I
\u
.sllnnunght
PriondI: "Just now the season is at its height.
11h}! brother ere thinking of new clothes; Just now is the most
, of thd yesr to get your Bull and Overcoat. Our line is so
cémpiels. the ishrics are so new and correct and the tailoring is
Our 87 and 310 system enables you to dress well, and for only
( We give you more, for your money than the other stores in
lisiisr fabrics. smarter styles, finer tailoring Y‘u may as well enjoy
dot the Habit.
..‘lli iflfl
Just now all the
Go to the
south Norwelk, Conn.
,Hsanv‘aoo DWIN. Mgr.
XMAS IIIIS.
Men and Boys. we have them In black and tan kid and alli—
3mm Cathers' In b‘nth Romeo and slipper styles.
“Women, Misses and Children. the "Daniel Green" Felt Jul-
Iet'e w‘Siippers trimmed with fur or braid, will be found very pretty.
I:
X I choppers.
hington Street,
L
will be delighted to show our large and varied assortment
,ITTH NORWALK SHOE CO.
South Norwalk.
1}: ANNO NCEMENT
on
fiatariedm
» = Loaded
__Peonle.
lho lndepondont loan A Security Co.
will open a branch office in this city
money on their own note without eeeu
nitiihe without removing it from the house
with the strictest confidence.
about".
where salaried people can borrow
rity ;ateo housekeepers on their fur-
All business will be treated
Even your own family need know nothing
OPEN FOR BUSINESS MONDAY MORNING DEC. 3rd.
*iHi INDEPLNIIENI [BAN 81 SEIURIIY It)
HAVILAN
D BLOCK
anted i
At Star Shirt Factory.
Merwin Street.
MACHINE STITOHERS
AND LEARNERS.
‘Good Pay and Steady Work.
Apply at Factory at once.
Hutchinson, Pierce 8: Co.
used Christmas Elite.
CHAT VALUES IN CHILDREN“ 3 A
Children's lioubio Hi’f‘itliii‘li School h’ui
.eeltii. ......................
Overcoelb. Ito ti ,VNtls \Hilih won .,
DO” “I" Nine ()imrolilu ..........
ND DOV/8' OVERCOATB AND SUIT.
it) ill yours. worth 82.0il, this
It. 25'
............................... Cl. 25
....................... ti ill) to $7 lid
is, '1'
'D. Bottlttb
' men I AND eov
11 so. MAIN or.
3' FUNNIIHER.
GO. NORWALK.
The ’l‘ririoum 1111111111111 111 iii Mary‘s
Churchililwn boon wrv 11 arwouaiul and
largely “Award. ‘1 buy mil 111111111, In 11
close otter tho it n'l‘lm'ix mum iotiinr
row moraine. 'i'lwro will also ho 11
serves tritium at 7.1111.
Do the "III of tho promont mouth.
the .1”. lemon ii, O'i‘iouncll will Milo»
breterhie twcnly- -llflh tear to Ihl
PM”! Anti the meridian or ”Ill
f'IIIi ml the {inward with 111mb
arrest to to event.
tie Mle'thal lilo pitvuiu tom-1
CRIN” “5h NIII Itold onllihoi so»
Henley night 111 lilo ilnll
no:
eiee RI: is North Netti street.
Norwelk
The Two-Fold Purpose
in Devi Account in to provide a mud and an income for out use
tile menus to meet any
'l‘bo llov. ll, M. 'i‘lppiu. printer of the
mindful-1| Motiiodtsl Episcopal Church.
Hill Ills assistant. the Rev. Mr. Lewis.
olivlirioii 1hr prom meeting of the
wanlk Molhodisl (‘hurrh that night.
i-imu (mo uddrcswd tho molding.
Nurwuik was nsnin well represented
.11 Ibo Now York automobilc show you-
Iorriny.
