VWW-with‘thm grease-"Fabric; Style and Tailoring. The coat
,long. has a deep center vent, curves In at wailt line and flares
it the graces In person fashioned the new ovlercoat of ours it
It more graoéfui. Greys in many-fabrics and valleys- are yours,
l ,
- to the» Obituary hill-l
redevihx . l l" . , ‘
f. tham’titi the, “John J: ”milling:
GPO Ware ? no
1“ Years M ma Tel". Smith. Clark Mgthewman reeds: “You
The foreigner has a peek of trouble Johti: Elfin“. andMIyola, lMike:i ”3:13;:
getting his rights to cltlsenshlp..'l‘his 880 n: Ieve r II V an '
is bealwreallned by a trip to the city “My mom. deposit and say that you
. are each citizens of the United States
court clerks office in one of the larg—_ that you both know. the petitioner
or cities, when an especially large manure? prawns.) gm: pg... ”grill
',lh. seendento tie at a a re
fiyxzugnififéznem “‘9 are of at least five years and that you have
fl
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unification Iruul I‘nliod Hum-a Mior in puruunlm- of a rourI-Iuarilnl or in
'I‘lli. Devlin I“:(ll|[lfl”]|fl a I‘nllff'l‘llllf‘l' In Mitigation lib-roof. 'I‘bia lll'OVlnIOll the
“M mllrhi he
I
" r“ is .‘d
,Mlilaqtlng shades. on. no,
' ‘ _ ‘ Got a. Habit.
1......
...AI.~
e" an"
street.
.II"
In Bran
gosflailiington Street,
l“
I
will open a branch office In this city
money on their own note without secu rity ;aiso houeekellpere on their fur- 3"“ “"‘N‘ “‘5‘ ”NWT”
nitul‘e‘withouf removing it from the house.
with the strictest confidence.
about it.
It The new herringbone effects with collars of ‘lvelvet in self or
' 1, The Copyright Clothing; ‘Co.
«HARRY GOO DWIN, Mgr. . ‘
dun Mouldu’s Special
REGULAR $3.50,
‘. , ' ‘ At. $2.25. .
=1 . ‘EOUTH NORWALK soon: co.
inhuman
The average reader has no Idea of
tile vast amount of red tape associat-
ed with the issuing of these papers
and of the time which It takes for the
petitioner to gain possession of them
all. Neither has the average alien. and
he not infrequently becomeaoul of
patience at the requirements and be
gins in doubt whether the citizenship
is worth all the trouble or not.
The alien has to take out three dif-
ferent papers and he has lo wait two
years and three, months from the time
when he takes out his first papers an
ill be is granted his third and in!
ones.
Iiirst the petitioner takes out his
declaration of intention to become a
citizen. There is much red tape to
this proceeding. Then he must wait
two years before he can take out his
petition for naturalization. More ,red
tape. Then he has another wait. this
time for three moniha, before he can
receive his certificate of citizenship
which vests him with the rights of an
American citizen.
The first trip coats him patience and
$1; the i-fecond trips costs his much
more patience and $2 and the final trip
costs him still more patience and $2.
The majority of forcignora think the
taking out of naturalization papers is
about as simple a proceeding as taking
out an application blank for member-
ship in a free public library. Many of
them go to the clerk with the idea
that their first papers make them full.
fledged citizens.
Clerk Malliewuian. of New
has his troubles making ilic
lugs clear in such cases.
A foreigner comes in anxious to be
made a citizen after the “made-while
-y0lnwait" formula Clerk Mnlhew~
mun puts him under oath and reels
off the followlllg:—~
“Your name, please? Ago? Occupa
lion? ('iolor'.’ Complexion? Height?
Weight? Color of Hair and of eye-s?
Where were you burn? County. Stale
or Country, please? On whal day?
in what month? In what your? Where
do you reside? Whoa did you euligraio
lo llli.‘ United States of America? On
what vossi‘l'.’ \VIIHI'O was your last
. ink“
Go totha ‘
i
Boullh“ Norwnlhljhonn.
