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CIETY NOTICES
NI ’ IREC'I'ORV
‘30:. “10', F. II"! A. M.
, ,, t 8 o'clock. All Master
“ ,a cordially invited. Frederic!
urea. w. H. Robert I. Wilcox.
Hflphlflirp No. ”I R. A- "a
aini‘stroet, 2d audith Tuesdays or
7 acts in Masonic Building. Soutn
‘ month—July and August ex-
Wuons cordially invited. Charles It
' , INH- P. Robert M. Wilcox, his.
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Theyable. despatches tell how King
fpoid. of Belgium, who died at an
‘rly hour this morning, worried con-
rably during his last hours con-
ins,"i his future. According to the
morons newspaper and magazine ar-
iea ‘of the last year or two with
«bronco to his African and other op-
tions, he made no mistake in hav-
in: a. care at the finish.
{he forecasts of the government wea~
illfier man, but his guesses or late cer-
if Wnly could be improved upon. it is
Wis wonder. too, that the papers are
.1 ing up this “partly cloudy,” “prob.
hilly rain or snow" business. it will
$10113ny be clear tomorrow if lt does~
t storm.
Theflei'aya family must believe in
Millage that it never ruins but
ufiiPa Zeluya has been doing his
down in Nicaragua to ward oil
‘ihilatlon only to resign as announc-
this morning, and son is in New
,, orlr fighting a breach of promise suit.
{filo rest or the family will please re-
L
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. The local stores were never bright
‘QI' nor more replete with magnificent
Vbristmas stocks than they are this
r. in fact it seems that all high
ndardn set by former years have
passed by this holiday season.
The most popular hromidlum these
ya [ill—“it’s almost Christmas. but
doesn't seem like Christmas." Was
fire over a Christmas that people
. n't say ihai?
The vlnarrlod man’s annual joke:
, . hrlstmas never worries me. i don‘t
thaw) to buy any Christmas presents.
Hy wife attends to all that."
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"TABLOID SERMONB.
' Government is a trust. and the oili-
(gel! of the government are trustees:
hilhoth the trust and tho trilsteos“art2
created for the benefit of the people.—
,;‘*llcnry play.
. ‘ incur TOTHE POINT.
,in bouina to look as though milk
and con} would-cost about the same
‘ 'I' abort—Chicago Post.
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The man With the hon has been
drilled in verse, but, to mix meta-
, or In. slang, the man with tho dough
detractors loo.-Boswn Globe.
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’a all right to have Dr. Fletcher
twill chewing lood thirty-two
but the more important ques-
jh many is how to set it to
j «Philadelphia Times.
«-
‘tlons, are that the eminent
.. land statesmen who control
,onai matters will be too busy
ir‘shlp."siibsldy grab, to give
tion to inland watcswdys.—-
Dity star.
J. Hill, the railroad builder.
,- opthion that more divorces
groin bad cooking than lrom
cause. , And yet had cooli-
rsoosnlsod as a ground, tor
m‘mwwm
l, lillilllilil
finality ,Ohoooistoo. Fancy
= W’Mumm
“locum—starches. an Royal Area ‘
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,We don’t want to he peevlsh about ‘
Launch Works
Boat ll‘rsnios set up and ready to
All kinds of repairi work. '
Launches at all sizes built to order
by competent workmen.
OysterShchPoinhNorwaik
'A. J. Hand 8: Company
lillllllllilllll
JOBBINO AND REPAIRING
Hoyt'a T ,_ lulidlngiilouth Non
wol‘chnn. PM 428
David W. Raymond
Funeral Director and Embalmer
10 North Main Street. South Norwsik.
Residence. ii Washington Street.
Telephone st oiiicc. SSS-2.
Telephone at house, 693.
NORWALK
Savings Society
INCORPORATED ms.
Deposits over $3,775,000
George M. Holmes, Frost.
Wm. A. Curtis, Vino-Frost.
Prod'k A. Ella, lacy A Troll.
divorce by the laws or any state:—
Boston Globe.
