merino-l7 knows that The Copyright Clothing Company is only s two-
r‘s’ias sol Ioes in. says use They have now decided to sell sit the»
9t! '0 lulu In: such reductions. if any such offer is made they either
. Lois-a you It the hutsnlnp of the lesson or an Mullins you at the end.
Jt ll in hipossihtlity for amerchsnt to lose money into still can-
Mm Our ten dollar [urine at: will equdi any of the mulled re-
troll .20 to m, etc. Jim. I. look will convince yOu.
"cart Wonk Commencing Monday.
corn in the World
500 Branch Stores in United States.
l24 Washington St" South NOIWdNi.
Old Postoflioe Stand.
Tel. 909.
$1 00
“it; Prunes 25c 3 cans Corn . ............... 25::
2 cans Cut String Beans . ......... 25c 3 Cans Campbell s Soup .......... 25c
43 an. Extra Quality Pens ..... . . 2 pugs. Raisins . ........ .. 25c
3 pkgs. Korn Kinks .
3 pkgs, Egg- -0-See .. .
Regular Hams, per lb. ....... ..
. Strictly Fresh Eggs. per (107.. .,,. .
mNice variety Apples, Oranges. Wh its Crepes, Sweet Potatoes, etc.
UNITED GROCERY CO.
Fort St., East Norwalk. 20 North Main St.
Phone 319-3. Phone 143.
SALE NOW GOING ON WITH
flflA ‘
'f'ifllll fllflillii IN fllfllHINB.
« Men’s Suits and Overcoats divided
into three lots.
9 S00 and $10 00 Suits and Overcoais, Sole Prim ................... 3 5.00
$12.00 and $14. 00 Suits and Overcoats, Sale Price .................... 3 7.50
.31.. .00 and 820. ill) Suits and Overcoats, Sale Price .................... $10. 00
BOYS’ SUITS AND OVERCOATB.
”.00. Sale Price ................................................... 95c
$3.00. Sale Prion .................. . ................................ $1.39
‘ ..OO Bale Prion ................................................ ,, . . $1. 98
> 5.00, Sale Price .............................. , ..................... $2.48
, $0.00, Sale Price .................................... . ............... 3MB
CHILDREN'S GOOD KNEE PANTS ......................... 19c, 39c, 69c
JERSEY LEOGINS AND OVER GAITERS FOR MEN, LADIES, Ml88~
' EC AND CHILDREN ............................................. 39c
,, sHoze AT GREAT anscnms.
D. GOTTLI‘EB.
‘11, NORTH MAIN STREET. SOUTH NORWALK.
' Glover’s The Place.
PHONE 5422.
Qar Shoes That Fit.
”— “w..."—
'539,143.12 Credited to Savers
January lot by this bank. interest at FOUR per cent. Could
he say more eloquent testimonial to the value of saving on the
, of every one?
his; this has. to yourself and he s shaver in this semiannual .
to the thrifty ones.
South Norwalk Savings Bank
7 . usrno IANR summonJ
,wmmsros I1. woswsut. court.
, requested to make immediate psy-
' and Grand Army being present.
. was a member of Douglas Fowler Post.
' of South Norwailt. He was also It
‘tucmber of Old Well Midge,
wlth them."
or “mun.
m5,triet., of Norwsik. ss.. mm
Court. issuers out. A. 11.1.»:
Whom. written spn purities It’ll
been: mods to this court for sdnunir
trstton of the estate of Benjamin tit.
John. late of Noerk, in said disJ
lrict. deceased.
Ordered, That said spplicstion he
heard and determined t,the Prohstes
Office in Norwalk, on 18th day
of January... 1008. at 9 o'clock fore-
noon; and that. public notice thereof
be siren to all persons interested
therein by. publishing this order in a
newspaper having s circulation in said
district. at, least live days before said
day of hearing. .
HENRY W. GREGORY.
in it Judge.
. SOLVENT NOTICE.
”-
District of Norwsik, ss.. Probate
Court, January 8d. A. D.. 1902s
Estate of Mary E. Bennett, low of
Norwalk. in said district. deceased.
The Court of Probate for the Dis-
trict.of Norwsilt, hath limited and al-
lowed six months from the date hereof
for the creditors of shit! estate to ex-
hlbit their claims for settlement.
Those who neglect to present their
accounts, properly attested, within
said time, will be debsrred n recovery.
