THE SOUIH NORWALK EV NING
SATURDAY. DEC. 12.111118
SEN TIN
“YOU"
PUZZLED
what to do next? Where to htty your next, Suit or Overcoat? liavo
your ever seriously considered our set price clothlna' tu'oposltion? Our
opeclai'i‘s at $7 and $107 Our goods 111111111 friends where. others fail.
' We are dolhg a big business because our rustoon-rs are satisfied. and
‘hecause our goods are from three to five dollars cheaper pt'r garment.
0111- goods sell "'when lots of othem do not. Just. a trial that will con-
vince. you.
. Copyright Clothing Company
NORTH MAIN STREET
.. .. .. *_.._—.MWW~ ..
1
Girls’ Winter Coats
A POSITIVELY MATCHLESS UNDERI’RICE!
1111211 11:11.1 $2 98
(‘III.\'( ”IL I A l‘i.".OlI| Itilli l IAIl Iitlt‘l‘.
$4014 .. ..... .. .....................................
'1 (IIIILt-‘i‘ COAT, MADE ()F‘ ALL WOOL (‘ IIl1.\"|(l'l‘, ALL 3 98
‘ COLORS. REGULAR I’liii'l'l. SinitS ................... $e .
L. GOLDEN. 68 Washington Street
W
W
WE MAKE AND REMODEL
lDVERCOAT SALE!
Now is the time to buy your Overcoats.
1 $10.00 OVERCOATS. AT ....... ..$500
1 $15.00 OVERCOATS, AT ......... . ........ $ 7. 50
$20.00 OVERCOATS, A T. .............. ..$10 00
“ $24.00 OVERCOATS, AT .................. $12.00
Still have some $15 and $18 SUITS left which we
‘ will continue to sell ..... ... .. . .. ...... .At $9
- D. GOTTLIEB,
i3” 1 Men's and Boys‘ Outfitters From Had to Foot.
, 11 North Main Street, SOUTH NORWALK.
FURS # ‘
KARP BROS.’
Designing .and Ladies' Tailoring Parlors.
88 North Main St. Tel. 968 South Norwalk.
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} SELLECK’S _
The Right Place
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THE NEW SCIENCE
f Definition of Chiropractic
Chiropractic is the science of the
cause of the disease and the art of ad-
justing the same. Ilist'zlscs are caused‘
by a. wrench. twist or sprain in the
back. Eran if done. ilt childhood it
creates pinched nerves and paitt in
later life, in the different organs and
l.ln1bs
i Chiropr'atims 1'c1no1e the cause of
this disease. and pain. and Itealth is
..Ji'estoted through harmonizing the. six
nerve systems in your body
Nervousness Rheumatism. Parnly~
1 sis, I-uloatt Kidney 11nd 111111111111 ills
eases are given special attention; also
Curvatute of the Spine You will
never regtet giving Chiropractic a
chance to ‘help you.
T. FRANCIS. D. C.
94 WASHINGTON ST. SO. NORWALK
Magnetic Treatments Given Also.
$5~COAL——$5
and uncommonly good quality
recommend this lot as much so
perior to the usual kinds.
$5 per ton in your cellar.
WOOD WOOD
A.CARMI BETTS
DEALER IN
149 Washington St.
iiiiii
The No. 2 Nut (Pea) CoaLwe
have now 011 hand is of large size
in fact the Ferris kind. To those
who can use Coal of this size we
The Ferris CoaICo
..i i‘ ‘1le ‘1.
Men’s and Young Men’s
Suits . and w OVercoats
that are reasonable in price. but
high class in fabric and tailoring
. . I.
SpeClal with a hour “HI lin-
ing at
FUR CAPS.
MEN S FUR COATS
$25
$2
Willis H. Selleck
Hard and Soft Wood,
Sawed and Split Ready for
Family Use.
soft Wood, $6. 00 per cord; .1. 50 per
IAl-ctgig Wood, $7.00 per cord; $1.75 per calendars
1/; cord.
Split Wood, 250 extra per 1/4 cord.
, Yard N0. 74 NewtoWn Ave.
Tel. 207-2. NORWALK, CONN.
SILCOX 81 VAN .SCOY'.
. FISH MARKET
OUR’S IS “THE" FISH MARKET.
Xmas Post Cards
W. 'A. Briggerman,
MUSIC STORE.
Donovan Block. 132 Washington 8
Agent for Crescent Laundry.
