lends: «lust new the season is at Its height. Just now all the
his hrothey are thinking or nutsI clothes; Just now is the most
midst period of the your to get your Suit and Overcoat Our line is no
end complete, the rubrics are so new and correct, and the tailoring ls
98ilidiiIuOur ti and $10 system enables you to dress well. and tor only
‘11 J 10. We Hive y0u more for your money then the other stores in
Me. Better fabrics. smarter styles, liner tailoring. You may as wall enjoy
the benefit. J
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The Copyright Clothing Co.
South Norwalk, Conn.
Get the Habit.
../‘ (J30 to the
HARRY GOO DWiN. Mgr.
”’IHHH In his Kilns
For Men and Boys, vile have them' In black and tan kid and alli-
(I leathers' in both Romeo and slipper styles.
01' Women, Misses and Children, the‘ ‘Daniel Green" Felt Jul-
iett Irid Slippers trimmed with for or braid. will be found very pretty
J We will be delighted to show our large and varied assortment
to Xmas shoppers.
SOUTH NORWALK SHOE CO.
90 Washington Street, South Norwalk.
ANNOUNCJMENT
_ oney , -
. - J _ Loaned
L Salaried _J_JPe0p|e.
the Independent loan A Security 00.
will open a branch office in this city where salaried people can borrow
money on their own note without secu rity :aiso housekeepers on their fur-
niture without removing it from the house. All business will be treated
letthtJiJo strictest confidence. Even your owri family need know nothing
I on I
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OPEN FOR BUSINESS MONDAY MORNING, DEC. 3rd.
THE INDEPENDENT [NAN 8i SEGlNNlY [Ni
HAViLAND BLOCK.
Wanted l
At Star Shirt Factory.
Merwin Street,
: J MACHINE STITCHERS
M I AND LEARNERS.
Good Pay and Steady Work.
7 Apply at Factory at once.
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Hutchinson, Pierce & Co.
new Christmas 91th
GREAT VALUES lN CHILDREN' 8 AND BOYB' OVEHCOATS AND SUIT.
J Children‘s Double Brcustcd School Silils, 7 to if; yours. worth $2.00, this
sale ............ ..................... . ................ 81.25
Overcouts. .110 B yIIIus worth $2.00 ....... . ................. H81 25
Boys‘ Exile Finn ()I orI'oiIts .................................. $3 00 to $7.130
- J: 'D. . Botthch.
MEN'S AND BOY 3' FURNISHER.
11 ND. MAIN-IT.
or _ ,-
CONNICTICUT'S COLD SPOTS.
I NEW HAVEN. iii-c. il'l‘oIiiII's
colli Weiliiit‘l‘ won IiiII ‘iillliil M'Vi'l'l' oi‘
lilo i'trttl'. ur‘rorillu': Io l‘l'lllli'ili i'IIIIIviI‘I
on from various ports or the mute. In
this city the woullior liiiroiiu‘e iiii‘l'
momewr realhlvrml ihroc lillfll'l'l‘H
shove zero at ? oI.IIm iI oiiv downs» in
wor than dining ”11‘ l‘Uili Hump IaiIIII
in iii wook. ‘
in orfolii. iii the snow hour, the
mercury wont tiliwn to to «lump... in.
I“. while in (kiliibiook. on tho wciir
branch of theI Fur-intuition liH'l it who
10 below. In Munich and i.-IiIiIilI~lIi
i. so also reported «a being wry will.
I its too on tliII sinIIIlI-r liilIoiI Illiil
ponds in theI Vicinity (ii wimp-Ii III "VII
inches thick
80. NORWALK.
NEW HAVEN OUA’RTRLV DiVl-
DEND.
NEW HAVEN. lion. ll » iii the
iiioullily meeting of tho directors of
Inc New Y,IIriI New iliivou IiiIIl Hull
iani ltulliouil (‘oinpoiiv hold in New
It-oils IIIIIIIy the monitor uunrtoily Illvl
lit‘iii or. " um cont. piiiiiblo Iiu iiIII-IIin
but ill won Iii-clniod
DEATH ous TO (seasons.
NEW liltl’l'AlN Doc lbw-Frank
illiIIIi used 36 years, Wins found detail
this morning In lilo colliir ot' lioihii
Ioiloon In Spring street The body
one IliIIl only In shirt and irouiicrii.
