.. DRUMS.
A Merry Christmas.
Christmas will soon he iii-re again.
with all it» aiiouinllng good-wilt and
good ohm-r. “’0 Melt Ulll"(‘llitlt)lllt:i‘li
a joyful St'itn’tiil. anil annure them of
Copyright .
Clothing _.‘
Company,
HARRY GOODWIN, Manager.
6 North Main Street.
Store Open Every Evening Untii 9.
‘Satorday Evening Until 12.
LEGAL NOTICES
SOLVENT thlmlli If.
iiiSil'lt'l Iii' Nothtlk, as. I'I‘olIulII
t'ourt. IIIIIIIIIIIIII-II lL'lli, \ |I_ IIIIIT.
Britain of Margaret iii’IIVHl. iilit’
Norwalk in said Illatzrivt, IlIIIIIIaMII'l,
'l'hII ('ouri of l'ruh‘ati- for the lila-
Hit" of Norwalk. hath limited and iii-
iIM‘IIri nix Iiiohtim- i'mlil 'lllI‘ ‘liil’it" lit‘l'f'I
Ii! for the IIII'IIIIitora of wild I'Siilit‘ tII
IIxhiiiit. their I'lttllIu-I for :.IIItliIiIII-nt.
’l'lioso who llI'KiI'IiL to Iti't'ht'iil. IlIIIir
iIIIeIIiiiitt-I. properly illit'riil"tl. within
mid time. will lIII (lI'thl‘i‘tlti a roIIIoII-rt,
All protons indebted to said III.t;IIII :II'II
requested to Iiliiitt' itiflllt'tilitlt'
went to ‘
of
_.lA.\liJS A. IIIIUWN.
Iiid :5! Lot Adminixtraior.
NEW HAVEN'S YOUTHFUL BUR-
. . O .
NEW HAVEN, Doe.
II. J. IIIInm-lly. or the city poliI-II
I‘orrII. iiiil't rounIlI-II up ii gang of young
lIurItiaI'II who or late lIflVt' IIIIIIn opIIriIt-
log activoiy in this oily; III-iiIgIIpIII-t,
Wmn Han-u :Iinl (‘ii‘t'wht'lth 'l'lIII
gang iImI llt'Pn night. in Iiurnlwr. Ptiii'
slitting of yoiiiiiII lII-IwIII-II iI'I and lit
learn ot agr- liting in this lil) all of
whom liaH imiIiI IITII'SUIi .IIIIl iII'iIi iII
lII-avy iIonIiI 'l‘iIi-ir method or IIIIIIIIII-
ing has iII-IIII the picking of itit'kyt of
show IIzII-IIIII upon tho streets and ”III.
hing I'iit'iIiIi< i-itil‘t'S alll't‘ pir‘kiui.I tlIiI
looks of il'lifl' doors iii night
0
GOVERNOR GRANTS HEARING ON
REPRIEVE.
il.»\it'ii".l)itll “It" ‘Jl. —« in ii»-
III i’asuuali- i‘zillitm‘iltiv' lilI'
Italian, I‘IIllVil‘lt'tl of tiw llllll'tit‘l'
his hoarding iitlllfil' kt'i'lit‘l‘ tit lil't'tli’
\Vit’ii. t‘oiIu, and HI iitIInIaIil to he hung
III at WIIIII-o iii-lit on DI'IIIIIiIII '..,
tlIt gov-I IIIIIII has gt .'tnlI- I! it. iitIIIint: Itit
IlII- question of ii it run \I- in iII- in M
.II the Matt- I'.IIIiIIIl III'XI 'I'IonIIoI .II
l:.:tn p. III. i'roininvnt ltalinin- .Iil.‘
III'iIr iht- Hidil' illiVI' unto-Ii I'III' thI II-
IIIIIIII on tlII- ground of I';:‘pli.‘tliti“.l
youth“
l’il\"..
gi.“‘l)liu'cith' iI-Iitni- lIiIlii tin-y
suit I... name no...
Iriel ‘
(Continued From Fir-II Pen.
man. to'tentily to the fIIIItIi. 'l‘lIi-y
testified that tho-I imd tried on two
difleient oceiuiionu to get drlnltu there.
but had failed,
Attorney Ki—IIIIII went into the itin-
tory oi the pair and found that i'it'llillli
hail hIIIIiI IIIIIIIIIII'I-Ii in lill't't' or tour
intuitw unliilllilrt lItIloI‘e lIeIIIIIIilui; a
riIIIiIIiIIIr III the HUMP littiit’t'. and that
he hail itIi-l i'I'I‘I'IIii) rI'IIluiII-Ii trout tiII
itri't'e'. ltritlngitIiiu lIIrIIII'II'lI run It iiilw-
mill in a country town. He wait it big
than and iii lilllll) waits rI-IIeIIIiIIt-Il
,lauIIIII J. .iI-tt’rlI-II. and an the IIIIIIIlIIiIIIII.
