Iwalk. spent yesterday In Bridgeport.
‘ A solar will he served.
store- in!” with Commendwblo
Goods 111 Séaéohh‘lil‘é Prices for wear
ing Apparel and Puppy AwiIticies saitav
hie, for Christmas Presents. Come (1111]
see and you will find something to buy
1;) please your friends 011 Christmas
or.
E. K. BANKS
MAHAcKuMo norm. BLOCK.
's‘oUr‘H’ NOISWALK.
~ Seal Cops for Xmas 0’ Iirien.
Mrs Chl'iri‘dé‘ Table." this in liridge-
port yesterday 011 business
—-—-Man'Ic1’1'r(I and Toilet Sets galore,
at Road‘s.
Mrs. Walter Lewis. of East Nor-
Mrs. Annie R. Baker, ot New Haven.
is the. guest. of friends in South Nor
walk.
----- p Umbrellas for Xmas. O'iirien.
Mrs. Florence ID, 'I‘ultie.,of Norwalk.
was in iiridkeport. yesterday. on busi-
ness.
James ’l‘niley. ol‘ Norwalk. has taken
a position in tinI gas works in liarbor
avenue. . . ‘ .
William 1.. lilaseer. of Wall street,
was In New Yorlt city. yesterday. on
business.
Master 1I Ollllibll, son of Mr. and Mrs.
James i‘orbnsh, of Maple street . is ill
at his home.
——i‘ixceptionaiiy good values lli Sil-
vm' Novelties at Itood's.
Mrs. Josephine. Valentine, (it
York, is the . gttest. of relatives
South Norivalk.
Captain and Mrs. Fletcher H. Mont-
gomery, of Berkeley street, are the
parents of a sort. .
(ieotge liver-Ls ot‘ the Comstocli
(lothiug Htote I11 Norwalk. is in New
York city today on business
New
I11
—Ellte Shoes for Xmas. Glover's
tinI ‘ Plhcel.
Joseph Cox. oi‘ Highland avenue.
who sustained (1‘ stroke/Inf paralysis.
Sunday, is slightly improved, .
Mrs. li‘anton Beers is slowly inipi‘ov-!
ingot her home in Westport avenue."
after a normal (i11ys' Illness.
wilrown lierbles for Xmas.
Lincoln Conih‘IIl. No, 4.
tl‘lirielri
Order (it 3
United Atticrlcnn Mechanics, wiliI
hold :1 regular meeting tomorrow (Ive-
ning. .
'l‘hII Matinee Wltist (‘iub is bi lug 1I11~I
tortainod this .1Iternoon by Mrs Rossi
Burchard. of Morgan avenue. Norn
Walk, t
Walter Hendricks. of Norwnik. draw 1,
a party (if Norwallt people to Bridgc-‘
port, yesterday. in P. C. Sturges' auto-j
nibblle.
‘Mrs. Henry T. ielirman, Mrs. Fred-
erick W_ F. Andrews and Miss Sadiel
Cargill. of Norwalk, spent yesterday In I
Bridgeport.
——Sili( Umbrellas, gold and silveri
mounted at Rood' s.
L. H. Decker gpve a gi‘iflphopliollo
cancert Tuesday night. at: the meeting
of Old Well l.o(l'.g(I and the progiain
was much enjoyed.
The (1111111111 roll (1111i and election oil
officers of Eureka Lodge Daughters of
Rebekah, will .be held tomorrow even-
ing at the hall I11 Washington street.
Joseph Bray. of Wilton avenue. is I11
Providence, Rhode island. today. at
tending the funeral of his sistei In
law. Mrs. John B1111. who was tot 1111Iil1
well-knoWn In Norwalk.
—I(‘.. & K. Derhies for Xinas. O'Brien.
S'ea'man Romle B. Knehns, Second
Division. Naval Militia, of Hartford.
has been appointed second lieutenant,
with ((1111 from November 27. 1908.
vice Dowd. promoted.
Two huge a'rc lights have been plac-
(Id In front of the out way leading into
the . new Ij‘r i1klh theatie. I11 Wall
sheet, Norwti i(.'n111(I.l1 like those used
in float. of Mttsie [tall
fAfi . fingerprints. have been complet-
(31 for [he annual ChrisEmus hop which
Is to he held tomorrow evening by th(I
mémh rs oi". the Overlook Military
Acttdemy at its linll in East avenue.
. The Willing Workers‘ Ciicle. of
King's Daughters. of the Norwalk
Methodist Church. held a ve1y pleas-
ant meeting yesterday after.noon with
Mrs, Christine Ruscoe, (if BetIIkele1
street Nprwalk’. .
+Plush Caps for Xmas. O'Brien.
The members of Star of Columbia
‘ Circ‘ig. No 253 will hold their (matter-
(I
iy m ting in Mystic Chain Hull, this
. evening. All members ate requested
to be. present as there will be an elec
tion of officeis.