'I‘ht- boys of tho town and some old-
vr pooplo sin wishins for the cold
wouthcr to common. in order that
limo may be skating on the ponds
'iho smoker of McKlntcy Command.
spunish War Veterans. will be held
iiiin monitor in ii. A. R, Hall. 811th
. Nurwsi
uptempo
.wsik yesterday afternoon from Spring
end it. was believed that her skull was
‘avcnde, Flutbush. She was 11 former rc-
suddon. extraordinary need for
u«the11111111oflncomo 111:1. 11 good bank for we Me paying
1m cent. interest. compo prided semi-entitle")!
been III the emergency more tor are our all withdrawals on do
“This Iii also 11
Bavinge Bonk,
loath "mill.
MED JULIA WWLER.
The remains of Nut Julia. Keolor.
widow of George 0 Rooter, deceased
brother of former Lieutenant Gover-
nor Illdwin 0 Keeler. arrived in Non
field. South Dakota, where she died
Sunday. as the result of injuries re
rccived by a fall. Mrs. Keeler was 72
years of age. Funeral services occur.
red this afternoon, the itov Charles
M. Selleck officiating 11nd interment
was in Norwalk Cemetery. The deceas
ed maiden name was Miss Julie Rene
dict and for many yours she was 11 resi-
dent of Norwalk. At the time her
fate! injuries occu1'1cd she was resid-
ing wllii hen brother, Edwin Bene-
dict.
About a week before Mls. Benedict
passed away. she slipped off a porch
Illli illilii
They tell you to do something for
Ihe‘reitef of Ike stuttering membranes
and aching tissues, 01- something will
do your inflamed membranes, lriilut-
ed and swollen glands. stiff necks.
clogged bronchial tubes, pains in the
chest. sore lungs, disgusting splttie.
nasal disorders and dimoult breathing
are but a few of the first symptoms
of common colds. As the disease
progresses the appetite goes. the blood
thins and flesh fades away. Linonlue
will cure colds at uny stage. It not.
only loosens the tightness 11nd brooks
up the cold. but it builds up the body
11ml puts new 11111611 into the veins.
People with throat and lung troubles
are not rlously adverse to fatty foods.
The at culty of digesting fats in their
solid form, such as ordinarily found in
beef and other animal tissue. is no
doubt the cause of this aversion. Bul
fractured in the full she received. Her
constitution failed to rally in her hit
vunced age and death peacefully on-
sued.
W
‘ Miss EMMA VAN SAN'l‘.
Miss Emma M. Van Snot died yes
its day at the residence of Mrs Sam-
uel Deskam 12111111131 nvonuc Norwslk
Miss Van Sunt’ a home1 is in Flatbush
where her remains Were tuken yester-
day. Her home was at 2523 Newkirlc
sldc'nt of Norwalk and
bus many
friends hero.
Sh was sixtlevo yours
of oge. fills tire osscntlni to health. Waste,
mind. be prevented and unimul heui
FUNERAL 0F Wil.l.iAM LEWIS furnished. Littonlne supplies the waste
ARMSTRONG. ' of adipose tissue which is lost in such
diacritics as colds, bronchitis, in gi‘ippe.
sorof’uiii. fevers. etc. furnishing the
oil from flax which is rich in albumen
umi fut. it is especially recommeiided
in those discuscs because of the ease
with which it. is ingested and the en-
tire absence of disagreeable utter-
instcs. Linonluo Is quickly and ther—
oughly absorbed Into the blood, facili-
lotcs tho digestion. regulates the bow-
sis and promotes the appetite it is
of surpassing benefit as a builder and
is 111:1 double to every function because
of its pro at diffusive power and certain
ubsor ption.
Al ilII ding stoieswzm‘, 500. $l .00
COCKENOT 1HAYLOFT OFFICERS.
’l‘hc l‘iiiici'ul of: the into leliqu [.11-
wis Armstrong was held this morning
ht ii o'clock from his into residence
on South Osborn Iivonuo. Rev. W. W.
'1‘. Duncan officiated. ’i‘ho, interment
was in Stamford.
Announcement was made today of
tho. 1.111g11g11111out of Darwin A, Wild—
lmms optimise Apps Way, of ilnnbury.
Miss My is 11 number of tho summer
colony 111 Unit island. and Mr. Wod-
bnms is 11 popular resident of Norwalk.
doing IJII‘IIH‘S\ in N1 w York
WANT OLD FASHIONED SPELLING.
