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WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwalk .and vicinity: Partly
cloudy tonight. Wednesday fair.
Colder on the coast touight. Brisk
and probably high ncrt east shifting
to west winds. Airoug of low pres-
sure extends this morning from Lake
Erie, eouthesstward to Nantucket,
Mass It. is producing unsettled weath-
ed with rain 0r snow in the eastern
portion of the Lake region and New
England. Pleasant weather with low
temperatures prevails in the southern
and Western sections. Alliston. N. D..
reported a miinmum temperature of
10 degrees .beiow zero.
TEMPERATURE YEAR AGO TODAY.
Temperature: Low. 35; high. 46.
Partly cloudy. .
Large assortment of toys at Brigger
man's. See adv.
Our Brothers' l‘sodgc. No.- 10 I. 0.0.
R. conferred the third degree last
evening on three candidates at their
meeting. .
The first of thhvuolm'sy goods have
arrived at Tristram and Hyatt's and
are now on a itheadv. will tell
you about them: 1;;
Mr Metcalfi" . t s5the liar~
lsum prepare , 1 1_ . 'p'ho has
n here to ; tsp is. has re
turned from it trlif, “ America
Peter Seaman. of Orange. N. 1.. who .
has been visiting at his former home
in Chestnut street. South rwalk. re.
turned to that place sunday evening
to resume his duties.
Mrs. Edw‘nrd Nichols. of Stamford.
gave birth to a little daughter oh Sup-
day exactly at noon. Thug Jam @-
Klernua. of Norwalk is a grandfather
for another time. Mist Nichols being "
his daughter
Concord Division. Sons of Tempor-
ance. met last evening in the quarters
of the division in the Gazette building
in Wall street. Routine business was
transacted, but nothing at special inl-
porlance was done. ‘
Frank Olmslcad. of Berkeley street.
employed in Cavanagh and Wlst's
clothing store in Main street. severely
burned his hand Sunday wl't‘ he has of
paper matches. He has been suffering
considerhble pain since the accident;
—~—'i‘ry Banner pieces. 20c; crullers,
18c. Fresh today. llanner Bakery.
Mr. and Mrs. John O'Bullivan. who
are seriously ill at their home in his
pic street. appear to be resting (om
fortubiy. Both are suffering from
paralysis. Mr. 0"8ullivans attack
came a few weeks ago and since his
right side has been affected.
All who wish to take part in the
Sunday Evening Institute Chorus at
the Toistol memorial meeting next
Sunday evening are requested to meet.
for the tlrst reharsiil at! the South Nor
walk Congregational t.
holiday evening at 7: 30 o’.clock Vol-
unteers who can sing and read music
and also orchestra volunteers are in-
vited
Franks. Baku—mimics. some time
has been in the employ of the Adams
Express Comps
arcumi a little
up by a parti ver attack of
rheumatism. sh similar
attack a year 5:1” ho pres-
ent recurrence fill ‘
so severe that e is now she to walk
only with dlfll
—-Clood minnow... nanny children.
comfortable home. Raymond Bros.’
cool insures in re. 1 ‘
The soil of
which has boon waning from at.
George. New Brunswick. to Norwalk.
for several months with pulp for tho
Stfioorge Pulp and Roper Company.
made her last. trip this month. and
today was towed out by the steamer
for the winter
piano, dod‘ialo listed! you have
edited the Innuendo
. ”In. attractivenewstore'atmi y“ it n”
Washington strut. M‘Ml “not
nil-Mica non issue. ,~9nmh them
have alum”; 11 ’1 ,1
L www.m“t >~~fl : ‘
' “in the best is
a. see adv. on the ion
, w-1l‘sol glen ‘
TAYLoRa GOLDEN
hurch on Wed- i|
ncls Goblinow, ‘
Nam” no “i: myth” {:2 lull a month. and
Q 1'
ram. no.1andylilihorel'wull 1“” "hm your
. if you necrosis: of buying a n we
re Piano Com» ,
cm. :3) here opened up their hand-
Insurance
" waoumorou crash-r. scorn
noawALmoo .
ratssnons nos
Park 8. Tilford’s
DeliciouSCandies
--80LD AT—
F. H. BAXTER’S
DRUG 8T0!!!
Time for K. D. Frames for next. sum-
mer's boat, now. Special prices. Two
slightly used boats for sale; one 35- ft.
half cabin, with 8 h. p. new motor.
One 21-ft. with 6% h. 9. Stanley. Vary
cheap if bought now.
