pool-Is at $7 and $107 Our goods
‘eo'ause our goods are irom three to
lace you.
1'$'zo.oo OVERCOATS AT
$15. 00 ERCOATS, AT
$20.00 0 ERCOATS AT
will continue to sell . . .....
‘ North Main Street
I
hat to do next? Where to buy your next Suit (11' Oven-oat? Have
our over seriously oeusldered our set price clothing pmpositlon? 0111'
.e are doing a. big business because our (llHItJlIlt‘l'H hie satisfied. and
fine“ when lots OI others do not. Just. a trial that Will (1011- ‘
Copyright Clothing Company
“ NonTH MAIN STREET
Now is phe time to buy your Overcoats.
“ $24. 00 OVERCOATS, AT .
Still have some $15 and $18 SUITS left which we
. ....... At $9
I .D GOTTLIEB,
Man’ 5 and Boys' Outfitters From Head to Foot.
make friends where others fail.
five dollars cheaper per garment
.......... $..500
.................. $7.50
................ $10.00
.. ..... .....$12.oo
SOUTH NORWALK.
:HE NF.W SCIENCE
- Definition of Chiropractic
Chiropractic. Is the science of the
nose of the disease and the art of ad-
'justing the same. Diseases are caused
151 a wrench, twist or sprain in the
hack. Even ht done in childhood it
creates pinched nerves and pain in
litter 'ille, in the dille1ent organs and
. ilimbs.
.. Chiropractors remove the cause or
.‘his disease and pain, and health is
restored through haimoiilaing the six
Luerve systems in youi body
1" Nervousness. Rheumatism, Paraly-
sis, Heart, Kidney and Female Dis
caries are given special a.;ttention also
Curvature of the Spine. You will
never regret giving Chiropractic a
reliance to help you.
, .. 1 'E T.‘ FRANCIS, D. C.
”"94 WASHINGTON ST. so. NORWALK
Magnetic Treatments Given Also.
A. 'CAle BETTS,
DEALER IN
Hard and Soft Wood,
Sawed and Split Ready for
. Family Use.
1‘ .1 Soft Wood, $6.00 per cord; 01.50 per
«.116. cord.
, _: Hard Wood, $7.00 per cord; 01.75 per
‘ $6 cord.
' . 1 {Split Wood, 251: extra per % cord.
' 1 Yard No. 74 Newtown Ava.
207-2. ~NORWALK, CONN.
' YOU'LL MAKE NO MISTAKE
in trading at this fish moi-Ike. All of
our seafood is so fl',ti'b'll clean and up
etlzing that a trial cider is sure to
. na'ke you one of our iegular and salts-
fled customers. It. is Olll business to
also you and we believe that the
cry best way for us to 51101: ood in our
Ifoi't is to offer you only the finest
d, sweetest fish and sheillood pio-
urable: and this “e are doings—amt
ecasioually, but ov-Ii'y day in tin-
SILCOX £1 VAN SCOY.
' FISH MARKET,
£1 WASHINGTON STREET BRIDGE.
' 31. Try Us. Free Delivery.
XMAS GIFTS
Nothing is more appropriate than :1
him of good Cigars and there is
nothing better than
he Roger Ludlow
~10c Cigar '
E TWIN CITY IS AN EXCELLENT
- 1 ‘. 5 CENTER.
B 1 REYNOLDS
~ MANUFACTURER.
hé'aringin the bankruptcy case of
11' run It. Bradley. proprietor of the
filmord Pharmacy which lecentlv
set! its doors, will be held tomorrow
ore Referee In Bankruptcy 1011.. \V.
tilts, at Bridgepoi't.
Methodist Eipscopal Church held
successful supper last evening
'th residence of Mr. and Mrs .lolm
’ nder Crockett street ’lhere
WOOD WOOD—w
‘ o ‘Lsdles’ Aid Society of the How» I
..... ~4__....E.o. .mm—w..--.-.._
i i i i i i
$5—COAL—SS
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 usc‘Coal of this size we
recommend this lot as much su-
perior to the usual kinds.
