'-'~.-.~.- -;- -.-.-.~ ~.-.-.-;-.-.-
.l,
r,‘ ,. .,
_, $....m-..
finds- it. having. or Mnooln Park.»
New Jersey, has'heen vthing in Booth
Norwnlli.
day vacation at his home in South
Norwalk.
Erna Orson senor New yarn-is
spending the holidays with her sister.
Ira. LA. Rilionhnndt, of South Nor-
“no
11m South Not-walk Quartette Club
will hold its Weekly business meeting
Mn. 0. N.Bmlth,1'oirmerly of this
city, and Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Pickett
dosh-Madam mostmu‘nay here
with friends
Washington Comma. 11, P. o s o!
T A'i,’ will hold its wéehiy business meet“
in: this evening in its bail, in Wash-
ingtonstreet. ‘ -
. met-name...—
The woolly holiness meeting or Um
one Tribe. No as. l. OJR. on. Will be
r held this W tattle Wigwam-ion
.» Washington street '
A stated convocation of Butler Chaps
her, No so. and Arch Herons. will be
held this evening in the Masonic Tem-
pie; in South Main street.
. gin. and we. Charles H. Ferris, or
Washington atreet, have been enter
tuning Mr. and Mrs. Harry S. Ferris
and daughter. of Boston.
Mr. and Mrs. James T. Hubbell. oi
, ‘V W”. place, are entertaining their
, . son, Clinton C. Hpbbeil. or the Wor-
toester Technical school.
.....
. . a. ‘Misses Josephine 'Rurnmier, Gifford
’ » . Clarke and (flare Comstock, cit Smith's
V (College. are at their homes in The Nor-
“ yolks for the holiday vacation.
Miss Monica D. Ryan,. who in nt‘
. memo college in New Rochelle, is
, spending the holidays at her hpme in
Chestnut street. Shut}: (Norwalk.
V Fire. masonry more, N. E. o. P.. ,
will hold its osmimonthly business
mating this evening, «in the Mystic
_ Chain Hall, in Washington street.
, south Norwalk Cairo. No, 9,294,
Modern Woodmenol America- will
hold its semiononthly business mesh,
ing this evening in its rooms in South
Main street.
:ésinoke on Old Well Gibson. our
new 10c Cigar.
-.,, My Washington Lodge. No. 21
We of Bethlehem; will mild a
insular esslness meeting this evening
the annual eisdtlss or unicorn will
‘ vim in this meeting. All them-
try suit he present.
l
Vsoceptsd a besides as overseer over
the bis-ling and sewing department
lneneortho Merim Woolen Co's
mills in Minus. Hahn ”He was
tile Humming Co. on foreman in
. the sewing department.
The Monthly business meeting
The Vim-haw Union will be held this
evening in the Labor Lyceum, l1
Washington street. at which time the
more W at the last meeting
will be elected. where will he a con-
9 an In the selsotion or a mam
«lent. then m ”In Woes fax“
this posiflur.‘ w :i. ‘ ,. ,
5‘“
Loose Lear my
INDEX wont: coin
: u .
Redford roots is spending the holi- V
this evening lulu hall, in North Main V
_, Hartford Railroad Company ls'rspaint
‘ ing its houses in Spring street.
“1“me of Wall street, has '
torsoaley employed oi. hhe saints Tex-u
i
.1, .
W Ml PM "mils
Xmas‘ime “chm vi
Loch stray window set-ms .
st. mere-iii. sod new was:
your. {Whitman 110-
volt outdts ht prions that will sun
”so!" ’
CHARLES IUEK, JR.
muss:
Ii IAIN"... NORWALK
Telephones: Mogul: home. 21-. .
3W:
Kenneth Vernon). or New York em;
spent Christmas at his home in East
avenue;
The Birth Company. 0. A. C. wliiVV
hold a secular meeting and drill this.
evening. - i
Kahuna. hos-puss». No. 0.1. CV
0. F., will meet regularly” Thursday
evening.
Welcome Stranger lodge No 864,
Sons 0: at. George, will not as usual
this evening!