OSCAR ANDERSON
Oystchheil PointNorwalk
A Gold
Chafing Dish Set 1
$25. 05 ‘
One of the "gems" in our extensive display .05 high.
grade, reliable Nickel Will! handsome Chat! a; {Dish
Set. consisting o! |
places: Tray (a label or
copper) 12$” ill-l Salad
F k and
of M11“,
Poacher:
Dllb (
in: PM;
Chat!
one» Still“
ty. Each
nickel silWr
plated and fit
ebonlsod howl... mitts
8st makes a moot doe-
‘ fol and handsome gift.
Price. complete Cot.
only £5
H
lor
is
old
KAI]. OIDllilu MINI. 1"!
Don’t fall on sold for our New Ill-alto
scribing and Illustrating the lotus novelties told
no imported China. GI luau-n. etc. lent mo 1"“ request.
Crown
is the most satisfactory way of sav-
ing a tooth. as it preserves it from
further decay. retains the size and
shape. and usefulness. To have a
crown wear well it. must. be made of
heavy gold: a thin one and thick one
may look exactly alike int tie mouth.
despite a vest difference in wearing
qualities. This lies with the dentist
and nothing but his honesty will fill
your needs. That is why my crowns
stand the test of time and why others
wear through.
Dr. J. H. Mallory
10 South Main BL. loath Norwolk
Hours: 8 o. in. no a p. m. lundays
by appointment only.
Towels
We are now carrying a complete
line of Towels. in Huck, Linen.
Damask. ctc’. Prices range from
25c to 51..
Christmas Novelties
81! hi SPLAV
0
' J. I. MALLETTE
(formerly nyunm Dawson)
IO WAIHINO‘LON STRICT
o‘.
CityNatiOnalBank
TRANSACTI A GENERAL BANKING
BUOINIOO
Capital
"00,000.00 [117,000.00
Safe Deposit Bones. '8 and 06 per year
EDW|N H. MATHIWOON. Free.
JOHN H. KNAPP. lot Vino-Pr“.
FREDERICK H. ROWAN. 8nd Vino»
Pros.
WiLFRlD IODWILL. Cashier
DIRIOTOM
EH. Mathewson Henry Seymour
John H. Knapp Bsmuol Grumman
Josiah It. Marvin .i. Wallace Marvin
Christian strts John H. Light
Prod H. Rowan
...—
a cash mount for - ‘
money sou.
“ ‘1 The money spent .
. needlessly will
surprise you. , ‘
can month 4...
,1 take it for granted you want to buy‘the best stock deeds. But.
how are you to know—know so that there's can't be the , slightest
chance for a mlstnke~that Bonnie Home Ground Feed for Horses,
Cattle and Poultry. are the best: Keep on feeding the feed you're
buying now with one-halt your stock To the other half teed Bonnie
Feed. if you don't know otters. trial that Bonnie Feed is the best
feed you ever used. l'ii not bother you to buy any more of Bonnie
brand. What Is it made on Corn. Oats. Barley and pure wheat pro-
ducts. freah ground each day.
First in quality. last in price. always in the minds of its custom-
ersmnonnie Home Ground Feed for Horses, Cattle and Poultry.
MANUEL TORO HATCH.
WOW
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For Fresh FISH go where the handle nothing
but FISH to get the BEST
NATIVE narrlau. not drooood . 3 pounds 25c
WEAKFISH,...... ..... .............. ..... , ...... ........v........9...12¢
sea socALLoh. .. ........... .. ..... ........ ............4iicuuart
new sucrose AND LONG iSLANDS ........ . .soc qum
SNAPPEN ILUES. BIA TROUT. SPKNiSH MACKEREL. ILUEFIOH.
LONG AN DANOUND CLAMO. HALIBUT. STEAK COD. MILL POND 0V3
Cull) Bridge Fish Market.
urinating.
TELEPHONE 108.
i v ,
in our stock will lie ooidlat greatly re
ducad prices for the next sixty days.
to make room for our spring work.
V ‘
South Norwalk Monumental Works
onu- and Yard raaoIaicK H. amuse.
4 SOUTH MAIN STREET one-ms».
noun. Norwslli ,, as south slain at.
Iurpiuo and Profits ' “ " '
VERY BEST CREAMERY BUTTER. a pound. .. .36c
A&P FANCY PATENT FLOUR. a barrel .; ..... .. ....... $6.30
A&P FANCY PATENT FLOUR 243/. pound bag“ ......... 80c
25 pounds GRANULATEDSUGAR for . ...... 3 .......... . . . $1.30
19 pounds GRANULATED SUGAR for ............ . . . .. . 31.100
91/, pounds GRANULATED SUGAR for ..... 1. ...... ... . . . ..... Soc
4% pounds GRANULATED SUGAR for . .. .1... 25¢
The111Great A&P Tea Company
, too wasnmcroiv o 7.. oouru woswaut.