Month In supposed to have been due
to alcoholism 1 exposure.
”File Two-Fold Purpose
of routine Al't‘mmi iii to provide II illiii‘i and
up] to provide motion to meet any sudden,
on income for old one
exlrnordlnnrv M'Ni for
‘l
flier the suite ottnconie this is n good hack for We are paying
poi: uni. interest. compo unrlrii oumlmnnuully. This is also a
m it on the emergency score for we pay all withdrswmii on do
South Norwalk Savings Bonk,
, W Haiti: lids» or Washington oi some Nomiii.
. have (mused the loss of Ion lives in
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out evening st 11 o'ol
about seventy years or age and
been about until the preIIlous day and
had be able to work. He was conrlnI‘
his death. He was born in (‘ounty all.
go, lrelund, and came to
twenty- -four vcurs ago. He is surviv-
ed by his widow -and by ten children.
Patrick Din-kin. of Norwalk; Mrs. lili-
nion Blake, Mrs. John Strenmou, Hugh
Durkln. Mrs. .. Howard W. Newman,
John T.. Joseph. Margaret and Lucy
Durkiu. of Danbury, Iiiid Miss Winnie
Durkln, of Norfolk. Va.
CHARLES NIWIIJS ADDISON
The death of Charles Neville Addi-
son. aged one month son of Charles
H. Addison of 15 Ely avenue occurI
red yesteidny. The turnout] was held
this afternoon and the interment was
in Riverside Cemetery!
TEN. LIVES LOST INIWRECK.
CHARm'l‘TE'I‘OWN. 1’. iii 1.. Doc.
B.~—Goverment red tape in Its munngo-
mcnt oi the Prince Edwurd island
Railway ls alleged by local representa-
tive‘s in the Canadian Plirliiunout to
,.._.__.
the wreck of the Russian bin-II Sovlu
to. off this must. curly ill November.
This charge came till in the movement
to hunvc the govci'niiieui estnbllsh
life saving siiiilons along the count,
and the island dclcgution to l’ui'liu-
merit. claimed that iii the time of the
wreck of the Sovlnlo. n privati- llfc-
boiit was secured. but that the. omcluln
of the‘goverummit roll-'ond refused to
deal ' ‘
alter viii“! linoss‘ot heart dellm'
whiehzis‘s the iiuimlnatiou ol 9. long 1114 I
motion with asthma. Mr. Durkln was ‘
ed to his bed but 9 short time beioro .
Dan‘bury v
triuisport it by it special il'llin until 360
had been pnld in IiIlvnucII ’l‘hcv hill]!
to do so they clulnictl. u'udci the iules. I
Finally II privulc citizen hcnilng oil
the Siilllliioll advanced the money and?
iii the- IucunlImI-I two young inluudcis
In a duty liuIl IlliI'i’ll Ihrcc lIIiui the;
Wiuck but by the time the lIfIIboIIl ill- I
iived oii IhII 800110.“.‘11 of the crew
liud iii‘ill swept orcr'liouiil Iiuil lost
NEW HAT COMPANY. l
The New England Hut (‘ouiiipm of
Bethci. has filed u multitude of incur
pointion the lllliilulilt‘ti cupiiul stock
being $50,000. and business will begin
with $2.000. ’l’he iucoi'pJorutors mo '1'.
E. Howuril and M. Zucrn. of Danbury.
(.‘luirlcs W. Salisbury, of NOW1ll'k. N ..l..
Iiud (‘hiietiuu |.Ikc. of Bcthcl.
’lhc conipum 'will occum ii poitiou
of the tnctoiy of tho Bethe! Muuufac-
luring Iompiim on Grand sheet. and
will puiIliuin iili‘ huts In the tough
and finish ihcm lend) foi shipping.
a .v-s-.a.s. i
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GUARANTEED TITLE it
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A NECESSITY..
\’out only sJaleguIiid lu ltI-nl
Estate transactions -- when
Rcul E‘siulc tillcs :Iic gunnin-
il‘t‘ii null iiIsuIcIl by this emu
puui thI-I Hire,I iibsoluiel) pio-
tcciod from All. (Hills and
Iit‘ii‘t‘lH.
()NE toe insures you :is long
us Iou own the primeval)
lI‘Iu leaflet Iund lull puiilcu
lure iisk Will REAL ESTA l‘II‘
liltiiKlI‘lt or A'l“l()ltNlI‘..Y
“liil‘ houic oillcu‘
New York ll Connecticut
lounge It title Guuiilii to
New Rochelle. New York.
