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The Xmas Store for Young
and
LOOK! Did you ever see such a splendid display of
Christmas gifts? Of course not.
of Xmas gifts. They are priced
up-to-dato Overcoats for young and 0111.
Old
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Come in and see the nicest
right A fine line of new and
Suits of all the latest
patterns and shades. pure worsted New styles in Hats from
$1 to $3 Caps of all descriptions, from 25c to $1.50.11nr Caps
at $1. 50. Gloves, from 25c to $2. 00. Shirts from sea to $1. 50.
Neckwear at; 25c to 50c.
50c. Suit Cases and Handbags,
kerchiefs, 3 for 25c, 25c and 50c
stock is complete.
Cuff Buttons and Scaif Pins, 25c and
Initial Hand- ‘
while the
from $1 to S6.
Come in ea1ly,
Cepyright Clothing Company
NORTH MAIN STREET
OVLRCOAT SALE!
' Now 1s the time to buy your Overcoats.
{10.00 OVERCOATS, 'AT.
$15, 00 OVERCOATS. AT.
$20 00 OVERCOATS, AT.
/
f 1 $24.00 OVERCOATS, AT.
‘ 8110 have some $15 and $18 SUITS left which we
Will continue to sell .....
.. ......... $ 500
.............. $7.50
................ $10.00
........ .........$12.00
At 19
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D. GOTTLIEB,
Men s and Boys’ Outfitters From Head to Foot.
11 North Main Street,
SOUTH NORWALK.
W561) W001)
Hard and Soft Wood,
34 card
‘ Hard Wood, 07.00 per cord; $1.75 per
114 cord.
Tel. 207 2.
,1. _ 1
XMAS
1 Large assortment of Mechanical Toys. Automobiles Fire En~
gines, Hook and Ladders,
Dogs,.Cl0wns, Trolley Roads, Heller
Carousels, etc.,
FROM 251: TC 82.50
Miniature Hallway. . . .98e to $2.50
Drums ................ 251: to $2.00
Velocipmh‘s ......... $1.79 to $3.00
Dining Sets, :1 pieces ......... 50¢
Blackbnards ................. 50c
Tool Chests ....... $1.15 and $1.75
Wln‘clbarrow ......... 101: and 50c
TOYS
Chickens. Bugs, Butterflies.
Skelte1s, Ships.
.35c to $3.25
.650 to $2.25
Horses and Wagons. .
Printing Press. . . . ...
Small Furniture ....... 250 to $1.50
(1111111111. . .. .............. So to 251:
’I‘l'dd)‘ lh'm' llolls ............. 98c
Wagons ............. $1.00 to $3.00
Doll (lo (farts ........ 501: to $3.00
DRESSED DOLLS.
101: to $3.00.
Special assortment of Dolls at .....
UNDRESSED DOLLS.
151: to $2.79.
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The Pans Cloak and Suit House,
38 SOUTH MAIN STREET, SOUTH NORWALK.
Great Clearance Sale on Suits, Coats, Skirts,
Wais‘ts and Furs, at Greatly Reduced Prices
Suits from $9.00 up; Ladles' Coats from $5 00 up; Girls' Coats from
$3. 50 up. A fine selection of Furs at half of the original price. The hand-
someat and largest selection of Watch; in The Norwalks from 981: up.
Come and be convinced. Remember, we alter free of chargli.
_THE P [KRIS-
515 MAIN ST.. STAMFORD. 33 80. MAIN ST. SOUTH NORWALK.
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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 Books-
Holiday Calendars
Holiday Pictures
Holiday Umbrellas
Holiday Gloves
Holiday Furs
Holiday Linens
Fur Coats
Girls’ Winter Coats.
AI’OSITIVEIX MATCHLESS UNDERPRICE!
(‘lllNI‘lllliLA CLOTH, ll ‘ 1'“.'\‘liY. lilftll'lAlt PRICE, $2 98
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$11.08.. ...............................................
