3 tdlse and‘Christmns shoppers find piece a
,y
r
I.’
' 30%., and frosts to Tampa, Fla.
Clear.
:. j New York yesterday on account of fog
:.l “of this city. is'spending the day in
‘ people to tend to your needs.
‘ 1" .Ofiicers will be elected at the meet-
.. quested.
, lore corrected. » The committee appoinia
, :purpcse of considering the report or ,
"‘i‘ this committee will he called by Fresh“
The store is respiement
with Beautiful Gifts to he ‘
Elven as tokens or friendship
, at Christmas time. Come
'snd see the line display.
You will be gratified as well '
as monothma
E. K. BANKS
Mnhsckemo Hotoi Block
South Norwalk
WEATHER FORECAST.
rFor Norwaik and vicinity: Generally
lair tonight and Saturday; moderate
westerly winds. The disturbance
which was central over North Dakota
yesterday morning has has moved
eastward and! is new central over
Michigan, It is causing cloudy weath-
at with light show in the Lake region
'Pleasant weather prevailsin other dis-
0 tricts east of the Rocky Mountains.
' The temperature has fallen slightly in
nearly all sections, Freezing temper-
,, ‘atures extend as for south as Macon,
' WEATHER A vssa AGO TooAv:
Temperature: Low, 22; high, 37.
“—Xmas gifts for smokers at Drey-
’ fuss. Souvenirs to ladies
Rune freighter Marion lost a trip to
m»——-
-«8llnpers. all kinds, at Conneaily
and Bracken' s.
~.—
"1, ExiCounciiman Jacob Linxweller.
V Bayonne, N. J., on business.
*—
—-Ready for the big rush tomorrow
at Minta'l. Plenty of extra sales-
See
adv. on page 8.
tug of Eureka Rebekah Lodge which
Ml“ he held this evening and the .pres:
ence of every member is earnestly re~
i
-«Catholic (prayer books and rosar-
ies. Fine selection at John T. Hayes'.
5 Main street. Norwalk.
It is a pleasure to buy a Christmas
'present from a stock where you are
sure to ilndl something to 1please the
lady of the house, the man, boy or girl
and little tots, and such is the case at
i
.dsnce, to be given 'at Quiitner's Hall.
at Dreyfuss’.
HOLIDAY
é.
Wu. P: BEERE
South Not-Walk. Norwslio
/ .
.._...
-—-Full line Xmas caps, O'Brien’s.
w—wvw
Midnight Maidens Company, in Bridge-
port will spend Sunday with his mo-
ther Mrs. T. B. Gunger, in South Nor-
walk.
adv, on page 8.
-~~nw
the South Norwalk schoolsAthis morn-
ing. the programs being appropriate
people conducted themseivés
ly.
fuss‘ cigars. Special Xmas boxes.
The Sprinswood'Olub, a prominent
organization with headquarters in the
“hand house on Laura street, will on-
tertain many of their friends, next
Friday evening, with door social and
invitations were printed and are now
being distributed.
~A humidor makes a most accept-
able gift for the smoker. See' the line
Souvenirs to ladies. ,,
a...
—-All toys, guns and dolls must go;
some rprice will move them. Read our
adv. on page 8. Millie. I
FISHERMENL
~~ A. J. Collins 00. The great yarlety or
. holiday gifts to he found at their store .
intakes it an attractive'place dor all
Christmas shoppers their tour floors
are teaming with Christmas merchan-
“more in shopping there. Their adver-
iisement in another part of this paper
offers a few suggestions.
i
, “wYou'il find what you want at
Mints s. Headquarters for Hallday
gifts. toys and dolls. * Read adv. on
119330 8. . t I
' in yesterday's account of the meet-
' ing. of the News”; 'liospiiai secular
a 'tion a couple of errors crept» i which
. ed to devise ways and means on. se-
" curing the funds for the extensions
,eonsisted of the executiveoommittoe. .
3 consisting of Dr. James G. Cream?
Thomas 1. Raymond and Cherie; «F.
