New York Central Has Paid Million
' ton suit The appellate Iouit sustained
-the verdlets.
’_int6!‘.t.
I
.— I ‘ I
Our $2.00 Ladies’ Shoe is ‘ '
well known for its Siiilisli-
ness and Long Service.
F. D'. LYON III CO.
Tim look titer ltS IIIIIIIISTI "'iIIIIIiIIg 0f the MIIIIIIs
t Continued item that page. Continued l'Ioin l‘llllllll l'ago.
PM.” tor thotiollowiu‘g amounts. thing l Would like most ati'ungly to
W I l-
s l 2 :
George E.
(‘OIII puny.
,Goorge Clark anti wll'e. $i.'Ii.!II;:
Ilium Btinn. $4.50; Mary t‘armody.
Susan B. St. .lolni.. Silt);
Lane. “.02: Males Stone
$51.54; totiIl. $380.42.
Councilman iteynoIIliI reported llltil
the dangerous I-oiil hole in front or lllt‘
Bryant and Reuse store lInIl llIN‘ll l'('
paired.
Frolt Delays Sewer Work
The fruit in tin gioui III iillll IIII
lay in ullivul oi pipI- Ib' pIII. lug lianI
with the laying of Illt‘ iII-u newer li'oiII
Plymouth avenue to the fair gIoIInIlI-.
As a result CIIIIIriII-Ior t‘hioppa t'Illla'lIll‘
ed the minor in regard to the IllilllI‘I.
The (‘onII‘iII-toi' is: Ileslrtnis of living pu-
mittod to Iiiaeontinue on'iI unIil II more
propitious ”the. He took Illl' I'li‘lll'ilt'I
with the agreement Ilint hI- “tilllll I-oIII
plete the jolt forty days after Martini~
it but the pipe “as .in long in 'Iii'i'i\
ing that the ground. in the meantime.
froze up. From present lilillt'illliillH it
appears that the I-outI-III-IIII will Hill in
pressed in the illilllt'l‘.
Councilman Riordan \\’li.\ t.',lH‘ll pen
mission III (lli'iptlnl‘ or an old stovr III
Hope Hone (lllill’ll‘l‘.\ to the best advan-
tage possible.
City Record! To Be Indexed.
The council voted III have the por»
tion of the elty records. I-onuI-I-liiig iii.-
borough and city [)I'I'ltnln. indexed III I..
cont not to exveed $7.0. in their lll'I‘Nl‘ll.
shape the rerords are \I l')‘ IIIIIIIIIIII:.' III
peruse for information.
New Speclal Policeman. l
Charles I". Page has appointed ll\l
the 'CouIII-il Its. a Sill‘t'illl poliI-euinn. to,
succeed George Travis. II special. who!
recently moved from town. M r. l’iIuI-i
made application for the position quI‘
Chief of Miller liradley Ill‘I'tlS IInoIhI-r
‘Sliot‘lul. Mr. Page Fltlil'tl in his appli-
cation for the position that he was in
good physical i't)llillllllll. is :i.\‘ yearn otI
age. weighs l7; pounds illltl is 7. tI-I-t'
9 inches in height.
Police and Library Reporte.
The reports of the city librarian.
Miss Dothn Stone Pinneo. and Quiet"
of Police Bradley III-re, l'Ol't’lTl‘ll and
ordered placed on file. The chief‘s
report showed that there wm-I- [\l‘i‘lU
arrests during the mouth of November.
The Council adjourned to Monday N
eiiing. December Elsi.
i
do»
HIS SWEETHEART'S LETTER.
A colonel. on his tour of inspection.
unexpectedly entered the drill room.
when he came arross a maple oi‘ sul-
Illers. one of them reading II lI-tter
aloud. while the other was listening.
andrat the same time stopping up the
ears of the reader. "What are you do-
ing there?" the puzzled officer inw
qulrod of the farmer "You see. I-ol-
ouol, i'm reading to AtkliIiI—who cant
read himself—a letter which has ar-
rived by this afternoon's pout front
his sweetheart." ”Anti you. AtkInI-I.
what in the. world are you doing?"
