A Merry Christmas.
(.‘IirIIIIIIIIIs will soon be here again.
with all its IIII'IInnIIiIIg good-will IIIIII
good ohm-r. \\'I- wish our I‘III‘IlIIlIII‘l'H
Ii joyful hI'I’IhIIIl. and assure lllt‘lil III'
Copyright
Clothing
Company,
HARRY GOODWIN, Manager,
6 North Main Street. '
Store Open Every Eaning Until 9.
Saturday Evening Until 12.
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
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AIIIIII'iI'IIII Sugar iI'IIKl’ trait-lions. I‘on-
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ADDITIONAL men. news. 7
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llayen' Mitt.
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TOYS and DOLLS
Automobiles.
Fire Wagons,
Horse and Wagons,
Doll Carriages.
DRUMS
Boo to $2.00
75C to $2.00,
35.6 to 393-25
50c
25c to $1.50
Dressed Dolls.
Kid Body Dolls,
25c to $3.00
25c to $2.79
Games, 5c to 25c
Magic Lanterns, 75c to $2.25
TOOL CHEST, $1.75
SPECIAL DOLLS, 59c EACH.
$3.00
$2.25
Large Wooden Wagon.
Large Iron Wagon.
$2.00
soc
Wagon (with seat),
Special Wagon.
Sleds and Skates.
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XMAS CARDS AND CAIIENQ
DARS.
5c to 75c.
XMAS POST CARDS.
25c doz.
XMAS STATIONERY.
35c to $2.00.
XMAS FOUNTAIN PENS.
98c to $2.50.
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'W. A Briggerman
MUSIC
Donovan Block.
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STORE.
152 Washington St.
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A Practical Gift
for your Im,\ or girl. on f‘lIIltlII)'I'I'
hr IIII; mum: III‘IMIII III=I \‘lnll In
help III II Savings I'IIIIIII Book in this IIIIuk uiIII II IiIsI III-IIII»-II or nu.»
amount from 81 up.
The South Norwalk Savings Bank
,...-u—v I.
'7 WASHINGTON 8T.
UNITED BANK IUILDINO.
OOUTH NONWALK. CONN.
in in IiI'iIlgI-IIIII'i lttiliii IInf
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will l)!’ IIIII'II
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ililliit :IIIIl I
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HOTEL WARRIVALS
rtii'oot Leuinu; F. E. Lockwood
Mahoekemo—H. B Mdreyt, C. A.
Bowen..l. M. Hall J, F. Bennett J. A.
Evan, J. J Boyer, Ntw York; J. B.
Baldwin, WeutnelII, “8814.: H. C. IIIImIII
Virginia; I. E. Marrlck, Albany; (Iiies
Potter, NI-w Haven: .I, 15. Raymond.
'Coclrenoe Tribe. l 0.1!. I..eotNIIi-»
III-IIIe your Xnqu or-dII into and
IIII>IIIIII1. lIIIn II'iI IIII» Institution. I
l4.|t“(’h” high IIIIII‘III
Hilts. III 32. UlsI-ti'n Slime Stow.
iI'IinI: ii). t-III»inIInI'I. of ltowzu‘ton.
\‘IiiII uIIIII-I'WI-III IIII IIIII»rIIIion III tlII'
lIosIIIIIIl. IIIIII l'I-iunII-d to his home.
MA iinI» Iiiw of Xmas Handker-
Iiavvn(; W, J. I1.IInIIingIInIn “iIIIiIIIII'II
F. N, ('III'IJIII 4‘. Ramsey, Boston.
Clifford—Mr and Mrs. Roy IIoIilni:
Item] and mild. .1. li. lilppltr, A. Ii
WIIIIIIIIIN. H. W. Bishop, Willis M.
Iioodrut», A. I". Lama, Mr. and Mrs. Wil-
I‘luni III-Inn, l’. .l. Sherry, JIIIIIIIIII W.
Jacobs. Nt‘w York: II). E. Savory, I".
(V. Griswold, Hartford; George F, For-
guson, WoodquI'k, M. li.; I). ll. l’orry.
