DID IT even STRIKE YOU
that In buying Clothing and consid-
ering pricll' only. to not It stroke of
wisdom? QuIIIIIyshould he consider"
d‘I‘I first every time, then“ price. it will
be lucky strike for you it you will
get no or my
$7.00 or $10.00 Suits,
because then you are sure of high qual-
ity and low price.corhhinod. and the
, host. value for your money. For all the
new things In Clothing you will strike
Copyright k
Clothing
company.
HARRY GOODWIN, Manager,
6 North Main Street,
Store Open Every Evening Until 9.
Saturday Evening Until 12.
—We give the S. a H. Green Trad-
‘lng Stamps. Ask tor them.—
“Xmas Gifts
line Imported and Japanese
CHINA.
('itkt' Sets and Ilt‘l'r)’ SI-ts
Soil-I ('IIIII-olate l’otu and Sets.
Haul-or and Plate Sets.
\\'I~'IIII\I» iIIIpoItod (lormun China
. in tin: Cups, Saucers, llishvs, pic.
Imported Old English liIIII- Ware
It) 5M 01' siliglv lilt'th‘. 'I'III‘SI- guiitII-i
will not cram»
Crocki I'y, (I’I’ISMVIII‘IV, llousoi’tlrnish-
ing Hoods, I
A lino “111‘ III IIII'IIIy l'l'Iiillotl I’lI'
IIII'I'H. I
‘ I’iI'IIII‘I' I’I‘IIInos and \\lIIIlow Shades?
nIIIdI- to Ili'tIt'l'. {
Stori- (l|tt'll‘t‘\'t‘lllfli§§ until I)I"('t'lll‘
III-r 2:. ;
‘ I
-—We give the 3. a H. Green Tradv I
my Stamps. Ask for them.-— ’
IL. ll. DECKER, ?
87 Washington Street,
Tel. Con. South Norwalk.
(.‘orval
Cup,
I
WOOLEN MILLS REDUCING HELP.
l’lfl'NAM, lion. Sir-Tho woolen hust-
llt‘h't‘I in tho ntll'IIlt'Ith'It‘l'll'[liiiL of (Jon-
llt‘t'llt'lll, is. only utiout'hull' as llthIVLt an
it usually is III this timv of tho your.
many mills in this vicinity IIIIIuiIII,r on
greatly rt‘tIllCOII limo. IIIIIIIIl't'III-i oi"
hands have horn laid off, hilt. only in
II tow carton harp, mills iwon ontirlly
closed. The l’utnntn Woolen Coili-
puny thI- \mmican “ooh-n CoIIIpIIIII
of I’Iainilt III and tho PIIIIIIIII III “will u
. I'ompany ate running on a tout dais
II \Vi-Pk schedule. 'I‘ho Assawutu Wool-
on Company. of l‘rayvlllc. has shut
down and the mills in Killingly IIII-l
I'IInIvllle are also closed. 'I'III- cotton
mills, howcvor, are running full‘ 1Illlt‘
and that. industry, it is stated, is
Iiooming throughout this section of tho
. hlfllt'.
PLAINFIELD CITIiENS' TICKET IL-
LEGAL.
,I’IIAlNl-‘II'IIIII, III-o, 9,-"IIIIIIKI‘ Shum-
way of the Superior Court, today (It’-
I-tIlIIIl that the (litizona' ticket, which
figured in tho rccrot town election, has
Ilt‘t'" placed In. the tint.) illegally, as no
l‘iIIII'IIH for tho normlnotlon of "candh
tlalt'n IIIIII hot-n hold. Tho throwing
mil of ”16‘ t‘itIzI-ns' ticket givos Simon
Sullivan ”14‘ ntIII-I- of first solocttnan.
Sullivan I'Iilllv'stllll’. the right of .laIIII-s
(lormun. who IIIII on tho citizons' III"
III". to ill» sI'III. Hy IIIIIIIjI's III’I'IHIIIII
Sullivan v'lus III III vtith. In IIlt' I'Il‘t
tlon GornIIIII had 21 YUII'H IIIIII IIlt'II
'ioI'I- IIt'f'Illl‘I'I] that ho had Inn-u I-II-I toil I
by two voice. I
KANSAS CITY BANK TO REOPEN
KANSAS ('I'I‘Y. .\Io.. III'I‘. nut-.1
rangemcnts were practically I'omplot-I
(Id today for tho vii-opening toIIIoI'rowl
ot the Stock Yards IIIIIIII ot‘ I‘onIuIIIrI-n, 1
Ilnpoulta 3-10000 whiIII IailI-II |Ii.~t‘
\vale following thI- cloning III III. \.I j
tlonal ltank of ('MDIIll’llti'f't‘ ’lliin IIilI
Ito the wound hunk to rI-IIIInIo
the flurry Iain wook.
