acksori
Optician
Everything in the Optical Line
Eyes Examined Free
58 WALL STREET.
BALE OF JEWELRY STOCK.
The entire stock and tlxturos of the
jewelry business of the late Henry S.
Rood wilirbe sold during the next ten
days. The stock has been inventoried
by appraisers appointed by the Pro-
buio Court. Tomorrow morning the
atom will be opened for sale of goods.
The store will be open every tiny and
governor; until the entire stock is dis-
posed of.
~-«-Children‘s “Nature Last" Shoes.
81.25 to 82.00. Glover's shoe store.
The Followers of the Midnight Sun
Wil watch the‘old year ottt and the
birth of the new one in a novel man
nor. They have arranged a due. it aup-_
per at the Mahackento Hotel. The din
net is called for 10 p. m.
c Chorus Choir together with the
qua atete choir of the First M E.
Church which is to render the cantata
“The Holy Infant." on Sunday evening,
Dec. 26th had a very successful rehear
salon Wednesday evening.
«Everything a man wears should
be bought at atnan‘s store. Rogers it
Stevens have the best Xmas gifts for
men. ,
Pictures make particularly good
Christmas presents. They are always
welcome additions to the furnishing
of the homo. A. J. Collins 6‘: Co. are
showing a very handsome line of these
fronted pictures. \ery moderately pria"
ed.
~(‘itristtnas Presents and Wedding
Gifts at half price ltl South Main St.
Have you visited the Mints store?
it is filled with pretty and useful pres.
BACK FROM ABROAD.
WASHINGTON llet. l7~—-Mr and l
hits. Frederick P. Lille), of Waterbury ’
limo returned from their wedding trip
' abroad. and are spending a few days
' with Mrs. Lilley'a parents in this city.
Mr. and hint. Lillcy have visited E.
rope and the Orient on their trip, and
arrived at San Francisco last Friday.
PHONE 488. NORWALK.
CHRISTMAS SLIPPERS.
After their visit to this city they will
Our Holiday assortment is now complete. and ready for your in. it“ to Waterbury their future home.
EDECUOD. \ ‘ “W ' m"— M... w" M m m H N
We have: them for the young and for the old it EmRIAmmuIsmw}
i, all siylol.
colors and sites.
ratcss 50c To :2 up.
“P' I 9‘!
. I NEW
FLYNN 8 RYAN “31an
so wasumerou eras 1'. seem noswaut.
souru NORWALK. cons.
Telephone “2
27c 27c
Eggs! Eggs!
ents. Toyland will please the little D0149“ Dozen - .
one. Perhaps the adv. in this issue I . Thursday, ““1833 (Saturday MIC
w“ mum “mm...” ,0 he", I“. These Eggs are warranted fresh and we are gomg to sell them
ineei Saturday Nights
The Cross Stock Co.
PRESENTS
T '3 Cowboy
Captain
Great Western Military Drama.
MllSlCHALLM ‘
IOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
TOM KiRIY ........... Manager
VAUDEVILLE
20th Century Vaudeville
COM M [N Ci NO
Thursday. December 16th
America's Greatest Eccentric Comedian
JOHN POND AND Hi3 COMPANY in
“IDOLANW
A Farclcai Comedy. Special acenery
.CHRISTMAS JOY .,, THIAMIchNouanTET
at cost price for Saturday and Monday only. No
more than five dozen to a‘cuatomer.
Christmas Specialties
. pkga Seeded Raisins .......
(i pitgs. Cleaned Currants ..... 25c
Very lleet Citron. lb. ........ 20c
ld’lllllfl or Orange Peel. lb. ....lbc
Fancy Layer Pigs. . ....l7c‘20c in.
Very [lost Cranberries. 3 «Its, .25c
New Ford Dates. in. ........ the
your list. Store open evenings until
Christmas.
The fourth in the series of Five
Short Stories will be given by Rev.
Frank Dunwell Waiter at the First M.