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nu Ti "5 SIGN
iKI‘I‘OW
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id South Main Street.
JIIIIIIIIIH (ii 1hrI AiiiuilInu .\uIy.
limits-no in . . '
limos Bilsiim
Too h .i not setting theme-t and will
be disappointed. m MIMI
costs comers " 6.1130th cough
remedy. and youtsro entitled to ?o
best when you ask for it.
Kemp‘s Bulsw‘ viii stop any caigh
that can be stopped by soy sinusitis,
and cure oolfilis that cannot be cured
by any other medicine.
It is always the Best (‘Iough Ours.
At all druggisis, 25m, 500. and 81.
Money! anything else.
TRAlN ROBBERS CAUGHT.
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Believed to Have secured Close to
“10,000.
. LOUIS. Dec. 8.~A dispatch to
the Globe-Democrat from Palestine,
'I‘cxus. siiys:
It, has been learned from reliable
sources that six‘ men composed the
bond of train robbers who robbed the
Pacific Express our and murderously
assaulted Messenger (lrisseti and
throw him from the rapidly moving
il'IIili iii Sylvan siding near Redwnter
last Humidity night, when northbound
Cotton Belt triilri No, 4 was held up.
01‘ these. live ure‘uuder arrest. 0w-
ing to the hon clud secrecy maintained
by the Pacific Exploits officials. it its
impossible to learn the names of the
men now under arrest. Notwithsiaiut
lug thI- usscitlons of the officials of the
expicsn company to the effect that not
"1011‘ than $5. 000 wus secured it has
been learned from undeniable sources
Iliiit the amount was close to $l10, 000
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:LUMBERMEN LIEKJE COLD WEATH
R
(iltlI‘DNVll.Il.l‘. Mo. Dec il.——'l‘odays
IolIl has thought relief to the luuibI-I
llli‘ll in thc Miiinn woods by condo"
for Ihcm the transportation problem.
in freezing the lakes and swniup bot—
lotus solidly. The lock of a suiticlout
number of cold days has I-Iiuscd a ser-
lous condition among ”10 lumlicruicu. '
Monsohciul lIziko ls closed In mivlgne
lion for six months. but up to the pro-
Hill time the too has not been thick
(‘Jlilligil t'oi lcuuis to Iioss on iiud II
Inigo quantity of supplies are piled
Ip hilll‘ whlIh have been “count {In
Icv‘cial Ii.Iys iii big comps fifty miles
((1 the north. '
l’lrst I-ovcriug of snow provcntcil
tho soil bottoms i‘iIIui freezing IIch
in thi couipuiullx‘cly mild wcuthci of
Noioiulwi. This not only has nearly
pninlizcd thet ”depot tion of sup
piiI-s. but 11in ti J’lo hanllug'ouer-
uiiullH
“‘1‘" '7"""'" '
largo lutorcsi wus aroused u _\'t'ill' or
1“” mm by ”11‘ investigations of (ion
tlorucc Porter. then our Ambassador
In France. for the purpose of discover-
1112 iii!“ grow of .lohu Pulil Jones. the
\\ ho
viIIII builcd in Polls iii the cud ol‘ the
IIluhloouth cI-nIuII. A slIIdI of Paul
limos“ life In thew timely and at the
lI‘IIsI (‘ongiognlionul (‘huii‘li in Nor.
vi .lik tomorrow evening. the story of
his \iliii‘tl i‘Xlit‘lHit‘ntieS of hit-l iiinls
J.Iuil his triumphs Wi ll ili‘ told III: the
sixth in ”11‘ HPl‘it'H Iil‘ iiIldrcssI-ii
'r\iil(‘l‘it‘illl. fumous uud illflllllmlH."
(lil
'l‘bc lschoilii Club hold u nicotiug
‘lIuIt cv culug Iii Ihcli quuitcis on tho
\i' sshiiJiJgtJou slioct. bridge.
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‘,/l'l)))m\' “f.‘ ‘\ u I-
~———-.wiii:N you CAN lNSPECT AND TRY THE
BEST MACHINE MADE
iN YOUR OWN TOWN
CCLD OR RENTED AT
South Norwslk. Conn.