"Please, colonel. I am stopping up
Murphy's ears with both hands. III»
cause i don‘t mind his reading my
sweethearts letter. htit I don't wanti
him to hear a single word of what. slit-l
has written."-—V. C.
A COSTLY ACCIDENT.
and a Quarter For Danbury
Train Collirion.
The collision of a New York Central
train with the early morning train
from this city, in the Park avenue tun-
nol. in New York. something over a
year ago. has already cost the New
York Central & Hudson River Railroad
31.250000. Very little of this money
was‘reeeived by Norwalk people, only
one or two of the passengers from Nor-f
walk being inquIIl ’lhe NIw Ioik
Central railroad settled the claims of
the' estate of Alfred M Per'.IiIi piesi-
dent of the Union Bank Company. ol'
New York, and Einest F. Walton oh
the brokerage firm of Decoppet & Do-
remtts. of New York. Saturday. Mr.
Pcrriri and Mr. Walton Were killed in
the ..tunnei accident and the executors
of their estates brought suits toi Inim-
axial against the railroad company A:
verdict for Sis 000 was awarded in the
Perrin case and of 370000 in Ojie Wat
SaturdaI attorneys for
the railroad and the “No estates met.’
and the damages awarded were paid‘
over. in the Walton ease. besides the
Imount oi damages :3. 000 was paid as
I
s . ——
entire stock as i am about to
- y store into Toyland. i am
I clam uroemof everything.
, Tin Ware, Wooden Ware,
era. 120 and 15¢ per foot;
out my stock 0! Skate: at 39c
art have any more. I
(or Saturday and Hon.
81.00 and $8.00 Dressed
$3.5 Scan! ".19 each. These
‘ hurrah-3| hair. bloopers show-
“ Trimmed Dresses.
Only Saturday and
at 81.10 each.
_ pent.
(Illllllllt‘illi. [hat the pi'unlemn that con—
l'i'oIIt Ilh shall be solved by tho t‘llllill-
than. that surround. no not by pH"
l'lllilll or what in thine III ini-
lilih‘l. lliii'ing tht I-I-iItIiry. illl‘
population oi cities This iiII-I'I-Iioeu from
three per cent. to about loi'ty Ilt'l' Ct‘lll.
oi the whim. The lII.~.I census gave ;.".I,—
ooii_IIoII as living under lli'liilll I-ondi—
tioii~. while It li‘llilll‘)‘ ago lllt'l‘t was
li'SH than one quarter or Ii million.
l'i'iily th- I'Iindilioiis oi IIl’t'iiit's have In!
Illlt'il‘tl that it In lil‘tlltlhli'l‘tlllh to nup-
poso llliti llll' solution made by llII-eon-
\t'llilllll III ITMI, wliirh lranieII our I-ou-
>Iiluiion. and Ivhien did not Ni‘ltlllfi‘ly
I-Iuisi‘di'i' the qlll‘hlllill of I-it_\' govern-
llll'lil. lIIIt itt'I'I-liled the theory which
had I‘lilllt’ down Io tiiI III from the mid—
IllI ages. .klltllllll hoIIl now. when the
I'Iuiditioiis Iit‘ t‘tlllllllt'iI'lill lilt'. tl'illlh‘~
pIiitIIlion. i‘lVllthlllIllI. and IvI-rythiug
Ilw llil.\ i'lIIIiiged. “line i lliil‘t' thI-
Hll‘iili‘h‘l l't‘ll‘itlli't‘ llll' old llltsittl'li‘lil
diode and pine». and lUl'llh and ruin
liltllh. yet i do not III'liI-III “.I should
I-III-ast- Illllbt‘lw'a \I‘ithin lllt‘lll like Ii
niuniuiy Iiiid IIII: ill tIII t. \\'ll|lt‘ |ll'l‘.‘~'t'i\'—
iIII: lhi- lllll\\illtl iIIIIII Iii liiI pant. ll'(‘-
IIIIIiiII-ipIil attain oi lin prtwent
Il.i,\ may be .~ol\'I~Il by the present I‘llll
II' IIuI> alllllilllltlllll: l‘llli‘fl us they llll\\‘
l"|t~l. IIIIII when that I'IInII-II. and not
until llltll llUl'.\ l‘lillli'. Ian \\'I- hII\'I what
will he liiii\'I-I'i~'ally IIIlinitlId Its tl good
l‘li\' government
IADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS
The I, .\i (‘ Ultlltlillii l'uiuislird
inusiI at tho bIIskIthIII guini- lll llli
.\l‘l|ltil)'. l.I.~t night.
