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“loath "erratic. Scan.”
Advertisers wilhilll to chine 1716i!
environments alas; tarnish now
p
the ternoon previous to the day the
chi; - is desired. While we do oxlI
heat to accommodate advertisers. we
cannot. inauntee such changes when
copy ls‘t'urnlahed later ,
ws'7af'rn'slt [outcast
For Norwallt and vicinity: Fair and
wider tonight and Tuesday." The
storm on: pattern over villi section you
tcnlay is new central over New Bruns-
wick. Asccondary disturbance Isoen ,
tral this moming over Luke Stiperiol.
Cloudy weather. with light snow pre-
i'aila in the bake region, but pleasant
Weather prevails in other sections. The
low temperatures continue in the
South:Jaeknlllwiiie.1t'la..waa two de'47
green colder at 8 oclock this morning
than New llaven. Conditions favor
for this vicinity pleasant wca'thor ex-
cept possibly hurries of snow, with fall-
ing temperature.
'l’erfoct shopping weather.
The big theatre but has no use for
7 a w.lg
The Christmas festival of Trinity
Epiic'opal Sunday school will he held ‘
next Monday night, in the church.
4Any make of talking machine 91. 00
ariveek'l' Chas (l ives, 29 Wall Street.
.iohn Hannitou. a be occupied Joseph
C. Miller's place in High street. South
Norwalk, has met ed to lease Place
Norwilk.
«Tonnes. Wilden at O'Brien' 3.
Conlpaby 1.. of Merideu. Second Reg-
lmetltr CNN (1. has adopted the title
"Chamberlain Guards,". in honor of the :
governor.
The members of the decorating com
mittee ot the Methodist Sunday school
met at the chapel Saturday evening to
prepare Christmas decorations.
‘ —-'l‘llc greatest display of toys in 9he
Norwalks at: M. S. Smith 61 Co' a. .
Garret w smith, at Soothington‘
tiled a petition in bankruptcy ill the
United States district court. ,Frlda'y.
Liabilities 92.99217: assets, 94,208.71.
Palestine Castle. A. O. K. of M. (3..
will hate nomlnalion of officers to
' things that 'wait—and the int is
.7 - only‘ a sketchy one.
C.
i “vi -" '91 I
minus 13 A soar Ivory
find a busier. Eve":
garden '3th chm mimi»
salespeople youit lumi’
’tr as that hum
£196.36: 'rt'tlind.
' :Ti'i'iii‘dil'i fun down there in 1::
t. I
wfi'w ..of' Clean
helpcra' as gar the children who
res delight hour after hour. .
" are lord'd' lofthhl ell!
Handsome dolls fine hair and fea-
tures. 1111er made.
20 59 inches worth 884~91.9.6
22% in" has, worth 88. 76—82. 69..
24 inch I. worth 86. '15-'83 25.
Kid dolls, some with jointed body.
some with natural hair.-—-2l,c 1096.60.
Dressed dolls. wide variety of cos-
tumes,-10o to 812
Jointed dolls small and large—261:
lo 818.‘ ‘
Dolls’ carribgcs and go-cal1,2.s—
500 and to ‘96'.
Dolls' bedsteads and cradles with
mattress.-— -—26c to 92.
Dolla' dishes ill sets. ——2bc to 81.75
Children's shake and rockets—zoo
to 93.76. 7
Black boards on stands.——26e to
91. 60 -
Kitchen with lots of “utensils —2.Ic
to 82.
Dolls' houses.—8l 1685.
Washington acts—26¢: to 91.
Rocklughorses mounted on swing
lug trawler-92. 76 to 912. 60.
-' Childrea' locking‘horses —86e to
91.75 ,
Pianos from tiny to large—23c.
60c alId up.
Planoatoola~l9c and 601’.
Savings hanks—10c. 25c to 91.
[ton stoves with cooking utensils—
266. 60c to 83. 76.
Steam engines—36c. to 93. 60.
Mechanical Dollar—50¢ to 99. 75.
"Trains that run on tracks—50c to
0
Tool-chests——26c to 92.76.
Drums—26c to 91.35.
iron and tin toys that gooltIc
3.
"Hill-cllmblng vehicles—69c and 91.
Games and puzzles-401'. to 951.
1Rubber toys for the babies—60 to
1Natural looking animals for little
folkiI—dogs. cats goats—10c to 96.
Shooting- galleries—91.
