Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Tuesday, December 10, 1907 · page 8

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HE'S COMING—

WILL SOON BE HERE...
I‘I-Ihnps ton want, something in the
of
lIiIIIwIII'InIIIIlIlnIt thiit will Iniciin ll .11IIIin

Clothing thin to put in that such

t'lii'iattuns and n tuIIi-IIIIIgI- of now] will.
you will find it lIIII-II. l‘iIII't rliiss in
, tillilili)‘ and III I'IIiIsIIIIIIlIlIVIII'iI-IIH. llIII'I-
with

IIIiIl

,Wlll will find what you want.

great. variety to ('ilUlll‘I‘t‘ from,
unwinding good will and good I'hIIrIII for
oil. One of our $7.00 or $10.00 Suite

Copyright
Clothing
Company,

HARRY GOODWlN, Manager,
6 North Main Street.
Store Open Every Evening Until 9.
Saturday Evening UntiLtz.

 

3 Anousco RECTORAT MIDNIGHT
Frederick Jarvis, of Westport, Made a
Disturbance at 'st. Paul's
Parish House.

3t‘i'l‘lII'lib, in iilliii and iii him-s:

 

Al l.3‘ 1. II'IIlIIIIlt this morning ill"
“IV with} :1 Smith iI‘IIIi liiIIIilI IIIII-II
:IrtltlHIItl by it “ill” potimliitu on I door
of thIIit' liIIiiIII, Si i’Iinl'Ii IIIII'IIIIII on,
., tlIII (li'iII‘III,- A tIIlI-plIIItIII IIIIIHIIIIgII in
the Norwnllt IIIIllI'II' lli‘tititillttl’itIl‘H was}
III-IIIIIIIIIlIIIl to by (illlI'IIi' t‘iiiirlIIs lI‘W
'IIIIII, who found ”In Iit‘I‘I-I.ItIIi' III tIII’
lI‘rIIIlI-IIiIIk .iltrvis, n \VIIIIIIIIIIII Iltiil‘l whoI
is I'IiltsiIlI-I'nlily IIIIIII sixty )l'ilifi of,
it ’1’. l

'i‘ltia’ IIIIIIriIlIII: iii lltliifttI iIIIIIi't .luIlI IIII
ll. .11. lllt'itwtltltl IIIIIII, Jarvis to the;
llI'iIluIItIort, jiiil I‘IiI' Hlxty Iinyn null tutti i
IIIl tlIII IIIistH. .I'liriis tins liIII‘III arrest-I
IIIl IIIIiIII- l'tliiH lillli'R- lIII l'IIrII .'

3'Z\VlI HAVE PREPARED

... ...-m ...... .-

itilllli‘AI. NOTICES'cHIIIstIIAs tots

 

‘\’l' A (‘Ol‘ll'l‘ (11" PROBATE hnidoli
at Not-unlit, within unit for tlII-
,l1iIItI'iIIl ot‘ Norwnik, on ”in {MI
(it!) til' I1III'IItIIlIIII‘. A. 11., ilitlT.

Win-runs, VirilIIIu IIIIIIliIIIition ililn‘
‘IIIIIII IIIIiIiII to this t‘oui't tor the litlnu
Hill recording in and li)’ this Conn
11‘ u ('t'l'lilill writing. alleged In in» IliII
lItlI' IitttlII-IitiIInIIII‘l Iitid IIxr-InpliilIIIl
mm of the trill ut’ Minerva F}. ltn.\‘~t
IiIIIIIIi, late of the (‘iti of Detroit, in
thI t‘iIIIIIty Iii \\’Ii,\‘IiII and State of
tilt-111mm. IlI-IIIIIiIiIItl. and Iii' the III-IIIII-IlI
It ”in III'IIIIIIIIIllnun had by Iitui liIIt'oI'III
,Lll’l‘ t‘oui‘t oi l’rohuti- for Wni‘nII t‘IIiIII-
I.» lit IIIIiIl SInIII oi” Mlt'illitllll, Iirmiiiu
tllIl t'hiililliflliillg the sumo:

(IIIIIIII'IIII. 'l'luIt sold IIIIiIliI‘IIIIIIIII lIII
lIIIIIi'Ii null IlIItIIIItiilnII‘d III the Probate
.1lilI-II iii Norwnlk, on tho L'lut tiny, Iii’
iIIIIII-iIilIIII'_ litti'l. :It 111 II'IIlIIIIk l‘tll't‘I
noon. Iiutl nll IIIII'IIIIIIIII iIItI-IIIIIIliIil lilt‘l‘l‘~
in III'II iIIII'iIlII IIiteIl tlIIIiI IitiIl tliIIrII III
:IIIIIIIIII'. it they sIIII ('illll'it‘, ntII‘l IIII il‘l‘iIi‘tl
tliIIIIIIoII. And it is further

