eather Forecast :.
Snow or rain; light to moderv. :'
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temot’row-«so cheap that
cannot afford to be without it.
Don't wait until you have had a
fire or the burglar has entered
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TAYLOR a GOLDEN
‘ 87-91 Washington street,
Tel. 1230.
South Norwnlk
Roy Saunders, Oi Dan-bury, has tak-
' en a position on the freighter Marion.
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rhow crownod din-bios. ()‘llrien‘s.
The officers for the ensuing term
were 111111111111ch at the meeting of that
l'uintcrs‘ and l)ccorntors‘ Union which}
was bold lust owning. '
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- (‘loror’s the Place. Allssos‘ nndi
(hildron' 11 High tut Shoes. $1. 1'10 to;
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litlilllllt’ businrss intuit-rs \vorc tron-l
Slit‘lt’tl at the meeting of Olive lirnnch‘
". luuluo. .\'o. in, Knights of l’ylhiasl
‘-. Which was bold 111st owning. i
~~ (lrcntvsl assortment of nvcitwolii'i
in tho t'win ciiios :Ii Honors 1% Stevens!
Mr. and Mrs. .‘ii'thnr Summis. of‘
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il'liriun's. ' ,
Harry Smith il.-:1111:11r11t1'11 :1 lit‘\\‘
dancing, class'lust.shunning: in rooms; .
oi' the South N111 wail. ’l‘1'11.~t Company:
'3'; buihiiuu. A largo number of pnpils‘i .
“_'..'r cnrolloti. ‘
r «351' and the coupons will buy a .
Vanity iiox. A neat and art-1'11,:t‘:11~‘1s1;.j ‘1
3 mos gilt. . l;
l’u 1:11.111 1hr- loan of l’111inyilic 11p- '
’, 1111"()|llli.il(’tl onl.\ $9110 for p.111'oll111: tin
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your. ‘
---~Xmu.v. prom'nts at U'llrlon‘s..
snout thorn is 1111 in-tI-rcstini’, game pro«
mint-1d for this evening. John H.
.lioyt, ruled in). is pitted against (3.;
Otis Fitch. rated (to and an interesting?
. time is anticipated. :
wl‘Sct‘nl and handsome Christmas
' Jewelry presents at NOnck's. lid North
1 ' Main street.
Thomas L. Rcllly,
'don, has made another
assignment of his Salary.
mn'yor of Morl-
philanthropic
having turn
an checks aggregating 55111). the
' amount‘ of Mr. Reilly's salary, as may-
’ 01' for the past six months. The mow
. cuy is to, be devoted to the needs of the
city. '
~ans canes nt. O'llrien‘s.
ifltilccr .lohn ll. Smith was called to
the South Norwuik railroad station
,this morning at 2 o'clock to pacify an
angry H1111ga1'l-an,'wlio had gone to
sleep and missed his train to Dnnbury.
Won the follow returned to life and
found that the brain had pulled out a
half hour before he became irate. and
accused the station men of having stole
on his watch. He became so vehement
, in his remarks that the police station
wnse notified and Officer Smith poured
' oil on the stormy waters.
' —~Nothing more acceptable for Xmas
than "an electrolier for the dining room.
Full line at Reed '& VOlk Electrical Co.
In an order from the adjutant-
'general‘s- office it ls‘announced that
the resignation of Second-Lieutenant
'Edward Mora, Second company, Gov-
*‘brnors Foot Gnar,d is accepted, and
Rho is honorably discharged from the
' 1 military service of the state. The
commanding officer of the company is
lrccted to call a meeting of the mom-
rs of his command for the purpose
. nominating by ballot, second lieu-
"nant, and to fill vacancies occurring
' pelhson of the nomination.
