anaemic, one. minor.“
The Xmas Store for Young
' and Old
LOOK! Did you ever see such a splendid display at
Christmas gifts? Of course“ not. Come' in and see the nicest
. o1 Xmas gifts. They are priced right A fine line of new and
.vgup-to-date Gym-coats for young and old Suits of all the latest
“patterns and shades, pure worsted. New styles' In Hats from
$1 to $3. Caps of all descriptions. from 251: to $1 50. Fur Caps
at $1.50. Gloves, from 251: to $2. 00. Shirts from 5°C to $1. 50.
‘ Necktvear at case to 50c. Cul’f Buttons and Scarf Pins, 250 and
501:. Suit Cases and Handbags, from $1 to $6. Initial Hand-
kerchiefs. 3 fer 25c, 25c and 501:. Come In eaIly, while the
I stock 15 complete. .
VCOpyrIght Clothing Company
NORTH MAIN STREET
1
Now is the time to buy your Overcoats.
I $10.00 OVERCOATS, 'AT. ............... $ 5. 00
I $15.00 OVERCOATS, AT. ............... $ 7.50
$20.00 OVERCOATS, AT. ............. $10. 00
$24. no OVERCOATS, AT. ...... . ........ $12. 00
Still have some $15 and $18 SUITS left which we
I will continue to sell . ............. At $9
D GOTTLIEB,
, Men’ s and Boys’ Outfitters From Head to Foot.
Ill North Main Street, SOUTH NORWALK.
VERCOAT SALE I
33 SOUTH MAIN BTRE ET SOUTH NORWALK.
Waitts and Furs, at Greatly Reduced Prices
Suits from $9.00 up; Ladles' Coats from $5. 00 up; Girls’ Coats from
$3. 50 up. Afine selection of Fore at half of the original price. The hand-
sameet and largest selection of Walete in The Norwulks from 98c up.
Come and be convinced. Remember, We alter free of charge.
"THE PARIS“
515 MAIN ST» STAMFORD. 33 80. MAIN ST" SOUTH NORWALK.
Girls’ Winter Coats
A POSITIVELY nMATCHLESS UNDERPRICE!
CIIINC III] I A (' I O'I‘II, '3 OVIA’,IIIC(1II.AII Plill.‘ I17,
11. 118 ................................................ $2.98
ALL
COLORS. REGULAR PRICE. $51.98 . .................. $3198
GIRIIS (IOAT, MAUI“. OI“ AllIl \VOOI. (‘ III‘)\ IO'I,
L. ‘ GOLDEN, 68 Washington Street
The Paris Cloak and Suit“ House,
Great Clearance Sale on Suits, Coats, Skirts,
FUR
KARP BROS.’
Designing and Ladies' Tailoring Parlors.
88 North Main St. Tel. 968 South Not-walk. '
we ALso SELL ALL KINDS or runs .
Good Gifts
XMAS TOYS
Large assortment of Mechanical Toys Automobiles Fire En-
gines, Hook and Ladders, Chickens Bugs, Butterflies,
Dogs, Clowns, Trolley Roads, Helt‘er Shelters, Ships,
Carousels, etc...
~ll $
FROMI. 25c gITOT 2. 50......
' Miniuttue Railway. . . .981; to $2. 50 Horses and Wagons. . .351: to $3.25
Dr llllli-l ................ 250 to $2. 00 Printing Press ........ 65:: to $2.25
Velocipi‘des .......... $1.79 to $3.00 Small Furniture ....... 251: to $1.50
Dining Sets 0 pieces. ”50: (Ionics .................. So to 25c
Blncliboai‘ds .1 ................ 506 Teddy Bear Dolls ............. 98c
Tool Chests. ., ..... $1.15 and $1.75 Wagons ............. $1.00 to $3.00
. \Vht‘clbmlow. ........ 10c and 500 Dell (It) Curls ........ 50c to $3.00
DRESSED DOLLS.
, 10c to $3.00. I.
Special nssl‘ntment of Dolls at”
UNDRESSED DOLLS.
15c to $2.79.
