THE SOUTH NORWALIC EVENING SENTIII: "L"
. I‘,‘ ‘1, ,1; Iwu‘
WEDNESDAY, DEC. w13, r908.
“ilpeclals at $7 and $10? 0111' goods
I vlnce you.
.. ....,.. Mum..-
E “YOU”
PUZZLED
:r'whut to do next? Where. to buy your next. Suit or (ivel'lII'Iat?
hour ever seriously considered our set price clothing proposition? Our
1 We are doing a big business because our customers are
"because. our goods are from three to live dollars cbIIapeI' per garment.
‘. Our guilds sell when lots of others do not.
Copyright Clothing Company
1 NORTH MAIN smear
Have
’llliliil’ friends where Others fail.
satisfied. and
Just, a trial tllat will con-
$10 no OVERCOATS, AT
$15. 00 OVERCOATS, AT
$20. 00 OVERCOATS, AT.
$24. no OVERCOATS AT.
will continue to sell .......
.u»
I‘ll North Main Street,
VERCOAT SALE!
Now is the time to buy your Overcoats.
Still have some $15 and $18 SUITS left which we
..-.... .........
D. GOTTLIEB,
Men’s and Boys’ Outfitters From Head to Foot.
...... $5.00
.................. $7.50
”$1000
...... .........$12.00
At $9
SOUTH NORWALK.
THE NEW SCIENCE "
f Definition of Chiropractic
Chiropractic Is the,sclcnce of the
chose 0! the disease and the art at ad»
justing the same. Diseascs are caused
by a wrench, twist or sprain ill the
back. Even if dune. in 1hildhood it
creates pinched nerves alld palll in
later life, in the different organs and
limbs.
Chiropractors remove the cause. or
this disease and pain, and health is
restored through harmonizing the six
nerve systems ill your body.
Nervousness. Rheumatism, Paraly-
sis, Heart. Kidney and Female Dis-
eases are given special attention; also
Curvature of the Spine. You will
never regret giving Chiropractic a
chance to help you.
T. FRANCIS. D. C.
9511 WASHINGTON ST. 50. NORWALK
Magnetic’ Treatments Given Also.
WOOD WOOD +-
A. CARMI BETTS,
DEALER IN
Hard and Soft Wood,
Sawed and Split Ready for
Family Use.
.Soi‘t Wood, $6.00 per cord; $1.50 per
1/ cord.
Hard Wood $7.00 per cord; .1. 75 per
$4 cord
‘Spllt Wood. 251: extra per IA cord.
‘ Yard No. 74 Newtown Ave.
T-ol. 207-2. NOR‘Jl/ALK, CONN.
. YOU'LL MAKE NO MISTAKE
in trading at, this ‘Iisb market. All of
our seafood is so t‘II-sh clean and 11p-
. netlzing that. a trial ordel is sure to
make. you one of our regular and sails
_ fied custonlels It is our business to
please you and we believe that the
vow best way for us to succeed in our
effort is to offer you only the finest
and sweetest. fish and sllclll‘ond pro-
gramme; and this we are doing—not.
occasionallv, but every day in the
week ,
SILCOX & VAN SCOY.
. : . FISH MARKET,
181 WASHINGTON STREET BRIDGE.
' 'Tel. 931. Try Us. Free DellverYI
For Xmas Cigars
;‘ I . II. TRY THE.
ERoger Ludlow
’4 THEY ARE THE BEST 101: CIGAR
A-D.E
The Twin City
5c CIGAR IS A WINNER.
SB: .1. REYNOLDS,
MANUFACTURER.
"The improvements n11 the New (Ja-
Ilium rond ale. fast being completed
Fahd it. could be all finished within two
, veaks‘ time Connaetm John H.
'Kiianp, who is doing tile wol' lII e'1"1Il\ed
his first pay this lllolllillg of $1. and
and there Is about $1,500 Inou'c fol the
er which is not yet done. , OI this
.000 the state paid $4 soon and the
tawn of Norwaik made 11p the rest 111
the amount. The town select. men hale
inspected the. work and theyl .11 e well
‘W
$5-COAL—-$5
The No. 2 Nut (Pea) Coal we
have now on hand is of large size
and uncommonly good» quality,
in fact the Ferris kind. To those
who can use Coal of this size we
recommend ”this lot as much su-
perior to the usual kinds.