Portland. Maine; Mrs. Rita it. Ed-
nionds, Brookline, Masha; J. (I. Sili'r'
man and family, SI. I‘IIII, Minn ; llor-
innn KI‘I‘lI'I', vanrk, N. .i. I
urI'IlIII-I for
QIJIII‘lHIIII‘N IIrI- lIIII-rI-stlng tliI-Iu-
Ht'th‘ai in iill‘ mum and lilill‘l' gunm
birds which an» IIuI'i'I'I'inc IIII want of
food since ”It' l‘i‘I'I‘IIl snow I»II\'III'I-Il iIII-
ground and made it illljlimhiiili' for tho
i'I'III‘IIIIi’I'II ('roIIIIlH-I-I oi' lllf' IIIIIiIls III iIIII
IIII'II‘ natural food. Ht't‘t‘l'fll NIII'WIIII. ., I
tin-n who are fond of IIIIIIIIIII.r IIIII‘I~ ,"'(1””"'g,”"t 'ipwvlrh "I“, (.“l
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IIIII'ifig IhI past few IIIII'N and I, III I - ‘” M’H'Hy more.
|I('(II'Il that win In will follow llil' 'II III-
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nmplo. “MP for XIIIIIII. Copyright Nothing ('0.
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WMW“M”0W“OMW
WHY nor ,
~“.I'J'HE LEADING DRY GOODB STORE.
TRISTRAM ‘ & H YA TT.
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Plain hemstitched all Linen Handkerchiefs for ladies or gents, 53. 1;, and hi
izi/zc to 5°C.
NOS. 2 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
for our annual Holiday showing of all that is new and best in the Handkerchief line.
and qualities are the most satisfactory that we have ever shown.
Holiday Handkerchiefs.
Holiday Handkerchiefs for Ladies. Gents and Children. For months we have been preparing
The designs
inch Items,
Initial Handkerchiefs. ladies‘ and gent's. neat initial in new designs, pure Linen, 12‘; and ass.
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Silk Initial Handkerchiefs for men, 50c.
Embroidered Handkerchiefs for ladies.
We have an endless variety of new and pretty cor-
ners, embroidered all over scalloped and hemstitched edges who to $2. 00.
TRISTRAM Sc HYA'I'T, NORWALK, CONN.
Be Sensible
In addition III
III Iin no IllilllIi iI -'iIIII ntly with» 5;
wow III-Iii.
III ii I" lillillll i‘I
III.
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And give him something he can use—and not stick up on a shelf to
draw dust and be overlooked, man fashion, in a h? We hear a
lot about the Xmal spirit nowadays To the thoughtful giver the
true spIrit it shown by giving the gift that will fit in most perfectly
to the character and needs of the one who gets it.
Ideal Isn't it?
That us pretty near
.. So I m suggesting—just a hint—that you might come Into my store
and look at some of the attractive things Ive picked out from the
great makers that will help outfit the man and the boy. They are all
GETTING
3
nor "mo"
PEPPER SAUCE
FARIIUHARS
NSIST ON
ALITHiFLAVflR
”0T 1 '
H. Krieger] III Co.
thing: he needs—things he Will buy himself sooner or later, but will
think a great deal of it if you forestali him. There's Neckwear. and
Gloves. and Lounging House Coats. and Traveling Bags, and Rain
Coats, and Vest Sweaters and Collar Bags and—oh, come in, They
are all brand new and fresh.
. OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL CHRISTMAS.
Mrs. Mary Esther Billings,
TEACHER 0F
METHOD OF DESIGN.
688 Park Avenue, BrIdgeport, ConnII
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CHINA PAINTING AND DOW
FIRING.
Willis H Scilcck.
CLOTHING OF THE RIGHT SORT.
48- 50 Wall Street, Norwalk.
PHONE.
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WAREHOUSE
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FU,RNITURE PIANOS ETC.
Telephone, 349—5.
For.Particulara Address
6. N. MeKiBBIN,
Office, Room 4, Haviiand Block,
. Washington Street.
8'] ORAGE
mencing Monday, December 16th.
EXTRAORDINARY C‘IIRIST MAS DIVIDENDS AT 'lllE A. 8: P. STORES.
