HOLIDAY
GIFTS
The store is tilted with beau-
Wu! and useful presents to
(bolus good cheer to the whole
.4 , totally and all your friends.
E K BANKS "
Wows”
O‘Brieu‘s.
The Iron Moulders' Union met and
transacted business last evening.
-—»Xmas soft hats.
—-Now ready. Pure homemade Rib-
bon Candy, pearl mixed and American
mixed, at DeKlyn's. '
—-—Palms, Boston F‘Jrns and Rubber
Plants. Worden's FIOWer Store, np~
town.
Mrs. Lottie.Everltt-Monroe, of Can-
non Station spent yesterday in Nor-
walk on business.
~h‘ishing Rods and Reels for Xmas,
at Lockwood's.
~-——Xmas 'I‘rco licadtpntrturs. Thomp-
son's New York Store, ulltown.
Court Frances, Orticr of the Gold-
en Sceptre, will hold,it.~i semi-month
, Iy business meeting this evcninu‘.
«l-iuylcr's Candy in plain and fancy.
bows and fancy baskets. An attrac-
tive assortment at llelx'lyu's,
~~Smohc ()ld Well l‘crfecto 10c
Cigars. l
t
The bulge Mildred is unloading til
(-aigo 01’520 tons oi bituminous (cal at
the Raymond llrothers’ docks, off \\'a-: ‘
' It‘l‘ street.
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-Select your Xmas gift from our
line usaortmcut of Quality Chocolates,
l-'crt'umery_ Toilet Articles, Humidors.
ctc. Stillson-l’om-ll Corp.
w\-Vntclic:t, vaclry, Silverware and
1. everything in the .icwclry linc suitable
for Holiday gifts, at Jackson‘s.
The Robust Three will give a dance
in the Town Assembly Hall on the
evening of January 12th. It will be
some dance.
—-i.ntcst winter clips at O‘iirieu's.
——A large stock of Signet Rings in
' the most desirable patterns and at
prices within the reach of all. at. Jack-
son‘s.
The weekly business meeting of
Butler Lodge, No. 97, l. O. 0. R, will
be held this evening in its rooms, in
- Washington street.
-—Military Hair Brushes. Combs,
Manicure Sets, Quality Chocolates and
Kodaks make the best Xmas gifts.
Stillson-Powell Corp. ,
~-Eancy Chairs, Morris Chairs. Mu-
sic Cabinets. Turkish Rocket's and
Medicine Cabinets, at Collins Co.
Floyd J. Angevine and family are
moving their household effects from
:Reed street to their new home, in
West street, today. ‘
—I;eather Goods, Canes, Umbrellas.
Suit Cases and Bags, at Rogers &
Stevens'.
~HnmldoI‘s, Smoking‘Sets, Shaving
Sets and Safety Razors for men, at
the Clifford Pharmacy.
A— special meeting of McKinley
Command. Spanish-American War Vet-
erans will be held tomorrow in the
rooms, in the Armory.
, —Fancy Groceries, everything for
Xmas. Thompson’s New York Store.
-—Xmas canes at O‘Brien’s. "
The frame structure at the corn'ecr
of Washington and Water streets own?
ed by Frank Becker is being torn down
‘ preparatory to the erection of an up-
, todtao brick block.
FOR XM9S
. Kodaka, Cameras and Supplies.
3 Quality Chocolates. ,foncy on
regular. Forfu'm ‘
‘oloood out it t-i‘ALr Patch.
at WM 1’. BEERS
m WEATHER "FORECAST“.
cords and Ellison i’honoarupbr. at Lock-
Kliictifnau land will Itth (Illllgt of that
oint- atom. Ideal Christmas present.
ma Old Well Cigar do, makers. -
FOR $1. 00
" A low $5.60 and “.00 on” to ho,
So Norwalk Store.
For Norwalk and vicinity: Fair and
continued cold tonight; Thursday in»
creasing cloudiness followed by rain
or snow and slowly rising tempera-
ture; increasing north to east winds.
The area of high prenure with cold,
pleasant weather has moved during
the last 24 hours from Michigan cash
ward to New York.
the storm that was central over Tox-
as yesterday morning, but has now
maved northeastward to Arkansas.