Bentley Ferris. or re. Britain. is
spending ’a vacation at his hours in
The Noiwslks.
There will be a meeting of the Car-
penter‘s' Dillon this evening in the
Wall street quarters.
Mrs. )lsry Odds. of New York city.
is the guest of Nicholas Dildo. of Cross
strosth. South Nor-walk. .
m-.—
The Painters'hnd W10”! Union
writ hold its nemimonthiy business
meeting Thursday woman
Court Nsrre‘k, No. iii l'ionestsrs in
America, will hold a regular business
muting on Thursday evening.
.i-."
i
tools V'erlin. Jr, has hen spending
the Christian holidays with his par
slit: in Element We.
The New York, New Haven and
Prige/ of Court Narmk Circle. No.
801. Foresters of America. Will hold a
regular business senion this evening.
The semi-monthly business meeting
or Banner Council No. 4, Daughters of
liberty, will he held Thursday even.
lng
u,
Catholic. Union Council. No. is.
Knights of Cells-bun. will meet this
evening In thseiuh house in West ave
Wt
Thomas Hyde, formerly of Nor-well.
new of Boston. Mann. spent‘yonterday
with relatives in W A num-
ber or Norwalt We not Mr. Hyde
and greeted him when they'hsd not”
seen (or some time.
John distilling,
Clifford Clerk. Timothy Tallmadgs.
John White and John Finnegan were j
the recipients of a Christmas present
from Judge William F. Mushy yes-
terday when the hike dismissed all V
six main court where they had been /
brought energed. with being drunk
I
As. the Year“.
Ends ..
it is wise uses-western;
E‘gmswemenisdeslaooifi
Wv .. L,V
Hit Deosmherses's no .pro‘si
m than January. it. in
time ior some «rots! think-j
ion V5
‘ in short: Hove you shred-r
Cany money this your . . is
,; a... alum-«mums
commute-sue. 2.
James McDonald, V
1' Washington Street
' .M'ri.’ «is
. Mr
1'0 0..
i.
‘l
oi'rssno auo
‘NOHWALK
V Spanish “adhere!
Smelt _
Frost Fish ‘
Blue Fish
Haddock
Cutbifl’s Bridge Fish Market
"II DILIVIIV.
:LIPHONI I“.
SPECIAL
HO IDAYS’
SALE
We can allyosr wants. it you will
only take thymine to give us your
ordain. .Notolthis:
Old Dinah or Green River; 1 hot. Clan-
at: 1 hot. Port Wine and 1 hot. line
ostei. and n Isnutilnl Calendar. tor
only $2.00.
Imported itsilsn Wins, 81.76 gel"
in stone m.
Plsi's Bear, 2 dos. beta. “.00.
Csn you bestiti Call on us it you
cannot. Drop us in line, or call 481.
Get our quotation on Whistles. Wines.
Cordials Bitters. etc. it iwill pay you.
We guarantee all our goods.
Me Delivery.
Castelluno 8: Budsni
Prompt Delivery Everywhere
Tel. 101. 25 Railroad Ave
"New Yeti;
CARDS _
new YEAR Lcrrsns
_ am 10: oscii .
new visas your oases
V6 for 56
J l Maliette
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VlNSiVJRBEVVNT BALLOONING ASSOC-i.
... IA'I'IO‘Nb
the authority at the.
on is ’iieing hauled
in the Westflji Either Kansas City or
St Louis is "behosduuarters or the
organization. ‘Plans have been 16m-
: ing through the eliorts of Cherish F.
“'mmmrnomios was»: ‘
"do? m m m M as
M mono rum in m
YEAR JUST BLOCINC HA. OIIN
We Wish'lhem Alla ,
Whitest *
M m VIMVI THI
mm V“ 5. TD OM VALU“
“INTI! WNW! RAVI IVER
CONTINUED PATRONMI.
1 hottTo of either out Crow. Wills...