GIRLS COAT, MADE “I" Al.l.1\\'I)I')li ("lll'i\'lI)'l‘, ALI. $3 98
L. GOLDEN, 68 Washington Strec
COLORS, lil'iIIL ULAII l’itlI I‘ $3 1,13 .................. .
W““6W
WE MAKE AND REMODEL
FURS
KARP BROS.’
Designing and Ladies' Tailoring Parlors,
88 North Maln at. Tel, 968 South Norwalk.
‘ WE ALSO SELL ALL KINDS OF FURS. 1
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Good : Gifts
for Men
The Gift question can be easily and economically settled
here. Our prices are right and assortment large.
There Are
SUITS and OVERCOATS.
ROBI‘JS.
HOUSE COATSD ‘BATH ‘
SEPARATE TROUSERS, FANCY VESTS.
HATS. FUR and PLUSH CAPS. DRESS and FUR
GLOVES, DRESS SHIRTS, SWEATER COATS. MUF-
FLERS, UNDERWEAR, l'IOSIERY. 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
EATON. HURLBUT XMAS
STATIONERY.
251: to $2.25.
....................... 250 and 591:
XMAS CARDS AND CALEN~
DARS.
50‘ to 500.
XMAS POST CARDS.
1c each. , 10c a 110:.
30 each. , ' \ 251; a 002.
51: each. 1 6 for 250
101: each. 3 fer 251:
, PARKER LUCKY CURVE
l FOUNTAIN PEN.
$1. 50 to $6 00.
DENNISON HOLLY CREPE
PAPER, 15c.
W. A. BRIGGERMAN
DONOVAN BLOCK.
132 WASHINGTON ST
ACARMI BETTS,
‘ DEALER IN
Sawed and Split Ready for
Family Use.
Soft Wood, $6.010 per cord; $1.50 per
Split Wood, 250 extra per % cord.
Yard N0. 74 Newtown Ava.
_ NORWALK. CONN.
NOW
clry.
:11 right prices.
R. NOACK.
36 NORTH MAIN STREET.
. WRITER BURNED TO DEATH.
BOSTON,
. Gi‘eenleaf Sutherland,
' ;' newspaper and magn'Ilno “1111113111111
8 the author of several plays.
her home. in this city
Wesuit of a burning acci ildent.
Sutherland was 110111 In 011 inbridge and
was married to 1112101111 1‘: 981011 811111
arltlndaot this city, in 1879. She was
a
was on the staff of soveiail Boston p11-
pors as dramatic critic foi .11111111' ,vcin'u
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Dec. 2-1 .~—-l\'il'.'
a. well known
(lied :11.
as the.
Mrs.
toxlar.
conllibutor to many 11111.1;azinos and
l t” ‘ VUlS HES YOU
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. Company.
A Very Merry Christmas
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A “Happy and Prosperous New Year
. MWWNOWWOOQ
MARK TWAIN INCORPORATED.
ALBANY, Doc. 21.~1~’l‘ho {\Inrh Twain
formed to secure to the
author and family all rights in thc
11111111: or 110m dcplnmc‘ ‘\1111k Twain"
fiil‘ll alwtiilos 11111110111111.111011 with tho
s'ccittni'y of state y‘c‘slmday. The 111
realms arc Samuel I..C1emens,Cl1nu
l.., Ulcincns, Jean 1,. Clemens, Isabel \'
Lyon, of Bedding. (1111111.. and Ralph W
Ashcroft. of New York city.
Many a man has gouc to the had be
cause the good lilisnndoistood him
AND YOURS
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l“ ‘3'" 11111.1 ““1 'rav ATON AND 551-: THE DIFFERENCE.
THIS is 1111
place to 1,111,10'2 NUT COAL) $50 00 per TOI].
your Xmas Jew
A line line.
them.
‘1. .
WillisESelleck
4.8 AND 50 WALL ST.. NORWALK.
Our Show Windows tell part of the tale.
COAL!
ANOTHER CARGO OF HIGH GRADE LEHIGH COAL JUST RECEIVED.
HARRIS 81 GANS CO.
TELEPHONE 450. 68 WATER STREET.