.............. . ........ 25c and 59c
EATONI. .J-iURLBUT XMAS XMAS- CARDS IAND CAEEN-
' STATIONERY. 1 < DARS.
‘ 25c 10‘ $2.25. So to 50c.
r.
XMAS POST CARDS. PARKER LUCKY CURVE
1c each; 101: a daz. FOUNTAIN PEN.
31: each ,s 25¢ a “0:. $1.50 to $6.00.
5c‘each. " 6 for 25e~ DENNISON HOLLY CREPE
-10e‘each. 3 ”1' 25¢ PAPER, 151:.
W. A. BRIGGE
DONOVAN BLOCK.
_MAN
132 WASHINGTON ST.
.,.-..~_._-.._._.
WOOD WOOD
A CARMI BETTS,
I DEALER IN
aid and Son Wood,
Wed and Split Ready for
Family Use.
Soft Wood $5.00 per cord; 01.50 per
NOW
THIS
" place
is (h
to
, cli‘v.
V at right pIi1 1‘s
R. NOACK,
36 NORTH MAIN STREET.
74 Newtown Ave.
NORWALK, CONN.
"tonuiuorou BAKERY BURNED.
'ronniNo‘I‘ON. Dec.
, ..
SEVENTEEN: CAUGHT lN RAID.
EW HAVEN, Dec. 22.~Sevenleen
non arrested during a police laid on
aliace street place early yester-
, . owing, 'where it was alleged
so was gambling, woie arraigned
h city coui‘t this morning Salva-
Elm street, yesterday afternoon,
gather with its contents.
ing was occupied by :1 bakery.
loss is estimated at $1,500.
Pelligrlni, the proprietor, was giv- in 01' the tire is unknown.
Sentence 0t 60 days in jail and tin ‘
.1125. He took an appeal. Louis Mu
111). it was said had been in coiut
, before was fined $25. The 11111-
were each lined $I and costs. A
' ‘ Ithat a supernumerary police.-
.was at. the place at the time of
d is being investigated by Chief
' PLAINFIELD PLANT GROWS.
Pl.AINFIlI‘.ll.l),D1‘c.
fol‘ additions to (hell plant have been
lot by the llnulon Mills Company
which Will mean it is stated; upon the
completion of the ndditions by next
September, the emplmmenls of about
300 rid-[ditioual hands.
\
‘soon be here. Will‘ you let. this Bank help you
of p regressive. constructive work in advancing your
, Servo money here and We will keep it safe and
cent
11th _orwalk Savmgs Bank,
011111 NonwALK, eouuol
‘ 'ee
Its the limo and
buy
your Xmas .lew
A fine line
22.—-Fll‘c to»
tally destroyed 11 building on North
(.11‘
The build
TM
The orig-
22 ~—Contracis
m
for Men
The Gift question can be easily and ecbnomically settled
here. Our prices are right and assortment large.
There * Are
SUITS and OVERCOATSI HOUSE. COATS, BATH
'ROBES, SEPARATE TROUSERS, FANCY VESTS.
HATS. FUR and PLUSH CAPS. DRESS and FUR
GLOVES DRESS SHIRTS, SWEATER COATS, MUF~
FLERS. UNDERWEAR, IIOSIERY, HOLIDAY SUSPEN<
DERS NECKWEAR and ARM BANDS. CUFF BUTTONS.
SCARF PINS, COLLARS, CUFFS, SUIT CASES, UM-
BRELLASI CANES MANICURE SETS, COAT and
TROUSERS HANGERS, ETC.
Come m and look our Gifts over.
them.
It’s a pleasure to show
\.
Willis HSelIeck
48 AND 50 WALL ST, NORWALK.
Our Show Windows tell part of the tale.
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WE MAKE AND REMODEL
WOW
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ANOTHER CARGO OF HIGH GRADE LEHIGH COAL JUST RECEIVED.
TRY A TON AND SEE THE DIFFERENCE.
o2 NUT COAL, $5. 00 per Ton.
HARRIS 81 GANS CO.
TELEPHONE «450. . u 68 WATER STREET.