Kmas Cards and
10c a dozen and 25c a dozen
48 AND 50 WALL ST.. NORWALK.
THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE
lTRISTRAM & HYATT,
NOS. 2 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
BOOK BARGAINS
'LIST OF POPULAR BOOKS NOW ON SALE AT
tittla- t‘oti Iv‘oik...
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't he t‘tisis.
llol‘oih1 South
I'lin ll lliillil'll.
llittlturd t‘
llockhatt u.
'l‘ili‘ Hunt- 111 (IM FL
., Iloutanco
O'Rourke.
Sting; Strong.
The Spendera.
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llt'1111'1111111'n‘ Millions.
The Colonel of llli'
Ilumuto.
Ill. Luke oi the Laitt'atlor
Ilot'olit1 \‘111'111111.
The Fair tIod.
'i'lto liaitthict‘.
’l‘l111iliri l1‘t'otn 'l‘ltn's I’lncc
ol‘ 'l‘erroneo
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1(111l The Sltcrrtnis
Soldiers 111‘ l"i>l‘lillll‘.
"l‘o iiute and in Hold. .‘1 I"1'11 iii'ltitlliiri.
i'ut-lo'i'vrtt ‘l'izt thptirutnn
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.\ Six i‘yiitttlwr i‘ourtsltip. lituttstarlt.
The Lions: S‘Itut'ig Half 11 Rogue.
Trail of
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The Virginian.
The Golden l~lorseshoe.
’l‘h11 Balth- ot’ the. Strong.
lllc lt'and Flair:-
l-‘rout l1.-
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'11“. ”pl-mil 'l‘l111 (it-1111111.: ’l'nc Howl->1 Scltooltttusit-t‘, Satan Sanderson. ’
'l he llonornl hi1 l’e'tet 8111 The t‘onuutuo at (31111112111. .1: nice .\I1'l‘l'iiiilt. . 'i'ltc lit'urlS Highway
I‘ttL. 'I‘he Maid at Arum. l.'..111.1i11r and (lid lace. The I-‘iahtinn’ (‘hance’
in the liishop‘s t‘arriutzl“. l'ut'tlitzau. - The Lion and the Blitttst'. 'l‘hat 11.1.1111.- ot' ildell's
Lady liose's liauuhicr. Alton oi Sonthsco. 'l‘hv .\lui1i11l’.\lai1i1n Lane. The White (lot, I
In... 111.11.11.11”; ('ondnrtor. ’l‘hc Lillti: That Has No The 111111 on 11.111 link, The Port ot'hlissiue‘ Men. ‘
Looking Backward. ‘l‘m'uina. ‘t‘h.. Nth-111.111,“... The Brass l'lowl. ‘
The Man of the Hour. The Mann‘s Wife, The i’liilrl' of Light. The Spoilers.
The M‘ltSillll‘l'lltii‘l'. 'I‘lte Leoparo‘a Spots, (John 1' Adams 81111111 The HUIIM‘ of” a 'I‘hottqalld
’l‘i111 I’incs ot Lorry. 'l'lu' limitation. The iiight of War i”!antlles,~ W
Th“ I'l'illi'l‘h‘h‘ Mill'lilil, I'ilil‘Ii \\'1'.~l 51‘1““101- .\'Ul'lil. " 1 J' -
. [In In. _ .4
TRISTRAM & HYATT, NORWALK. CONN.
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Gilbert H. Holmes.
(lilhert ll.. tin- litile Hill of Sattotvl‘
I‘.. and .\l1'la Holmes. div-d 111 lll11 111st-
dent-11111 his arattdtnotllrr, \lra, iii'lcl:
L. Wright, .\‘o. :1 .\illlit'm1 1.11-111-1_ 1.~~
ti-r1lu1'. aged six 111:11‘14. i111 11.15 11
d1111' little t‘1-llo11', and hi1~ tip-111'):
who and sunny stnilp will 1.1- 1111:.s11d
I11 the entire llt'lllilitiil‘lliltui. ‘l‘ito int.»
111111 util i111 held from ‘l‘ttttizt' i1111i~
('tllllli church, Sunday at r: p. 11-,
Mrs. Kathet'me A. Remsoo.
Mr.» Klillll‘i'lltl' A Ilctnsnn. \\'lti'1'~.\ oi
(‘111'1111111 ltvmsou. died last their at
the lllllllt‘ of her son. l‘hurh's \\‘ Item-
son. :‘.i Second street. liner .\'or1\:tik.
at lilo one 111‘ HI‘\(‘I]i}‘-Iiliit‘ 111.112». 1111111'
a short illness. .\Ir:~‘. “111111.111: :otmetit \
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ct'al slowicos will 1.1- it1-iII Suntiu'. ul' '
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James E. Mttner.