'47-Low crowned derbleS. O'Brien's.
ffl‘he Boston Store and several other
orwaik Stores remained open last
vetting for the mat extra night of
the Christmas trade. 'The stores will
fall right in line and from tonight on
"iii remain open until Saturday, De-
cember 23rd. each evening inclusive.
be shopping during“ the day is large
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’f’llhortly after 9 o'clOclI the crowds dis-
use and there is very-1 little going
, All the stores havo.extra.help
'az‘
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streets. tho town will llili‘t‘ police pro-l '
tootion only on Saturday and Monthly". ~
nights for the rt-mnlmier of tho ‘lt‘dt‘lll' ~
in tho Norwnht (‘Iuh billiard tournir '
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MORRIS CHAIRS
MUSIC CABINETS
TOILET TABLES
BOOK CASES
DINING TABLES
BRASS BEDS
SHAVING STANDS
COUCHES
HIGH CHAIRS
EASY CHAIRS
BUFFETS
CHINA CLOSETS
SEWING TABLES
LIBRARY TABLES
DESKS
TABOURETS
the largest and prices the
price you want to pay.
made. and of every description.
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Furni ~‘ure . ~ ouse
Christmas is rapidly approaching. Only seven more shopping days remain, and the
last three of them will be days of such tremendous activity that this great store will be
tasked to its utmost capacity. No better opportunity is offered to economize in the pur-
chase of an acceptable gift than in the many pieces we offer at special low prices
DAVENPORTS
CHILDREN’S ROCKERS
FANCY ROCKERS
TURKISH ROCKERS
SEWING ROCKERS
SEWING TABLES
PARLOR TABLES
HALL CHAIRS
HALL RACKS
PEDESTALS
CARPET SWEEPERS
GOLD CHAIRS
.CARD TABLES
JARDINIERES
lowest quality c onsidcrcd.
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COMPANY
UMBRELLA STANDS
Oyland
With a bewildering display of TOYS, DOI LS. TEDDY BEARS CAMPBELL
KIDS. GAMES. DOLL CARRIAGES GO- CARTS tr PERAIMBULATORS.DOL1L.
HOUSES 8: FURNITURE. AUTOMOBI LES. and every conceivable Toy that is
You are sure to find just what yOu want here. at the
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Christmas China
Handsome French China makes one of the finest of Christmas Gifts of a practical
character, either by single pieces or complete sets.
tistic designs and patterns of this beautiful ware, are always extremely dio
The exquisite color-lugs and ar»
vcrsified and our prices are always lower than others would consider profitable.
Cut Glass
For gift giving represents big values here. and there is nothing you could think Of prob‘
ably that 1: cold please more than a nice pie '1: of rich Cut Glass, and our assoxtmcnt is
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ed in to City 'l‘rcnsul‘cr Jami-S (lloon— »
1U! big. .busingle is aroma. 1,
Clerc Ogden is on the Sick list.
Emma June. of Chestnut Hill, has
been admitted to the Norwaik hospi-‘
tal.
Miss Myra Bun'ritt. of Weston, has
resumed her duties as teacher of Con
tcr school after the 'l‘hanksgivlng re-
cess.
Charles Folsom, one of out residents
for many years, recently died in New
Yozk. He is the brother of S. J. Fol
com and Miss Folsom, of Wilton.
The Reading Circle niét Thursday
afternoon with Miss Alice B. Olmstentif
The next meeting will be held January
lltli with Miss Mary F Gregory.
The Civic League will hold a card
party Friday evening. M1. and Mrs
R W. Keeler will be host and hostess.
The proceeds, will be used for the
sidewalk fund.
Miss Bartlett, of the city, was in
town on Tuesday to arrange for an
impersonation entertainment in the
town hall some time in January. The
monolonge artist in Miss Wilson.
Surveyors. it is reported, connected
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with the Consolidated Railroad, have
caused some little comment recentlyp
measuring :both houses and lawns
some little distance from the present
line. This activity points to the double
tracking of the road.
Captain Thomas Randal. a veteran
Of the Civil War, died last week at'
his home in New York, after a brief
illness. lie .11... a frequent vldltprr to
Wilton, as his only child,.Mlas Abigail
Randal, spent hergnmmers here; The week‘spay. The young man she loved
burial tooa- place in Granville, N. Y..
where Mr. Randal owned a homestead.
The amended 1111111.. in the. Custom
illousc for many years.
‘ climate of Southern California.
Mr. and Mrs. ll. G. Thomson' send
letters to'tho effort that they are hav-
ing an enjoyable time in the dclightt’ul
Tho
lsccuery is most beautiful. The palm
stress are of gc'eat height. the. flowers
{of gorgeous hue and the orange groves
in full fruttag’c.
t The Library Whist Club met Tues
itiuy afternoon at the home of Mrs. T.