XMAS GIFTS THE NEW SCIENCE
Nothing is more, appropriate (hon 11 Definition of Chiropractic
box M 350051 Cigars and there is Chiropractic is the science of the
notlnng better than cause of the disease and the art of ad»
The Rager Ludlow It“?iiliosfi‘“fwo‘3‘i??§.§lf ESTES
10c Cigar '
back. Even if, done in childhood it
THE TWIN CITY 13 AN EXCELLENT
‘1
c1 eaten pinched nerves imd pain
later .llTe, in the dille1cnt organs and
limbs.
5 CENTER. Chiropractors remove the cause 0I
this disease and pain, and health is
B J REYNOLDS restored t‘hmugh harmonizing the six
nerve sys ems in your body. '
MANUFACTUBER. - Nervousuess. Rheumatism, Parnii'
I sis, Heart, ,iKidney and Female Dis
. cases are g yen special attention: ‘nlso
FreSh F1811 Always at Curvatuie of the Spine You will
This Market never regret giving Chiropractic 11
chance to help you.
T. FRANCIS, D C.
94 WASHINGTON ST. so. NORWALK
Magnetic Treatments Given Aloe.
Salmon, 20c 1b.: Halibut,16c lb;
Mackerel, 161: lb.; Cod Steak, 120 lb.;
Pike,.14c lb Smelt, 15o lb.‘ Weak, 12c ‘
lb... Snappe1s,12o lb.; Eels 150 lb;
Native Frost. 101: lb.; Native Flats, -‘
81: lb.; Herring, 811 lb.; Spots, 10c lb.;
Fresh Herring, Finuln Handles: Wai
ranted Escailops, 40c 1.; Oysters, dry.
32c (1L; Giants. 300 .; Large Hard
Shell Crabs.
SILCOX 81 VAN SCOY,
181 Washington Street Bridge
Tel. 931. , Try Us. Free Delivery
DR. TAFT MISSING.
Bl.‘RK13:l.EY.’ (3111., Dec. 22.——Dr.
Fredenck D. 'i‘ui't a third cousin 'of
W. Ii. Tait, is H’pOl‘ted missing from
his home in this city with his cousin.
Walter J. Watson. The two went duck
hunting last Wednesday, intending to
return Sunday. Search or the hunting
In I
ground has revealed no trace of theun
‘ business.
Holiday Books
Holiday Calendars
Holiday Handkerchiefs
Holiday Ribbons
a- -Brac.
Our Store will be op
until Christmas.
I We are prepared in ever
Holiday Pictures
Holiday Umbrellas
Holiday Gloves'
Holiday Laces
e11 evenings, commencing Saturday, December inh,
, . THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE.
TRISTRAM & HYATT,
NOS. 2 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
HOLIDAY Goons
y department to meet the requirements of Holld
TRISTRAM 81 HYATT, NORWALK, CONN.
Holiday Furs
Honday Linens
Fur Coats
BASEMENT IN HOLIDAY ATTIRE
In our basement we are showin
g an endless variety of fancy as well as use 111
articles, as well as the latest novelti
es in Art Pottery, Cut Glass, Lamps and B c-
IIIIII IIIIIIII
SOLVENT NO'i‘Ii'IIC.
District 111' .\'11I‘wulk. ss.I l’I‘olni‘ie
Court. i)1~1‘.1.~1nl1cr 14, A. ll. 1110111
Estate 111' \V'iilinui \\', t‘rnno. lniu oi'
Norwulli. in snid disli‘iri, deccvsiui,
Tina (‘IIIII‘I ol' Prob-.1111 l‘or Ih11 District
111‘ .\‘11I‘wiilli. Iiuih liniiiod and allowed
(IIS 23:! Ill
ilililiiiiiiii Ililili NEWS
Lawn-1111‘ Gucci) nnd \Vllliani l..
(Mull. .112, have secured the 1111111 us-
st‘mbly hull for on nppmrunvc born
01‘ (111» V'i'esli‘ynn (lieu :Iud Muinluliu
(.‘Iuh 1111111 ’l‘ut‘stlui owning, insirml 111’
.lnnqu‘y L’llih. us has 11111111 sIIIchi.