(li'ilIIt'IIIi. ’l‘liiit IItIlIliII IIIItlI'II of sold
lIIIiiI'liit: ntiii of mill IIltiitlou liI- uii‘IIii
to all IIIII'HIIIIs iiiit‘l‘t'rilt‘ii tliIIi'IIiII by
publishing IIIIiil IIltntion IIIIII tlIIIIIII or-
IlI-rs in II IIIIWIIIIIIIIIIII hitting it IIiiIIIIIlII-
lion in said Illslt‘lt't. tit IIInsl tIIu Ilnys
lIIIfIII'II stiiil day of hearing.

' HICNHY W. (illiIltitlllY.

.110 It .iniluI‘I.

SALE ON EXECUTION.

Itf.‘ \‘ll‘iUl' of n ('fIl‘lilill t‘Xt‘t‘lliltlll 1:».-
slit’ll i1_\' iliiiiiI-l lIIIIilIIII. i':.~'l|., II .lusliIII
Iil' tlIII l’tiit‘l‘ t‘III' lI'.Ili‘l'IIIlIl t'IitIIil). III
IiIII IliI'IIIItIIIl tiiiil IlIIliiII-I'I-Il, iii i'.i\IIi' III'
.»\utouio ’l‘III'tIIIIIIlli IIIIIl Nunlnto 'l‘rIII-
itll‘t‘iii. (1f~iilt' town iii Norwnlli, :iiIIl
attained NiIIiIln Allllt'tt'. of mid town. i
lIIII‘II lIII'iIIIl IIit :iII the property III tlII-
Haiti IiI-lIIIIi' iiIII Hitll‘ii IItIIl liIIiIIiII-II .It~
IIII'liIId i“ the iii the IIt'iIiiiiIIl :Illll. IIIIIII
>ltilitlL" IIt' IIIII, IIIIt‘l'iIII, IIIiiitIIIIi gIIIIIis‘,
tIilIzIIIiIII.
i’llfill’t-I'. itiiil‘h'. IIIII- lltti’nt‘. :i ilIIliiIII‘I' wn?
uIIIII ill'lilli'RH, til‘it‘ll ”Hit. IItII. II IiiIII'II
II:iiiiIiIl:li IiI-sIIiIIIiIIiI- IIt \\lllt'll IIII
IIII am. in 1111 l‘t‘illlil IIII illid original “III
in suit] suit I will sell ”to liilltll‘ III
the liiuliIIut lIlIlIlIII :It the IiuiIiiII sir. II
|111~ii in fluid town I11 NIII'iI‘: Ilk, :Ilt3nn III II
:It the intersection o1 Ninth .\l.'IiiI IIIIII
\iItI .‘Mll‘l‘is on 'l‘.IIII titl",l\ ll IIIIIiIlI» I
17. 111117.211 10 II'IItIIIIlI in tho I‘IIIIII‘IIIIIIII,
Should \‘Il‘llillt‘l' IIIiIiIliiiIIIIs lIII IIiIl'uIIIi'
:IlIlII. It meant sIIiI'II tum \ili' IIIIuIIuIIIi
t‘oi' tiIII IIiIi'IIIIsI- Iit' tlIII Sill“.

\llII.~.I‘

JOHN W. Si‘i'iJAlYfi
llIIIiitI Sheriff l'IIt' lI‘nii'tiIIlIl t‘IIiIIIir
I110 iIl 1'2

Iii)
siiII

Intisin'i mind
You know,

MlllllzlllSI-MYUII
It: IiiuhtI r s mist; ikIIs.
pinto IIntlilII .\ by on

lliiuuitis~ l'nfmlunittIIlI thnt l-I iti‘II
lliII “I: l\ i listen. ~— l’hilIIItI lIIlIiII llI'I
l1l'ti.‘

TWO SU PE RB ST OCKS

JEWELRY, SILVERWARE, ETC.
FOR THE HOLIDAYS,

Which We Would Be

Pleased III Show You.

 

Coleburn B- Lauder,

3 Main Street,
NORWALK. _

96 Washington Si.,
SOUTH NORWALK.

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WWMOMMICWW

 

00'2": $110001

tvvvv

A Story Book

oouwxiwocawwowcc»I:--:II:~I.«:~:»:»:~:IIzmoowomwmwam
Wednesday, Dec ilth.

with a 25 cent purchase or more of

lens. CiliiBBS. Spices. Extracts. tIIcIIa.

(IhIICIIIIItII.