$5 per ton in your cellar.
The Ferris CoaiCO
149 Washington St.
'IF
you are going
buy anything in
lhe Jewelry line.
why not buy it
here? i have a
complete, anlo-
date. Xmas stock
alld .the prices
are right.
7 R , NOACK,
36 . NORTH MAIN STREET.
LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
Toys, Dolls, ' Etc
Xmas Cards and Calendars.
from SC up.
Xmas Stationery, from 25c up
Xmas Post Cards, from 1c up
W. A Briggerman,
MUSIC STORE.
Donovan Block, 132 Washington St.
Agent for Crescent Laundry.
FRANKLIN THEATRE
. ' FORMERLY
LOCKWOOD'S HALL
BEGINNING
SATURDAY NIGHT
DEC. 19
PRICES 10, 20 & 30c.
pleased with it and lepolt that it is
one. of the best picII-s of roadway in
the state.
Wmulououu
DA Chrilitmas Suggestion
What could he better for your
.Ilmore. Get: away from ”illansitory
. . means real helpfulness
I than ”asuvings pass bee]: in this bank with an initial deposit or $1 or
' e South Norwalk Savings Bank
untied BANK BUILDING.
boy or your girl 01 vour employees
trifles and give something that.
sented at original figures.
Suits from $9.00 up. ,
Parisian tailors invariably
and (‘11:1ts.l'l1'lll_v salill filled. The
or salt“ iilllI lllllnIIl'IIns llllltolls.
high collars. Loni: gl'nI'II l‘lli.
llandsnnlc lI‘t' it tilt" I‘1\
risk [11 giving l"llls thII_\ III
ill selecting them he III;
.IllI1-II IlI‘IlIIltI It;
and he 11111111111I1l.
low prices.
chi styles Ill this town
IHE PARISB IIAK ll SUII HIIIJSE
33 SO. MAIN STREET, SOUTH NORWALK.
SIJIIIINIIBIIIIB ARANIIESA
. Astounding reductions of High—grade Suits and Coats, a collection
that. positively leads with the best IIIIItli‘t'II fiIIIIS' and coats IIvIIr pre-
Stnnniug I‘al'isian creations crowded with
the. styles sanctioned by noted women of fashion.
distinctive tailored costlllllcs to he found ill this country.
luldles‘ Goals from $5.00 1111. tiil'ls‘ t‘onls from $3.50 11p and Indies‘
Suprenu-ly aristocratic costumes wltll the elegant III'I-sslllesl; that
llllparl to Intuit-Is of this I'Illll'ilt'lt'l'.
scasl'ln‘s choicest trimming effects
Stunning lal'ue pockets and Iliglllllcd
I llllnilll; lllns, becoming to 11'IIl'y figure.
that llltI aluav.» III-ll tllUllllet Ilf.
:"Il\\ :Iys apprc 1 ialcd
1-11 1_1 p.1I11- ill our value .51111l. has (Illl 1111;11-
lli(ll'tIl\"t‘I 11111 IIIIIIs are the 111111.51 11115 Me
A splendid Xmas suggestion of \\'.\IS'I‘S
Walrus ill the new dil'III IliIl‘u
Ililllnlt-d not, also 1111 ssalille in while 111 black and 111w IIIlLII‘l'iI-
1le which 111'1I positivI |\ the Ill‘hI 1alll1 111II 11If1II'-I II and tin II'I .11511111
SALE IN BOTH STORES
33 So. Main St.. SO. Norwalk, and 515 Main St., Stamford
WE ALTER FREF OF CHARGE.
lilIcillIIdly the most
business.
Holiday Books
Holiday Calendars
Holiday Handkerchiefs
Holiday Ribbons
Suits
You 11111 no
and _\l)ll Hill 1111 l'lh‘Ii
('Illnl'
for \\'Il|llt'|l at I'spl'cialli‘
lIIIIIlIIls of plain or l’III'.5'i1Ill1I
liltltl'
aa- -Brac.
until Christmas
I.