Tel. No. nog.Doi11ivorieo 8:3c s. m. and s 30 ern.
...»...
There is a ”difference in “on” crowns, .i. i. Mallet"
and if your teeth need to be crowned her already largo stcc 30¢ fancy and
or treated in any way you will find it useful articles nod ti the prices in
to "your advantage to read Dr. J. ll. today's adv. Better read it.
Malieryjs adv. The captain of a lumbar schooner
Joseph Ksltnor was arrested last now lying in the harbor has lost had a
night on complaint of his wife and forceful illustrhticn of the difference
charged with intoxication and breach of prov‘nillng provision prices here and
of the peace. Dinner John Tonthlil in Nova Scotts where he recently name
was summoned to his wife' a home. it from. Here he paid so cents per tiosen
appears from the complaint that Ksl- for from on. as mlnst 26 cents in
ad toweln to
moon. po.und .
'nieri ti. Dorsey 3. Ray 1
‘ of the hall busy cheering. first for
mcr. who has not been living with his Nova acetic "min mus turkey. ”up. “no“ if
family for s i three years. showed in: for from to .conto a pound. a,“ ' . . It. “Mg! M...“
up last even ng in a tJoublosome whereas the “a in mama? BI Nichol;
s . r isostnsosvss-oo-sg.
cloudo floghgmcsségas non sued until were selling ll1l¢lli , “‘0': bolt forward l
. manila“ i. ................. An
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(continued n'om ”First Rose)
The big some saw another team
new to Norwaikers come here and add
to its reputation by trimming the 404
cats Just as in the opening game.
the visitors by a small margin deserv-
ed the decision. the Settlement quintet;
being Just enough more accurate in
passing and shooting baskets to get
the best end of the score. individually
the Norwalk players are the some
skillful lads and the team play that
is necessary to win games these day's
will see show itself Their passes
that we intercepted last night proved
the undoing of the local team. i
The New York team was composed
of a shori- thick-set lot of players who.
when the contest. opened. showed a
style of play noticeable for their in-
terference and hard charging at theirI
opponents. They shot the bail to one
another and put a vim into; their play
that soon gave them a load. 7 to 3.
but their methods and eagerness sev-
eral times brought them penalties
from the referee and Norwalk by free
throws and field goals. pulled up on
the Settlement team by the time the
half closed. The score then read: Un-
ALL sun's LOOK ALIKE
To SOME PEOPLE
High-grade Suits d. Overcoats'
will reveal features not soon in the general line of main.
Hand buttonholes. hand-foiled collars. and all the points 61 ms
tailoring. -
We are showing a second crop of Overcoats (sold all the first)?"
They are great values. at 315. 010.50. 018 and sec. ,.
. one
.9-
nun-1H1
iveralty Settlement. 12: Norwuik. 11. 1 Fine Fall Furnishings Fit for Fashionable Pom
isn't-footed. li‘Joth anfirelgslt‘l nod rtihp~
pe tupintesecon n u e.
timekeepor’s bell marked its close' at .. . ...... . ”but” all
with the teams playing their hardest I
to break a tie score. 26~26.
There was a short pause and an ex-
tra period otiive minutes’ play began.
according to Reach rules. lint the
rest had just taken the edge off the
Norwailt team's [Nilay and *two field
goals went to theN ew Yorkers' credit
in short order. As the home team.
could not add to.lts total the extra.
session expired with the standing
thus: University Settlement, 30; Nor-
walk. 26.
Streneand. of Clark House. played
last night under the name of ilrown.‘
and Cahili' 3 effective work in playing.
this star was a noteworthy feature.
.lirill was a very good performer ‘ ' ‘ “
Christmas Photograpfhs”;l,li
was'in much better shape than in the
first game. but he will hereafter play
COMB NOW AND BE SURE OF HAVING WORK FOR CHMITMAI .
Picture Frosting—with 300 Patterns to Select From
i
SHOES
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98 Washington Street
South Norwalk. Conn.
PRICE’S ‘“
with the Stamford team. newly organ~ ‘
load and composed of players well-
known here. iiay's place will be taken
by a new man from‘out of town. who
will be at center for Norwailt next
Monday night. when the Stamford
team plays here. , N S -
gm ...”... Jackson s ew Art. tore .