In addition to

“853

 

Sugar-nab lbs. $1. 00

:wvoIiIocw-II Wm..;..;..;..;..:.c..;..;.;.;.I:.I:..:..:..;..;..;.;.:.I; I004: new

 
 
 
 
 
 

ett;.. etc.

usual checks.

126 Washington St.
South NorwaIiI.
Phone 655-2.

 

 

Over $134,000. 00 insurance

.t'.I1I ‘ 't;«.l

It. hit this ‘1“ Tl' ti. .‘IIIlntts llIItik IIffIrII «:III-i M. In iii

SiltlIiliI .III-I i'ltl.i M of that, uiItit t-‘itltl, I-I-irry donor or thI-li iIIIiI.I lIII
lust. III SIIIII .w’lit'ltt IIlln limit 1'1 WINDY.

Think of this lIIIl'me pIIttlnI: your motor IIIlIIII'II lill'

lost must fall on you, ‘flllli‘f-H

IIIII tiIIIl

The South Norwalk Savings Bank

.fl.‘lw4‘ .

97 wnniuoron or.

 

..UNITID BANK BUILDING.

count nonwntx. cdnn.

 
 

,IIonIIIIInI demand for nOVeltlen 1n DlIIY'

«IIIII-niuiiii \\‘il\‘t‘i'i the lush.

‘ furor with the

 

FOR SANTA'S PACK

litany Novel Ideas Developed
This Year For Pleasure of
Children

The iIII-tII-dntn onIIIIIkerI-I itn lliIIIiII
days must he an inventor. There in n

 

 

thlngu, and the public expect» to 1m
sIIIIpliI-d IIurh Clirlctiunu with new and
original oneswuoniI-lhlug unlike unt-
thing that won over IIIIIIII or hI-Itril 01'

lIIiIiigII IIIIIIIII IIIII Philadelphia Pros».
“t'llftI IliII roll, for brains in the IuyI
nothing liusinIIIIIII, thII hi‘ngriIm-t (If

I'Vt'lllfl nli IIIIIIII the world ilt‘illg wnti'liv
ml for useful suggestions:

No tIIyn worth IIIIIiitiIIIIiiII; III'II tuiiiiti
tortured in tho l'iIIII-Il Hililt‘fi, ill'
IIIIIIHII lIIliIIr rosin tot) iIIIIIIlI. For our
Hiipply of plnythlgs every ('ill'iw'illlll's‘
VIII loot; mainly to tiernuiny. wliIII'II thI-
lit‘llfltlllltt, content with n wnuII I 3'11 fIIw
IIIIIItu a tiny, purl-Inn thII'IIIII I’l
Iii-1 II not-t. or lionuIIholIl. lnIluIItry, L'V‘t'll
tlII- littlII I'liilIlrtIti IliIIlIIliig lhIIir pur—
IIIIIII' III I-ii‘III'I-_ HillfL uliIII Iiiiil tiIIilIl.
From the llt‘lgillilirlltititl IIl' SIIIIIIIIlIIIru
:ilIIIIII, iii the 'i‘lturinuinn liltilllliltillfl,
IIIIIIIII tlIIiII $31,1Itlll,tittti worth 01' WIIIIIi'IIi
nuil Iiilllit'l‘ IiiIiI'lIII Inyu III'II Fililllit'll to
this t'tllltlll'y3 IIvIIry your.

This country in (lertnnnyn lIII'igIIs:
(Illhltili'lt’Il‘ IIIII pliiytiiiiiun III’ till kinds —
“’t'ttiti lilt’lili pupil-r “niche and dolls,

l'ntit'r lilOiIll' IIirIIiitiistiitII-IIs-i it in IIIII-
urnl that the gIIIItit toy IIiiIIlllfiIt‘illl‘t‘l‘l-l
IIi‘ SIIIIIIIIlIIIrIt III the 'l'liIIIIinIziIIn
iiIIIIIIitniiit-I, and 01’ NIIrIIiIilIIII'I: twlIIIrI‘I
most of thII IiIIIlnl toys lll‘t‘ tnIiIlIII.
Hilllillfi piiy I-IIIIII'lIIl .II-tlIIIItiIIn III the l‘iI-
tlllll'I'illi‘iiiH III' AIIIIIt'iIIIIiI IIlIilIlrIIII. 'l‘II_
titlI'II Ii IIIIIIIII'IIIII IIIIIiiiIIIlIIy tliII “our of
llIIi'IIII. ti‘IIIiiIIIIII' in‘ historyi. which,
illittltiIIti iii 'i'tliiilllti. ililt‘l IIIIIIIII III in-
known on this Hiiit‘ or the Wilit'l' .I-s
llIII TI-Iltiy ilt‘ill', IIiItIIInl's this (‘ht'lrlI
tune with the I’IIIII- (If Mr, itIIIIsIII'IIll,
hiit‘l‘iilt‘iflln‘ him all,

