physician, who was formerly ' was soon brought to a stop by Mr. Jen I burn" retiring. Charles W. Dreye1 has 711 young than 61’ 111160 MONDAY; '-p1':¢:r77.*7‘.g.a. " H' ‘,.'l 1111 Sale 61 ' 66 Sheets A 60011 Time to Bay. atsAcHEb 1111:1119. 72x90.......'.“45¢ 72x30 600. seamless 81x90........'slic 8111.800Jumlus 81x90 $11, ”union 7 BILLQWICABIS- 421136..10 c 42x36.160,ll‘ruitotloom 45136. .12l/ac 45136.1“, Fruit of loom E. K. BANKS muacaluo Holst.- nook. . Milli! 11811111113“- 111111 Iiws James H. McCann who has been em ployed ill the St George Pulp and . Paper 111111 will leave Norwalk the first part of this week for 7Orouto. Me. Frederick Boy or, iormbcrly of Nov- walk who Is now a student at Yale ' ' College In New Haven, spent Satur- day and Sunday with friends 111 M11111 . street. Captain Gray, of the Bridgeport 111 dusirial Home. will conduct. the spe- cial meeting at. the Salvation Army Hall 193 Washington street tonight A cordial invitation is extended to all to be present ——lluy your Xi'nas (lifts at Trinity Parish sale, Wednesday evening, Dec. 9. Odd Fellows' Hall. Dr Jerome D Wirt the osteopathic lo1.aIc.Il in Norwalk, is now doing wry nicely at his new location in Waterbury. where he has an office in the modern DUCK-SAWS and up-to~datc Buckingham oiilcc The 1"ch11111 meeting which was to} bare been held yesterday uttei noon of 7 the Stamford- \11111111111 Musical Union. 1 at South Norwalk was postponed 1111 til next Sundav, because 01 the 11111- morlnl services of the E lks held at M11 7 Isle Hall _ 7 01111 Brothers Lodge No. 10.11111 hold a regulm meeting this cvct nIng 111 its quarters In Wall street. Norwnlk.‘ Concord Division Sons of 'l‘en1pt1.I-| once, will hold a regulm meeting this evening at its quarters In the Gazette building in Wall street. Arthur Murray, of Norwall1,1111s 1c- signed his position in the drafting de- partment of the Locomohilc Company. in Bridgeport and has secured another position as manager or the. publicity department of the Letter Autonmbilc Company. He 11111 begin his new duties this week. An "Arts and Crafts Exhibition" is being ai'Iunged by the Portfolio Club to be held In the Historical Sticio ty House on December 11 and 12 A number of people in The N01 walks and vicinity are doing this kind of work. and the exhibition promises to be an extremely interesting one. - ’The City Council of Norwalk will hold 11 regular meeting this evening at, its quarters 111 Wall street. Several matters of importance will probably come before the session at this time. Washington Chapter. No. 24, R. A M.. will hold a regular convocation 111 the, Masonic Temple I11 Wall street, Wednesday evening. The mark degree will be confc1rcd The colored social club held a colic walk and dance 11131 evening at the opera house which was quite well at tended: Five couples entered for the cake walk. and the four judges aw-ard ed the prize. a large cake. to Mrs. Mary 'Petei'son, of Redding and Wil- liatn Hamilton, of Norwalk. The danc- ing was p1ol611ged until nearly day- light this 1110111ing.-——Danbury News, Saturday. Lust evening about 4:30 o‘clock 'whcn Night Watchman Jennings had placed the red lanterns about the Wall stteet tunnel. which is 111111 11]). a large automobile came tearing 1 West avenue, 11nd started to go IIcrOss the bridge on the trolley tracks but 111- nlngs, and invited to go mound on the other side, which the autoist did with- out a word. '-—Ask your friends and neighbors to come to 'l‘tlnity P1111311 Dinner, Wednesday evening, December 9 The co-pait‘nership of Walhizer & Dreyer7 hat manufacturers. has been dissolved by mutual consent, John Wal- sli'cceeded to the businesis which will be continued under the firm name of The Di'ieyer Hét Co The concern has 11‘, 'stlif hat factory at South \101 walk, Conn. a soft but. factory at Orange and th New York salesroom is at. 19 Wavery place Mr. Walhizer contemplates an extended pleasure trip.’