’ Winn LEADING Dav Goons STORE
TRISTRAM & HYA
NOS. 2 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
HOLIDAY GOODS
We are prepared in every department to meat theirequirements of Holiday
Holiday Pictures
Holiday Umbrellas
Holiday Gloves
Holiday Laces
Holiday Furs
Holiday Line as
Fur Coats
BASEMENT IN HOLIDAY . ATTIRE
In our basement we are showing an endless variety of fancy as well as useful
articles as well as the latest novelties in Art Pottery, Cut Glass, Lamps and Bric-
Our Store will be open evenings, commencing Saturday, December 19th,
TRISTRAM 81 HYATT, NORWALK, CONN.
111 ,‘
(‘IIIXI'IIILL A (‘I. (l'I‘II
Slim
(lililfi' t‘t‘lA'I'. .\IAIII')
t‘lllAlIiS. ill-IIII.JI..I\II I’IIII'IC $‘.
Girls’ Winter Coats
A I’OSITIYELY MATCHIESS UNDERI’RICE!
tllI‘ ALI. “tall.
115‘
L. GOLDEN, (18 Washington Street
IIIIAI NUIIBIS
Ht)l.\l-I\"l‘ .\lll'II‘l'l
Ili5lllr'l IIl' .\'IIl\\:lII<. .~.I-. I"‘11II.’II4'
('lllll'l. lllIIIIIlIIIIIII' .‘1, A, ll, liIllx.
l'lslalI- III I'iIIlI t‘lIlIIIllsoln. lti-I
Norwnlh, in .5:lid district,
The (“Hart of I'I'Iitlalv
trict of .\’ol'walll.
IIIwIIIl.51\llplllli1,\'1111111II‘IIIIllliI Ilt‘Il‘llI
for tho I'l'l’-IlilIIl'I~ (ii said IIsIaIII
llihil llle'il' claims for .\t'IIIl'lllI‘III
who lll‘tiil‘l‘l to present IIll‘il accounts.
properly attested. \\lIIilll \nitI Illl‘l'.
will 11.- III-lllll'l'wd u I'l‘l‘ll\l‘l"I. ..ILI‘. |ll‘l‘
$1111.»: illIiIIIItI'Id III ,5zlid IIsIIIIII
IIIII III: ‘
for
:11 m,
(‘lil'3"'\Itil.
’I‘Iillfi‘l
$3 98
1.>
lit).\II\l('I{ t‘.-\.\i"\';\lII
88 North Main St.
“MOO.““OOM
WE MAKE AND REMODEL
KARP' BROS.’
Designing and Ladies' Tailoring Parlors.
Tel. 9618
WE ALSO SELL ALL KINDS OF FURS.
onommmnmonoomw
llil ll? ‘Jii Adlailllstl'ulpl'
DEIIIIS ANII HINIRAIS.
Margueretta Sanford.
of Phillip (II-I'all'd Sanford, IliIIIl .11 III'i'
honn- Ill Sanaatnch 1111 Friday, \tl\I‘lll~
IMII‘ 117. She was tll.‘- daughter 111 lllI'
ialII l'll' llavid l\'II)'.5 :lliII .\Ial'y IlI'l"III'
1-.~l, and was born in IlilllIIill\ in tall.
\5ilIII'1I ilcl' pal'IIIIls II\I'II. :lnIi 1'1 buns
Ill'. Keys was WP” and i:l\'l>l‘ll"I\
known. 'i‘llII~lllllIl'lnIIIIl was ill .\Illl~
Il)\\'ll t‘IIlIII'lcry .111 3111111.”. ,\'tl\‘l‘lll‘..1‘l
20. III the lillllII)‘ plIIl.
III'II‘III'I'rI'l, lll'l‘ grandfather, was :1 1'1 sI»
1i1IIIt of Southeast, and is l1lII11Iit'11IIi
1111b I'Is history. The land that the
South Norwalk.
”N
Special ,,
FUR CAPS.
SELLECK’S
The Right Place
Suits and Overcoats
that are reasonable in price, but
high class in fabric and tailoring
MEN'S FUR COATS,
with a heavy wool lin-
Willis’H. Selleck
48 AND 50 WALL ST.. NORWALK.
iIIII Illlll'I'll at lloallsllnl'onnh 1.5 llllili
llpoll was :1 gift i'lIIln IlIlll III IlIII lull"
IsIl .\ll'.5' .\‘:llli'IIl'Il was
IIIII Episcopal church, a Ill':l\‘t‘.l111Il.ilI!
spirit, always ;\I'ti\1' ill piliilIllt'lll'IIpII'
sadly ultras 1111', 1111 .5hII was llIllIlI III\'-
IIII .‘llltI IlllIltll'l‘II.
