Suits from $9.00 up: Ladles’ Coats
Come and be convinced.
The Xmas Store for Young
Hit
515 MAIN ST.. STAMFORD. 33
The Pans Cloak and Su1t House,
‘33 SOUTH MAIN STREET, SOUTH NORWALK.
Great Clearance Sale on Suits, Coats, Skirts,
Waists and Furs, at Greatly Reduced Prices
$3.50 up. A fine selection of Furs at half of the original price.
earnest and largest selection of Waists in
Remember, we alter free of charge.
_THE P ARIS—
THE LEADING DDV GOODS STODE.
TRISTRAM 81 HY
NOS. 2 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
HOLIDAY GOODS 1
We are prepared in» every department to meet the requirements of Holiday
from $5.00 up; Glrla' Coats from
The hand—
The Norwalks from 981; up.
80. MAIN 8T., SOUTH NORWALK.
and Old
LOOK! Did you ever see such a splendid. display of
risttnas gifts? Of course not. Comc' 1n and see the nicest
f Xmas gifts. They are priced right. A fine line of new and
' tip-to-date Overcoats for young and old. Suits of all the latest
ugatterns and shades, pure worsted. New styles 1n Hats from
Girls’ Win
soc. Suit Cases and Handbags, from $1 to $6. Initial Hand- COLORS. REGULAR P11111111.
mkerchiefs, 3 for 25c, 25c and sec. Come in early, while the.
”stock' rs complete.
A POSI'I‘IVELY MATCHLESS UNDERPRICE!
$3.98 ...................
business.
' Holiday Books Holiday Pictures Holiday Furs
t C t Holiday Calendars Holiday Umbrellas Holiday Linens
er 0a 8 Holiday Handkerchiefs Holiday Gloves Fur Coats
Holiday Ribbons Holiday Laces
BASEMENT IN HOLIDAY ATTIRE
I to $3 Caps of all d5scri'ptions. from 258 to $1 50 Fur Caps mqu-JHLLA CLOTH. 11"" ONLY. lil‘lGl'LMi PRICE. $2 98
Fat $1. 50. Gloves, from 25c to $2. 00. Shirts from sue to $1. 50. 1"" ------------------------------------------------ c
Neckwear at 25c to 501:. Cuff Buttons and Scarf Pins, 25c and (11111.. ' mar. MADE on AL]. 11100.1. cmcyro'r, 111.1. In our basement we are showing an endless variety 0f fancy as well 35 USCIUI
$3.98
articles, as well as the latest novelties in Art Pottery, Cut Glass. Lamps and Bric-
L. GOLDEN, 68 Washington Street
Copyright Clothing Company
‘ NORTH MAIN STREET
- O RCOAT SALE!
,1 " Now is the time to buy your Overcoats.
WE MAKE AND REMODEL
FURS
KARP BROS.’
3
a-Brac.
Our Store will be open evenings, commencing Saturday, December 19th,
until Christmas.
TRISTRAM181 HYATT, NORWALK. CONN.
11111 nuns
At $9
D. GOTTLIEB,
Men’ s and’ Boys’ Outfitters From Head to Foot.
IAll North Main Street, SOUTH NORWALK.
XMAS TOYS
Large assortment of Mechanical Toys, Automobiles Fire En-
gines, Hook and Ladders, Chickens, Bugs, Butterflies.
Dogs, Clowns, Trolley Roads, Helter Skelters, Ships,
a Carousels,etc.,
FROM '25.: TO $2.50
will continue to sell.
Good
here. Our prices are right and
Surrs and OVERCOATS.
ROBES. SEPARATE TRO
HATS. FUR and PLUSH
«e.