20 ST AMPS FREE— SEE COUPON BEIOW. '
Usual Bargains in Raisins, Currants Figs, Pumpkin, Squash, Plum Pudding. Mince Meat, Oranges Grape: and
Cranberries.
Great Christmas Sale.
tie CO't.
Everything in the Store down. to Hard Pan Prices, so that all may enjoy a perfect Christmas Dinner at very lit
awayuwboooa WJO‘JOOIIOZ;
I? 2"
lg Xmas Coupon .' 35 25 STAMPS mes
5° STAMPS FREE 15 ' 20—STAMPS FREE—20 '3'; WITH
WITH 1" Cut this Coupon out, present it at I! ,
. .5 our IIIIIII- IIIIII by buying one IloliIIrs :3: 1307115
1 LARGE CAN :r' worth, or more groceries, you will re- I’ .
.5 ceive ; PURE axrnacrs.
A. a P. BAKING POWDER. 3; 20 sTAMPS FREE. ,5
.5. Besides .the Regular and Extra 2; All Flavors,
50¢. "' Stamps given on this circular. Not X,
if, 9qu arm Dec. 2m. I; 25c.
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3:; THE GREAT A. a P. TEA co. .fi
9" 'VWWWJQDOO
EXTRAORDINARY STAMP INDUCEMEN TS. I .__ “ "HIT
WIS T-\.\H’i~iltl "III," WI IT” 1 LR”, ............. 7m: TEA 3IJSTI\MI’S F'ltlll'l W'll‘il l llII I, ii M,
.'.iI SFL‘H’H PRICE “ l ”i ll 1 I.” ........... I‘IIII 'l'l' .\ 2.7: STAMl'h F'Rl'lll \\ l I' II I I n ,,,,,,,,,,, 7‘.IIII I'IHI‘I' l'.l'.
Io STAMPS Print: WITH i no... . ..'.II.. Tim ,, , ,. . ,,.,. w ...” , H, ,,,,,,,,,,,, 3;, wot-I»
2:. .‘i‘i‘AMI’S FREE WITH I l,lI.. ........ I'II' 'i‘l'1\ -” ”“3”” “‘4' .’.. .. . ”W,
2" S'I‘XMI’S FREE \Vl'Fll l l.” .ZifIIv TI'L.\ III STAMPS l iii: '2 \‘I l I Ii 1 l,li.. -III- I II~ , ,
CUT PRICE LEADERS FOR THIS WEEK. ONLY.
| HI \‘IIII'nI'iII Raisins ............................. SC I lII..\iIIlIIi.II'IIiIIIlII's ................. . me
i in»); Smyrna Fins ............................ . 8c , i ([1. ('I‘iIIIiII'l'I‘iI'n .. ................... .. . 100
i IIIIL', W‘I'Ili‘ll IIIIIIIIIIII ........................... . 12c ', l IlIIzI-n Oranges .... .. . . 20c, and .30
1 pkg. I'iI»IInI.-I1 Currants ......................... we 4 III-III-II Fruit ........................ .. . 200
i pkg. Basket Brand I'iusII-I' iIIIiIIIns .. 13c i I Ito/.I-II lIInIIIm . . ...................... . 25?
I «an Pumpkin or Squash ........................ 10c i ;: IIiIgII II (I l'. .\IIIIII ,“I‘Ai . ............. .. I.
('IIIN'I'I‘ Raisins, alli. ................... . 15c . I ll. Ir-IIIiI Johnston .I ““110 .‘Hf‘ IIII .......... , 5:00
ll’ii‘i'm Lflyt'i' Hillslmi. II III. .................... 12c , Fruit llIIiII-Is ............................ - ..... .1Igc
Sultan-II. [attainma ilI. ............................ i5c i \iIxI-II Nuts. II in .............................. . 15:
I.'llI'I)Il, II III. .. ..................... 25c , \"ilifl‘lln ,I Hi. . ......................