-’I‘he' American Hatter. Mr and Mrs. James Show announce the" en agonient of their daughter Misti}? sates .McKibbod, to Joseph A. 1111mm of Danbury. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Lewis. at Danbmy'. 11s.. 1111 notihce the éh'gagenieut of their dangli- tér, Miss Nellie Levi'is, to Cleveland Haste-11,01 11111171711611.1111 the young people. are well known and popular in th‘e"ir respective towns .Ehrhard is a well known ball player and has helped the Ridgeiield club in many a hard fought. game, and his fiance, Miss McKibbon is ,well known as a tine violinist. I'Mr. Bassett is quite popu- lar in church and so ial doings and is aracter .—-Ridg‘e- iield Press. 'umu ” 71AL, E11 rescription ointers [6111‘ It is. customary for every ruggitit to claim to be “bed" In prescription work. Good claim, but wecant A L be best. III This store claims ability. capability, facility and a complete Iitock of drugs. I] We have the goods, the equipment. the experience. Perlmps you have nev6r thought 66 it be. ore, but It is a fact that as much art can be shewn In fashioning wood Into furniture. as In painting or sculp- ture. Our stock comes from the best makers we know—makers who employ the best fingers money can hire. A78 fast on a new idea. In i'uInIture Is brought out we get It. Our purpose Is to keep right in front of the proces- sion. We have the stock the ability and the willingness to glvc you the best service. Our prices are no higher for the best 1111'111t11rc,tha11thc next best costs, elsewhere. A. J. Collins 81 Co. Funeral Directors and Embalmers. 12-18 North Main Street, South Norwalk, Conn. 111.1. 1111111611. E NORTH MAIN STREET. TEL. 626-3. O. B. J ackson, Optician. Everything in the Optical Line. Eyes. Examined Free. 511 WALL smear. PHONE can. The choice of 1111101115 in 11111 i‘rhtor- nal organizations is now the chief or 11111 of the night. AXES NORWALK. ALL KINDS OF I'llllfl BUIKINB APPARAIUS Reed 81:.V01k Electric Co., TELEPHONE 35-4. “Great Xmas SLIPPERS An annual event. here. this your presenting wonderful assortment at prices strikingly low. Saw-Bucks 1 LANTERNS Everything you need for the long Winter days and nights. Come in and look the stock 'Norwalk 7 Hardware Co? 39 MAIN STREET, NORWALK. 36 5WASHINGT0N STREET MONEY ADVANCED to all. on their household furniture, ' pianos and other personal property. without removal, on their own name without intiorser. Call and seems. In. 1 dependent Loan and Security ca., Havlland Bldg. Washington St. Office - open until 7 p. 111. Monday and Sat ,' urday until 8:30. ' Horace E. Dana 81 S611, 45 Wall 3L, Norwnlk. Real Estate and 1 Insurance. We hava lover-n1 decided bargains In income producing property that ' malt increase In value with the rapid 7 ' I The Paris Cloak and Suit lieuse, IHE '6 ElUVER’S PlAcE . 33 SOUTH MAIN STREET, SOUTH NORWALK __ Marked Down Sale. for Saturday andMonday, on 5,1737 . Coats, Skirts, Waists, Firm and Petticoats Our Tan, Lace Walking Beets We positively give you more for your money than any store In town. be- cause we are the largest dealers of this class of merchandise 111 this part of WI“ interest you in style and service. 75c to $1.75 _ 5011- to $1.75 851:, 90c. $1.00 FLYNN 8. RYAN 110 WASHINGTON STREET. Men's Slippers, Women's Slippers, Misses‘ and Children’s Slippers, the state. The other stores cannot. buy at such low prices as we obtain for our patrons, and again they have not the experience 111 buying as we have. That‘s why they cannot ofi‘cI such values. Come. and be convinced. Re- member this sale is tor two days only . SALE IN BOTH STORES. 