w all the
hi brother are thinking of new clothes; Just now is the most
Hjolt of the year to set your Bull and Overcoat. Our line is so
. “complete, the fabrics are so new and correct. and the tailoring is
Our find 010 system enables you to dress well. and for only
We aive you more for your, money than the other stores in
er fabrics. smarter styles. finer tailoring. You may as well enjoy
earthen-1m. Clo to the
.. We shall place the Largest
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CAUSE or THIS SALE—At the time of
e
this opportunity to do so; hence this Clearing Sale.
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of which we have a large assortment. We mention but few items:
Men's Franklin. hlncher and lace, all leathers. regular $2.51). at .$2.2
Men‘s Assorted Slioes. regular $2.50 and $2;
Men's Adam Ilrandau .\Iolders’ Speci
. rm
Ituwiil be profitable
Boys? liraltklin‘fihoes. regular $2.50 and $2. at ...............
0111 Men's Stock consists only of well-known, well-made makes.“
sale price ........ $1.75
. no v-Oaaoftho ,
darins 'rohherisa‘of- meant times
Booth home. was committed at the
Petershuruer international Bank tod
w anumber of robbers. escape
w the entire 011.011.014.000 of the
bank. Half a desert armed men sud-
denly appeared. ordered the clerk to
throw their hands no and shot the
policeman on duty. Theytheu soiled
the dash and fled. A force of cosaaoks
pursued the robbers and captured five
of them. but the rest got away Mth
the money. '
coss'rsa 11AM iNTO iRON PILOAR.
WINSTED. Dec, 21.——-Charles Drac-
co. a young ltailan employed at the
New England Pin Il‘nctory. lost control
of the sled on which he was sliding
down Bridge street this noon and col-
lided with an iron pillar at the rail-
road crossing. He was taken to the
hospital in a dangerous condition
. fig...
BEGINNING FRIDAY, DECEMBER ratinAT 8:00 A. M.
Assortment of Goods before the Public of South Norwalk, at prices beyond comparison.
DON'T MISS THIS GREAT OPPORTUNITY.
our purchase of this sto
‘ Spring. we were unable to clear their immense Fall and W
..
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A FULL LINE OF UNION-MADE SHOES.
Iii
years for a homo. "fl-“MM!!! Stan.
suit against her husband. viuuun r.
Staples. of New Britain. for non-sup.
port and the case waa'hesrd on an ap-
peal in the criminaloourt today. Miss
Abigail B. Staples, dau liter of the
parties to the suit.» tea tied atronaty
against’her mother, but the charges
were denied by manholes.
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BRUTALITIBO m THE CONGO.
WASHINGTON. Dec. 12." The Con-
go Free Stat.e”"resoiuti0n introduced
by Senator 141030 Was taken up today
by theIScnate Committee on Foreign
Affairs. Senator Morgan read 11 ions
letter reciting alleged brutalitlsa in
the Congo country.‘ Consideration of
10,000 Stock of BOots, Shoes, Rub-
ber Goods and Slippers;
To be sold regardless of cost.
_e from F. D. Lyon & Company. owing to the season of the year,
mter stock. which we have at present on hand. so we have chosen
the resolution will be continued in the
next meeting.
E
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v a
“hit
Standard makes,
1 known throughout the United States. are the main
Men 5 Walk-then button. lace. and hlueher. all leathers and line. Owing to lack of space. we must be brief with items:
toes, regular $4.00; sale price ........................... $3.50 \\7omeu's Queen Qualitv. button. lace and bluclter. all leathers
Men’s Walk-(.n'er. lac'e and hlueller. all leathers and toes, and styles. stumped'on sole $4.00; sale price .......... -. . . .$3.5o
uphill:Sills-i"1.21111. “.2‘.‘.§..'.".3:.;..1:.5...... :1 :1 : 1 1 1 :1 1 : : 1:132! “"‘"T‘.“"“. 13"“); W:“,l-r.*".'1mr; 3~ “11°. “‘1‘ "'"W- 1“ W“-
Men's John Mitchell. hullon. lace and I1111cher. all leathers, and I . ‘ls'fldnum on “T ( Molly“ i ”If.“ """""""""""" $330
styles. stamped on mp. $3.00; mp. price ................ $150 \\ omen 5 Queen Quality and liosirtn l’il\'t)l'llt‘. button. lace and
5
for parents to look through our Boys'. Misses‘ and Children's Department. as we also offer Great Bargains here:
$1.75'l.i11h- Yomhs‘ Sllnt‘s. regular $1.25. ‘
Our Women's Assortment is
hlucher. all leathers and style~. stamped $3.00; sale price. .$a.50
\\‘1:111en'.~' Iloardman Shoes. stamped $2.00: sale price ......... $1.75
al. regular $2.51). at ...... $2.25. \\'omeu's \wnricd Shoes. regular SI
enormously large and varied.