unusual. ‘Wiiil engaged in a brawl thi-
Saturday night bottom the date oit
whit ii Motion was tlt‘t'il'ht'ti I)! inning
htiid llIIItoI
F'IIIII “lilith’xl'h, I'IIiI-i Mullluan. i’IIiI
Iii-it liiitttllt. .lolIiI it. Flanagan, SI. .and
Peter l'I-tI-rIIIiIi tIIIIIillIIIi that on tiiat
occasion ilI'lIiuI-IIIIIII had hm-III til'llllk
and IliIIoI'IlI-i'lt in liIII'IIIuII lI‘I-ieitm'a
Iinlooii.
A rather humorous lIIIIiIlIInt hnn
III-tIi-il at tln- time of their it'l'ilillltlll)’.
Flanagan lt‘hiilit‘li that the tour IIIIIII'k
iiit' IIaInI-III, Mulligan. Flanagan. till-
Mill and lIrlIlgIIIIIIIII iIiIti iII-IIII plating
(“iti'IiI-i. '
"Watt
I‘Sti'Iit'
i'i-li'i'
with
i’iIlIII'IIIItI tIlHiI IIlIitiIII;
5on1" nIiIIIIl Attotnuy
Keogh.
"XII. .‘Iil‘. ll Will-I ii gtttiw of toll)-
“III we Wt'i‘t' plating. iIlIIi I'ou kIIow
IIII'ty-iiw is an il'lhli gain-I"
'l'iIII Intati- IIIIlitso-IIIIIII lliiliii'it‘ti ilii\'I
iiiI. iIIIiIilIIIIi Miiiit' uncertain (liIiIlllillI'S
or the itinioIII "IIi‘iIliaIIIIlII t‘IIIlIIiIIillill”
iit‘itilt' they \iIIltIIIl i'ill'iil'l"él IIIIIIIII
'iilt') J'Iiithivr iltiliiiiit‘li that on thi
Illi’I'III'IIIIt tIt’t‘I’lSiIIIIH previously thI-y
had tried to HI‘t’lli‘t' liIIIioI' IiIIII'II IIIIII
hail i‘ailIIIl. Mr. and .\lr.x. I'aIIiI-I-, Mrs.
i.auI-. liiil'tilit'l' iI‘IleIIr aiiil IiIIorgII
”illiil‘)’, who WIII'II nimut IlII- iltllt‘i on
the Iifl)‘ in IIIII'FiilllI. li‘biliit‘ii that the
own hail not hi't'iil't'li tint liquor IlIIIrII.
'l'wo other Mat-- poliI'IIuIIIn. 'l‘hIIIII
IiIIrII l". IIIIwIIin and Merrill S'iAIut'kn,
iIIlIIIiltI-Il that they. too. had tI'iIIIi HI
Itziiu I'IlIlIInI-II against I'arili.- :Ititi IIaII
t‘ttiiI-II.
’l‘lII- tour IIttIt‘II Ittliit't'liil'll :Ill IIIiliIll«
tIIII that the) hall lil't't'i' rIIiIII illI' lil'i
“ilit'il iiIIIIIrIIIIrntIIIi liit’ stain IIiIilt‘t‘,
and Attorney KI-ouli deIlt on tho |I(Iilii.
il’itil ’iilii tIIItI Iii' iiIII‘I’IIi‘It ililli "H“i liI'I‘it
IIIIuaiIoItl in hunting t't'ilit’llt‘r on it “till"
III-r IIII‘III, n l'tlIIt' t'iISl’. ‘it i'ohiwi'y Iir
uni hiuh I'l'illttI til‘ lt'itill_'I, aIIil liliil
tho-y an-III tiiuir I-ntiri- tiiIII- in making
liquor and Itlot llliil‘llillt'
”II Mid tlittt lltiWilt'd't' iii tlIII llt'i ill-
I‘tIi‘IItll'illilIK the limit was ilit'i'i' ant.-
thing that thllitl warrant liit‘lil ill
htiilt'iliiifl liIII t'tIiliiiiiSSltilLtIr III'IIIIII. liII
said that tiIIII'I- illlii iII-I-iI no I‘i'ilIII‘ at
l’anlI-I-‘n. IIIIIII It admitting t'or iilt‘
I-mltt- of argument that they hurl N'I'lli-
I-I'l iitIIIIIl' tlII'Ii'I» IhII't'II’ iI.IIl IN‘O‘" IIII
:Iolit'itI-Il il. Uni} IIIII-
IIl'tml‘l'liiiiiilh.
of them had lIII‘oIIi on iiIt‘ i'orI'II a war.