All persons indebted to said estate are
ment to
CLARlSSA B. BATES,
14 ll 181.xecutrlx
DEATHS AND FUNERALS
Allen Lewis.
Allen Lewis, a veteran of the Civil
War. died at the Fitch Soldiers' 5 Home.
Noroton, Thursday. The deceased was
sixty-three years of use. Funeral ser-
vices will be held at the Home Chapel.
Monday morning. Interment will fol-
low at Spring Grove Cemetery.
Funeral of Benjamin at. John.
The funeral of the isle Benjamin St.
John was held yesterday afternoon
from the residenceof his brother,
Lester St. John, at Forest. Hill Villa,
RoWnyton. and was very largely at-
tended, delegations'frdm the Masons
The
deceased was a veteran of Company
1. Third Connecticut Volunteers, and
No. liiii
i‘. and A. M. The services were con-
ducted by Rev. Smith Sands. of Long
island. a former pastor of the Barton
Methodist Episcopal Church, assisted
by Rev, Ernest, W. ilysshc, of the
iiowuylou Methodist Episcopal
Church. fluorite H. ilirst song very
effectively "Asleep in Jesus" and
Heaven is lily Home.” The Masonic
service at the house was conducted
by Frederick T. iicohlcr, master of lin-
loll Lodge. No. ll. of Stamford, and the
full I-ituul was carried out. The sor-
vices at the grave in l'niou (‘emett-ry
were in charge of Douglas Fowler
Post. The llm'al tributes were many
and handsome. not only attesting the
regard of runny l‘clatlvcs‘aml friends.
but Mr. St. John's love of plants and
flowers, as be was for many years cn«
staged in the greenhouse business in
iluricn. He is survived by his brother.
Lester St. John, of Rownyton. and it
sister. Mrs. Nelson ’l'uitic. ol,SmItlI
Norwalk: a widow and six children.
Mrs. M. A (lay. of New Haven; Mrs.
William ('til'l'Oll. of Bridgeport: linrry
St. John and Miss Lulu St. John, of
Hartford; Mrs. Jessie Toms, of list"
ion, ntul llmijamiu St. John, of Row-
ili'ltlii.
Funeral of Mrs. Jane London.
The funeral services of Mrs. .itmo
London. who died yesterday morning
will be held tomorrow afternoon at
her into home in Winnipauit,‘ at 2:30
o'clock. The Rev. Wemyss Smith.
rector of St. Patti'rl‘,Church. will of-
ficiatc. interment will follow at the
Silvcrmiue Cemetery.
Funeral of Mrs. Elizabeth Miller.
The funeral of the late Mrs. Eliza-
beth Miller will be held tomorrow ni-
ternoon at. 2 o'clock from the First
Methodist Episcopal Church. Rev.
Saul O. Curtlce, DMD. will oiliciate.
and burial will be in Rivmsldc Cem-
ctery.
Lookihg for Bodies of 3 Firemen
(Continued From First Pale).
police to keep the crowds as for as
possible away from the wrecked build
to}. as there was still danger that the
entire building might collapse. as a
result. of the contraction of the steel
girders. as cooled. The police lines
therefore were maintained and no one
was permitted to enter the restricted
area. This caused a complete tie-up
0f the Fourth avenue trolley line, and
it. was not expected that any cars
would go over the Eighteenth street
t-rmslni‘f during the day.
Superintendent Fullerton. of tho
American Lithographic Company. «Ii-
Iw'lly ucrnas Ihc street, front the burn-
ml building, said today that fully an
hour before the alarm was given he
smelled smoke and had a. thorough
search mdne on every floor of his
building. An hour later the firemen
were in possession of one of the upper
Iioornmf the American Lithographic
Company" It building turning a flood of
water on the Parker building through
a big pipe fed by six lines of bone. The
great stream of wntcr shooting across
the street in tho xlnre of the two big
scnrchlights proscntmi a spectacular
sight in the dark of the night and early
morning. The falling sprny rovort-d
the Inuit and fire apparatus in ”W
nth-l lwiow willt coats of Ice.
Deputy Chief Binns said: "The fact
llutt the fin- galncd great. hundwuy‘ was
dm- entirely to the lack of water. At.
the present lime in New Yorit tho wnt- ‘
or towns cannot reach above the
eighth floor. Because of the poor
water pressure the three water towers
had to be laid aside useless. after in-
elfectuul attempts to do mod work
The through subway service which
ind been resumed during the early
rush hours wss suspended shortly after
h o'clock owing to fear of the oleisis
that the wreck of the Porter Buildup
:Mfln collapse and crust through into
”underground" tube
The olcisls of the ism
7W o7 lie on
st work to ldiu ' the on
we end
stsr been seen since.