“'1'r’istrsm and two additional gentlemen
“Dr. William 3‘ 'i‘rscey an up W it nishw
The meeting to be held for the
on *flhrlstsln thwarts, . .
. «Jive hare psi particular a“ alien
You know‘thut
Boston “Hub
Warrior" Boots v
are the best wearing rub~
ber boots, because they’ re
made of the stron est
duck and creinforc at“
every Wearing point. "
You know they are the roam-
at, because lined with the high-
est grade wool net. .
’ You know that the are the
‘ most Wraith, lebeeaEse made
over enough different lists to
i‘ t every foot.
Nearly 80 yeam' of rubbe
bmt-mskih have made “Hui;
WW, the choice of fishéra "
men everywhere, who want the “
greatest possible near, normal
Wk ,,
and
, '4 Made in all lengths-
man,
are waiting you At your
Vdeslcr’g. _ . . .
'Chester D. Gunser, who is with The , ' ’
~Aii Holiday goods must go; n’oth- ':
lug will he carried over. Read Mlnts's -
Christmas exercises were held at I'
to thePYule‘Tlde season. The young 1:
in a .
niost commendable manner and all j.
enjoyed the entertainments immense .-
~As a ilttlng finish to the Xmas g
least give the smoker a box of may
Your new pair, Mu Fishers :v ‘
with ground cocoa sheliey‘and
. sand and molasses.
.' be small quantit i ask and
,COAL
Tits i not detailed rebel-t of the inspection of feeding
stuffs by the New York'sgriculturai experiment station at
Geneva shows that several well known feeds are adulterated
thus and digestible as sawdust.
am is a sample iiiit pi ingredients and there are many more at
the same sent Dried drawers grains. ‘cottonseed meal.
ground alfalfa. and large amount of screening containing weed seeds.
The idea seems to be that a horse or cow can be made
to out almost any kind of worthless rubbish it with it is mix-
.is wise, he Will buy for his ahiin‘als’ .sustenance s end clean
‘ pure iced manufactured from honjc’sft' st'rai ht a no
.RAYMONDY
BuckWheat- Bea. “Nut.
Stove, E32. ' Broken
—~—-‘- .. g... mat-“v: ~_.__.——~
F0 HORS
sand, which are about as nutri-
oat hulls,
molasses. If the merciful man
' MANUL .HATCH.
BRQTHERS
Opticiam
“ALL ROADS ARE LEVEL To
Automobiles to Rent by the Hon
GARAGE—RIVER STREET.
LUNCHEON FOR MR8.
' Kiss.
iii-rs. Roman Heyn will give a lunch-
eon of 100 covers today in the French
rooms in the Hotel Scheniey. in honor
of her mother. Mrs. E. Hubbeil Hotch~
kiss, of Norwsik, Conn., from 12 to 2
diclook. “
The French parlor will be elaborate
ly decorated with cibodium ferns and
the window ledges will he banked
with terns. The hostess’ gown will be
a ulnknnsuve charmeuse nauniercd
bodice with draped tunic or Ameri.
can Beauty chiffon over a skirt of
white not. She will wear “Mrs.
Ward" roses. Mrs. Hotchklss will
wear a toilet of draped midnighbbiue
charmeuse, the gown beinthrimme
with shadow lace. She Will have a
corsase bouquet of orchids.
Guests will be served at 12 tables
placed in the two smaller rpariors The
HOTCH‘
EFINE»
useful and beautiful make the
a pleasure. .. .
we have special lines
‘ conservative designs. J
Everything in thegptical Line '1'
Eyes Examined Free “
Ask the OWer of
MOYER CAR
As to its easy running and satisfactory service.
1913 Models Maw Rand!-
OSCAR H. BANKS- gem ti
' F OR THE HOLIDAY SEASON
coA'rs AND WRAPs ,r
of every fashionable fur and the latest models in extreme and
. NECKWEAR
stylish and bountiful, in Russian and Hudson Bay sluts,
Chinchilla. sol. ulna. s/mus, ate"; with muffs to Ann.
weeeeelveiwwwfwos
O. D. Jackson
‘ ea WALL eraser .
NORWALK. .