$5 per ton in your cellar.
The Ferris CoalCO
149 Washington St.
\Illl :ll'I" {1.0ng III
l1u_\ anylhiug in
the .lcwclry Iinc,
why not buy ll
1111111? I lili\'t‘ :1
complete, lip-Io
daie Xmas stock
and the prices
lure right.
R. NOACK.
.36 NORTH MAIN STREET.
LARGE ASSORTMENT 0F
Toys, ”Dolls, Etc
Xmas Cards and Calendars,
from 51: up.
Xmas Stationery, from 25c up
Xmas Post cards, from It: up
W. A. Briggerman,
MUSIQ STORE.
Donovan Block, ‘ 132 Washington 31.
Agent for Crescent Laundry.
‘,..
FRANKLIN THEATRE
FORMERLY
LOCKWOOD’S HALL
. BEGINNING
‘SATURDAY NIGHT
DEC. 19 -
PRICES 10, 20 11'. 80c
There is nothing more appropriate
for Xmas than 11 box of good cigars.
The Roger l.11dlow is one or the best.
‘ obd attendance.
A cinemas Suggestion
Read B. J. Rcyiiold‘sadv.
' What 'could be better for your
ay .trom transitory
ulness.
vings pass book In this bank with an initial deposit or $1 or 1-
1 Narwalk Savings Bank
UNITED BANK BUILDING.
boy or your girl or your employees
trides and give something that”
.SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
Suits 11 oiu $9.00 11p.
unit-1- llI.‘llIll(I It; IllUl‘t'OVOl' our prices
and In- convlnccd.
cat stile-s in this Ioun.
111111111111111111111
33'so.MA1N STREET, SOUTH NORWALK.’
Astounding reductions of 'lllghvgrado Suits and Coats, a collection
that positively loads with the host tailored suits and coats over pru-
sented at original figures. Stunning l’tn'lslan (‘i‘I‘IillOllH crnwdcd with
Ihe‘styles sanctioned by noted women of fashion. l‘iccidcdly th1 most
distinctive tailored costiunos to be. found in this country.
Ladies” Coats from $5. 00 up, (lii'ls‘ (‘ouls from $3. 50 up and Ladies"
Suprcnicly urisiocl: -1Iir' costunus “Illl the cluguni di'cssinoss that
Parisian tailors 1111111 midi impmtlto models of this c'l'iiuactm. Suits.
and Coats. richly Hotln llncd. 'l‘lic aces-1111‘s irllillOnsl. trimming cli‘ecls
101' satin 11111] numerous buttons. Stunning large pockets and dignified
high culture. Long, graceful, clinging lint-s, humming to every figure.
llundsinnc. l-‘Illt IIII'VI‘S‘ that 11111 always well Ihouglitot‘. You 11111 no
risk in RlVlHI! i‘urs~~1l1uy a. ~:1l\"111's ll[lill‘l't'lllltid—vmlll you 11111 no risk
I11 selecting them here; (awry lllt'I'O in our entire stock Inn-1 our guar-
A spicndiannn-i suggcsllonoi \I'AIS'I'S for women at i'sni'i‘lnlly
low prices. Waisls In the new dil'cctoire niodcls ol‘ plain or I’ci'slclic
trimmed neI, alt-30 11111ssulino in \I’Iiilo 111 black and 111. w liuircih mod
cis, which are positivcly tln- I11 st \'illil(' 11'1-111 oli'ci'td and tin.- humisom
SALE IN BOTH STORES ' .
33 So. Main St., So. Norwalk, and SIS Main St., Stamford
WE ALTER FREE OF CHARGE.
' ,1. a... '17—."
1111-. IIII.‘ lowest possihlc. I'ome
Girls’. Winter Coats
A POSITIVELY MATCHLESS UNDERPRIGE!