.75 and $1.50: sale price. $1.25
.il ........... ;x..........' .95
Bo 'S"I“4'éllil\'IIll Shoes. t‘cirulal‘ S13". ll ................. . . . . . . .
) |.v. . ‘ 0 " ’5 l ""$I‘5° .\l1.<<es lxraemer Shoes. regular 03.00; sale price ............ $1.75
oys Franklin Shoes. regular $1.50. :11 ..................... $1.25 . . . . . . ‘ .
Youths‘ Shoes. Franklin and other lilakes. regular $1.50 and MN“ '\"“””“I MIN”! 511000175 “”d $150 "”7 """"" $135
$1.25. at .................................... $1.25 and $1.00 children's National School Shoe. $1.50 and $1.25 ............ $1.00
RUBBERS AND RUBBER BOOTS.
These are absolutely fresh goods. very few of which are left from the stock of F. D. Lyon & Co. All are First Grade of Goods.
Men‘s hip. first grade I‘lools. regular $4.50: sale price ......... $4.00 \\ome11'.~: Storm ()vershoes. regular (50c; sale price ....... :. . . . . .50
. . .. , . \\o111en's I t)\\‘ livershoes rec'ul'u’ 501" sale price 45
,. . r“ . _,. ..., ... _ ‘4‘ ‘ “ - l “ """""" '
Menu biolnl lung“ Itooh. repul.” 04.1111. Stilt pint ........ ..$3.50‘.\[15Ws Norm and Low tlrershocs. reg. 50 and 45c: sale
Men's Short Hoots. regular $3.511; sale price ............... $3.00 . I’ll“: --------------------- . ------------------- "- ~- -45'-‘I°
' ‘ 5 _ _ . i loldren 5 Norm and Low ()rez‘shoes. 45 and 40c: sale
Men 5 hell Lomlnnatlon. one huckle. regular $2.50: sale price. $2.00) price ....................................... y ....... .35.,30
‘, _ ‘ . . . t ‘1: . “ 1 .., . '- .... .‘..
‘ Men's l‘elt (.Ullllilllalltlil. tu'o liucklcx. regular $2.21: sale. ln‘1ee.$2.25 If”) H 5‘2”" lull”; All“. ”mfldlr 30.2331 Mkl I’m} """""" :2'75
. ‘ on is . torm \tngr (lots. regu 111‘ 53-501 511 c prlcc .......... 1.90
Men's one buckle Arctic, regular $1.75 and $1.51): sale p1'1ce. . $1.25 I.ililc Youths' Storm King- Home. regular $1.75: sale price. . . .$1.35
. . . .1 l.itll‘\'o11il1.'.\‘htr l' 111:. e '1 11' t.‘ :.'1 " >r"- .........
Mons Iotn' hucklc Arctic, regular 02.75: sale price ........... $2.0 “m : \‘hort pm”: 11131.: {égiifli Stile: k I I“ g:
_ . . .. . -. ‘ . .. . ................. .
Men's Storm and Low ilrershoes. regular 75c: sale price ...... .65 Yonlhs‘ Short Hoots. regular $2.01: sale price ............... $1.50
Christmas Shoppers will find an extensive line of Slippers of all kinds for Christmas Gifts here. at greatly reduced prices:
Men's Tan and lllack .Inliets. rcpuh1r$2.00: sale price ........ $.150 \\omcn'.~. llaniel lire-en l’ell .Iulicis. all colors. regular SLSU:
Men 5 alhgator and other fancy Slippers. regular $2: sale pricc.$1.5ov sale price ............................................. $1.25
Men's assorted slippers, regular $1.511: sale price ............ $1.00 \\on1e11‘,~ l’ell Juliets. all colors. regular $1.25: bfllt‘ price ...... $1.00
Men's assorted Slippers. regular $1,117; sale price ............