Funeral of A. H. Hoyt.
The funeral svl'IiI'es 111m Ila. l’I
hliII Illllllt‘ in IIIIl'kIIIIIy street. N111 walk.
The house was filled lo the doors with
many friends 111111 the floral il'llllll1'5‘
wure handsome and in large numbers.
The seniors were very Il'lllll’t'SSIH‘
‘ and were conducted by the Rev.
'l‘orl'IIy. pastor of the ¥l11'\\'IIIk .\it‘IIlU'
llil'st. sillliz""ll‘ilt'l" to Face.“ and later
rendered
I‘lIl City."
It. tilover, l‘lIaI'les (IIovIII', William
AlIlIlI1Il'. George II‘iicIl_ ll, \\’, lI‘llcll
and Floyd Iluscoe. lulAII'nIIIu' I‘1II;.I\I'eIl
in IIll‘ Riverside (It‘lllelerI,
Enoch Phillips. .
War. at the lI‘ilch Sol-
diel's'
died Monday
Home.
Iii years. The deceased was 11 illl"lll'
her of Company ll. 'I‘llirlyiirsl l‘oll~
necliclll Volunteer infantry. 'l‘lII'I blll'-
. ial will take place. ill Abingloll.
1 state, today. . ‘
Funeral of James Milner.
The funeral of James hliIIIIII' was
held yesterday afternoon at '2 o'clock
from his late home in Sear l~lill. Will—
nipank, and a large numh'el‘ of friends
'u'IIre in attendance. There were a
large number of handsome tloral trib-
utes. whicll showed the high lIslccln in
which the deceased was held.’ lll‘v.
.l.ewis ll. Howell, rector of St Paul's
church. officiated, and interment fol-
lowed in Riverside celnetcl'y.
David Corbett Ferris.
Funeral services were held yester-
day afternoon at 2: 30 01 III the remains
of David Corbett. Ferris whose sad
25
$2
COAL!
ANOTHER CARGO OF HIGH GRADE LEHIGH COAL- JUST RECEIVED.
TRY A TON AND SEE THE DIFFERENCE.
0.2 NUT COAL, $5. 00 per Ton.
HARRIS 81 GANS C0.
TELEPHONE 450.
Norwalk and South N01walk are so
enthusiastic about the opening of the.
Franklin Theatre which will take
and which will be devoted to high-
SOUTH NORWALK, CONNé
”I
class vaudeville and the best; of pic-
ture place. that Mr. Franklin is conti-
nent that the theatre will be a great
success. Alrangements have been
place Saturday night, December 19..
death from pneumonia was recorded
ill these columns Monday, from his
lato homo at 26 Ann street. The Rev.
ll. B. Carpenter. pastor of the South
Norwalll Baptist church, officiated.
and burial was in Union Cemetery.
Rowayton. During the service Mrs.
ll'ving Smith sang touchingly. The
pallbearers were Messrs. Robbins.
Chris Fay, Kenneth Smith, Fred
Hyatt, John Tyler and F. ii. ancher
young men who were friends of the
deceased.
Timothy J. Byrnes.
Timothy .l. Ilyl'nes. for years one. of .
Norwallt's lllrsl llllown tailors. died last,
night at St. Vincent's Hospital, Bridge-
port. “'Ilt'l‘f‘. he had been undergoing
treatment. The remains will no
68 WATER STREET brought from there to Norwalk today.
-. I111 A. l. Collins and Company and
funeral services will be held at 9 o'-
cloek Friday morning from St. Marys
ehulch. Mr Byrnes had been to ill
health for a long time and made a
Inanflll struggle. but a complication
gradually Slipped his vitality until the
elld came. Mr. Brvnes was 48 ye‘itls
COAL!
made. wheleby l3lascer's cigar store
and a drug store in Norwaik will sell
tickets for the Franklin ’l‘hentle at box
office prices. and Edwald W. Kelley 11
drug store at South N01 walk will do
likewise beginning Thursday
11.1111 limuml and .11 l
.\lal'cllcl'clln (‘l'awl'Iu'II S:1111111'1I.\\'IIII I‘.‘
We Will Close Out All
Ilavid lzlnlla-rl . _.»