Miniature Railway. . . .981; to $2.50 Horses 11nd Wagons. . .351: to $3.25 GLOVES, DRESS SHIRTS,
. Drums. . . .. ........... 254: to $2.00 Printing Press. ‘. . . . . . .65c to $2.25
1 Veloclpedes ......... $1.79 to $3.00 Small Furniture ....... 25c to $1.50
,‘1‘ Dining Sets. 5 pieces ....... 1. .500 Games .................. 51: to 25c
‘j‘ Biackboards ..... 1 ............ 50c Teddy Bear Dolls ............. 98c SC ARF
, Tool Chests ...... ,.$1.15 and $1.75 Wagons ............. $1.00 to $3.00
‘1; ‘ Wheelbarrow ......... 10c and 501: Doll (To Carts ........ 50c to $3.00 BRELLAS, CANES, MANI
DRESSED OLLS. UNDRESSED DOLLS.
10:; to $3.00. 15c to $2.79.
. Special assortment of Dolls Qt. . .......................... 25c and 59c them
I EATON, PIURLBUT XMAS XMAS CARDS AND. CALEN‘
STATIONERY. DARS.
2511: to $2. 25. 50 to 50c.
XMAS POST CARDS. PARKER LUCKY cunvc
11: each. . 101: a doz. FOUNTAIN PEN.
31: each. 5 r .11 25c a 002. $1.50 to $600.
‘51: each. x \ 1 e for 25¢ DENNISON HOLLY CREPE
. 101.: each, i 3 far 251; PAPER, 151:. 48 AND 50 WALL
W. A. BRIGGERMAN
‘ 5:12:83 gggfiggfigg’ jg """ "§ 3'2: Designing and Ladies’ Tailoring Parlors,
' ' """" ' """" ' 88NthM18t. Tl.-968 sum lk.
3:23: ggggg‘gfigg 2; ------------ gig-3: or a n we ALSO SELLeALL KINDS or was?“ or“
. Still have some $15 and $18- SUITS left which we
for Men
The Gift question can be easily and economically settled
There Are
FLERS, UNDERWEAR, HOSIERY. HOLIDAY SUSPEN’
DERS. NECKWEAR and ARM BANDS. CUFF BUTTONS.
PINS, COLLARS, CUFFS, SUIT CASES. UM-
TROUSERS HANGERS, ETC.
Come 1n and look our Gifts over. It s a pleasure to show
Willis H.
Our Show Windows tell part of the tale.
Gifts
assortment large.
HOUSE COATS, BATH
USERS. FANCY VESTS.
CAPS, DRESS and FUR
SWEATER COATS, MUF-
CURE SETS. COAT and
c
Selleck
ST.. NORWALK.
I DONOVAN BLOCK. / .132 WASHINGTON ST.
WOOD
A CARMI BETTS,
/ DEALER 111
Hard and Soft Wood,
NEW CORPORATIONS.
The Doolittle and Whitehead C(il“
poration, of \Valllngford, has filed a
certificate oi? incorporation with the
state secretary. It is the purpose of
the company to do a general machin-
iSt and toolmakers’ work in all its
CNOAL !
branches. The authorized capital ’
‘sawed and 8pm figudy for stock is $2,000, and business will be—
‘ Family U: a. begun wi1h $1. 000. Eldridge G. Don
Soft Wood, 06.00 per, cord; 31. 50 per little, Oscar N. Whitehead, Louis C.
Moor rd. Doolittle and Sadie E. Whitehead, _
Hard WOOdJZDO per card; 01.75 par of Wallingford, are 1he- incorporators.
The New Haven Pure Water Com-
pany. of New Haven. has tiled 11s
56 cord.
- Split Wood, 25c extra per 56' cord.
TELEPHONE 450.
ANOTHER CARGOOF HIGH GRADE LEHIGH COAL JUST RECEIVED.
' TRY A TON AND SEE THE DIFFERENCE.
0.2 NUT COAL, $.5 00 per Ton.
«COAL!
GANS CO.
68 WATER STREET.
certificate of incorporation. The com—
Vard No. 74 Newtown Ave. .
Tel. 207-2. NORWALK. CONN.
pany will begin business Willi $5,000.
the full amount of the authorized capi-
tal stock. _1 The incorporators are John
B. Carrtngton, Ezekiel S. Bronson. 1.11111
Burnside Winslow. of New Haven.
