The Paris Cloak 3 [Partieularly Splendid Values in 10 Men’s Suits and Overcoats at , 'l‘hin showing of Suits and (her-coats would soon t'lllliilli‘t‘ any man tlr'il N no do not I my or titlii'ri 1ii"]il'il"lli to one-litiit of I \iili‘ Si its 5...,” they tire the best sort. or clothes l'UI‘ (“HS t‘roiu .....$8.00 UP him. Consider these clothes from llllY \iiili I .; trmu' " ------------ $3.50 up point ot’ view, Iiicir Ipiulity. their """"""" ”'93 “9 styles, their \‘itilll‘ and you will admit that we are I-IItitiI-Ii to ytilli‘ trade. Remember \\‘t‘ have the brmnicst yu- l‘iely of $10 Suits and tlyei'eortls iir town and the most handsome display. You don't have to take the ilrst suit you see~yori t'till have your choice 'i’rour so many. , opyright lothing ompany no. 6 NORTH MAIN sTREET 1i’r: MAIN ST., STAMFORD Suit of l5.511(i.'\N”I IINIE iliIS Oi 115R IS GOOD F ’ SATURDAY Great 'RBdthtiOIlS on Underwear Iahtiies' perfect titling. i'lbliI-Il, double thread, IIIIII-IIIIII seniors Under- 33 SOUTH MAIN STREET, SOUTH NORWALK. Selling Out Winter Stock AIitualiy Below Cost er trout one bottom! to another. and be convinced. SALE IN BOTH STORES: 33 80. MAIN 8T.. SOUTH NORWALK. SPECIAL INDUCEMENT' $17.50 VALUES $22 AND $25 THE souIH NOLRWALK EVENING SENTIN L ~~—»-,-~M -»*W~_.————— - .....__._. and Suit House We have cirr- tlro original value. (Junie WAlS’l‘S t'i'orn 49c up FliitS t'Iom ................. $2.00 up CHILDREN S (‘OA'l‘S from “$1.98 up .11.... runsniw Jammy raring THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE. M 81 HYATT, NOS. 2 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING. “— Annual January Cloak and Suit Sale Our Annual January Cloak. Suit and'Fur- Sale begins on Saturday, January I T ,IST Clothes MADE TO YOUR MEASURE UNDER MY PERSONAL SUPERVISION OF SUITINGS TO SELECT FROM. OR Two WEEKS FROM jANUARY g 1.110 S. KOPPEL, Tailor, 24 No. Main St wear, in pure white; regular .‘ISII- value .................... ..45c Ct‘f‘unr Ribbed Iiiiderweiir: regular 35c. .. ......................... 23c Flannel Niglrtgowns. full size; regular on ....................... 456 White Nightgowns, math: of the best t]illllii\' oi IiIIisI- IIloIII; III-Int Itll'Sl.-5 ............ .... .................................. L. GOLDEN, 68 Washington Street A Bit Al KARP BRUS.’ will couilnco Inn to learn your oidtis with us. as we lli't' the only tailors iii the city giving 'i III-citiiirute ie 'tl11\ guaranteeing YOITlt SUIT, (‘OAT Oil SKlit'i‘ to hold its good shape t‘ i lI. A\'l.‘\'(l. l‘iliIZh‘S- ENG AND REPAIRING railed tor rind IleliI".ereIl KARP BROS.’ 88 North Main St. Tel. 988. South Norwalk. i WEOAL! COAL! ’“fi‘NOTHER CARGO OF HIGH GRADE LEHIGH COAL JUST RECEIVED. TRY A TON AND SEE THE DIFFERENCE. No.2 NUT COAL, $5. 00 per Ton. HARRIS & GANS CO. TELEPHONE 450. 68 WATER STREET. iiilii MILE-1T 79o JANUART “(‘11 and Young Men, from i‘lliils. ruin cord to manufacture. an ailing you. SELLECK’S GREAT INVENTORY 9th ‘to..123rd (ii Prices cut unsparingiy on this season's Clothing. for (I; 35% iedudtion in the price of Smart. Stylish Rain- (It liany broken lines of Suits and Overcoats at less (litome In and see for yourself the rich bargains the best makers. Willis H. selleck Clothing oi the Right Sort. l8 AND 50 WALL ST.. NORWALK. CONN. ORDER ()II‘ NOTICE. District of Norwalk. as. t‘IourI. January ii A 11.1909. Future of Sophie A. White. late of .\'Inualk. in said district, deceased ‘ Whereas written application has been made to this court pr‘zyiiig for reasons therein set i’IoIIii for an order or sale oi certain real erudite oi‘ said estate which is fully deucrlbrod in said illiliiiililli ittttttws .itlilii ' ,pnccnu'tit'lh' (if iloston, it! in .\'It: .. toda)‘. on business. The, \\ twp, term at Prof. I-l‘arstrnnn. school n, ~ ltt'd today for the first time since tli- ., qt purl of Deceiiibt‘l'. \iu .1 m- .lolimil' of New inrk. has i'l‘ ll'! ll . .| home from a Iisit with Probate We’ re in Line , For Nineteen-Nine The past year has been a pros- perous one with us and. we think, application on 111e,. > 01m”, “W said “WWW“ m) apleasant one for those who have 1\l't(,l|“|llltitl. yr... \Inile Kuhn, or .\'III rid and determined at the Probate. burned the FERRIS kmd 0f coal‘ ‘5 e in .\'oIIIaik. on the W11 day 01‘ Th“ 7 "“"U‘W‘I‘ 01““ of “NW We expect to do «more business this year than ever, to which end we ask the favor of your patron- age and in return shall give you the best coal obtainable. We are having a big run on that $5.00 coal. Another cargo just received. The Ferris CoaiCo 149 Washington St. iiiiYV church \\ 1:: hold II reular- meeting. this (H't-‘illli;:_ ..I the. guild l‘OOllltIJ of the church limit at ‘ o'clock otherrioon: puiIiiII notice thereof be given . iris interested ibierein by s order in a ithiwspaper l'(liiillIOl1 in said district. days. beforesuiid day at ” HENRY W. GREGORY. . ‘ Judge. v‘11Ie.