The fact that siovaluc permits a per-
sou to watch the surgeon operan- on
him appeals pleasurably ill the llnaglnv
ation. Nevertheless. perhaps some
subjects will still prefer to lake pus
sage to drealnlaud during the proce-
dure.—~Provldeuce Journal.
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SEVERELY BlTTEN BY A 006.
Patrick Kelly, llll employee of Hair
bell,'iiall & Randall. Water strcvl.
Norwalk. was severely hllicu on the
thumb by a dog yoslcrdny nilcrnoon.
Mr. Kelly was passing up \‘i‘ater street
when a dog owned by an iialinn made
a rush for ilim and hit him lhrou ii
the thumb. Mr. Kelly at once had 0
wound winterized. This morning he
made a complniui lo the i‘lllt‘f of po-
lice. Thomas Bradley. ii is thought
that no serious efforts will result from
the wound.
—~A splendid line of Miller knives.
at (l. l9. Dow’s.
‘ TIGERS GIVE A BMOKER. .
The Tiger football made merry last
night over the successes ot‘ the past
season. This team is considered to
hold the local football championship.
As a climax to tho soasrm. they do:
fouled the Orioles, oi“ lcusi Norwalk.
who previously had not been scored on
during the season, by the score of in
lo 0.. Last night the Tigers had a
celebration at the Klondike Club,
where the features included an elab-
orate supper and u whooping it up by
the Yale File and Drum Corps.
~Nlce Dorbics for Xmas. O'Brien.
a Unique out
We are giving away
to all who ask for it, a
neat rest wicket bunk.
it holds three dollars
in dimes and will be
opened for yell at the
bank (whether you do-
poalt the money or
not). There are no cou-
dltiona attached to it;
we do not rcthro you
to open an account: it
is a slit. but we hope it
will suggest a savings
account with the
South Nor-walk
Trust Co.
caniirali‘é'm’fw
Post Cards
in. to 25¢
Pack A Inydcr that“. loath Gloves.
Punching Ions. Fountain ns,
Air lliilas. Ito.
At MAN'S
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alarm illitlils llll *
Boys' Russian and Sailor Blouse Suits. pric-
. cdlrom.....................$a.5otonoo
Two-piece Suits for boys from 7 to 16.13ch
' from ........................82.5olouse
Other Good Gifts for Boys
Sweaters Pants . Hats
Shirts Nockwcsr caps
Blouses Hosiery Skating Gaps
Walsts Gloves Underwear
Pajamas Mittens Undorwalsis
Night Shirts Knit Gloves
Garters
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is 80. Main St, Masonic Bull ' '
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WITHOUT THE DIRT
(lar Oats mine to you as clean as it is possible to make them.
We use the utmost care to make clean deliveries.
We realize that when you buy oats you don't want to pay for any
dirt.
You want all nniswaud that's just what we give you.
Quality First, Last and All tho Time.
MANUEL TORO HATCH.
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Proprietor
Ronnie iiorse Feed
Donnie Dairy Feud - i
Ronnie Poultry Peed
Bonnie Stock Feed
Bonnie Scratching Feed
Bonnie Little Chick Food
Coieburn & Lauder
JEWELERS
Has the boy outgrown the dollar watch age? if so look over
Our stocks for reliable «movements in Silver and Gold
Cases. in Open Face and Hunting Case styfis.
The prices are low for the quality. K
No. 3 Main Street.
Norwalk, Conn.
96 Washington Street,
South Norwalk, Couli.
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Come and See the
Wild Geese
Long island Escallops, 25c qt; Frost Fish, 10c
lb.; Codiish, 10c lb.; Jack Shad, 12c lb.;
Whiting, 6c lb., 5 lbs. for 250.; Hake,
8c lb.;, .Weakiish, 12c lb.; Rock-
away Long Clams, 35c qt.
Blues, Fresh Cod. Halibut, Spanish Mackerel, Smelt, Bluefish.
Haddock, New Bediord and Sea Scallops, Grecnporl
Oysters, Long and Round Clams.
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market.
TELEPHONE 108. FREE DELIVERY.
Pill’llliii lllllillllill. lflllli ill lllll Sillill.