N
EM... ~.._. ._....... “w ......
IAL—Eor One ' Week Only.
WI WILL III-l. THI
South Norwaik.
m
11‘ .
ila v on .
proceed-
\’ on
personal knowledge that the petition
inched to the principals of the United
qualified, In your opinion, to be admit-
er is a person of good character at-
Slaies and that he Is in every way
fed a citlnsn‘ of‘ihe United States of
America” .
The witnesses alga their names and
the clerk again signs his. A duplicate
of the million In given to the pelt
iioner bill. he must wait three months
before he is given his certificate of
citizenship. The law demands that the
original petition be retained and dis~
played In court that length of time be-
“ore II II granted. When the three
month period is up the petitioner com-
ea to court again, taking the oath of
allegiance in court. and is soul away
endowed with the fllll rights of an
American citizen.
Notice.
‘4 City Bills.
by the Council at the last
thereof, to beheld on the 28th inst.
South Norwalk. Conn. December 4
I906.
JOSEPH R, TAYLOR,
City Clerk
do 2!
Notice.
further Appropriation.
meeting, to be held Friday. lici'cm
brary Building Department of
All persons having bills against the
City of South Norwnlk arc request-9d
to present the same to the undersigned
on or before the 24th lust. for payment
meeting
Notice is hereby given that the Coun-
rll of ibis city proposes, at Its ncxl
her 28th. liliiii. at 8 o'rlock p. nl., to ap-
proprlale the sum of $100 to the Li-
this
city. and the sum of :50 lo the i’ubllc
well. 'A comparison is all we ask.
and blue, 85¢.
Blue Stripe umbrella ruffle, 50c.
broidery edge nonnce, $1.00.
CHILDREN’S SKIRTS—From 2
—7
THIS
MERCHANDISI
LADIEB’ GOWNS—-Sizes from 14 to 17.
STORE
Salaried People.
residence before; you emigrated?
.‘ Ihe Independent loan it Security ('0.
where salaried people can borrow
All business will be treated
Even your own family neled know nothing ,Ou what day? In what month? in what
OPEN FOR BUSINESS MONDAY MORNING, DEC. llrd.
urluuui
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[NI [III I SEIIIJIIIIY III.
HAVILAND BLOCK.
‘ante
div
At Star Shirl; Factory;
Merwin Street.
MACHINE STITCHEIRS
AND LEARNERS.
. A Good Pay and Steady Work.
Apply at Factory at once.
Hutchinson, Pierce 8: Co.
LIOALITY OF STATE STATUTE.
Orders Issued From Washington to
Ieoln Action In San Francisco.
SAN FRANCISCO. Ul‘f’. 5.“Ullill‘l'
direct orders I‘rom Washington the rep.
resbntaiives of tho Disparinlenl of’Juw
ties In California have boon Instructed
to “Int“.acllou In the courla to lent
the legality 01' UN iiIIIII‘ MIIIIIII', wIiIi'II
anldfilhflillut ilIilIIII'I‘II oi Mongolian
dDIIIIOIt'I'IIIIIlII ’I'Iltivlnl n m-puruiu school.
Prelitleru Alimuu. of llw Weird of
“nation. yl-alerdiiy rum-Iron! a com»
a. a
“Err that Iii"I'IIlII{I‘IIlI'IIIii
‘ tide in Innliiuiv u null 'I‘bls rulifm
. orimceiwill Ia! hvlul Ihla alteration,
llllign tlil- uliumlmi uI‘ I'llmilb-ui All
man was ruilml lo Iliiil pill'IIUII of the
yre‘eliicpt‘r annual- mi’rrriua In the
‘ one out itch II‘IIIII‘MIIIII, ho said Iiinl
‘ the Manor» of lilo III‘I'MIIII‘III on that
y ’ would have no effect on the
In of the Board.
, h". mam. airplay pill lino iafliili'l n
‘ ed by lu- law making iodi-
alum '."rhn aaid. “individually
on '. each and every meal-
II to be .linooiialiiullloual or II violation
or irenly rights."
