This showing of Suits and Oyorcbuta
would soon (‘tlllVillt't'l any man that
they are the heat sort. or clothes i'm‘
hiln. Consider thlIntI clot has from any
point. of view, their quality. their
styles, their I’IlitlH and you will admit
that we are (‘IllilitI'ti to your tl‘udo.
[telllolnbcr we illlYt' tIlI- broadest vu-
Il‘iety of $10 Suits and (Ivorconts ill
town and tin: tum-it lIIIIIanInIo display.
You don't huw to tulle. the first suit
you soc you can have IIIIII IlloiIII
IIIIIII so many
0pyright
lothing
ompany
N0. 6 NouTlI MAIN STREET
Great Reductions 0n
Underwear
lluliies' Ilet‘t'EIIlIt iittillu. I'illllvd, IlIlIIIIIII tlll't‘allL IIIII'III'IIII hl'itllln l'Inlit'l'I
‘ wont", tll pnl'o wllitII; IIIIuIIlaII I'Ittc \IIIIIIII ...................... 45c
Cl‘enln Ribbed lllldt‘u'tvcal‘: lItIII'lIlIIII :ii-It‘. ...................... .....23c
Flannel Nightgownsflull size; regular litil' ., ..................... 45c
Wiliic Niglltgtiwns motto of Hit" III-st. quality of tiltit-i)‘ cloth; rogu-
lur $1. 25 ................................................. 79c
L GOLDEN. 68 Washington Street
WuoooooouoooouooWuW
‘ ; III I ll 'KIRP Bills.”
I‘wlll cont-incl: you to lIIIle- your orders with us. an “‘t‘ lll'l' the only
tailors ill the city giving II IIIIlItitlIIIItII lIIIznllr uullrnllll-cinl: YOllit ‘
SUIT. COAT ()lt SKlit’l‘ to hold its good silllpc. t‘|.iI2I\I\'l.\‘tl. PRESS
pthl AND lltdt‘AIllthl IIIIIIIIII fur and IIIIltvIIIIIIIL
KARP BROS.’
J 83 North Main St. South Norwnlk.
MOW”
Tel. 968
COAL '
ANOTHER CARGO OF HIGH GRADE LEHIGH COAL JUST RECEIVED.
‘ TRY A TON AND SEE THE DIFFERENCE.
02 NUT COAL, $5. 00 per Ton.
LHARRIS & GANS co.
‘TELEPHONE 450. 68 WATER STREET.
WEEiili NilllilES
ORDER TO SET Tim} A(,'t.‘OllNT.
District of Norwnik. $3.. Probate
Court. January 5.. A. 1).. 1901'.
Estate of Gould A. Seymour. late of
\‘orwalk. , III said district. deceased.
Ordered. That. the. oxcclltors exhibit
their administration ‘uccoullt. to this
court for adjustment. at the Probate
uthcc in Norwalk. on the fillet day of
January. 1909. at; Ido'clock 't'orenllon:
and thIt all persons interested In said
*_ estate may be untitled tht‘Irt‘Ioi'. the (no
IIIIIllIIrs will cause this order to» be
published In a newspaper llt‘tvtnig a ctr-
culnttIln in said district. at, least five
days III-I'IIIIII said 2tst day of January.
1909.
We’re in Line
For Nineteen-Nine
The past year has been a pros—
perous‘onc with us and. we think,
a pleasant one for those who have
burned the FERRIS kind of coal.
' We expect to do more business
this year than ever, to which end
we ask the favor oiyour patron-
age and in return shall give you
the best ceal obtainable. ,,
We are having a big run on
that $5.00 coal. Another Ecargo
just received. ‘
The Ferris Goal Co
149 Washington St.
IIIINIIII w. (Innoonl'.
III II Judge.
SOLVENT NOTICE.
at, Not-.walk $3.. l'rohutc
.II all. A. 1).. I908.
Egllsta L. Ruwson late
aid district, deceased.
Probate for the Dis
nth limited and Ill-
ron'l the date hereof
Isutd estate to ex-
settlement. Those
: I'Et their accounts.
‘ d. within‘ said time.
., a- III-coverl'. All nor
did estate are re 3 i i ‘ ii“
illllulIdinic pnynlIIlIt
I'Iills'rA IIAWSON.
Iinlilli‘ .. trix.
Lady (on T‘IlillllIlIl)—~BOI’ where are‘
the. portol' s quarters on this train?
