OK! Did. you ever see. such a splendid display of
tits? Of course not. Come' in and see the nicest .
“ They are priCed right. A fine line of new and .
11 boats for young and old. Suits of all the latest
tr, ‘3 and shades,‘p ure worsted. New styles' or Rate from 1
Q1}; ‘ Caps of all descriptions, from 25c to $1. 50. Fur Caps
1 . Gloves, from 1151: to $2.00. Shirts from 501: to $1.50.
at a5c to see. Cuffs Buttons and Scarf Pins, 2 c and.
“ uit Cases and Handbags. from $1 to $6. Initial and-Q
etc, 3 for 25c, 25c and 501:. Come in early. while the
is complete
RCOAT SALE '
Now' IS the time to buy your Overcoats. ,
$10.00 OVERCOATS, 'AT .$ 5.00
$15.00 OVERCOATS, AT. .. . . 3 7-50
$20.00 OVERCOATS, AT ..................$ro.oo
$24.90 OVERCOATS, AT ........ $12.00
Still have some $15 and $18 SUITS left which we
Willcontinuetosell ...
At 99
D. GOTTLIEB,
Men’s and Boys' Outfitters From Head to Foot.
ll North Main Street, SOUTH NORWALK.
XMAS TOYS
Large assortment of Mechanical Toys, Automobiles. Fire En-
ines, Hook and Ladders. Chickens, Bugs; Butterflies.
x
\. ogs. Clowns, Trolley Roads, Helter Skelters, Ships
. Carousels, etc...
Miniatuie Railway ..981: to $2. 50 i-loraos and Wagons. . .35c to $3.25
Drains ................ 2513 to $2. 00 Printing Press. . . . . . . .651: to $2.25
Veloclpedes ......... $1.79 to $3 00 Small Furniture ....... 251: to $1.50
Dining Sets. .5 pieces ...... (H.501: Games ................ ,- .5c to 25¢
Blackboards ................. 50¢: Teddy Bear Dolls ............. 98c
‘ Tool Chests ....... $1.15 and $1.75 Wagons ............. $1.00 10.33.00
Wl“1eelba11ow. ..... 10° and 501:, Doll Go Carts ........ 5°C. to $3.00 _
DRESSED OLLS. UNDRESSED DOLLS.
10o to $3.00.15c to $2.79.
Special assortment. of Dolls 111.. .......................... 25c and 59c
EATON, HURLBUT XMAS XMAS CARDS A'ND CALEN-
STATIONERY. DARS.
25c to $2. 25. 5:: to 50¢.
XMAS POST CARDS. PARKER LUCKY CURVE
1c each. 10¢ a doz.. FOUNTAIN PEN.-
3e each. 25¢ a (10:. $150 to 96-.‘00
So each. 6 'for 25c DENNISON HOLLY CREPE
10¢ each. 3 ”1‘ 25c PAPER, 150.
w. A." BRIGGERMAN
‘, DONOVAN BLOCK. 132 WASHINGTON ST. .
W 11111 1111111.
Joanna To SETTLE ACCOUNT.
to affix them to Christmas packages 01
ed as well.
STAR OF COLUMBIA “CIRCLE.
District of waaik sséosl’iobate
., 1
shite of Annie M. Park, late of
‘rwalk, In said district, deceased.
ordered, That the administrator ex-
it is administration account
, this COurt for adjustment. at
he Probate cities in Norwalk, on the
11‘ day of December 1908,11t 11
ock torenoon; and that all persons
rested in said estate may be noti-
ed thereof, the administrator will
ause this orde1 to be published in a
Held Last Night.
Star of Columbia Circle, 110,251.11
lug last night in Mystic Chain Hail.
installed the ilrst 'l‘ hursdav in January.
The ofllcers are:
dore i‘obey. .
Chief Compauion—Kathryn Duffy. ‘
Jud go.
' RED CROSS STAMPS.