WASHiNC’iOND1111?;~~"~1ilio logis-
lutulc. imltclui 11nd t'XttiiliVi' uppinli-
I‘hitlou bill 11111111 1"cpiiil1d to tho IIUIIHI’
wli contuin 11 positive 1'L1qulron1ciil ”till
all tl111 old limo spoiling slinli bc usod
in oil printing Iiutlmrizd by (‘ougross
Daniel Corcoran Nominated Chief Hay-
maker and Harry Benedict Assistant.
(‘uckcnoo litiyloft. i. 0. R. M
Norwalk. nominated these officers last
,ovoulug: '
Chief Huyiunkclu-»D1111icl COI'COl‘till.
Assistant (filiof iinyiiiukc1'——ilnrry
M. Boncdict.
01'1'-rs11er-~-»Wliilam E, James;
Past (,‘biof
Hutu-11v.
(‘olit 1'1 im‘
Mnlkin '
HERE IS SOME
250 Sales
of Strnwsr~i1‘1'111iori1'lt ii.
.1' l’ kgs Pun 011111111111 .......... 2131' K111111111 ol Butt 8* I, William Rowo
. .. 1 ... . Sit \vsrdswEi quipflittteiy Daniel
4 (21115 Swut tom .............. ..1c ’CorcoraIu Ii .lgmes kpwurd
:l (‘niis Early .luiio Potts ..... . . . .. 2711 N Godfrey ' ‘ré
.liam Ron 9. Gene
The election occur on Thuisdny
. 2’10 nitrl11.iitcoiuhor ill.
FLORAL BUSINESS DISCONTINU
En.
1:3. Mulkinsd. Wit
3 Cluis (‘I'nckorjuck Tomatoes .' . . . ‘31’c
ti Lbs. California l‘ruucs
:3 lbs. Extra Large l’i'ituos ........ ‘3.11
.I i’kgs. None Such Mini-o Alcnl .. “.3511 l ‘
. .\ir.11111| st. itelph Plcbauy. of l12
I'M stir-1.11 who b.1111 b11111 conduc-l
'tug the Elm (limo Fiorul tompuuy
l [111 some limo liuvo di~ooutinued bust
.Iioss 11nd ioniuved to Nowuik Now
imltisoi wbcro iliov ulll cugagc tn the
|luduslrv on :111 11xlonsivo sonic. Slo—
pin 11 t‘uliin tlu Illllll' r. hits nimod in-
th‘. 2234-;111 Eilgtir ii. i1‘11v‘s l11111so.ubi1l1 Air.
22 College Ave» El“ Norwelk. I‘icbunv' 1-1 {11111in vucnicd
1 . ,,
1.9. "2“o”¢" (3‘ , . in meet houses there is I room without
1 ' ”3’4. 11ml“ proper hntin fecilitiee~to say nothing
of chilly believe. Even though the
heel of your stoves or furnace should be
inadequate to sum the whole house there
need not be one cold spot if you have I
PERFECTION
Oil Heater
(MIIDDH will Miln- Device)
it will but I room in no time end will he I, it wens Ind calcium“ Opes.
sled II eerily II I lamp end perfectly es Wick rennet
too In or too low. Gives no smoke or eueil beanie lttod
with on one molt-lees device. Can be carried about,
which censor be done with on ordinary stove. The
Perfection Oil Hester is superior to sit other oil
heaters end.- ie an ornament to any borne. Mode in
two killer-«tidal end is en. Bree- oil toilet been:
tiiully embossed Holdeo out quarts of oil end bum
nine hours. Every heater warranted. if not It your
dealer' I write nearest agency for descriptive circular
7*“ @0] am is 111. .1th am
his? ell-round household
of lmu throughout
end nickel-pinned. Equipped with latest improved
burner. Every leap untested. All meat to eny
room whether library dieing-roost. parlor or bed-
room. Write to nearest agency if not at your dealer's.
ITANDAID Oil. OOI’ANV 0' HIV '0'!
FREE
Deturdey Dee. it
China Cup and Saucer
To All Puroheeerh of Toe («the
letting Powder. Opicee end Extreme
1111: UNION PACIFIC 112A“ co.