't o'l‘runka for dell housekeepingoathz
10
oPizeture blocks-26c to 91.
Spelling boards—60¢: and 631:
Spelling blocks-26c to 91.
Basement.
111a. nowulno'
II . ‘
.
.
flaJ‘fitdm .66
6487917 . 9 ‘rl
L‘vh )1. at all")
‘1 «wows-WW
rI mpo
At a time when it will do son the
7‘ most ,0¢o.d.
Months ago. we preparcd'imnienic stocks for this season;
larger than ever before. but the wehther of the first few weeks
of Autumn. handicapped our sales. and large as they have
been since then. it will take more! strenuous efforts to move ‘
such a vast collection; so now. whcn winter is just beginning.
we will make the following attractive oiforlngs:
7 MEN‘S SKCK' SUITS.
In this vast collection. you can find just what you want
at prices that are almost on card of at this time of the year.
You will save in some cases about 50 per cent. of what they
would cost before this sale.
810. $12. and 813. so Suits. now ... ...... .8 7..98
815 and 816. so Suits, now ....... . ...... .. 812.29.
818and8aoSuita.now......*......... ..... .8.1569
822and8ssSulta.now ..... .818.39
MEN’ S OVERCOATS
The fact that we are oil'cring our splendid line of Over-
coats at reduced prices is enough to awaken keenest curiosity.
810. 912 and 813. so Overcoats, now . ....... .8 7.98.
815 and 816.50 Overcoata‘. now ”819.99.
818 and 820 Overcoats. now . ............... 815..69
922 and $25 Overcoats, now 7. ... ....... ..819 39.
EXTRA radussas.
Former prices. 82.00, 82. so. 83. so, 84.00. 85.00, 86. oo.
Present prices. 91 .65. 81..9‘B 82.79. 83.19. 83.79. 84. 69.
EXTRA SPECIAL.
Our 810. black Frieze Ulster is' positively the highest
value ever offered in Connecticut.
Men s Roofers. with ulster collars; special values at 83. so.
7 $5. and 98. so.
YOUTHS'ISUITS AND OVERCOATS
The young men have always een well cared for at our
stores. and we now give them an
price reductions that we oiier their" elders.
86. so Suits and Ovarcoats, now ; ........... 95.19.
88. 5o Suits and Overcoatc. now .. .......... 86.30.
810 and 81a Suits and Overcoats. now . . .' ..... .97 93 ~
“117
76:.“ ' '
. this»: We? , _.
11611111051111; nocatsaws '7
ppbr’tunity to share in the 7
Congressman llllley is tho largest In
divldttal tsIr- -payer in Torrington and
also in Winsiotl
“The Tomboy." positively the Infill
Dvflect 6c. trial. Try one.
Miss (leorgiauna Clinton. of town
street. will go to New Haven. this
to :00 her brother, who expects
halo his home in Chicago.
tut an
rose.
Mrs. James (ilaaaon of Beaver Falls.
Pennsylvania, who has been spending
a month with her father. Francis Bbyla
ton. 1.0m- strcet. returns Wednesday
to her home.
muusieal instruments of all kinds.
Chas. (l. lvea. 29 Wall Street.
Mrs. Anna Johnson and daughter
Lenin. who have been residing at tile
residence of Francis lloyistou. Lowe
street, for several months. left today
for Massachusetts to make their home.
—-l.atrot styles derbiea. O'Brien‘a.
Children's stilts and overcome are
belult sold at areatly reduced pIiI es on
account 0! (‘hrlstmua at D. Gotlloib'n
atom. 11 North Main street. A large.
and carefully selected stock snails
purchasers.
~32 artistic pictures In Glimpses of
Norwaik and So. Norwaik at North's
Studio.
Harry Goodwin. the North Main
street tailIII. is offering special bar
gains III men's and boy's furnishings
for Christmas. A number of pricw _
are quoted 111 this issue. and the goods .
should meet with a ready sale.
-—'l‘oys_ toys, toys everything ill
toys at M. S. Smith a Company's.
A eni'viug set, pocket. knife or other
article of cutlery would be appreciat-
ed as a Christmas gift, and all patterns
may be fouuti at the store of Comatock.
Watkins & Dow. A fine. display of‘
tools, etc.. is made in their windows
11. ll. llulkloy states that Santa Claus
can he found at his store. and every.
thing Is as represented. There are
large quantities of articles for the
children, and older people also. A
apetlal reduction on dolls and go-carts
is being made today.