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KANSAS CITY. Bee 285-4 new ‘5
. insurgent" Ballooning association that
Elwin he iii-es
" here Club
om neon. isle
IO HINT YOUR
Mon Haddlos
Long Inland, Sea and New hoa-
iord Escallopsl
00cm; long Clams, w
Gosling Clams for baking
Long and Round Clams
Oysters
5
A Mouthful!
Vot dashing white teeth is the envy oi
all and the particular pride ot the
owner. yet few moss realise the ne-
eesslty of giving the mouth the inoper-
oars.
Tartar accumulating on the teeth
should missions at ones: it not only
gives an untidy appearance and di-
iensive breath. but, invites disease.
it is a think Optimum and very
important, for I! It be allowed to re-
main decay oi the teeth or disease or
the gums is sure to follow.
Have your teeth donned. and let all
instruct you onto, right way no hoop
your month in a sanitary condition.
or. J. u ”mum
Hours: .tl.to$’v.lli. Bun-
dsrs oy appointments-u.
‘wheirom ..
Getting Glasses "
root of the old Pennsylvania Railroad
V you shoiild see our Krytoek Double
sight lens; having no line to shovfi;
or Interfere ‘witb illegilllllt. The
. kind you can wear without trouble.
They don’t mane you loot: so old
THAMER
Ocullslssndeticlsns‘t
Maul. (loss.
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- ‘HO'I'E'L hRRiVALS.
Maliaoltemo—C. Wholpley and we.
Mrs Kimball and party, W. H. Smitlm
J. it {handle and himiflVSinifli, Miss
u Gilbert. iii. m'Nuihing end party;
it. C. mt! dinmiiyrhtrn. Woes.
Mrs. Cisrh‘ city: Mr. and mo. Gt. use.
'msmmvmm.nn
“Reynolds. ,mt' C c some
l
‘ diamond sored two young hoyslroni
'ormmui a lagoon in mm Mi
; flowing into the lagoon. Anson
oiled sndvswnm to shore with one boy ‘
.“ths auspices of a recognised club. This
, street. The boys regained their test
slaughter. as
‘ oi his injuries last night.
V one oi the boys under iii-met. is a
_ 'commissidner of Orange.
» visionVlens. it le‘tho hometown-"N
. toll "in without warningu today. A
‘ number of wosknsen were “lured. but
> none “fly.
t Mom ostching are. About twenty
. locomotives were damsged. The no-
' closet was due to a weakened root
in mama mm at
'i
’l‘s‘stoenliury, sndwhlchdilnginthe
N
S {i 4 3
Wm
AWN SAVES ”TO.
rush-ploy:—
V Famous lssshsii Basile Proves s ,
’1.
Hero Iii Chianti ,
CHICAGO. Dec 26 .fldmn 8. (Cap-
) Anson. veteran at the. baseball
n
H"
youthrdsy afternoon. Anson was play-
iii‘g'goli we he say ills hm boys
weak through the this louse slot.
at s time. While melting his two trim
into the icy water. Ansdn was severely
chilled. but said he expected so ill ed;
(sets from the exposure.
IRIDGCPORT BOXINCV COMMiC
‘ MN.
How on Manly on May Be Regulated
In the Park City.
BRIDGUBORT. Dec. hil.—-A beam
commission oi three exports to pass
upon the suitability of clubs applying
for psrmlts‘to hold sparring [notches
was the suggestion of Police Superior
tondsnt Birmingham. recently. in dis»
cussing the ditlcultiss attendant upon
a prom handling or boxing shows in
this city. “
Furthermore. the superintendent has
already put 'into enact a rule that a
bond 05.030 must be posted by any
‘ oluh holding a boxing exhibition in or-
der to ensue good behavior and no
"hill." Onlyone exhibition a month.
. is permitted. and that must be under
v
is in accordance with the instructions
oi Noyor Clilard B. Wilson“
- W
= Ladies bay at loll Barnes.
BWUIC Mo. Dec 26 wudies'
‘Daystthelilstionni loam Path
tide was announced as a“ Christine
gift to the women of St. unis ey Mrs.
