nood pure. Candy.
OUR HOME MADE IWIETI
will certainly tickle your palate.
ways fresh and ontioins.
F.A.LANE
fol. 400. I," Washington at.
lllll NEWS
WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwalk and vicinity: Fain,
toiiowed by clearing tonight. Sunday
. 1 fair; much colder; brisk and high
‘ south winds, shifting to west and di-
‘ ‘minishing tonight. The storm that
was central over Lake Superior yes-
terday, morning has moved eastward
and this vicinity is on the southern
. side of it. It has produced a decided
rise in temperature, with quite heavy
rain fail in the eastern portion of the
lake region and New England. it will
, probably be followed by clearing and
colder weather tonight. Temperatures
below zero were. reported from the
northern portion or the. lake region.
TEMPERATURE YEAR AGO TODAY.
Temperature: Low, 33; high, 44.
Partly cloudy.
n.
——Deiicious Table Raisins,
ates. at Nelson iloyt‘s.
It son was born this morning early
eta aptain and Mrs. Edward P. Wood
‘0: 2 Morgan avenue. Mother and
amid re doing nicely and .the happy
. parent are being congratulated on all
‘ ,, gsides.
”If y u want a menu
Figs,
' it, 'get an
electric )iron or oombiuaton cooker.
-’ at Reed 5.; Volk Electrical Co.
Frank Olmstead of Berkeley street
“lo 11' now outplayed in Corona h and
' West’s Clothing store,w1ii go 0 his
. tormer‘home tin Dover. N. J., tomor.
‘J‘OW and; Will: not rstuura until Tues
.day.
-Ali blade at Slippers, from 50c to
_ 5 02.50. ‘atl‘connesily it Bracken's.
Chiefs were nominated last evening
in the mention of Cochenoe Huymak»
yarn in the Gazette building in Wall
street Thgharfi sonata BFe“l“thi
dates tar coon viewers a.
will take place n’oxtm‘idd; evening.
-—-Have you seen the electric vacuum
r-oiosnor? it would make your wile an
, ‘e'xceiient Christmas slit. Reed a Volk
Electrical Co. .. i
Mrs. Charles E. Steel and daughter
Dorothy, of Ansonia, and Mrs. William
T. Haviland and sons 'l‘almadge and
Paul. of Bridgeport hate returned to
their respective homes after a visit at
their maternal home in this city.
~Dan'l Green‘s (‘omiy Slippers (or
men and women at Conneaiiy 6i.
Bracken's.
‘ Postal cards were received yesier
day by George Dilwortll. oi Mott ave.
nus, [rem Eric and Frances Harstrom,
who are touring Europe. They are in
Dresden at present will go to Paris
in March and will return to their
home in Norwaik in May
Milandkerchleis at redu'ced prices
at Mintz's tonight.
A vegetable wagon from the. country
figured in a short. but exciting runn-
wny, yesterday afternoon. in Wall
street. The horse started neat lsaacs
street and ran as far as Water street
where some men on that corner step
padr his flight. The Wilson and the
horse were not damaged or injured.
w—The Christmas favors at DoKiyu‘s
Main birect store are he talk 01' the
town. A full line of Ft: ler~(ireano (isn-
dios is also carried. A box or this
kind makes an ideal present.
Clark lane. the dean of the conduc-
tors on thoBorinhire division or the
New York. New Haven and Hartford
railroad. celebrated his sixty-eighth
birthday on Wednesday Mr. lane, who
is known to every one who travels
upon the Berkshire division frequent-
ly, is still s youns moi} mentally and
hysiooiiy, even thou: old in cars.
Ho entered the employ of the ousti-
tonio railroad in 1860 and ha hope I
ousontor conductor thirty y rs. At‘
rm“ out he runs from Bridgeport to
Ft laid and b on every day. Two or
his! tournam- osllnlea. one
so sum and mother s conductor.
would!» ‘ sloo‘Wootohostsr County Tur-
keys. 20-000: stirs lino lisrvhnd
NIB led “gig? 10.31,. Lon 1010M
a’ . 'mm “3.:
$315.1 ”Noll“
’ _' mam.»