.75lthil1l1'cn's.lttlielsalmJtl \‘e
ry Ion prices. too numerous to mention.
A LARGE TABLE OF ASSORTED SHOES IN THE REAR 0F STORE AT HALF COST.
. The South Norwalk Shoe Dom
o x 1h%
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. 90 WASHINGTON STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
, . Successors to F. D. Lyon & Company.
ill ‘
FINANCES or THE sure. I
‘1 l 1 for the past two years:
Receipts.
Mil. eotnmnt. flaw-1005. $152,537.80
(ill. "50.112030.
31111. fire ins. e1).'s.---1006, $4,944.05
Iiillll. 31’1.il3.01.
M111. life ins. onion-1005. ....0.857
is; 1000. til-44.581105.
Railroads. steam-1006. 81.204030
411; i000. 41.A171.280.07.
I
Hanoi! Which Show How Well smo
‘ 'Affalrs Ara Managed.
The receipts of tho 11111111 treasury/.10
for the out your just ended won- 83.1
011.044. ..an increase of 870.673.1111
over those of the your Mime. while
the expondltures fell of! 409.023.” from
“3.07%.“ In $8,003,538.68. The. Oil-
iidl h 0! t a year which ended
most 1' 30.1 00. were in excess or
the receipts owin
83g
Io IIII‘ ”in 1110"”! Willi. "95.413008.
hankswl 000.
‘ 11100. 498.582.1181.
than the «moimt a year 11110,
. l'l'or your brother. your sister. or your children. If you have them.
our for your employees. would he 11 Savings Account in this llanlt.
, mm In a gift that will grow by the
Four 1-»- Cent
5 m we add and prove a lasting remembrance.
We give a special Christmas Card with each Bank Book intended
» and as a gift. ~
pennant may be opened with one dollar or more.
‘ ‘ . Norwallt Savings Bank.
.3 n w .
_ a South Namath.
The following tables show figures
1
Railroads. street-4005. 8287.008.”
. 1 insurance rtvtnmissloner--1006. 0130,
paid by the «late or your estate. ’10:.- windmills-m stockwlllmi. 8140.08.11 3111.00; 19011, $140,335,114,
bond! tstandlngwni the rinse. of the 1.1: 19011. $150,401.07. 3 i-lumlr_r taxes and mmnmpmwon.
‘Vere 3802.100. or less by Savings $400,011.51.
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. The Best Christmas Gift
1 Miscellaneous rel‘elptswliloli. 316.
5:13.40: 1000. 312.14.11.03.
Interest of school fund transferred—
: 101111. “119,070.27: 1000. “08.82080.
Avulls of courts and forfeited booth
; “1005. “0.04305: 1906, 307.901.“.
National aid to soldiers' homos~
1:105. 844.7113; 1000. 300.072.1511.
Express (tompunlnn—«WOh. 010.121.-
47: 1006, 814220.71. ,
Telegraph and telephone companies
willful. 8.10. 464.40: 1000. 030,340.05.
.‘ 311313.71: liltitl.$llli.0117.ilil.
I iuhnrlinnca taxmliloh. ”84.11707;
‘ 11100, $274,258.52.
inveslmum tux ion notes. immis.
gal-.lw-lililh. 513037000: 1000.8141.841.-
) t
1 lilierrslwm illumslis In hanks. elem
10011. 000.071.1181 I000. 33.011.047.20.
I Total yearly expenditures. including
4111.000 in 11105 and 000.0011 in 191111 paid
'l‘or state bonds. redeemed and can.
«nonunion, 33.073.401.71; 1906. 30.-
003588.08.
Funded debt. less clvll list funds In
the treasury—4005. ”43.07230: 1900.
[270,001.21
SHAH NOT DIAD YIT.
rooms. Dec. lav-The shah has
again rallied and his condition today
paHYI
:NBURANOI COMPANY WANT LARv
01R CANT-AI...