.‘IIIW' ‘
I
flilrtilllu Iitnl I'I'IIIIIII of that flirt-at II
luau thmI: NINTH can tune a penny.
Think of this hvtorc putting your IIIoIIIvy “Ilt'lt' ”to
loot must fall on you, youroslr.
The South Norwalk Savings Bank
UNITED IANK IUILDING.
OOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
'1" m - v
01 WAIHINGTON 0T.
fIII-Iuvsmirt' to protovt tho
‘IIII-
' that honor.
I” Over $134,000.00 Insurance
“gallon It»... I.~ what thlti MUTUAL
DEATHS AND MINERALS.
Mrs. Chester I. Nichole.
The death of Ethel Beatrice Nichols
trite of Chester E. Nichole, of the
Nichols Underwear 00!!!an occlu-
rod yesterday morning at the family.
home it Prospect Place. after a long
Illness Mrs. Nichole was twenty-two
years and tau IIIIIIIIIIIII or age. and we»
at daughter of Ezra Shipmun Bishop. I
of New ltrunswick Rho is survived!
by her husband and a child eivht
weeks oI. ago The funeral will he;
held on Wodneiiday afternoon at 1:10
o ‘cloclt Irom the South Norwolk Meth-
odist Church, Rev. Soul 0. (‘nrtIcI-
officiating. The interment will tain-
place in New ‘(I‘Itllutllh
‘ “or
Mrs. Jane E. Elliott.
MM Jane 1‘). Elliott. widow of the
late John Elliott. died Saturday night
III her Iltllllf‘.1llt' residentv oi her
(Iallghlf‘l Min. Robert L. liviv‘oront at
I52 Main otroot \‘orvIIIlk. Another
daughter. erlI-I Adah Milton, also till!"
vlvos. The deceased was Ht‘\'t'lll_\'>lW0
yoursot’ age. I“llllt41'tll Iit’l'l‘lt'r‘n will
he held from Mrs. Elliott‘s. Iitlt‘ homo
tomorrow al'lvl'lltmn III 2 o’clock. The
Rev. .IIIIIIO‘H III'IIIUII Werner. rector
of (trace I'lplucopal (‘lIIIrI~lI, will oili-
I-iIItI-. 'nIl Interment will follow at
IIII-'I-I ill (‘eIItI-Iory. Wilton.
Gerard H. Vermltyea,
IIt‘ death of (ll'l'ill'tl ll. \'I‘l'lllll)'t‘ll.
who wait norlounly Illjlll't‘ll by a full
II‘IldIIy oi last week. ocIIIIreII FIIIIIIY
tHlllllK III the Il'-IIoI-II III hiII home to
Moutgolumv Hilt‘t'l, Dzmhury 'I‘IIII
cud canto Illllt‘lh IIIIII palnlossly and
it sot-mod as though the IIutivI- DILVSI‘
('III vitality and strength thI'h had
kept hitn iIIIVt' nvllttlo Illtll'o than II
WWII galvo way III Inst hotol‘o lIlI’ II'r-
rililo Injuries to brain and internal or
gains which l‘t‘l-illllt‘ll trom IIII‘ iall.
Funeral of Mrs. Sarah E. Johnson.
The funeral ot‘ the Into Mrs. Sarah
Johnson was hold yI-utI-rday alter
noon III 27:10 from I;hI- hoItII- of hot
IIIIIIgIIlI-I'. Ml‘sf Ada 'llill, T'WI'III Invo-
llllt’ ltm. l". I) ’I“IIIII>I tilII('Illlt‘.tI and
tho lltltllllt'lll “Jib in ltlII-IslIII- (‘Itu-
I-II I_'I.
TO INVESTIGATE MR. CORTELYOU
Senator Tillman Introduces a Resolu-
tIon In Congress Today.