Dr. William J. Tracey received
E00 of the Red Cross stamps being...
shibu'ted by the antl- Tuberculosis So- .
city, this week and turned them over
‘ Mrs. A. N. Clark who has dlstribut
them to various stores. These
temps are‘ being disposed of in many ‘
does and the money this 1aised goes
to . he tuberculosis fund. They sell
flit penny each, and the practice is
Recording Seci 191111 1 —Mar garet Ken
tnedy
Right Guido—Mrs. .l. Oertle.
Left. Guide—~Mrs. Kelly.
inside Guard—l-lellen Pretto.
Outside Guard—1111's: C. Fay.- .
Trustee for three veal's-—M1's.l\i.
Jondrsau.
Musician l ymr~ Anna Steegmuller
Physician 119111—411. H. B. West.
The members also voted to have re-
freshments and entertainment after
their next meeting.
‘ ”A Christmas Suggest'o '
, ’7’
‘ ‘ What could be better for your boy or your girl or your employees
has aSavlngs‘ pass book in this bank with ai1 initial deposit or 31 Or
‘ . 12 away from transitory trifles and give something that
‘ l'helpiulnesrl.
1. South Norwalk Savmgs Bank
UNITED BANK BUILDING.
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN. ‘
jmmommmmnn
on letters. though of course the 1egu~
lm goveinment stamps have to be us-
Dfl‘lcers Elected at the Annual Meet'ing
South Norwnlk hold its annual meet-
The officers were elected and will be
Past. Chiel‘ CollillatllOll-—Mi§. Theo—
Sub~Chlet Conipunlon-Mrs Frank
owspaper having a clrcuiatioh in snin Svec. .
latrlct at least five days before Sillti Financial Serrrelury~1llanlle MC:
th day of December. 1908 Loughlln.
. HENRY W. GREGORY Tt‘easurel. 1 11311143111111 Webb.
l IUKISUIIHIUSE
3350.111111 sTanET son-111 NORWALK.
"(11111111111111an
Astounding reductions of High grade Suits and Coats, a collection
that positively leads with the best tailoicd suits and costs over pro
seated at original 113111133. Stunning Pmlslan creations crowded with
the styles sanctioned by noted woman of fashion Decldedly the most
distinctive tailored costumes to be found in this country
. Ladles’ Goals from $5. 00 up, tliris‘ Coats 110111 33. 50 up and Ladies
, Suits from $9.00 up.
Suprcmely minim-ratio costmnou with tho blag-ant dresslncss that
Parisian tailors lnvmiubly impart to models or this (barracte. Stilts
. null 001ml ”Gilly satin lined. 'l‘hr season’s choicest trimming effects
‘ of satin and numerous buttons. Stunning largo pockets and dignified
5 high collars Long, graceful clinging lines, becoming to every ilgure
. Handsome FUR Cli'l‘s {but me always well thought of You run no
risk in giving furs—«they are alu tiys appreciated—«and you run no ”sit
in selecting them here; every piece in our entire stock has our guar-
antee behind it: moreover our prices are the lowost possible. Come
and be convinced.
A splendid Xmas suggestion of WAIS’l‘S fti-n woman at especially
low prices. Waists in the now ditcctohe models of plain or i’crsisno
trimmed not. also messailno in white or black and now lingerit mod
ola, which are positively the best wine (nor uttered and the Jnmdsom-
est styles in this town.
SALE IN BOTH STORES
33 So. Main 81., So. Norwaik, and 515 Main St., Stamford
WE. ALTER FREE OF CHARGE.
Girls" Winter Coats
_ A POSITIVELY MATCHLESS UNDERPRICE! '
ClllNCHlLLA CLOTH RED ONLY
‘1 GIRLS' COAT. MADE OF ALI. WOOL (‘IIEVIO'R ALL
COLORS, REGULAR PRICE, $9.98 . . '. ................
(L. GOLDEN, 68 Washington Street
W
WE MAKE AND REMOD]
FU
KARP BROS.’