All the stores will remain open ev-
ery night this week, for the accommo
duties of Christmas purchasers. and an
unusually large tradst looked for this
1‘ smooth Mill il‘l‘l‘llll ill I
Court 100.036”. deiightv- ‘
Maklng Others Happy
To All Then-ll Cordial welcome. I
arose Pantsuits.
1- L14.“ 1;.
i
That' a the key to the whole Christa
mas situation and it allows humanity
in a line light. The problem of "what
to buy" is ever recurring; that other
problem of where to buy it follows
close on its heels.
This store has solved them both
for you, solved them in a most satiny.
lug manner, as a glimpse of this log
holiday equipment will prove.
The time draws nigh. the climax
will soon be reached. Each day and
every day from now tlli Christmas this
store stands in the breach, ready to
supply your every want. Thus we
reap the Just fruits of much prepare.
lion—much thought and much hard
work.
83-85 Washington Street.
South Nor-walk. Conn.
your. and every preparation has been
made to solve the purchasels who will
fill the business places.
-—-Nlcc umbrellas for Xmas. O'Brien.
'1‘. .7. Mariner's unique method of ad
tertising attracts many customers to
his slam, and as a result he to staking
a great slash in prices on all holiday
goods, as he announces that hole to re-
tire from business ill a few weeks, and
he proposals to sell everything out.
.i. A. "ll-lltlp it Company have twenty-
three people in their store In Wash-
ington street during the holiday rush
and have one of the largest assert»
ments of goods in The Norwalka. The
ilol" a as crowded all day Saturday and
and look at our line of Hosiery.
variety of the assortment.
the lz’ific kind to the all silk at 81.
86 Washington Strut.
a rtrord breaking business ans done
by the iirln.
Col-fie In
You will not be disappointed in the
We aI'
c showing everything desirgblelrom
69 the pair.
Depend upon us than .
to meet your requirements in the stocking line for Xmas.
N. E'. RYAN.
South Kuwaiti;
, _ ..7.
night A" members 5"” ”“09“” re DRY GOODS CO. Boy's» SUITS AND ~~Artislic views of the NorwalkI-I ill "W ‘ . I .
quested to be present. Retrosllnlcllti. ' PVERCOATs-, ' ' ' book form lit-North's Studio ' come and save M01181] for the HOlldaUS
~ uiiil -rv d. , , (1 di . ' ‘- ", ' . '
In at. e Bridgeport Conn Every parent in goat anoiboyain thispartofConncc ll. krlegtr It CoIIIIIauy «Incl It Mb I A" Silk Plush Cape, mm mm fur trimming. no m tongue hub".
tom of credit purchasing that aids in
the realisation of all Christmas plans
and the llrm has a stock from which
useful and suitable presents can be
The new mm at Brow‘na Business
Colle‘gewiil' begin on Mbnday.'.lunuary
tth. in both the day and night school,
for studies in bookkeeping, shorthand
gain. 86.76.
All Silk Lined Baby's Caps, heavy for winter. nicely embroidered. 25¢ up.
CHILDREN' 8 FURS.
‘ ‘ ticut should take ad'vantgc of the offers in this department;-
they won’t occur again 1 a long tints.
82.50 and 8'3 Suits and Overcdata- ............ ..99' 19.
Shlc quality and low prices are' the
imd wlo‘srnah‘v’. "3‘5“” “mm” "‘ “em" “‘ 93 so and 84 Suits and Overcoats $1.98.!t‘c11r‘d at ‘1“ ble‘ ri A ow Collar and Muff lamb's wool 750 a set
Prices store ill Waflllngtott street and ‘ ----- - '~ “- 0““ it 008- n - . .
III—m?" assortment °( 9110110 and Suits and Over-coats ........... , . _ _ 7 feature this year is a line or jewelry Collar and Muff in gray, with pocketbook for 91. 00 a not
Willis 8 Selleckju re In Wall street ’5 ‘6 “'9' of awry description. Tilt) publit in, Buy them while they last tor the price, at the
hilaflacliiues in 9th In,
Norwalks. “all. 0. lvcs. 29 Wall St.
'1 he scholars of tho‘ISpringwoodlUni
1011MB will 919 Christmas
greens ton this the chapel under the
direction or Wilbur Framith and will
later enjoy a luncheon.