'CIIIXI'IIII.I.A (lld'fl'l'll, IIICII ONLY,
$4.98 ............................
GIRLS I IIA I‘ ‘\I Alli" ()l‘ All1\\(')I)I1 I III \"‘,IOI Al I. 398
COLORS. III') GUI All HOW In} $598 ...................
L. GOLDEN, ‘ 68 Washington Street
REGULAR I'lllI‘I-l, $2 98
.................... .
Holiday Books
Holiday Calendars
Holiday Handkerchiefs
Holiday Ribbons
a.-Brac
until Christmas.
THE LEADING DRY GOODS-STORE.
TRISTRAM 81 HYATT,
NOS. 2 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
HOLIDAY GOODS
We are prepared in every department to meet the requirements of Holiday
business. '
Holiday Pictures Holiday Furs
Holiday Umbrellas Holiday Linens
Holiday Gloves For Coats
Holiday Laces
BASEMENT IN, HOLIDAY ATTIRE
. In our basement we are showing an endless variety of fancy as well as useful
articles. as well as the latest novelties in Art Pottery, Cut Glass. Lamps and Bric-
Our SIore will be open evenings commencing Saturday. December 19th .
TRISTRAM 8i
HYATT, NORWALK, CONN.
11111 11111113
SOLVI'IN’I‘ .\‘I,)'I‘II‘I'3.
llisll'ict oi” Nol'wulk, as. idol-1111-
(..‘.onrt, Honolulu-1' :d, A. l1.. 15le
I'Istult' 111' Supiiic A. \\'llllc. law oi
{\‘ni'u'ulII. in suid (ilsli'icl. tli’(‘l’ll$t‘tl.
'l'lic Court 111' l’i'nliaio for ll111 IJIHII‘II'I
oi’ Nul'wnlh hath limited and Illlnwml
six 11111111115 fl'oln tin- duic ln'i'cui‘ 1111'
tho creditors 111' said 11.1511111- I11 mililiii
uho nugh-ct to prcscni 1111- 1ii' ilt‘I'IIIIIIIS,
«memo
WWW
WE , MAKE AND ‘REMODEL
KARP BROS?
Designing and Ladies’ Tailoring Parlors,
88 North Main St. Tel.
WE ALSO SELL ALL KINDS OF FURS.
Good
for Men
The Gift question can be easily and economically settled
here. Our prices are right and assortment large.
There Are
SUITS and OVERCOATS.
ROBES. SEPARATE TROUSERS. FANCY VESTS.
HATS, FUR and PLUSH
GLOVES. DRESS SHIRTS.
FLERS, UNDERWEAR. HOSIERY, HOLIDAY SUSPEN-
‘DERS, NECKWEAR and ARM BANDS. CUFF BUTTONS,
SCARF PINS. COLLARS. CUFFS SUIT. CASES UM—
BRELLAS, CANES, MANICURE SETS COAT and
TROUSERS HANGERS, ETC.
COme' in and look our Gifts over. It s a pleasure to show
them
Willis H
48 AND 50 WALL ST.. NORWALK.
Our Show Windows tell part ‘of the tale.
968 South Norwalk.
Gifts
HOUSE COATS, BATH
CAPS. DRESS and FUR
SWEATER COATS. MUF-
OAL !
ANOTHER CARGO OF HIGH GRADE LEHIGH COAL JUST RECEIVED.
' TRY A TON AND SEE THE DIFFERENCE. _
.2 NUT COAL, $5. 00 per Ton.
HARRIS 81
TELEPHONE 450.
GANS CO.
68 WATER STREET.
" 181 Washington. Street Bridge
1. ccnl's Hospital. in Bridgeport. will be
Izl'. IIIIIIIC \\ I III I l.\' hill,
..—..._. w. .-,L . .