E. Church next Sunday evening lite
subject will be "The Story of the Saint
who Ended Well. hit. David Albrecht
will sing a tenor solo.
—~«—Exoeiient line of Razors. Scissors,
larvers. etc.. at C. Isl. Dow‘s.
Complaints have been made to the
police about two dogs owned by a cor
lain family in Harbor avenue, because “my "an.” Grapes. lb. ....i5c
of the viciouaness oi the brains. it Sam“ (3...... “peppy... lb. ‘‘‘‘‘ 15:
is claimed that a person cannot pass 14 horse Swot‘t “mm“
by the house were the dogs are owned ‘ 0mm“... ................... 25.:
without being ill danger of being hit -
ten.
One of the students of the liarstrom
school, who was being initiated into
one or the secret societies of the
school, caused a good deal of laughter
by parading up and down Wall street.
Wearing a utility hat and a ’l‘uxodo
suit. ills principal stunt was to sell
newspapers
«Men‘s and Women's Shoe Trees.
a very desirable Xmas present. illov-
er'u shoe store.
William van Wagner was arrested
in south Not-walk, last night, on the
charge of an alleged theft. of "ii front
his grandmother Mrs Anna van Wag
tier. 7 Horny street. Norwailt. The cast:
will probably be tried this afternoon if
Prosecuting Attorney Davis arrives in
time front Bridgeport where he is at-
tending court.
ll’xtra Fancy Table Raisins.
pits ....................... 25c
(lilmanu Fantous Peanut Sand
with ....................
(‘ loath Pigs boakoia.25c; lore. 30:
Rich it Will“ (‘ako (light or '
tittrki. pkg. ................
('ililif‘l‘ Dates. "l.
Perfection littlslns lilo Ni'f‘dfil.
pkg. ....................... 10c
Large (,‘Ili‘liilllllln (‘tuullt-s ..... i2c
None Such Mint-e Moat, pita .. 9c
Choice Variety Strictly New Nuts at Popular Prices
Headquarters for a Complete Stock Fine
Wines and Liquors
In buying for Christmas. it will pay you to purchase here.
A. F. Reckmann 8: Co.
‘83 and as winning: "st.” l‘hone 440. South Norwaik.
Singers. Dancers and Comedian
lNiTl. IDWANI O. 00.
"TH! DiOOOVENY OF THE
' nomn Four
Christmas railroad travel has al-
ready begun. the first of the mob A ““3" "0.!" ""1 h "““h
starting today. The trains today were MOB
AFBeautiiul Picture in Rich Colors
2t x 25. INCHES
To ALL our. PATRONS
IN ADDITION TO THE USUAL. CHECKS
Comedy Juggler
atrium of the Act Inertial
noes NANYON'B lilo TRAIN“)
llRDii
Entry-Tito singing Minstrel
MANUEL ROMNN AND COMRANV
in “IIlFt’lllii’. {Alton AFTER THE
more heavily loaded than Mid with
[Nii‘illilfl who now lrnvoiin it. liltl from
New Yillli. The Adams aprons cities
is. too. fueling the first touch of the
hi3 Christmas rualt,ihat twill com
unsure in earnest by tho week-om!
., A muvlnsfiilirlur out the lit Just
what the boy waits nly ii. at
Ahgcvine‘s.
tam tttmncii newlns‘mrcte held
who
their mating yesterday liar: 9M9“. hymn“. ‘Ecy‘wmlnm!
Eh’iiiiilf'ai‘m‘iimd'fiw Tapioca. Counters "1‘“. Colic.
evening we. spent and a Wilts ., . . .«
50996 The Circle Will brain?” , ‘ '. ‘ ‘
optimist-r no hoodlum 80. in tire . * .
all by aivlng a Moor and
“Minions-iii lo thevCoiilcil oilil their
{utilities
lily the must gifted violin art
er, to? months have our list “light
will be ”Eton iii. Henry. of his but
vars ti. wtii git/e a short recital
he ltiral M. ii}. Church sen lions
titty evening. Mr Henry isaa artist of
mm uai merit and plays with tiesi
feet on anti mlitiani execution, and
DANciNii Wednesday and Friday
Nights Altar the Performance
ow". ; MATiN‘I WCDngfiAY AND “T-
E“' cutter-n was.” Matti .«3.