‘ . ‘ ll. writ”
Italian-w
We Do Steam Beilcr
It you have cultivated s taste for
Pub- bo credited to depositors in‘ths any»
' 7 mushrooming Dsosnibsr “31.1010. m.
o" libi- on sod minimum 10. 1911.
Insurance
and inspection
TAYLOR & GOLDEN
74 WAIHINGTON DTcflliT, COUTH
NDRWAL.
TILIPH NI 1055
Park 8. ,Tilford’s
DeliciousCandies
~30LD arm
F. H. BAXTER’S
DRUG STORE
Time tor K. D. Frames tor next sum-
mer's boat. now. Special prices. Two
slightly used boats for sale: one 204i...
halt cabin. with 8 h. p. new motor.
One 21-“. with 6% h. p. Stanley. Very
cheap it bought new.
OSCAR ANDERSON
OysterSheli PointNorwolk
Be" Happy
Everybody is seeking happiness. No
one can be happy with an aching tooth,
or with those which need care.
‘ The dentist who can give the best
results with the least discomfort to his
patients is the man most sought. The
many ilnltcring testimonials of my
patients show to what extent. 1 have
added to their comfort and happiness.
Painless dentistry and genuine. imp-
pincss are a reality at my oiiice.
Dr. J. H. Mallory
16 South Main St. South Norwaik
Hours: 9 a. m. to 8 p. m. Sundays
by appointment only.
Two Days More
Perhaps the suggestions below will
help you in your inst shopping:
I
Was NOVELTIES
HANDKERCHIEFS
Hosisav
mucus unosnwean
sacs AND POOKETBOOKS
i
The
Ien’ s Xmas Store
The Place to Buy Men’ s Gills
Give .1 man something to add to his comfort or np—‘
' pcaralicc, and you
specially titted to
are sure to please him. A woman is
select such things for inch—ask any
man about this! cht c the tremendous vogue of the use-
ful gift for mankind fur lllt‘ lust tllrcc or four subsoils.
Ynll will llml mil'
store Hillt'ililli’lly rquippctl to supply
everything mun \vcnrmuud our label is Convincing cvi~
ilCi'iL‘t‘ of correct blyli.‘ and first quality
SELECT MEN’ S GIFTS FROM THIS LIST
House Coats
Bath Robes
Neckwear
Mufflers
Scarf Pins
Shirts
Handkerchiefs
Suits '
Goods put in
tlmrgc.
We also have
Sweaters Cult Links
Raincoats Watch Foba
Gloves Arm Bands
Garters ' Umbrellas
Hosiery Canes
Suspenders Suit Cases
Club Bags Tie Holders
Overcoats Rubberized Coats
pretty holiday hours without extra
:1 fine line of Men's Leather Novelties.
The New Store
24 Wall St.. Norwalk.
vvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvv
‘AA‘A‘AAA‘AAAAAA‘A‘AAAAAAAA
.BALENDARQ .v . .‘
" XMAS CARDS .
POST CARDS
J. I. MALLETTE
(formerly Misses Dawson),
88 Washington St. Tel. 440
C
CityNationalBank.
BOUTH NOflLK. CONN.
TRANSACTS A GENERAL BANKING
IUBINESO
Capital Bur-plus and Profits
010030000 .117M-W
Sal's Deposit Boxes. 084ml 00 per post
EDWIN H. MATHEWBON. Pros.
JOHN H. KNAPP, lot Vi o-Pros.
FREDERICK H. ROWAN. d VIOO'
Pros. ,
Wit-FRED BODWILL, Quhlor
DIRECTOR.
I. H. Mathewson Henry Isymour
John H. Knapp Ismusl Grumman
Josiah R. Marvin J. Wallsoo Marvin
Christian stru John H. Light
Fred H. Rowan
1w.- W»..-
The south Nativeik
Trust Company
The Trustees have ordered that in
most at tho rate at 4% per annum
lass Department .tor the current ,sls
Deposits atolls on” or bolero January .
so ill-.wiii 4.... {alum tron law 1.
E
sincere in its every short to giver‘you an honest seryice '
will never misrepresent quality. In short. a sincere sto' ‘
tent to build for the future and no will host) faith with 7
My business has been unlined on a‘nrm foundational it
fair prices and not a one-time order place. I want your custom now-—
and want it in the tutors.