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XMAS GIFTS
1, lllli‘,
3 ori'ltvsliul will lllllli.-‘ll 11:11:111',
'. largo 111111,
Holiday Handkerchiefs
Holiday Ribbons
a.~Brac
until Christmas.
Holiday Laces
BASEMENT iN HOLIDAY ATTIRE
In our basement we are showing an endless variety of fancy as well as useful
articlesu as well as the latest novelties in Art Pottery, Cut Glass, Lamps and Bric—
Onr store will be open evenings, commencing Saturday, December 19th,
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TRISTRAM 81 HYATT, NORWALK, CONN.
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The mission Sumlm school :11 \\'m
clson tonight.
w-I‘illf‘itt‘ll l’llw Illililliolto's
Room. 2:”. cont dinners. .
l".. .1. 71111111111111; station agent 11'.
Walk, will 1411111111 (“11111111111114 :11 111.11:
in l’:11111o|',“.\lass_
A. it.
or. of Norwalk. will witness lilt‘
lu‘ull'lllllt', in New York tomorrow.
Miss 'l‘obcl, 1111111111111: 111‘ _\l 1‘.
William Tobey,
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bonu- .
.it'l‘M'y (‘11,1', ulll ln' 11111 lino-sh.- 111' 111',
1.1111 Mrs. Henry i". Price. of W115: 111111
Norwulk, over Christmas.
.\11', and Mrs. t‘hurlns A ’l‘iu'lt. :' 1‘.
childrvu. tormcrly 111 Norwalk, 11111
East .\'1,1r\\'111k, to spi-llfl l‘llri.~11n:1~'
in
Mr. and Mrs, Edward ll. Hoodlum.
1‘ l.r';1\'o your onion: for hull >11. '1
lush-1's. tll‘ilwroll 1111:1111'1'1111‘ morniiu.
‘ulhill'a.
Miss“51111111111111:11:111-1 11‘11oi.~1-1111l.
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spondina ln'r t‘hristhw 1:111-1111111 .11’
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l.l'\:~1‘1' Fri-ll l'wl'lc iltlll \lllt‘.‘ ‘1': ’l"'-» "'
mn~ liiiin 111 \luutr‘ Hull :'
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llnlol t littorll 211111 111111 iil\lll 11 :1
company of friends. ‘
.\il :tl'l‘unao'nnnls hut'.» 111'1 n
Dit'll‘ll It” 1111 '~'1b- l'riplion 1111111'1'
11111 hi:«'lo ln' 111111 tonun"'1o\\ 1 nine
in tho 'loun \sslnthl) iiuii Sp 1111 l':
and lio-
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small
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Kiri: will ruin
'w-l’or his I'lll'lslmns,
'l'ln' ll. S. lll'im- 'l‘iunspml'iiii'n 11nd
Construction (‘11111p1111,\,
11 l'orco of 1111-11 :11 Work 1111111) propor-
iliu iili‘il' ringing 111 SN tin- now huge
sutoko-«stonk in position ill 1111' St.
tlvorgo llupcr and Pulp ("11111111111131
mill. in Norwalk.
being: Iil'ty-I'w't. in length,
and is of the impim'ld t\'.po with up
pornius I‘m
I'iom camping and 111\"c11111"tho city.
will in» (‘tlllllllt‘lll‘l‘tl tomorrow. The
factory will closc tonight and will 11‘
upon hiondav.
Had‘ Started Out With Bv'thcr from
New York to Danbury.
Mary Ilnrnstcln, 11 New York little
girl, is only eleven years old, 11111 1.111.
scr1-111y11'11r-1old brothcr to llnnlnn‘y. Al
tho last moment bcl‘orc departure. the
little brolhcr not "cold fact," but, 1111-
dismayed. the girl started 1111‘.
While. she was en route to South
Nurwalk, the. mother discovered ln'r
disappourunco and a telephone mes-
sage 11111111511111. to South Norwulk to
take 1101' off an expi'ch train arriving,
here about. 2 o'clock. The 1111‘ssugo
came through Agent Frank I". 1111111111111
ton. manager of the local division of
the Adams Express Company. and (11'-
ilct'r John 11.151111111 was scoured in
order to be ready for any objection on
the child's part.