-—'Umbrellas, canes for Xmas
O'Brien' s. ‘ 7
Theodore Knapp. 1 Golden Hill
str "Idhi tritium “long in News
town; tweck. as he found the weath»
much colder there than .h' Nor
walk W he did not relish it. t» .
General Frost has received notice
that First Sergeant Michael J. Eng
lish has been elected second lieuten‘
not of company 1.. of Willlmantic
vice Simmons, resigned.
Congressman E. J. Hill does not ex-
pect to me into Connecticut at all
during, 16 present Conircssio'n'al re
cons, unless he runs up for a day or two
about New; Year's. ate has closed up
his house in Norwalk for the winter.
—Games. games games. every thing
in games at M. S'. Smith 2 Co a.
’l‘ho or mine] common less court
came in
will tilts up them”
There are .one orttwo
onihaud
to be. d 67 but when they .
will be thii‘i'erm'. taunts-alien: '
A auteuri this
ofloed‘illo t'flmi gem
County: Oil .9116 9665 Wv' 1116'
company owns oil and gas wells in 7
Keatuoy. The capital stock is 960,-
090 Only three thave
w
mammals. ' as “J".
it nfiififili aim aim“ 1' ”'
6 large adve out ofthe‘ile drills
appeared ill Tile Sentinel for several
days last week. and there were articles
enumerated that everyone must have.
and w’llleh c’an pendent-ea there at all
prices. A special feature is made or
goods suitable for Christmas gifts and
an inspection should be made of the of
fering of these flrms.
~Large Stock of latest Victor rec.
0111: just; reclaim OW... G. 1m.“ :29
Wall Street. .~
“fictitious needfui for tho Chrintr
of llCharles E. Seymour, West Washing-
ton at‘rohtl no always has It tull‘iihh‘.
of st in and tune cries and
durl‘i'l’g ill? hil'llday' 1&1 Ii aside-:6” lilfiil'y'
table delicacies that are needfhl to a,
proper observance or the ‘fuiltivats. $1
”$11! .1 {9.13 zuaraaloed ,
asnch de
mood that new goodsh‘ are 'cohmatly
nomiia‘Lia. and sL1resn supply is al-
ways assured purchasers.
I
«5-1.
can nacasast.
7 «across capstan. 7
coorIslI lN POUND Menace.
amount) also can panama sang
aL'I. oft-Isa KINDS er 7 _.
can rial-I. '
(-J_Tv.lv~ .4:-
sdinStsr can 68 found at the store 'i
sellout. HOLIDAY GOODS.
snoxmo. 166111115. Those make the most desirable
Christmas Gifts and you will find the newest conceits
of the manufacturers at very attractive prices; 7
BATH ROBES. A 111qu tendon-giving collection that
. M. W 99997.1 toevery map oi good taste and dress.
‘7 FANCY SUSPENDERS in a special box. 5oc..7 756. and 81.
Fm ARM-BANDS. etclr pair Ina he: ofite owh. 25c. and
50c. ‘
HOLIDAY UMBRELLAS. newest ideas in handles. both
plain and richly trimmed 819°§5f ‘ ' '
JEWELRY. Cult Buttons. one we. in a bolt. 15c to 82.
. $2617 P111972. 259. 104731.50. , atoll 11.151.25.149».
MEN’S lat-mi. mbmacnlsrs very sum... spec
intolerssefindnforssc: '
MEN'S 9711115? 11216611161121) INITIAL annexes-
CHIEFS. excellent quality. at 25c. oath. ,
MEN’S KEMSTITCHED LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS,
vii-Static} ts‘éLuJeIaadsoc.‘ '
FANCY WKISTCDATS. the very latest conceptions in a
fist variety. 8: to 94
' mm: 91.0an Islam and lined with «as. in‘ Mocha and'
MM; 5°Ifid
was»
SUIT m.
e‘sllfiifiso to $8 in
H ' m» 81.50 «I84. You
a mass: urShaker Sweaters with heavy ribbed collar.
. 11618; "a. mid-ails been; Wperfcct. 31.313592“
_ n
nondflfimxwasa. Sn
, Wu 9?. mfiwlemr'gé? ”33»
findflnwhm at from 251:. to 5°C.
I 4 ' 3... of adieu H's in fancy individual item
$11.11 ugliness, WW defian- in th'tbut 6.: ultra. soc.
v.-. 1131*. a, do!“ ‘~‘,".-.W ‘.i .132' 1;, ‘ 31(5, 1.1. ;=.' 1, .-
I‘Filovn' seem. very some out 73...? like papa' II, 65c. to 6:.
altars Pmelt’Ps lh senses: of desirable styles. 7n.
