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Famous Chocolates
and Bon Buns ”
HOMEMADE CANDY FRESH .:
DAILY ‘
ALI. E'Kmne or BAKERY
'2 recovers“
Fin. BANE
“Washington street.
South Norwallt ._
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rites akur‘
Bolton
"its. dandy of man»...
$1.00 per pound-
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Agent to: Town of News": ~
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' for eels.
Andersen's bomb W e
Launches” and?" Bolts“I
“of allklnde was one.
given minimisation.
“ Oyster Shell Point. "will
I
n,’
St. John's lodge. No. 6. F and A.
M.. will conform Fell0wcrait degree
11,1; the state communication this even-
ins.
Samuel Waring, of Brooklyn, is
unending a few days with his father.
‘Stephen F. Waring, of 41 Franklin
ltroat.
EEMiss Masie Keeling, oi Norwnlk,
has returned home after a visit with
Mr, and Mrs. James E. Burns, oi
Stemioni. -
The Central Labor Union will hold
{to semi~monthly business meeting
he eyening in the labor lyccum, in
Washington street.
Olive Branch Lodge. No. 19, Knights
of Pythlas will hold its weekly busi-
ness meeting this evening in its
rooms, in South Main street.
Misses Giflord Clark. Josephine
Rurnmber and Clara Comstook leftE
South Norwalk yesterday, to resume;
their studies at Smith College. ‘
Star of Columbia Circle, Gompnn
ion of the Forest, will hold its seini~E
monthly business meeting this even
1- ing in its rooms, in Washington street. ‘
The fourth sitting of the tri-com
puny plnochle tournament will be held ‘E
at the Old Well Hook & Ladder C0”;
pony quarters, in Havlland street this'
evening. ‘
A number of the local manufactur-
in; concerns are engaged this week
taking the annual inventory, and in
consequence some at the plants are
closed down. ‘
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence L. Brush, of
Franklin sti‘ect,‘ have been entertain-
ing Miss Grace Moore, of Port Chester
and Charles H. Brush, oi Mont Clair,
New Jersey.
The annual meeting and election of E
I. hairdo! directors of the Old Welli
Masonic 00. will be held in the direce
tours room. Masonic Temple South?
Main street, next Monday evening at
8 o'.ciock
1
The annual meeting of McKinley
‘ Command, Spanish-American War Vet-
erans, .wlll beheld this evening in the
Ormory, at which time the odicers ior
“ the ensuing year will be elected and
other important business transacted.
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Bouth Norwall; Council. No.12“.
Knights of Columubs will .hold its
semi-monthly business meeting this
evening in its.rooms. in South Main
"street, at which time the oiiicers re-
cently elected will be installed by
-E .Dletriot Deputy John F. McMahon.
’ E ‘ This evening. 1mm 9 to 9:30 o'clock,
-a meeting will be held in 1111a chapel
‘ at the South Norwaik Methodist
E Episcopal Church for the’ purpose of
E E. electing a delegate and a reserve dele.
‘1 ‘ gate to the Lay Electoral Conference
in be held in Brooklyn on March 29.
Lincoln Council, No. i, 0. U. A. M.,
will hold its regular weekly business
meeting tomorrow evening in Mystic
‘ouun Hall. At this this the new’ll'
e'ieeted- Eollicens will be installed by
Deww Slate Gounoiilor Harry Show
on and his suite of Leeds-Gouncil.
1 No.16. o1 SW0.AEM1‘ the meet-
inl retreehmentswiil be served and
‘emokee enjoyed All members are
urged to attend. 1 E E E
1113:113th op
MI I , OH
:11“va Ann
w arse.
‘Eing tomorrow evening in the library
Ehcld another very successful rehearsal
. inst evening at the club parlors.
‘ Street and Electric Railway Employee
Hum-.1 of Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Brad-
.hury. oi Bayvlew avenue, over the
isuidies at Dartmouth College.
" 3. O. R. M., went to New Canaan last
' Xmas Tree Lighting 8 I
Look at my window at Ill. lain
8t, Norwall. and m I!" m
you can make the tree look this.
year. I carry both battery and 110-
volt outfits at prices that will our-
prise you.
