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WEATHER F0 CAST.
Flor Norwslk and vici ihi y: Fair to-
night; Sunday generally cloudy with
light snow or rain; rising tenipera-
ture; moderate variable winds becom-
ing south tonight. The ridge or high
pressure with 10w temperatures that
was over the central sections yester-
day has movad eastward and is now
over the eastern sections. WNorthdeld
Vt, sub Canton, N. 21., reperted 14 de
grees elow zero. A disturbance cen-
tral this morning over Lake Superior
is causing the temperature to rise rap-
idly in the central sections With light
snow in the Lake region. The temper-
ature will rise quite rapidly on Sunday.
TEMPERATURE YEAR AGO TODAY.
m’i‘emperature: Low, 21; high, 31.
car.
., <'
See the special otter for tonight in
the Mints adv. It wilisnrcly interest
the little ones. '
Harold Beers. of Westport. was tak-
en ill Wednesday night. and is now
threatened with an attack of pneumo-
nia. Friends fear tar his condition.
There was a rehearsal of 'Clinton
Commandery. No. 3. Knights Templar.
last evening in the quarters of the
iodge in the Wall street Masonic build-
ng.
-Buy your Barbies at OBI-lens.
Thomas Jone 5.11m c so was con-
tinued a few ds sage on! this morm
ing, was again continued this morning .
for a month by Judge Joseph R.’ Toy -.
ior
Frank Bresnan picked up a small
boy with his “rip" while 'sliding on Ar-
mory Hill, last eVening. but investiga-
tion showed that the boy was unin-
Jared.
The Arion Singing Society is plan-
ning tor a big time on Christmas
night, Sunday, December 25th at Ar
ion Hall. Tickets have been issued for
the affair
“Christmas sale auspices Indios'
Aid, First M. E. Church. Tuesday.1
to 7. L. H. Becker's store; .
There will he a meeting of the B
I. L. tomorrow morning at in ociook
in the Central Labor 1.) calm in Wash-
. ington street and every. member is re-
quested to be present. q
Joseph Fortin. 'oi NorWaik. took up
his new duties this morning in Miller
and Tracey’s cafe in Water street, '
Nor-walk. lie was iormeriy employed in
Roy' s cafe in Main attest
Miss Evelyn Kori“! er. of the
Norwalk library force. resigned
her position in the} Norwaik library
and ilken a similar position in the
' Tromont library in ’New York city.
-—Latest Dorbies at O'Brien's.
._ Wallace R. Sammie, son oi Mr. and
firer. H. Sammie. at New Canaan.
has been appointed a superhumersry
policeman in South Norwslk. His so
pointmont was made by Mayor Pobi-
man on Monday.
The Marvels defeated 111.“. (mo-.11:
Nomadic at basketball by the score oi
47 to 2. The Munch .i .dei'oatod
i the Crescents. or Winnips .by the
" score of 17 to 4. After the game the
large crowd enjoyed the dancing.
Cocksnoo Tribe; 1. O. R. M, held a.
‘business meeting. and rehearsal or the
warriors' degree last eyeni in their
quarters in Wall street iii t e Gazette
building. The work was well done and
all were pleased with the rehearsal.
aunt. John I: Keyser, contractors.
have the‘ contract to erect a seven
rosin cottage in t Norwaiir for
South Norwaik parties.
The meeting or St. Mary's Young
lion’s Club was held last evening in
the c b rooms in Leopard street and
t Thomas F presided.
if One new number, Js es ayes. was
taken hand other matters at business
5 WIN
int-asst o. (it-sac .iorsssrir oi Nor-
“ walk. late or thorfi'aflu's department
. or the gov eat at Washinstoo. D.
3 E3 ”1.“? °rs '9' “Whom?
It I
3 day to "mm s iirst oi Jan-
, tots July «it.
its has been
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Insurance
TAYLOR '81 GOLDEN
N WAlI'IINGTON ITRII‘I‘I IOUTH
uoswaut. cons. . .
TILIPHONI 1.“
Park & Tilford’s
i
~80”) AT—
F. H. BAXTER’S
DRUG UTORI '
Time for K. D. Frames for next stun~
mcr's post, now. Special prices. Twc’
slightly used boats for sale; one sort,
halt cabin. with 8 h. 9. new motor.
One 21-tt. with 5% h. p. Stanley. Very
cheap it bought now.
OSCAR ANDERSON
OysterSheuPointNorwalk
If YOu Have
old roots in your month causing you
trouble, do not allow them to remain.
giving an unwholesome breath and in~
viting disease. They can be removed
WITHOUT PAIN by my methods. I
have given special time and study to
this work. and you will ilnd me well
equipped for the needs of such condi-
tions. What I am doing every day for
others.‘I can do for you. Call in and
we will talk the matter over.