'l‘o tin llmnd oi (‘onuii 1111111111.»...1111
i‘l'n‘ oi‘ I-‘all'iicld I‘Ollllii
(11-1151.- 111 soil Spii'llnuns 11nd Intox»
touting Lionom A111, 141,111 IIIt'l
llhinc \\'iuc 11nd (‘idi-r. 111 to» W Il's'l
iliglnn sli't't't Ilti’iilgc Hill-.1 himm I
Town of .\'1n'w'.1lli. I
Illlll'il .nl Nol'wnllt. 1111:: \‘h tiny oi
iii-cmubci', A. It, Inns.
Inigpnycl's. :ls dolincd in law. oi H.1-
'|'own 11I' 1\'111'\\:1ll.', “OH 11,. 1~1.in:'.-:1- '.l‘.I'
application 111' Illi' ulmvc nunml .l;111'1 '
I‘ui'1'k11 I'm' such llI‘I‘llnI‘ and u: do
.10
\t'Ytl'lllh toriifi inch i111 liinw-H il1111 1
\\1-:'-111|:1\11.111-1s owninu 1111i 1-1111111
'llnnlcd in said “'luun oi '\'111'u.1ilt. 111111
ccnsc to sell \llll'lllll‘llh‘ 11nd intmir r-11
lug liquors during Ihc ensuing your.
llcccnihci'. A. 11., IIIIIS.
111211111, Ilohcri Just-loyalty. I'I‘li‘l‘ J.
Burke. I'Idwln It. Smith.
cm. on III‘IIIII‘II by law. oi' iln- Town of
l'lct'i'lnln'l'. A'. 11.. 1510s.
11131111111111 11. 14111111.
did I? Town (.‘lm'k.
Fresh Fish Always at
This Market
Salmon. 301- 111.; Halibut. luv lb:
Marin-rel. lvic 1b.: Cod Sink. 1"31' Ill.1
Pike, 141'. “1.: Sim-It, 15c lll.l \\'cu‘..’. 13c
lit: SnHIIDI‘I‘S, 12c “1.; 13-": '.. 13c. 111..
Native l-rosi 1111- ”1.: Native [Flats
Si llL' Hurling, 81' 111.; Spots lilc ll1.:
Fresh Hc'iling; l-‘inniu lladdlcs; W111
l'untcd Ilseallops. 4011 (1L; Oysters. dry.
:lSc 111.; CI unis 30 qt.
SILCOX 81 VAN SCOY,
1111111 111 11111113.
Funeral of T. J. Byrnes.
The funeral of Timothy J. Byrncs,
; the former.woll-known Norwulk tailor. .5;
'who died Tuesday night at St. Vin-
hold at 9 o‘clock tomorrow morning
. from St. Mary‘s Church. Norwnlk. lu-
Ierniout will [allow in St. Mary‘s Ceme-
tcry.
- Joseph Davis, the Washington street
clothler and hahcrdosher, is especially
ready for the Christmas trade, this
year. ' His stock is replete with'ihc
choicest line of goods suitable for lini-
. Iday gills. and compares favorably
with that. of the big metropolitan stor-
esfl An idea of some of the line things
within the store may be gained from
the beautiful display in the big show
windows. of Mr. Davis’ store, where
there are handsome arrays oi’ toilet
and leather goods, and the latest no-
-veltics and staples in haberdashery
and wear.itl)les A handsome new big
gilt sign has also just been erected
nvci' the1 front. of the store by Luther
M."W1'lgl1t.
I .. Despite the financial scare bl last
season. the talk of frenzied Ilnanto.
etc...tl1(1 big musical farce King Casey
There was a runaway Early Wednes-
day morning, In Beld‘en avenue, Nor-
walk, but. it could not be learned to-
day who owned the wagon and horse.
‘ The vehicle was a large covered one
like those used for bakery deliveries,
and the animal started from near the
public library, and dashed up Belden
avenue. thn in front. OI? the rest
dence of John ’l‘. Hayes stunt-one step-
in which the Rays will appear at
lIioyi‘s Theatie, tomoli'ow night enjoy
ed a inospcious scusou. Without
ped I‘ioin the sidewalk and stopped doubt it was one of the funniest oi!
the hon-1e before any damage won, the various nopulm priced musical
done.