TWO STORES:
14 South MainSt.
South, N orwalk
customers.
t groin at
.n’nritnfl'ti («my i sit infill! .i r or..-
MANUEL TONO‘ HATCH.
First in quality. last in price. always in the minds di‘its custom-
ers—wnonnlc Home Ground Foodies Horses. Cattle and Realm.
.0».
For Fresh FlSH go where they handle nothing
‘ . but FISH target the BEST ‘
A Gift ‘irom tho
Holiday Gifts“
ESCALLOP8 lN SHELL
ROCKAWAY AND GREENPORT
ESCALLOPS, HARD GRADE.
Ill’s Bridge Fish Market.
TELEPHONE 108.
FREE DELIVERY.
Jeweler s is yslways abcsptshls and is
A Lasting One
Coicburn 8ft Lauder
I. ,
The Jewelers
is? ' ind comploto «pelts tor your inopoction.
7 swan
M wanna» It. .0. NWALF
BLUE AND PLATFISH. ITEAK COD.
FiNNiN HADDIES, SALMON, EELB.
HALIBUT. SMELT. BEA TROUT, SEA
Wilton avenue
'l‘rso Warden Joseph Cornell's men.
‘who are working in Ensiewood, N. J,
will return for the holidays.
~Ciiristmns Perfumes at the out:
ford Pharmacy.
The Modern Woodman of America
acted routine business.
i Miss Bells Monroe. 0! New York
city, will are d Christmas with her
family in Aca only street.
-~l..srso lluglo Cranberries, 120 nt.
iNeieon lioyl‘s.
l "The Sixth Company basketball team
‘ and the Kulsoys went to New Chimilii
‘ last evening and each played a team
.in that place.
, Miss Flora L. Ilnilornn. of South
Main street, has returned to her do»
ties in iJoKiyn's Main street store after
an extended illness.
«Automobiles Robes for Christmas.
at li‘. E, Lockwood & Co's.
James T. Carroll. ot‘ithe Finney 8:
spend the holidays with relatives in
Danbury. .
Mme. Rouvel and daughter lines, of
Proupcct avenue. are spending the
Christmas holidays in New York and
other places. ‘
“The Holiday Store odors great
bargains in their advertisement on
page 3. Mintz’s.
Frank Buttery, of the Norwaik Hard-
ware Compuny, was forced to go to his
home in Main street again today. its
too soon. consequently being again
obliged to take another vacation.
Harry liners. assistant manager or
the Boers Bros, Co. inc. spent last
evening in New York city and attend-
ed a dance given in Bretton lluii by
the Sigma Pi Sorority He returned
this morning, reporting an excellent
time.
—- Delicious homemade Candy.
Nelson lvioyt's.
One of the ice wagons of the Silver
Lake ice Company met with an acci-
dent yesterday. but the wagon was not
damaged nor the horse injured. The
horse slipped coming down (irandvisw
avenue and fell down. the wagon con.
tinuinx until it was on top ol’ him. He
was gotten to his foot and the wagon
proceeded.
At the Methodist t‘hurch. in Rowsy-
ton, tomorrow, the choir has prepared
a very beautiful Christmas program
for morning and etching The pastor
will give a Christmas message in the
mdi‘nlns and talk on the Christmas
Spirit in the evening Mr. Moody will
lic‘au (bulge of the bicu' 8 Class. All
wilcotuc
.. ,;-~—’l‘hnt over-good candy that DeKlyn
has made for yours is on sale again
this year. We need not tell of the
quality. Everyone knows how exceb
lent it is. Order at once.
-——’ ._... -.—W
SHRISTMAS CHURCH SERVICES
at
Grace Baptist Church.
The sunk-es tomorrow will begin
nil. o'clock in the morning. The meet
ing will he led by Deacon (l. W. John-
son and Mrs. John Grant. Preaching
at 11 n. to. Sunday school at 3:30 p.
m. Devotional services iii 7:15. led by
Mrs. E. Powell. ’Tlil‘ pastor will
prrnch at 7345‘. subject, “.iehovah-jl
rob." All are welcome.