.A tIiIitlltiII:ItlIIII of tho .IIIIIIIII iIII-II is
It iiiIII'IIIttilIIIIl toy, in Wiiit‘h Ml', ltIiIIHII»
\IIll is t'tItit'III-‘IIIIIIIIl, Iliuuniili‘tl iti t‘:illiIIi‘
sti‘iliititz Hutu. 2N Ii I'iiiutuzistI-i' in It IIir-
IIiIs, iIIItttitliIlinI: Ii TIItlily hour to OIXP-
IIIitII iiillil’si \\'iiil llIII llIIltI of It,

A.» ”In lIIIIIII \I‘Iillis IiiIIIIIiIIl tliII snIIIil
l'IIllill‘ilil: IIliIti'Iii'III IIIIIIII wliiI-h :Vlr.
ltIIIIsIIIIIII stuurls. iillti Ilistitiuutshril

.\ hull-worthy illustration of ‘lIII in»
\‘IIIItliII I'it‘\'|'l‘llt‘r'fi oi the IIIIIII:tiIIIt'i~I i~'
:"WIilIIiIiiti |I\ .itlIIllIIII (ti iliiu AIIII‘IIII'II
IIIIIII ltiI- I-I whit-ii it :I iIIIII ilillllt‘ Ill ttlII't
In: mi 11.- ill" \IIIIIIIIl IIII “illl it lIII I
silII .Iéivitiit» ill iii“ with 1'. ”(It iliillyl and
toes, ;I3Iitl III'IIII lIIIi' iilllitloi. :tI'II .ioiIIIIIl
tli.it IIIII IIIiIIIItIIIqu who IIIIII~I
IlIiIIIIuii :IrII IlIIiIiIlIIIiltI IllIIliiI‘II,I

l'IIIIIIIlli‘ il|l\I'i in its Wit} i~' :i lILilllII-
ship I‘III‘ IliI- iilnsroIIiii. 'l'IIiI wnI'HlilIIs,
iltllli lintIlIIslIiInt IIIiil III‘iIisI-rc. :IIIIl lor-
|IIIIIII lItIlllr‘ ilti \vIIll. hiiI'II lIIIIIII ('3tllllfl'itlll
IIIIIIIIIilI for It IIIIIIIlIIIi' of nuts, lIIIiIIL:
litllilliilllll’ii cIIIIzitly by our our wiIli
SIIIiiII liIII this is Hilltlt‘l-lllllL‘, Ilit’I‘IIII-ti'.
it is \IliII‘llI III‘ IIIIIIII mini is out llh’J‘lil'
IIr out at" .~iii.iii liiiilIlitiu liltlt'i\i~, IIII
:I3t'lII .iiIIIIlIlII IIIIIl. rtliiii tIIItII;; II»III.ii'I;Il
ltt I’ltljllH' tlII~ ports till'l't'I‘ll), ' tit-III
'itI Iillliiu .III trim til’t‘ lIf llil‘ I~‘.'lliiII iII.I
iIII:il .iuIl lliI lust tiIIiih II: tltllt-‘Iilllt‘
:iIIIi IIIii. i~1.~: to hanging thII 'lll\ now!»

$11

Itl lIII.it~I lIiIIII ,yltII litl\ii\ IIIII\iIlIIIl itll .

o

IiiI III

ill I \\i t IItItiiI 11 III- \I is :1 tin IiIIIIIII
lIII:II \Iliiilt i~. lllll lit Hil' IIII it ilttliIF
I\litl\ ill.“ I lt'ili tiitilIIl llllllil in min
I.itIIIII .iIiIl il'.t\t in “ND L‘rInI I'IIIIiIliiI
iii tlII- I\:ItI-t 'llII- lllllllililllII :IIIIIIIIIII
llilt‘ III-II‘IIIIll-Iil ll\ stIIJIIIIhI iiII lIIIiIzIII' :I
IIIIII‘IIltv, iiilVillL’, town not 11!] II II-.Ii'
IIi l\1I’l ‘illll tlIII :iIiiIIItiII I-IIIIiI'fiilIIIIt itI
Illiitlitiiitrs llliliil‘S ilI‘I lit'<t ililillitl’illlt‘l‘
IliiI. II’IIII‘.

