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' TAYLOR 81 GOLDEN
74 WAIHINOTON .TRIIT. SOUTH
NORWALK.GON N-
TEL‘EPHDNI 1858
We Do Steam Boiler
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good punt! Indy.
oun Hone mien ewme
' will ourtuniy tickiebLotir mute. Ai~
VIII Militant!
F. A. LANE
. ‘ Tel. 400. 61 Washington M.
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IVINING SENTAINEL TELEPHONE
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02-2-Newe Depnrtment
when-rm. DepIrtment
«ca—Brunch Office. Norwalk
3.” . 890 nfidlior'e Reeldence
729-6—(2ity Editor'a Residence
WEATHER FORECAST
m
For Norwaik and vicinity:
Wednesday {rib and milill told
Bensonably high temper'wutuiesr
tailing rnpidl3'. Zero
the Missouri and
sippi Valli» the temperittiiro
from 10 to no degree below zero
TEMPERATURE YEAR AGO TODAY.
high. thl;
I eiiipoi ill iti‘ o:
Cloudy.
lAiW. .ll;
——__...._.
Mrs. ’ Andrew Little, who has been ti
guest of her sixtor's (ltt' Misses (‘ ltiik.
of Metwln street. has returned to her
home in Daniiury.
The Dresden loco factory in \\'liini
pnuk is so rushed now that they are
Working until 8 colour: at night rind
expect to work later in the near in
true.
Say re M. Youngs. of Bridgeport. for
merly of Livingston plum who lit em-
plo3od in the little itiiiiion Garage.
spent New Yours . lilri parental
home.
Frederick E. and Edward 33
wood
the tiittomohile allow.
return this evening.
a
There was a very oliiiiortitv society
dome in the Wuetpmt Nritiurinl v.11
last evening rind it won ritieiidotidiyn
large number of Ntiiunik
itihod the music tor the (it't'tisltili.
Mliiri Minion it lit'fort'ut
been spending the holidii3
At lost the Norwnlk
flag pole in standing.
position yestordtiy by it three
hlfllt
and all are delighted with it.
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Norwaik, and Miss Alice ilnp
netli Mackenzie. rector at‘
Trinity Church in Wet-itporl.
'Nm'walk.
' 'l‘be Norwalira.
f?
holiday.
time ' councilman.
tor I timeli’l
Iilii.
to um um it’d
I mount it or
All!
Rain. fol-
lowed by tiearlng and wider tonight;
lin-
with
cloudy und r'rrlri3 weather are r"1ipor ted
this morning from the Atlantic roast
stations us for north as Netti Sootiu.
Show or sleet is falling over most, of
the interior districts east. of the Min-
sissippi ri'or, rind the temperature a
toiliperntuiou
extend east to Lake Michigan 'fuud
south to Northern Texas, while over
the Upper Missio-
mutton
Lou k
of Nlllanlk are rounding the
day in New York clt3 in iiitl‘liilliflt it til
"iho3 expect to
people
eroolt-r and Wilson's or'rlivutrn t'urii-
wlio lint-i
vauntlon
with her mint and uncle. Mr. and Mrs.
Charles H. Seymour. of Main street.
Norwnlk. has returned in her studies
It Wilson College. (llitiiiiheruliirrg, Pu.
school
it won not in
of men
from the Southern New England Tele-
phone Company in all the pmiririg rain.
It stands high flKlilllRl the ski? today
A returned marriage license to the
odico oi the town clerk tells of the
wedding of Robert Nerson Tonfiuehot’
0
week. of Weatpor't. by the itev. Ken-
the 'I‘oly
on De-
camber 6th. Mr. Tongue iii the nest»
Int superintendent in the paper mill in
Mien Eunice Steven», or East two
into. Norwulk, and Mitts Edith Otto. oi
Ardeley. have returned to their respec- .
tin-homes utter iniving spent it plating
‘ tweak With Mr and Mrs. John New-
lid. to! Devonshli'e Form, beyond
told River. Miss Otto is well. known
Nat-walk. having been it frequent
Visitor here and has many lrienda in
Lut night's meeting oi the city
.eouucll were very brief on discount 0!