HOW"!!! THEATRE Wars. eraser, lliill) a. lib—«Open-
1‘llc 01‘0” SUN! Company DOW NM“ lug prices or swells advanced on a
lay at lloyi's Theatre made good ”9 very moderate amount or bunlnoss.
nuguiunoui here last night by prosont- 'l‘he gains Wore all small fractions. ox-
inr; the beautiful western military rcpt Baltimore and Ohio Denver and
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drama, The Cowboy Girl, to a large
and enthusiastic audience... The play lilo Grandc, Union i’fli‘lflc Mill Hill
than Copper, which rose more than a
I
in tour acts tells a good story or heart
interest, being interspersed with plen- 1' - »
WALL STREET, ii a. rue-«Some ei-
tort was made to urea d a following
ly or good comedy. Miss Bertha Bella
by blddlnlr up Roudin slid Southern
Walker in the part of dress was excel-
lent and made a beautiiul appearance
Pacino large fractionsphut the move
moat did not bring lar response. the
as the cowboy girl. Victor Souther-
lsnd as Capt. [awrenco h n lod that
rest of the list iluotust fill an uncut»
isln manner with a for: stocks show-
part in a masterly style. a it irony in!
said that ho is one a! the olevcrost
in; heaviness. Rock "Island lost a
point and a sprinkling of the import.
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slot-ll loading men who ever played
boreh'l‘he nomad element in the play
”Mission. mm
dream
icr road it.
~30 a list for Xmas. O'Brien.
Special Christmas prices on sold
chairs. writing desks and shaving
sets. Soc r. A. Hitchcli‘s adv.
will-ass and Children's Slippers.
Flynn 6. Ryan. .
John Murphy, of East avenue, who
has been undergoing treatment at the
gonad: Hospital, was discharged to-
ay.
-Buy men's slits at a. man‘s store.
Rogers 0. Stevens' is the best man's
store.
The last meeting at the death Nor.
walk city council of 1909 will be held
on Wednesday evening. December
29th. at which time all of the odds and
ends of the business of the year will
be disposed oi.
» You can set a Win Razor ior
Xmas at C. id. Dow‘s.
Second Lieutenant Migrando Ray-
mond, oi the Sixth Company. Coast An
illlrly Corps, has been notiilcci to ap-
pear before the Connecticut National
Guard examining board
on January nth.
in Hartford.
fillings, Bracelets, Necklaces. l’ins. ‘
Waist Sets at half price.
Main street. ‘
Douglas Fowler Post. (i. A. it. to
gather with the Woman's licllc-i' (‘orps
and Sons or Veterans. will attend the
Sunday Evening institute. nosi Sun-
day evening, on the occasion of its pa-
triotic meeting.
~—-i.llue Hats. Derbles, Nappcd lists,
Caps, Canes and Umbrellas ior Xmas
O'Brien. ..
The city board of estimate and tax-
ation will meet next Tuesday evening,
at the council chamber to iuriher con-
alder the coming year's budget. it is
proposed to hear the highway, the
health water and library departments
at the next session.
milieu “RIC, fill!!! “BIB. U ill-“ion.
A report came to police headquar-
ters last evoulng that some drunken
strangers were panhandling on the av.
cnuc. Captain William R. Pennington
and (Minor Frank titration took a
trip up the avenue to cltlaozus' attire
but could not dad the strangers.
--l"or "his" Xmas, how about ii (iii
lotto Saioiy Racer? (2. is}. Dow.
All members of lhlualss Fowler Post
(i. A. it, are requested to meet at the
Post Room at 5:30 p. in, Sunday ev‘
coins, to aihnd the. lecture to be giv-
en in the Sunday Evening institute
Course at the South Norwalk Conno-
nailonal Church bl‘ .l. Wilder Fair-
bunks.
wlloys' Caps, lloys' t‘nps. (i'lirlen.
Lathe iii. Wright. has not yet sold
his property at the corner oi North
Main and Union airoels from which
the building was burned some time
ago. Mr, Wright is still contemplating
the erection oi some one story stores
next spring unless the properly is sold
by that time.