Candy Kid-4n the pnssongers' puck-
cts \et. Illlss."»~ExcllulIgc.
own had It close shave last
at so? How did itillappen?"
“I live in H Estate where there are an
soltltely no divm (‘ cs‘
"Indeed! What state In that?"
"'I‘ be state of single l‘IllIsscdnoss."—v
l1 x‘chungc.
edI-r
. iii!“ tumor has shalp." ~~~~~ Nush- ’
American.
O
‘ rat i” ““13' A few people. Most of us requlro some powerful aid
t, ill sullug
‘ Eat/inns IIIIIIIIIIIII new open started with its growing balance
.E and‘hamt annual lulI lest cr'cdits supplies this old It is a. constant in-
. centive to. slim llnre You an account here?
The'iSouth NOIWaIkSaVings Bank
I . UNITED BANK IUILDiNGI I ‘
, In wAsIIINIrroN ET I SOUTH NORWALK. coNN.
Wuouowo» ””
i
COAL'
Selling Out Winter Stuck Adhlaily Below Cost
llS \\t' (it) lltlt .
I IllI It I)...
lit
[\lI IIII: h' SUITS l'IlIIIl ......
tlgmtlllstltllll ........... .nggggg
slitIlIH 110'“ ---------- M3298 up
519 MAIN ST. STAMFORD
‘“’Y chr from one season to another.
"mp" 1" ”“01”!” of tho original value.
and be convinced.
WAIS’l‘S from
FURS flout . ......... 42.00 up
CHILDREN S C(IA TS flolll
SALE IN BOTH STORES:
as 80. MAIN s‘r. SOUTH nonwAtK.
MM
“HI have Clll‘
(Borne
490 up
......
..$1. 98 up
Suit of
ELEGANT LINE OF
SPECIAL INDUCEMENT!
$17.
VALUES $22 AND $25-
50 ‘
Clothes
MADE TO YOUR MEASURE
UNDIIR MY PERSONAL SUPERVISION.
SUITINGS TO
SELECT FROM
'IltlS Oi l ER IS GOOD FOR TWO WEEKS FROM
» SATURDAY, jANUARY 9.
lIIIltS.
titan cost to manufacture.
nu aitinl: you.
IIII 8.- IIIPI’IIITI III III- M... II
SELLECK’S
GREAT
INVENTORY
SALE
JANUAfiY 9th to 23rd
(II I’ricIIs IIut unsparingly on this season' 3 Clothing. for
MIIII amt toung Men, from the best makers.
(It 25% reduction in the price of Smart. Stylish Rain-
(Il Many broken lines of Suits and Overcoats at less
(It Come in and sec for yourself the rich bargains
o o ‘
W1llls H.
‘ Clothing at the Right Sort.
48 AND 50 WALL S'l‘.. NORWALK. CONN;
Selleck
GIFTS FOR THE HIGH scHooL.
Many ApploprIAIc Ones Still Being
‘Rcccivod by Commission.
"I‘lII- Ill-.III School Commission run-
(this IIIIIIIIII‘III III Itllowlcdgnlont for the
touching gills III addition to thosu
lii0\iilllhi\ “potted
RM. 1:. IIIIIIII lIIllIInN, fl‘llllit‘ti picture
of Louis lionsuth.
Mrs. A. ll. MAI-Evin. framed portrait
of howl-ll. ,
Jill‘s, .illitll {III-Mullen, framed Pit“
llll't‘I than .I lcuropoull Art Gallery.
“r .lqu IIIIIIIIIIHIIIII‘ (ranted pieturoE‘
01' " 'llIII IIIII lor,‘ bv Fildcn
Allt‘it‘llt OrdIIlI OI llibel‘nlhnn 0f
Nurwuik, Ilzllncd portrait of O‘Cou~
IIctl. .
ili- Wu ask our citizens and the
"Hill“ Ulsuuinatlon to note some of
”‘8 nllllmllrialo pictures we mo re-
relying and we invite further gifts of
a utlnilal nature.
(’I ~I~'lho IIIIlny In reporting some
aheIIIIy IIIIIIIII is due to the fact that
we have had to send abroad for the
flhlll‘lllll'i-liw picturel desired.
It \\I hIIIIo hung in the corridor
just. outside the library several pic-
tlncs ulIIIlI have not yet been given
We invite friends of the school to go
ill and sIIlIIIII from them any which
they would like to give. They will
be shown by Dr. GumbuI-t.