\I'ASIIIXII’I‘IIN.’ Ilt't‘. 'I.-«sl-IIIIIIII
I'iIIIIIIIII today IIlIi'UtIlIt'I'II l'I'NUIIlIIlIIlH
directing IIlt' (‘Ulllllllllt‘i‘ on ilIIIInI-I- III
Illlt‘SIIflilIt‘ tho I'I'('t'lll proI-I-IIIIIIIng III
Ilu- HI'I'I‘I‘IIII'S ot' IIII’ trousurt Ill ('Iill-
nI-I'tloh with IIlt' financial crisis and
also to lliillt‘t' iIIIpIiI\ l'lJllt‘I‘l'llIllfl (‘II'III'
int: hoIIs-I {I I'I'IitiI-nlv
I'-hI IIIHI ilI IIII~ II‘MIIIIIItIilh IIII’IMI
IIII‘ ItJllllIIIIIN‘ on IIIIIIIII'I» to inlI II
Ital“ IIIIII to It' poll III (III SI IIIIII- as ioi
lows: '
I"lI‘.~t . \\'III*IIII-I‘ IIIl‘ ismut III‘ 11 ml
(I‘III (‘t‘l'IIIII'iIIt‘N ol' IIllII‘IIIl'IIIlt‘tih Wt'l‘l'
I'III thI- IIIIIIIIIsI oi IIIIIIIiwItII; Illttllt'i
'I'II Illi‘t‘l IIIIIIIII I~\III-IIIIIIIII"I.~I.“ Itu III'II
\iIiIII iii SI-IIIIIII l.‘ of IIII lti'l lliipl'lit
I'd .IIlIIt' l3. I‘IIIEI. IIIIII it uoI nimthv-I'
IIII II is any “‘Ill'l'IIIll oi law for IIII'II'
IMIIII‘
HoIIItIIl \l'holhvr tho Irirllt’ of $1.0,
lttloiltitl oi Iionds oi IIII' I‘IIIIIIIIIII I‘IIIInI
Ilillllh \t. lk’ lttlIIIIt‘II to "III/I’I'II: tho I'\
IIII'IIIIIIIIIN on said IIIIIIIIfl tIIIII iw
IIIL. at the limo wIII-II IIIIIII Iit‘ tho «I
lontls Worn lllIltIt‘ IltlltiiIlIh Iii S’tltt Iioo
IIIIII in III! IIIIIIsIIIy lot Ilillt Iii I'le'll
tIllIll‘t‘h I
'I'hii-II .
-\\'III-IIIIII‘ loin-Julian I."
lII'IIIIII‘ It'I’IiIII
II‘ISIII‘ of unlawful IIIIIIII‘IV. it' t’It‘ilI"
lIII: IIIIIIsI- I-I-IIIIIIuII I :III- MIIII, unit
to IIIIm-III Iln- illiunl IIlt II.I. v Ill thI»
IIIIIIIII' III III in lllllt‘ ol I't' 1".III
’I'I1I~ second soi'iIII-I oi l'l'~tiIIIIIItIl:< IIi
lt‘t'lh‘ :In I-III'II l't'lltll'l on IIII' follow
log points:
It'll'hl \\'III'IIII-I' r-II'III'iItt'. hour.» ('l‘l
IiIiI'IItI-s \Iith wIliI-li IIII' I-IIIIIIII')‘ IJ‘I
now llomlovd ‘hnvo Ilt‘t'll issnvd lllltIt‘l‘
authority of tho law or t'ItlIII"Il“\ to
tho Sillllt‘.
SI-I'IIIIII vI—\\'.hvthrr IIlt' issuing ot‘
sIII-II I~I-I'liIlI'ntI,~s Ivy hanks IIIIII IIII'II'
|l.‘~I' us Inonwy FIIIIVIt't'IN IIIIIIII to Hi“
tax of III por roututn III'UVIIII'II in Sm-
tioti Iiil‘l, I'llitrd HIIIII‘S itviiM-Il Stat
tilt-S.
'I‘Illl‘tI—“\VIII‘IIII'I‘ it would lm lit'l'llllri
IIIIII- IllIIII'l' the law II.~I it is for an
:IHHIII'IIIIIUI'I or IIIItIkH, worultolteus IIIIII
t‘It'l‘ilIIil‘t-I in Ih‘ts'llt' ('I't'tillt'tlton IIIIM'II
on cotton. wheat and tobacco. :IIIII-I- it
in E-IIII'II wnI'I-housos IIIIII olvvatot's and
fully insured. to he used as mono}. iII
IIIIIIIII tint: said (tops in IIIt‘ SIIIIII \‘II’H
IIN t'It‘lIIIIIg house (‘I‘TIIIIIIIII'H .III no“
IlHt'tI.
.illl\'
CONNECTICUT MAYOR'S ASSOCIA-
TION.
Seven Out of the Eighteen Cities Be-
lng Represented.
Illilllil', nt't‘.
:IIIIIIIIII howling of
iI,- ’I‘IIII regular termi-
Illi‘ (‘oIIrII'I'tiI-ut
Mayors" Association was held with
Mayor A, ’I'. Howe ltltIIl) 'I'III: III'I'HI'
tIt‘llI. flll'lilt'l‘ .Vlnyor M Wilson hurt.
of Now London, prosiIioIL and till“!
it was Illllihllnl't'tl that IIlt'I‘t' WIN no
stiIII-IIII IIIINIIII'SF on hand I. gt‘llt'lIlI III:-
mission hogan 'I‘Ilt’l'l- \VI‘I'I‘ i-leh-I-II
IIII‘IIIIIII's tllt'tit'lll HIHII out ot‘ tho
'iulltiott tIIIt'H of it” >IIIII' luv 'ing up
IIM'IIIIPLI Now London “1134 tIIl‘IiltiI
upon IIH the Now Ill III: In. t'IIllQ III-xi
IIIIII- \VIII'I] pupil.» ulll lII- IIIIII Iiv
\ImoI I,IIIIIIII.~‘ III \'I‘\\ III'iIIIiII. IIIIII
Mayor iiovI III this city, mo tortuous
sIIIIJm-I holntz "Kwptntr tho I.iIl tin."