PRESIDENT BUIBMITS SPECIAL
MESSAGE.
WASHINGTON, iii-r. fl. ~ The prual»
drill Iodny aunt a special message to
i‘ougraaa urging liliillslatlou giving the,
(executive author-lily upon his own Iii-
IIIIIlll'I' and responsibility to dismiss
my lillll'f'l‘ whom no thinks unworlliy
In wiuulu In the ilervli-r. 'I‘Iu- law at
orl-m-nl provides llluii III Illlli' of peace
on oilli-vr shall no rllaiuim-d cxcapi
Ilde iuliriillon lo rvuouuce all allw purimonis. said appropriations bring in
glance and fidelity in any foreign addition In the appropriation for said
,prinoc, polcnlale. stale or aovorelg- departments made at tho adjourned au~
solemnly swear lllul ii is your hood
I’linllng Department of this city. for
current expenses of each of said do-
Iniiy and particularly Io lhe prince po
Ioniaic. slau- or sovcri-ignily In which
When did you
arrive In this country? At what port?
South Nor-walk. Dot-ember i, 1906.
Per order of the Council.
JOSEPH R. TAYLOR.
a; ru ('in (‘lcrk
year? You suluiuuly swear that. youw
nuul 0in meeting for the current year.
are not an anarchist nor n polygamist
land that it Is you intention In good
lfulih lo bccoiuu a (-illzou of line l.'nll~
0d Sluice and lo perululu-uily ri-sldo
there, no lu-lp you God?"
coplanar
By this than the suijcl has as a HGIIUIY- . ' ' ‘
lrulc acquired a tin-d look and scams A CY¢|° 0' Old English MGIOdIEI- A ”'3' find dbSOI‘I‘
, .. .....-:=-.-=:. .-._1-e::-.-:‘slrungely surprised whcn Illi’ clerk MI" E”! MI'IO’QGPN". NINTH“ MIL merit
lamps firing questions at him. The Amy Wood-Slim. contrelto. Edmund f
ll-lerk than ulllxcn his signature to the E. Crowe. lonerz‘ Cheater H. Bene- rom
dict, haeeo. "1
Mien Agnes Littiejohn. Violinist.
Miss Lelia K. Heioler, Accompanlet.
SOUTH NOBWALK CONGREGA
CHURCH.
ilmlluiu ol‘ llic paper and Hum girl-a the
'l‘oroimn-r a dupiiriiti- copy of ii. The
'allcn sticks lb.) paper in his pocket
t and starts oul of line office with a
broad alullc. thinking that he is now a
full-fledged rotor. and when the clerk
.i-amly sari-x: Now in two yi'al‘n bring
llhui papvr buck and lIlt‘Il .l‘oii will got
|your naturalization pupvrn lilo follow
luourll‘ full..- nri-r with Hill'lil‘liii’.
"You know lllnl. paper which you
have now is just a declaration of your
Intention to be made a citizen. Just a
i sort of application to lini'li- Sum in be
10' in. you sec. Yea, llial costs you
louc dollar just lIIt' sumo. is evol'y-
thing plain Ii) you? \Vi-ll. I‘uII around
in two years and we‘ll fix you ouI all
' right."
i in two yearn ihc luau cornea bar-k
Eror lilo acroud paprra.
| The clerk again begins: Your
‘Iiliillf", plcaao'.’ Place of
AT 8 O'CLOCK.
full
I‘I‘tilili‘lli‘i‘?
Miscellaneous Program and Flore's
FRIDAY EVENING. DECEMBER 7,
TICKETS ................ 35 CENTS
Monday [Willi—lit). 0:0. IOIII
Company F
lilh Sfliill’llll’ Bu.
DINING CHAIRS.
$1.50 TO $3.98.
Occupation? Wilcu \rcrn you born? 6" '3.“
Day? Monili'.’ Your? Win-n did you CLIFFORD
cmigrulp lo the United States? When 0F FLUSHING' PHARMACY.
'qu you arrive in am llllili‘d Slates? ~~—~ . :souin Norwelk.