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curred ill!'~ Morning; at 10.1.11 111'l111it .
lli Soul iliii li11i11I1l law-11 iii lot 31-1
oral \\i‘1'l\'S‘.1illli was eight} nine 11hr»:
oI' litu' wide
of “Li“. lit‘ was 111111
lil1'tttl11-t‘;1 111‘ Si, .I11i111'.~~ i.tui:.:1', l" .lttti.
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James I'Zdwurtl.
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COAL !
ANOTHER CARGO OF HIGH GRADE LEHIGH COAL JUST RECEIVED.
TRY A TON AND SEE THE DIFFERENCE.
No.2 NUT-COAL, $5.00 per T011.
1.
Here is Part of Our Line for Today.
Don't Fail to Call or Phone.
\‘I’arrnnied Eucallops, large or small.
401‘ on (,‘iscocs, the. “L: Frostlish, 101: Milton l'IIwood. id. I11. (:orhatu and i‘up—
“1.; Native l1‘Iatlish,xc Il1.; Spots, 101' Mm a Ring, m1“ ‘1‘ A. 111.”... Interment rm; 1\\'1'1i
1b.: Whiting, 5c. “1.; I‘lutt‘erlish, the In; \'1 . . *' WW. “ " .1.-. ~ ~-' ' ' , " ' ' ' _ - _ - . .. .
Smelt. Codlish 11111111111 r1111 11'111111- “‘1 “1“1“, “‘ MEN‘S FEDERATION onoamzeo. 1.11.1111-111111mmhnau11.1-11.1...1111111 1111— '1' ii“ i““‘““‘“““-‘-
dish.- Pthe, t‘arp. Smoked Herring. ‘ if [L m” ‘ ((‘onimued lrom l11rst P1114111, ”mil“ 5"”‘._di 9 11- I“. ‘ Funeial oi Mrs. Platt.
.li‘tnnin l-laddie. Snappers. Mallets, i'll'lfiiillflfi Kill. l1‘ot Hilllll tune ln'ead has heen miss: The. funeral “Wk...“ 0w.- :1... 1....
Blues; Clams. 30c (11.; Oysters. 35c qt. You will find a and Frank Merriam. ot‘ the East Nor- f‘i‘l “£1111 :hruntunn Candfihtspinm 11111: mains of Mrs: George 0. Plan Were
- - "1.1.. “up ”1' walk Methodist. Church. also spoke. 1‘ “i“ l ‘ “mil ii“ “S 111.0 1 held last evening at 7:43. at her late
181 Washington Street Bridge ,1..“-..1.-t- M “11 assmiug the pastors ot‘ the loyal s1111- \\.1ll1111;:'up Mill" Slii'flil 1““ Iie1nold~ home in Main street. Norwalk.‘ A
' ' Tel. 931. Try Us. Free Delivery. kinds hem and path1 of lheit 1111111 and also inning “‘l“ "“"“,"“““"“‘l 11111111111; ‘i"“” ii” large number of friends were present.
‘ 1 the prices are upon the men the constant exptesston :I‘l‘mlll' :‘lil‘ ill“ “W”? "'“llm’ hls'utlui and the floral lrihutes were many and
_. ’ ‘ ‘ . "111. at was stopper nut questtonct‘ 1. .. lit 1 'l‘h1 services which “...“.
. . . 11 1ht. of sympailn b1 their faith and onalt1. ( . ‘ 11.111 11. t .. ..
DOnDtEPI‘KSSRWIhofirtBrallloinll'l‘iyixg to L It was at Mr. Merrlam's suggestion ““di‘” ““9“ that ill” had “W” “PM ”P very impressive, were conducted by
0 g” ‘ 1' that the fediwation of the clubs was or- after “"1““ “I ”1“ “Will "”‘i ”1“ dime hie Rev. George Drew Egbert. pastor
Xmas. Buy him a box of
R. NOACK,
36 NORTH MAINSTREET.
Why Not
ARRIS 81 GANS CO.
TELEPHONE 450. 68 WATER STREET
COAL!
i‘.; Frederick ll, of New York t'i'1 .
Mrs John ih‘lllli'w')‘. oi I'ltiiuth 11' .1 H
and Mrs ltohcrt London, ol‘ \\i11ni 1;"
pauk. The funeral ili‘l‘ililtzi'lllrililx 11.11.. .1 '
not 1111 11111111 r'otttph'tetl,
Funeral of Wtiiiam E. Weawr.