and IIlt' IIrttI'r'lI “(‘oltm-Iion of Poll and
\IIIIIIit‘y v“LINN." littlv'tttui' \\'IIIIIII'Itff
was I~II-III‘-II IIII IIIIIIRI'III'I IIII minor III-
Ilt‘In‘fl tho hl'I'llnII III-twin III I‘l‘i't'IVt‘
Among thorn» pron-m In»
III-Iv WIII'I- I‘Ioio'l‘not' Woodrull and tilt“
IIII-I I iI IIII‘III‘III Iiovri'nol KIN II I
HIIV'IIIKII lhIttIIII IIIII‘I‘H Mivorfl. in its
uni. t'Vi l') dollar or which niuIIt Ili’
Ii'Iy llInI
. place or t‘ll'lllfll pIIIIIIIIIInoIIt tor IIIII h
‘ I-IP'I‘II'Iy 'I’l'I’oIiIt‘II’f 'Illl‘fllt'rfllilrt'; tilt I‘Iii'tns-I
PI INT—w TH! PROOF.
Ipellney'o Vigorous Dental That 115,-
Wu Used By quuor Lobby.
Senator Thomas J lpellaey, who
represented the Third district in the
Senate during the 1907 session at the
IPEIIIIIIture makes a vigorous denial
of charges intimated by certain tom 1,
pt‘l'illltfi workpru o! the state regard-
ing the action taken by him and two
ttlltol polluters on excliie measures be-
{one the Senate last summer.
The charges which Senator Bpellucy
denied were made at the Christian
(Itizenshlp field day of the allied
church and temperance organizations
of Connecticut, held at Lake Cout-
IMIIIIII-v. September 6.
In addition to denying tlw act-Imu-
tions In his BIWFt'h,S|-'llit1tll i-ipollIII-v
in etnphtttlcrwoidn Iulled upon IIII‘I
accuse-rs as good Iitizuns to bring
forward the proof 0! tho ltIIt'g IItioIIs
If they have it. lie caIIIItiIIIIIy added
that if they can prove what they III
logo the guilty ones IIIIIIuI-It I,
III II‘ guilty, should he flt'lll to status
pIison at Wetherulield and it they
IIIIIIIot prove It. all who hollow in
puIIIIIhIIII-nt in the Monitor for t‘VII
dwda and rcwznd for guide Ilm-Ih-t, will
ugrot- with him that. there should III‘ II
dotatnvru ot' the (‘Ilflllflltfl'hl (I! flip puh
III oillI'IaII-I
"I III-.III-VI'" IIIIld Mr SpIIIIIIy “that
tho niomlu III a man should he left I0
Ills conuclont ',t’ hill I-httrI' h hln rI‘liltimI.
It was said nta gathering of pt III‘omI
at (omponnco last summer, in ruons
Viho WPI‘P {Ilt‘flflnd to designate thI- III
HP'IHER an ('Ill‘lhllitlls that 31- ".000 watt
(‘Xilt'lltlt‘ll to InIIuI-nv'I- legislation dur-
Ing IIII' punt lI-glulativr HI‘HI‘IOII. I
have not lIiIit'll Ilt'lt' union to Ilenyhthin
III -'_IoII- as I have Ilo III HIN‘ to ho ki'tlt
hurl Itianlng nth-gallon» with dI-IIIIIIII.
but there In II plIIIc width 1 may any
I am IIIIIIoIIudIIl by my friends I III'
sin to say a word ('hargo» Worn
lllittlt‘ against threw unnatural, and I
was our of IIII- -.m For the other two. I.
III’ t‘tllll'i'ii‘, do not. attempt. to speak.