George Weyerhauser (it Cross street
Norw’alk. is nursing 11 Very sore middle.
finger on his left hand as a. result of
having it smashed between two of the
balls at the. Norwaik howling alleys.
. Monday evening
-—'i‘hé Paris Clock and Suit House
will (be open ‘every evening until
Christmas
The degree team of Park City Lodge.
. Knights of Pythlas. will visit Olive
Branch Lodge. of South Norwaik. this
event g. for the purpose of (onion mg
the t lrd degree on thiee candidates.
1..- (W
Adhiph' W, DreWSSif
c” lit-1‘1. Cigarctt'es. Tooi'coii
111111 makers Articles otailkinds
CKEMO BLOCK.
Xmas (‘nn‘iiy. (‘. .l.
. We. have. classy, clever gift
noods‘t‘or every age and condl»
tion. They are better than us-
unl. (Inilirnciug the newest Ideas.
Our prices are as attractive Inn
our goods. so come (I1I11I1 for
the best pickings.
Ellll. W. KEllEY, Jlt.
onuooisr. .
I NORTH MAIN smear.
TEL. 626-3.
'
Mrs. Walter 'i‘ ’l‘iiyzloi ot‘ Mott. arm
11o, Noi walk. spent yester'day in
BridfiIport.
mOpen evenings. (l. .i. Mlnt'l. & (‘11.
'l‘hp Rough Rider (ilt‘t' (111111 will
hold 11 meeting. this evening. at the,
oilice. oi’ Attorneys Light and 'I‘ani-
litany:
~-C.ross Shoes for women who care.
Glover's the. Blane.
Mr. and Mrs.(‘1-oiL.c Avisoi1..I.i1 of
Stamford are the guests oi Mr. and
Mrs. A. A. Avlsion of Main street.
for ‘a few days
GCOI‘gG'NlCliolils continues to int.
prove at his home in East avenue, at—
ter a several Weeks’ illness. lie is yet.
unable to get. out of doors.
greens which will be out 111) torthe
Christmas decorations.
Thomas E. Gregory. the Cranbury
road contractor, has started 11 force of
men at work. putting it coating of gra-
vel on Chestnut. Hill avenue.
TlteI Nutmeg Club will hold a regu-
lar meeting this evening at the. quar
teis in Norwalh at Wliltll time the
oiticers fer the coming, 1(I.11I will be
. nominated.
The city of Norwalk has a force oi
men Ill. work. and the. old bark is be
ing scraped from all the trees In the
Green and other repairs are being
made. to them.
~—~Spe(-lal discount to churches on
Minty. & ("(1.
MONEY ADVANCED
to all.
I. ”E got/".111 . ..
on their household furniture.
pianos and other personal property. .I
without indorser. Call and see us. In-
dependent Loan and accurlty Co.,
4. l-iuviland Bldg. Washington St. Oilicc
Iopen until 7 p. in.
Monday and Sat-
urday until 8:30.
Horace E. Dana & Son,
48 Wall 06., Not-mitt.
Real Estate and
Insurance.
Wo have uvonl docldod blr'llnl
In Incomp producing property that
must lncrono In value with tho rapid
growth of (a. gown.
lHi filflVfR 3 FIRE
SLIPPERS
. FOR .'
MEN .
WOMEN
CHILDREN
A GIFT TO BE ENJOYED THROUGH-
OUT THE YEAR. I,
Site to $2.00
1a..
Wear Shoes That Fit.
122 WASHINGTON STREET.
PHONE 542-2.
..~.r-. III .. 'J.‘
Now [5 “Dress Stilt”
. . (me
Let Koppel make $1611 boo. am: hi"
comparable suits for the holiday dress -
occasions.
Your Wardrobe is incomplete With- V
They feel right, look right
out. one
and are right.
'i‘heie' s 11 HOW to make (11 (I111 stilts .
tit t Koppel know’s.
o- exne'iIimentin'g about it.
Isa'tisfa'ction here.
LEO S. KOPPEE
FASHIONAILE TAILOR, ~
24 No. Main on, South NorWiiK.
Tot. mo.
You get
Copyiight 1908 by
Hon Sillllillittl i\ Mm
they
up to $50;
" g the same‘thls year do last some
eral color schemé 12am ..
in our” good clolzhes vary a good déél
Hart Schofhioi 8:
clothes 1 You ll find ou‘
ters fOr men ’s ChriSl
coat or suit; a foil dress or
smaller things he wantd y. .
handsome neckw‘ear; handkerchiefs, hose, . \
gloves; umbrellas and walking sticks, I
fancy waistcoats; you ’11 be ahle to get
“him” something good here from 25 cents
things he wants.
This store-is the home of
Hart Schaffner & Marx clothes
((11-
1”.
tin filings. Styles
. .Ii; . (’5'
headquar— , '_
tflp I411. not
are
Tuxedo or ‘ i e."