The Stetsoii'a l'ill‘ll‘ Tom's (‘Iibili
(‘oianiiiy llill'allt‘ll about the elltwls of
NIII‘II‘IIIII, I-ui'ly llii> Iit'tI-iiioon.
lit-fol‘I- you buy that new Ii\'I~II'IiIIl.
will at how i'.\' It; .N‘IIIvIInII' and .see then
unity linI- oi all styles oi” (Ji't‘lt‘tillls.
The lillill’tl ot' llll'l’t‘llll's of the Nur-
II'IIilI Hospital ANSOI‘HIIIUII \I‘Ilt hold Ii
monthly meeting. lllln evIIiIIIg. at illt‘
.\'IIr\\allI Hub.
The regular llllll—Wt‘t'li lllt't‘lllli: oi
“I'Itl'l’ (lliuiI-h will lie mm at Tlll‘
l'lllll'l'll. lll|> I'\‘I'llllll.'., III fl'llli‘ll the rev-
lor. Rev. James llt‘llltlli \\.t'|‘lll‘l', “Ill
otllI-itile.
t'oIIInI'l IIIIII Mis, I”. St. John Inn-hr
wood and Miss .iuliIt liI'lIII‘n lillt’leNltl
will give a i‘III-I'ptioii this evening, at
Lot-kwood's Hall. Dancing will coin-
int “(‘8 at 8:30.
The Entertainment (‘ommitteiv of th.
Ntil'\\illl\ i iIIiI la arranging for II Hilllili-
Ii uI\t MoiiIlIIv night The Jump
,\lIi_\ liniiiot‘ tub and olhI-i I'llll‘liillllt‘la‘
\ylll hI- lIeIIiIl
tiIIiilIs l'i. liiluoi'th. IliI- Norwalk
jIwelI’r. whose liliit‘l’ oi businI-a is III
the old post other More, calls attention
to the fuel that he has a I-lioII-I: liiII-
IIl’ holiday gills. '
The members oi the lloorkI‘I'pei'S'
(‘irIIiI- of King‘s Daughters ol' the Nor—
wiilk (‘oIIngIgtitioiIaI (‘lIurI'lL held Ii
session. last evening. with Mrs I]. M.
iIoI-kwood, at heI home in East iIIIl
one.
The ladies of St. Paul‘s ('Iiiild lll‘l'
planning to give a sale of (‘llrlblmlts
artirles at the liei‘ltley street (fllflpl‘l.
'I‘hursday. from 3 until a p. m. A sup-
per Will be served in connection with
the affair.
Howard livers. Ii Weston uIIIII. IvII.~~
before the Norwnlk Court. this morn-
ing. on a charge of drunkenness. Judge
lAlt‘lthlOIl was absent. and Judge Tay-
lor, who presided, allowed the llt‘(‘llS-
ed to go free.
'l‘hrough a typographical error. the
name of Miss Ethel Sprague was omit-
led from the program oi" the Elks
lllt‘llltll'lill service, Mins Sprague recit-
ed "All We Love MII.~I lliI." lll II very
m'l‘llllllllli‘ manner.
TRINITY JUNIOR AUXILIARY.
Lest spring the Juniors. of Trinity
Church. pledged themselves to provide
for thirty indiau boys and girls at
Christmas, This promise has been
kept and last week a box was shipped
to the Rev. i.. C. Walker. Lower Bruli
Agency. South Dakota. it contained
thirty useful Bl‘llt’l(‘.§ llllll) gifts. and
thirty candy bags; the money for the
Iandx being sent in mail.