hut for myself I WlHIl to Ito hoard, \l'v
Wl-I'I' t'l'IIIt'II'It'II III-cause “'4' did not
nupport the individual III-onto: hill:
the hill was 'pntI-rnal legislation
wore vt‘t‘y easily IIvoiIlI-Ii Iiy
who douirod III-ensou in Bridgeport,
'I‘III» hill providvd that tho tlvn slun-
I‘l'h' to II III'i‘l‘INt' Ilpplitntinn nulut lw
IIIODI'IH owners; II II w IllllltIII'Il no II
in llriIluopoit \U' to giv'IIt strips of land
-I|I\I“tt and win II IhI’vy had ”In IIII-IlI-I
IIIII \\t"'lt propI~Itv owniis and mold
Sign IIII- IIpIIIIIIItlonH
"As I’m tho IIIIIIuI-s, it is IIII‘ duty
III tho...» who nuIlII- IhI-III I' tiling Ith III
so in s t' IIIlinIIua .IIIi iIlt'l do to hitting
point It IIlt'l low it. tout I't’IIKIUll
:lllII In) it IILIIIII IIIIIy (Iiil'l‘t: hitlllt‘ Idio-
IIl'It‘ IIIIII thorn is It filllll't' I'I‘WIIHI Im'
ItIIII ohm; illl'I IIIIIIII- may not hwlivw'
thus, IIIII I think all will IIL'I‘I'i' that it
iIII-I'I' is lit! I'IIHI'II Iii' III I'IIIII IIIIIIIHI-
IIII-III, UIII‘ should in) I’I'I'JIII'II t‘or thorw
who IIIII'L’t‘ such all) IIIII‘IIHI‘ us In IIIlI-g-
I'vI III thusv ('I-IIIIII‘IIIIII-w lil'solntionx
:I-I do not IIItppmt thoir I’Imillttioli'n
ultlt IIII- III'IIIII'.
“fit Ilium Iilt‘ll I'It' ('Itl'is'lIItir‘, .IIIIII
IIIIII- III'IIIII‘ I'tll' \I’II‘III III!’_\' I'IIIII'III-g III
thw‘ Inrotnu forward and lII'IIIItII'I' It I"
III'HIII'I' IIII'IIIII‘II}’. I.I'I tho W‘ilItlttl'h
IIIIIIII'II in that rvruilulion III» punish II
Its Way ought to ho ii any of tlirtir}
uhilu l‘t‘ltl‘t‘fit‘IlIIllg tho pHiltIt‘. lm-I.
IIIIIIII' slur-h Itso III Itispoultiun as tIIvI
I‘IIIIIpIIIltII'o I'I’HIIIIIIIUII :Illog‘rs, As I'ot
Invwll‘, it' I had Ill‘II'pIt'II our dollar
In iIll_\' I'illlilt‘lly as :I loulslntot, III III'
IIIIIIII IIII~I‘I~ in no ]iI|Ill:~’IIIlII'Ili whir'h
would Ii.» IIIII sI-i‘t‘l't'. IIIIH‘I'U is too
"'rtf'l'tII II thinu. and has III‘I‘II III'IIIIII'~II
ill too Lil‘t‘fll It t'tlhl, to ho IIIII’II'IUII
away. I
"A t‘tillVlI‘I‘h‘ HIIII. and not an honor-
ilIiIi' [IIIlt't’ in tho I-onunuuity should to»
L'II'I-II to any man who lit-trays ‘IIII‘
trust of his fI-llow Div“. II is IhI- duty
of I‘VI’I'IV upright. I-itixrn who has
know-lotion ot the guilt of utlyouu who
has I-oIIImittrII I-I‘itnowto givo‘tho inr
t‘ot‘muttou whit-II will load to I‘OIIVII'
lion. It. is t’tillIlIIy tho duty of all up»
riulti rum-us to refrain from aItuItI~
tut: 'Ilt' ('IIIII‘III'It'l' and rI'putuIion III
Illr'll IlIlIt'SH they have proof.”
CHANUKAH FESTIVAL.
IIII- ltlt'll
Victory of Judas Maccabaeus Over
Syrians Celebrated by Lighting
Eight Candles.
Friday was tho 25th day of tin-
.II'WIHII month of KIsII-v and IIII"'NI‘V‘
t'llIIl day of tho i‘I-stival known III-I IIlt‘
toast of lights. Among the Jews this
festival commemorating tho cleansing
of tho tI-Inplo and itlt rebuildingr IIItI-r
.IIIIII’IH Maccnhaens hart dI‘Ivr-n Ilw
Syrians out, of JI-ruHIIII-In. Tht' II-n-
Iival III known an ChIIIIuIIIIh. ‘
The inhabitants of Judah wrrc
Irr-Iited kindly hy the first. Ilium-I of
Syria. which was one o! the kingdoms
growing our, of tho divlnlon of ”It!
empire of Alexander the (trout. Tho
rI-III-Ion tor thin indulgent-I» was It!“
I‘lllliw .IIIIIoII was a hroad-Iaining count
Irv. ’I‘III- IIIII-rI-d rights of tho III-opin-
Wl'l't', howIIva', t‘lll‘l'ttill'ht'll on by
Antlorhus IV, and their tI~IIIplI-II on'I-
mom» or long Iimtroymi in an effort to
Ionvotl thin to plant-s for the prin-
III" oi Grecian IIIoIIItIy. ’IIII- Jon’s.
who HIIII clung to tho ir nun-ntral IIIIIII.
were norwly (lmltetttwd lly AntiorhIII-I
illlll It won on («dirt o1 tho him: that
any our detected In tho pol'iormant'v
or II .Iowh-Ih rlto uhould he put, to
IIt'llIIl.