('tiliiiiillt‘ti .AltiirIII-t‘ [{I-Iitzil. :iIIIl tIIII
Slillt' [tliiil't' i'IIt'III'I l'filIl}. tiiI- oltIiI- 93o,
tllIIi III-r .‘ I-ar aside from tiIII l'I'I'h It'lIlIIiI
tlnv town; “It' ('ltiil'lt‘iit'tl iti pit-I, IIII
t’ilt'ti tin-w- t'IIIIII :I;- lII-iui: I-xoi'iiiliinl
.IIIII .«lIIIwI-Il that our III IhIIIII ilil'i
it' lIIII‘L'I-Ii iII iill'LZI' illlItIlIiilh‘ IIi' liltilit') Il‘i
I'lII- i'lll'tiI’t' writ for ”NH" llI IIillln‘iiI‘
Viiwt‘:
)‘tililiiliiil
of“
the “WWII! Wind! It iIIi-al I'IIiInlttiva
('IIiilIl haw done it inst :I~ \I‘IIIl, llI‘
lalm brought out tlnv I'III-t t|I;It lilI‘
iriltiII IIIIiiI'II liltti iii-I‘ll iIII litI'I'I' “Writ“
lIII \\'I'Hi|ilii‘i. tilriullifit‘li II‘II lI;I|I|IIII~: tIIIIi
hating a illillliti'l' (Irh'ltt'i li.III.I ainl
:i'iliiilx 5-iiiilr. :ItiIl liliil lll that illili' tint
iI.I:i "it"lii iii \VI-‘ILlIItiI‘l ‘«',tit‘ltll‘< iron; «“I
Ii 5i” III-t“ «lat, iilil that ii ,. \“I‘flilrttl'l
iiilttill loo-prim iiil\ill;: i.lili\\li \‘ilii
iiIi'l.’ not»; tool: li‘t‘ll lllIIliI‘I. am! Hi-
IIIIilI'IIiIII'II It I III IllltiiIiII III iIiIlII ill lllI
I 2 iIlIIIII In
.\l'li' 'I i I t :I I" 'iIIIIII III .
“.Iz-I iiit'ti .. III! 'lItiiiiIIII:
:III;tIiitIii i'l'll'iH'.
'l'iIv IIII- -I-tIII-IIIII iiIIlltIi‘ .Iuaiimi
lIiI h. Ii IIIIL’IiiliI', of Noi'o'ou. u I.- I'IIII»
'tiIIIIIIi in: l I;-iII:iII uiitil ltI’\l \'.I'I'it \t-
IIII'IIV'I .itilIlI i". KIItllltig “iii :IIIII-Itt
Ii'ur liIIL'Ji. Iit'
\IIili'it
.iIIIieI- \\
\I I :I-
iiltIIIIII
Hiro-
TOYS and DOLLS.
Automobiles,
Fire Wagons. _
Horse and Wagons,
Doll Carriages.
doc to $2.00 Dressed Dolls.
75c to $2.00 Kiri Body Dolls,
35c to $3.25 Games.
50c Magic Lanterns.
25c to $1.50ITOOL CHEST.
25c to $3.00
25c to $2.79
so to 25c
75c to $2,725
was
"SPECIAL DOLLS, 5% EACH.
$3.00
Large Wooden Wagon.
$2 25
Large Iron Wagon
$2.00
see
Wagon (with seat).
Special Wagon
Sleds and Skates.
XMAS CARDS'AND CALEN!
DARS.
5c to 75c.
XMAS POST CARDS.
25: (102. .
XMAS STATIONERY.
1
35¢ to $2.00.
XMAS FOUNTAIN PENS.
98c to $2.50.
W. A. Briggerman
MUSIC
Donovan Block.
'- I
STORE.
132 Washington St.
r ...
amount from It up,
A Practical Gift-
for your ho.» or Kli'i. an enIIIioIIIII.
help in 8 Savings Page llook in thin hunk with n ill'Il III-mm:
or any young iI-Iimn lIiI unit III
III any
The South Norwallt Savings Bank
UNITED IANK IUILDINO.
.7 WASHINGTONJT.
rJ-Qfi -
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
noon-toner. comments “A
-—Xmu Blippere, We to 82. Glover's
the Place. .
A regular meeting at Lincoln Coun-
cil. 0. It. A. IL. wan held lit-t evening
and a iimoiter followed It. Several old
IIiI«iIilII-rII. were. reiiIIItutIId into iiIt III
III-rump».
Loin of l'orit or l’ot‘it (.‘hops, Mil/gt
lh., iII litiy'IIII' Mitt.