~liall also. (‘sbinot Photos. $1.3m
in South
our dean; lull also Cabinet Photos, 8::
per dos. Photos Sundays. ill! Stuart Av.
How «day it is to deceive the eye is
shown by the novel balloon display in
a window or Adolph W. llroyluas‘ Ma-
hackomo corner cigar store. A num-
her of small rubber balloons are kept
in continuous motion by an electric
fan, but they dart around so rapidly
that rarely is anyone able to loll lust
how many u! the balloons there are in
the enclosure.
- There is no store lit The Niil'WRIKB
boiler prepared in take care oi your
every want than Church a Miller.
leading Honors.
The joint ronnnlltvc oi Court. Ma-
hackomo and Court iuillnoudc Donna.
cla, Foresters of America, hold a moot
lair last evening at the home oi Dr.
ll. ll. West in South Main street. when
plans were completed for the next so.
olal the use courts will have. it has
been decided to have it on New Year's
eve and than watch the old your out
and the now one in.
~Iicn's and Boys” Caps. O‘llrlon.
The appearance of Master
Raymond Clarke, the boy soprsu so-
loist of New York city at the South or-
wallr Baptist church. Sunday evening.
will add great interest to the otherwise
popular service. “My ideal Truly Walt-
eth." by Cobb. and “0 hard he Merci-
ful," by Bartlett. it cannot be remem-
bered when a boy soprano of such
prominence has made an appearance
in South Nor-walk.
wllaciul Xmas (Jilin for everyone.
at popular prices. (3. J. Mints it Go.
Charles Ill. Johnson, who was torm-
erly proprietor of the (lunatic building
ulnar store, and who (or the past sever—
al yours has been with the modal the
glue company, is in B utii Norwslk (or
seven! days reproach ' n; the company
in connection wit the repairs to the
Delsol casino at a municipal electric
blant. incidents . Hr. Johnson has
been renewing oi acquaintances, all
or his old irlcnds bolus pleased to see
him again.
"u 001i! i out 1,, Charles m not railroads and specialties barely ~Gsnts‘ Umbrellas. Fons. Military
halite me. o» the whole it was a ham their own. ”will”. ““0“ 30*“ t" 1"" 9"“-
very ploaalns‘ performance and do. warn. srannr. l p. m.»’l‘ransso- 1‘ South 3“” 'm'l‘ ‘
servos sood .maso. 0 steadily. lion. were at a mini III to the stock Al tho inset! clUloGonlrlllalm
Tuesday and handily u lhts, with diurnal. the sinuses any decided Union last nigh ‘ ‘ J. hrunstrso
s matinee on ill bacilli! the company movsmaatolibsr «shaving tho tradv was «hot-ll ,, ‘ilslosaio it! ill.
will alter turn his mtmm on without any marina-"BIN Dist-v labor new
name» ,,,|l.siidibolsst lcutbcrnlin use, W .
athsrwm’fi‘i': 'i'hmss'l’l‘mboasoliiiactcssd " Ouch
. , as a is" sass-d .
mflm , {(W- W
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Useful holiday [fits are advertised
in the “V. or I). With today. Bill-
Noolivssar ...........csc, Ills. II
Issuadan,.........as. lac, Oi
Handkerchisis ........10o to 809
Gloves ..............100 to $1.50
Illlt Muiliors .. "“500, St. 31.60
Hoolory ............10c, 26c. 50¢
Sweaters ...............sl to u
Umbrellas ...............i to $6
Ranyosrcycovcrlfnfiil. Century
be'boilsllinowudwcwm
dellvcranydsy
For the man or woman who wishes to make prac-
ticsiprcsents, our store is full of useful articles.