The funeral of William I'Z, \\'11;1.1'-'1' ,
was held 111s1111'1ltt1‘ afternoon trout hisj .'
l:ti1' Item-- in Main street. Not-walk, .11 ‘
:'. o‘clock. The house was tilled \\iiil ; ..
11 large another of friends 111' the dc»
ceased. and tlh1 great litany tloral tri~
huh-s told ol’ the high ester-1'11 in which
~\ir. \\'11:11'111' was held.’ The Rev. (lent-1:11 .‘
lit-1111' ICghert, pastor of tho .\'or\\‘alk '1"
('tltlgl‘t'gntioilui church, oillciatcd, The
poll hearers were all tt11'111l111rs ot‘ i‘litt~
ton t‘onttnandcry. No. 1!. Knights Temp-
lar, of which the deceased was a prom-
inent memher. 'l‘he1 11'111'1- Nicholas
lint-tin. li‘et'dinand Smith. .\I. ll. illot'er.
ganized.
Dr. hintfarhtnd closed the speaking
hy mpressiug sentiments along the.
111 11 as
THE BEST 100 CIGAR ON THE
MARKET.
a. box of THE 'I‘WIN
(‘. S. i’alnn-r, ol \\ 1151111111 111'111111
this haunting. Miss Frances lick.
101' you can not li‘irst street. Idast .\'orwalk. nndorwet
OPERATIONS FOR APPENDIClTlS.
was operated on for appendicitis. last
evening. at the 1\'or1\'nik hospital. and
111'
line of his recent sermon upon the art
of getting together, living; together and
moving together in great. and import
ant causes. Prayer was offered hy the
Rev. Hugh ll. (.larpt—uiter and his earn
I‘.
” from the 1111111. The singing of the
CITYS. ’I‘Iterc‘s nothing- hotter in the a similar 1'111111'atjou at the hospital, rmxulngy at [1... opening and 01- ”p.331.
51‘ line. Holh operations were perforated 111 .111 n... 11.1.: '1'“. 1'1“” Iiiuds at 111.. 111.15..
"Special Xmas hoxcs of 23 Dr. William J. ’i‘raecr. lir. Stratlon, was very inspiring, led in tho trained
ol' liauhut'y. and Dr. 11‘. I. llurneli, oi' 1111,11. 5.111001 Orchestra (,1! 11... South
South Norwaik. assisted itt last night
operation, and lit'. llurucll and ilr.
.\'. 1'1111-11. or South Not-walk.
____: Inorttiup's operation. lloth
"Miss Inez Terrell. 111'11- :11'1' lu'llcrcd to I111 doing, well.
1 11116. has resumed her duties at the ~-
w-ofhce of the Southern New England
:18. .1. REYNOLDS,
.MANUFACTURER. itt th
T111 lo‘t
of
. Télepllbne Company, after a few days" today i'or the dance 11hlch is to l
yqqgtlon 11i1't111 this M‘l'llillp in the l‘owu A
“Buckingham Post. (‘. A. .h1td :1 141-111th Hall. 111' the 11111111.r ladies 1
' regular meetln11 last creuing at its
quarters in Wall slteet. Nothing of
‘iuiportance was done at this time.
W
”10“.
A.
patients
(lroul preparations are being” made
The .\'ot‘w:tlks to the young; men. This
dance is to he returned hr the young
prohahiy some ilme next utoutlt.
7* Notwalk Congregational l“l1urc,h,cou~
sisting of Mrs. In. it Mact‘auslund,
pianist; i‘linton Sturtevant coruetist:
(‘hat'les Stetling.P1-1cy ’l‘eilow 11nd
.‘libsou Smith, yiolluisls, and Chris
Van Coevering. as drummer.
The Exrmutirc. (‘knumlttep oi‘ the
South Nortralk Congregational Men's
Club then served refreshments. 'l‘hla
department. of the evening was under
the direction of Attlnu M. Hitchcock
and a cot p11 of the Younger men of the.
entertaining cluh. It. was about it
is
111
5
1i
'1.
NET RETURNS COUNT
That is why people more 0111111 more. meter the sa1lngs hank, bo-
' cause practically speaking. thdy know just what then money will NET
THEM. FOUR pe1 cent. compounded saml- annually. that you know is
. absolutely NET is better titan the uncertain retm 111. f1o1n real es-
“to. etc.
e-South Norwalk Savings Bank
UNITED BANK BUILDING.