IERIII OP IIRNCNI RIWMID.
The series of sermons on the“
clot Hassles of Christ to His Church"
which Dr. Curtice bent: in December.
Mwltleh were ian b! the
Christians end other special sermons
of late, will be resumed tomorrow
morning. The aim in these sermons
is to set. clearly forth the substance of
these manual, recall the conditions
which made than necessary, give the
historical situation which determined
the form in which they were cast, sod
than melts an application of them to
the modern church. The peril of com-
promisin; with the “world spirit" and
the rowsrd of faithfulness to the high-
est grade of spiritual life will engage
the special thought of preacher and
peepie together tomorrow morning. as
the religious life of one of the most
beautiful cities in Aslo. Minor is de-
scribed. »
Special for Saturday.
runes BIG lil'i‘Sl'Oli
25c.
Down in the Old Cherry Orchard.
Billy Dear.
When it's Moonlight, Molly Darling.
W A. Brigg ennan ’s
MUSIC STORE.
Donovan Block, 132 Washington St.
Agent for Crescent Laundry.
(I AMUSEMENTS D-
HOYT’S THEATRE
ONE WEEK COMMENCING
MONDAY, JANUARY “It.
' Except Friday. January 10th.
THE POPULAR COOCROVE STOCK
COMPANY.
Presenting the Romantic Young Actor,
MR. ROLLO LLOYD, '
in Dramatic and Classic Plays.
High CIsu..Vsudelele Between Acts.
Matinee Wetland“; and Saturday.
Evening.
Matinm.
Saturday Matinee—Arrah-Na‘PomIe.
Saturday Night—Monte Cirillo“
HOYT'S THEATRE
ONE NIGHT.
MONDAY, JANUARY 13TH.
Mr. H. w. Rosenthsl Presents the Son-
sational Western Melodrama,
THE TRAIN BORDERS.
Startling Situations.
Thrilling Climsxes.
Pleasing specialties.
’ Special Added Attraction,
. FREEMAN.
The World's Greatest Handcuff King
and Jill Breaker.
Popular Prices—10¢. 20c, 30c and 50:-
Seats Now Selling.
r...______._._
HOYT' 8 THEATRR.
MATINEE AND NIGHT.
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 15.
Matinee, 2:15; Evening 8:15.
The American Vitagrsph Co. Will Pre-
sent the Fight Pictures of
TOMMY BURNS
and
CUNNER MOIR.
Entire Battle From Start to Finish
. ' and an
Entirely New Show of Moving Pictures
DON'T. mos THIS FIGHT.
Popular Prices,
Matinee-10o and 20c.
Swampy—Orchestra and Balcony.
25c; Gallery, 10:.
MUSIC Hunt:
South NormIk. Conn. ‘
Co where tits crowd-goes and see the
ELECTROCRAPH
With the Latest v
MOVING PICTURE! AND ILLUO-
TRATED CONGO.
Chsnps of Pictures
MONDAY, WEDgAEVSDAY AND PRI-
iilustrated Songs Will Is Sung by
MR. CARL STUMPP,
South Nmulit’s Fluorite.
PRICES lie. 10c AND 15¢
MATINEE ON SATURDAY ONLY.
We Guarantee This Chow.
ROLLAWAY
SKATING RINK.
NORTH M1!” 31'
South Home":
open svznv AFTERNOON AND
zvzmuc.
Hour, 2 to H to it p. m.
Skating 15 cents In the afternoon.
instead of 25c.. Ladies admitted free
nights: skates. 15 cents.
Extra music It the Rink osch Saturday
‘_ afternoon.
a"... -.......... —-....—.
BASKET BALL.
NORWALK ARMORY
[VERY MONDAY Nllllil.
NIX-:7 GAME,
MONDAY EVENING. JANUARY i2
XAVIIN A. A.
COMPANY P
. Prelimlu Comm
MONT UK.
. vs.
ALL STAND. of Norwallt.
First Cams D1Ill It I O'CIOsII.
. DANCING! ON ”TO 18.
After the men titers is dancing
each nosing until midnight, without
ultra charge to the pstms.
‘ ADMI I cents.
mm ”184'!“-
T
”ISTRA it. Hrnrr
NOS. 2 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
A JANUARY CLEARANCE SALE
OF
0
Ladies Clicks, Suils and Furs.