The Derby Rubber Company, of
Huntington, has filed a certl‘ cate ol‘
reduction in its capital stocl from
$200,000 to $125000.
The Footwaar Company of Hunting-
The Roger Ludlow
I
iii.h““133333..$1.2?!.LLY‘I‘fipi’IainEI’JSITS 10‘: Cigar
$250. 000 and it. will begin business THE TWIN CITY'S AN EXCELLENT
XMAS GIFTS
Nothing is more appropriate than a
box of good Cigars and there is
nothing better than
'_ STAMFORD LIBRARY TO BE FREE.
.mS'i‘A AMI‘ORD Dec 21 .—-—The Dilcc
' us of the Ferguson Library, a sub—
scription institution which has been
. in existence for about a, generation
have decided to make a proposition to
the city whereby the institution shall
come a free public. library. The
proposition is to the effect that. it the.
shall appropriate 3. suflicic nt am—
nt‘ 'to maintain the library, the di- With $31500 'l‘he incorporatofii's are 5 CENTER.
. s will take their invested‘ funds Edwnr . Hamlin-.111 of New aven-
h amount to between 575, 000 and Harold E. Drew, ol' Ansonia, and Ma- B. J. REYNOLDS,
, 0.000. and use them for the- pur- be] .W- Carter, 01 New Haven. ' MANUFACTURER .
alias of a site for the library bulld- W . -
‘ . . Advertise in The Sentinel.
Fresh Fish Always at
This Market
Salmon, 20c 1b.; Halibut, 160 lb;
Mackerel. 16c 1b.; Cod Steak, 12c 11).;
IPike, 14010.: Smelt, 15c lb.; Weak, 12c
11b.;Snappc1s,12c lb. , Eels, 150 1b.;
lNative Fro,st 10c lb; Native Flats,
lsc lb.; Herring, So u).- Spots, 10c 11.;
Fresh Herring; Finnin Handles; W111
i ranted Escallops, ,40c (11.; Oysters. dry.
11.21: 111.; Clams, 30c qt., Large Hard
Shell Crabs.
‘1 SILCOX & VAN SCOY,
NITSD ANK IUILOINO. » .
3° N NORWALK-WNN- [181 Washington Street Bridge
Tel. 931. Try Us. ‘ Free Delivery
~‘LOOKIN1C FORW ARD
“he New Year will soon: be here. Will you let. this Bank help you
make it a {year of progressive, constructive work in advancing your
social lnt’e eats? Save money here and we will keep it. safe and
my mulch per cent.
' nerve systems in your body.
L5 ".1‘.
ill 1'
THE NEW sole-N012
Debmnon of Ch1roprac11c
Chiropractic is the science of the
cause of the disease and the art of ad-
Justing the same. Diseases are caused
by a' wrench, twist or sprain in the
back. Even if done in childhood it
creates pinched nerves and pain in
la‘ter life, in the ditterent organs and
limbs.
Chiropractors remove the cause of
this disease and pain, and health is
restored through harmonizing the six
Nervousness, Rheumatism, Paraly-
sis, Heart, Kidney and Female Dis-
eases are g'iven special attention: also
Curvature of the Spine. You will
never regret giving Chiropractic a
chance to help you.
T. FRANCIS. D. C.‘
94 WASHINGTON ST. 80. NORWALK
Magnetic Treatments Given Also.
MINISTER si-ioo‘rs HIMSELF.
()ltiilllt 011‘ Ntl’l'li‘lC.
llislricl of Norwulk., so.
(‘our1. December 21st, A. 1)..
Estate of William .1. t'rnw.
Nor-walk. Ill~l-iilitl district, deceased.
\\‘liercns,
been made to 1his court praying. for
reasons therein set forth, for an order
of sale of certain real esluie of said
014111111. which is fully described 1'11 said
application on tile.
