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HARRY GOODWIN. Hunt
I9. WIIK COMMINOINO
MONDAY JANUARY cm
MAINI D'FII‘IO THIS WIIK CANNOT II OUPLICATIO“
WIT N AT AN AOVANCI Of 20 TO 40 PIN
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311:”.IflAL STAMP OFFIB AND OUT PRICI COIN
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I H. OIIIN TRADING STAMPS FRI! WITH 50c PURCHABI
gNlON-OIAOI TIAB OR FR IBH ROASTED COFFIIB, ‘
BPICIAL CORN BALI.
ii. 1’ Corn. Country Gentleman variety—02.25 s Cass' 81.15 a beam
' Can Regular price, 1235c. ' '
1Com, fancy Maine-Si.” a Case; 00¢ a Dozen; So a Can. Regu-
(are. good standard—4150 new; St): a Dozsn; 7c a Can. 'Regu-
I r l H
'axrnh cranes WITH osoceav SPECIALTIES.
with 1” can A. I; P. 10 astamps with 1 pkg. Currants
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Soups”: .......................
10 Stamp: with 1 can Mustard Sur-
dines, at ...................... 10¢
' """iI'L '1 pi} an; on:
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,lth 2 pltgs. Corn 10 stamps with 1 pkg vaara,
"' ‘30”, {.3 ........ ”7‘ '0 Bi. ............................. 10¢
.- . ' '- Nation's Nauon'sStorslssspsr and Home of Pure Food
mu. Full Weight and Honest Trading.
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124 ”Washington St, South Nomalk.’
,Tcl. No.00. . Free Delivery.
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LBS. GRANULATED SUGAR.
Prunes... . . .......25c 3 caus'Corp ................... . 25c
Cut Biting Beans . ...... 26c 3 Cans Campbell's Soup .......... 25c
SS“ Baits Quality Pena . ...... 25¢ 2 pkgs. Raislhs ................. 25c
ins-n8 Special Canned Pears ..... 10: 3 pkgs, Kora Kinks ...' .......... 10c
rug New Year's Cake ..... 25‘: :I pkgs. Egng-See ...... 25c
_ .liicsuan Should rs, per lb. 10c Regular Hams, per in ...........
. MRI“ Bra. perd ...... ”Strictly ll'resh Eggs, per dos 45c
Nioevsristy Apples, Oranges, Wh its Grapes, Sweet Potatoes, etc.
TNITED GROCERY 00.
so North Main St.
Phone 143.
SALE Now GOING ON WlTli
IIIEII IIIIIIIIIIIS III IIIIIIIIIII}.
Men’s Suits and Overcoats divided
into three lots.
j ‘3 SM and $10.00 Suits and Overcoats, Sale Price ........ .. ........... S 5.00
' $12.00 and $14.00 Suits and Overcoats, Sale Price .................... S 7.50
. 3]...th and $20.00 Suits and Overcoata, Sale Price .................... $10.00
' BOYB’ SUITS AND OVERCOATB.
h 3ft at; East Norwallt.
$3.”, Bale Price . ........................................... . ....... 956
M, Bale Pride ................................................... B139
“.00; Sale Price . .................................................. 01.98
2am Sale Price . .................................................. seas
M, Sale Price . .................................................. $3.48
LONE“ 0000 KNEE PANTS ...................... .19C, 39C. ”C
V LIOOINB AND OVER GAITERI FOR MEN, LADIIB, MI“
I. AND CHILDREN . ............................................ 39c
BHOIB AT GREAT BARGAINS.
D. GOTTLIEB
11 NORTH MAIN STREET. SOUTH NORWALK.
sets in in the. trade as It is not the
policy of the ping companies to
mine and store coal when the cost of
mining is at its highest.
COAL TRADE FALLING OFF.
Mild Weather Has Caused a Lstrup
./ to a Great Boom
PHILADELPHIA. Jan. lO.—-The
t boom in the anthracite coal
"trade, which continued practically up
lathe close of the year and which re-
allied In the greatest year's produc-
”I. on record. has been halted The
W of the weather is primarily
mse of the suspension of activ-
is the trade while the curtailment
product and the shutting down of
have been contributing inc
( Dealers generally throughout
‘ the the country are well-stocked with
twiddle and the new year opened
”it. a dearth of orders so far as the
Wilt mpanies are concerned
PROMOTION OF RIFLE PRACTICE.
