Sale sea Sheets
A1Good 111111111, I» Buy.
ELEAcHEo sHEETs. .‘
72x90........i5c 721190 we, ceamleys 1
81x90. . . . ....55o 81:190. 60o, seamless
811399 650, «amino ‘
lt' Is mammary for 1111;: ,V
9114.031; your?” ‘ ggis‘t to . to
42 6.10 42 6 tbfl ‘ o
45;“..12/3': nice 3:, FrunortgggiL ",‘beét' inprescnption work.
Good claim, butwecun’t‘
L the best. .
(I This storociaims ability, ‘
capability, facility and a
complete stock or drugs. -
(I We have the goods, the
E K. BANKS
dauncssnonsirnr. noon.
acorn NORWALK.
‘ brought out we get it.
Incl Itwi
Harold St. George, of Main street, is.
irrNew Haven, today.
4-Prlme Rib Roast 121,430. Butter3's. I
Miss Hazel Blascer of West Main
street. expects to attend a fashionable
Inception to be held this evening, inI
Bridgeport.
‘,—Choice Fowls, file 111.;
Chickens. 18c. Hayes' Mkt.
At the present time fifty-two people
are being cared for at the town form.
,under the direction or Superintendent
William H. Hendrick.
--Umbrellas, Winter Caps. O'Brien.
Mail~Carricr George K. Nickcrson.
of Belden avenue, is enjoying 11 day‘s
vacation from his duties at the Nor-
Roasting
walk postoflicc. Frederick Miller isr
substituting for him.
—l1eg of Lamb, l4c. Buttery‘s.
Clinton Corrrnrandory, Knights Torn
plar, No. 3, will hold a regular corr- 1
clove, this evening, at its quarter-1.1 in
Wall street, when the templar degree 1
will he conferred.
———-EIgin Butter, 3211, lb. FL) 11 81 Co
C. Buck I)ubols has taken his auto
mobile out of (ourrnission for the win-
tor. and leaves today for Boston
Mass: where he intends to remain 1111-
til after New Year's.
-—-Soft and Crush Hats. O'Brien.
The automobile which was struck
by the large Work car of the Connec-
ticut company, in charge of Motorrnan
Frank Raymond. recently. has been
removed from the place of accident in
Greens 11111111111.
v—ls your horse thin and week. i
Horse-Health will restore nor 111.11,
health. 50 cents. Brouer & \inlonc.
St. John's Lodge. No. Ii. \ 11‘.
A. M., hold a regular meeting, last;
evening, at the Masonic Temple in
Wall street. The Master Masons d11-I
grce was conferred. and other business l
matters wore transacted |
|
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—Best Cranberries, 13c qt. 1).
Lawton & Co.
Miss Elizabeth Richardson, control
to is a priiatc pupil of \l. Front of
the Musical Art Institute, of New
York, who will make her a frrrnlshedi
oratorio singer. Miss Richardson is}
fire coutrnlto of the Stamford Cougrc- !
tiOnaI churt l1 and has been a prrpil of
Mrs. ilawley Davis. of Bridgeport
-—Moving Pictures and illustrated‘
Songs at Ho3t's Theatre, tonight. Pric. 1
cs 5 and 10 cents—no hlgirer ‘
"The Sanfordinn" is the title of 11'.
bright little publication that is to lli'i
issued monthl3 b3 the students or tlrc'
Sanford school. Redding Ridge. The
first number has just made1 its appear»
once and is decidedly creditable to its
editors and to the school. The staff of
the publication is as follows: Athletic
and social editor. John Paul; advertis—
ing manager. Cholnrondelay Thornton:
business manager, William H. Kitch-
nor.
~lan1b Fore, 8c. ‘Bnttery’s.
Jackson’s
and , 1
equipment, the prim-1
111. it. 11111. .11.
I ”11011111 MAIN sTnEET.
TEL-1.5.2.313-
hlllllirrrrr linll, of Weston, has been
spending a. few days with Norwalk
relatives.