(It). We ham written to several.
representatives of various organiza-
tions. requesting portraits appropriate.
ly representative or them. to which we.
have not as yet received any reply.
We should like to know as soon as pos.
sible whether or not we can count up
on these organizations, and we ask
those to whom we have writtnn to in-
form as regarding;r the matter.
0. The class of 1905 have called a
business meeting. a which they pro-
pose to arrange for? suitable presen-
tation. We invite at the other class-
on to take-slmlalr action.
to). A notice wlIlI shortly be sent
to all the alumni of the school. to
which we hope they will respond by
contributing to an alumni fund for this
purpose.
It Is the purpose of th commission
to continue their work until sutttcicnt
pictures and statuary have been re.
solved to Itpplopriatcly cover the en-
tire building and we trust our citizens
will contlnuII to send III their gifts.
CHARLES-l S. MACFARLAND
HENRY P. PRICE}
.l. WALLACE MARVIN.
High School Commission.
DESTRUCTION CAUSED av RATS.
ltlully tillllslllar Reports)
Conant Maxwell lllllko sends from
llIIIIIIIrnIliIIII .IIII extract from a Scotch
llt‘WSpflllr’I‘, on tho (instruction caused
by rats, an ill'OllRili out by a deputa-
tion from til-I Ilieorpol'utt‘Id Society for
the Destruction of \I'crlulll. ”coded
by Sir litlllli'n‘ Crichton Browne and
tho Duke of lledtord they waited up-
on Lord t‘IIIIIlIIglIIn at the oiltccs of
the board III agriculture. to III-Ito him
to appoint a Ioullnlsslon to inquire in»
to tho Hlliliw 1' of tho (IIIstI-nriou ( uusud
to crops In tilts. ‘ The «short loads.
“The dcput: Iiillll pointed out the anor-
lnous dnnIIII donu by rats. which
manuals, on it most moderate (tompllllh
tion. to .ilif.,lltlll,tlt)0 pt‘r unnum in
Grant Britain. This Is arrived at by
allowing only can rat to a cultivated
acre ot‘lzlull. Assuming tllnt’cuch rat
does daluauc to um cutout of one tar-
tlling a day, this works out on the. 40.-
000.000 arms of land at. the figure mon-
tionod. Sir James Crichton Browne
incidentally stated that 2.000.000 pt‘IoI
plo dictl or plague in India. and said
‘lt llIld ilt‘t‘ll proved that the rat was
IIIII I-lIlIII' I-Imso of the spread of in
lot-lion. It was also stated tllat the I‘XI
punditlllc lIIl Int poisons tn the Until-d
Kingdom amounts to £"50,()tl0 per ult-
IIIIIII, whiltl is considered many times
illtlltI than would be required to prop
IIIII lI\lIIlllIlIlIltu the vermin is the
campaign u'IIro systematically Ion
lilfl‘it‘d. " ‘
ARCHITECT OF CATHEDRAL
(London (debut
The discovery of ancient (lotlllc
paintings on the walls or Cologne tin-
tllcdrnl. and the steps tnltcn to restore
them. wlII no doubt be interpreted Its
one more confirmation or the ancient.
legend that the cathedral should never
ho finished and colltllitIlc until tlII- end
of the world. As a matth Inf but it
novel has been complctcd IIIIIi IIII.\cl
it. may be presumed (‘llll IIII lll't'lltlsu
no sooner than has one pIIIt IIIIIIII lili-
inhcd than another In found to IIIIIIII l'-l‘
pair. '
That, of contne, is “no or any vt‘l')‘
largo butldilllr. but ”turn Is one IIIIIully
curios point ill the Cologne legend.
Thu IIrtzhill‘Iri is sllpptlst‘ti to have
made a bargain with tho Evil One. for
the plans, and to have ut‘tcrwnrd evad-
ed his contract. The Evil One thoro-
t'ore declared that his name should
never be known and is contains utter-
ly unknown to this day, though all the
plans are extant. and have been in con-
stnne use tor nearly 500 yours.
m. I rtago to suit the men.
NOS. 2 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
nnual January Cloak and
& HYA
Suit Sale
Our Annual January Cloak, Suit and Fur Sale begins on Saturday, January
2nd. In order to make this sale more attractive than ever we have included
every garment and every price of For in our stock.
They are all high grade goods. made up in the very best. possible manner.
in this season's most attractive styles.