(in what i'ensol'.’ You realize that you
ill-clarod )‘ollr Inioullon to become a PRELIMINARY GAME' or
villzou of Ibo United States on thew-v JRIDGE
day of ----- 190» In the city court? PHARMACY'
"Are your married? Your wifo’n
lIIIlIlP. please? What, none of my busi-
ueaa? Well. I must know it. When
‘ was silo born? Where does she how ru-
'aldi-'.’ How many children?
I "You solemnly swear that you are
not It diabelluvor In or oppowd to or-
lganizod government or n uwlullvr of or
'ull'lliulrd with any organization or
body of persona touching a disbelief
In organist-d aovcrniucui, You swear
lluli you are not a polynomial. You
ADMISSION, 25 CENTS.
W
' (panama. '
Nubueq Club vs. West Ends
II‘IIIS’I' CAME BEGINS AT 8 O‘CIDI‘K
'I‘lie Plume Piano Company. of Foriy-
president wants reign-aired. Illuslrnilna ”WWI" W“ -""“ "I“ “i" " ““W‘Vi‘l‘ I“
h“ normally for m... ii-glalaiion do“...ipolylpuuy and that ii In your Intention
'd. u“. ”Md...” m”. ”H. mm. of “lift become a citizen of the United Sill.
.“ ,I .,m....r Mm“. mm". In nol mv"n.,it‘fl7 loll awonr that you uru illlachod
llil Who was urrualml of ”Iiiillll‘l'lll and I“ m" "”"l‘ll’l‘i‘" M ”I" “""N‘ “W"
Ni a store for the diaplay of
second street. weal, New York (lily. dc-
Hll'i' to announce to the people of Nor-
walk and vicinity that they have upon-
their
East Norwelk.
Snow Shovels.
(let them now? All sizes and prime.
Bring In your old akulva uud have
them anal-pencil WIIIII,‘ we run ailll
Ipinrnuti-o prompt attention, and don't
rfi~——fy
lfllffifiéitw
'IQWIM’H‘I in Plain and Quar-
llanuallnu behavior,“
at. but the murl. lo bla surpr
lrimiduul any» did not uivnionro lllnl III
liainlaoul
"when“...ll mm
EXPLODION 10F MATCHES.
IN-IIIANM’OIJHI Ind. liar. I'm-In u
”mounds of pan r matches at lilo
II»! M... ronvlvtl'" Alum-Ira and thin ll In your Inimit-
ion. the ion in become a citizen of tile United
.rliuivo and lo I'I‘IIUIIIII'I' nlmoilllrly and
forever all ulicglnncr lo and fldi-Iilv in
any forulnu Iil'im'l'. pliivnlnlv, uinio m‘
aovorllinliy.
"You «wear lhnl you can
English? You wear that, you
upunk
hnvn
I an oxploalon "I. rcnidi-d in the United Hinton ol‘ Ameri-
piauoa at 76 Washington llIrN‘i.
W. H. linker, who ll wcll known in
piano circles In Norwalk. will lw In
charge of this more and will bu glad
to damuniarntc tho areal naviua and
satisfaction to be animal from dunilnlt
dimrl with the manufaciurura. For
iI'I ycars Penna Pianos have been uni-
versally i‘lilltili‘fl among the most dcnir.
Mr.
fail to look over our big usaoriumul
of now click.
vavryihluu Iu IIilI‘lIWIii't‘.
Phone, No, llllliwd.
m
It“ I'll hollows Iiiui it In II
M m We will not remain from
ileposliion which we films lakcn and
believe that our Itcllim will be nulllalna
‘ C“. lineal Ihroughoui the
. not: a shroud docihrr
(balmy of Ralhbul
mllhflitimllil, today.
an were hurt. foul
lire that started HEM:
Ii Company, Wont
night young wom~
of them
injured In their fanlic efforts to on-
vnpn from the bull lag.
'l The Two-Fold Par ose
. ‘ , , .1 .
if millionth: Armani Iii In provblr a fund and fill income Ior old and
“All!” provide means In meet any maiden. oxlraordlaarr hard for
“it.