WASHINGTON, Jan. i0.—The Na.
tlonai Board for the promotion of little
practice began its annual session at.
the War Department today. Secretary
Oliver presided and about twenty mem-
bers of the annotation were in attend
an: e The purpose of the meeting is
to consider the conditions and n: r03-
ulations and rules for th conduct of
the competition for the National tro-
phy provided by congress,
...—
'Nature fairing still holds sway,
, While thee is yet no serious con- That is tlat.
~ . given to the matter of our You can see it any day.
the output this will follow very ‘ On a pat
isolate a decided improvement
~Washlngton Herald.
. ~10-
m: lot by this bank. interest at FOUR pct cent. , Could
Ind-y more sloeasu testimonial to the value of saving on the
arm BIS?
gthbholonMrself and be a sharsr in this semi-annual
it? “
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are ..
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SARAH l. HILLS.
Administratrix.
:14: )“iii: Street, Brooklyn. New York
m
pastas asp MINERALS.
Mrs. Mary H. Wayland.
Mrs. Her! H. Wayland, mother of
Hrs. Lester Hyatt, of 12 Arch street,
died at the home of relatives in
Brll‘swm't this morning. The de-
ceased was well-known and possessed
many friends in Norwsllr. The funeral
will be held at 1,110 ltaalstan avenue,
311le. at 2 o'clock Saturday at-
ternoou. interment will follow at the
Stratford Cemetery.
Hts. Jane Latinos.
Mrs Jane Motion, widow of the late
Joseph Medan, died this morning at.
the home of her son, David tendon, of
London avenue, Winnlpauk. The de-
ceaaod was 07 y rs of age. The fun-
eral services will he held Sunday of
teruoon at 2: 30 clock from the late
home. The die . Wemyssfimith. roc-
tor of St. Paul' Church. will onlciate.
interment will take place at the Sil-
vermlne Cemetery.
Funeral of Henry B. Ostrich.
The remains of Henry B.‘ Gerrish,
2c who died in Philadelphia. Monday. a
few hours after he was hurt on the
railroad, were brought to Norwnlk
yesterday and funeral services were
held this afternoon at 2:30 from the
South Norwalk Baptist Church. The
Rev ll. 8 Carpenter oillclated and
interment followed in Riverside Come
tery. The pail bearers were A. E.
Fraser Arthur Horton. Leonard R
ins. George Keisler John Tyler and-
Algie L. Beatles. ‘
STILL TR'INO FOR A JURY.
“ Night Sessions of the Thaw Trial Will
Not Be Held Until Panel is Secured.
NEW YORK, Jan 10.-- Thaw jury
, tilled box again, five subject to chal g
lt-ngc, Luncheon recess was ordered
with seven permanent and live tem-
porary Jurors in the box.
Rumors of a mistake in identity in
the attempt to serve Edna Goodrich.
the actress, wanted as a witness for
the defense in the trial of Harry K.
Thaw, led to the serving of another
subpoena iipon‘ the'youug woman at.
the theatre where she is playing last
night.
William Moore, a special employo in
the case, from Attorney Peabody's of.
lice, made the service. Miss Goodrich
and her mother received him on the
stage, anti the actress willingly III-
(opted the papers and promised to be
on hand whenewr desired
Justice Bowling announced that "W
night sessions of the court would not
be held until after the Jury is complet-
ed. When the taking of testimony be-
gins the court hours will be from to
a m. to 6 p m., with an hour for ion.
cheon The sixth panel of 100 taletr
men was ordered today to report in
court tomorrow morning. Justice Dow-
ling accept td the prevailing opinion
that the il e jury vacancies existing
when today a session began would not
be filled from the panel which re-
ported this morning
lv‘our absenteea from yesterday' a pan-
el coma in today,secu secured remission of
lines and were examined for service,
The last one of the four, William H.
Mrilugh a clerk, qualified as a tem-
porary juror.
The prosecutions fifteenth peremp-
tory challenge was directed against
Clayton R. Olena, a clerk, who had
qualified for cause.
The rate of progress in the disposing
oi talesmen at. the morning session was
distinctly slow, and during the ilrst
hour only nine names had been drawn
from the clerk's box.
The eleventh taleamau called finally
was accepted tooccupy chair No. 9 on
the temporary panel. He was Frank;
J. Howell vicevpresldent. of a drill
manufacturing company, who said he
could try the case strictly on the evi-
dence
Both sides seemed pleased with Mr.
Howell.
The defense used its twentieth chal-
Iellge against Houston M iiatller a
stock broker, whom Mr iittleton first
tried to disqualify for cause.