TRISTRAM a
HYATT, NORWALK, CONN.
ilEAiHS liiii EliNEilitS.
Funeral of H. B. Hoyt.
Sol’IowilIg ltil’miR leIIl IIIIIII l.l-l
tributes ot InspI-It \III-ItlIlItay lo the
late IIIIIIIIII ll Hull. who died no and
richly lI‘IlItn) attcrnoou Ill III 8 Input: I.
YlIsl IllltIlIL litiltZIf stII'IIltll-s WIII built
at tho hlIIlIIIII and the IIIIlIIIiIIII uIIIII
thIIlI takn Io llinlty Ilplnlopnl ( itllllil . ‘
wIIIIIII the mint low. It I. Sillil I
it” \Iiiil‘kltlmi "IIIII (lIIIt iI‘eitowu. with}
‘wllilh m'lit‘r Mt
hauled in Iinc in South Main IstrIIIItE
Ind Inalchcd III lilt" chIIIIIl III II body.
At llIII L‘tlllt'illh‘iilll III the chllllh i-Il’l .
t-I'stlllI (‘IIlIIIItIII u'IlIl ll' illlt llIII III trust
llllttlt‘. 'I‘IIII l't't'illt‘ III lIluI’lEII l'IIlIIIlI
lollllllltwt hIII‘l‘ir-Is III ”III mall
diliotl to lltItIIh thII UIIII i’lIi Ions IIIIlI
{IIIIIIIIII thl iI‘ IIIIIiI Il IllI nit-.II
ilt‘lllt‘lt‘ til-rt» I\iiUlllt'_\ John Knuth,
William .l \\'I‘,tilox SIIIIIIIIII linudnil.
Froliclitlr Ell I-‘lIIIIl [II t‘ II‘ IlIIIIIwIIIl
and HM”) Watson. 'lilc l‘lulal lIIkIlIn
“‘I'HI many and vol-t illt,lltit~’0lllt' thtllt
lull in the IInlIIIIIIl ill which lhII IIIIIII as»
ml was held.
Attorney NIIbIIlIIiIIII ('IIIIIIIIII and (flat
IIIIIIII IllIlsh .
Funeral of Michael O'Donnell.
St, Mary‘s church III II. flu II‘IIIIII'II, .t
llIlIIllIcr of int-nits: Wt‘l'l' in utlIIlldnlIcII,
and ltlc Ilium IIIIalItIlllt ttIIInI lI'thI' IIN
pl'tncd tilt“ high l’Flt‘t‘lll in thiIh thlI
IlctIIIIsIId was ilt'iti ltm McCarthy
was ill lhlllgc II! lllc sclllcus 'l‘IIII
pail lwllI'IIls wIIlII tlmrgc Kl'lll “it
Ilulll KIIIII I'lallicl Il' Hurt and William
Citiliii. lIltIII'nIIIIlt tollnwlll ill 8'
Mary‘s t‘IIlIIIxII‘Irl.
Mrs. Sophia Bennett.-
"l‘hII ftIlIIIl'ul ol‘ Mrs, Sophia llIInnlIll
was held this afternoon from IIIII IIIIII
honIc in Quinlnld ;I\IIIIIIIII. ’l‘tlII llcv.
*ll. llyt‘nrptIIItI‘Ir. pastor of ”In South
Nulualk lltlpltst t IIIIIIII IIIlIrtutIIII
‘nllli lutIIrlllcnl followed in ilirclstllc
(‘IIlIlIIlIII \
DIED SUDDENLY lN NEW YORK
MI. \‘I‘ atutone. oi t‘olttlclIlicul n‘lc
IItIc. rccclvotl word this morning by
telegraph, that his son had died sudden
ly in Now York and nlrungcuients
are being made tor burial hclc. 'l‘hc
son was ill good hcallll. supposct‘ltl.
Saturday
RATHER SARCASTIC FORTUNES.
tNIIu \IIIk tilohcn
The last. day the 'I‘wIInty-t ll'd SIIIIIIII
ferry was opcralud a tuna dropped a
cent in ttlII weighing lnurhinu lhltl
slocd’ill lhc lorry house at the foot of
Broadway ttlltl received front the our
rhino a card tolling on one side his
weight and on the other his fortuueIIII-
the ilIHIII' reading:
“You In» loo changeable. When vou
IIIII out to do a thing, stick to lt.’