345 MA'IN—__ ST.. STAMFORD. 33 80. MAIN ST.. SOUTH NORWALK. CLARICE ' 70111011111113, 18c1b " $3 00 7 11...“.11' .FRESH SHOULDERB ...................... 11c LB. - 1.1513132121112231:11:1=11:5515;551:151“- :CRQ‘SS NEW 11.111111116666113 " * CORN .......... . ......................... 12c CAN $3750 "ifitirs'e's'::::::::::::::::::::::::::::12132‘é’ii‘. Also, Tan, Button. Suede Top, 7 J W DODGE $400 22 Witchington Street. South Norwalk. ”Wm—L. Wear Shoes That Fit. 122 WASHINGTON STREET. ' PHONE 542-2. FORGE TO THE FRONT THROUGH 7 Adolph W Dreyfuss, CIgIlI‘SI 0'me TOIMCCO cl ' 77-of all kinds and Smoker 6 11151115111111pr uric-4 I. m. to I p. m. 7 customers. IUNDAYI—il lo d1 3. II. ,7”, L1 .77 7 17‘7f1'w7. .7 7' MERRILL BUSINESS COLLEGE iF YOU WANT TO SUCCEED IF YOU WANT A GOOD SALARY The Young Men of South Norwalk who p1 ide themselves on being neatly and stylishly dressed. Whether for business or dress occasions, are large- ly Koppel patrons. There' s I]. style and finish that are always fomid in we'll- tailored suits and you are sure of be lug pleased here. We are looking for “come again" YOUNG MAN. DON'T DREAM. THREE UP- -TO- DATE SCHOOLS. 50th 1119171111111 Stamford. BEGIN NOW. years OI! ago. Last 111 1117 ing, and the 11191 6111111 nz Whihh they had washed was 1177117177 out to dry in the little rerun. stretched from 11 gas let to 11 wall. in some. number during the night. the weight on the line conned It to slip. turning the 3113 011611 and iiooding the room with the 1161111131 1'67 por. TWO 61111.9 Asnuvxm'rsp. NEW YORK Dec. 7.——Two Jewish 311-17. were found (lend from 111h61l67; it. LEO S KOPPEL laminating gas. today. in 11' little room FASHIONABLE TAILOR which they occupied together in, 1111 24 No. Main 91., South No’rwalk.7 E1181 Stile WWW“ 'I‘I'ey were 110in II I." and [do Kaplan'. respectively 19 and 17 131111 » trIIdI- ' , Water Color Paintings 7 . 117...; 61111111- .5, 1119' .11... ' 71.. AI lllllllll liliilll BUSIN. Large Volume oi Orders During the Past Thirty Days lor- lmmodialc Delivery 11111 11111111111111 . ‘ ‘11 1111111111 11111111: Colors Are. Still Favored in the Line[ oi Soil Hats (The American" Hatter.) ' The hot 11111111 in its entirety and .nlmost without exception has enjoyed tailors. 11'bolcsulcrs and manufactun 111.11 all 111111- 111111 ihclI shale of the, that has bcI-u consumnmtcti. 'l‘thu 111111 111711 111 nothing remuiltublc 111 the volume of business. but a good steady trade was experienced. 11111171111111.111111111' 1111111111113 1111 to ’l‘huuksglving day, :11 least. had not been conducive to th1 unilaterunict1 oi best trade,conditions, but neverthe- less 11 311111111011 but demand through- out llie season contribuch a healthy volume of business and when thé,1 still“ but business that 111 sure Io follow 1111111111ulizcs 11 good season‘s trade will result i1111uufnctt11'111's generally have 1'11 ported during lhI- past month. 1111 1111 prcccdentcdly large volume of orders for innucdinto delivery which, intii I'atlng conclusively. as It does. that stocks everywhere are 11 hi. is a very welcome feature of curt-c I trade c.1111 dltlons. Sulesmcn on the road are sending in very satisfactory reports and Iht‘ outlook ls bright for 11 successful spring scusou. lluuiucss conditions have become well settled siuce'lhc recent presidential election ,IInd indus- irlal conditions generally are steadily Improving. It seems to be the con‘ season of opinion that. a business re» viral is in progress and that an era of greater prosperity than has ever been 111111111'nc17d may be confidently anticipated. 111 soft hats the present tendency is Ilecidctih 11111111115 colt11s.’llic salt of green hats continues and they will probably be even more popular next season than they war.