MIIIIthIan. a. .lI-wlsh prII-Iit. rvtmwd
to conform to tho regulations IIIIDHHMI
by the Syrians and he institution lhI-
MIII-rnlinan rI-hrvllion. With his nvI-
IIIIIIII hr- IttlrrI-d up II ”trout: Ilflflttfll'lit"
to tho Syrian rIIII-. and In III-I luprII-III'I
tho roho-llion took the Idiom» or what
nowadays would IW IIIIIIIIII guerrilla
I'iIIIlII'F'. Iiw lirllttWt-Y’H oi MIIItnIhim-I
harrowing IhI- Syrian» Irmn Width-.4
in tho Illttitlllltlnfl. After IIII' III-atli Of
Muttotlilzm. IIIII third mm. .iIIIIIIII Mar--
I'Iillarltu. wan IIt'lI-I It'd In; tho It'fltlt'l‘ of
thv warriors. and though Imitly out
nIItIIhrrIvII In the Syrians. tho Inlthtnl
II-w'u ItIII‘v IIII~III IMIIII' and vanquinhcil
thI-In and It'flt‘lll'il .lIIIIIvII [mm the
homily of tho IIpprIInIIIIru,
Thr- tomplrn which had hm-II dew»
I’TRI‘HI tiy tho I'I‘H'II'IOIIIHIN and Rat"
rim-I‘m III III" Ilrw-iau trod». was purl-
Iied and m-dmlit'atml to the service“
of the Imp (Ind. IvI-r RIDI'I' thou (1615
It. (7.) there- hmi horn ‘r-IslI-Imitod on
will". duyn' II-IIIIIIIII with the lighting
of tho rdoht ('ulltllrtfl among the .1on
lull people.
.-
lPlDlMIC OF INCINDIARWM.
Boorpetown Cottln More Than no
«More 0 Fires. "
Mrs. Eugene Bonh' carriage house
in Georgetown, was destroyed by
fire last Friday night. about 9 o'clock.
TIMI ,1. the second fire within five;
weeks that has occurred on him. ’
Ilauku' property, the that being a largo
III-n.
Beside these two tires the Birdseye
house was bu ed two weeks ago. The
Little Boston listrict pooplo are gob
this worked to a high pitch of
excitement av \ the numerous firm.
on they are purely incendiary. and un-
doubtedly started by the same person
if he ls caught them iii no doubt but
that it will he made lully as hot. for
him on his fires are
The annual election of cars of i,
the liorto'ndern' Union, w c ' was to I
have been held yesterday, was pout-
ponod until next Sunday. 'I‘wo candi-
datmi wore admitted to membership The Pillar 0' Light
Edward Hogan and John Carpenter. The Wings of the Morning,
-<I nunsrnrnisu- ’“ °°
Lazy Rose's Daughter.
Uncle Torry.
. The Hermit.
HOYT'S TREAT RE. Rockhaven.
-—--— In the Bishop's Carriage.
ONE NIGHT ONLY. Looking Backward.
WEDNESDAY, DEC. 11TH.
Big Scenic Product'Ion in Play Form
The Man of the Hour.
Eben Holden.
o .
“The Best New England Story Ever
Written.'
"It is as sweetly natural as the
BOOKS FOR BOYS.
I I
THE LEADINO DRY GOODS STORE.
TRISTR” M & HYIITT
NOS. 2 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING
Raphael Tuck 6v SOns’
Christmas Cards and Illinois Calendars
‘ Holiday Books---$l. 50 Books for 50c.
I
D'ri and I.
Darrel 01 the Blessed Isle.
Caleb West.~
Audrey.
To Have and to Hold.
Princess Maritza.
The Man on the Box.
Quincy Adams Sawyer
The Little Shepard 0! Kingdom Came.
The Lightning Conductor.
Janice Meredith.
The Virginian.
The Aristocrato. ‘4
The Honorable Peter Sterling.
The fit.
A Deal in Wheat
The Octopus.
. The Pines of Glory.
The Muqucrader.
The Rose of Old St. Louis.
The Prospector.
Soldiers of Fortune.
BOOKS FOR GIRLS.
breath of the fields."
~l’hllndolphin Record.
QUINCY ADAMS SAWYER
TRISTRAM 8r HYA-‘I'T, NORWALK, CONN.
MASON'S CORNER ,FOLKB.
"The Vilage Gouipl wondered who
he was, what he was, what he came
for. and how long he intended to stay."
LARGE AND EXCELLENT COM-
PANY.
“One. great big laugh from beginning
to end, and the sweetest love story
ever told."
Prices ........ 25c. 50c. 75c and $1.00
Seats on Sale Friday, Dec. 6.