IIIIIIIIIII wIIiII III-III out yIIIItIIIIliI) IIIIIII
IIII- Mile 6- o! the lIiIIuI'HInte eoiiIIiiiIIIIloII
ll lot the annual rIItiirtIe to lie lilfltit'
lII iIIII \ariouIt trait-tutti liIiIuiItnIII: ot-
I:.Iiii’tflll0llii.
~«Nlce Xiuaii l’l'i‘lit'lilti. 0'ilI'II-n.
F‘mnk llIIlIliiIrii. forIiIIII'iy of South
Sorwnlk. now employed III NI-w York
t'li)’, IItIIpIII-d titer in town totlut'.
lIiII wu) III hillt'llli tiIII iiIIiiIilU'lIl with
relatives in i’illlilili'}.
--.iIIwi«iI',v anti SllIIIrwaI-v.
IilIIIIIIII til ('out. for titt'm- IiIIf-II.
I-lty Store.
-~A itooii bottle of Wilittkt'l’ ll' iIi‘lei-
ti)‘ IiIiIkIIII ii Ktitiii (‘lii'irituuin I. I“.
At liII‘ Imperial Cafe.
hire. .IIIila Shepard.
walk.
daughter, 'l‘lIIIrIIIIa tilgn, to Altrod
.lohu Wilhelm, III .\‘I-w York I'll). IIII«
l't'iliilt'l' iv“. llilil,
A White Sewing \laI'IlIiIIII i'iiI an
Nina.» III-I-III-ut. i‘ ii). Lot-kwt'mil A: (‘o
The South \‘Iinalit Sutlngu liniik
also ('ttl
at .\'o\~
of South Nor-
lIaIi IlI-I-ia'I’IIIi III. IIIIIInl-auuual (liviilI-Inl
i‘alII of I per t't'lll., payamp on
Iii iim
and alter .lIiIqury lotli, limit. .An us-
ual, IIIIIIiI-y IiIIpIIIIIitIIIl in this lIaIiIt on
Iii‘ ilt'llirt' January itlth. 1908, will draw
iiilIIrI-I-‘It from January int.
llat lIrIIIIiIIIIt for XIIIIIII.
t‘antaiii IIIIIII'I' it Iitillt'S, l’. S.
i‘I'ill‘t'Il. tor Iwr-IIII li\'t‘ ‘I'I'ilih‘ editor
and proprietor oi‘ \iilt' Now ilurti'orIl
'i'l'liilllii', .mprnt tln- mum in Norwalk
ItllIi WIIH a fliit'l‘si at the i'ilill|ilii‘t‘ oi
ilIIIIItiIIgiIIIIII i‘oIIt, II. A. it.
lI'IIllI-I'tiI'I-IIuII ('hoI-oiiitvh lu hunti-
I\.,
titllllt' Itill'iiillzl'S i'ortt'lIrlninIIIH. :It KIIl-
iI-\"II Drug Store.
.A will iliill'lll of liro was sent in
iliiIi .iltitit'l' t‘nnipany from tho ilt)iI|"i'
int: iiiilrl‘ IIt' .\iI'.~I. ('l'ilW. iii lIilizaiII-tit
Sli“.tI'l A Ipututitt of Mull in IIIIII of
lilt' I-lIiiIItII III had caught the it was
'ilhiit Ile'iIIi.Iii.~IliIIIl it) the lirtinoii.‘
.t"-il\'Iiili iIi'tIII'IIoIIII to tilt! \\'II|l llIiIIk
“it‘ll-it'll and National t‘arIII-t
:‘iIIIIIIIIIII'h, il\t| littlli'llls, shrill it ’3
A, .i. t‘ollinx At I'II, \
'i'iIII StaiII i.ii|l‘lli'}' tin-Jorday I'I'I
I'Ii\I'Ii \‘IIiIIniII ill. 'I'alilornia AI)
gullati- III-north," tiiII "SIIIIIIlI-IIIIIIIIal
\‘I-w York .AIIIIIIitIiI-Il t'oIII- iil‘lt‘itii
l'I‘IIIII;IiIIrI-," lint-’2. "History ol' the
l'It'IIntI't'IIIiI'tiI iii-uluti-III. linsmtrhir
«IIIII. \'quiitI-IIrs" anil XIIII-iIIIIIziI-h
'I’Iilonltti i"liiliiiit‘." in tho I'IIitIul
'itatt .. III AIIIIIt‘iIIII "
. I' A K Xlllith i)t'l'iilt'."- lI'ilI‘iIIII
'I'III- 1't'llliS\i\'iIllilI llullioait i'IIIII
liiilt) IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII thut it Will t'tinlliiilt'
iiil‘ IIIIliII Illitllulll‘illt'ti sIIInII-
'Ii' l‘ttliiiniiilit: III iiit‘ IIIIIIiiII III'IIIIIIII “ml
Il't'lil'lii(' itIIIIIIIiaIion iit' illlt'fI'Si i'I~laǤ
the in its ati'niiI and Iii.l| It) i. l.I-.