- this tall. though. 111 1111' large cities \\'ht'l‘1' they have already 11111111 worn. it is 11 11111111- 111111..,11'11ctlIcI' they will "1111111 over." For 11111 s111111111r towns, however, greensare favored. ' Another favored color In a very dark pcurl. generally 11111111111 "alone." it is 11111117.: ordered liberally 111 soft huls and In more limited quantities In der- hlcs. Browns. blacks and pearls com- pose the balance of the. soft but. de‘ mand. Telescopes continue to sell, but In continually decreasiug' volume; full crown effects arc well favored with 11 small but growing call for creased crown effects. Smaller dimensions prevail generally. Stiff hats have undergone but slight change for spring. Crowns continue to be tipped full. and the smaller di- mensions constitute 11111 11qu of the demand for hobby trade. The bulk of the strun‘ hat business for this season has been placed. there is still a considerable volumt1 to age of bu1 ers withholding their orders until 11 1111111 date. The grOth of this practice this year is sure to present a serious condition later and it. is practically assured that some of these find it, absolutely impossible to get their orders tilled. at least will have extreme difficulty in finding a. factory that will promise deliveries as requir- 'Hi. In the straw hat orders that have been placed sennits are 11 still more prominent. ‘t‘eature than last year when for the Iirst time In years a sub stantinl percentage. of the business was on this braid. the demand» how ' 'ever, being confined last season to the 'JaCkson’s StLdio CHRISTMAS Photographs IN THE NEWEST STYLES. Having remodelled my Studio, 7 I am prepared to gIVe the best ' of the Auto my patrons. DON'T pELAY—Altho’ we make Christmas Sittings up to Monday before Christmas j or later it necessiary. New Art Line 1 OF, ' in all sizes. FROM 301: 70 65.011. 1 ' Small Gold and Silver Frames 7 FROM 2511 1111. Just Right for Smnll'IPlctures. Picture Frames in 0111' Model Frame Shop. COME AND 3_EE. WE CAN PLEASE YOU. Jacksoa’ s Stud.o opposite Hotel Not-walk, 7070,1177. NG ‘SENTINEL If 92 11161111707111.1111 Norwalk good business throughout the full. Rev ' “7. all orders has continued to increase but ‘ be 1111111111111 an usually laIge percent ' lute. straw 11111 buyers. If they do not ' 11111111 mm lie sure to bring the children to see; TO LA [N 11111 11115111111111 " ‘1 1. Specials fer Toni 9? ........................... '....1,9c l l. I $1.00 UMBRELLAS TONIGHT 25c GORDON DYE HOSE TONIGHT .......... , ......... 19c PAIR " 79c FLANNELETTE SKIRTS TONIGHT .............. I'llc EACH $1.75 22 iNC7H FULL'JOINTEID oou. TONIGHT ”.3638 EACH 7 IN ORDER TO MAKE ROOM FOR OUR LARGE HOLIDAY ' ., STOCK WE ARE SELLING ALL OF OUR TAlLO'R-MADE HATS ,1 7 AT EXACTLY ONE-HALF PRICE. I 7 7 . 7 _ I We Are Showmg Somethmg New ,Every Day. huge cities of the East such as New 1' tom Philadelphia and Huston. lstlll more. desir able siyh's than hb'vo This year, however, seuuit demand formerly prevailed has spread so that it covers a 111m 11 —-—-——————~—-—-— wider field. The smaller cities and. HAY ADVANCES $4 A TON. 1111'in towns oi the East 1111111 bought7 BOSTON Doc 7-11779 ielflil price libemliy and 1111111 in the South 117777 77777 777 most titles 7,, New England “OWNS demand ““3 1n.11111laiizcd has advanced $4 a 11111, as a result of 1 '7 Home scnnita 11111'11 been otdercd In the government's embargo upon hay ' ' rcitain sections of the W est. but 11111777777 57m“. 