STREET'QPOVES. will-16d, exceedingly warm, 48c. 10'
that will withstand or: roughest usage. most
united to call, and ace the offerings.
Bodw‘cll s store. in Washington
street. contains this year. the largest
and finest collection of toys in its his
tory. and proves a great attraction to
:he children. who are interested in all I
of them at this time. lvery descrip 7‘
film of toy, game, novelty. etc. can be '
procured. and all are sold at reasonable
prices. Call at Bodwcil' s and see the
display.
sale at M. S. Smith it 00‘s. Those ill
want of large quantities would do well
to Iliad: onlel's at once. Prices. 10.
13W '16 and 20c. ,
A. J. Collins it Company carry one of
the largest as well as the best assert
meats of hdllsellold furnishings to be
found in the. town.
class. and or y attention is given to
details: 'Att is reason there is a vast
collection of (dye for the. children, and
other gifts which Santa Claus can pro-
cure thcrc for the older people \thO. ap-
prociate a remembrance occasionslly.
4-116 toll know of “anything' that
drone of candy for Xmas now on '
All goods are first .
aould' please. your husband father.7
brother, or best fellow. betteI- than a
Mael’ehauln or Brier pipe. Wheipiey
. E Clash: 7
"A ieh'e " $9011 are carrying a ‘
larg'e'llne III?!” II, carpets, notions
and Chrlsl mas nave ties at this season '
and a careful examination ofn their or
ferlngs a (1170”?!
boat diam of "germs cal-611,6 c..
Norwalka are at
Dickermt'n'a lid libero are presents
thugs out all wool 41 be pleased to to
calve. and purchaser‘s can readilytnnd
just what ‘is neodful. 7
Anton: the attractive chasm-III will-
dows in South, Not-walk none are more
striking than those‘ 01 l". D. 143011 &
Olmlpany. The predominating ra
. gem Nd and I’greeil. which “Erie bll'll llanl-
reflectfidlh yu flora a a 11117
hr 91 each window is thallium a
stand womn'" In it playing the
ban some l .1 Ull'llofll.1\ic..c‘m0d
hi" this firm. A large stock of the tin
eat goods urocarrIOd. ._ . . _
A display of nuts. raisins. traits. etc.
W with
la theohrlatmad tide.ts
slide by the New M1616 Grocery 00“”
ll'hny. Washington strut
street. two stores belltcosdnc conducted by
“mm." I. ...... ... “m;
my!“ be al'vsatall emu. '
I‘ll" need carried at
. 7 ,
and Main'0
The Fair. Cloak
68 WASHINGTON STREET,
ro rtllinacis meet A
$6 25
¥SMALL NUT, DELIVERED. AT 800.
BUY DDAL T
.aymo
W
Y0?! "
menl iorgranted.
. . . prices. - ... if. you have ever bought Furhiidi'tl'
Know
1.11:6
bciore you will
DDNOVAN'S ILOOK. .
‘l
' newsw salted roe.
n-nndv-a-
Ntvi York Natlofihl link Appsala
' Front 'nciom'a Decision;
JOIN W Banks; “limbo. it! built-
rupti‘y. slim that i’ petition 161' a
revlefi bf his findings in" 'thti bank;
rupt ease or St' Whitloek
been filed by the ew York is
all: e importers and m.-
it will be re-
d'or6 "n‘Na'I'tionzl bank.
tat Referee Saints in his
lindt'ag's‘, expnngod a part or the claim
Milk.
t‘“ of the MW.
1316 of
1116.,“
THE CH
.Vellrtehl [1” CI"
furniture store in towll P Don’t take it‘ll
here Is liltc finding moncv.
I dilemmas oar Isaac.
and For Store, _
SOUTH NDRWALK.
DIGEST
ND STOVgIO, DELIVERED .
. $525
Ha'r's 61.366. ‘ '
of" Ur
Inspect our stock and hotel)
appreciate them.
ml ,3. onset-stag
77 1.9.5.5; .3912”; ~
Msry'sc
'at 10: 90 a. m.
hum soils Joseph cribs.
boy who will board“
«66th oh'urhh' the"
New by Rt. Rev. mt?
I'llealtony will ebe Rev. James
his blessing 0oil 19"" ' '
pioneer ,
in 11313sz
8.1.1.2.”?
Norwalk Chronicler