SeIeral of the memheis attended the
meeting of the Mission Study Claus in
\i'estport on the 21st. and were much
interested in hearing Miss Sybil Car-
ter. She spoke of the need of gar-
ments for lndlan babies and small
Ihildien and tire Juniors ale to take
this for their next work. We are for-
tunate in having Mrs. William P. Beers
an a helper thin winter.
The speeding trains came together
with a dull. sickening thud. A moment
later the happy pnir sat facing each
Izthei in the cornfield far away.
in all. what are you crying for?‘ ask-
(
“Ito—it. is our
he man.
The lady wept anew.
Irst falling out." she sabbath—Cincin-
nati Commercial Tribune.
Handkerchief
Bazar
And production of “The‘ District
School at Blueberry Corners." lately
given with such sueceoa in Randall]
Hall. Eat Norwaik. will be held at the
SOUTH NORWALK BAPTIST
CHURCH.
amoxaacniara. aeaons, can
AND non MADE canny
won. as on eat]:
1'". #900; .
,.__. ._...........~..._......
USED TO lT.
A apiirk (mm It t'llllll not tire to wine
--ll‘ii\\' at tlit bottom of II t‘tillllll‘y earl.
but the two liillllltlllt‘lfl in the Vt‘llli'li‘
llilllt'i‘ll nothing until their attention
was called to the blaze by u I-oiintl'y-
Illllll driving behind. “l‘I'I- lit't‘ll uo-
IiI-lng the Mlloki‘ 1th long while." iIIIlIl
Iiodge. "Then. why on earth didn't
IoII tell IIH before?" demanded one of
the ll'lth‘ll‘l'N. "Well." replied the
I'tillllll'_\'lllllll. “thIIre‘II Ito many of them»
THE CH OICEST
“Big VeinLehig h” COAL
new- dangled VetIlI-leii itoin' about that
I didn't know but what you war going
by l~il‘l|lll. -- London (iiolio
"WlIiit oniI town IIeeIIiI IIIIIIIt.‘
thI- tiiiwllng lllllll.
the I‘onil‘orte of home."
‘ Not :iiuI-h.” it‘llllI'tl lllt‘ liIIunI-lII-epi-
“A lIoInI with all the I-IunlortII of II in
tel in will” mind of tits want.”---~l'hllii
diplphla l’t'I-ob,
FORg FURNACES RANGES AND STOVgES DELIVERED AT
$6.25.
SMALL NUT. DELIVERED. AT 0
$6.25
’.‘.0.
BUY COAL THAT'S CLEAN.
Raymond Bros
The Gl03lt’5l Bargain Sale That liver Has
Been Offered T0 The Public
FOR ONE WEEK ONLY.
WE WILL ONLY MENTION A FEW OF OUR BARGAINS.
A GlRL'S FULL LENGTH WINTER COAT.
niillliii‘y
t‘lOlll. with rapes and stole i'IoiIi.
l in li
ill‘\\'
or l'i‘tl. lllllt‘ llllll Iixloid. >lzII
NEWEST MILITARY COATS FOR GIRLS.
leil'llllt‘ in l‘t‘tl green. lllllI‘ IIIid oxford.
\Hll'k i‘UllRl'. l'uIl sleeve, IIIZI- l
LADIES' SUITS. InIIIII- ill the llilt'sl Slylt'l
iIIIIIIIIi'y' I-an-s.
llI‘Il\) l‘lilullall Mt‘lliiu
Kill'llll‘llIS’ lIIIIsI. lIiitIIIIis.IIIi-
vorth $3 on,
’ SALE PRICE $2.00.
made from It good quality
.‘llillM ll\ I-i' elIIillltiI-Ifi
to it. north 31; 5“.
SALE PRICE $3.00.
IIlIIIIsI- front. long root, with
shoulder I-an-s‘ silk serge lining I gored skirt. seams slitIIhI-Il. made of mix-
I‘ll eloth, poi‘t‘oel ill, woi'lii $1.100,
LADIES' SUITS, jnI'ltI'ls iiinIlI- iuI-oIMII alyliu
with serge. I gored skirt.