CHARLES BUEK, JR.
Address:
51 MAIN EDT. NORWALK
Telephones: Office. 001; house. 21-!
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St. Paul's Men's Club is scheduled
to hold a meeting this evening in the ‘
Berkeley street chapel.
W
Miss Katherine and stasis-nines -E ‘
of Georgetown, spent New Year’s Day
with friends in South Norweik.
Mr. and ‘Mre..Beniamin Harris, of
Stamiord, formerly at South Norwalli. .
are spending a row weeks in Florida.
The Norwallt noun or library at;
rectors will hold their regular meal-
in Cross street.
Clinton Contmandery. No. 3, Knights
Templar, will hold a stated conclsve On
Friday evening in the Masonic Tem-
ple in Wall street.
The Spanish War Veterans will in-
stall the oillcers all the regular meet-
ing to be held in the armory in West
avenue this evening.
Division No. 1. Ancient Order at
Hibernlnns. will meet this evening in
the Hibernian hall in Wall street. Rou-
tine business ‘wlllbe transacted.
w
Buckingham Woman's Relief Corps
held a sewing session this mornius.
and the regular meeting is being held
in the post rooms in Wall street this
afternoon.
The South Norwalk Club mlnsirels
It is
planned to hold the show during the
ilrst week in February.
The Amalgnmwted Association of
of America. Norwallt Local No. 476.
will meet1regulnrly on Saturday night
in the Main street quarters. ’
James B. llawley, who has been the
holidays, returned yostcrdaty to Hano-
voi‘, N. H., where he will resume his
The Woman‘s Christian Temperance
Union will meet at the home 0! Mrs.
Fred Show, 16 Chestnut street, Friday,
January 5, It 3 o'clock. It Is desired
that all members be present. All in-
terestod in temperance work are web.
come.
District Deputy Sachem .1. William
Rowe and stair. including Harry E.
Bailwits, wuiiamu. container. .1. H.
Lincoln. George Spider and Frederick
B. Malliln, oi Cockenoe ’liribe, No. 32,‘
evening and more raised up the chiefs
oi Ponu‘s Tribe.
The Eureka Rebekah 1.0.1... will hold .
an important meeting‘toinorrow. The
members have been invited by Our
Brothers’ Lodge to attend the ladlee'
night to be held under their‘auspicea
on Tuesday evening or nextWeelr.
'dications are that the- Rebeknhs will
attend this alleli- in round numbers.
""Jonassua Council, No. 1268, Royal
Arcanum, will hold a meeting on Jan-
nary 16 tier the installation lot encore.
The meeting 'iiueeday evening beheld-1
cred tour applications for members
ship and-transacted other routine but
inees. A class initiation.“ planned
tor February. when the supreme re-
gent from Virginia. will be present.
A committee it Eatrantlnl W
' v. H. sAxren. ‘ ‘
1111 mm at Well
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} i by Hart Schaifner & Marx.
- these priceel
Swallow!“ 8W. .3 to
Remember, we have other
Arid they are ready to put
be proud of because they will
right.
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January 1902
Ianuary 1904
January 1006
January I908
January 11010
January 1912
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50.000
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50.000
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WITHII'B 8l0800IITIOII
MEETS. ‘
Rev. John Stapleton “heme the
Melnbere on ell-61111111.. of-‘lervlce.
The Woman's ‘Ass‘oceition _ of the
South Norwalk Cbngmtionel march
held its January Ernestine Wednesday
sites-noon in the church parlors.
Represenfltives Efrem all the we-
”than a societies were oreient. The use
tor. Rev John Stockton. gave an ad-
dress full at stipulation and inspire.-
use on the pouilfllitioe of sonic; Hie
underlying 816th was individuality
, feibildly. their sen-
crow cooper-Ali and a hearty under.
varying 111111011611 0! work.
Aethecicseotthdeddrmtbeimem
be“. bye‘iisliur robe. expressed-1b
~ molstion and loyalty co theifpestor.