In tire-illusion ea. ems Hermite. rm to m on»;
Phone use. one Delivery.
ilayn1nkc11~Fredvrlck .
, omen e
0 end I Well It.
‘ ' Tue
see. I end 5 113211111111: 111111111111.
Ladies 11111111111117.1111 and Skirts
if you will compare our Flannsletto Goods with othei makes shown you will find a decided difference in
‘ favor of the goods which we show—not only as to the quality of the goods but the quality of the wmkmanship as
well. A comparison is all we.nsit.
LADIIS' DOWNS—Ellen irom 14 to 17.
.01
Pink Blue and Grey Stripe. good quality, braid trimmed Me. Pink
and Blue Stripe, plain, colored collars and cuffs..buttonhoie edge 75:. Grey and white Stripe. trimmed with pink
1 and blue. .50.
| Blue Stripe umbrella ruffle, sou.
bioidery edge flounce, $1.00.
GRAYS WILL ESCORT GOVERNOR
NEW HAVEXY Dec 7—The New
Haven Grays \le act as an escort to
Governor-elect Woodruff on the day of
his inaugurates at Hartford. The
Grays turned out when Governor Hur-
rlsou was inaugurated in 1880.
tnl aufierjng f1om a broken leg is go:-
ting along nicely
Mzitihew (‘mbctt is recovering 11inc-
ly from an operation recently porfor
med
Pauli Broker
Sale
Watches, Rings,
and Diamonds
1 est for
Holidsys.
A TARLOV
Washington iii-est Bridge.
XmashPresenl
if you (ouicmpinie buying 11
or anything cine in the jewelry lino.
you will find a new and compioto 11s-
sortnicnl st
Richard Nonck,
JEWELER.
36 ”No. Mein Bt..
South Norwelk
build limit till late
Flue rooms. steam heated. hot rind
cold water, bulb. gas and electric
lights. Iood nlry rooms by the day
or wait. Price reasoneble. Pine stock
of III the leading brands of liquors on
hand, wholesale and retail. fer holl-
duys, especially.
Corner Monroe end Gheetnut Otreete,
south Norweik.
J. Dill“. Proprietor.
Telephone lot—12.
Harry E. Crane.
TEACHER
VIII!!! mu. Olllltif.
(Private pit. I years with H. H.
Martin-no. ew lnplend Conservatory“
of Music. leeton. Meet). will start“
eteee in loath Nerwelit. 12 veers
teacher. e lei terms to liret five
studying. tees limited. Insular on
our reoltele.‘ Mandolin club to form
It ease.
I“ FAIII'IILD AVI.. IIIOGIPORT.
CONN.
11111 11111111111
by 1111 cover Don‘t. fudge the interior
of our store by the exterior. Shelton
pears said "All that glitters is not
”kt“ .
"you would soothe
Flule‘l‘ LINK! or mutant“
in the city also into our store. , We
«to now stocking up with various
special lines of holiday goods.
Before purchasing your Christmas
resents took on over. perhepe we
live just whet you want.
We hove just received I lot of lies
sorted pictures which we will close
out It special prices.
3'. AMI'I'OEELL,
n
1.411.
11mm. (lean.
All White. good quality. 851:.
Extra Bins—Extra. heavy. Pink and Blue Stiipe. $1. 00. Extra heavy, White. 01.25.
CHILDREN'S DOWNS—Sines from 2 to 14 years.
LADIES' pKlRTB FROM, 3% T0 $150~Grey Stripe. 6 inch flouncc, while feather stitching, ale. ._
Pink, Blue and Grey Stripe, umbrella ruffle 3‘ wins stitching, see.
quality. White, 7 inch flounce, 3 tucks, Light. Blue and Pink embroidered edge. 351:.
CHILDREN'S SKIRTS-From 2 to 10 years.
6 inch ruffle. buttonhoie edge. feather stitched, 45c.
FLANNELETTE AND CREPE AND CLOTH KlMONAs-From $1.00to ‘3. 75. '
PLANNELETTE DRESSING BAGQUES—Pink. Blue and Grey. 85:: to $1. 60.