Helen mum Britten. owner at
the St. Louis Nationals. V'
Mrs. Britten. it is announced, will
«last Thursday of each week as the
day when all women will be admitted
free to the games next mason. .
Heretoione womenhsrs been om
oil an admission of fifty seats to all
games. while regular admission tor
nachos been 75 cents.
Mulligan KM out convene.
TENDER Colo, Dec. Bar-PIN!
Brsonlgsu. oi Pittsburg, last night
hunched out Benny Charo-o at Trin-
Idad. in the sixth round of a schedith
ed «arouse hoot;
k
h.
AUTO“? Kiu LAD.
Theo Tits-lie W AVIHOW
”antennae m
ounce N. 3.. disc. heme. mo
osmotic driven in: Denis! A. Dildos
it. son of Some Damn of the m
ldistrict court ran down and null!
NIH Lee. the fourteen-yearn” am
i‘“ news-o ,M. Hollorrnott. hm .yeaiier.
day. The ma 0! theaccideot earns
o the Hollermotis while they Were ati
Chantal“ dllinel' and the mother was
prostrated with grief
Young Dozen drove his car on at
«high speed alter the accident. but in
trying to make another corner the
machine skidded. crashed against the
curb and rinsed Dugan and his two
young momma in the car into the
quickly and started to run. but were
headed oil by a deputy sheriff and.
placed under arrest. The judge‘s son
will be formally charged with man-r
young Mcbermott died
James.Clsrk. Jr.. aged 17. who is,
nephew oti'ormer Judge Davis of the.
courier common pleas, and Louis C.
Naite, the third momhcf‘of' the auto-i
mobile party, is a. son of the school,
i\
m
ALMA, ROUND-‘13 ’iit ..
ALTOONA, Pm, Dec. serum of the
Pittsbm division, mood-house , in
this city, now used tor the housing oi!
passeriger‘locomotires or ulldlvlsions
“firemen prevented the.
will Wing way.
MTRMT OF WAVfiilNBMr
lt has hmflmm that the siIhV
woven permit or Coarse " Whiteley
Ion measured by the people or Lyons.
France, to New M city divine the
olden-en‘s chamber is money dune
aged. The utilisation will hate steps
in have the may Memos-Amer-
loan mt New.
in
DAWN.
Thomhmlpseosiwtoiher nest
At their“. wmmrkioiothe east.
MB out to meet the daylight with
a Cutter is her bunt. ' ‘
Wists music. lender music; brash-
n
res» N
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eckmann 8: Co.
Select Groceries. T033: me“
~ Wines sud [Adm
i
’ ~Warrantod Huh. doien . ....83ii
Veil! Best Ruhr. iii. .4oo
New York Stats Cheese, lb; .Rhs
W aisles Chseso. ib.. Jon
.ruwpouuamb ...... ......ise
,Bsawycmesch....._ .10:
-V Word Cream Cheese. each. 100
MM Welsh Rabbit. each. .35.‘
.. Molond’shsllcednscon. lb .Jiio
ORDER WU! NEW VEAR'.
«us.
CI ‘IV. H WOTON 81'.
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FRI! DELIVERV To ALL PART. 0’ MN.
[Crown Astor harem Tim. . ;
' msoles-stonesssVnnVsnllol‘Ith‘ VV_.,"4Vi
{Drown Aster mum, datum . “ ‘
[Damn Pumpkin. 2 cass‘....a§il‘
[Golden Wax Boring Beans. can lilo; .
[Gold Rock String Beam. mull!
|Crown Aster Corn, 2 m...,... ‘
[Gold Roch Comm .....ihs"
lPride of Hiilliwro Corn. 081,. .103
Castle Haven Tomatoes 3 0%.?“
wines mo Liouoas «one . "
D NORTH MAIN orunn'r
rown cousi- cuss.
Three Chrishiwas Day Victim Appear.
ed ”Colors Judge Tammany.