A connects consult“ of underlies
Eamon-cos 11.60»..ng E
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mstmcrrtrn 111 sran-nmnv not:
YOU TO WEAR
E [In all tbe'hietory of clothes. nothing in the way at ”evenn »
' . trig Dewayne ever been produced to approach those. made
In shun. indeeign. in perfection of detail and fit here E.‘
areewell delimit: n o 11 ll ‘
E 0111 sd'l‘uxedsotaorcan matchet‘ "mi tomeother,up
4 ntdowl. Ind Iron the door steps
Tumwuhemflnulfia
Evening Dress Vests, $3 to $5
Tuxedo Vests of gray silk, $3. 50.
Tics, Shirts and everything else for full dress—excepting .
l : Wine.
1110 arouse: ‘
All Kinds of Fresh Fish, "Oysters,
Escalioos, Long and Round Clams»
Gosling Clams for Baking
AT ‘
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market.
CROH HlTH ACROHIHC BANK
Watch Our Growth
Capital i Surplus & Profits E
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01371.11: oven TITLE.
Genital. John Action
Cue.
in the superior court, civil side. yesn
toniay morning. before Judge William
8. Case the‘sctlon brought by Loom
ml 3.611011. walnut Mrs. Katherine
A. St. John,v both of Weetport, was on
E trial. E
The piaintiit claims that the de-
i'endant ought to share costs with him
in caring for property because she
made a mistake in regard to her
share in a term of seventeen sense
The evidence was finished yesterday
and both sides will present briefs to
so court on Friday.
Before Judge
FOLEY KIDNEY PILLS
__ always give satisfaction because they
always do the work. J. T. Shelnut.
Bremen, Genny-1"! have used N
‘9? .11 1100.1».
. electrical “Imitation or at Patrick’s
: one or the autumn indications of this
1 city; welcome to Cardinal Farley
: when he return-teem Rome. Between
, j atrium:
. Superintendent Judi-rd r.
: . men «11mins wires.
in .mm Pills with rest antler»- ‘
30.“) Electric 010011 In Wel-
carting Cardinal Farley
new YORK. Jen. 4.-E-’l‘he brilliaiit
Marital. in Fifth avenue. will be
80,600 and 36000 incandescent bulb!
will be strong (rota one enact the
to one great emissiwhicti surmount
‘; ihemlnttyeplree. Wroclaw
at the condos] and "War Laveile
E would: or the Medal and we
‘ 1 in: in Indiana avenue, will share in»
f sully in the illumination. i
Active work in illuminating the
was begun Tuesday by
Powell,
who had under him a hundred work~
it will require
twelve or ween days to string the
Dome idea of the number 0: lights
1. used can «behest appreciated by «to
.: hammers will hetwiceas many
’; eewseslwedontiietwonaetniver
bridges during the Haidstm’Fulton
celebration. On the spires alone there
3 will gleam
Tim.
about three thousand
Pen-011s on m avenue Tuesday
E: alternoon stowed. to look aloft. at two
We leeks, who crawled out of the
little windows 111111, at tth base or the
spires and Biennial the ladders that
led to the crosses. about three , bun
tired Elect above the street. They car-
ried ropes. which they mad about
the crosses to enable them to ewlnc
their seat: when they strung the elec-
tric bulbs el'ound'tiie wires.
Perhaps the most striking teatime
oi the display will be the coat or
arms of the Cardinal. The construc-
tion of the piece has been begun. It
is to he 20 feet square and will cover
the great window between the
steeplee
Beginning at 5 o'clock each evn»
log of the celebration at the Carol.
nel‘a return, the Outboard and reel-
dencee behind it will be Illuminated
until ii The crosses on the eteeplee
will he kept lighted all night for a
week.
' So much electricity is to he used in
the display that the electric light can
puny is putting in mental iced wires
from its power station at Filtyethlrd
- street and Seventh avenue. ‘
Perched on their swinging boom
men's seals away up on the Cathe-
dral the workmen could at times be
seen to spin around litre tops.