This is now a well-defined storm and
la producing snow or rain on far north
as Missouri and} as far (that as Ten-
nessee. The temperatures are low
over Northern New England. North
field, Vt.. reported only two degrees
above zero
a
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY.
Temperature: Minimum, 24; maxi-
mum 36. Cloudy.
~Xmas presents at O Brien' s.
'—-—SGc the display of Bath Robes
and House L‘onts at Rogers I'L- Stevens'.
Sherman Council, Royal Ai'canum.
hold another enthusiastic meeting last
night. ch‘cral ltppi'lt'ntiotlél for mem-
bership were received. and plans made
for it class initiation to be held in The
Not-walks the first part of February,
when the supreme regcnt will be pres»
mil.
.. A (Inc li.‘~'()l'tmf’lli ot‘ Edison Hill‘-
world's.
~~—.\'ew Netkwcul‘ arriving l'\t~l‘,\' day:
at Roam-a & Stcvcns'
A lull tttlcntinnu is t/lcuiied ut the
mectluu oi Nomallt (‘lmptcn 'lhur-
tiav nttcrnoon it :‘zlo Itltii ut the bonny
of Jin- John H IMIII in “est uvcnuc
\lis l". W. thou id \vili Siltllk on
“(‘onstttution' and Mrs. \lor~ton HA
music.
——«I.owcrowucd dcrbics. ()‘l‘lricn‘s.
~- A very cxtntisitn line of dainty
l’crfumcs and ’l‘uilct \\'utvrs in Hull—
day packages can be soon at the (‘iifv
ford Pharmacyu
()iiiccrs .lohn li. Smith and Wallace-
A. Snmmis raided the Raymond I‘lro-
thcrs', barns. and picked up William
Monohan, whom thcy charged with
vagrancy. Mouuhnn was scnicncetl to
spend ten days in Bridgeport by Judge
William F, Tammany at the Town
court this morning.
...No use paying ten cents to; im-
ported beer. when you get a nice glass
of Pubst's 6r live cents, at the im-
perial Cafe.
r—Ladies' caps at O‘Brien‘s.
'James M‘cNerncy, of Norwa‘lk, was
arrested yesterday by Officer Wallace
A. Sammis, charged with drunkenness.
At the Town Court this morning, Mr.
McNerncy pleaded guilty to the charge
and Judge William I". Tammany con‘
tinned the case indefinitely, it being
the defendant's first offence.
-——Xmas Trees, most. handsome as?
sortment; Thompson's N. Y. Store.
——Cross and Pertacta Shoes for Wo-
men. Glover's the Place.
As a result of the council meeting
Monday evening, the board of health _
will serve a notice on Salvatore Char-
iott today to abate the nuisance on his
property in Woad street and Windsor
place. This conditionof affairsghas
givon rise to not a little' discussion
and has been prevelunt for sometime;
mohlldren's Rockers, Ladles' Desks,
Officer Chairs, Children’s High Chairs.
Raymond & Son. Open evenings.
-—Umbrellas for Xmas. O'Brien‘c.
‘The Norwalk Building. Loan and, In-
vestment as‘sociatlon completed a most
successful six months’ business yes,
terd'ay and the reports submitted at
the meeting last evening showed a flat.
tering increase in membership and In
the number of loans negotiated. Eight
new memberswworc taken in and the
semi-annual dividend of 6 percent.
was declared.
4. ,—-—Silvc3i: and 'gold ptbson Invincible
Clear. 82. 60 por'box. For sale at all
' -—Thcre on a. linked number of
It Is followed by "
for tho. High school Minstrel ‘
acquainted with
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RAYMOND
.....-u——-—__ ‘Wm M
I have a buslnooo‘ 'mrfnciplh" I would Ilka you to lo '
nu n bullpen “chpnlbtor” rvg Wit during tho”
4,yctu-s l’vo beau before the pooplouooklnfi thoir potronoze.
your Implicit confldcncc, and in return‘ promise to give tho iuoot acal- »
' our stud to the perfecting ouny facilities for nicotiux youi‘ wanto.