BATH RODEO—Red. Blue and Grey, $2.75 to $3. 98.
Extra heavy quality, Pink and
. l
Ernest iisviiand who is at tho hospl
TRISTRAM 11 1111111111, NoRWALK, CONN.
further Appropriation.
Notice is hereby given that the. Coun-
cil of this city proposes. at its next
nine and All White. ‘.e101i—‘-'u.25.
White, Pink and Blue Stripe. 46s to 656.
Pink and
Extra tine
Plain Pink and Blue, em-
Pink and Blue Stripe, 4 inch ruffle, buttonhole edge, 261;. While,
K i.
T'. («re-'4‘“ ’
Stun Shovels.
...—...—
Get them now! All sizes and prices.
meeting. to be held Friday, Decem- Bring in your old skates and have
her 281b, 1906, at 8 o'clock 0 n1. ton
proprinte the sum of $1100 to the Li-
brary Building Department of this
city. and the sum of $50 to the Public!
Printing Department of this city. for
current expenses of each of said do—
pnl'.iments said appropriations being in
addition to the appropriation for said
departments made at the adjourned any
mini city meeting for the current year.
South Norwalk, December 4. 1906.
Per order of the Council.
JOSEPH R. TAYLOR.
do at
A NEW DIPARIURI.
Tho Posse Piano Company. of Fort)“
second street. west. New York City. de-
sire to announce to the people of Nor-
walk and vicinity that they have open-
cd 11 store for the display of their
pianos at 76 Washington‘street. 'Mr.
W. H. Baker, who is well known in
pinno circles in Norwalk. will be in
charge of this store and will be glad
to riomontsrute the great saving and
satisfaction to be gained from dealing
direct with the manufacturers. For
62 yeais Peace Pianos have been tini-
veisaliy classed among the most desir-
able pianos made. Opon nights
PIellll
Christmas .Cards and
Calendars.
from 5 cents an.
FINE ABSORTMENT OF
Christmas Post Cards
251'. a doz.
WM. A. BRIGBERMAN'S
MUSIC STORE.
Donovan Block. 132 Washington at.
Agent for Crescent Laundry.
(
Announcenient !
osrsoFArnv 1
i will be in my Norwslk ofiice every
Monday. Wednesday. Thursday and
Saturday. Office 13 lane Piece.
Telephone. 123-8. i will be in my New
York once, every Tuesday & Friday.
from 10 to 5 p. In. location. 26 West
1211:! street. 'Phone. 689 J. Bryant.
DR. JEROME D. WIRT.
Graduate of the A. 1‘. Mill institute. at
Klrlrevllle. Ne.. Lieeneed by
Itete Ioerd of Health.
Wild 1111111
And what better music can you have
thsuisu Edison Phonogrsph? ‘ if you
own’rme of these machines you here
rinse of machines are Ton. Twain
hirty 11nd li‘tfty boilers. and you
mu have one of them by peying one
no r down Ind one duller per treat.
an it you pay cash you oenaot have
it 9 cent less. Call It our store
on line and beer your fevotile eons.
.Iuntuclson.
PURNIWII. Ire.
utwmmn see-i.
i a
1
City Clerk.
ll11111 sharpened while we can still
guarantee prompt attention, and don't
fall to look over our big assortment
of new ones.
Everything in Hardware.
Phone, No. 663—4.
Norwalk Hardware 00.
39 Main St, Norwalk.
GLoVER's
the place. 1.
1.
m suvma the
CROSS
euos
see THAT This , LABEL
l8 STAMPED. ON THE BOTTOM.
NONE GENUINE WITHOUT.
155.5031 $11..
Phono. 542—2. 1
-——-—_.
Wear shoes
THAT FIT
iiiiii
Keep the House
Worm
. by. I .
Keeping the Cellar
Cooled
O
iiut’s Our Business
Till Filth that It.
PfllililiiiliPlIS
unsousa'reee roe 1
Edison ”OHM”. emf Records.
View and dolomite ‘i‘elitiny Machines
1m nitrogen.
Ieie I» seen or en‘ the Installment
Pie».
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