Price’s Clothing Store
98 Washington Street, South Norwalk
TELEPHONE 165-5
“item .....Il-uumuo"
HIM”........“-5oy“c“.50
l-iouu Coats .............u. U
sun nos.- f,...........u.so.u
Shins .............50c, SI, ".50
Fancy Vests ........-..33, I4. 06
anooi .......83 $3.50, :4, $4.50, as
Suits and Overcoats...blo to 826
sittings made up to a few days
LITTLE GEMS OF
GILT METAL FRAMES, all one:
PICTURE
Open Evenings JACKSON
J ACKSON ’S STUDIO
PHOTOGRAPHS—-
New Stylel in FOLDERS and ARTIST PROOF
A new line oi HAND COLORED Nature PRINTS, beautifully executed
READY made FRAMES in GOLD. VENEERS. OVAL and SQUARE
Exclusive Designs
From selected patterns. in Gold,_Aniin\IM and Veneers. in our own
FRAME SHOP
VISIT OUR STUDIO
'8 STUDIO Opp. Hotel, Norwalk
before Christmas. Come now!
ART at low prices
in Antique and Etched Patterns
FRAMING
3 plus. Raisins ............. 25ci
3 plots. Currants ............... . .25:
3 lbs. Net‘s-Seed Raisins ...... ...25c
3 lbs. Muscaiel Raisins .......... 25c
3 lbs. Prunes .................... 25c
3 lbs. Witt. Miner! Moat .......... 25:
3 pkga. Mince Meat . ............ 256
Oranges, Grapes, Cranberries. Celery
Specials for the Week
1 lb. Peaches ............ . ....... 10c
1 lb. Apricots .................. .15c
l in. Citron .............. ....20c
l lb. Orange. or Lemon 1’ch ...... 15c
Plum Pudding. can. ..10c, 25c Ind 45c
Mixed Nuts, lb. ................ ..10c
Pickled Salmon, lb. .............. 12c
. Cauliflower, Sweet Potatoes and
Spinach.
UNITED GROCERY 00.
no NORTH MAIN STREET
PHONE :43
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Jewelry, Watches,
ding Gifts at half price.
NO. 16 SOUTH
SACRIFICE SALE
THE ENTIRE STOCK OF THE .
ROOD JEWELRY STORE
WILL BE CLOSED OUT AT
SACRIFICE PRICES
A rare opportunity to secure Christmas Presents and Wed-
Clocks, Silverware
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MAIN STREET
UNIFORM HEATW
You can heat your house uniiormly with a
Honeywell Temperature Regulator
Will keep your house at just the temperature
Honeywell will save coal and gain
you want it. The
comfort for you. ‘
Installed by any plumber or heating contractor on 30 days' trial.
Attached to any hot air, but
information.
water or steam heater. Ask for
The Argand Boiler Company
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
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Muulcal Union has earned to furnish
an orchestra oi twolvo pieces (or dau-
cill . ,
filter the winter season now a rail
line i Delicatessen at the loading
place. 0. iii. Friedrich.
A hearing on a motion to strike out»
some oi the paragraph: in the com.
plalnt in the suit tor the alienation of
his wife's attentions brought by Hon
man w. Rector. of Darlsn. asalnst
Charles Oahu. or atamtord. is being
hold today in the superior court It
brimvort. Hoot", who brousht this
sound tollcwlns is successful suit for
divorce assirist b s wits. to remind
by K h and Condos or this city and
lesson a and Carrol- represent Orbs.
'l’boicrrnsr mailman! Ochoarc
now married
«~Nioo 3m Umbrellas. O'ilriss.
a
”Mass mgrutim rosy
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A NARROW “CAPE.
When Mr. Hartman returned an,
hour-.later than usual. Mrs. Hartman
askad him the reason, and his soari-
naturod lace was solemn as he answer-
bcfi "i ho! had one .narrcw escape
from drownin. Karolina," ho ssid.‘~.
"How was t at happen ?" alkali his
wife. as she helped him unwind the
itnlitcd scar! irom his neck. ”full to
me it at once. Hans."
“it. was at the terry that i came
into,” said Mr. Hartman. “Irma lilo
blocked cars, and the boat she was
lost stat-tins. A man he called no
out. 'Joonipl cl‘ and for one ino-
mostlthou immanent-herald.
Isl l raisin ad Israel: to as «silos.
and wait, and is one minute ism.
Katalin
Norwalk Chronicler