I
pliyllui
This Is «Inc a
hdrawaia on de-
Bank,
, a. or the sake of lamina this in a hood bank for w.- an.
'1 7 It percent. interest. compo nailed semiannual».
thank on Ille emergency score for we pay all Ml
South Norwaik Savings
,llvly preceding Ila- dale of thin pcllllon
“I'm“- I In tho plain of Iklilnarlirul for at least
The other: Wt‘i't! Mimi"? burned and one your III-XI preceding the dflII' of
on for n If'I‘IlI of film warn Immunln‘ able pinuim made. Open nluhia.
The
Roller ‘ Sliiillilil
Rink
Ia palrolllaoil by the best lmopiu in The
Norwaliia. Events for Illi.‘ current
week comprise:
In wit. alum Ibo ,.... day of—w--~-~Iiio~- and
this la-iitioll lo wit. nlnrn lllv» Adar
or -~~-~Ili0-~'.'
"You award that you town not here-
tofore made a petition for rIlIm-mihlp
in any other maul? Wherefore your
petition prnyn ”till you may be lilllilll~
full to Iii‘f'ImIf‘ a oilllil'n of the United
Hinton of Amorirn. Sign horn. pinball?"
’i‘hcn uflcr Ibo petitioner has sinnoil
his name the clerk road: “Harlan been
duly sworn. you doom and any Ihnl
you the petitioner iii the above entitled
proceedinga have read the foregoing
petition and know contents thereof.
that the name In true of your own
knowledge except as to matters there-
in stated to be alleged upon informs.
lion and ballet. and that as to these
The link In open every afternoon
amt evening. Hours I to I and me
to 11.00. with the exception of Men.
loath Nerweik.’
l
mirl‘ttsie you believe to be true. Bun i“If "MW
'° widfilfl’?“ "’ "’ m“ m" T” «he e'ounal'lwv,
do
‘Ihe clerk affixes Ilia simian here Managers.
Norrili Ilium (lo.
39 Main St. Norwalk
Finn mom». IIIGIIIII hunted. but and
0qu WIIIIII'. bulb. nail and electric
llgblu. timid airy rooms by the day
or weak. I'riru reasonable. Fine stock
of all the leading brands of liquors on
hand. wholesale and retail. for boil.
Ilnl‘h, especially.
Corner Monroe and Chestnut Directs
loath Nemlk. ~
.I. DIIIM. Proprietor.
Telephone let-12.
I
I
I
«,Wamu
'.‘ mofimfi‘ ‘ 'H
, mac m ‘
\
Extra heavy quality, Pink and
Extra heavy, White,
to ‘0 years.
6 inch ruffle, buttonhole edge, feather stilchedg45c. '
FLANNELETTE AND CREPE AND CLOTH KIMONAB—From $1.00 to $3.75.
FLANNELETTE DRESSING SACQUES~PInk. Blue and Grey, 85:; to $1.50.
BATH ROBES~Red, Blue and Grey, $2.75 to $3.98.
TRISTRAM 85 HY
PAYMENT PLAN.
BUFFETB AND
SIDE BOARDS.
\
(I
:II
up‘lo- 'l.
l 1 date designs, from
318 TO $60.
1
.1
t.“
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT.
HARTFORD. Doc. 5.—-’i‘lic trial of
Michaci Niro. who is charged with
.having caused the death of an liulian
Irountryuian by piercing his brain with
the ferrule of an umbrella. which on-
icrcd the two. is scheduled for trial
In tho Superior (‘ori this afternoon
before Judge liornbui'k. Nlrn and his
ulIl-gcd victim had a quarrel at a rhrls- .
toning and tho stabbing In said to have!
boon done thorn.
In tho following cases in which pleas
of gulllv wcrc unicrod scniencve were
Inipoed today.
Joseph Ilicska. New Britain. for an
audition a girl of scvcn yours. was
aunt Io stair. prison for from one to
three yimnl.
John (louwuy aild Mrs. Catherine A.
l‘lark. of NI‘W liritaln. wcru soul. to
Jail for him: months for adultery.