L. G. Booth. Selling Agent.
well. A comparison is all we ask.
LADIES' GOWNs-«Bizes from 14 to 17.
and blue. 85:.
Blue Stripe umbrella ruffle, 50c.
broidery edge flounce, Oi..00
6 Inch ruffle. buttonhole edge. feather
BATH ROBEB—Red, Blue and
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Two More Persons Killed, After
Which the Debris Caught Fire.
DANVILLE, Va.. Dec. 8.-——Shortly
often 4 o'clock this [coming a wreck
occuirsd in the yards of the Southern
Railway in this city resulting in the
instant death 01 two men and the in
juiiug of ii iiumhci of otheis one of
whom ulll die. The (lead me George
C. Kinney of Thomusville, N C and
an unknown man piobably a tramp.
J’l‘hc accident occuried on the main
Pawn Broker
Sale
Watches,
and Diamonds
Prices Lowest for
Holidays.
A TARLOV
Washington Street Bridge.
I
Xmas mum
if you contemplate buying :1
or anything elso’iln the jewelry line.
you will find a new and complete na-
sortment at
Richard Noack,
JEWELER.
30 No. Main St. South Norwelk.
tulnl Nil IHI illii Hill
Pine rooms, stcuiu heuteil. hot and
cold wutcr, bath. use and electric
lights. Iiooil Iilry rooms by the tiny
or week. Price rcnsonsble. l-‘iuc stock
or nil the leading brands of liquors on
bond. wholesale and retail, tor both
days, especially.
Corner Monroe and Chestnut Struts,
Booth Norwelit.
J. mason, Proprietor.
TelephOno idle-12. I.
W Harry H. Crane.
rescues
Violin mandolin. cum.
(Private pupil. 8 years with H. H.
Hermann, New England “monetary
ol‘ Music. lesion. Man), will start“
class In loath Norwsik. 12 years
teacher. Oriental terms to first live
studying. Class limited: Regular ouI
plls' recitals. Mandolin club to term
at once. ”so
set :All!llLDLg¥Jl.. IIIMIPOITI
Saturday
In Wuhiitmn “i, m ”Willi.
Phenom
Dec. 6
China Cup and Saucer
To All Porch-oer: of Tea Curiae
Baking Powder, Opiceo and lithium.
TliE UNION PACIFIC TEA CO.
unit to m on“.
my... osiimy.
to
’ i i ii it
but u go i 00
by It» cover. lion'I judge the Interior
Int: our store by the exterior ditches
pen": sold "All thiit sliltors is not
goi.
If ioti would not! the
Hour LINE. 0? FURNITUIS
in the city step into our store. We
are now slooltingJ up with various
special linen iii ii tinny ’
Bolero piirchs your mifhristoiu.
eiust what you want.
"36". have lost roost-red II 101m“
sorted pictures which on will close
out iii special prices.
3‘. A. moms,
can
I and I Well it.
'l’oi.
CHILDREN'S SKIRTS—whom 2 to 10 years.
SOUTHERN RAlLROA'D WRECK. illne, train No. 34, a mixed passenger
liting‘s,q
his look no over. perhaps ws' and if you pay cash
Extra heavy quality Pink and
stitched. 45¢.
Grey, $2.76 to 83.98.
and Pullman crashing into a freight
train standing on the track. fire
which followed the wreck was broughtI
under control by the Danvllle Fire De-
purtmeut utter tom freight cars were
consumed. George Ford, a negro tire-
mnn. probably will die. . It Is stated
that the passenger train was not thig-
ged in time to prevent the collision
Hoxace Wukemau. Jr., who during
the past season has been cluiuffeur for
John B Morris, In Westport, the post
. I season has accepted a position as head
man in a large repair shop in Florida.
The some concern that operates the
shop runs a line of auto bosses from
the big winter resorts
MI. Wakemnn‘s experience in 11115
this fits him for the position and his
many friends wish him ihe.best of
success.
further Appropriation.
Notice ls hereby given that the Coun-
cil, of this city proposes. at its next
meeting, to be held Friday. Decem~.
ber 2811i 1906 at 8 oclock p_ m.. to ap-
liiury Building Department of! this
city. and the sum of 860 to the Public
Printing Department of ihls city. for
Iiuiem expenses of each of said de
pnrtmenis said appropriations being in
addition to the appioprlatlon for said
departments made at the adjourned an-
nual city meeting for the current your.