I’llli‘slllli‘ (.IIISIII’, A. (.l. I\', I‘ll' .\I‘.. (‘
i'oiulii‘dlmi IIII‘ (.‘liI'isIIiIns sI‘IIsnn, inst
evening. by having :1 l‘iII‘isIIII‘IIs true.
together \\'ill1 :1 11111.41 PlijUMIIJII‘ Inn-In}
vvvniiiig. The second nomination ol'
UlIIt't.‘l‘r‘1 was also hold on this 11011131011
William C. \"11gl,'1111‘ popular pru-
oniiin‘nily pl‘iiciii‘ul l’curllnv pnI'I‘von‘.
who sandwiches in Cill‘lmlil orders for
washing compound with fishing 11111111“
lions 11 liich are so pr‘oduciitn 111ml
they sulprise the nuiiies m1>1““_tnlieie.
blow into South Norwulli 10dn,\.111
spend 11 couple of days 1111 business.
I Ailniinislrulm‘.
MERIDEN MAN RESTORED NOTE.
MERIDEN. lieu. 22-Edwiu [1‘ Built.
a member of the firm of A. H. Jones
illiiI Company, 111' Ibis city. who one
urrosied inst night, churned with (lII‘
limit 111‘ it proniisoi‘y 1111(1» for $8235
from the company, was l‘l‘IGiiSl‘tI to
day by the court, upon I‘osioruilon of
the 1111111 and certain books to tlic‘conr
puny. .\l 1‘. until explained that he hurl
(liken lllt‘ 111110 and books by advice of
counsel, as pridcuco to be used in suits
conicniplnled by him against. the (‘Ulll-
puny. ilo claimed t‘iuit he had been
induced to put money into the firm by
mlsreprcsentnlion. For his share in
the business, he said, in“ had paid in
$2.1M in cash, and bud given Ihe note
(01 $825 puyahle the first of next Feb~
1111111]. lie was t‘oriiierly in busix‘css nl
Lansing, Mich.
W“ U
BRIDGEPORT DRUGGIST BANK-
RUPT.
1111c. Bridgeport, filed a petition in
bankruptcy in the district court of
the United States. yesterday. He made
oath that. he did not possess $31) to
pay the filing fee. He claims to have
liabilities of $1. 762 73, and assets of‘
$1814. 43. of \VhlUl $617.83 Iflepie-
sents value of stool; in trade; $1.147.-
so in machinery and tools, and $50 in
debts due on open accounts.
COLFAX ENCAMPMENT OFFICERS.
Colfax Encampment, l. 0. O. F..
elected officers lust. evening. as fol-
lows: I
Chief Patriarch—Fred Gaming. ‘
Senior Warden-James Smith.
Junior WardenAErnest Wilson.
Secretary-John Buttcrson.
'l‘I‘eusnrer—Cbarles Gehrmann.
High Pi‘iest—sthnrence Brown.
These oflicers will be installed on
Monday evening, January ith.
a M
WATERBURY MURDER CASE.
WATERBURY, Dec. 22.~—The Grand
Jury convened at 10 o'clock today in
the Superior Court. room to decide on
whether John Cavaangh should be in-
dicted for the murder oil Mrs. Edith
French. whom he shot. and fatally
wounded several weeks ago. Previous
to retiring to their room the members
were addressed by Judge Bennett. who
explained the duties of a grand puror
and the dill‘eience between the two
degrees of murder.
SUICIDED 1N BOARDING HOUSE.
‘u’iloldhiAN'l‘lt‘I-I Dec. 22.——A weli‘
dresser! 1111111 about 65 years old. who
had given the. niuue of John Doyle.
saying he was from Windsor Locks,
was found dead in a local boarding
house hei‘ee‘today. 'l‘Ihe 1mm had taken
a dose of carbolic acidIIwhich. accord
ing to the medical examiner, had‘cnue-
ed his death. Despondency was: the
only reason attributed for the not.