IIIII~ III IliII most striking of tli.« “1‘“
this is :I I)t'ili‘(11‘l(. ii is Sliifit'la'lllly
\II it IIIIIIIII to look (llliiI iIIIIIIiIIl such
things iIIIIIIiIIinI: to iii‘ IlIIiIlIIIilI .iItis
tiI |t11\\;|(i. H!" in IittlII'I III :-llll~+i\ :in I~~Il
llI .itIIl IIIIIIIIlIIr iil‘iit‘w lIiIt tlII IIItiiiziilI
.IlIlII point .IlIIIIIt it is tlirI IIIII-;IlIIiIiI.Il
.iItiIIII \\liIIII wound up with :i lI~I\
it lifts IIIIIl sIIrIIIII‘lH its tail mouth it]
ilII- lllilllllt'l' or .II I‘I-Iii IIIIIIIIIIIIlI'. omitting
iIt IlII- :.:IIIIII tiiiII» ii hIIIIrIIII (‘l‘y l't'rt'lllI
tiling that of the tow] iIIIIIlf.

\\illiin I‘I-IIIIIII in :ll'R t.iilIII.iIliIII.; in
lot] out lIIIIII iIllit‘" (III so l‘iillllll'ilit :t
Mr \I- loIIiuIIiIi tlini IIIIII would think
the II or III to“ :iIlIlitiIItiiil pussiIIilitiIs
iii llllll liIIII, NIIIII'Ily I-VIrytliinI: l‘l‘i‘ili
the: III Ii l‘IIIii iIzillrIIIiIl is riItirnIlnI'IIIl iIi
IiiiiIi.ItIIIII. tVt‘ it to tliII HWiit'hf'S Ht‘lllI
llililtll'I‘N IIquiIIIIIIIIIts of tho lIlIIIk slu-
nltl H}Sit‘lll 1‘if‘wnlltllllfi your lot lliII
first time we son ”It tninintur.I tii lIIIt
IIttiIIiI, Wilt'lil contains rIIIil tlIIkIIis
siIlIIlIlrI III jIIvIIIIilII passengers, to vu-
l'iiilih3'3 points. Aiiil thIII'II is also :in air
IIIIIIIiI-IIIuIIut IoIittiInIIII- jut-It like It
iI-zii IInII which tells when not! w~IlIitliIt
ilIII nIIxt tI.IiII in going nhilII :1 small
lIl.it-lIlIIIIIIIl indicates the ntitiilIIIIi of
minutes that thI train II'IIIII Boston or
(’liiI'oun in into.

.VlIII-litiulIIiil toys :tl‘t‘ lilill‘II IIliilIIIIIIItI-
ihlin IIIIIr this year. ‘Illlti many or tin-Iii
llt‘ IiitlIIly lit“ (1.IiiVIiiIIII:.~IIl IIIIII
lIIItI-I go lhtouuh n Vililt-i) III rllllllllI
.IIIIlII‘ 'stitttts" lIi (-IlIIIl.i\IIII..l .\ IIlIIIIII
unit it lIIItiI' “'tIII-ItII ' on ;I Nt"‘.~;ii\' on
top III '1“ IlI-iillnut I-lII .IIIIiIlI.Ii .iII
iI.ItiIiI.: llII Nt' I rum in on no I III .i ~IliIII3I'
liII id in tho IIutl III his tlunk llIItltii
t'lllittllH,it1(1. ill {1 Pit-ti l‘iIlIIzt who ll\
tllIIiIi int: IIIIIII- 11114 in IIIIHI III HI riil l‘itl .I
it) run no and down .I l.IIlIlI-r. lliit thi-
"I‘ll-1i I'liliI'IIlIIIIs or ”Will nil is II IIIIIII

LIII' Whit li I'I I do .i lIIIlII with .I lIIIIIIII
sIIIiiIiiutlI III the uIIIIIiI Ilirsntist’IIIilIuI
III ”to infant.

\ i3l't(i IIIIIll iIIoIIlI iiII ntioiiiiiu in that
tho IlIIll il'iliii' IIEIH .IIiIl'I'It’IIIIl Iiil‘litdlli lu

jlli'V lIIIIII thiI ItiIIIiuII- til tlii 'l‘I-IlIi.'
lIIItir into the hilt! liIIthI-i's who
would not allow their llttlI- ittll‘ri lII

lint. IliIllIII tthIIiIglI nintiy .I IIIiIiIuIII-t
III IIIIIlII III; will play IlIIliIleiIIrliI “till
«tolls it IIlwIii II IhIIIIIIIIt lIiII tum.»
iii-.lll-i IIII ilII-III lIiatIIILIi 'l‘lIlII IIlIIitun-
\ IiIII . no harm III ilIII IlIIil ti.IIlI-1iIl
II '.'.lI'. it iIIIIIIII liIIlI~ IIiIIII it now .Ii'iI.
iilI lIi ill" itt'iliH lII ilIIIiII iIIIiIIIIIi
IIiiIlIIIIlI lllitI IIlIi-IIIII itIl ililllhill' lII
tIilI'itII: tIIIIlIII IIt' ulrIII or iilII IlIIll Inl-
t\iIIi.I :ILIII IIII tiiI lowly lI'IIil iliili' (ti
IlII'iIi ililvtI lIIlItIII III IIIIIIlIllI