HINITON UT. 1 SOUTH NORWALK. BONN-
t.
.Wuuummomwm
o‘clock when the gathering finally
broke up and the gent-trot expression
was that it marked a new era In get
ting not only the chinches of the. town
together in their wot k hut especially
In eonstitutinp; u strum: and influential
hotly of men in the higher life of the
town
BOY TOOK BREAD FROM WAGON.
Andrew Reynolds Admits Theft. But
Case is continued for One Week.
Andrew Reynolds 11 sixteen- wear-old
Norwalk boy. was in the Town Court,
thls morning at 9 o'clock charged with
stealing four loaves of bread from the
””WMW” delivery wagon of W. F DeKly11.Judge event was enjoyed until a late hour.
est. prayer received :1 universal 111111111»
which was found 1'11 his hand, he said.
was the change.
The. hreud was new, however, and
later he confessed that. he. had stolen
it from out1 of the wagons which was
heint: loaded up. lie. pleaded guilty in
the court this morning.
KNAPP TOOK OATS FROM CAR.
of the Norwallt Congregational Church.
The interment. followed today in the,
llmpawaug Cemetery. in Redding, the
funeral session leaving the home at to
o'clock.
Funeral of Mrs. Reynolds.
The funeral of Airs. Margot Rey-
nolds will he held Monday morning 111
51 o'clock from St, Mary's Church. in-
termeut in St. Mary‘s cemetery.
Beionged to O. H. Banks and Judge
Lockwood Imposed Fine of $25.
('ieorae ll. Knapp was placed under
arrest this morning about 7:15 o‘clock.
111' ()lllcer (‘hat'les Page. of the Nor-
wallt police force. 011 :1 warrant chart:-
ing hint with stealing thirteen hags
of oats from a freight car, which he
OLYMPIA ORCHESTRA DANCE.
New Aggregation of Musicians Enter-
tain Friends in Red Men’s Hail.
The Olympia Orchestra, recently or-
ganized in The Norwalks. gave a
was unloading at. the. Norwnlk yards dance. 111st, evening. in Red Men‘s
for Oscar ll. ilanks, hy whom he is H.111. There has a large and 1111111111
employed.
Knapp sold eight, hugs oi' the grain
to William 11111111 and the rest. to 1111
other party. who was not in court.
In court. this morning Mr. Hanks said
that Knapp had worked for him for
some. lime, and he never suspected
that he was 11 thief.
Knapp pleaded guilty to the nltill‘ll“
and Judge Lockwood imposed :1 lim-
ol‘ $211 and 11111111. 1
DRUM CORPS BALL.
South Norwaik Fife and Drum Band
Has a Successful Affair.
Last night could hardly be described
as having been propitious for a ball.
but there was :1 good shied crowd. 11er-
ortheloss, at. Arion Hall. for the an-
nunl dance of the South Norwulk I1‘lf11
and. Drum Hand, of which .(lltarles
Beecher is theieader. The program
patty of young peeple in attendance.
and the 1'1dait' was one of the financial
and social successes of the season.
A [culture of the occasion was the
occasion was tln1 excellent. music of
the orchostra. which is composed of
William liuhhcll, Harry Williams and
.loim Stoogtuulh-r, violins; [van White,
pluuo: Frank Hathaway. clarinet;
William Suuhye, cornet: Jacob Linx-
\1't1iil'l‘. trombone and Stephen Keogh
dttttn. A large number of the selec-
- tlous 11111 e apphtudod, and in several
instances thr1 orchestra played three
and four oncores.
The floor 'uanaget- was Harry Ober-
landcr. and he was assisted by (leorill‘v
Scht'lrer. The secretary 11nd treasurer
was Harry Williams.
'l1‘uthct O‘I.)onuell of St. va‘a
church Who has been confined to his
bed for neural weeks with Illness. in
improriut. nicely anti expects to get
talned the most. popular music. and the
to the table to eat dinnerttomorrow.
git
7 FRENCH couar' FUR TAN HATS.
wear, worth $4.00. Special for
‘2 $1.98
FUR LINED COATS AT SI5.98
SMALL NECK PIECES worth $7 00 and 3-10. 00.
Special for
FINE SABLE SETS,'ha11dsome large throw.
Special. per set. at
with large pillow muff.
$5. 00
$10.98
All other Fur Neck Pieces and Mutts at Greatly Reduced
Prices.‘ CASH OR CREDIT.
H. KriegerSz Co.
29-31 .West Washington Street.
SOUTH NORWALK.
Norwalk Chronicler