I no a fair shat-c of pronto for myself. no. ,moro.
takon‘moro. consoquently. hnvo more than tho more ootlo ,
succeeding I have the conoolwonooo of boring dcalt fairly with
than .who have given inflation" l .
First in quality. lost In price, olmyo In the minds of It: curtain-«l
"vacuole. Hiring Ground Food tor Homo, Oottlo and Poultry. .
Jeddo 00
Bond no on orator for one food. and wo will rotoln you oo o ouc-
tomor. Gloommo from olotcmniform quollty. oultoblo for romeo,
nngo, otovo or oolf- foodor. Prion on application.
I solicit;
hover ‘
lion. of ‘ *
«n.
MANUEL TORO HATCH.
That’s It '—
A HotThing
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«rotu-
‘Ing wine districts
that. we have the best liquors
I
we across TO CONCEDE TO
ANY ONE
in the superiority of our choice
wines and liquor. We know 1
we have the heat int/altos from
the grapes of the beat produc»
arr-:mnc at:
in stufinnts ..
suntan Iiiili ,
‘ ' Fourth Annual Alto)? of "IO llinh ‘,
, fourth annuol High School mlnatrels
5-4L
ed the High School mmbly hall, did
was given last evolving, and another.
cucoe'sl scored by the pupils of this
over-growing institution... The young
people conducted tltctnoclvea with the‘
versatility and confidence of trained
Thespianu and ‘delighted their audl-.
once at every turn. The orchestra.
under the effciont leadership at Prof
William C. Perry. was at Its best; the
voices were well trained and did full,
Justice to the selections rendered,
while the young people who participat-
ed in the farce, “Turn Him out" ac.
quitted themselves in a manner that
gained them the generous applause of
Before a gathering that almost on ,
NEL
I a thin choir Micro cutting out. we wn
‘ -' . chinory, put. in new. porto. put his «in
‘ noyhnco by bringing his auto to »
the American outomohlllctm
that we ore cateringt to and In order
to motto into "Entombiic trip a triumph “
oi probation we ask him to bring it tt ‘
overhaul It. tighton up pct-owl, and n
zine. brakes. magneto, plugs, otc., it
“good working order and make hit“
Journoy a pleasant one by lack of an" ’
Optician
O. B. Jackson
Everything in the Optical Line
Eyes Examined Free
so WALL one '
NORWALK.
PHONE 433.
those present. and kept the spectators
In a continual round of laughter. I
The hall was very prottily decorated
'for the occasion with regulation high;
school decorations. which reflected the:
good taste of those present and uddedi
materially to the success of the even l
ing's entertainment
Not a little credit is duo to Wild
llnm C. Perry, conductor. and his as .
of France
and Spain. and we also know ;
if i
i
that are distilled because
there, were any that were hot ,
tcr we would have sought them. i
Purity and ago how uddcd to
the excellence of evctvt hing sold
at Mngncr & lt‘lsnp‘s
Magnet 8t Flynn
ww-
u.
332 Atlantic St,
STAMFORD
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Holiday
For Men. Women and Children ................ sec to $1.50 «
QUEEN QUALITY SHOES for Women.
WALKCVER SHOES for Men.
lite White Shoe Store
,slstnnts, Ralph T. Ripley and O. A..
Kencdy. The excellent efforts of thee
‘young people reflected the hard and,
efficient work done by those in chargm
The sonlta chosen for the occasion,
were. catchy and up lo-tlato: the jokes,
were (pact-limit and tllotlnstrumt‘ntul
music of a high order. The, boys who
did the horizontal bar woik are In be
commended for they lcnt not a little
to the succvsn of the affair '
'l‘ho tninrtrein ,uill be repeated this
{evening and it is expccttd that there
WWMWW
Slippers
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90 Washington St,
SOUTH NORWALK
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For Beautiful
Coleburn
HOLIDAY GIFTS
'l‘hcrc is nothing more ltmll‘ccintod than a gift from the jcw’.elors
THE JEWELERS
Open Evenings till Christmas
am offering two huge. complete and drst~class stocks at low wires.