Several oases came up in the Town
Prosecuting Attorney George H. Vor-
hurgh. The first was that of Joseph
M. charged with drunkenness. Farr
was arrested by special Oflioer Julius
Bosniach and found guilty; He paid
‘. g has e! 33. Attorney John J. Cuneo
semen-nus. _
John Cullen was arrested last eve-
ning by caesi- Wallace R. S‘smmis.
charges you drunkenness and breach
of the peace. Hr. Cullen was when
cousins Salvation .Army hall. in Wa-
ter street. by the emcer upon the com.
vplnintornocisyora A young lady
member of the army appeared and up
pooled for Cullen. and Judge Tam-
. man’y decided to continue the case In- ‘
definitely with the understanding that -
Cullen was to sign the pledge not to
drink until he had reached his majorl-
ty and to behave himsell generally.
Mlll‘y Dudley. a colored lady, appear-
er on the charges or drunkenness and
breach or the panes,
made it disturbance at the colored bail
given in Red lion's Hall. last evening.
and was elected from there. where
upon she opened up in the streets and
dually wns arrested 5:: Odicer Wallace
ll. Sammie. assisted by Chloe:- John H.‘
Toothill. The policemen had theirV
hands full to get the women to the
station from all accounts. The court
lined herds for being drunk and 3': {or
breach of the prince and costs.
ED ENGINES. V
Buunmin J. Carr, private. 15th United
States infantry, wan married to Miss
litter the wedding . ceremony Carr
howleds train "and “started alone for
The order to report immediately came
to him when recruiting in the east.
Rather than postpone marriage for
two years the term at his enlistment.
fiancee that 'n inflnlster «It the depot
when his trein passed through Ogden.
Thevo'ers were Ween-themsence
Pot.
;
WWW, Dec. ails-General
Charles L nouns. o. h. a. mired,
died, at his home here esrly today u-
not onltlnos's otssyisral Ion-tits.
‘CenemiledmwlsbimunRhodsis-
land on arm to, 18". and entered
the volunteer service at the outbreak
of the Civil War, when he was only
tourtisen yeers of age. in lots he on-
lead the permanent establishment
and served. continuously on to March
Iii. mimnerotirod. Hollows
h widow and one son. Csrei Ii; Hodges
' om William, 2981 him now
stationed at M Jay. Covenants ls-
‘iand. N. Y.
' ewes enmua INJURY.
W PM Don. oer-None
rumopeesosswhomontheu‘nl-
ioyear shiehlsttthlj oedema brides
Magus mwflwnhflt
WWWhtotho
Court this morning to:- the consider» '
tics of Judge Willem F. Tammany npd .
The woman .
MARRIED WHILE TRAIN CHANG -
OGDEN. Utah. nee. Elk—While his.
» train «shamed engines here yesterday
laser: bend. or Ogden. Two minutes
the Phliip‘pines to Join. his regiment.
he arranged by telegraph to have his‘
oddityamyiecrniesinthellnlonbe .V ._
. . , y "_ woumhs GOVERNOR-s MW
MAJOR assassin. «cones DEM)
m
G! While
Turnout-w or girl lsvapz- ,
apex-cm Course in V
Merrilf
0099393 ,
Books and Stationery . Fm
A Warm ‘
i' Present
A ton of our fresh mined
Lchlg‘h Coal is a prnc~
V tical gift and will bring?
wsrrnth Vsnd Christmas ,
cheer to the roeipient. .. ‘
SECRETARY. .
mxsmo, Muslin, Dec. new
rst time in the history or the
of Michigan. unless Governor ,
changes his mind, a woman Hill
as private sanitary to the
coinive. Miss Mary F. Hadr-
Marquette. for seventeen
vote secretary of Mr.‘ 'V
now in the governor's on] All
eofiflvo clouds, in it is g , ‘
to be appointed his “V ‘V
some hot new duties
Though uremia: in nouns-
numeric: yours, Minn mm
a sudmgeteo.‘ .
i
m mods to th g. ,
”fiery oi the ham #3
Henley yesterday .
MMMrs.Huwiey~ .
m valued in flat Mil do
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