Ordered.
heard and determined at the Probate
olllce in Norwalk, on the 211111 111111 of
lloccmber. min, 111
noon; 111111 that public. notice thereof
be given to all e persons interested
therein by publishing this older in a
newspaper having a circulation in said
111111111111, :11 least five days before said
day of bearing. _
HENRY \\'.
I‘I‘Hliiit.
Innis.
i’llil-ZliOl'iY.
.1 mice.
(”till-IR '1‘0 Sl1i'l"l‘l.l1] At‘t‘ill'N’l‘.
District of Nortynlk. 55..
Court. December 2181, A, ll. Hills.
Estate 111' \\‘illinm .l. l‘raw. late of
Norwnlk. in said dislrici. .lcceusenl.
Ordered. Thai 11111 lrunice under rite
of her
this court for adjustment, :11 1l1e l’ro»
bale (lliice in Norwnlk, on 1111'-
dny 111‘ December,
forenoon; and that all persons inteu
ested in said estate 11111.11 be notified
lilvl‘vnl‘.
order to be published in n li“\\‘:‘~lli‘llit“l‘
of [lei-ember. liltlS.
lllCNliY \\'. (iRlCGOii Y.
ORDER TO Sl1l'l"l'l.l12 :\(‘t'()i‘N'l'.
District of Norwalk, 145..
(‘tiur1, December “list. A. 1)..
111511111.» of William .1. (‘1-11111,
Norwnlk. in said district. deceased.
‘Ordercd. That. the execulrix exhibit
her administration account to
lllllN.
Otiice in Norwalk, on the 2131b day of
Ileccuiber. 1908, at 10 o‘clock fore
noon: and that. all persons interested
in said estate may be notified thereof,
the cxccutrix will cause this order to
be. published in a newspaper baring
a circulation in said disirici at least
cembcr. 1908.
HENRY \\'. t:li“1.() .Y
Judge.
F. 111. Lockwood & Company
\5.
Percy E.l“cr1is.
To“ 11 (101111 of Norwnik To“ 11 of \‘or-
unlk, December lilth, 1908
ORDER 011‘ NOTICE.
Upon the complaint. of the said F. E.
Lockwood & Company. praying for
reasons therein set forth, for damages,
returnable to the Town Court of Nor-
wnlk, on the first. Monday of January,
A. 1).. 1909. It appearing to and being
found by the subscribing authority
that Percy E. Ferris, the said defend-
nnt, is absent from this state, and gone
to parts unknown, therefore.
donoy of said complaint. be given by
publishing this order in the Evening
Sentinel. 11 newspaper in the said town
of Norwalk, once a. week for two weeks
successively, commencing on or be-
fore the 2131; day of December. A. D.,
1903. .
JOSEPH It. TAYLOR,
Judge of the Town Court of Noiiwalk.
(21 28
dead across the couch on which the
terrified young woman had been 1eclin-
ing. woodfolk called upon the young
woman at the home of C. M. Nevltt.
his cousin. Mrs Nevitt had just left
the room, and Woodfolk renewed his
suit, having been rejected previously.
Again refused, he drew the weapon
and tired, his body falling limp at the
foot of the girl. 11
1111111111 111111111
mMercerlzed Silk “Pajamas, $3, at
‘Selleck's.
Perley O. Sturges. of Wall street.
Norwalk. is in Bridgeport, today, and
Had Twice Been Rejected by Girl He
Wanted to Marry.
DALLAS, ’l“ex.. Dec. 21. ~11. the
presence of the young woman who had
just refused to marry him, the Rev.
will 1etu1n with n 1909 Overland dem-
onstrator,
' -——Sllvei Toilet Sets, Spoons, Knives,
and Forks, and everything in' the-gold
and silver line suitable for holiday
W. Woodtolk aged 22, last night shot
himselt through the heart and tell
”Ir/ti
gifts. at Jackson‘s.
Miss Alice 101111113,th New York city,
. ”Ltd" 11
Idle LII 1"
written application has
10 o’clock tortk .