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in Electric 2011:
New llAVEN..Jan. twAiiE Indica-
1
York. New Haven and Hartford Rail
road compnnv intends to start the ex-
tension oi its electrical system from
Stamford to the Cedar illil station In
this city. in the immediate future. To
day it was learned that. the company
had placed an order for iliieon new
electric motors with the Westinghouse
Electric and Manufacturing company.
These motors will lib ready (or deliv‘
ery before the electric zone has em-
braced this combat the company In
in a position to make good use of them
an the Woodlawu tmsnmiortl electri-
iled division.
Some people are of the opinion that
when the electric system has been ex“
tended as far as Cedar Hill It willue '
mean that a large number of engineers.
both passenger and freight. will lose
their positions with the New Haven
road. d‘hst impression is erroneous.
As has been done on the Stdmiord to
Woo'dlawn division. engineers will be
taken from their steam locomotives to
run the motors. 0n the Woodlawn
branch the motormen are paid the
same rate as engineers, Although up on;
the Berlin to Middletovgi division the
motormen are paid much less than lo
comotive engineers. This is “stained. ‘
however, by reason of the (not that
the system up there is entirely diiler- .. ,
out than that At Woodiewn. _‘
The motormsn' s assistant on electric
.5
thins running from wmnim tin
Stamford an. paid the‘ some men
Bremen on the steam routine that the
unnument betwes‘ii the bompany and
its 111111an and llama will not
cause moon trouble; if e "3
m‘mm other kills! his W
Will Whine WliIiE
lone point 'to the tent that the New .
'NOTE OUR LOW PRICES ON STANDARD “AND. ".100“.
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coco menu. on museunwe unease: “semen.”
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.eoALLoue Kenoesus OIL. ......’.'.'.. 46.3
0 out” rate NAPTHA on ozone SOAP . 5.. 0.2.9.50 v
a rAcitAoee moments on MEAL 211a
anemone nALarou assume-r rooo ‘.. up
Wet-res BAKER'S on BECKMANN’S cocoa, cAu . .
cuAnK'e ELGIN LUNCH oneness. rouse
. EDUCATOR uni-rm: WHEAT noun, one. ':
,RAIJ'I’ON WHOLE WHEAT FLOUR. BAD.
A. F. Beckmann 81 Co 1
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[hone 440.
FOR SALE ON
EARD’S ROCKS
TWENTY LARGE BUILDING §ITES
Everyone knows this landmark of our city, but do you realize the Tent.
that it lies over one hundred“ feet above tide water and is free from noise,
dust and all the other nuisances usual in the center of any town? .,
TEN
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From this property one can walk to the
I 2 M . I
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A Happy New Year
cannot be a real experience it your
mouth contains aching or sensitive
teeth. Now that the excitement oi the
holiday mason in over, there can be
no better time to attend to that- part
03 one‘s health and well-being than
the present. With each passing year
science is dereloping new ways and
means for the'beueilt oi manhind. and
l are always anxious to give my par
tiente every ad vantage oi upto-date
methods and scientific care.
There is no charge tor consultation.
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FOUR :HUICHEO
DNA "A“ SCH 00"..
HIGH BOHOOL ...
PMT OFF!
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by Enrolling at
Business CollegegE
Dr. J. H. MAELLERY
10 South Iain at. South Norwaik
Bonn:
den by stimulant our.
Day and Night Seeblone
.I a. n. to l p. on. sun— Secure your seat new. Books
tree.
South Norwaik
Port Chester Stamford E '.
Utilize our phone service in order-
ing your bottled beers, wines, whis-
lties. olive oil, elector it is prompt.
accurate and dependable.
Perhaps you have bad dlfilculty in
securing a shflelnmory quality olive ”
oil;‘ it so. we ask that you try our
pure olive oil and secure the very best
that is to be had.
Besides carrying Oli‘re Oil we carry
a complete line or imported and do
mietlc wing. whistles, liquors. etc,
and also have a complete line or «ital
tan wines. cordiala, hitters vermoutli.
etc.
if you drink elk-«drink St Nicholas
Gasteiltino 81 811111301
101.181. :1 mime Ave.
at
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