TELEPHONE. (ALL. 682-2 V 1 f
I .. “(1.in . ..~._.
qualities.
varieties. 60: lb. )8 checks given.
SPICES—Our Spices are. pure.
Sugars
2T1 [1) Stick $1.23
20 lb sack $1.0t
10 lb sack .5C -
ll lb sack .25
A Xmas Fea
. . Matt's Mandi: surpass.
.. _ COLORS.
Better get in on this good tenet.
—~———
if you like mildness. use less; that's economy.
tiHRISllllS [REES Fltllll 40c ll $1. [I
CHRISTMAS WREATHS, 15c
FRESH PORK ............
HOME onssséo" CHICKENS
.» MNEW CANNED GOODS
n...-....--.o-..-
ORN. ............\ ..
EAs ..
TOMATOES .....
..............,..1ocCAN
4;. It tv I
‘ ”I'- 111' good thihg’li‘ is hireiidy toriyou (it; Flynn &. Ryan’s Shoe Store.
MEN'S, WOMEN'S Ant) CHILDREN’S FINE SHOES.
WOMEN'S‘AND CHILDREN'S WARM SLIPPERS IN MANY
FLYNN is. RYAN
COEEGCS
TEA USERS once they try our S1111 Kee tire quick to see its good
Sun K09 is packed in miniature tea chests and comes In all
COFFEE USERS never fail to praise-our blends of Mocha and
Java. especially the 25c blend. our leading seller.
that‘s quality.
126
W Washington”
. Street -
Tel. 542-3
They are strong:
.i3c LB.
. .12c CAN
.10c CAN
....--.......
..-.~I..-
Sbiith nomaik. . ‘
= ”71,” -.
‘ .. (1h WAsmno'rou or;
J (ickson’s
x 31.111.
CHRISTMAS
Photographs
Having remodelled my Stddio
1 am prepared to give the best
of the. Art ”to my patrons.
DON'T DELAY-«Altho we make
Christmas Sittings
up to Monday be’tore Christmu
or later It necessary.
New Art Line
, or . .
Water Color Paintings
, in .all sizes. _
FROM 30(: T0 $5.00
Small Cold and Silver Frames . ‘
FROM 25c UP.
Just. Right for Small Pictures.
Picture Frames
in Our Model Frame Shop..
COME AND SEE. WE CAN
PLEASE YOU.
JacksOn’ s Studio
Opposite Hotfii. Nompiistggnnfi
'1..:
i'..
It’s Interesting
to us and would be to you to visit our
store and see from day to day the
New Goods and. Holiday Novelties of
“good things to eat" that are being
added to our stool; for your disposai.
We. solicit a comparison of High- grade
Edibles. New New Orleans Molasses
for those who want the real thing. 15c
a (1L. 60¢: a ration
Maple. “1" zap, pt. bottles.15c; large
bottles. 251:: 1/, gallon cans. 60c; gallon
cans, full measure, $1.10.
Chase and Sanborn‘ a Coffee [10m 25(:
to 350 a pound. Chaise and Sanborn's
Teas, all varieties. from 3 to 7011.11
pound. Don“ t spoil your 1111 pudding
or mince meat with no or chopped 118
raisins. We sell t (1 best tail weigh
2' phgs. for 2511.. Canned Currants.2
pkgs. for 25¢. Fancy Citron, Orange
and Lemon Peel. Cluster Raisins,
Prunes. Fh'hporntéd Apricots; I11 fact
we have the. best of everything arid
eevrythtng the best. Call and see. as.
We can Interest you and save you
money and worry.
BUY EDIBLES YOU CAN EAT, 1‘
Church 81 Miller
LEADING onocans.
as wear WASHINGTON ornate
Open, This Evening
'intz
92 Washington St,Sot1tliNor”wiilk
Specials for ' Tonight 1
50c LEATHER BAGS. .331; 100 SAMPLE BAGS, on
Black and Tan Bags, 1 colors, values 11p to E
to customer. $2.98; tonight, while
~—i they last ......... . .$1.29 .1
50c BELTS in Holly» Box-
es. tonight. ...... 24c b0x 'Men’s BOW TIES, 500
. _.__.__.._._-_-. in the lot, tonight. .15c6r1.’
$1.50 FLANNEL ‘ -———’—
G o W N s a no 10c GINGHAMS, tonight
SKIRTS ......... ‘...98(: ....... . 5c yardwaz
‘ —“T’— 10 yds.»to customer. 6"
$1.49 All Llhei‘l HAND-
KERCHIEFS, 6inbox. , $1. 25 PILLOWS, tonight ‘ f
I tonight ....... 991; box ...... 98c each
Visit Toylaiid 1n the Basement .
Something new every day.
0 B Jackson
.. -‘ Optician. .
Everything in the Optical Line-
Eyes Examined Free. ’
. Neel?!
. 11‘s WALL smut. PHONE 433‘.
Norwalk Chronicler