Mayor Albert M. Pohh
innit called the meeting to order with
William Miller.
Inter T Power: and Thomas 0. Chin-
ddity Clerk John J Oiineo in It‘I
nnoel grim thorough": Idjonrtkea
'ttt wt it: it: no“. it
4.. Weather-1‘ Ium-cbeinloei
rotten Hort/elk yeetsr-s
~80LD AT-
DRUG STORE
FOR SALE
NEW 30x8 CRUISING LAUNCH
HULL. PRICE 8350. Apply tit
Anderson’s Launch Works
Oyster Bhell Point, Norwllk
Park 8. [Tilford’s
DeliciousCandies
F. H. BAXTER’S
We Are L'v' g
in an age or progress. Everyone
striving for success must keep nbreust
of the times; the indifferent and faint-
lienrteti soon lull lit'liiiid rind are {or-
gotten
This successful dentist is no excep-
tion; he milh‘l ooittiirunli3 nook for
something better,
The newest tilitl host. methods tire
on constant study. I utint on pit-
llottls to have. the heiiolit of the lot
out stfisiitifit' roseiiioli. You will tiiitl
mo progresrlri- rind lip-lO-llnll‘ in ev-
ery wriy,
Dr. .l. H. Mallory
iii South Mnln St. South Norweik
Hours: 9 n. In. to 8 p. in. Sundayl
by appointment only.
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New
Year’s
BOOKLETS AND LETTERS
NEW VEAR’S POST CARDS
6 for 6. 2 tor 6, 5:: each
W
.l. I. MALLETTE
(formerly Mieeu Demon)
88 Weehington at. Tel. «0
(itinerannnt
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
TBANBACTB A GENERAL BANKING
BUSiNESB
Capital
”00000.00 000.00
Safe Deposit Bone. 08 end 05 per year
EDWIN H. MATHEWBON, Pree-
JOHN H. KNAPP,1It Vleanrol.
FREDERICK H. ROWAN, 2nd Viti.~
WILFRBD IODWELL, cIIhier
DIRECTOR!
l H. Mathew-en Henry Ieymeur
John H. Knapp Samuel Grumman
JoelIli it. Marvin J. wItlIire Mervin
Christian Divert: John H. Light
Fred H. Rowen
.117:
The South Norwtilk
Trust Company
The Trustee: the ordered that in-
tet‘eIt It the ate at 4% not mount
be tireditod to depoeltore in the au-
lune Deputinent for the current Ii:
7 minim ending December :11, mo. pey-
ill)! at: uni arm imam 10.1.97}!
Debutante“ on or betore “artery
9 trill drtiu lntereet train Jenner! I...
Fnos'rriau .................. to: to. Sea EIeIllopI. Hard Cube. Opened
FLATFlaH ................... 12c lb. Long Cleme. Greenpori Ont-re. Long
HERRING .................... 10c lb. Ind Round Clam:
SNAPPER BLUES ........... 35c lb WlLD GEESE
Cutbill’s ‘Bridge Fish Market.
Surpiue Ind Prelite 7
Mr. Man i .
Did Santa Claus
Forget You P
(7llt't‘l tip i'ititlitil l’ltr3 i‘linlzt (Inns in 3tiiiritt'lf. if
the ()l(l saint n3t-ilnukt'tl you. this. tlri'isttritis! iiuy morn
sell .1 llliilhi' tutti oi :i l’nlli Rtilit' »»»»» lulu.- t'oiiii'oil 33liil3'