Dr. J. H. Mallory
16 South Main St. South Norwsllt
. , .1 11
Hours: 9 a. in. to 8 p. m. Sundays
by appointment only.
1.1
1~ .
Hahdkétéiiiéis
Hematitohed Linen..12l/gc, 261:. 350
”Embroidered Linen. .12i/ac to 32.50
noon Initial. . . . . . . . . .12‘/,, 25c
Special Boxes A dos. .31. 50 per box
Plain and Fancy ........... 51: each
Lawn ......... .. .12Vgc,w25c and We
XMAS POST CARDS
1.1. MALLETTE
(iormariy Misses Dawson)
as WASHINGTON OTi‘tll'i’
‘CityNationaiiiiink Cuthill’s Bridge FiSh Market.
FREE DELIVERY!
SOUTH NOBWALK, CONN.
massacre A GENERAL assume -
susmsss
ww—
Capital surplus and Profits
«00,000.00 ”11,000.00
ins—in—
em Deposit loses, some so oer yesr
EDWIN H. MATHIWION. Pres.
JOHN H. KNAPP, M Vice-Pros.
FREDERICK H. ROWAN. and VM
Pros. .
WILFRID BODWILL, Cashier
DIRIO'I’ORI
I. H. Mathewson Henry Isymour
John H. Knapp Samuel Grumman
Josiah it. Marvin J. Wallace Marvin
Christian dwarts John H. Light
Fred H. Home
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~~acsshaooonnttor
. ~iustaniosth.sad
1 learn where roar 1:
..;:ssaitergoss. ,.~ 1. V.
The money spent .
needlessly will
1‘ You'll " ss‘ Vila
For Fresh FISH go where the handle nothing
but FISH to get the BEST '
wssknes. sweeten. SALMON. HALIBUT, curries. seamen
MACKEREL, snaeesn stuns. STEAK coo. SMELT, POLLOCK. rsos'r.
FISH. surrsarm‘t. HERRiNG, FINNAN HADDIE, LONG Istano me
can EBOALLOPS, HARD cums, oassuposr oversee, noun AND
nouuo cLAMt. .1
OVERCOATS
with a Surplus of Val f
Style often makes a new customer for
no Overcoats anywhere handsomer than ours.
But St is can’t hold a customer, ii the coat depart-W -'
“make 3 ”in actual service.
It ll the Style, plus the Value in our costs and other
clothing that has built up our tremendous trade.
And it is not alone this PLUS Value, but ”BUR--
PLUS of it that is spreading our isms all over this section
—throu h the words of our glossed customers. ‘OUR
ovsa oars ARE BETTE THAN YOU sxrac'r
THEM TO BE FOR THE PRICE.
See them; let them prove themselves.
Double-acting collar costs in a splendid ranc
fancy greys, browns and tans—the finest all-aroundfiivin-
tor Overcoats ever made—$10 to $25. 1
Black and Oxford Chostcrficlds, the dressiest Over-
wag;o there arc-lined with serge, Venetian or silk—Ste
to
We are taking extra good care of boys this season in
the Overcoat line—a big variet of the fancy button-to-
chin costs for boys up to 17, 3 to $10; and handsome
chinchilla coats for boys up to to, $5 ‘to $8.1:
‘1.
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TWO STORES:
The New Store ' 1
as Wall St, Norwalk.
You want to trade at a store that you can depend on~a store that'is
sincere in its ovary effort to give you an honest service~s store that
will never misrepresent quality. in short, a sincere store that is con-
tent to build for the 111m. and so will keep 1111111 with its customers
My business has been builded on a iirm foundation of honesrhgrsin at
fair prices and not a onetime order place i sent your custoin M~ fl
and wantitin the future. . 1 .. , y :1“ '
_MANUEL TORO HATCH.
First inquality, last in price. always in the minds of its custom-
ers-—Bonnib Home Groundli‘eed for Horses, Cattle and Poultry.
TELEPHONE 108.
Chrietmas Photographs
COM! NOW AND II IURI OF HAVING WORK FOR OHIIITMAI
Picture Framing—with 300 Patterns to Select From
Jackson’s New Art Store
"IN CONNIOTION WITH STUDIO.
Jacksca’ s Studi
PIOTUNI‘I OF ALL KIND.
Opposite'V iiotcl
1 Notwsilt ,Conn
O. O. C.
C. O. 0.
Holiday Gifts
A Gift from the Jeweler’ s lye always acceptable and is
A Lasting One
Coiebum 81’ La "
' The Jewelers
Otter two large and complete sterile tor your with...
street. ,_ humans: 91) Worm, so
antisertraisso.