7707“ New Yotk Michigan- ‘1‘ "ill!" quantities l and Pennsylvania. The. order was made 11 or scIetal years cltotts have been I necessary by the epidemic of the 1'06! ‘ , . made 11y the straw hnt manufacturers and mouth disease among cattle in. to bring about 11 revival of sonnils. for those states. Although the restriction ‘ it. is well known that there is more of the hay exports from the. infected profit In the production 01‘ 3111111118. states has been in effec but a short; The retailers should be quite as aux ltlmc, New England dealers have al- ious to have this braid popular once icady given 0111ch to curtail the sales more for there Is more money in these and to supply regular customers only. hats for 111111 also. , 01111 of the measures adopted to ACCIDENT DUE TO UNCHARTER' ED ROCK. bring sonnits once 111111111 into general favor has been for the manufacturers“ _ 1 1 7 salesmen to encourage scunit buying IIIM'H‘AX' N' .5" Dec. 7' 7The com . , , mission which has been lmestignting 111 111cry way possible and to this end the marine and fisheries departments. 777111117 77l7lttleh 171171171|7lll77us i7u7 ”if; demand throughout the dominion has closedits "‘5 11111 1111111,, tnougmnt n“ sittings in Halifax and has adjourned trade as :1 sure Indication 01 a. hip; to "77,977 in OttaWa for the general 808' sennit “935°” 7 , siou. The inquiry into the conduct. Last )‘t‘ni':7,iIO1vcvcr. the ml‘izl‘ly in- of the Halifax department showed that creased littslness on scunits was sme- l1e..7-um7jng aground of the steamship mucous. and not 111 any way forecd. Lady 1.11111191- last year might have and this season the, percentage of scn- been avoided had the omcials given the proper notiiitatlon of an uncharter- 11d lock the producers arc shoulng them a inst as naturally—actually' and not 11,1 reason of thc inniginution of some salesmen. In the West soft straws continue to constitute the built of tbs.1 demand, made up in tht1 fancy shapes in which these straws have lately been pvoduc~ .111. in the East, however, yacht shapes predominate. . lint-1,1- 111 the season a big demand was iii prospect for wide brims. 211., inches and even wifler. but the best dimensions 111 11011in shapes have prov- ‘ 1111 to be 2-11; and 2% nd the ruling ‘ iin‘wnslons in crowns e 2% and 2%. l"lIcic Is a good demand tm staples 11.10. in 3112 V. and similar dimensions, with wide band livery ludicationconiirms the opin- .7077 that this will be an excellent Pan~ ,nIua' but your, buyers having ordered liberally. For nobby trade the number "1111111113 coutiniue to be COACH KENNEDY PLEASED. NEW HAVEN Dec 7. —Coach 161111 Kennedy, of the Yale University Boat. Club. has expiessed himself 63 1111511111 (111 with the showing made by the row- .ing squad In the fall practice and says that the work leads us to hope (Ora crew fully equal to the standard of former crews. and a possibility of sur- passing many of our good ones." ..._...,_.___._.. ELECTION IN ROOKVILLE." ROCKVILLE. Dec. 7.—Rockvlile is holding its annual city election today. but as only ward oilicers are to 'be chosen this year. the general ticket having been elected last year for 11 two year term. little Interest has been shown in the contest. Three councit- men and two aldermen are to be 'na’iu- called for and led. , . ‘ Holiday Pin Cushions 7 AND SOFA PILLOWS are now on display in our Windows, and you will agree with us they are the han‘dsomest we have ever shown. Make your selections early. N E. Ryan 8. Co., ,86 Washington Street, South Norwalk. ALSO YOUR Sleigh Auto Repaired aud Pmte looked over and put In good chapel for the spring. Now is the time to have your It'ubbér Tires 9'61 011 y6ur Auto and Carriage and also the Baby}, , Carriage. Everything for the Horse and Carnage 7, Horse Sharing and Clipping LUTHER 111. WRIGHT Phone Connection. ' MAIN 31., scum NORWALK., _§ 77 ALS 1117711 117731.. STAMFOR 01d Company 3 Lebiglt FDR FURNACE llcddo and l7 1 l7 l
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