NIGHT “unaware! 200
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to his ”3*
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Ydil will. film] a
’nm line of
Km
Watches
SIGN“ Mill”:
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is somewhat mirrored.
newlyw- we
“in. “NO.
mgfitxvers should hear hint on the . “A “flu. in
whey illilii tubing is a icmpcrtesi till “its "n i‘l its can burn unin- smile M
or. The more, you screws til I mite coma/inn til‘iliMis. toil» Um fit. tutti was the am hillti to
it lg”. [mafia mum tgigfui’l?‘ ”wigs genius;t torbcr silt Nexis; «litre tile groan picnic" lim‘lit gnome.
to: may» ate a char r roe a r at '3 ta cart creator-trait from i
m ... mm in the at Pace silty Aiyillln. mm. at. new when». t“ “W W" W.
it! turn so this store in: the useful may
use» that are included on every Christmas
list. because we hm what the greatest number
at people want. and we price everything in -a
way that meets with the prompt approbation of
the largest number of shoppers.
One thing you can depend on. and that is.
thera'il be no attenholiday regrets through the
quality of anything not measuring up to the
standard of your fullest expectations.
N. E. Ryan Co.
86 WASHINGTON 81".. SOUTH NORWALK
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That’s the kind of gift that will be appreciated
This store is full of articles that will We
the home more beautiful and comfortable.
Here Are a Few of the Many
dies' Desks Dressing Tables
Parlor Tables Couches
Music Cabinets Pictures
Phonograph Cabinets Lamps .
Morris Chairs Clocks
Rockers
9
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CONNEOTiclJT PATENTS.
The following were issued Dot-(un-
iwr ii. l809‘: list furnished from of-
ilco (ii A. M. Wooster. solicitor of
patents, Bridgeport. Conn:
ll. Hubhell, Bridgeport. 3 patents:
Keylesa socket: detachable chain
guide for poll sockets; means for look-
ing elm-trit- sockets to fixtures.
T. C. Johnson. New Haven. firearm.
it. Kurutnor. New Haven, section
for automatic radiators.
is. 8. Staples. New Haven,
hull toy. .
st. illicit. tlnrtftmt. cli't'trlr switch.
f‘. O‘Connor. Hartford. collapsible
form or senior. '
basket-
W. l" Minivan. Mast ilttrlloid. rut
tuiu supopri
N. it. Austin. Daubtiry. animal
irlip. '
.l. W. limit-roll. Not-walk. awning
fixture.
I‘lE. Boltooli, illuuii‘ord 2 patents:
101‘
ii. B. Arnold. New Britain.
sion bedstead.
A. Paterson. New Britain. door
check and closer
.1. Buckley. Waterbury. Itoplldllti-
rhino.
ii A. Chase. Waterbury. night-
latch
C. D. Clark. "Waterbury. attachment
for hedatttada.
xRhinos. Waterbury, «ightday alarm
l‘ Oil .
it. it Sellout chi. Waterbury. bat.
eryweiement sup rt.“
exten-
il. Nari. w watch-dial.
dflltfls !
iii. N. .inrviu. , ,rt-vuruittar
ritual: and tool t . g . .7
it ll. Miller nucleon. loom
harness ruining“ N w“ t
a a. or: o tat:
$.13 use also. "
w. Wire. m was. «no:
Carpet Sweepers
Vacuum Cleaners
Edison Phonogra
For the Children
We have Doll Carriages. Veloclpedes, Rocking
Horses. Rocking Chairs. Automobiles.
Moving Picture Machines *
i can fol‘tcieatrlo installation
. (f. H.
nine-wall" g
Chalice Mfg. Cog Willltoantlc. M
times. .
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