MONEY ADVANCED
to all. on their household furniture,
pianos and other personal property.
witlront removal, on their own name
without indorscr. Call and see us. In-
dependent Loan and security 00., ,
'antlund Bldg" Washington St. Office
open until 7 p. in. Monday and Sec
urday until 8: 30.
Horace E. Dana 81 Son,
15 Wall IL, Norwalk.
Real Estate and
Insurance.
W. it“. several decided bargains
in Income producing PM”!!! “Ml .
must increase In value with tho rapid
growth of tho town.
GUNS
Sacrificed. i
For the remainder ,of the
season we will sell the Balance
of our Stock of Guns. consistv
tug of the well-known makes
. of ‘L. c. Smith, ithacu Ham-
merless, Syracuse Iéiammen
less. Hopkins «1 Allen, Ameri-
can Gun 60., w. H. Hamilton,
Harrington 111 Richardson, Etc.,
Regardless of Codi
DON'T MISS THE CHANCE.
Norwalk
Hardware Co
39' MAIN sTREET, NORWALK.
5111111 .
CHRISTMAS
Photographs
. IN THE NEWEST STYLES.
Having remodelled my Studio,
I am prepared to give the best
jot‘ the Art to.n1y patrons.
DON'T DELAY—Altho' we make '
Christmas Sittings I
_ up to MOnday before Christmas .
,,or later if necessary. '
New Art Line
~Water Color Paintings :
in all sizes,
. FROM 30:: To $5.00.
.Snrafl Gold and Silver Frames '
FROM 25c UP.
_ Just Right for Small Pictures.
Picture Frames
1 IlnrQurn Model Frame Shop.
COME AND see we CAN ’"
,I 1, nuance you. 1
l Jackson s Studio
go’sposlte Hotel Norwalk, Conn.
W Edith 1111.1
Lrifiihs
Our Tan, Lace Walking Boots
will intercét you in 11er
and service. ‘
CLARICE
I $3.00
1 CROSS
, $3.50
Also, Tan, Eutton, Suede Top,
. $400
Wear Shoes That Fit.
122 WASHINGTON STREET.
PHONE 542-2.
The 11111111111111, of
' South Norwalk
who pride themselves on being neatly
and stylishly dr.essed whether for
. business or dress occasions, are large-
ly Koppel patrons. There‘s a style and
finish that are always found in well-
tailored suits, and you are. sure of be-
ing pleased here.
We are looking for
customers.
LEO S. KOPPEL,
FASHIONAIILE TAILOR,
24 No. Main 81., ‘ South Norwalk.
Tel. 336-5.
“come again"
PAGE runes ‘ 3
. Perhaps you have never thought of it before, bill it is a fact that as much
art can be shown in fashioning wood into furniture. ns'in painting or sculp~
ture. Our stock comes from the best Irrakers we know—makers who employ
the best fingers money can hire. Its first 11s a new idea in furniture is
Our purpose is to keep right. ‘in front of the proces~
club. We have the stock. the ability and the willingness 16 give you the best
11913111110111- prices are no higher lfor the best fur'nltureI than the next best
costs. elsewhere. 1 .
Funeral Directors and Embulmers, 1
12- l8 North Main Street, . ‘ . South Norwalk, Conn.
O. B. Jackson
Optician.
Everything in the Optical Line.
Eyes Examined Free.
58 WALL STREET. PHONE “I. NORWALK. I
V O
w.
Our Unparalleled Line
_0FW
Automobiles
FOR 1909 . ~
Locomobile, Elmore, Corbin, Cadillac“30"
Chalmer-Detroit “30" and “40,1.
E._M._F. “30.”
Every car in this “it Is a leader In its class.
Demonstrations chterfully given.
W
F. E. Lee! tweed 81 Co.
39 Wall St, N'orWalk, Conn.
ALL KINDS OF" ” ' “
Eille} BUUKINB ,APPARAIIJS
Reed & Volk Electric (113.,
36 WASHINGTON STREET
TELEPHONE 3.5.4.