HOYT’S THEATRE
ONE NIGHT ONLY,
THURSDAY 966.12. ' .
Engagement of the Famous Comedian, .
MR. NEIL BURGESS.
Personally Appearing In the Greatest
of All Rural Comedies.
THE COUNTY FAIR,
Four Thoroughbred Race‘ Horses
running a mile a minute .in full view
of the audience.
THE COUNTY FAIR QUARTET.
Complete Production Used Here.
Prices—25c, 35c, 50c, 75c; first four
rows in orchestra. 81.00. ,
Seats on Sale Saturday, Dec. 7.
HOYT'S THEATRE
Two NIGHTS.
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY,
DECEMBER 13. AND 14.
MATINEE SATURDAY.
BATES’ MUSICAL TRIO.
Instrumentation.
SEARS,
Presenting the Hindoo Mystery,
MACH."
The Girl With the Union Label,
MISS SADIE JULIA GOMPERS
In
. Operatic Travestieo.
JOHNSON AND RICHARDS,
Comedy Acrobats.
PERCY POLLOCK a CO.
in ~
Edward Corbett'. Laugh Skit,
BLINKY, THE JAIL BIRD.
III- om, Middleton. II gI-ntlimuu (' IIII ks
‘ ilv‘u no good at an IIrgIImrIII. III III"
Not :II it” nominriniz.”
'\\',I>Il lslIoIIId Sltl not. Why that
"hill IIIIIIIIII'I (ominm- II uoIiI..II that
uho was [”0113'" «(,‘IPIIIIIIIII Louder.
IIIII IHE XMAS IIIAIII.
We have a iull stock 01 Edison' 3
'Plionographs and '
Records.
stock : we have ever carried.
I. E. IIIIIKWIIIIII II III.
“Hone“ ' coed: i ‘ Honest Prion."
39 Wall Street. -
iiiiii
Join the
Army! ‘
Why not join the army of people
who buy Coat of us,_and enlist tor a
season'scampaign against King Win-
tort"
beet Coal Into your cellar and put you
on the tiring line.
Our is smokeless An-
Illllll ... ... Lugv no “t' III r ammunition
Dolly MIIIIIIItrIn, his wife. thracite.
.................. Louise Im'oIIr "I5 death to cold!
llIiIIIIy ... . ........... l’orr'y l’olIoI-k .1 th ,
SI'I'nI-MAIIIIr‘Init'nII-I Ill tho MlIlIIIo- om e army.
IIIIIH.
The Funny Fellow,
AUSTIN WALSH,
Comedian.
SEARS ILLUSIONIST,
Assisted by Edythe Mae Vernon is Go.
POPULAR PRICES.
Matinee .................... 10c, 20c
Evenings , ,f ........... 10c, 20c, 30c
MUSIC HELL
South Norwalk, Conn. ,
III iIIIIs till it
Viiiii‘
NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN &
HARTFORD RAILROAD
TIME TABLE.
Go where the crowd goes and see the
ELECTROGRAPH
With the Latest
MOVING PICTURES AND
TRATED SONGS.
Change of Pictures
in effect October 5, 1907.
ILLUS-
SO. NORWALK TO NEW YORK.
MONDAV WEDNESDAY A D "I A. )l.——12:.'i:ix. hzin. Brilx. :.;:.:.x,
DAY- I;:III. II;:.0x 51.30. 7am, szst, mo.
”mutated 30"9' WI” 39‘ “"9 by itzlttx. nzzux, 9:53 lilziitix “:01.
MR. CARL STUMPIF, ”1,3,, -‘ '- '
South Norwalk’o Favorite. p’ M. __10: Six. 1:10 “49" 2.5”
and "'35 "My“: WARD: 0' New :tzznx, 3:27 7.;nnx,” 53:7, azmx. star:
°" ';.'. I :3. .n:.':, ::'.2.
PRICES ....... 5c,IoI-. ANDISC " 1"" U" 7 'x ’3 “I
MATINEE ON SATURDAY ONLY. Sunday, ,
We Guarantee This Show.
w. , ...“, ,._,_._~--.._-,.. . A. M.~12::.:;x, 5:12x, hzvllx, 8:57.
9:4le
‘. ROLLAWAY l'. M—-12:.'I7x sztix, 2:5.Ix. 5:37.
1:5”. 7:111 7XI'IIx It:2:’»x,9;f It, “1:23.
SKATING RINK.
so. NORWALK TO new HAVEN.
NORTH Ml!” ST "13"“
A. M.——12-.0s. 1:14. I:.'.Iix, II:iII..
s :7. II¥,9:42.10:I7X, IIIOII'X, 11:45.
50W” ”WW3,“ I' M——l‘1:0lix. lzlti. :I:2:Ix. «lzltv.
