TIME
Whit you'll he I. happy so I young onI, presents galore.
moors. Gloves, TiII. Handkerchiefs Ind I Hot.
'- Mitt-.3 Hope you will get some from t his store.
c“ Mimi II we are.
{lowest prices.
Lot's III, 0v-
A large variety to select
We are «are you will be
This is the It on they talk shout—tho hut goods
Come in and III III before you go elsewhere.
Get the Habit. ‘ Go to
‘ 1 1‘ The Copyright Clothing Co.
’ ’ B IOMV'HIlh’otreet. South Norwalk, Bonn.
. HARRY GOO DWIN, Mgr. v
so. Now on
Store Open Every Evening
SOUTH NORWALK SHOE CO.
South N orwalk
ANNOUNCEMENT
90 Washington Street,
.r-.._....
. ' Salariedeeoplo.
IiIe independent loan & Security (‘0.
will open a branch office in this city where salaried people can borrow
money on their own note without security :alIo housekeepers on their fur
nlltIre without removing it from the house. All buIinesI will be treated
wyh‘ti'Io strictest confidence. Even your own family need know nothing
a w t.
I
OPEN FOR BUSINESS MONDAY MORNING, DEC. 3rd.
ENE INDEPENDENT [NAN N SENNNNY Nil
HAVILAND BLOCK.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
the public that we propose making it warm for all persons using our
Coal. We can do this easily, because there is more heat value to
thy ton in our Coal than in any other Coal you can buy.
The 'ihnlel limgh Coal Company,
Branch Offices:
Bridge Drug Store.
Mary" I News Stand.
74 SEAVIEW AVE.
Telephone 548.
Hundreds of Eyes
are being overworked as I result of application upon work OI boon.
Relief for strained and tired eyes may be had and seriouI lmuhl.
averted by wearluz a pair of on]
Proper Ola-loo.
ProperlyAdjuatod.
nomination m.
listening of Lenses and all Repairing I Bosnian:
, 0. BL JRCKSON.
Optician.
E; II mu. Iroasr. nonwsut. com.
TheMohawkéEmgs
sailors and diuppcrs
, of
Bottlcrs and Ship-
.MOHAWK GINGER new of
A
MOHAWK LITHIA
‘PRING WATER
Hohler Spring Water
Mohawk ( luh Soda
Mohawk Bureapariila
idoIIawlI Birch Iiccr
Mohawk Norm .
lililillil 8min; Wain No. 28 Wishinuim 8|...X‘Iuih NILIMIN.
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MERRY XMAS FOR ALL
FIN! I and ¥¢Ibooleclcd stock of DIAMONDI. WATCHII, JEWELRY,
silverware. ’i‘ol It acts Manicure But It, Fancy Clocks. etc.
' LADIKI' ND GINTI‘ FINE GIL K UMIRILLAO.
All (0001. titanium prions
' H. s 3001), JEWELER
10 .01.)?” MAIN ITHEIT. IOUTH NORWALK.
‘ I 3 'Ch' “ ' '
. ~ he est nsimas Gift
For your brothur your sister or your children. if you have ihcm,
or for your employees. Would he :4 Savings Account in this liilnit
This is I gift that will grow by the
., Four For Cont
W on add and prove I lasting remembrance
bl wmvazs‘p‘scial Christmas Card with each Bank Book intended
so accountancy be opened with one dollar or more
Plain and Sparkiinr
cm W! VIM still:
small: holders Future Wobble. .
Watch the kidney secretions.
see that. they have the amber has of
health;
The discharges not excessive or in-
frequent;
ontain no "brick-dust like" sedi-
ms t.
«Dunn's Kidn’ey Pills will do this for
You.
They watch the kidneys and cure
than; when they' re sick.
Mrs F D Head or. of 26% Ann St.
South Norwalk Conn. says: “For
four or five years I was troubled with
my kidneys ’ At ilIst, there were
pains and aches in the small of my
back. I had headaches and at times if
I arose quickly from a. stooped posi-
tion, I would be so dizzy that I would
‘ almost fall. Then the secretions were
very irregular and painful. I became
very nervous and could not sleep
nights. I was in a pretty bad way
when I began taking Doan's Kidney
Pills which I got at Pisistod‘s Drug
Store. They acted on my kidneys
right away, regulating the action of
the secretions. stoppéd the pain in my
back and I had no more headaches or
dizzy spells. I gave some to my lit-
tlo boy and they did him a great deal
of good. I am confident that a bet
ter remedy does not exist than Donn s
Kidney Pills." ‘
For sale by all dealers. Price 80
cents. FostoI'Mllburn 00.. Buffalo,
. New York sole agents for the Unltod
States
Remember the nome—«Doan‘ s—aud
take no other.
hibltlon‘ in II window at the store of
the Union Grocery Company. in Nor-
walk. The chair is a work of art and
ismude' chiefly from the horns of cows
and steers from North Carolina. New
York. New Jersey and Texas. it is
(rimmed in green plush. This unique
piece of furniture was made by George
Kclsler. of 18 1-2 li'ulon street, South
Nor-walk. III appearance the chair is
somewhat. fragile but such is not the
case, however. as a person weighing
250 pounds has sat in ii without appar-
aIent effect
Notice.
Sililllll lawn liming
The inhabitants. legal voters, of the
Town of Norwalk are hereby notified
and warned that a spur-lo! iown meet-
ing will be held in the Town Hall.