It’ Is very unusual at this time of the year. to be able to buy first class garments at such a
radical reduction In price as will be offered at this sale, which opens Thursday, January 2. Every
Coat or Suit offered ts a bargain. The lot includes some of the finest garments we haze shown this
season. Don'gmiss this chance to secure a bargain.
'i'
mom I. HYAT'I', NORWAIIK, CONN.
ADVENT C
The social of
URCH SOCIAL.
he Advent Christian
Church, last evening. at the home of'
anit DcLesltey. in Myrtle avenue,
East Norwsik. was a decidedly pleas-
ant event, and was largely attended
During the evening vocal solos were
rendered by Miss Laura Burns. 'Miss
ldn Ainsworth and Miss Helen Dc-
Leakey, and by Otto iiurns. The even-
ing was spent. with various social
pastimes
srs'rs v'or CONNECTICUT.
. SHELL sun comes.
' ——
New ilswn. December 20. 1901.
The Shell Fish Commissioners will
meet as a Board of Relief at i p. In.
on Tuesday, January 7. 1908 nt the
office of the Commission, Room ..0.,
865 Chapel street New Haven, and by
adjournment to the following dunes
and places, viz Greenwich, New
Town Building. Monday, January Ill,
of l: 45 p. In; South Norwniit, City
Council Room, Monday, January 20.
at. l p m.. and oi. the office of the Corn-
mission Tuesday, January 28, at i
l. m.
7 The assessment lists, which have
been somewhat. revised. will be Olwfl
to inspection. Objections must be
made on or before January 2N.
GEORGE C. WALDO.
CHRISTIAN i-lWAIl’i‘Z,
.IOHN ii. CLARKE.
Shell Fish Commissioners.
16 ii Iii.
MEETING or BOARD or its-
rntsrn AND TAXATION.
w
Mayor's Office.
South Sorusilt, Court.
A "wetting of the Hoard of Estimate
and Taxation of this city Is hereby
called to be held at the Council Cham-
hcr, on Thursday. the filth inst, st 8
o'clock p. m., for the purposes of or-
g.nnizntion appropriation for the scr-
erai departments of said city of such
moneys as may be necessary for the
uses of said department until the first
Monday of April. i908. and to author-
ize the borrowing of such moneys. bas-
ed upon said appropriations, as may
be necessary for the uses of said do.»
partmcnts.
Date-(l January 10. i908.
FRANCIS l. I’I'R\i‘i .i.,
Mayor of said City
A true copy. Attest:
JOSEPHR RTAYLOR.
City Clcrlz,
110 St
Attendanceml hours day and 'nlght. .
FREDK. H. GINUNG
UNDERTAKER.
Funeral Parlors in Connection.
Lady Attendant. Tel not.
Office and Residence
34 80. MAIN ST" SOUTH NORWALK
won
Cutlery, Tools. BiscksmithSup-
plies and General Hardware,
. no 10
39 MAINsmsr,
iiie Norwait Hardware Co.
moron
Skate WWTools
sndGenerdMscliineWorll.
core
Our ShoplinresrlleiiSt.
.c'nmomcnc »
THE NEW SCIENCE
0! W.
it removes the cause of mulch
ms and foetuses the
04 CAI? WAIHINOTON STRICT.
lentil NM Cons.
T. FRANCIS. D. G.
MTmm
H. Krieger ti Co.
29-3l West Washington St.
SOUTH NORWALK.
DoYouFeeltheMoney
. Stringency?
\lliE
the greatest boon to
means.
Come in and buy whatever you need,
and there is no doubt that you need a
great many things.
CLOTHING, CLOAKS, FURS,
SHOES, HATS, UNDERWEAR, SUITS
and FURNITURE-ewe will make the
terms so easy 337d so pleasant that you
will never fail through tightness of money
matters.
Great reductions
CAN HELP YOU in a great many,
little ways—our charge system is
(
people of moderate
in all departments.
H. Krieger & “Co.
“Don’t Be a Lobster”
Ceai’ s
The Thing!
To temper the tempsrstm the"
divinity Guys. gas will no. pup and
use Is I joke. but COAL of glittering
goodness is the one this. m
Our Cost needs no apology. You
M M ”9'0 not one shot emf
ptfuffvsiuelnholtforousryhftsr
All COM-'0 til! tiling!
III innit ital it.
A
Norwalk Chronicler