South Norwalk, December 4. 1906.
Per order of the Codncll.‘
JOSEPH R. TAYLOR}
(15 51 City Clerk.
A NEW DiPANiURf.
’I he Pence Piano Company. of Forty-
sccond street west New York City. de-
sire to announce to the people of Nor-
wnlk and vicinity that they have open-
ed a store {or the display of their
pianos at 76 Washington street. Mr.
W. H. Baker who is well known in
piano circles in Norwalk. will be in
charge 0! this store and will be glad
to demontsrato the great saving and
satisfaction to be gained from dealing
direct with the manufacturers. For
62 years Posse Pianos have been unl-
vorsnily classed among the most desir-
.aJlilc plonosJ mode. Open nights.
.. Pietlil
Christmas .Cards and
Calendars.
from 5 centsnp.
FIN! A800HTMINT 0'
Christmas Post Cards
250 a doz.
Will. A. illiiiitifRMAN'S
MUIiO ITORI.
Donovan Itoolt. 182 Washington 01.
Agent (or Crescent Loundry.
What II Home
Without Music
And what better music can you hour
then on Edison Monograph? ,1! you
own one oi those machines you have
the best artists in the world iit your
disposal. noih Instrumental and must.
The prirnn or machines are 'i’on. ‘l'woii-
ly. Thirty imu Filly Dollars. and you
Iniuy have one of them by poring one
holler down sell one dollar per week,
Wu W have
It one cent is». (tall at our store
anytime and hour your isrorlui song.
A,i.ANOEW&80N.
runniruiie. ere.
or own.
Hornet an“, m Washington “not.
07M le
”mm
propriate the sum of $100 to the Li»
'nosfa his 5 onzms: cousins. I N _ I
Ladies’ Flannelellefflowui 6111811113."?
it you will compare our Flannelette Goods with other makes shown you will find a decided hittersncc to
favor of the goods which we show—not only as to the quality of the goods but the quality of the
workmnhshlp as
Pink, Blue and Grey-Strips. good quality. braid trimmed, Me. Pink
and Blue Stripe, plain, colored collars and cults. buttonhole edge, 7.5m Grey and White Stripe.
All White, good quality, 85c. ’
Extra Size-Extra heavy, Pink and Blue Stripe. $1.00. Extra heavy, White, $1.26.
CHlLDREN's GOWNB—Sises from 2 to 14 years.
LADIES' SKIRTS FROM 30c TO $1. Sit—Grey Stripe. 0 inch flounce white feather stitching, 300. Pink and
Pink, Blue and Grey Stripe. umbrella ruiile, 3 rows stitching. 69o.
quality, White, 7 inch bounce. 3 tucks. Light Blue and Pink. embroidered edge, 8pc.
ermq, with pink
to. . "no—«.25.
Blue and All
White. Pink and Blue Stripe. 48s to Ila. I
’isx'ira lino
Plain PinkJund, Blue, om-
Pink and Blue Stripe. 1 Inch ruille. buttonbole edge, 25o. White,
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FLANNELETTE AND CREPE AND CLOTH KIMONAS—Fiom $1.00 to 83.75. i
FLANNELETTE DRESSING BACQUES—Phnk, Blue and Grey. 85c to .1. 50. ‘ J 5
Suuu'ShuHHls.
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Get them now! All sizes and prices.
Bring in your old skates and have
them sharpened While we can still
guarantee prompt attention, and don’t
{all to look over our big assortment
of-new onJiJis. X X P
Everything in Hardwnre.
Phone, No. 663—4.
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NOIllliiil 'Hiriliiarillo.
39 Main 51., Nerwalk.
GLOVER’ S
the place.
iN BU’WNQ THE
'CROSS
88°C I II}
SEE THAT THIS LABEL
is STAMPED ON THE BOTTOM.
NONE GINUINE WiTHOUT.
$5.50 and $5.
Wear—shoes
THAT FIT
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. y we... -wm
Keep the House
Warm
I by
Keeping the Cellar
COal’ed '
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lliiil’s thir'iiiislio’s.‘
Iii Iiuls liil ti
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III-I -. ...J
‘ detail-in- . J J
thoouan‘rliio ion ‘1
scim ”comm and mu.
visor ins column mains Machines
sol tissue-r
lots in» cacti or on the installment
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