Willam L. Sondheim; a broker the
thirteenth or the talesmen up for ca’
amlnatlou, qualified after a brief
cumse of examination seemed surpris
and passed rather reluctantly into the
tenth place.
A report that Mrs. William Thaw.
mother of the deiendant is dangeroutr
ly Ill at her home in Pittsburg, reach-
ed the court house this morning and
was promptly denied by Thaw himself,
Tho fourth man to qualify at the
morning maitm was William Burch
assistant secretary of the Bowery
branchof the Y M. C A Mr iiurck
la a man of kindly face and silver
gray hair. [hiring the eastnination of
Mr, Burch Mrs Evelyn Thaw sent
several hurried messages to her bus
has“ It counsel' at table
Henry Duchncs a manufacturer was
selected to fill the twelfth chair just
before the luncheon recess and for the
fifth time the hon was lllld. lusticc
Down" directed the attorneys to
he malts for the peremptory process
of elimination after luncheon
South Norwalk Savings Bank
ourrso BANK BUILDING.
WHORWALK. CONN.
HARTFORD TR'Okfigv CONDUCTOR
HARTFORD, Jan. to -—!'rsdsriult
esi.tth a trolley conductor was lead
git and goats in tho police court to
day for assaulting a paIISIlger. during
a dispute stitlsg over a transfer.
Thlsss action W out of the attempt
10 most the of moving
tars showa‘ia ya on Sun
in which Canon Chess took a leading
pert. After Justice llama had great.
all sat alaustloa mag the police
from illegally interfering with one of
these shows an interview in which
Canon Chase was quoted as criticising
the action of the court was published.
Justice Maroon thereupon summoned
him to court to show “use why he
should not he declared in contempt.
The penalty am by law in such cases
is 2:50 line or thirty days' imprison-
men .
Special for- Saturday.
THREE ma um rosy
. 25c.
Down in the Old Cherry Orchard.
Billy Dear.
When it’s Howlight, Holly Darling.
W. A. Briggermau’s
NUBIO BTOII,
Donovan Stock, 182 Washington St.
Agent for Crescent Laundry.
o AMUSEMENTS D-
.nov'r's chasm
ONI WIIK COMMENCING
EMONDAY. JANUARY Stir.
Except Friday, January 10th.
THE POPULAR COSOROVI STOCK
COMPA Y,
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Dir, Presenting the Romantic Young Astor,
MR. ROLLO’ LLOYD,
in Dramatic and Classic Plays.
" High Class Vaudeville Between Acts.
Matinee Wounds!" and Saturday.
0c.20¢.300
“I“
Saturday Matinee—Arrah-Na-Pogue,
Saturday Night—Hollie Crista.
HOYT‘B THEATRE
ONE NIGHT,
. FRIDAY, JAN. 10TH.
Miller and Sullivan's Rwlvsl of the
Great Melodrama
wuv oIan LEAVE hows.
Every young girl, every pat-em or
guardian. every wayward young man
shown see that stron play. -
Popular Prices—13c, 25c, 35c and
50c.
Seats Now on Sale,
HOYT‘SF' THEATRE
ON! NIGHT.
MONDAY, JANUARY 131'H.
Mr H. W. Rosenthai Presents the Sea-
sational Westsrn Melodrama,
THE TRAIN ROBBERS.
Startling Situations.
Thrilling Cilmaxss.
Pleasing Specialties.
Special Added Attraction,
FREEMAN.
The World's Greatest Handcuff King
and Jail Breaker.
Popular Pricey—10c, 20c. 30c and 60c.
“We Now Selling.
MUSIC HELD
South Norwalk, Conn.
Go where the crowd goes and see the
ELECTROGRAPH
With ths W
MOVING PICTURES AND lLLUS
TRATIO BONGO.
Cha goof Pictures
MONDAY. wedgesoav AND 'Rl-
Will Is Sung by
L STUMPP,
South Norwalk's Favorite.
PRICES ............ So. 106 AND 15c
HATINEE ON SATURDAY ONLYu
We Guarantee This Show.
, ROLLAWAY
SKATING RINK.
NOR TH MAIN 11'
South Home”:
OPEN EVERY AHIRNOON
EVININO.
Hour,2toS—Sto it p. m.
Skating 10 cents in the afternoon.
instead of 26c" Ladies admitted free
nights: skates. ll cents.
Esta-a music at the Rink each Saturday
' afternoon.
BASKET BALL.
son Want anuosr
EVERY MINI“ NIGIII.
NIXT OAMI,
IVININO. JANUARY 13
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MONDAY
ALL STARS. of Norwalk.
first Cains Ssgins at S atoms.