Designing and Ladies’ Tailoring Parlors.
88 North Main St. Tel. 968
WE ALSO SELL ALL KINDS OF FURS .
The Gift question can be easily and economically settled
here. Our prices are right and assortment large.
There Are
SUITS and OVERCOATS. HOUSE COATS. BATH
ROBES. SEPARATE TROUSERS, FANCY VESTS,
HATS, FUR and PLUSH CAPS. DRESS and FUR
FLERS. UNDERWEAR. HOSIEIW. 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 1n and look our Gifts over.
‘ them. _ ' o.
illis Selleck
48 AND 50 WALL ST.. NORWALK.
‘ Our Show Windows tell part of the tale.
CO L
It's a pleasure to show
f
ANOTHER CARGO OF HIGH
TRY A TON AN SEE THE DIFFERENCE.
No.2 NUT COAL, $5. 00 per Ton.
TELEPHONE 450.
lllllHS Illll Illllllllli
68 WATER STREET.
......—
rendered Ave Marie and The Hills
was held at 9 oclock this morning
(510111 St. Mary's Chur,ch Rev. Father
McCarthy oniciating. Interment .was
in St. Mary's cemetery”) JohnW. WC 1116
Alexander Smith.
Healy.
‘1‘1'
...... .............. ' .............. ' ..‘IT‘i‘IT‘TTT‘II. If???" $2.98 ,
$3.98 *
lEL
south Nor-walk.
GLOVES, DRESS SHIRTS, SWEATER COATS, MUFQ
ADE LEHIGH COAL JUST RECEIVED.
R18 8: G ANS CO The Ferris (1011le
(lodt'l‘hebchoir sang Abide With Mo,
ody was borne from the,I -.-“..- Ly .._._. L...
Funeral of 'r J. gyms. 1 church. The pallbearers were Dr. ’1‘
The funeral of Timothy J. Byrnes F- Clone. John J. Hanlon James J. ”“
Kenna. John ’I‘. Hayes, M. J Howard
The down bearers
were Joaeph 11.111101111111111 and John
business.
Holiday Books
Holiday Calendars
Holiday Handkerchiefs
Holiday Ribbons
a-Brac.
until Christmas.
THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE.
T ISTRAM 81 HYATT,
NOS. 2 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
HOLIDAY GOODS
We are prepared in every department to meet the requirements of Holiday
Holiday Pictures Holiday Furs
Holiday Umbrellas Holiday Linens
Holiday Gloves For Coats
Holiday Laces
BASEMENT 1N 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 & HYATT, NORWALK, CONN.
...... “mar ...», ..-.
THE NEW SCIENCE
Definition of Chiropractic
Chiropractic is the science of the
lusting the some. Diseases are caused
by a. wrench, twist or sprain in the
back.
creates pinched nerves and pain in
later life, in the diderent organs and
limbs.
Chliopractors remove the cause or
this disease and pain. and health is
nerve systems in your body.
Nervousness, Rheumatism,
sis. Heart, Kidney and Female Dis
will
a
Curvature of the Spine. You
never regret giving Chiropractic
chance to help you.
Magnetic Treatments Given Also.
Hard and Soft Wood,
Samd and Split Ready Iov
Family Ute.
Soft Wood, $6.00 per cord, 01.50 per
'16 cord.
Hard Wood, 87.00 per card; 91.75 per
16 cord.
Split WOod. 251: extra per 1.4 cord
Yard No. 74. Newtown Ave.
Tel. 207-2. NORWALK. CONN.
XMAS GIFTS
Nothing is more appropriate than a
nothing better than
The Roger Ludlow
100 Cigar
THE TWIN CITY IS AN EXCELLENT
5 CENTER. -
B. J. REYNOLDS;
MANUFACTURER.
Fresh Fish Always at
This Market
Salmon, 20c lb.; llsllbut. lilo lb;
Mackerel. 161: lb.; Cod Steak. 121' lb.;
Pike. Hc lb.; Small. 150 lb.;
lb.; Snappers, 12c lb.; Eels, 15c “1..