SALE PRICE $6.00.
.Ill liiII-Il
LADIES“ WALKING SKIRTS, llllltll‘
lIoiIoin. \\‘lll‘lll 3.50.
tit‘lllllb' Silli‘lll‘ll'
SALE PRICE $6.50.
pIiII-III li'lillli‘l' llt‘li' I~oIII
\\tIl'lll $110K
l‘:llf.‘l:>ll lIlI‘l'IUlL .‘illt'lll'tl
SALE PRICE 95 CH.
of Klilnl
DON'T MISS THIS GREAT SALE ATTHE
O
The Fair l‘IIitiiI
68 WASHINGTON STREET.
illlll llll’ 8min
SOUTH NORWALK.
TO MAKE
MONEY
You Must
DO YOU
Would yOu Sane $l.0 l
Invest it.
SAVE ?
Der month and up warj
i/ vour Principal and Interest were Properly se-
cured through
The South Norwalk Trust Co.
THE PROPOSITION
[5 NOT sprculatr‘he.
It Will interest
Investigate this matter,
YOU
FOR FULL“ PARTICULARS, ADDRESS
AGENTS—CHAS. E. CURTIS.
F. E. SMITH, 2 No. Main 51., So. Norwalk, Ct.
Nov-walk. Conn.
Charles H. Dllwartm Jeweler.
45 WALL STREET. OLD P. 0. BUILDING.
WATCHES. CLOCKS. JEWELRY AND SILVER NOVELTIES
FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
DIAMONDS AND DIAMOND SETTING A SPECIALTY.
QUALITY NOT QUA NTITY.
no OLD STOCK.
NO OUT OF DATE GOODS.
Watch Work. Jewelry Repairing. Engraving and DiamOnd Setting.
First-class work guaranteed.
This is not a big store: ne-ther is it a big stock. but it s a choice
one.
All work promptly attended to.
Remember the place, old P. 0.
Building. Norwalk. Conn.
.E
without belt.
and 85.
Grey Okforda and Grey Meltonn.
. .jm noon mint "my;
Men‘s title tailor made ()verronis.
~ 7m: talc SJ. 00.
Children's Roofers. sizes 3 lot formerly 82.
. This sale $1.25.
I. Men's Clay Worsted Suits. formerly 812 and 8H.
This uh $8.00;
D. Gottlieb,
1.... an! aoawatx. court
SALE OF OVERCOATS ' l
FOR MEN. YOU THS AND BOYS. .
BUY YOUR OVERCOATS HERE AND SAVE MONEY FOR YOUR '
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
formerly $12. SH and silt, with or l
I
"II: sate 59.00. 3
Black Meltons, Grey Oxfords. formerly $8 and 89, all lengths.
This sale $5.00.
Youths“ size 15 to 19, formerly 88 and 89.
This sale 84.00. i
Children's Overcoats. Russian blouse elect, sizes 3 to 8 years. 84
This sale $2.25.
,
“in II hotel with uni
sniIlI
TilE LEADING DRY 00005 STORE.
zngRISTRAMltHYATT
% Suits and Furs.
As we have so often asserted beiorc, to be well-dream: age requires the exercise at
l Perhaps you don‘t know about our Suits and Furs.
‘ thought. taste. patience and the expenditure of much time as well;
We have been ten years improving this
:dcpartmcnt. and the Suits and Furs now 'In our stock are the best we know, after ten years pro-
' gressive effort. It is the care in the making that tells in the'shapliness and wear of our Suits and
‘ Furs. and makes them better than other ready to wear. and equal in many respects to custom made
igarments.
that have gained for us a good reputation in this department.
The constant presentation of the best merchandise from the best manufacturers. our
well-known moderate prices. fair and straightforward dealings with our customers are the methods
We invite our patrons from in and
; out of town to inspect what we have to utter.
I
l SUITS from $8.00 to $30.00. "
FU R COLLARS from $2.75 to $30.00.