who i‘I'lil'I's from tho iil‘lll ot' I'.Ii'lI.-I
:IIIIi ilt'l'. who iI;I\I' hiliII-IIII :IttIII I‘III
!7.I‘ minpant in this I-apariu I lii Itii
laIIitaiI l, lttox, iIIIIIII' III.» htl\l'I Iii
liII‘ IIIIIIIIaut and how [illliit'illill
IliiIIILI oi thin with
OOMO”””OOOWOOW”OOOMWMNW
WHY NOT
Be Sensible
And give him something he can use—and not stick up on a shelf to
to the character and needs of the
Ideal. Isn't it?
Coats. and Vest Sweaters and Col
are all brand new and fresh.
Willis ll.
48- 50 Wall St
PHON
i
i
;
ELL
mas
good; except Sugar
till
iIIIIIoIIuIIi-e iiit‘ IIIarrlaIn- of her
Ii‘llriI-ti.'
«thilllllll JiiIIt IIIIil-litit‘ the lil‘t‘fiitit‘llifl
lliliI‘ out!“
IiliiL
draw dust and be overlooked. man Iagltion, in a month?
lot about the Xmas eptrlt nowadays.
true spirit Is shown by gtvmg the gift that will fit in most perfectly
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
thIngs he needs—things he will buy himself sooner or later, but Will
think a great deal of It it you forestall him.
Gloves. and Lounging House Coats and Tuning Bags. and Rain
OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL CHRISTMAS
CLOTHING OF THE RIGHT SORT.
FREE
FROM DEC. iii-25 to all purchasers III our
Spool-I service: were held tiill'
morning to Trinity Episcopal Church,
thIII being St. Thoma“ day. Rev. II.
I A. 1.. Sedtler outcluted.
~0hlclieuu, 12% and 16(-
llayI-Ii' Mitt.
A meeting of the WonIuII'II (ihrletinn
't‘IIiineraiIce Union wait held yeeterday
at to West uveitue,.uiiil plane for flu-
Iuriheraue» of the work of the organ
lzutlon were dlIIeuIIIieil.
~8tyllsb Derblel tor Xmas. O'Brien.
The annual (‘lii'iIItnIuiI festival oi'
St." Paul‘s (‘hurrli Will he held next
Friday evening at the church on tin-
(ii't‘t‘ll. There will be It Ieetnl servitu-
in the church. ioiiowud by a tree and
IliIItI'IIIIItIun ot gittII in the Sillldlii
IIclIool room.
"3., at
The Nine of Edward St'IitlIIid, who ir
('lilli'gt‘tl with burning It hit”) in Wll
ton. was continued until Monday at
tI-rnoou. and hue been further cou-
‘l‘illllt'l until next Friday, on III-(Intuit or
the liillt'flti of Attorney John J. W.uiiili
wlIo IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII thII IIIItIIIIIt-d, and who
hit» illi tittaik ol’ the. grim
A lIII'I‘litig or the IAIIilI'III' l7iiltIIIl
Whiut tillll) Witt-t httitl yt'HitIrtitiy utter
noon and the that prize wan won ‘lII'
MrII. Franklyn (l. Iirown, tliII IitIt-onil liSl'
Mil-I. (‘. S. Alisthorpe iIiIIl tho tlilI'Il lizt'
Minn lI} Ilitli Vrooui. Thi- iIIIxI IIiIItItlIII;
III the IIIIIlI will he ill the IIoIIII- of Min
ltIIIlolph IAlliiiSt'iit‘J'. in Bridgeport.
You can get. tli-kI-tII for ('0. DB.
xllliiH IlaIIIIII at. Capt. III. P. WIIIIIl‘s
ilrug more. at ltogIIrI-I III StIIvtIiIIt'. illltl
Willis ll. Seller-kin IIlotlIlIIg stores, and
at tho South Norwalk 'l‘rIIIIt ("IIIIIIIIIIII'.
ulIIo i'roiu IIII'iliiit‘l‘Ii.
ilr, I‘IIarltIa ii. ”(Illilliliiill II-I going III
lIarI- turkey for hln (ilII'lIItnIaII tiillnt'l'
llliit‘fiS all signs tall. for yesterday, Iii-i
il rt-portI-r was passing the illiliit‘ of the
genial IIiI)’Slt‘lilll he noted it i'rowrl ot
pI-oph- Hiiiniiilil.’ in front of Dr. llohan-
tinii‘s iIUIIHI‘ watt-hint: it with a great
rival of interest. ’l'lIIIrII IIII tiIII ridge-
pohI, walking 'up--aml down in a. tent.
nrvly IIIniIIIIIIfithi-I a line big turkey.