8t.‘Psul's Episcopal.
Christmas Day services: 7:80 a. m..
Ilpiy Communion: 9:45 a. nu. [homing
prayer; 10:30 a. in., Holy Communion
and sermon; 7:30 p. “1.. evening pruyu
OYSTER“ . or and sermon. The music at the
. 10:30 Berrire will he by Cruikshank in
FROBTFISH """" 1“ 'b’ lanai. The anthem will be Darnhy's
WHiTiNG ---------- ~m10¢ "3- “The First Christmas." The festival
WEAKS ............ ..........120 lb. of tho \‘i‘innipnuk mission will be at
HERRING ..... ..............10¢ lb. ii o'clock this afternoon. The festival
of the church Sunday school will he
SPAN'SH MACKEREL """'16° 'b‘ next Wednesday at 7. There will be
SNAPPER BLUES -~15¢'b- no session 01 the Sunday school on
SHAD ........ . ...... ......1ho lb. Christmas iluy. Monday. Tuesday
and, \i'edncsday are respectively St.
Stephen‘s. St. John's and Holy inno-
centn' Days. The services on each
of those days will be at 7:30, 10 and
5. The front windows or the church
will be entirely lighted with candles
on Christmas night. after the old cus~
tom. .
CONNECTICUT PATENTS.
The following were issued December
20. 1910. List tarnished from cities oi
A. M. Wooster. solicitor of patents,
Bridgeport. Conn: Fred C. Blanch-
ard. Bridgeport. cage. Clarence D
Plait Bridgeport. molding receptacle.
Char es F. Smith. Bridaoport. tannin
ting machine. James ii. MacDonald.
New Haven. catch-basin cover. Anion
E. ii. .i. Thoeiiden. New Haven. driv-
ing mechanism. John it. Dosn.‘i=lsrt»
lord. baseball hat. lisnry ii. boo. Hart-
iord. steam turbine. Louis Nay, Hart-
lord. typewrltins machine. Johann 0.
Peterson, Hartford. snap switch ban-
dle attachment. Barney Murphy. Mil-
ford. combined dour nhooi and sprlnx.
Dennis '1‘. W lsh. Annuals. book up
Make for van cits. Henry C. Vomit.
New Britain. two patents: cylinder
lock heyhoidor tor looks. John Molten-
noy. Dsnbnry. anvil with vise attach
moat. Edwin F Hulhort. 800th Nora
walk. refrigerator; Ernest Price. liinst
Normals. sprinkler.
holds. Mansfield Depot. compressors
Stophsn 8. flail. Portland. soil-looking
automatic stop for governors. Norris
iii. dink. Pislnvliio. “bottled metal
zinsnnls’oturs. Don is An .Bro’on
7 wiohmhuttsrnriir idol worllot W
loan 'i‘. Cutter.” hiss bulimia tdo
Pooh. MELON“! .16???
”WM; 011
will spend Christmas at her homo in ‘
hold a meeting last evening and trans-
Dcnexiict grocery in Wall street. will .
was ill curly in the weak and come out ‘
' Within
For ‘ Hrs!»
per psi r.
NECKWEAR—Our assortment is
s s
some.
era. 50s to 01.60 .
up. High grade Hand Bags
nights. 50c to 0250
8HOE8~Thoso snappy ones the
OVEHOOATs—Jouh like them i
it possible.
PRICES ..
1':
Dividend Notice
122ml saw-ANNUAL DIVIDEND
OF THE
NORWALK savmos SOCIETY
NORWALK, CONN.
December 15, 1910.
At a meeting of the Directors or this
Society held this day. a dividend, at
from the earnings of the six months
ending December 31,1910. The same
will be entered on pass-books and paid
on and after January 10.1911.
13) order of the Board of Directors.
FREDERICK A. ELLE,
(120 m .
INTERWOVEN 000KB in holiday bares, assorted colors or block. 25o
aA'I'i-i ROBEEwEvery man likes them. Get hint one. 05.00.