ROLLER POLO GAMES. Mix. 11:29, music, 6:110, 7:09x. aznsx,
.WEDNESDAY EVENING.
DERBY vs. SOUTH NORWALK.
FRIDAY EVENING.
NEW HAVEN vs. SOUTH NORWALK
OPEN EVERY AFTERNOON AND
EVENING.
Hour, 2 to 5-4 to 11 p. In
9:21, 11:21.
Sundays.
A.Dir—1210“,1114,1158X.7139,91III,
Itl'l’l'x. ll:tli~'x.
l'. M.——II:IH, 7:0lix, lull-ix, 9:4tlx.
'SOUTH NORWALK TO DANBURY.
A. tit—Into. Ilzlzl, ‘lnziliix,
l'. Air—1:23. 4:20. 3:12x. 0:117:18.
Sundays 10:15. II. in, 7:30 p. In.
D "BURY TO SOUTH NORWALKII
Skating otter the games.
Skatmg 15 cent. in the afternoon,
Instead 07 25c. Ladies aanItteI-l free.
nights; choice. 15 cents. I
wag-.-.. ...“...
A 33! ~ :I 'I.}. 712-, I" II. "I. [0&11100
-.-I iItx. Minx, 61:50.
6 sundoyl A. 31.. 8:02. P. 111., 6:07,
7' '40!
NOR WALK ARMORY «II: .v vonK ron scum nonwntlt
I 1'. .‘II 1.31"". $7.11, 5.4.», 6.45
[VERY Mohl’Ay Nt‘lu’, II-IIJM you, It on I0 do“ 10:01. ”Hm:
ti I'.’:II.'. I II..;':Ile. 2.52.31“,
I'tlflh IIIII‘I, l l'.’ :ttcx, II: Oil, 5:251
MONDAY NIGHT. peas. ,. ' .. .. . . . '
conrmv r In. YALE 'VARIITY. """' Wm:It):1161.9-30.11-00&
Preliminary Game: . d
I LU . on eye. ~
MONTAUK! vs. num oc II A .u "” 00. s on 7:30. 9:40;.
ADMICOIONI 25 “I?“ lit; 02x
Preliminary Gem. starts at I o'clock. ' P xM -—5 '.01 6: 001, 7:00, [:301,
Deming (rent 10 to 12, tree.
I
The largest and most complete « I
Norwalk. . . '
We will then shoot some of our I
‘1
III»
II
H.Krieger II 00.
’r‘iiistmas Specials.
1
c
D
Clothing Department.
Men as a rule are not given to bargain hunting. but We
have made very sharp price cuttings in this department and
we see no reason why men should not be as ready to take ad-
vantage of a good thing as quickly as the women; We Will
sell you a good Suit for $10. no or $12. no that no other store in
the city can duplicate for the price. We will sell about two
hundred Boys Suits for half the regular selling price, and if
you will bring your youngsters in here you will be surprised
for how little you can dress them In good Clothing. You can
open a charge account and settle your bill in small weekly
payments.
Tailor Made Suits For Ladies.
Our stock is still complete with all the newest medals,
colors and styles. We guarantee to fit and we make altera-
tions absolutely free of charge. Our prices are always as low,
and in most instances lower, than same goods can be pro-
cured elsewhere. We will save you twenty- -fivc per cent. on
your purchases during this sale and will give you the privilege
of charging your purchases with no extra charge for this priv-
ilege. You can settle your bills in easy weekly payments.
Suits from $15 00 to $35. 00.
Fur Department.
Japanese Mink Boas and Mutts, Sable Fox Boas and
Mutts. natural Squirrel Muff and Boas Opossum Sets. Every
piece we sell bears our stamp of guarantee. Prices the very
lowest consistent with good quality.
CASH OR CREDIT.
Coat Department.
Special for this month ‘as long as they last fifty lr‘mg coats
of nice mixtwuros also plain colors, loose or half tight fitting.
Special. $5 98 to $7 ..98
CHARGE ACCOUNTS OR CASH.
Misses’ and Children’s Coats.
We need say, but very little about this department: it is
a known fact that we carry the best and largest assortment
in The Norwall-Is, and that we sell more coats than all the
stores combined. Bring your girls in here and we will fit them.
From $3.98 to $3 5.00. ,
CASH OR CREDIT.
H. Krieger 8r Co.
29-31 West Washington St,
SOUTH NORWALK.
Coffee Talk.
You say you do not see how we can sell a good Cofleo tor
25c. We are the largest importing retalters of Tea and Coltoo
in the United States. We buy direct Irom the plantation, thus
cutting out the wholesale:' r. profit and giving you 3 Come tully
10¢ a it). better than you can buy elsewhere. A trial will cow
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Arrives
126 WasIIhgtIIn SI.
Sell"! Mill.
Phone 655-2.
Norwalk Chronicler