PHONE 43a ‘
A MOVER"
r. Day or Week.‘
flowers, violets. narcissl, daiiodlls and
V Jonquils. The two long buffet tables
ulaced cube ended the room will be
decorated with vivid red poinsettia
Monroe—~11" Pittsburg. P... Post.
Dec. 18. 1912.
m
CLOTHEo LINE THiEVEs AGAIN
OPERATING.
"haw sakes. ,This ain‘t goin' to be
no Merry Christmas for me." This
was the line of talk which‘MOiiie, the
colored domestic ‘for 1W. Franklin
Bishop. in 'Beiden avenue, chose to
express her feelings. at having lost
some seven house dresses from the
clothes line on Wednesday night.
Clothes line) thieves ans operating
in Norwalk again and many are los-
ing their washings hung without, to
'dry. The needy are storing up clothes
for the winter in this fashion. but the
police have track of the Wonders
centerpige will. Lhe vases of spring and arrests may be expected inter.
F URS
selection of a Christmas Gift
'Q
a
in every department.
‘n
No other place in? the “Twin Cities affords theibu’yer‘ greater opiaortnnit'y for the ox;
ercise of individual choice in the selection of‘ Holiday Gifts than here—Jar what V is.
more acceptable. for a-Christmas gift than a nice piece of Furniture, Cut Glass or‘iFanc‘ ‘
China.‘ Armor thetgift suggestions’to be had:‘
“Hail Clocks . Fancy Rockers
Lace Curtains
Music Cabinets Gold Chairs 'Cut Glass
Dressing Tables Turkish Rockers Fancy China
Card Tables Magazine Stands Lamps
/ Parlor Tables ' Bullets Pictures
, China Closets...
Serving Tables
Umbrella Racks
Shirt Waist Boxes
‘ Gas and Electric Portables
‘Gas and Electric Domes .,
Coffee Percolators I
Tea Ball Tea Pots
Dining Tables
Library Tables
- Smoking Tables
Sewing Tables
Morris Chtfirs fl Shaving Stands‘ Jardinieres
Hall Racks Customers Carpet Sweep;
Hall Settees Pi :tures , Rugs
Taboritttes ’ ' V. Ladies’ Desks Blankets ‘ ‘
Globc‘Wemlcke Sectional Roll Top Desks Comfortablcs
Bookcases Flat Top Desks Couch Covers
Children‘s Chairs Office Chairs Dinner Sets
Couches Brass Beds Kitchen Cabinets
Dressers Wardrobes Clothes Hamper Z
Chiffoniers Utility Boxes IO-Cedar Mop 5.
w Dining Chairs Portiers Brush Map
Hall Glasses
i.
ll
in...
(glass ,
Fancy China
Our line comprises the most useful and artistic pieces to be had at moderate icost'.
PICTURES
A'largc variety for the Holiday trade in gilt or wood frames, 25¢ to $10.00,
a; ‘
TOYS
l
|Barber is employed be handy mil“ MY lug later today.
mu till 1qu , . . A
. 'i‘. 1. Raymond. Home taken'ln hand WWW
EAEEEE'E KITEEEE A Dinner Charles It. Pass this morn- «Xmas hats, caps and as“
v ; J in: all investigation of Captain 3mm 5,
Norwalk has a mm” on its hands Thomas lfnnt' ‘whb found the blood“
and the notice are attempting to solve stains and Whose search of the Bar-
the riddle. During the ”'13),th ,0,“ time her home failed to reveal anything;
knows. broke into the chicken house '61”. .
Aliases Aunts and Julie Hymes ,
ii 'ilhan-‘el street, stole three
{lather maintains his innocence, de'.
uitethe severe mil-line he has been
3" one Thomas Loutberland
er Jarvis is. Moi-rail. His and the lam“ tamili
,prsc’lsims hint and her ism ceiv e two 0 r m,“ ‘d
=innoosnt of median. harbor}! W '
6
1 chicken weighing from
according to themes 91',
made awe
“i {i bleed leads from the:
1 jar fruit or trim ‘
‘e cranberries, and onei .
Norwalk Chronicler