'I'hiI- nini ill' Iiuli II ruining, thin},
I)" iii. iItlIIII lI:,IiII| ‘II ili|4 uIIliIIIIl
itIIIIiIIIl sIIIIIlli}. IttII‘iIIu lilII LIIIt tlIrI III
fun/.II

il‘.

.II-urn. :Ititl .It tiiI III‘I'IIIIIII liiiiII
lIIIIIII III III II iiIIiIIII' IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIy thIII
III r 'il‘lii y illi lIIiIiI: tIIIiIIIlIItIIIItiti-Il

with fir/.II II-tli Illitllli'l, iiM/y IIIonlIIIyII
iIiIII IItiIIII IiniiiiIIlII IIl IIiIIIilIIr IIIIIIItrIIII-
ilIItt tilt of Vlhll ii IIIIIIII to 1,.» in high
IIhllIlI'IIn. it, looks

 

 

rather had for the doll. which is
relegated to tho background.
curious fact worth mentioning in this:
connection is that American nionufaI-
turers II vu not been able up‘tn the

hearts uIIIIcIIIIIifIIlly.
once come from abroad.

thIiI. .

Mew”...

t the to imitate thorn fuzzy
All the mitotic

prurient

 

DEATHS AND FUNERALS.
Funeral of Mrl. C. E. Nichole.
The funeral of Mrs, Chester Nichols
will he held from the Fruit Methmllul
Episcopal Church, WIIIlnIIIIIlIIy ut’tI-II
noon, DIIIIIIIIIluIr Hill, at 12:10 o'clock.

 

"At. int-It!" he. night-d, “wo'ro :ilIIIIII,
I'I'II been hoping for thin IIlintIIIII»»"

"So how l.'j‘ IIhlI until very frankly.

’Ali! you have gIIIIIIIII-d, tlIIIII that I
wniitI-II III IIIll \‘tlll tluit 1 line ypii I"

“.1014 and i want to my ‘NII' and not
it over vIIitlI."-‘l.'.ntllollr l-‘ItnIIIlnIIl nIIIi
'l‘itItIIs.

 

it's IIII I-IIIIIty lit'I- that thinks only
oi the in” pay elIVIIlrIIIII.
-'

«I anusrneltts u-

HOYT’S THEATRE.

ONE NIGHT ONLY.
WEDNESDAY, DEC. 11TH.
Big Scenic Production in Rlay Form
of
“The Belt New England Story Ever
Written."
“It in as sweetly natural
breath of the fields."
"l’hllmlt: lphia RIIranl
OUlNCY ADAMS SAWYER
and

, MASON'S CORNER FOLKS.

“The Vltage Gouipc wondered who
he was, what he was. what he came
for, and how long he intended to stay."
LARGE AND EXCELLENT COM-

PANY.

“On: great big laugh from beginning
to end, and the. sweetest love Itory
ever told.”

Prices ........ 25c. 50c, 75c and $1.00
Seats on Sale Friday, Dec. 6, .

 

 

HOYT‘S THEATRE
ONENICHT omv,
THURSDAY, DEC. 12.

Engagement of the Fai-nouc Comedian.
MR. NElL BURGESS.

 

.Pcrconatty 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.3 3.50 50c, 75:; first four
rows in orchestra. $1.00.

Seats on Sale Saturday, Dec. 7.

...... .. - ...”-.. “......

HOYT’S THEATRE

TWO NIGHTS,

FRlDAY AND SATURDAY.
DECEMBER 13 AND 14.
MATINEE SATURDAY.
BATES"MUSICAIL TRIO.

instrumentalists.
SEARS. ’
Presenting the Hindoo Mystery,
‘IACH."

IThe Girl With the Union Label,
MISS SADlE JULIA GOMPERS
in
Operatic Travestiec.
JOHNSON AND RICHARDS.
Comedy Acrobats.

PERCY POLLOCK I1 CO.
in
EdwardCorbett's Laugh Skit,
BLiNKY, THE JAIL BIRD.
tiIIIII‘l'I'y lliIlIllIItIItI', II uIItitlIIiuIin III'IIIIkn-

'tii: in ............... l-IIIgIInII WIIhIIr
lIIIll\ .‘iltllill‘illn, liict w,lle

.................. lAiIIisIII IIIVIIllrI

liilllls’)‘ ................ PIII'I' ,1 l’tillIIII it

SIIIIIIII- .tpiirtniIIiIIII III‘ “11" Middle-3
ions.
The Funny Fellow,
AUSTlN WALSH,
Comedian. .