Holiday Pm Cushions
AND SOFA PILLOWS
are the lrandsornest we have ever shown. Make your selections early.
N. E. Ryan 8. co.
86 Washington Street, South Norwalk.
it s comfortable to he stylish if you wear a pair of our
lllllllil iii if VlillilYSHi]
They' .re comfortablé when new and stylish when old.
11111
i i: 1*. .fl-‘i
FLYNN & RY '«WWtr'is's1W'11'
The Parts Cloak and S": tr House,
33 SOUTH MAIN STREET, SOUTH‘ NORWALK.
marked Dow-n Sale, for Saturday and Monday. on Suits.
Coats. Skirts, Waists. Furs and Petticoats
We positively give 3011 more for your money titan any store in town be-
cause we are the largest dealers of this class of merchandise in this part of
the state. The other stores control buy at such low prices as we obtain
for our patrons. and again they have not the (Windows in [1113 Int: as We have
That's wiry they 11111111111 offer such values. Como and be convinced. lie
l member this sale is for two days only
i
SALE IN BOTH STORES.
545 MAIN 8T., STAMFORD-
are now on display in our wirtdmics. and you will agree with us they
Cares Eczema Quickly.
New Drug, Poslum, Now Obtalnable In
8mm Quantities.
Since its discovery one year ago the
new drug, poslnm. has successfully
crrred thousands of chronic cases of
eczema and other distressing skin
afflictions. Heretofore poslarn has
been dispensed 8011113 for the benefit
of eczema patients in large jars sufllc
lent for a month‘s tr.eatrnerrt This
was found to be an inconvenience to
man thousands who use it for minor
t1orrhlcs,srrch us pimples, blackheads.
herpes acne. scaly scalp, complexion
blemishes, itching feet. piles, etc.
which require but a small quantity to
Clllti.“ To overcome this, and in res-
ponse to urgent appeals. the dispensers
0f poalnrn have been obliged to adopt.
in addition to the regular two-dollar
charge a special fifty—cent size.
ion in future nrav be round on sale
at The Clifford Pharmacy. Edw. W
Kelle3, .lr.‘ s and other leading drug
stores, in Smith Norwalk, or it may
be ordered direct from the Emergency
lnrlrorutorlus, N0. 32 Wcst 25th Street,
ly; chronic cases being cured in two
wee in less serious skin troubles,
resu is are seen after an overnight up-
wrltlug to the laboratories for them.
WNonth's "inlets cot/1111191 V»
SION ER.
Reported That John Malone Will be
Named Next Monday Night.
it is understood from good sources
been on the table for some time. is
to be taken up and disposed of at the
ncxt. regular meeting. which will b:-
bcld Monday evening. at the council
clnunhers in W Ill street.
The matter has iiNll dulctl3 dis-
111111-11 and planned and it has been
prwntlcnlli d1 etdcd that (‘ouncllmau
.lolnr Malone will be put up as a (1.1111-
(iidate for the position. He is the
chairman of the highway committee.
FiNED FOR EMBEZZLEMENT.
1 HARTFORD. Dct'. 1i.~ln the ilnllctl
Slates iiistrlrt Court, today. Charles
W. liens-lg, of liockvilic, was fined $35,
turd sentenced to- Tollnud county jail
for one your for emb-zzlcruent. lion-
sig “'11:: employed in be money order
department of the postofiicc.
M'CRYNE FREED OF CHARGE.
Norwalk Man Not Held in Higher
Court for Theft From Person.
The case of Benjamin McCrync, of
Norwalk, came up yes s'tcrdny morning.
among others, before Judge (lager, in
the Superior court; at Bridgeport The
charge or theft from the person
nollcd.
McCryne was charged with having
stolen a. pocket book from Patrick
Leonard. in Main street, Norwalk, on
the 14th du3 of September. lr‘eonnr'd
did not appear against MeCr-yrre 311s
tcrday- Attire time of the alleged
their, Judge iockwood hound the ac-
cused over until this time.
w‘i have been'sornewlrat costive.
but Doan's Regrriets gave just the re-
sults desired. They act mildly and
regulate the, bowels perfectly.”