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.‘li', I-‘I'ost ,ol' llcdtlli’lu, \I‘t'l'l' marrow]
1:11.11 night, 1,
Mr. 111111 Mrs, 11111le 11. 11'11-1111‘1', ot' ‘
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:1 pair of tho '"
\\':1ldorl‘Sh1n1s, 1:1 L'nn 111M111. hullonnr .
low. :1 good h-nlln'r \11'11 Hilin', :11 (11.
son‘s. at $3.71“ 11 pair,
111' lhmlnli. has 1
The new stock is a ‘1..
pic \'1 1111115., ' binl' 11’ smoke "-
Tho work o: soiling the st :11‘ k In place
RUNAWAY GIRL APPI‘FHENDED. :53:
did not. deter her from plunnim.r skil-
l‘ully yesterday to run away with her
nipnnk will hold 11:: Christmas ovr "
Horton and Miss .li'ssii‘ Mill-' ’
We are going out of the Jewelry business-we
1:11 i
mean to give up this department, so
the Stock on Hand
at Half Price
(ll We have about two dozen Men's and Ladies' Gold
Filled 20-Ycar Guaranteed Watt-hes, either Wab
tham or Elgin movements, which. we will sell at
half price. i hose Watches are all the latest thin,
flat m'odelsw-SIS for $9; SEOIorSIO; 8221111811.
Ill Solid Go'd Rings, for Ladies and Children, hand
some settings, over two hundred of them on hand;
every one of them must be sold-33 for $1.50;
$14 for $2; $5 1015.32.50; $6 for 3*.
(ll Silver and Chatelaine Watches all to go at half
price. Also, Medallions, Brooches and Chains to
be closed out at less than cost.
1,11‘11'1‘”
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.
H
29 31 west Washington Street.
SOUTH NORWALK
Nothing
is more
box of good Cigars
n'ppiopriate than n
and 111erc is
nothing bottei than
The Roger Ludlow
10c Cigar
THE TWIN CITY lSl AN EXCELLENT
6 CENTER.
B. J. REYNOLDS,
MANUFACTURER.
Fresh Fish Always at
This Market
Salmon, 2011 111.; Halibut
\lackeimal 1131: 111.:
Pike, 14clb.; Smolt,15c 1b.;
111.; Snappers, 121'. 1b.;
151: 111.;
God Steak 1‘20 “1.,
Weak, 12
111915.150 lb.,
The child was found on the train de-
signated and she. was held here until
lilo mother could arrive. on the next
train, and take. her back.
Definition of Chiropractic
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 1111
MISS ‘SMITH'S BSIRTHDAY PARTY,
A birthday party was held, Tuesday.
at, the home. of Joseph Smith. 38 Han
later life. in the different. organs and my strcct, in honor of their little
limbs. daughter Franccs‘ tenth birthday.
Chiropractors remove the cause of There was a very enjoyable mm,
this disease and pain. and health is
lestored through harmonizing the six
nerve systems in your body.
Nervonsnesn, Rheumatism, Paraly-
sis, Heart, Kidney and Female Dis
cases are given special attention: also
Curvature of the Spine. » You
never learct giving Chiropractic
Among those. present were Ruth Fa-
gan. Elsie 1101111011, Kathrine Hangh,
Kathrlnc Brown, Beatrice llealy ller-
,tha llull Agnes Sullivan. Helen Sulli-
\'.111. Madeline Basia. Marie Basia,
tlortrndc Renting, Marv McCarthy.
will 111111111 1111101111111. Mary Kincclla Ruth
3 Russell, lxiltic Adams. 111 ruuCOs Smith,
chance I“ “ND “‘11- Albert Smith and Raymond Rudolf
Mooring. Johnny Durkln, Johnny Kli-
‘T FRANCIS D' C boy, 1111111113 lx'cnrncv. Willie Dogan,
94 WASHINGTON 31- SO NORWALK (it"(ll ‘c I'lioun. Johnny McGa1lt‘,l«‘ran-
Ma netlo Treatme ta Given A,” ('15 (lullughcr. Willie Renting.- Fusion
9 " 5111111111111. May 11111111511111, Mildred nus
BOYCOTTING A SERIOUS OFFENSE
Judge Saunders Cites Danbury Hat-
ters’ Case ln'Newspaper Trial.