:l lllI‘lililIl' 1.1 II}:
lIII-. as well 11.5 smlal life. II\‘I hus-
band and UIII‘ I'lli'Ill .\'lll‘\'l\l' Ill'l‘. and
IIIIII ll'llvcs a 1111.5'l of friends \\l111 \\li|
mains 111‘ Aaron Ii. ll111'I'IIIII'II III-Id III.»
tIIl'Ilay afternoon at ‘J o‘clock l’l'IIlII lli5
F. l)_ 1"“
list (‘lllll'ch. During: the scrvico George
I'Inocll Phillips. a veteran of the t'ivil f-~
.\'orotml, at the age of I’
this '
or age. and is survived by one daugh-
eo I, are dumb because oth-
Some p M " 'ter, Miss Mamie Byrncs, and two
ers talk so much.
tII‘l’t'llSI'li. I .~
ml,1..1.IdlonlalluillIIIII-IilanIpaIlI‘II-III 1.1
We are going out of the Jewelry business—we :1
mean to give up this department, so I
the Stock on Hand
at Half Price
Q] We have about two dozen Men's and Ladies‘ Gold
Filled 2(l-Y Iar Guaranteed Watches. either Wal-
tham or Elgiu movements, which we will sell at
half price.
These Watches are all the latest thin.
flat models—SIS for $9; $20 for $10; $22 forSl I.
price.
"'I‘IIIIy .\‘plInll of the lloallti- '
'l‘he pull hearers were .\i.
(ii Solid Gold Rings. for Ladies and Children, hand-
some settings, over two hundred of theta on hand;
every one of them must.
$4 for $2; $5 for $2.50;
‘ (ll Silver and Chatelaine Watches all to go at half
Also, Medallions, Brooches and Chains to
be closed out at less than cost.
be sold—$3 for $1.50;
$6 for Si.
(ll As we intend to close out everything in this de-
partment, the goods will be sold for CASH ONLY.
This is a chance that does not come very often,
'so come early and make
your selection. We will
hold any article bought in this department until
Xmas on a small deposit.
29-31 West Washington Street.
SOUTH NORWALX.
sons John and Francis Byrnes. All- I
other daughter Miss Helen Bvrnesi
died Ol‘lI\ a few weeks ago Mr. Bryn
es was a plomineut member of SI.
Mnl'v‘ s chllrc,l1 and ill addition to his;
sorrowful family there is a wide cir-
cle of friends who regret his demise.
FIFTEEN PERSONS KILLED.
Thirty injured In Collision at Limoges,1
France. I
LIMOGES. France, Dec. ill—A col-l
lision between a freight. and passeu-I
gel' train near here today l‘CSIIIIl-d in
the II 'lh of fifteen persons alld lhei
injury of thirty others. Fire broke.
out' after the accident, and must of
the victims were pinned beneath the
wreckage and burned to death. The
great heat interfered with the work
of rescue. The. collision occurred I11
IIIP Pouch 'l‘unnel, between here and
llrive.
At the monthly meeting of the. Nor
walk Building and Loan Association.
'I‘uesday evening. eight new members
were fallen in, and three loans made.
Politics often, on, very often, indeed,
makes bedioliows strangers.
‘ “A“ .
BROAD RIVER FIGHT.
Thomas Doyle Appeals From Fine Im-
posed by Judge Lockwood.
Thomas Doyle. of Broad River, was
placed under arrest last evening by
Captain ’lhomas Hunt. of the N01 wall.
polic 1- loIcc on a \v'allant issued char r;
111g hinl with assault on Martin 'I‘lIo_1
;also of llroad River last Sunday.
111 court this morning, before Judge
l-11111111'11 .\I. l.0('n’w00ti, the case was
aired. and it appeared that lloyle l1.III
bur-11 drinking: and quite a lively selap
must have taken place
Doyle is 28 years of age, willie Trm’
is about (34. Mrs. Troy was on the
witness stand and told what. she knew
of the case.
Troy's interests were looked after
by Attorney John Keogh.
Judge Lockwood filled Doyle $5 and
costs, which amounted to $13.82
Doyle took an appeal, and the bonds
were fixed at $5 0. which were furnish
ed by his father. and the case will
come. 11p in the next term of the Crim-
inal Court of Common Pleas, In Bridges
port.
it seems strange that when a. girl In '
sweet there should be no files on her,
Norwalk Chronicler