I“. Gilbert. Four tables were in play
and a. very pleasant afternoon spent.
The date of the next. meeting has not
been settled, but the hostess for that
day will be notified when a convenient
time has been arranged.
RELIEF CORPS ENTERTAINED.
Mrs. C. B. Baton HII Gathering in
Honor of Birthday Anniversary.
Mrs. Clarissa B. Bates, of No
Madison Sires
number of friends yesterday afternoon
and evening, the Occasion being the
anniversary of her birthday. Twenty
,eight members of the Womans Relief
Corps, of Bucklgham Post. G. A. R.
were in the party, and a thoroughly
lino time was enjoyed by all.
i A bountiful repast was served early
in the evening, and Mrs. Bates prov-
ied a delightful hostess. 'She received
a number of very handsome gifts from
her guests.
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NEW HAVEN GIRL LEAVES HOME
NEW HAVEN. Dec. 15.-—'i‘hla city
yesterday contributed the latest case
or disappearance to‘ the long iistthat
already exists in Connecticut. Mary A.
Reilly, ,17' angry with her parents
over their shrlctnosu with her in a
love affair, left home last Friday. She
took her best clothing along, and her
‘43 still 'at his work in this city and he
denies knowledge of the girl's whore~
abouts. ‘
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A Helpful List , of
G I F T
SuggestiOns
Here are the answers to many a Christmas puzzle.
beautiful and reliable Xmas stock to provide gifts for everyone.
rom. We will assist you to buy the RIGHT THING at the RIGHT PRICE.
We are ready with a
Coma tomor-
Exqulsite Waists
Attractively boxed for gifts. We
call special attention to our large
assortment pf advanced new spring
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31:3,; Ladies, Wrist Bags
villi . '
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1 Xmas gift list this season. We
2!}! have a complete assortment of
; 0U! Leather, Velvet, Satin, Beaded and
3 "in Silver Mesh Bags for street and
t ’"t" evening wear. in the newest and
if?“ most fashionable shapes.
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.113; Holiday Slippers.
. “I! A pretty selection of Women' s Cro-
cheted Slippers' 1n pink. light blue,
lavender and gray. Specially pric-
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; nit Superb lock of
' rift '
an Handkerchiefs
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. '33; Very pronounced values in these
”1'! Choice gifts for men. w0men and
911! children. A wide range of Styles.
n: from the Cotton Handkerchief at.5c
5" to the fine real Duchess Lace at $6.50
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Kimonos and
Dressing Sacques
.Makc very dainty gifts. We have
them in a great variety of Japan—
ese and China Silk. Crepe, Flan-
nclcttc. ctc.. effectively trimmed.
Dainty Neckwear
A most attractive showing of all the
smart style creations at very pop-
ular prices,
Gloves
Make an ideal gift. We have a com-
plete assortment, all standard
makes. for men, women and chil-
dren.
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A wide range of
Pretty Bath Robes
For women and children. which make
Christmassy as well as practical
gifts.
Most practical and acceptable. of all
Holiday Petticoats
A splendidly complete ‘display of
A vast collection of different pieces
Dresses. Cloaks. Caps, Bibs, Veils,
Are very favored gifts.
Ladies’Undermuslins'
Always well received as Xmas pres-
Stationery 8r Desk
Very special values.
Make gifts of distinction. Richer or
A very pleasing selection of all kinds,
HOsiery
gifts. Our stock includes all
grades for men, women and chil-
dren at very substantial economies.
Mcssaline and Taffeta Silk Petti-
costs, that are sure to gratify a
wish 1n the heart of every woman
who considers her appcaarncc.
Jewelry
for men, women and children. All
very reasonably priced.
Infants’ Wear
Hosiery. Bootces, Carriage Robes, '
Worsted Hoods, Sacques. Mittens,
Leggings and many little novel-
ties for Baby's use.
Women’s Stylish
, Belts
All boxed. ready for .gift making.