run an .lllli‘ to ruin“ llw-lllis is 3mm Ilppl)l‘lilllll_\ to llllV
tilitltrr pt it t' —~ lot out .tniititil sttlt' oi
HOUSE COATS AND BATH ROBES
20 PER CENT. OFF
brings lililiilslliilt‘ grii'iiit'iih 33itlii1i 131'13' iiitiri's with
touch“. \\t'pi'illitili13' Ii."t33 3pm sirt' iii llit ttillt'ctitiii; litit
3tiu ll litiit' ill lititt_3 ii _3titt \\.tiil in make sure til writingr
wore. 'l'_'_'lit3 :iit illl itiw, bought for our litilitln ll‘,iitlt‘
:iiril lltiW illiixl llI t"‘l(ill"tll out in short «irratlt' “
FANCY HANDLE UMBRELLAS
20 PER CENT. OFF.
\ lot ill lit'iiitiliil llllinlliliis I rulart'llns. in :i 3':irl1'ti'
of handle in itiiitiit .ili 313'“ and till spirit-lid lirii'gniiin :31
llli hit: i'ttliu'linn zit itlliill 33t Hllrl llltlll for this week
only.
TWO STORES:
The New Store
14 South Main St.
24 Wall St.. Norwalk.
South Norwalk
You want to trade tit I store that you can depend tin—I store met in
sincere in its every olitrrt to give you an honest “NICO-"I atorl tint
will never misrepresent quality. in short. a sincere Itoro that u con-
tent to Wild tor the luture and so will keep innit with its customers.
My business has been bonded on a firm foundation oi honest gain at
fnir priree'tind not it one-lime order place. i I'tiui your custom now»-
aud wnnt it in We future Lute? {girl} .55..
MANUEL tone HATCH.
il‘irIt in quellu. tut in price, niwnyu in.th made of tie custom
era—«Bonnie Home Ground Feed {or Moreen, t‘Ittle Ind Poultry.
17L" '4'.i.:'u7 It
For Fresh FISH go where they handle nothing
but FISH to get the BEST
WEAKFISH .................. 12c ib Bin”, Halibut, Sleek Cod. Smelt.
SPANlSH MACKEREL ........ 161: lb Shad. Finn-n Huddlee, Native and
TELEPHONE ")8. FREE DELIVERY
Holiday Gifts
A Gift from the Jeweler‘ I is yalwaye eccepuble and is
A Lasting One
Coleburn lit Lauder
The Jewelers
Oder two .arge and complete Itocke for your inspection.
22 with Street. NORWALK It wit-lumen 8!..680 NORWALK
OUR GROWTH
Sirloin: and
Profit!
7 " 0e
Capital
350.000
Doro-ii!
o.
April 15. 190i
how on more, _ 367.93.17gn3933eso
Jun. 1905 neon, sound retinitis
int. , not ; no 5930,9271;
In... ‘
. ti lironi'rit'r' ninrltirt
rend Weet‘it clothing More
‘ ntroet. utter hlil recent lllrieII.
w Witt W”...
lllllll Ill ll______l_ll Sillilil
WALL STREET. 10:10 a. nip—4m 0.
moderate volume of operations the
stark intirltot opened with I mixture
of gains and lenses more or leiiti even-
ly divided The strongestaittiiuos were
(Jiinndlnn i’ucilise. General Electric.
‘Wotitoi‘n Miii'yliiud. Airiuricun' Tole»
phone. itunding iirrd Iinion I’attifltg-ln
jwliltiii gains of V. to ‘i. wore made U
5. Steel opened with a block at 4.000
:‘iilliilcfl til it slight ir'uttionnl decline,
from which it soon made recovery.
Borne henvlness wns t-ihOWn by the met-
iii Morita and I’. t-i. Steel pftl. one 011'
ill. '
WAM. S'i‘itrldld'l‘. ll ll. in.""A(:ilV8
selling itiiinedltitiily utter the opening
mound a shurp dot-line in which the
i'eprr-st-ritiitive utocku showed up silh-
lilulilllil fractions below the thrill pri-
t'oil oi Suturduy. Tlii‘ presuuro was die
rooted primarily anoint-2t the metal
nttit'kii. U. 53. Steel ongoing to 71% and
Airinlrztnnritod (upper to (it. Among
the railroads “08(1ng and hire i"r'-iins
(‘outlnnnini stinks were tinispit'iititis
in the decline. A rigorouu tipn'nrd
lilOVi‘Iili’lil in Union i'arltic tiiriivd lhll‘
market upwiirdii lilill most of the loss-
es were controlled.