. SEARS lLLUSlONlST’.
Assisted by Edythe Mao Vernon & Co.
POPULAR PRICES.

Matinee .................. ‘. . 10c, 20¢
Evenings .............. 10c. 20c, 30c

MUSIC HALL

South Norwalk, Conn.

 

 

Go where the“ crowd goes and see the
ELECTROGRAPH
With the Latest

MOVING PICTURES AND ILLUS-
TRATED SONGS.

‘ Change of Pictures
MONDAY, WEDgAEYSDAY AND FRI-
lllustratcd Songs Will Be Sung by

MR. CARL STUMPF,

South Noeratk'c Favorite,

and MISS DOLLY BLAND, of New
York.
PRICES ...... 5c.10c AND 15c

MATINEE ON SATURDAY ONLY.
We Guarantee Thin Show.

ROLLAWAY
SKATING RINK.

NORTH MAIN SI
South Norwalk
ROLLER POLO GAMES.
WEDNESDAY EVENING.
DERBY vs. SOUTH NORWALK.
FRIDAY EVENING.

NEW HAVEN vc. SOUTH NORWALK
OPEN EVERY AFTERNOON AND
EVENING.

Ho‘ur, 2 to 5—8 to 11 p. m.
Skating attcr the games.
Skating 15 cents In the afternoon.
Instead of 25c. Ladies admitted tree

nights; ckatec, 15 cents.

BASKET B1 .LL.

NOR WALK JRMOR Y

Ivnii IIIIIIIIII mun.

MONDAY NIGHT. DECIIIIJ.
COMPANY F VI. YALE 'VARSITY.
Preliminary Como:
MONTAUKS vs. NUTMIG CLUI.

ADMISSION. 2!: cont».

Preliminary Gama cum at I o'clock.
Dancing from to to 12, "co.

tunnel

TUESDAY. DEC. Io. my.“

 

 

THE LEADINO DRY OOODS STORE.

TRISTRAM 6: ”YA TT

' NOS. 2 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.

Raphael Trick 8» Sons’

LiliiSilIlilS l‘. iil’tiS illlti Lill’hliililSLiliPlltiiil’S
Holiday BoOks-l-~$1.50 Books for 50c.

The Pillar of Light.

The Wings of the Morning.
The Marriage of William Ache.
Lady Roec'l Daughter.
Uncle Terry.

The Hermit.

Rockhavcn.

in the Bichop’. Carriage.
Looking Backward.

The Man of the Hour.
Eben Holden.

The Little Shepard of Kingdom Come.
The Lightning Conductor.
Janice Meredith.

BOOKS non BOYS.

.....c... ,,M

 

 

0’11 and l.

Darrel ot the Blessed late.
Caleb Welt.

Audrey.

To Have and to Hold.
Princess Maritza.

The Man on the Box.
Quincy Adamo SaWyct'.

The Virginian.
The Aristocrat;
The Honorable Peter Sterling.
The Pit.
A Deal in Wheat.
The Octopus.
- The Pines of Glory.
,The Macquerader.
The Rose of Old St. Louic.
The Prospecwr.
Soldiers of Fortune.

BOOKS FOR GIRLS.

 

as the .,

TRISTRAM 8c HYATT, NORWALK, CONN.

 

"liv‘s no piIIIIl :It nu ('l‘L'llillt'lii,

iii hl‘?I
.\'III III...” IIIIIII’iIiI'itIu," I
own, I Alinlliti ...... IIIII. \Vlly, IIIIIII

mun I-IIIIlIlII't I'IIIIII'lmIII :I Witliliiil that

Nilt‘ wnII IIrI-IIII'”

 

Phenographs and
Records.

The largest and most complete
stock we have ever carried.

1 [. 'iiliiKWlliiiliI till

"Honest Goods n Honest Prices."
39 Wall Street. Nor-walk.

 

Join the
Army!

Why not join the army of people
who buy Coat of us, and enlist tor a
season's campaign against King Win
ter?

We Will then shoot some of our
best Coal into your cellar and put you
on the firing line.

Our ammunition
thracitc.

it's death to cold!

Join the army?

lilil this that it
i.i i i ii

is smokeless An,

 

 

 

NEW'YORK. NEW HAVEN &
HARTFORD RAILROAD

___-.._

TlME TABLE.

 

in effect, October 5. 1907.