George B. Krnuse. 306 Walnut Ave,
WES
‘liifillfillfi lift
lliil llflllllllw
Employers Want Sober Men. 11
Competition is we keen and life!
too strenuous for an en1p103 or to he p
men on his 11113 roll whose nerves are
unsteady and whose brains are pot
clear.
Every litre of business is best plug
to close its doors to drinking mhti,
biulriteh 11111111 is a disease hind lllt a
most diseases—«has lts‘ remedy: gory
rine tIs tlroIreliablc treatment pad is
sold under 11 positive guarantee to of-
feet. 11. cure or your money will he'rs~
funded. Orrlne is in tire 1111111111 iNId.
1 which can be used without the tin/1
that the matter of 11 street conunlsslon— '
or for the city of Norwalk, which has
tlent's knowledge in tea, coffee or
food, and No.2 for those wltti wilillI t0
be cured.‘
’l‘ he guarantee applies to both fogmri.
Mailed in plain scaled package on re-
ceipt or 81. White for free booklet. -
mailed in plain sealed envelope The
Orrlnc 00., Washington, D. C of Ed-
Aitoona. Pa.
DAUGHTERS OF HERMAN ELECT
OFFICERS.
liorrlse Dodge, Daughters of
111111111. held its annual proofing,
rresday evening. at the hall or the
liero
ch
New York (.‘ft3. in all eczema cases, South Norwalk Quartctto Club in ward W Kelley, JR. " Nfll‘ih Milli!
poslatn stops itching with first appli-l North Main street, when officers were t"ll'f‘i’l- SW1“ 1‘01 “id-“f 3.,
cution.11nd proceeds to heal immediate elected as follows: - . 1.. ..___
HoosE IN WiNSTED 116311111
\i’lNS'l‘itl), Doc. 4'.——The police
Presidcnthrs. Adorn Schmidt.
Vice-l’residont—M1's. Johnson.
Financial Secretur'y—-liirs.
Adolph 1
plicution Dnnke. ' here 31stcru1rv arrested Frank Prince,
Samples for experimental purposes; Recording Secretarywhlrs. John 1 a 1112,111th is wanted in 11111111111111,
ina3 still be had. free of charge, by, Mochring. norm-11 it In said that he robbed the,
house of (3901311 1'). Alvor‘d, in that.
iplnce. on the night of November 12.
Prince was taken for a hearing this
I attcrr.roon
’l‘rtutsurer~Mrs. Christian Kraeruer.
Deputy—Henry Kristo.
The new officers will be installed at
the next meeting.
Hints for
Christmas Shoppers
on Every Cdt‘r‘hter
at Wanernalrer’ 5
When lists are long and choice difficult, gift givers should
try this helpful store.Sl1.op by mail if you cannot come your-
self. 011 all sides. .rc thousand: of beautiful articles that can
be bought at small outlay. Witl, Christmas in mind. our
buyers have searched the 11137:; of the world for things now.
The ‘ (2111111111
Excellent Cuisine.
Dinner: Evenings,
6 to 8 p. m.
Sunday Dinners a Specialty.
Dinner Parties and Banquets
.Soiicltud.
CHARLES REYNEKE,
Pfipriotor.
Telephone 999.
TEL. 573-4. TEL. 5734.
We Thank You
'l‘hunksgivlng holiday.
your trade by
for the least possible price. At 31.- 3 At $150-—
(‘hase 1% Sanborn’s Teas and Coffees . , . ..
have been the standard for years the l0 yds Dress Gmghams. ' igyii'gihincfiiogls‘hhanm:
world over. We. keep all grades Teas “At $1.25....- 10 yds Cong“ Cheviot 3 '
£110,111 4:; to 70¢ per lb.;Coffeos from 10 yds. 36inch Pmalet y ' ‘
51: to Sc per lb. ' 0
Newport Sausage. lieirrze Mince g) {d5 Fancy and mm“ At $1.5
Month-Riches Fruit. Cake Pure Honey lilluygdsmifanc311Seersuckerl 10 yds. Galatcn Cloth. .