‘UMofil’tELLASJ-thra zood values. They're always acceptable. 01.09
HANDKERGHIEFs—Silks and linens 3 for 25o to 50o each. as would
MUFFLERsv—Bradiey Muniers at title, to Silks at 50, 75s. 01, 01.30.
BHlRT8-Aii men like to have Shirts ‘
SWEATER8~0xiond greys and colors. 01.00 to 00.00. .
8UOPENDER8~Handaomo boxed Xmas Lisles,Presldoi1ts and oth-
ARM BANDS and Combination Sets. 25c up. . .
LEATHER Goons—Leather novelties for men. Bill Folds. etc" 000
HOUSE COA'IIFBurpriss him and please him with one 06 and. 00.
OUTING FLANNEL PAJAMAS and Night Robes.
and tanoy colors. New collars and regal ars.
SUITS-woorreot styles. The best fabrics.
Quantities of other desirable articles.
Come in and look.
South Norwoik, Conn.
the rate oi FOUR (4) per cent. per Special Holiday 90““ . E. U
annum was declared to depositors
Treasurer
the best ever. 259 to 01.00.
500, 01.00. {1.50.
n,
and Suit Cases. 0350 and up.
Good it» cold
young leilows like so. so .. so.
i you see them. 810 to 028. Black
Warranted. All prices.
Early shopping is preleroblor
' %
98 Washington Street
There is Nothing
a man will appreciate more for Xmasrl“
than a box of ~ "
Roger Ludlow, Twin City
Nugget or Little Gem
CIGARS
ALL DEALERS
B. J. REYNOLDS
MANUFACTURER
WOMEN‘S AND MEN’S
Fancy House ,, Slippers
75c to 02.00
nouns. "Notice
TheSoulh um... SavingsBank,
, South Nerwsik. Conn.
At a meeting of the Board of Direc-
tors of the South walk Savings
Bank held this day. a lvidend at the
rate of tour (4) per cent. per annum.
was declared to depositors from the
earnings or the six months ending
December 31 1910. The same will be
entered on pass hooks and paid on and
after January 10, 1911“.
GEORGE L. WOODWARD.
Treasurer.
December 19, 1910. c119 12t
Sale of Col ate and
Go’s Perfume xtracts,
Tellet Water,
Sou aps, etc.
Tsicum Powder. 05o siss....... . . .15o
Tooth Powder. 250 size ..........15o
Tooth Paste, (ribbon). 25c slam... .209
tiashmere Bouquet Soap. ism also,
pfl’bOK llilflI'IoIon-Ioi0IO0IGQOsIs“
W. F. .Wigmore & Co.
RGGISTS
8 North Main St, 80. Norwslk
xuss 0P001AL8
New Your Game. in. ..............13o
Christians Cakes. lb. ;.......,....18o
Bantams“: Cakes. ih. .........10o
New Walnuts. lb. ...............10o
New Apricots. lb. ................10o
3 boxes Issdod Raisins ..........20o
2 lbs. Prunes 200
Sweet oranges. per dos. ....2s A 300
Pumpkin, nor can ..............1
Good Rios, Ii lbs. .............,...24o
host Riemann.
Ono corn, Poss and Tomato-s. . . . .26:
Intro Fins luttor. por lb. .......sii
Fomsrly G. FHNHM'I.
“Vol 8714-
TOYS
W»W
“FWMCI isossitOIsi.1s
our sslsssoisssoso
......0o.1
By order of the Board of Directors.-
o
host Pure Lard. nor lb. .......,..109 ’
John G. Baur'
doom n Rsy~ , ,
,. nAiLHDAD svs. , f
.sosossgcsstsosdsossm .9 u
r
r \l
Cl-aIggRlN'L countries at so. all
women's earl-En in all oi ‘g
25c to 75¢. 8’ c m’ a
LADIES’ HIGH HEEL STORM RUB.
BE 38,506 .
1“ WASHINGTON STREET BRIDGN
IOUTH NORWALK,
in.
you want. don't forget‘ that - ‘
we have a fine line. All kinds of."
stones and all style mountings.
a. NOACK’S ‘
36 North Main Sheet
The “Merry Ohm ,
"Happy New rm" will
anything but thorousiliy m-
ioysble it you have -' till
his. .
Norwalk Chronicler