‘shows. not only in the nature of Its
plot which allows the playeis a wine
The Nutmeg basketball team will latitude Im the m oduetlon of new
play the St. Lukes at the preliminary ' comedy lines, em, but. to the presence
game at the armory Monday evening.
ul 1IUIIAIII)’ and Emma Roy.
-..———-—- .. ..,.
lhi'll' claims for sclllcnii-nl. ‘I‘Imw '
1'11111111'i} :illi1sl11d ullliin «11111 1111111,
will no d1.- built-d 11 l'ci'ou- 1\ All 11111-1 f.
- sons indebted lo shill 115111» ."111 1'1» . fl
Itlli sll'li to niukt1 ilnlnt'dinli 1111\1111111 111 ~
iii". in l. i1l1111n'1«‘11.1i111 '
I Iii-why apply for a lli'uugisl's Ii~ '
that “‘11 ham» not cndm‘svd lin- 111111li- l ..
cation of :111\ oIhc-i' lu-rsnn lUl' :1 li
Dulcd Hi Norwnlk. this 21111 day oi
Sauna-l J. Smith. (‘hm'lcs II. IichrW
l hon-by certify that iln- nhovc mun”
11d 11111101141111»; arc I‘ll‘t‘llll‘fi 11nd toiling.» "
.\'(11'\\'ulk.itud than llll‘)’ lini'c signed for "
- no other applicant. 1";
Ilnlcd ill .\'1)l'\\'nlk, this ilIll day of '
"dc-J-i— ,-,
. r-efimmlb' '
5. We are going out of the Jewelry business—we
mean to give up this department, so
.. _. WeWiIICIoseOutAII
Ailil'lllelll,
\\'11, (111- llIiIll‘l':l§;liI‘Il. .lccinrs‘ and ' <
the Stock on Hand
at Half Price
(ii We have about two dozen Men's audLndies Gold
Filled 20- Year Guaranteed Watches, either W-al
them or Eigin movements, which we will sell at
’ half price. These Watches are all the latest thin,
flat models»—»318for$9; $20forS10; $22 forSll. ”
C1! Solid Gold Rings, for Ladies and Children, hand-
some. settings. over two hundred of them on hand:
Every one of them must be sold—$3 for SLSO;
$4 for $2; $5 for $2.50; 36 for 33‘.
ill Silver and Chatelaine Watches all to go at half
price. Also, Medalliogg, Brooches and Chains to
he closed Out ’at less than emit.
Ill As we intend to close out everything in this do-
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 Wrist W ashington Street.
SOUTH NORWALK
44 WALL STREET, NORWALK.
INCORPORATED 1849.
Deposits, DeO. l, 1908,- $3, 614, 000. 62
D I All; (JTORS.
GEORGE M. I-IOLMES. WILLIAM-A‘CUR'TII.
STEPHEN 11. HOLMES, ‘ noses H.0LOVER,
FREDERICK A. ELLs, LEWIS c GREEN.
FLOYD 'r. auscoa, ‘ HENRY E. couscous,
LESTER HYATT. 1 .
w “hm‘l’wfl ILL,
.~..._._ ......_ w ____~ _. . an»...
Woik at the Salts Textile works in looms will be Installed, which will (111'
N111 walk is having the greatest boom nish employment. for about 40 more
I11 its history. The orders are coming operators. The Taft boom surely has
in thick and last. and the mill can not struck The Norwalks.‘
turn the goods out fast enough to sup- ,
ply the demands. Contractor A. R. In the C. J. Mintz & 011.st you
Malkin has a force or carpenters at' will find a list of specials for tonight.
work, and a new floor-is being laid in
the old part of the mill. and as soon as The real gentleman is always polite
this is completed several new weaving to the telephonedrunsmltter. .._.- _,
Norwalk Chronicler