IirIInRII Paul, II III .................... ,. 15c I \iIIIIInItI l’IlnIII s l’IIpI-I ShIII II III. .. . . 20c
lmmon Pool. 3 III .............. ,, 15c , \ItuIInIls “lIIrIIgIIIIII. II III .................... 1::
lmlom, ‘4 Wm. .......................... .. 5e ; Pf’l'iil’lfl. Ii III. . ............................... .. :5
l'i'it'll lIiIII-,< n pkg, .................... . 10c . lir,n'/.II~ ii iii ............................ . C
SI I-III-II i rum II. II pl“. .... ..... 12:. l till»: '1'“! II ”I. . ...... 15¢
I'I'Iim". ........................... be. So and ice a it). I l’oulII' hI-tinlmiiiz. .I I In IIIIIIIIIIIII 10¢
II N l' Plum Pudding ............ ..10c 20c and 40e i. ‘I HUN 1' IIIIIIiiIIil I‘ HIIIIII» IIIIIIIIIIII 25¢
' EXTRA STAMPS ON GROCERIES. 12
in HIIIIIIIIs with Ivan I’lnrnmviv. III . VII. 1 I H-Illlilih I-‘iiii i run l’I-IIIII . ................ “G
in HIIIIIIIw with Iron "MNIIIII‘I‘I’II'n. III ............ 15c i N Nluiiilm with iIIIn HIIIIIIII II ............... 12 3c
:7: HIIIIIIIIII IIIII It'nti I'liI-ri'lt'n. at ........... . 35: I In S'IIIIIIIII with In" lxlllhlmlnl. . .............. 25¢
. The Nation's Store Keeper and Store of Pure Food Producto. Fun WeIght and Hone“ Trading. Sole good
at both «or».
4i Main St.. Norwalk.
TEL. NO. 909.
i
the Great Atlantic II Pacific In 00.,
l24 E. Washington St.. 8. Norwalk
FREE DELIVERY.
'i
III I
l. I .»
Selling OutrOur Entirestock
OF
ELRY
Away Below Cost.
WE ARE GIVING UP this Depart-
ment and we are now closing out
our stock of fine Solid Gold Ladies’ and
Children‘s Rings—we have about two
hundred of them to select from—they
will go for less than the wholesale price.
'7 WATCHES, CHARMS,
DALIONS, CUFF BUTTONS, SCARF
PINS, everything to close out at a great
sacrifice. Come in, buy your Xmas Pres-
7 ents and save one-half.
CHAINS, ME-
Ma
ORANK CARIOLIC ACID IN DRUG
8T0 .
WA 'I'IIIIIIII' IIV, I’M“. MIMI on
old wrm Into ..I W tom-n drug utoru
on Iinnk IItrI-ot Ihlii noon, tmrrhumwl
IIIImII I-IIrlmllI- “PM and than going In
tho roar of tin» MUN' drunk it. Ilv
Ilii'd In a [my milillil'n
'NILLED IN ”IUIWAV TUNNEL.
NEW YImK. Doe. 2II.-ImII mun
mm IrIIiIIII-d to death and Inn "thorn
mm IIIvorIIIy injure-II through the,
H. Krieger & Co.
29-3”! West, Washington 51'...
SOUTH NORWALK.
and CKMron's Suits and Gotreoeta
ma "III-III, III-Ii:
Seeded Bargains tor this week '.
Men's Suits and Ooereoats,
$8.95
\Vnt‘lll Elli"!
at Show Yvieos.
'D. Botthob,
OUTFITTEN. FOR
11 NORTH MAIN STREETI
MEN AND IOYI.
SOUTH NORWALK.
falling of II lII-acy iiir pinup in the unit
way I..IiunIIl running Irom IIII- Buttery
III iiroIIlIlyn IIIIIII'I’ "If! Rain [titer "I'
known "In", IIIIIMIIly nluntl 27 your“ day.
RECENT ANIWALO 0' VIMELSI
NEW YORK DH' 20. ’ihr IiirhinII'
.“ltlll‘l'lflliill. whlvh left Danni's limit
III 10' .‘III ii. m. 'N'i'llflilfl -r in. arrived at
Ith fiend Hook Lightship today at 0: 4.5
II. In mnklnn‘ the [mummy In five duyu
amt 5.8 minutes Her raw-rants Ipemi
Min 23 knot. and [WT [tight-at on)" I run
Gilli knliln,
Inc-n.
Norwalk Chronicler