Wall slreul. \Veducsduy. December 19.
liliiii. at sot-luck in the evening I0!
lhu following purposes, to wit:
i. To mks action on u priitlou oi
rotors and luxpnyurs, and if doomed
udvlsnblc. to appoint II suitable com-
liiilliit‘ to appear IJe'fOl‘l‘ the incoming
Legislature at Hartford, and ask fuI
'slii'h proper legislation as may he nec-
essary to institute a Board of Estimate
and Taxation for the Town of Norwalk.
which board slinll‘scrvc without pay
and bé of a IIOII-DBI‘IIslii'i character;
and lo tulm any othcr notion in the
matter as liw mouting
proper.
2. Tu authorize and empower the
Selectmen to sell and convey by deed
with or without, covenants, two lots
now owned by tho town and situated
near IIIt' old Baptist Church, III Row»
nylon. so called. for such sum or sums
as said Such-lmcu shall drum proper.
Dated at Norwulk. this ch day 01
Ducnmber, 1906.
JAMES A. BROWN.
ALFRED AVISON.
.I, It RAYMOND.
Suit-vimen of the Town of Norzw Ilk
(Ill 5i
GLOVER’ S
the place.
. I ‘ .
Xmas Slippers.
Nothing More Enjoyed Than I
Comfortable
SLIPPER.
We Have Them in
BLACK and RUSSET.
may deem
OPERA. EVERETT Ind NULLIFIER.
50:: to 02.00.
LADIEB’ FELT JULIETS,
$1.00 and $1.25 and $1.60. ‘
m
Phone. “2-4.
M
_ Wear Shoes
THAT FIT:
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. .W mam...“
Keep the House ’
Warm
by -
‘ Keeping the Cellar
Cooled
l
Hull’s (In business
,c—mmm WW _
A very interesting chair is on ex-
ilI Elms loll ill
t that wwwm
court only to “mid portions. in in ,
iamy General Charles
nearly turned the Battle of lionmou
into I disastrous defeat for the Con
was long defends
marinade. who clo mod
that ho was misunderstood and that
his stratus behavior was due to ocean
tIloity rather than to disloyalty. Hirsu-
se to say, within a few years in an
English manor house.- I.
came IO light that proved conclusive.
ly that such charitable opinions were .
totally unwarranted by the facts and
sold himself’ to
The story of the dis-
covers of the mauscript will be told at
the First Church in Norwailt tomorrow
evening in the seventh of the series
on “Americans Famous and Infamous"
and the lesson that discovery employ
slzesc will be pointed out.
Frank F‘iowcllln. the Norwalk man.
who made an unsuc essful attempt at
suicide bu cutting
razor. and who has since bean at the
Norwalk Hospitwal was Iemoyyd to the
Wéatporl. Sanitarium this
This was considered the best course
as Flewllln is in a very melancholy
slate of mind. He had no objection to
going to the Westport
where he will be kept. under observa-
tion for some time.
Mrs. Manson Raymond is entertain-
ing a company of friends at a musical
this afternoon at her home in Knight
sirest.~NorwallI,, The invitations are
for 3:80 and music occurs at 4 o'clock.
4
mu m min.
tinestsl Arm
even loyal
General Lee
the British.
1:
has who my
document I
dent.
is throat with a
morning.
Sanitarium.
HOLIDAY BOOKS.
HOLIDAY RIBBONS.
N08. I and 5 GAZETTE“ ,BUILDING. .
HOLIDAY GLOVES.
‘ HOLIDAY CALENDARS.
HOLIDAY PICTURES.
H I 'd 6 ’ d
p o I a y 00 3.
Our annue’d Holiday Feast of Good Things is now spread and readyitor your inspection.
but once a year. and the importance of 'making early provisions for the universal holiday—tbs day which opens
the hearts and purse strings of cvery body. which breathes of "peace on earth, good will toward man,” is self evio
We are prepared to help you with a larger stock than ever before of useful as well as ornamental atti~
clos suitable for Christmas presents.
Hounav Laces.
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. Brion-Bra c.
CHRIST w S
Holiday Business Begins Now
From now on until Christmas we expect to do the biggest
All over the store nou-
business this big store has ever known.
will find lhai elaborate preparations have been made to assist uou
IN) pour holidau buulng and that prices are lower than son had ex-
This store never disappoints son as non know
Come Saiurdau to our bio sale. all now
PurchaseslmBeflhmgedyourllpemlimum‘
imou have no account with us we advise u’ou to open one at
(set all the 000d how things uou need and pan for them
ill convenient weeklu sums
soled them to be
from past experiences.
III}?-
e
E'adies’ Ems.
Furniture.
(Nailing.
\
White Angora Sets
a»..- . ...... .. . 4....
Black lunx Sets Buffets Overcoats
’ Dining Tables Suits
Native Spuiucl Sets Dining Chairs Pants
Mink Scarls w: Chipa Closets w Shoes
. Chilloniers Furnishings
Imported Blue qux: Dressers Ladles’ Suits
Black Lunx Side Boards Millineui ’
"1 Brass Beds Silk Waisls
isabellu Fox While Beds Bous’ Suits
Persian lamb ~_ Screens Bous’ Overdoais
Couches
Libuuu Tables
Umbrellas ‘
Watches
Beat Skin Sets
. my...“ a». .n g...
Axmiosier Russ
Lace Curtains
Christmas comes
HOLIDAY Hauousnouiare.
HOIIDAY umsascus.
TRISTRAM 85 HYATT, NORWAIIK, CONN.
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