Native Frost. 190. lb.; Native Flats.
80. lb.; Herring. Sc lb.; Spots. 100 lb.;
Fresh Herring: Finnin Haddles: Wat»
ranted Escailops, 40c qt; Oysters. dry.
32c qt; Clams, 30c qt.; Large Hard
Shell Crabs.
SILCOX 81 VAN SCOY.
cause of the disease and the art of 1111» 4 .
Even it done in childhood 11.1 Z:
restored through harmonizing the six I
Family I .'
cases are given special attention; also' ,
T. FRANCIS, D. c. "‘3
94 WASHINGTON ST. so. Nonwstn' 2'
WOOD woon‘
A. 0.111111 BE’ITS. l?‘
DEALER m t :
box of good Cigars and there is I
Wonk. 12c
JEWEL Y
DEPT-
. "- We are going out of the Jewelry business—«we»
1 6 mean to give up this department, so L
We Will ClOse Out All
the Stock on Hand
at Half Price
ti 3.
(I We have .aboutltwo dozen Men's and Ladies’ Gold
. Filled 20-Year Guaranteed Watches. either Wal-
tham or Elgin movements, which *‘We will' tell at
half price. These Watches are all the MGM thin,
flatmodels~$ltlior $9; $201M $10; $22igr$ll .
G Solid Gold Rings, for Ladies and Childwn hand-
some settings, over two hundred 011 (1111111 hand;
every one of them must belsbld— _ Tor $1.50;
$4 for $2; $5 for $2.50; $610183. ‘
(ll Silver and Chatelaine Watches. all to go at. half
prise. Also, Medallions, Brooches and, Chainsto
he closed out at less than cost.
(I As we intend to close out everything in thistle-
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 smalldeposit.
181 Washington Street Bridge
Tel. 931. Try Us. Eree Delivery!
reggae—15m
The No. aNut (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 Goal of this size we
recommend this lot as much su-
perior to the usual kinds.
$5 per ton in your cellar.
l
l . '_ 149 Washington St...
,wiiiii
ot'
I --Holly Wreaths 2 for 250.
Lawton & Co.
~llc sure and visit Xmas Sale 24
lNorth Main street.
F D.
neger
29 31 West Washmgton Street.
SOUTH NORWALK ‘
Norwalk‘ Savings. (Society,
44 WALL STREET, NORWALK.
"I INCORPORATED 1849.
Deposits, Dec. 1, 1908,- 83, 61,4, 000. 62
DIRECTORS.
WILLIAM A. CURTIC»
MOSES H. "Ail-OVER,
LEWIS C GREEN.
HENRY 1-. COLEDURN,
LEITER HYATT. ,
. NANCY LAMAR RELEASED.
Chestei“ MMar secured J. W. Dabs
to go bond in the sum of $250. for his
daughter, Nancy lsaMar, who was
bound over to the Superior Court yes:
terday afternoon by. Judge Joseph R.
GEORGE M. HOLMEDQ
STEPHEN Hu HOLMES,
(T FREDERICK A. ELLS. . ,
‘ FLOYD T. RUSCOE,
quieted down She became hysteimical
and insisted that she was innocent of
the charge. Baumkratz claimed that
while the gill was making love to him
Moved him of the Money. Hungarian
'1‘1‘1ylor,on a charge of having stolen residents declare that Buumkratz is
$9 from the person of Steve Baum- not'a Hungarian. «
kl'atz ( r—-.--——--—-———
Nancy created a scene in the cell ——5 lb. pallv‘Lard, .6011. Hayes'.
room at. police headquarterts when it ( "
looked as if she would bare to go to *Englisb Walnuts, 151: lb. In I).
Lawton & 00.
.-. -..—Ma.»
Bridgeport to await triallflbut finally
(she went through his clothes and is:
Norwalk Chronicler