NEW ORLEANS. Dec 21t.-—“’l‘o 11111.2
01111 a newspaper doing an intcr~stato
business Is an offense which falls di~
rectly under the decision of the E1111
preme Court in the. Dunbury batters!
case." said Judge Eugene D. Sanndors.‘
ol’ the United States District Court. in '
charging the grand jury here ycstcr .
day.
Judge Saunders' charge to the 1.1.11
crnl grand jury and the i111'1'1.:11,1'..11~;1m
which was begun Innnc‘rllnti‘ly by 111111
body started anothcr cllllpll‘r in 111-1:
story 01’ a determined effort to re
establish racing in New Orleans.
was' charged that certain Saloons, ho.
tcls and other interests of the. city
were combined to bovcott 11e\\'spup"ols
which opposed racing and racetrack
gmnbllng 111 their editorial columns.
llcforo adjourninl,r for
. Infantry.
ll .
11' there is a conspiracy of this, 1111111
then it behooves you to investigate it'
ilioioughly and indict the men engaged
in it. so that they may undergo tho
scvorcsl penalties that the law may in-
Ilicl upon them"
DillHS lllll lllllllllli.
Daniel F. Dunn.
I'laulcl 11‘. Dunn. 11 Spanish-American
war veteran. died yesterday at, Fitch‘s
Soldiers Home, ‘Norotou, aged thirty-
tlro years. He was a private of Cour
Dally A, Third Connecticut Volunteer
The remains were - sent. to
New ondon. today, for burial.
,NO APPEAL IN ELECTION CASE.
No appeal has been taken up to
today from the finding of Judge Reed.
of the Superior Comt. in connection
' SILCOX 81‘ VAN SCOY,
181 Washington Street Bridge
1111.931. Try Us. Free Delivery
Native Frost, 101: lb.:N.1llve Flats.
811 1b.: Fresh Iic1'.11ni: 81: 1b.; li‘lnnnu .. ...---”W. ..-...
'l-laddles. ‘l2%0:'\\’11r1‘:mlcd Escalhum. “Yon (111111 1 tell me this was 11 1011111:
350 qt.; Oysters. dry, 3130 111.; Clams, [Wimp
306 (111-; Large Hard 5110‘” Crabs. “Well, you knew it was 1111 opera.
didn' 1 you?’ ’
“Yes an~—-" '
“And you knew It was to be given by
an amateur company. How dense you
111'e."-~1Clevclnnd Leader,
31.32....
sell, Maggie. Cummings, Annie. Keat-
11111. Florence. l-Iouly. Mazlo Renting,
Elizabeth Blake. (tiacc Gallagher. Mur-
gurct McCarthy. l\Inr,1' Corc'.r11an Mrs.
.(711111111111gs,h1r.s llccrlng Mrs. Fagnn
Mrs liealy. 1111-11 Russell John Kinccl-
ln. Edwmil Kinney, Mr. and Mrs. Jos-
eph Smith Little Frances received
a number of beautiful presents.
the. day the with the city collectorshlp. As the
grand jury heard sclei 111 witnesses in matter now stands. both William K
the ninttei. Wilcox and James Paul are accredited
“We cannot permit 11. quasi criminal with 531 votes apiece The attorneys
portion of this population to censor 111 the case had another conference
and dictate What the llthSptLpels otlyesteidny with Judge Read, but nelth~
thls city shall be permitted to any In or side has thus far signified any in«
their discussion ot public uncsdons," tention of asking for a special election
said J udgo Saunders to the Jury. “And to decide the case.
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