HARTFORD; lice. 2.»~'l‘hr Ilourd
of Directors of the ‘rnvolcru' lnstn
canoe Company has instructed the pre-
sident to apply to the next legislature
for an amendment to the charter uu~
thorislnx the company to increase 1111
upltel stock to an amount not ex-
oeedinq 410.000.1900. President Dunham
has this to say on the proposed in-
crease:
"The action of the Board does not
_ ‘ L,
within twenty
ford Bunion. new aroma brought .
cles suitable for Christmas presents.
HoquY aooxs.
HOLIDAY masons
WA..-
n03. a an 5 GAZETTE sons)
HOLIDAY GLOVES. ,
\
m
"Md” (loads.
Our annual Holiday Feast of Good Things to now sprphd» and ready f or your inspection. Christmas comes
‘but once a year, and the importance of making early proilisihns for the universal holidaywtheday which opens
the hearts and curse strings of everybody. which breathes of “peace on earth. good
\
1 HOLIDAY CALsNDAse."
HOLIDAY morphed; 1‘1
‘ 110qu
1N0.
will toward men." isself evi-
dent. We are prepared to halp‘you with a larger stock than ever before of useful as well as lorn‘anieatiil: hill»
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HOLIDAY usuonaacmsrs.
HOLIDAY UMIaILLAe._
."',1;
Basement in Holiday Attire.
In our Basement We are showing an endless variety of fancy as well as useful articles.
Also the latest novelties in Art Pottery, Cut Glass. Lamps, Bric-a-Bra c.
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TRISTRAM a HYA'I‘I', NORWALK, Conn.
OED BY BARGAINS.
PURSE.
WEEK."
N0 NEED‘TO THINK OF ECONOMY.
A SMILING SHOPPER BECOMES A LOYAL CU
LEARN OF THE SPIRIT OF “HAPPY WEEK." ' ‘
IF: THEY HAVE NOT ATTENDED THIS SALE, THERE I
0111“ Happy Week" ls Mallinggmillngdhtlppus
SMILING SHOPPERS REFLECT THE HAPPY SPIRIT WHICH DOMINATES EVERY CORNER
OF THE STORE—THE AISLES ARE FILLED WITH BUSY
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THERE IS NO nessou way EVERY sadnessHQULo nor a: HAPPY—.Hfifiml was
NEEDED 0a covarao ARTICLES PRICED w1'r1-1mx1-le assert or EVERY WOMAN’S
WE HAVE DONE THAT FOR YOU, HAPPILY.
a
".1“;
t
SST!
ARE ADDED DAILY AND ARE CONDUCIVE TO MORE APPRECIATIVE SMILES.
IS A PRACTICAL SIDE TO THE SMILES—TO BUY EXACTLY WHAT YOU WANT AT YOUR OWN
PRICE MAKES SHOPPING A JOY AND MAKE POSSIBLE THE JOLLITY OF OUR “HAPPY
two. .4 sad- I
A HAPPY BARGAIN MAKES A MERRY BUYER.
COME—IT'S SMILING TIME THIS WEEK.
H. KRIEGE’R & 00.
29-31 West Washington Sis, South Norwalki'f,
SHOPPERS, COMPLETELY SURROUN-
sroueamwe WANT YOUR “1303310
. 1 “c
e
. '14
" l, l ,. ‘54? v '
... .. - '51.
LL TIME. NEW BARGAINS
AND THERE
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LOHMEYER—PITZER.
The engagement of Miss Elsie May.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Pltzer.
of Woodward avenue. to Walter boh-
meyer, of New Haven. is announced.
saw vaulting“. unveil a
snowman 111111.12vo
c“—
TIME TABLE.
in Effect October 7, 1006.
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LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK FOR
NEW YORK. :
A. lit—12:56:. 5:14. 5:41. 6:18.
62001:, 6:68. 7:54. 8:18. 8:40. 9:063,
9:30x. 0:48. 10:05x. 11:01, 11:13:.
P. M.»—-12:52x. 1:00, 1:45; 2:57x.
3:211. 11:30:, 5:10: 5:11. 5:67;. 13:40.
11:63:. 7:17x. 7:54x,9:07x, 10:32.
Overlays.
A. M.~—12:5llx. 5:143, 0:4ix. 8:67.
0:48x. .