six months from the (idle liei‘vol’ (111‘
Ill“ creditors or Isniil l‘i-ililll‘ (11 exhibit ‘
their claims (or Hi‘llll‘llii'lll. 'l‘lii'IsIvA‘I
who neglect to prnsvni their ll(‘('(IIII|IS ' ‘
]ll'(i]l(’I"I_\ IIiIvin‘d, within suiil (line.
will he Ili‘iiuri'i‘d :1 1‘1-1‘111111‘1‘. All per.
song IlliIl‘Ilil‘lI (11 said I‘Isiuio 111‘.1 1‘1‘~
(pH-sled to make iliinu‘diule 1111511111111 111
LII‘IOIllII‘I \\', MUHIII‘II
Richard .1. Gannon, who conductedL
it drug store at No. 28 Railroad ave-
: o“
We are going out of the Jewelry business-we
mean to give up this department, so
_ Will Close Out All
h
the Stock on Hand
at Half Price
(ii We have about two dozen Men’s and Ladies' Cold
i Filled 20-Ycar Guaranteed watches, either Wal-
i them or ,Eigin movements, which we will sell at
,3, half price. These Watches are all the latest thin,
flat models—«$18 for $9: $20 for $10; $22 ior$l i.
(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 $11.50;
$4 for $2; $5 for $2.50; $6 for $3.
til Silver and Chatelaine Watches all to go at half
price. Also, Medallions, Brooches and Chains to
be closed out at less than cost.
0] As we intend to close but 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
4 I Xmas on a small deposit .
*rieger Co
29- 31 WeSt Washington Street
SOUTH NORWALK
TO FLOAT YANKEE AGAIN. ' ‘
on Craft Off New Bedford.
NEW BEDFORDI' Mass. Dec. 22'-
The efforts to float the cruiser Yan-
kee for the, second time wlilrbe com
mended \vithinu ,l‘ew days. Instead
of the pontoon plan which was at first
Iiioilosed. Chief Engineer \iilllam W.
W etherspoon intends to again use the
compressed air method which proxed
from her impaled position on Spindle
Rock. Engineer Wetherspoon is 1111111
optimistic of the chances 01’ again
floating the Yankee.
it is undeistood that the the John
Wise is now on the way here from
1 the New YOIk Navy Yard with the?
necessary compressed ail outfits. Th
CHARGED WITHI SWINDLING.
of Walter Qulmby and Hector Mc-
Lean, both 01 Worcester Mass. who
are charged with having swindled
Mrs. George A BeHWell of this city.
in a real estate deal, were brought up
in the city court yesterday. The evi-
dence presented being regarded
Doyle claimed-he was 11 Civil War
veteran.
over to the next term of the Superior
“court: under bonds 111:1,000 each. .11..
so successful in raising the cruiser
sufficient, the judge bound both mé‘li
i
Compressed» Air Method Will Be Used Empioye of Contractors Lathrep a d
I
gaboul. $1, 000 in all.
BRIDGEPORT. Dec. 22. -—~1‘he cases New London.
PAY CLERK TOOK $400.
Shea Goes to Chicago.
HAIi'l‘FOhD Dec 22.~—Word hi.
been ieeelved bv the Hartford Poilcix
that Aibut It. Messich wanted in th S
1:it_\ for alleged embezzlement h: s
hron arrested in Chicago and Dete‘ 2
live Seigcant Santoro has gone to g .t
111111..\l‘essich was a hay clerk and
time keeper for the Laihrop and Sh ‘il
Conlz‘1.1cting Company. of New Havel.
which is working on the trolley line i
loomlield. and about a week 11:10
d1 ew $400 from the First Nation l
Bank to pay off the men. That we
the last that was seen or him hcr.1L
and the police notified the police (it
other cities. I
Officers of the company state that
he has defrauded the concern out o‘t
Messlch lives 11
He has consented t)
icomc east. without a requisition.
W ‘
WINSTED MANUFACTURER DEA .
WINSTE’D. Dec. 22. wEugene I.
Brown, secretary ot the Gilbert Cloc ‘
jCom‘piiny. died doting last night oil
double pneumonia. I
New Haven in 1860.“
He was born it
He leaves
widow and one brother, W 1+ Brown,
at Toledo, Ohio. 1 I.“
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