WALL S‘l‘ltlill‘ 'I Noon.»-'l‘lie list
niroriutht-nod in the second hour, but
trading no.3 of the moat perfunctory
t'htirti‘t'ior rind more than ordinarily
rounded to the sptrt'uluiiro loaders.
An opening ruin of six per root. for
will loans tutti have hot] :i deterrent to
Soiurul million?!
were lonnoti tit tiiiii figure. mum of
u'lrlt'h «urine from Bii‘l‘lllll‘il Siundzil'd
tlilooiirites, iiiitl itit' riito notjiir It‘ll.
“(Indra Wtrt- ili‘m.
\i‘.\i.l. S'Htiiii'i'. l p uni-"titline
new t-3tt'ittit-tl. tho inuuitw lll‘lllil oh-
pi'x iiiiijr irmiluni for the lilizht-r rule of
tiliidwnd litiiinr. itiili'tiud ntorirs [lost
3.3 us gi'ndurtih t illlll'iii'li'tl no prit on got
Hutu-r. tmt although Modulation lit?
tritrro almost normal in the t'zirly hilt-r-
usurp. the runrin-i trtnlniirlritul its
Lilli izpllll.
CLOTHES LINE 7T7HlEVES AGAlN.
Midnight Visit to the Property of B. L.
Hatchltiee.
Flt-llxtblllll” llllt‘it,‘.‘i flli’ attain dimer
and illdilt' n t'urinltlm'uhlo liuiii about
midnight at tho homo til Horilnt‘iiln I.
lintr'hltioit. til it St«3iiititir street. Not
galleried tlrr'r't'. rim thieves Hlfli‘lt'd in
to titultv :3 iui‘titvr i‘it‘lil'l'illl til the
hump of .lt’til‘tt‘u ilrrittdnnr. next door.
but Mr ili‘illltltiiti"r~ din: nus right on
tho ion and new: rhnw to tho min.
treiiiiis as lot {to t‘tirruertit'ut avenue.
.\ number at doiliirn' worth or clothing
nut tniteu train ”to liotrhklxs yard.
A Store Entered.
Motrin. it mitirod liiltti who
inn-pr. ii titilitlri merit in lily Ivonne.
333'!” .luuy l7tll' “VP! New Year's lint!
yeatmdm when he returned no found
thut his t'strihliuhiiiriit bud been hur-
"l.'til.',t'tl. lli‘ \t’lltlllt‘il lti litt‘JlUllt't‘
that .torrit' “our... and other irmnll tint
‘ll‘K liId been taken. A phonograph
“its t’llrlt‘il trill oi the atom and left
In ilir' 3tir3l.
THtRD "PLEASANT FRlDAY EVEN-
lNG."
Next Finlay oioiiinu. January titli. iii
”iv third "i‘lenuuni l-‘riduy iiioniriu."
i’lio t‘nlt‘l’ltililliii'lli will counted at reci~
mil!!! readings 1:3 on toilet of riit't.I
lillllliywhh‘fi. Einlh ii‘uri'ow Gregory.
oi New York rit3. iilld violin noieriions
by. Charles Sterling. the popular i‘uli‘
i't't't loader oi the Noi'wallt hiuli at'htioi
ort'hostr'ii. Mrit. Gregory gives her
readings on "Sunny Boys in Dixie“ ald‘
ed by peritouiii experiences liiitl obser-
vations. iiefor'u Ibo established her
eludio {or the instruction in the art of
eiorittiori. in New York vity. one llv~
oti iii 'i'otinouuee and turd I tine oppor-
limit," oi tiraltinu n t-loee study of ne-
um plantation: lilo. She reproduces
her- til.rot-i'ttvtlons thus made, most
only, ittr. Sterling. who will aid with
the violin. needs no introduction to the
people or This Norwuiks. "Sunny Buy-
in Dixie” in the third of ii eerie-n of
"Pioneer“ Friday Evenings" helm:
hold in the South Norwalk ltd. It).