P. M.——l2:llhx. 214711. 2:071. 5:41.
0:67. 7:10. 7:501. 11:20:. 11:07:. 10:00.
NEW YORK FOR SOUTH NORWALK
A. M.-l2:00x. 1220011. 4:54, 6:45.
0:40, 8:01. 8:05. 8:40. 8:141. 10:02:.
10:015. 11:00x. 11:03.
P. M.»«-12:0.’lx. 1:04. 1:4011. 210011.
2201'». 1113111. 410311. 41110. 4:32, 5:0211.
0:00. 5:25. 61:00:. 0:03. 0:011. 8:0211.
01001.9:20. 11:00:.
Sundays.
A. Air—12:001. 13:00:, 0:00. 7:30,
0:503.10:02x.
P. 8:0".
signify that it is the purpose of the
company 10 Issue .addltionnl capital
soon or 111 any definite lime.
ileved by the members of the 001ml
that the recent inquiries upon the sub.
loci of Insurance hare opened a new
and 91 1pm.» held to stock companies
.ransaci 11 life and accident insurance
and that t n time may come when the
additional capital can be employed to
advantage." 1
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The past mustcr's dasrw We 19mi-
ferrsd last evening's: the meeting of
Elglsr Chapter. 11. A. M. .
sat Tuesday erasing at a stated
cotnmunleaiion of Old Mill 1.011119. the.
odicers will he inatflied by Arthur 1:.
Wheeler. past stand master of the
most worahlpfnl grand 11111311. and Past
Deputy Grand Master Augustus Golden
as grand master. A supper will be
served at the close or the Mirit and
shows improvement.
all Master means are Invited.
It Is itch.
(K i N
Ai.--5:04. 010011. 6:5011.
11:00:.
IOUTH NORWALK 'ro le
HAVIN.
A. M.««~19:0(ls. 111211. 1:063. 0:10.
7:24. 8:36. 19:10:. 10:12:.1120511. 11:41.
P. hip-«iron. 1:10. 3:071. 3222:.
iilg. 15:20.0:0111. 0:211. 7:04;. 9:27.
i : 1. .
Notewzzw Mill 7:26 to Bridgeport
only.
lends’ys.
It. M.-12:0011. l: 1111. 1:001. 7:07.
11:08. 10:04. 11:05:.
P. rim-41:12. 1:01. 11:11, 11:011.
UOUTH NORWALK TO DANIURY.
A. sir—11:211. 0115:. 11:511.
1’. 1-4125. 418311. 5:10: 11:07. 7:10.
holidays. '
A. Dian-0115.
P. hie-7:80.
DANIURY 1’0 SOUTH NORWALK.
“A“ Ila-4:411, 7:15. 0:11. 10:09»
nth-41111.01» 4:40.
min
ROCKVIIJLE, Dee. 12.—-One more
juror was obtained in the Bishop case
this forenoou and then the court order-
ed a recess until the. sheriff could
bring in another panel of twenty men.
The tenth juror is George Chamber:
lain. of Mansfield. One of the jurors
selected yesterday said he had not
read a newspaper having an account
of the murder.
RECENT ARRIVAL OF VEBSELB.
SABIJ‘J ISLAND, N. 8.. Dec. 12.—
tltr. Baltic. Liverpool and.Qnoenstown
for New York, was 769 miles east of
Sandy Hook at 8:12 a. at. Will prob-
ably dock at 8:30 a. 111.. Friday.
M.
A regular meeting of Court Mahncli~
emu, Foresters of America, was held
last evening.
“mum".jm'“
’ ' nan—.- ' .
Hamill-l.
Wear shoes .
A. MMIIB. ”-
( 5310,4144.
We
'Sliili Shovels.
~y—m———;
Get them now! All sizes and prices.
Bring in your old skhtes' and," have
them sharpened while we can still
guarantee prompt attention. andrdou’t
fail to look 'over our big assortment
of new ones. 0
Everything in Hardware.
Phone, No. 683—4.
'M-ui
110111111 1111111111111.
39 Main St,
Norwalk.
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Keep the House
. Warm '
by
Keeping the Cellar .
' Cooled
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Norwalk Chronicler