The bird llt‘W upon top of tin: izhlin-
IiI-y ltliii warmI-Il “It took for a Wiiiii‘
and then lit’W down the lint-k root'.
CANNON lNTRODUCES TAFT.
\\'.\SlllNIlTON, III-I‘, ‘Jl.—-—"(iii7.t- IIu
tlIl~ manly tIiriII.” With them- worth-I
IIIIttiII'Ii III the III-urn or lit'WNIlltpt‘llIit‘ti
itiliitt‘ Speaker (‘nnnon clappI-Il Seen--
ltart‘ Taft on the Siltiliitit‘lt-t w-ltitIlIoth
IlIaiIII~ .IIIIi Siliiillltlii IIIIIIIIiiiIII-I.I lht'
lsIII-I'IItiti'y of war. with .\i r. (‘niinon ittIIl
--IliII IIIII'I'IIIIII'y hitIi iIiIIi’ contort-none
{with ”to president and worn leaving
his oillIII- together. Mr. Cannon I'x
IIliIiuIIIi that lin~hiiti called at thI
WlIltII iloutie to present it pardon IIIIIII-
IIIIII liIt‘ secretary rIIIIIitrII'I'Il that in-
liIaIl I‘aliml on routine iIllSim'SH. I Roth
loath-III hail nothing oI'_ it polltlr'nl na
"-IIIII to say and after getting tiiiiHlliI‘
Eur tlII otilotI IIIIllIliIIi: I-nI-h wt-nt hi:
Ton n wan. .
FUNERAL 0F BROKER OLIPHANT.
‘ NIIZW YORK, lII-I, 'Jl."~i“liIiI‘l‘ili sI-I
‘Iii'l‘iI I‘or .latinIII ll. tittptrant. tlII- itrliir
or SiIIIl )IHII I'Iltty Ivy I‘lIIII'lI-e ,\ (iriw‘i'.
ot’ iIII-ztiiroit S l’._ who liit‘ll took his
iouu iiit' will ili'Iill‘ili‘xii'litifly at liit‘
iilliliit lthltil'lii‘t' on t‘lintnu avenue.
IliiIIIIIIIIu .\lr. tiIIIgI'r'II hotly iII await-
tiis|ltihiliilll lIy his fI‘iIIttIlrr.
i
We hear a
To the thoughtful giver the
one who get: It. That is pretty near
There's Neekwear. and.
tar Bags and—oh. come in. They
Sellout,
reet N.orwa.lk \
E1712 ' .
Plaque
and Condensed Milk.
i26 Waithlitgloti St.
Mitt Kernel“.
Phone 655-2. ’
Ito .IIt-oiintII and will
rill ill
ll'HE LEADINO DRY GOODS STORE.
TRISTRAM * a. .HYA TT.
was. a and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
Holiday Handkerchiefs.
'\
Holiday Handkerchiefs for Ladies. Gents and Children. For months we have been preparing
for our annual Holiday showing of all that is new and best in the Handkerchief line. The designs
and qualities are the most satisfactory that we have ever shown.
Plain hematitched allLincn l-landkerci’fiefs for ladies or gents, %, IA and 1/3 inch heme,
121/3c to 50¢. . “
Initial Handkerchiefs, ladies' and gent' It. neat initial in new designs, pure Linen, 12 3 and 25c.
Silk Initial Handkerchiefs for men. 50c. .
Embroidered Handkerchiefs Ior ladies. we have an endless variety of new and pretty cor-
ners. embroidered all over scalloped anti heinstitched edges, 12 V26 to $2 00.
DEATHS IAND FUNERALS.‘
w
Mre. Mary E. Bennett.
’l'liI- IlIIatII III filrn. Mary H. iii‘lllli'".
widow of Plan III-IIIII-tt, IllI-Il this
liltii‘iilIiI! ill ilt'l' I'i'hifit'lK‘I‘. No. '_’l lir-
('iiltl'ti Sil‘l’t'l. Sln- lIIIIl iit't'li nu ili\rliiii
l’IiI‘ II lilllIliIt‘l‘ III‘ \t'itl'h‘, hilt iitII‘t' lit‘l'
hllrit‘l‘iliflfi with Itiliil'ill't' ntul tilii'lstlau'
t'III'IltIiIlII. She was :I IIII-IIIln.-r IIt‘ thI-l .