Umbrellas
We have a
complete variety of the best styles
for men women and children.
cuts. A splendid lot Of exquisite
garments at very special prices. '
Furnishings.
Gift Writing
Paper in various box combinations,
Brass Desk Sets. Book Slides,
Brass Ink Stands. also children's
dainty little stationery boxes.
Linens
more attractive styles than those
displayed here are not to be seen.
You will find prices reasonable.
Gift Aprons
from dainty Parlor Maid or Tea
Aprons to the neat Gingham Ap-
rons for kitchen work.
This was only alloyed when a dis! . , ~»
patch from Delhi, tlmcd 11:45 todny,i
.was received announcing the carryingf
out or the royal program and not men-
tioning any untoward incident.
The reports of tires in the Delhi. ‘
durbnr camp had been so grossly exag—j .
gcratcd and the dieaffection among a‘. , '
small section of the indian natives.
had been brought so prominently to“
public notice in the newspapers r13-E
cently that Britons were prepared for
almost anything that might happen
during the sojourn of the king-emperor
in indie.
Officials at the indie omce could
not account for the rumors. They‘
had had no intimation of any kind and;
t entertained a Oiargeldcclared that the fire which occurred.
last night in a tent close to that of
the king was of slight importance, and
of a purely accidental nature.
It was only when these soothing an-
nouncements were made that the gen
eral excitement relaxed.
The unfounded rumor of the asses.
slnation of King George at Delhi ap-
parently was started by a local tele-
gram sent to a newspaper office late
last night inquiring if there was any
truth in a report that the sender had
heard of the 'assaSSination of the king.
The cantents of the telegram spread
to the omployes at the postoflico and
eventually became known throughout
the city where the rumor caused con-
Bernatlon.
DELHI, Dec. 16. 18 Noon—The kins-
emperor and queen-empress today laid
the first stoneof the new upttol'of
India, which, as was proclaimed after
the din-bar, is to no at Delhi. There
was n brilliant assemblage a ruling
princes. governors and ship 11111411111»
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Manicure Sets, Puff Jars, Military Brushes,
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NOVELTIES
of a gifty character for Men, Women and Children. such as Dressing Mirrors,
Tourist Cases, Toilet Sets, Jewel
Cases, Smoking Sets, Ash Trays, etc.. at very moderate prices.
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the date 15-12-11.
Their majesties both are enjoying
splendid health in spite of the great
fatigue they have undergone during
the long ceremonies of the durbar.
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WILL EXCLUDE INDIOTED, MEAT
PACKERS.
LONDON. Dec. 15.——The British
Government has decided to exclude all
the American moat packers against
whom prosecutions have been insti-
tutod in the United States from ten-
daring for contracts for the Supply of
meat to the British army and navy
pending the settlement of the suits.
.«Tho boat present you can malts
auto to a .mnna nro ortinluioberwhh
‘ intorwetotion of‘ the Sherman
your husband or friend whm owns an )-
' _‘ ,WOULD DISSOLVE BHOE MACHIN-
. ERY TRUST, .
BOSTON, Dec.‘15.~lt was stated
semi-officially today that the officers of
the United States Shoe Machinery
Company regari'dthe civil suit of the
government to dissolve the company
as practically a. repetition of the crimi-
nal Drgceedings, already pending for
alleged violation of the Sherman law.
The company has already announc-
ed its contention in the first suit,
namely, that it ls‘not operating in vio-
iationof the law.
The omcials of the company stated
that are content with the government
will be'a "fight. to the finish" as to the
law
with relation to the leasing of patent-
MILWAUKEE BUSINESS . MEN
WANT, DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL
CONVENTION.
MILWAUKEE. Dec. 15.—Believing -
the Democrats will hold their national ‘ 9.
convention inn middle western city. ’
Milwaukee business men have begun
canvassing for a. guarantee hind ft).
bring the convention the "
FINED FOR VIOLATING GAME
LAW. ‘
' WATERFORD.Dec.15.—-Fred Ryegf
or, of this town, was’tined $1 Wednes.
day night by" Justice Saunders for
shooting Hungarian" partridge: in vio-
lation of the state 111111101111." The
prosecution was ordered by Fish and
Game Commissioner F. W. Rowen, of ’
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