Clinton. it will surely be an eveninu
or onioyinent. Admission in iron.
though I Oilllet‘lluli will be taken to
help doi‘rny UXW‘NIOI. A hearty wel-
come to all. Ind no i'eiiervoti treatI.
W... w“...—
Clinton t‘tiinmtindery. No. 3. Knighte
Templar. will cooler ihii tempiotloiti'oo
till the meeting on Fridny evening.
Si H31"
Frank Olmittotid. of Berkeley street.
ltu remitted his duties in Cavnulgh
in Main
4.34 .m..mm....~ u.
Attorney John .1. Within iiIe limits to
Hartford today and will remain tumor»
row and witiieati the inquantton oi
the Democratic governor.
Getter“ intuition. of the Not-walk.
Hotel. lI expected to erive in Norwellt
tomorrow morning litter life extended
mention trip to tile home. PlinXllillAV- .
ll": PI...-
Tha imitation oi the oliicerii or St.
John’p ladle, No. 0. it. end A: IL. wit
Mill on Thiii'ldtiy evening Ind 3rd
on trule into M ‘
iIItIl don pit . 3.".
till
{iii me
who wore unlit
uiibbii to M
lgitiuudon In
SEN TIN EL
~wemwm ,‘ W”. mum...
Ivvrfi'wwI-MV3
25 Dozen Fine 75c .cor'ron stunts an"
DRAWERS. ecru Shade only. 49c
hi
I.
lsmnii Lot CHILDREN'S AND YOUNG"
MEN'S OVERCOATS’ sizes 11 to 18.,
$8.98
1 Lot BOYS $10 and $12 OVERCOATS
$6. 98 . -
1 Lot outwards FANCY cons, for
and astraithan trim, colors. blue.
black and gray, 36, $7 and 58 Coat:
84. 98
PRICE’S “‘ditl‘fil‘l’wmd'fi.‘ $.33.“
duced prices for the next shit;
to make room for our spring
South Norwalk Monumental Wt
cm. and we FREDERICK H. .‘
SOUTH MAIN STREET Undemitm,7 ..
South Norweiit M‘Botitli Ulla
Come in bud let It"! i ,.
the perfect biroeIi lithe
31m near and tar violin
the disagreeable lined
We employ Ocul’f 4
physicians—~10 exam
ores. THIS SERVICE IS
DERED WITHOUT OH
87 ATLANTIC
Stamford.
Open Mon. & Sit.
OUR com:
TR TEST OUR
Quality minds back oi everything we tell Ind patronI' I
ed oi the beet that money can bii3
Take home I pound or our 3th Coffee and be convinced.
SUGAR always at Refinere' Prices
The Union Pacific Tea Com .
136 Washington St. Tel. 542's.
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Select Witter
Groceries 8t Liquo
A. F. Beckmann &
88 I Iii WAIHINGTON OT. SOUTH NO
VERY IIOT flIAMIRY IUTTIR. pound . . . . . .
MAUI) Q. IRAN!) FLOUR. bu............
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..»io-.-.-..tieeiac
‘vuiv IIei' MAME FOTATOIO.pIok .. .....
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I mitt intuit. citiemlitoee INA»
GROWN A.f‘l .“MD “F'I‘I F'PW“‘ C." unhnuuito
3 PANOV LAHC. GRA'. “RU". IeIeIIeryi-nieIIIieeiIIIIlfie
. aIitItt'Ior Induukuu'egoconm ,
I tum Iain uIIeIiitilii I AND rewrote ..........
7"t7itmiut aroma. 5..., lit-I W m
nutwanuMi-im. «Millennium
Norwalk Chronicler