Norwulk I‘IItIui‘I-uational i‘il'il'i‘ii IIIiIl‘
iIIII'lI'iughqu \I'otnan'e itI-liI-t t'ot'ps.i
Min. ii-t'lllit'll littii iII'I‘iI a l'I'hl'iI‘iIl III"
WIIIIIIIIIII :IIIii I‘\tii‘\r\l|ii\' for a termini
H. Krieger 8t .00.
Selling Out Our Entire Stock
OF
JEWELRY
lililll) years. and hail tiII« I't'nlit‘t'i III II
litrui- t'il't'it‘ of lriI-IIIliI. Sitt- 'ltt :tllI’I
I'lt'I-t'i III illli"I-IiNit‘l'. .\it'I-I. (‘lnt'iuett li.i
lluiI'H. who in iiit' 1:th IliI'lliiIt'l' of tilt-
lillliii). 'l‘lIII lliill‘l'tli III-rIlI-IIH will
prolinlIly lII- ilt'iti on Tllt'Still) iIi'II-r- ;.
noon from the ilIlI' l‘I'Siiit'llt'I‘. ‘
Michael Lane.
The IiI'Etlii'IIr Mit'liiit‘l l.aIIII. “’iiII'
for Hint!) yours run It saloon lit .‘Ih‘ Wit
“It Hil‘t't'i. Soilllt NIII‘WIIik. III'I-Ilt't‘IIli
last III'IIIIiIIi: at iIiII IiIIIIIII. :l ilitt‘ilautl I
IItI-IIIII For Stilllt‘ w-IIIlI-t ,\li i one ltatit '
itt' 't'ii t‘allinI: IaIIlIllI in lIIaltlI and Wild
IIIIIIIIII IIIIIIn lit IIiIsiIII-ae llnlliiii‘S Ita‘
“I'll and though nhh- toln- up and
uliout. “ilH olit‘lotII-‘lt in poor ilt‘ililil.
”t‘ in stirtiwil in a widow, The fun-
I'l‘iii will iII- lII-iil IIII .\lonIl:I\ at III It.
in. truth SI IIIIIII-IIlI'II I'lttirI-lt. null tlII-
iiilt-I‘Illt‘lli will it!‘ ill St. .\!:II'I'~4 ('t'lli' . . a .
I'lI I'_I. I /__. _
Funeral of Mrs. Purcuptle. I Away Below cost
'i'iII- tiinrt‘ai of tin littII .\lt'<. Mar i
IziIrIIt I'IIri-uIIliI- I\:I.~ ilt‘ili this Inoruint'.
at it tilt‘itit‘k, from St, .lom-ph‘e ('lilllt'll.?
ill-.I ‘I\'iiil:IIII Muller ollii'iatiuiz ”I-llt
IIII-IIIIII-rs oi Star of t'olIiiiIlIla t'itt-nii
('lIIllliilliiIIllb ot' i‘.tiiI'Slt‘lH III AIIIIIlI'IL
of whit-II lilt‘ IIIIII-I.I~Iii “.h a theta .
lII-i. illit'illit‘ti iii a both. 'l'iII- IIIIiI
lIIIai'I'I‘s \U'I'I' .l lit'lillliillt‘i. lit-Iii‘tu- l'.:i-1
still. i-‘rI-IlI-rii'lt AiIIlIII'HotI. William Wei-
stIlt. \i'llliutn it l'I-IIIIlnutoII and Frank
itIi'IIIoIIIi..- ’l'hII ilIIwI-I‘ itt‘iIl‘t‘l‘n‘ \tI'I'“.
.loswph ’l'IIIIIIiIIIIII, IIIIIII'LIII Make and
lIJIluarIl lI'liIlIIII'tI. 'l'l‘II lliit'l'!tlI‘lIl took
|iilII‘I‘ ill St .VIIII'I‘s I‘IIIIII tIII'I'
Mrs, Anna 6, Hubbelt.
'l‘lI. I‘IIIII-rai IIt' .\lr.~ .\IIII.I Ii. iillitv
iN'ii “as lth this :Il'tIII'IiootI lIIIiII :hI'
rl‘SitiI'ilI't' ot‘ llI.l' ilauulit- r, kit's. Kain
i' ilIiIIIIII‘, lliii .‘lulii hil't'l'i. Norwalh.
'l'lII- ltIII. Mr. .\.:IIr, ot’ lillitiitiIH. III’
iil‘illil‘ti. illlti lllit'l‘iilt'lll i‘IIlhIItt-II at
Norwalk ('I'iiit'it'i‘y. '1‘",
Mrs. Ellen' McSherry. I"
lI‘unIIinl M‘l'Klt’IS ovIII' iiit' lI'liii'iiliH
ol' lira. lIlliI-II MI‘ShI'll')’, ot’ .\'Iil'\V:liit,‘
will ilt‘ iiI‘iIi "from iit'l' ,IIII’s t'IIsliiiItit'I-f ‘
NI) l tit-I'Itrii i’iilt'l’. .IIIII .li :I Ii'I-loi'k
Monday morning troIII St. Mary‘s
t'lIIII'I-li. llllt'l’llil‘lll “iii l'IIliow at St.