“V MUFFS from 98c to $22.00.
|
i
Covered Roasters. 12x17 .
Busting Spoons ............
Dover Egg Beaters , .... ,
Kitchen Department.
Universal Meat Chopper .
05¢ China Cups and Saucers . . .. 10c
75c Fancy Salad Dishes ........ 25c
5c Bread and Butter Plates . . . . 25c
7t: China Salts and Peppers, ea... 15c
NO. 2 and
TRISTRAM & HYATT, Norwalk,Conn.
5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
HOYT' S 'lHE ATRE.
ONE DAY ONLY, T.UESDAY DEC. 8.1
Matinee and flight. .
Uncle Tom's Cabin
The World-Renewned .
TENNESSEEANS.
Jubilee Singers, in Quartcttes. Rc-I
trains, Banjo Playing. Imitations.
Camp Meeting Songs. ctc.
t‘t)’l"l‘()i\' l'lt‘l\'l.\'t: \.\'li i'l..\.\"l‘\-“
’l‘lt).\' SCENES,
lll which iil'l‘ lllll'tllllll'l'll iiinny
“llll l.Iiughter-l‘I‘oI‘OlIiug Slit'i‘lllllll'h.‘
CUBAN’BLOODHOUNDS.
Trained to take Part in the Drama. are
used in the Thrilling Scene showing
I lIII~ l<2~ ape iIoIn lliI- SliHl“ llIIIilI Is
ltiI2.\l 'lll l i. 'V‘Il.\| l I.I‘ .\ ANII
THANSFIIR.\i.\’l‘li).\‘ St‘lCNiCI‘.
Ilixplnyed throughout the
the till“ l'l‘lll't‘P-‘l‘lllllll:
Little Eva‘s Ascent Into Heaven
living l'l‘lllllilillt‘I‘tl lIv l'l'llll's: me I‘m-
I-st TCYI‘I‘ T‘I't‘hl‘llll‘ll.
Prices. 10. 20. 30c Evening.
Prices. 10, 20c. Matinee.
Steals IIII sale "\I‘ days In lill\'i|lll‘l‘.
Matinee 3:30.
__._..__._
HOYT’S THEATRE.
.\I’I‘
ONE DAY ONLY. SAT. DEC. 12.
Matlnee and night.
MAGNIFICENT ELECTRIC
——and——
SCENIC PRODUCTION.
of‘
MARlE CORELLI'S
Most POpuiar Story.
THELM A
A Nomegian Princess
li’l‘lllCi. BRANDON AS ’I‘iliil..\i.\.
and a
Corflplete and Competent Cast.
—SPFCIAL SCENERY—
The Land of the Midnight Sun?
The Allen lt‘jtil'd in Summer Time!
The Halls of Njedezgorzei
The l.nnd ol‘ the Long Shadowf
The Allen Fjord in Winter Time!
The Aurora llorealisf
Prices 25: 35. 500 Evening.
Prices 15. 25:: Matinee.
Seats on sale five days in advance.
...h-.-.-_...... -,.._. _ .L - *.-_V LEW..-
Glover’s the Place
.Thc Perfecta
For Ladies
It: brim full of style aid made along
ls brim ful of style and made along
suit in comfort as well as admirable
appearance. ;
dollars
but it it} the but three fifty ladles'
There may be better at live
I~lIoI- Wl‘ know 0!;
l'luy.l :
.\I‘ll~‘t.~'-
Pack of Full-Blooded. ‘
l
l
l
I
29-3l
West Washington St.
GUESS l’LL TRY;-
K rieger ’5
That’s how most of our
best customers began.
Whii don’t uou tiii our
easu paument plan?
One dollar per week will
dress uou from head
to feel.
MOTOR s'
Eggizflfipi": we Wi”
Band“; 00.
I“ and
u ”PAIRED.
Taylor D Golden
:4 Win-um an: - «a. m
' I
Specialty Mfg Co.
W. term llmar,£.cuo.
71 WA dram:
Norwalk Chronicler