Just then the man who had been
pouring into the future. and all the
people ill the waiting room \vele told
the furry had stopped and they 00“”
have lllcil money back.
The mall tookr-d at the printed mi.
vtIIII with u sickly smile. gazed out at
iilt‘ water. and then holding “it? curd
Illll to the stranger a this elbow said:
“That’s all very well. but it‘s too
blunted cold to swim.‘
’ "\t'llv, here" said the stranger
Inns weighed too, and you can have
some or my fortune. "
'lhc other man showc- d his
which lead:
‘\\ but you need is plenty or exer-
rise."
So they both hoofed it up to thrI
, bridge,
ca rd.
A certllin gentleman. having In his
collar some surplus ale on the verge
of spotllngans one day walking round
his estate. when he came across a par-
ly of workmen. Hailing the foreman.
he ostentatious” presented the ale to
the men, giving them leave to fetch
it as they desired. Some time after-
wnId he met the foreman and proceed-
t'ti to cxllnct a suitable acknowledge-
meat of his bonntv
'.‘\Voll (lites did you and your men
Inn-II that aid?“
“lI-s sh. and thank you."
.“llow did you like it?" I
"0h. It was just the thing for us.
nir.‘ ‘
w"'l‘hat' 3 light. But what do you mean
just the thing? "
“‘Whv. sir lt‘ tt'nd mean It little het-
lor we shouldn't '9.’ 'nd it, and if it: 'ad
been a limo Worse we. count has ‘11
‘drlllked It."~’t‘lt-Btts.
Women talk too much about. mur-
Eu
i-E We Sell on Credit as cheap
lim-l wnII Illiliintcd. i . .
ltII'I, IIII- lllt‘llliwlS oi iilt‘ it do that II: t '
ticl look It Hilltllli tltIiilI) «III III till i .,
i
lhII pull i"
i
'l‘IlII illIu'IIl‘ tIIIIII‘IIIIs worn .
Tho tulnIral M'l‘Vit’l'S or Michael ll'- "E-
‘ilolInIIll WIII'I- hIIlIt this IIIIII‘IIII'II: lmut I
“l
I, . . and cnmllhor.”
.~4IAI3 .UI ,~,I‘ 37113;); ,
We Sell for Cash cheaper“
than any other store In
The Norwaiks.
H. Krieger&Co.
as other stores sell for
cash.
ouu ENTIRE STOCK or
Men’s, Women’s and Children’s
Is Being Sold at the
Lowest Possible Prices
‘E.I’ ‘ HERE YOU CAN
OPEN
A
CHARGE
ACCOUNT
and settle your bill in
easy and convenient
WEEKLY
PAYMENTS
(It Come early and find ,
the best selections ~77?” ”
— Ms at prices such as 1'7" I , .
these Will not last long. I I
H. Kriegéer
29- 31 West Vt ashington Street.
SOUTH NORWALK.
4m-
CHINESE tNCENSE. - .
(Daily Consular Reports).
Replying to an Ohio Inquiry as to
the composition and market value of
Chinese incense, Consul .l. C, McNalIr
writes from Nunking:
“It is impossible to give the actual
market Value In United States cur-
Ioncy, by reason of the frequent ex
change fluctuations. The average price
for a catty (1% pounds) is about as fol- Clearance ,I E‘ .
lows: The Sht Strung (musk), filut 1,» I E_
quality, 9 cents: second quality. 7 SALE
cents; the Moog Shnug tpulchnck),
first quality, 10 cents; second quality ‘,.E ..
9 cents. Is now going on Come In and
‘ “The incense is made into sticks
about 6 inches in length. the 8m get your share of the bargains. 1
Shang being black and the Mom; Shnng
Icllow. it is of universal use and isl
manufactured in almost every city and
tillage throughout the em ptre
ingredients forming the composition of'
the Incense. whlch Inrs principally from
the south of China. are as follows: Elm . ‘
bark, cloves. ollbanllin putchuck. snn- ”NW-I.- w
Ilulwood, dust sumo. Inks. anisoell. Mrs. Knicker—D‘id you write horns
musk orange Peel. 881M180. dried gln- for more money? Mrs. Booker—No I‘E
genshpnnwood. rhubarb. myrrh. casstn merely said It was all gone and 1
. __ would return.—~New York Sun.
THE GREAT
titlIIIlItttI I Inna
81 WASHINGTON STREET._
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Norwalk Chronicler