Will of said deceased mlliinii net-11111115
auroral 111111-111 tllerz-onuler to ,7
211111 .17"
190.“. :11 11,1 o‘clock .1
said trustee will cause this "
baring a circulation in said tit-21111111..
at least lire days before said 3111b day 1‘;
J1Idge.’
P11111110
late of_
this
court, for adjustment. at the Probnlc‘ .1
five days before said 2011) day of Dev
Ordered, That. notice of the pen. :3,
That said application be “
l‘robnle 1.1-
We are going out of the Jewelry business—we
mean to give up this department, so
We Will Close Out All
the Stock on Hand
at Half Price
(ii We have about two dozen Men’s and Ladies? Gold
Filled 20- Year Guaranteed Watches, either Wal-
tham or Elgin mOVements, which we will sell at
half price. These Watches are all the latest thin,
ilatmodels~318for$9: 320101510; 322101311.
(ii Solid Gold Rings, for Ladies and Children, hand-
some settings. over two hundred of them on hand;
every one of them must be sold— $3 for,$l.50;
$4 for $2; $5 for $2.50; {$6 for 5 i. - -.
(1] Silver and Chatelaine Watches all to ‘go at1 "half
price. Also, Medallions, Brooches and Chains to
be closed out at less than cost.
(11 As we intend to close out everything 1;; this do-
. partment, the goods will be sold for CASH ONLY.
This IS a chance that does not come ery often,
so come early and make your selection. Wiitwill
hold any article bought in this department until
Xmas on a small deposit.
kriegerli - 0-
29-31 West Washington Street.
r
spent the Sabbath as the guest of Mr
and Mrs. William M. Betts, of Spring-
wood avenue. Norwalk.
~—We.sell the Stern & Foster M111
resses. F. A. Mitchell, Norwalk.
Most of the Hnrstrom school stu-
dents departed for their respective
homes Saturday. The schoolxresopen
ed Janualy 11th for the new tenn.
—Boys' and Girls Sleds at A. .1
Collins & Co.‘ s.
Harold Rnndlo has returned to-hls
home in East Norwalk from Stevens
institute at Hoboken. N. J. He will re-
turn to his studies after the holidays.
-—-Homc raised Roasting Chickens.
220 11).. at New York. Market.
Christmas masses will be held at1St.
Mary’s Church, Christmas morning at
5:30. 8:30 and 10:30 o‘clock. Tile us
11111 Christmas altering will be taken
up for the pastor at this time.
~Accordeons, Harmonicas and
String Instruments. at‘F. E. Lock-
wood & Co.’ 8.
Charles Goldschmldt recently rdslgn-
ed his position at. the South Main
street office at the Connecticut Com-
pany. and has taken another at. the of-
n’ce of the Crotut and Knapp Company.
~11 you want: a clock for one of
your Xmas 13111:, call at Nosck's.
‘ books from the po
SOUTH NORWALK.
1
~«Suit Cases. $1 to $10, at Selleck's;
Allied (.oldschmldt, of the firm of
Maples and Goldschmidt, who, has been .
tllliit racing on operation and treatment
11 the Norwalk Hospital, expects to
leave that institution Wednesday. ‘
——Silk Suspenders, 500 to $1.50, at.
Solieck‘s.
The City Council of Norwalk will
hold its regular meeting this evening 1
at the Counciy chamber in Wall street.
at which time many matters will come
before the session for discussion. The
lighting contract forlthe city streets
will probably be signed with the Con~
necticut Company for three years.
—He' will surely be pleased it you
buy his gittat The Copyrightfllo. Co.
The new overhead wires through
Wall street, which have been strung
by the linemen fo the Connecticut‘
Company, are nearl cdmpleted..Both
otiice to the foot
of Mill Hill have been equipped with
this new wire to replace the old,
which had become badly Wol'n. Tho
linemen have done most of the work
after the cars have discontinued run-
ning at night. but are working today ‘
making permanent connections at the
various crons- overs and switches.
-—Bath Babes and House Coats, at
Bollock's. ~11” .1. ..-...-............._..J‘
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