80. NORWALK TO NEW YORK.

A. M.—-12:5.’lx. 31121:. fizilx. .'.;.’.;'.x,
tlztIl. (izstlx, $27.6, 7:3le. hzlex, itzltt,

 

 

 

.\ .‘iw lZ‘itli‘l, 4151:. 5:421. “:45,
«one, um, 9:11". tintlzt. 10:115. 11:00:.
it '11, {2:01, 1:115, flztitx, 2:571, 3:261,
t tilt, IIIIII, 4:122, 5:02;, 5:08, 5:2.I'Ix,
rullllx, Iron, 7.10, 7:141. 9:110. 11:003.

Iundoyc.

t, 1.] 1'2 1111, 6:111), 7:30, 9:401.
lhI It?!

1' Mw 3:04, 11:00:, 7:00, 9:308.
11:00:.

i

titltlx, ltzillx, 11:53, l‘):.’.t‘.x, llzul,
lIIIN't. -

i'. .11.~—12:51x, 1.111. 1:.lttx,2:.'11x,
:it‘Jtlx, {1:27. .‘Izlllix, 5:317, 17le, ii: .17,
I:;.‘.I:I, 7:19x, 7:31». 9:53, Iiizzlz.

Sunday.

A. Nib-421711“, :.:I:Ix, nzhx, 8:57,
0110‘.

1'. .Vl.~12:37tt, 2:111: :7I1x, 5:17,
Szfllx, 7:111. 7xfiix, 11:27.1 'l:.':I1.t, lt:1‘."‘-.

80. NORWALK TO NEW HAVEN.

A. M.»~~12:0N, 1:11, 1sz141:. 11:18, 72'.
11211111319912, 10:17; 11:11“, it:
i'. Itl.I-«l:::tttitr, 11111. I'"’ 4:119,

1’. ...x.
.'.. 'H7 3:. 71:1.1. tiztlhx, 6:31). 7:111”, 132,7“li
9:21 “:21.

 

 

Sundays.
A ,\l-—~12'011J:l4, 1:.18x,7:.".9,910,
141.I17x,llm,lx.
‘R. Sin-1}: 4-,1 7 '09:, ”“13:11“, 9:10x.

BOUT” NORWALK TO DANBURY.

A. .Vi.--13120,!1i';l.i, 111mm.
1’. .11.~I~l:‘.'f.,.2.l I'.:1::x.11:12,7'111.
Sunday: {I t . II m. 7 ’10 iI

JDANDURY TO SOUTH NORWALK.

I'I Ii. III .I.I.I ...I, .1.”. l'i.iUX. “.II“

I' 3.! It 1111,11,.liix,ti:7.0,

flundaych. .11.. 8:02. I’. M., 6:07,
711111

~ch mint. con doom NORWALK

 

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III iHE XIII IIIIII

3 We have a lull stock 01 Edison' s

iiiiiij

H. Krieger it Go.

29-31 West ‘Nashington 51'...
'SOUTH NORWALK.

 

Christmas SpeCials.

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 soil for Bro. 00 or $12. 00 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 models,
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 elsewhcrc. We will save you twenty- -five 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-
ilcgc. You can settle your bills in easy weekly payments.
Suits from 1815,0010 $35. 00.

Fur Department.

Japanese Mink Boas and Mulls Sable Fox 130215 and
‘ Muffs, 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 long coats.
of nice mixtures, also plain colors, loose or half tight fitting.
Special, $5.98 to $7.98.

CHARGE ACCOUNTS 0R CASH. ‘

Misscs’ 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 Norwalks. 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 $15. 00.
CASH OR CREDIT.

H. Krieger & 00.

29-31 West Washington St,
SOUTH NORWALK. '
.II

 

 

4

Bronchitis

Is more than a cough; it. is a deep—seated inflam
mation or catarrh of the bronchial tubes and
lungs—allied to asthma and the most fruitful
source of consumption. It battles all. schools of
medicine, and cough cures, loaded with nui-
sioticc are worthless and harmful, because no
remedy taken internally only, ever did or can
cure. BRAZILIAN BALM, the gormicido bal-
sam, alone has triumphed in every once for 20

years. E
'l'nke ll! drop! over: 2 lion“ and BE SURE to Bathe the t

and about with but. clear Balm every night. That In the "out. It

penetrates. reduces the Inflammation. km- the gems. atop: tho

«mulling nod rolling of phlegm, restoring the luau “the vim

of youth. Got the 500 or “.00 bottle. keep up the trauma!!!
Mentally for a few weeks and we guarantee noun alarm-M ,
the loot stage of quick consumption. No cocaine or column. I»

B. I". Jock-on & Chris-dimming ind

 

 

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