“m“ ---- it i'éfififlér'd” “mm“, m CONNICTlON WITH arunio. etc-runner ALL Kmos
H. Brill ................ Dorncy'
.if Opposite Hotel
10 ...: Jackson’s Studio :2 :: :: ”...“...
u I'- ‘7
lisnm .......... c1 ............ Dsaoni ‘
Right guard.‘
M. “rill ................. 1.. Chill“
Left guard
Goals from field—Brown i, H. Brill
i. Freeman 8. ilaum 2. M. ilrill 3. Gnar-‘
Ben Hurliloun Bag 800; Barrel $6.50
P110131 [me ”Hawk—Freeman 2 fl Maine Potatoeh .................... . . . . . . . .pCCk 303' buahel. 15¢
mil 4 Guarnlcri 1. Dagnn 7 g. . .
wrefrwwmy Rooney 3 packages any loind Panc;ke Flour . ......... . .’.. . . .1 1. . . . . . 1.553
me new?” our” ks ea c ker’s or W its Rose a col. . .
The first game of the evening was 3 p“ g H c . _ O in} ‘ H ‘ ’5:
such an own thing throughout as to 3 quarts CrsnhErrics ........ .............. ....1... . .4' n... .1. use...”
keep the partisans on the north side'
Home Celery and Spinach. Sweet Potatoes. Grapes. Cranes.
“:1,
High School and then for the Kaiser Apples. Nuts and Sweet Cider.
UNITED. GROCERY COMPANY
lads. Weakened by the absence of
iticbord lrelsnd. High School showed
it. was not disheartened and. with Cos-
tello shifted from center to torward
and Ferris in at center sailed into the
Kelsey A. C. players and made the llrst
score.
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20 scam MAIN sTatrr.
liar-d fast playing on both‘
sides brought the standing to 3-7 ini
favor of High School at the close ofI
...... in
the. half. ., - , . A .
The good work of Seymour. of lastI ‘ 4. - 7 -
season 's High School team. helped the ‘- .
Kelsey team into the lead earl in the u - er eese 3
second half. However. the s udenta , ’ ,
brrliced tramway of tlhe‘half and gain'ed .
i‘ “d i 3‘ V“ F “‘9 l°° much °" Our Store is noted for the above article's. as we take gm ido in
‘sch‘i‘éoi”gfmnm.i°filiri§m 3331331: this department. You can nothssurod when buying‘ at fiannn'o . .
the goodwill m ”Wm thehend. you will molvs fresh goods. and the prices are always ri . ,1 1
Jack Guarnleri. for to Keiseyo. v . rum :
made a sensational overhead shot that 2.3:; 32,“? 9:: 1.33.3.3: {33333.1 dth'IlI ‘ ..........1.. ‘ "'7' . .
we“ gaggfio“:&"§“m¥htm" "3 Best New Yo State Choose. pound. .. ......flo a.
' " W imported Swiss Cheese. pound ..... ..... .. “or ....
and while team. with Ferris a good MscLa ‘ portal 0900“ “0-25. 5
second.» The team owed its victory Sheffor‘dfianlP Cheese """"""""""""""" ""-" 10. . ‘1‘.
to the way the entire combination 1 Pineapplomhozgz ....................... m 111
iii-Munroe“ .. m a .0... wn- m... ...»... c.....'.,“.;.'.;.;':::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;::. 1......
malt; “$311. . imported Melon Cheese. pound ..... ............~.........-... A a;
Hill a" ' " Kl ltacliaron‘sliocuofcrtChoeso... ..1Io...r,~'
mama) ”' . '“V‘ Pimento Choeoo.inr........ ........... ........ ......L.‘.mh‘ “’
mli'l‘ghi‘forward: """ Warranted Ens. per dozen ........ ' om
McMahon ................ Gusrnlori Very Bacillus. do.“ """" ’“""'"" “""""""'”“‘W“"' W.
Left forward l ‘ ‘ »
Ferris . . ......c. .. Hines1 OILIGT GIOOIRIIO. TIAO. COFFIII. WINII AND LIOUQRI
enter"
l'Stotcy‘W ........ .Btorons
Right guard .
Greenwood .......... Seymour
Loft. guard.
Ms from flnldwCostoilo ii. Mc-
Mahon 5, Greenwood 2. Guamlerl s
aoymour t
From free throws—McMahon 2.
Guernlori i.
defame—Frank Rooney
seasons. as: IT. JOHN'I.” .
The Superba ilva went to Stamford.
last night. and dotmiod tho Stamford
live. by the score of 33 to as The
s was clean and full of excltemonti
from start in union. The lineup wast
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