96 WASHINGTON STREET. BOUTH NORWALK.
22 WALL STREET, NORWALK.
land Lasting
& Lander
Gifts that Will help Furnish the
Home will surely be appreciated
ROCKERS
MQBRIB CHAIRS
GOLD CHAIRS
DESKs
PARLOR TABLES
MUSIC CABINETS
LIBRARY TABLES
SIDEBOARDS
FOR, THE CHILDREN WE HAVE
DOLL cAaammocs AND occurs.
BILES, ROCKING HORSES, WAGONS, ROCKING CHAIRS, DESKB. .
.a
onassmo TABLES
‘RUGS
PICTURES
TOILET 351's
LAMPS. ‘
DISH as
, PHONOGRAPHS
vsLocIPsoEs, Aim-onto
The 4A. J. Angevinc 3.3.... Go.
Miss Madeline Magner, of Belden
avenue, is improving slowly at her
home after a two weeks’ illness. ‘ ,
—-Useful and handsome Christmas
Jewelry .presentrot Noack’o, “North
Main street.
Crossed wires caused the awning In
[rout of the Be'crs' store, in ,,Weot
thhinston street to catch fire you;
t‘erdcy afternoon. Little damage who
done, hovtover. ‘
\
419mm; Begonias, Polnutti
P . .
w ”M“
A brhkeman on the 11:43 dam go
in: out was given an unexpected cold
shower today ,when the engine of the
train.~after having gone ahead for
com little distance in order that the
switcher mlzht‘ hook on a. baggage
coach. swoopé‘d down upon the pair
hanger train and struck the head car
with such force that volumes of water
and anoint coal duct were showered
upon. tho unfortunate brakomou. who
stoodjcady to coitplc. tho locomotive,
and our. 4
“Overture
i
,(In the Horizontal
‘ tra—Conductor.
First violins:
son, Bass:
meat of Rings in the Nor-walks, at
‘ boon own
‘will be a large gathering at the hall.
The program was as follows: ‘
Mlnsll‘cl'r; Delight,
()Ic Ilesilfl.
(lilo. introducing the following songs
lllltI llllll‘lllt'fii
,Ill thc Land of i‘oitthOverture.
4 >AIQ‘\IIIIIIV‘I"S llnntinw Illilitl.
. , lltzt‘.
’0
tlut it's firm" to MH‘I H l-‘rlcntl
From Your Home Tomi.
in tho Land of linrnmn)‘;
ltcmuu ’l’nltcs the l’ukn.
. Trip to imubury Fair.
itcmus I’ltlllllj‘.
’l‘hc' 'l‘rnlnp.
‘ S'ou'il llo tho Same Thing
Oven ........... Itryan und «iambic
Orchestra;
ilztrs I”.
wood Ll t‘untreil l‘. l’teccv. \\'. i’ui-
.rmc .i .\lc.‘inhon l‘. Sturtletnnt \\
ILUIM’lih.
()verium--‘l‘lte Holden Sccptrc
.................... it. Schlcpourcll
()I‘CIIt‘sll‘R.
lil‘t‘cill
élt‘urcw—“Turn liim Out."
Nicodemus Nobbs, IHHOI‘HHI vendor
of juvcnilc toys, Thomas J. .\lc.
(llouc.
Mr. Mackintosh Moire.
hurl.
Mr. I'ngzmtlne
. \i‘igglesworth.
Julia. Malta‘s wifc. Wilfred llcllnw
hon.
Susan, 11 maidof—aiivwork.
Harris.
'l‘wo Porters, Clicstcr R. Lawrencc,‘
- Richard M. (Reason. ‘
Scene~The Interior of
Dodge.
'l‘inieu'l‘he Present Day.
llunner of Victory... .l’rnnz von Blou
Orchestra. 5
Chorus The names are in the order
of their speaking parts: E. Lobdell, .
C Israel. .Cununings L. tlottlicbl
J. Ot‘onnor L. Wilson, ll. Greenw.‘ood
0. Jackson, E. Murphy, C. llucklcyi
C licdicnt J. Storey, J. \iagnei,l .
Fltelson, E. (lumhnrt, T. Mcllugh J.