and epic S311.np hr osh Made Creunr- i .;, -~ - - ».1,
‘ I113 Butter, sweet as a rose. Montclair 10 yds Enghsn S‘mmgs F'St Hmr' Old Bmldmg' 3,;
.lnrns, Murrnolndes‘ and all Table Dell-
circles. imported Crackers and Waters
in a great variety. Strictly Fresh Eggs.
imported and Domestic Cheese. lrrr-
ported Chutneys and Sauces. Try our
Canned Goods. We have tirt1 finest. line
of Canned Corn. Peas, Succotash. Lima
Beans. Spinach. Asparagus and all
kinds of Fruits in glass and tin. Comes, 1,"
and see us.
BUY EDIBLES YOU CAN EAT.
Church 81 Miller
LEADING GROCERB.
_ 33 WEST WASHINGTON‘BTREET.
The Great DIfference
between 1111 Edison Phonograph and
n113thlng else you can think of. as a
Christmas gift is that people tire of
anything else you can think of.
You have 1111111111111 of seven models:
$12.50 1113711601“.
TheA. J. Angevinc
' 81 Son Co. ‘
" as so. MAI-N 6T-160UTH NORWALK. ,
134 AND 1130,1WA8HING1TON GT1 ‘ 11
for your very liberal patronage for the
it will be our
aim and constant endeavor to merit
giving the best goods
useful and artistic. giving as careful attention to the selection
of the simplest holiday tokerrsco sting a few ccn‘s. as to morc
expensive articles, so here you will find tasteful gifts for the
individual, for household use. practical gifts and gifts purely ..
decorative at very moderate prices. wit». give you a few hints
from the hon of inexpensive firings that crowd our shelves.
All-wool Surah Serge Dress Patterns
at $3. 50 and $4. 00
A dross pattern of this excellent fabric will prove a pretty
as well as practical gift. This serge comes in various colors.
. including blues. reds. tan. brown, green, gray and black. and
we have it neatly boxcd,“in lengths ~cf seven yards, at 83.50
and eight yards at 84 "'1'“
Cotton Dress Goods Patterns
A charming assortment of fresh bright cottons also neatly
holed, is full of the happiest holiday hints. In patterns of
ten yards;
'i, ' 1 Now YorkCity,II
Pretty Elastic Belts,. $1
These trim, smart belts are favorites because of their good
looks and fine iii. In plain white. pink. light blue, lavender and
com color in flower effects. with neat gilt buckles, each belt
in a dainty holly box. I . .
Hand Bags. $1
They are of long grain leather, in black and colors, with
8-inch frames. We have a splendid assortment of hand bags of
' various leathers and sizes at a wide range of prices. Some
specially attractive styles, in alligator calf leather in tans, browns .
and greens, are $3, $3.50 and $4 each.
Here is a short list which will interest women whether they
are bent on Christmas shopping or not.
Dressing Sacques, $1 to $25 Negligces, $1. 50 to $90
Silk Petticoats. $5 to $25 Aprons, 25c. to $3. 50
Black Satin Waists. $5 Black Messalinc Silk Waiuts, $6. 75
Eiderdown or Blanket Robes, $3. 50 to $15
If books are on your list 319a have at Wmarpaker' s the most
complete ho’oit store in iiiéfCOUfiIl’Y at your service.‘
JOHN WANAMAKER
main. minim. 1
A. 73% Slowed ,IGI Co. lilduh lo Tor-ll: Strut
I I_- Folios, To 111;, '
111111111. I.BUSINESS COLLEGE
I F 0U WANT TO SUCCEED
. :F YOU WANT A GOOD SALARY .I
IF YOU WANT TO BE lNDEPENDENT
YOUNG MAN, DON'T DREAM.
THREE UP- TO- DATE 80HO0L8.
Siamimd.
uEeIN New.
Port 611111111
South Norwalk.
Norwalk Chronicler