Charles Kuaulck, New Britain. drun-
kilnnvaa. fined Ill) and costs.
.Iollu Smith. of New Haven. pit-lulu!
uuilly Io horao theft. and was sent to
state prison for from one to three
years.
atovnns
the place.
IN BUYING THE
CROSS
INC!
on THAT THII LAIIL
i8 STAMPED ON THE IOTTOM.
NONI GENUINE WITHOUT.
second $5.
Phone. M
“I“
Wear shoes
neon arena.
“NOS. 0 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
KNOWS no
DISTINti‘ilIN
«NI. .
I ll
. My? .‘llbl
M a“ i i ..
"twang; mung!
l
llllllllll'lll {Lilli ‘1.'..'.}'.~u?.3m‘i
'Ladies’ Ilannelellr Gown and Skills.
If you will compare our Flannelette Goods with other makes shown you will find a decided difference in
favor ofthe goods which we show—not only as to the quality of the goods but the quality of the workmanship as
Pink, Blue and Grey Stripe, good quality, braid trimmed, 69c. vPink
and Blue Stripe. plain. colored collars and cuffs. buttonhcle edge, 15c. Grey and White Stripe, .triminod with pink
, All White,‘ good quality. 85c.
Extra Size—Extra heavy, Pink and Blue Stripe, $1.00.
CHILDREN’S DOWNS—Sizes from} to 14 years.
LADIEB' SKIRTS FROM 39c T0 MAIL—Grey Stripe, 6 inch flounce. white leather stitching. 390.
Pink, Blue and Grey Stripe. umbrella ruffle, 3 rowa stitching, 59c.
quality, White. 7 inch finance, 3 tucks, Light Blue and Pink, embroidered edge, 86c.
Blue and All White. 31.004135.
$1.25.
White, Pink and Blue Stripe. 45a to 65¢. '
Pink and
Extra fine
Plain Pink and Blue. em-
Pink and Blue Stripe, 4 Inch ruffle, buttonholc edge, 250. White,
III" THE MOST
SATIS'ACMV
OUAUTIIS
Visit [In Furniture, llepnlmall.
WE CARRY THE BEST AND LARGEST STOCK IN THE NORWALKS.
YOU CAN OPEN A CHARGE ACCOUNT AND FURNISH YOUR HOME ON THE EASY
ENAMEL AND
BRASS BEDS.
A largo variety to
select from. Every
piece guaranteed.
Also Mattresses
and Springs. ‘
$1.98 TO $20.
I ,3!
a.
H KRIEGER 8: CO.
29-3i West Washington Street.
South Norwalk, Conn.
MINISTER GUMMERE AT TANGIER
’l‘ANGIER, Dec. 5.——-'l‘hc American
minister. Mi: Gunimere. arrived here
today from Fez, on board the steamer
Salda.
it Is reported that the sultan upon
the advice of the Italian minister, who
Is supported by Mr. Glimmbree, is com-
Ing In state to Tangier to greet Admi-
ral ’I‘ouchard, commander of the
French squadron. in order to show this
mussuhnana that he approves of the
FrancoSpanish program.
SIX-INCH SHELL EXPLODED.
HIGHLAND FALLS. N. Y.. Doc ,3.
“A six inch shell exploded at the no.
varumcnial aiailou at Iona Island In-
«Iay. instantly killing Henry Sloal of
'l'onipltins Cove. N. Y.
”~I'
Ion ll. (leddca, of Norwalk, did not
appear In court in Bridgeport, yeaiur-
day. and nothing has been board from
him. The mailer of the $300 bond on
which Jamel; E. I‘Iubbcll became ac-
rarity. has not been settled.
Young II‘IssIrk‘a not a shingle out
I’rorlulmlnlt him M. D.;
it“. from A. M, to info I’. M.
Ila office In M. 'l‘.
wilaihollr filanllurd.
an: n:
can the House
Warm
by
Keeping the Cellar
Cooled
I
~ Ihai’s llur Business
IllI IIIIII M
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THAT FIT
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