Mary‘s ('IIIIII-IIII'y.
E ARE GIVING Ul’ this Depart-
ment and we are now closing out
_ ours stock of fine Solid Gold Ladies’ and
".Childrens Rings—we have about two
hundred of them to select from—they
Will go for less than the wholesale price.
WATCHES, CHARMS. CHAINS, ME-
DALIONS, «CUFF BUTTONS, SCARF
PINS, everything to close out at a great
Mre. Jesse Hopeon. - e 0
My; “pg-gm ,III..'MI:-'i”g;;I-«;,3mg sacrifice. Come in, buy your Xmas Pres-
‘ II‘ t“! it -I lit' ' i t
afternoon from her late rI’SiIit‘lltt'. .".III
.VlIIIIlI- hil‘t‘t‘i, Norwuik. ThI' RM". H.
il, t‘arpIIntI-i'. pastor ot' the Smith Nora
wttlk Baptist Church, will Oliit'iitli‘ ‘
Funeral of Thomas Sheehaii. 1 :»
The “moral of 'I'iIoiIIaII SIIIIIIhan will
iIt' hold at Ijiiti IIIIIIIIrtIIIw titt-II‘IIIIIIII'
llIilII his lutI- home, and at ;: o'IZoI-k;
I'IIIIII St .iIIIIIIIIli'II t'htirIIh. lIItII'IiIIIIut
sourti NORWALIC
SAVINGS BANK
95th SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND--
to the III-IIInIiIIIrII
AT THE RATE OF
Four Per Cent.
Per Annum
has. iil‘l'll tit't‘iili't'ti tor the :Iii. month-I}
ents and save one-half.
H. Krieger & Co.
\lse’itn Kendal; Skits
Special. Martins lot this meek.
Men 5 Sons anti Overturns -
uniting 'III-I-IIIIIIIIII' til, IIIIIT, It") IIII. on
IIIIIl illit'l .laIIIIaII ltt IIIIW
MI’ltIlI-r-IIII not than” will hi IIIIiitIIl
Iltnw lntirum
$8.95
wIIrth sitim
liIIlll .lainiaiI III Isms.
.\itiiII')' IIIIIIIII-IIIIIII IIII or lII-I'III'II Jon! M filV‘ c‘“u"%“5 S“:‘5 3““ GOOTCOB‘S I‘ m YM'IS.
IIIIry III. will draw illlt'l'l‘r‘i ri-IItiI {tau-l
itIII-t l [filli-
Ili'ZIiiiItlIZ I' illIIMISl'I
II'JI 'TW 'l‘t'oawuri'l‘
l
OUTFITTEHS ION MEN AND IOYI.‘ . ‘
ll NORTH MAIN ITNEET. SOUTH NONWALK.
w- ..._.....r
will follow in Si. Mary II (I-iIII-IIIrI
Funeral oi J. H. Curios.
’l'iIII tunernl of John H, HIIIIrlI-II. who
IlIoppI-Il dead to Haiti Not-walk TlliiI'III
day night. will he III-III toitmrrow iit
II-riiooil III :5 o'IIioI-II Iroiii ii‘ltt'h'II Sol-
The Norwalk Savings
CHNlITMAI” APPEAL,
The Salvation Army wliiiiIaI to Item
that they are not doing It» well thin
your mi in prI-vioIIiI your” in rulttitn!
(unite tor the dinner 'tor the poor and
lit, iiIII7.
(If FOUR (It)
in“ i‘t' ' ill
iii" \iIIlI-
’" ' m V" "”"Hm' '"r i" mm," IliI-rII' Unmet, Miroton. HiritttiiIiIII tron. and would be glad If
‘IIX illliilliii“. IIIil iIII tIi'IIIiIiIIIi to IiIImeII _‘______. ”w trio-tithe w’ouiti mm.) to "m" “'1”,
tot-w .IIIIIIIIII‘I Int. limit. and mid III WOONSOCKIT MILL SHUT DOWN. llllim'. They are in need of clothing,
WOONMKZKET, R. l.. Der. ill-
NotlI-eII were posted in the Alice Hill
of the Writinuoeiiet, Rubber Company
ImIIIy, announcing II IIhIitIIIIIvn of tom
III-yr, commencing December 2i. _
food. toye, etc. They could Iiieo mlito
mm of IIIIcorItt-henti clothing. u there
are many in dentitiite rireumtnnceit
wiio appeal to the ”Il'fliiofl Army for
help.
I
IlII-iII on and alter .lunttury III,
i"‘I' Iil'li"i‘ ol Iloiirtl oi Dirt-I'torin
I‘iil'llIiIIlIlt'K A. EMS.
'i‘rI-ueurel‘.
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Norwalk Chronicler