W
was
Large Number of Friends Entertainsd
at Her Howie In East Norwslk.
A surprise party was tendered last
evening at the home 0! Miss Harriet
Mail, or 26 Rowan street. The guests
gathered at, her home and took,her
completely uuawaros. Games and
music were enjoyed and a luncheon“
was served at 10 o'clock." The
guests
departedat 12 o'clock, voting Miss
Hall a charming hostess.
Those present were: Misses Esther
Merriam. Marie Kaufman. Albert Bell
Selma Btahl. Mamie Bloomqulst, Ma-
bcl Dwyer. Lillie King, Hilms Jacob
son. Christine Jacobson, sadie Rich-
ards. Mabel Richards, Ids Wolfe and
Harriet Hail; losers. Henry Jennings,
Mr Mason. Harry Waters. Leland Gil-
hart Courtland Ferris. Emerson liar-
ker; Arthur Merriam, Alex machak
Joe Lyons, Frank Brennan, Charles
Liuquist. Russell Lowndes.
Casey.
Water Commissioner Samuel Lynes.
of Norwalk. was a recent. visitor in
New York city. whither he went on
business.
Miss Florence Beers. of Westport,
is spending a few days in New York
city with friends. She will also visit
in Yonkers. N. Y.
Bracelet
or Chain
for “Her" am
a rim line at
RNoack
3d N. Main St.
Sale of Colgate and
Co's PerfumeExtracts,
Toilet Water,
Soa ps, etc.
Talcum Powder. give. size .......... 15o
Tooth l'owdcr,‘ .2511 size ........ . 15¢
Tooth Paste iribbonl, this size. . .. .201;
Cashmere ilouquet Soap, large sire,
her be: .......................... .Iflo
W. F. 'w‘ié'o‘iih 81 Co.
8 North Main 51.. So 11...». .
Our Shoes
FOR MEN are the
“Crawford” at $3.50 to $5. and .
“James Means" ”"53
1‘11 1111 Styles and Leathers
Union Stamped ‘ ..
~MAXLEVY—r
1" WASHINGTON STREET BRIDGE
SOUTH NOIWALK
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Fine assortment of
Kmas Cards and
Calendars
All Prices
XMAS POIT CARDS
e for be
XMAS STATIONERY
W. A. Bfiggcrmsn’ s
Stationery Store .
Donovan Block. 18! Washington It.
55.15.1-
There is N 0 Gift
“no" Will Appreciate
More than a
BOX 0!
Roger Ludiow. Twin City
Nugget or Little Gem
CIGARS
Special Holiday Hoses. All Dealers
B. J. REYNOLDS
IANUPAOTURII. ,
Harold,
sci. the 19- year-old girl who, it is ah
“i loved. LV'ss brought bars from Brook-
ASenSible and Pleasing
Christmas Gift _
to a Man: , . ~
Give a lady something fancy and pretty, but a. bias
wants something more on the everyday order—tor
instance, Neckties, Socks, Shirts. Suspenders.
Our unparalleled. the beyondcompariwn showing of -«
Neckwear mpkas scientist My. Hundreds to to look
lit-r5“). 75c. $1.00. A handsome presentation Xmas
box with each tie. ' ‘
interwoven Socks, an ideal gift-one pair or a dosen.
For the Holidays we are showing an attractive box
of four pairs, assorted colors or black. s1. 00.
A big, roomknlanket Bath Robe, 85. 00.
House Costs. 85 00, 86. 00.
Umbrellas, $1. 00 to 85. 00.
1 Linen Handkerchiefs—in fact, all the good things I
man needs.
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98 Washington Street
South Norwalk. Conn.
PRICE’S “
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, it has been on the."
market, the GABo? ' “
'1,ER has amply proved‘
its merit from the stand-ti
point of durability, the per-
mancnce of 11.111111 rich, Singing
tone, and its magnetic rnus'idei
quahdes.’
We give the GABLER otir‘unquam ' ‘ '
adornment, andguararmeittogivcbcftcf‘
satisfaction and better service for the amount
invested than any piano roads. '
The GABLER was a good plane 56 years ago. .
-—ithas the distinction of being among the, 1‘.
. best instruments today. .
Thousands of homes are enjoying 1
GABLER PIANOS. We will
place one' In your Iran? on
my terms. .
Several attractive
GABLER styled
‘ 'may be sect“: in
our studio.
_ 1‘.
Schoenberg Piano Co. 1
104 Washington Street ‘ ' '
rOp‘phsiteCity Nationsl‘hsnk
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