Kearney, K. Taylor. M. Hoyt. J. Disesn.
W. Kelley, C. Benedict, W. Roberts, T-i
McGione. W. Koppel, G. Cave, E. Ry-i
dcr, N. Wiggleworth. P. Newman, J.;
Kingsley, C. Lawrence, R. Harris, V. ‘
Brunda-ge, G Cantrell, C. DeForest. l
R. Finch. A. Dunn. L. Fitzgerald, E‘l
Putera, M. Israel. K. scnfleld. R. Glea-
son. 13. Crawford. J McMahon, H. Rich
ai-dson. T. O'Neil, J Mulvcy, 'F. Stur-
devant,‘ W. McNerney, P Pendergast.
R. Oliver.
The Norwaik High School Orches-
William 0. Perry.
Charles Sterling (con-
cert master) Ethel Becker, Fre Murn
pity, Archie Benelisha, Howard Mee '
than, John Savage. Sdcond violins:
Rudolphl Martin, Marlon .Crockett
Frank McMahon, Mary Louise Chan~
collar, Susan Chancellor, Lawrence
Paul. ”Cello: _ Olive Weed, Harry Hip-
ljerbort Baldwin, William
Clarinet: Stanley Baldwin»
Joseph Millard, Elbert Smith,
l-I. lingo Gum?
Rasclcni‘. Norman L
Richard ,
Sunflower,
a
Taylor.
Cornet:
Carl Hi-pson. Trombonoz' Ever-ct Sip-
perly. Plano: Charles Taylor. Har-
Hclen Scofleld. .
monlus:
«Largest and most complete assort-
Noaclt' .
r
Mother hos 4
o———o.—. .-
Contractor Hurry W.
tho contract for” tho ‘
F E. Lookwood &Company Will
give you a 3525 Gas Tank for
$16 and your Old Génerator---- .
for your Automobile.
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‘ ' Now is the Time to Buy
HORSE CLOTHING “
Luther M. Wright’s”
IS THE PLACE :.
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Three Best Bets in 1912 Motor Cars-7,
ThaHudson!
Better than over
lilomountahie rims . Sumo old prize
Self stutting
l $1600
The Krit
Fire passenger
Complete
15 900
See them at our garage.
RIVER STREET
Ask for demonstration.
OSCAR Hn-mc . KS
Telephone 681-3
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“his“.
The Moyer
,“Tho Mayer sec of
i'i‘he lioycr t‘ar.
i'l‘he,.\io,\'cr want to own one.”
$2, 350
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by best American Artists.
in all sizes at specially reduced prices.
RHINE PRINTS, COLONIAL AND NATURE PRINTS.
BEAUTIFUL LINE OF SMALL METAL FRAMES. ‘
JACKSON’S STUDIO
53 Wall St— Opposite Hotel —-—Norwaik
PICTURES?
Popular Subjects.
COPLEY AND ELSON-PRINTS
in Sepia and Carbon. ‘
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SPECIALS
Christmas Week
2 lb. Mixed Nuts
English Walnuts. lb.
16 lbs. Sugar ............$I.OO
3 lbs. Wet Mince Meat. .25:
use can Heinz Mince Meat. .79:
Raisins or Currants, pkg... 10c
Fancy Layer Raisins, pkg..
Citron.pcrlb.. ............2oc
Cranberries, per qt. . . . . . . . .toc
Pumpkin, Can .. .10:
Good Butter, pe'r- lb. . .. ..32c
R. & R. Plum Pudding, can. 12c
25c can R. & R. Plum Pud-
ding ...........aac
New Prunes, 2 pounds. . .- .25:
Brazil Nuts, per 1b.. . .. ..16c a
Pccans,pcrlb
Filberts, per lb. ............!.
Paper Shell Almonds lb. . . . .2
cEnglish Walnut Men 5. 1b. . . .5oc-
Florida Orangcs, dozen 4, ' 4.
'- ””25, 30, 354094 .'
Tumips, pcr pk. ..
3 Fancy Grape Fruit . . . . . .4
a.bs Malaga Grapes . . .. ..
ates, per package . . . ..
Figs, per pound .......-.,‘
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