DANCINC FROM 10 To 12.
After thsga-ae there is dancing
each evening until midnight, without
satrs charge toils patrons.
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'uos. s and 5 mm rumours.
AJANUARY CLEARANCES'ALE
OF
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It :is very unusual at this time of the’ycar, to be able to buy first class garments at such a
radical reduction in price as will be ofiered at this sale, which opens Thursday, January 2. Every
' Cost or Suit offered' Is a bargain.
season. Don't miss this chance to secure a bargain. ' ’ '
The lot includes some at the finest garments we have shown this
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ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS
Read the Friday and Saturday we
clals in Price’s adv.
Saturday sale of sheet music at i".
B. Cdleman's. See adv.
in the New York Grocery Store adv.
33y tell you what cash will do at the
re '.-
There will he an old fashioned the.
sale at the Boston Store tomorrow.
The adv. will tell you more about it.
The Barnes Bible Class ‘of the East
Avenue Methodist Church will hold Its
annual meeting and election of otllcers
tonight.
The new oillcers of iAnooln Council, I
O, U A. It, of this city, will be In-
stalled tonight at Mystic Chain Hall
in Washington street.
Mrs. Jack Montgomery, of 4 Union
Park. will leave tomorrow foI Water-
bury, where she will spend a few days
with relatives of that place
‘bois Beers, daughter of Attorney and
Mrs Louis 8. Beers, of Elmwood ave-
one. who was operated on at the hos-
pital yesterday for appendicitis, is re«
ported today from that institution as
doing finely.
Miss Elizabeth Austin entertained
the Matinee Whist Club, yesteulday a1
tcrnoon at her home, 34 West avenue.
The prize winners were Miss Hazel
Lockwood, Mrs. Ebenezer Hill and
Miss Grace Haviland,
The members of Trinity Branch of
the Girls’ Friendly Society had the
first of a series of cooking lessons last
night at the Guild room of the church
The teacher is Miss Brommer of New
York who Is to give a lesson each
Thursday night through the series.
A handsome and valuable bull ter-
rier. owned by William T. Ainiey, of
Orchard street. was struck by an auto-
mobile in North Main street yesterday
afternoon and died a short time later.
David W. Raymond picked up the fa-
tally injured little animal and took
it to his place of business, where it
expired
in the article in these columns last
night, concerning the local military
companies it was stated that the com
pany has to pay for the gas consumed
in the parlors. This was the case for
many years, but some time ago a law
was passed through the legislature in
which provision was made for annual
appropriation of $25 for lighting.
Attendance all hours day or l night.
UNDERTIKER.
i-‘unerpl Parlors in Connection.
Lady Attendant. Tel. 004.
Olllce and Residence,
84 80. MAIN ST" SOUTH NORWALK
eon
Cutlery. Tools, Blacksmith Sup-
plies and General Hardware.
oo‘ro
‘ 39 MAIN STREET. '-
llu Norwallt hardwarefio.
AND FOR
Skate Sharpening, Special Tools
and General Machine Work,
so to
Our Shop, in rest, ll Wall St.
doom-t“:
nu: sew sensor
or HEALING.
It removes the cause of
nuns and increases the
pulses. and you get well.
Si IAST WASHINGTON STRICT,
South st'wsik. .
T. FRANCIS, D. C.
Nlm Treatments OIYSR.
ratch-
o'u im-
TH.=‘=Krieger4 1'60.
/
DonuFeeltheMone'y
Stringency? I '
.I'
mE CAN HELP-YOU in a great many
little ways—~our charge system is
the greatest boon to people of moderate
means.
Come in and buy whatever you need,
and there is no doubt that you need a
great many things.
CLOTHING, CLOAKS. F-URS,
SHOES, HATS, UNDERWEAR. SUITS
and FURNITURE—We will make the
terms so easy and so pleasant that you
will never fail through tightness of money
matters.
Great reductions in all departments.
H. Krieger 8: Co.
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“Don’t Be a Lobster"
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The Thing!
To temper the temperature time I
wintry days. 030 will not "IS and
COkS is a less, but COAL sf glittering
goodness is the ens thing neural.
3 Our Goal needs no apology. You
wholly goshoppl instead. he WYW'W'WMM'M‘MW
"strained. "p eldest lifeboat “room 0 I gs! full value in but fit ”or! dollar
you can. and on the postman We ‘
believe a call at our store wtl eon- "PM“. “a...
view you that this is the place to m genus the thingi
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