\li~ .. II. Florence and iIlstcliII De- Will, of \\ Iitou tire recoyeIing nitclv from the injuries received in the run- away ac tion, yesterday. South Norwalk Council. Knights of Columbus will move this evening. front Washington street. to the new qllallt‘ls in South Main street. William l. Blascer, who has sold his Norwnik cigir store to Thomas A Shelley, began the duties of his new position its traveling salesman, this lllOl‘lllll". 'l‘ho etening schools have resumed their sessions at. the new high school building in West avenue out] any pet- son desirin to join the classes may do so by making application at the school while the sessions ill'e in progress. Prof. Carl A, Harstrom adn win» and soil Eric. of Norwalk, who have spent Potsonous NETTfEs 'OF THE TROPICS. , In tropiI :Il legions there are nettit‘s 3‘: more priwtrt‘ui titan [Hose of 011‘ [1 country, he one tiliit‘tl Uitit‘ ljiclr is ltiiilltl in laI.I. and.1 that culleu porno Iliiilli:li.t.l'.tlllll(1 in Hindu— “I-Iill bruised emit. am oil'uvium high ll”i>titioit.~ti\ litTt‘tIS the eye and and it handled prmlitcse I‘-on\’ill nd :1 iious t-t\\t liing and pain in g min. which may hurt i‘or tlIireI- In weeks and in sortie-I (uses cause: .ondon i”P,lemI1pli a stimulans. ha “Do you know,” said Mrs. Young- : a wnv Ir W0th‘.s ; bride, with a ireiiible in her voice, ‘tbis :11. my! “31:03:11; £31323? coiiiiiilifil en St-‘tll. III r - ~ . y - 1 l I. ‘ “St‘ilt lllllltgl-Iilallt‘t: i it Is ”I: find time ~“p mu hm“ sepni are expected to return to Norwaik mom “0 ”,0”, r , alfill- , .. some time next. week. . I’m purly V... , . “Cheer up." said Uncle Curious, it A large number of the mombmfi of obody moII-x n..- .,,,‘._ won't. I... the last!"~~IStlllll‘.l'\'1118 Jour \icKinley Command Spanish War Vet- “Wellington ”Plaid ‘ rial. - I ermis. expect to accept; the invitation extended them by the Seventh Com— pany, Coast Artillery, to be present '4 smoker and entertainment after the mutual meeting of the Seventh Conr- parry. Mrs. Jenkins (returned from It \isit to London)—4 Ay, that. Lurinon‘ a a wonderful place! What wi' the 'orse ' is natural“ 0 only it f0“ you 110 . a we ‘ 11 Bid ‘ to has“? 11 MW l I itliost of us require some p0 ti'I A savings ‘li'l‘lllllii. hei',e oncei started. will i m l I b l I its growing balance rses lllll tio matey uses, and tie and semi-annual “I'l‘ltwt credits svnppitea this am. It is It constant in- ’lechin underground railways! All centive to .“ve' lay-II YOU an Irt'n‘ouut here? ~ now i‘v court-d away, I expects lt‘ s all goin' on just the samel'L—Puuch. The uth NorwalkSavin gsBank UNITED BANK BUILDING. SOUTH NORWALK,GONN. paper. "what is. a political boom- ‘erang?" “Why in define it" he answered. "as a. roorbrrek on the return trip "- Philadeiphia Ledger. . ”9? WASHINGTON ST. this evening at. the armory to enjoy a, “John.“ she said, looking up from tho , THE DANGER OF AIR NAVIGATION. IllctroI-oiitutr Margarine). The NIH iL'li‘itlll of the air, especially in illlit‘ of our, [ii'oitiises never to he rmriiculni'ly pienhnnt tor the naviga- tors. in it «use of absolute wreck Ir Iinin always has a chance on the sea. but it he is robbed of his support when several thousand ft‘l‘l. above the around. Iill‘lt‘ in only one possibility"— Ileatli iii one (if its most revolting i‘orrIIs. II ,., ~Iti'e to assume, too, that the It rocking: «it on airship, which must ili\\tl_\'r~‘ lw mom or loss ii‘ngiie, will be t‘iihlt‘l‘ of :IIIruuiplishment than that. (it a heavily armored scrrgoihg tIInrr-ot- \\'ltl‘. The IiIIiiIIIItx in uhich the two llil\l,Q3IlI'1t:l\i‘9\’t‘l,\tlllllK in tutor or lill‘l lilllt‘l are. Iirnit any enieigcnuey saw that of built. with a ship or the air. The great dirlgibios. with which ex~ peIiInI-nts me. now being made, Iii- though gas supported have little else iir IoIninbu “tilt the balloon as wr It.t\'n known it for \‘ueais These big balloons ll‘I‘ oblong in shape and have great rink-tries which are divided into many Ioriipnrtnronts, so that should one or men several of those, he punc- tuicd. permitting the air to escape illt‘lI' would still be several gas chant int-is intuit. The framework thiIi ihtr brig suports carries powerful gas oiinn ,I-urriiiI-s undo. steering control i the points to be guarded against in I the (“obstruction of nir'ships is the tear in; of the gna-bag;\t'hl(‘li would dash the machine to the earth. and the in» I-upncitnting oi' the engines. which would have it ll. helpless derelict oi the air with no recourse save to land. With the Ilirigiblo in its present state of development a well-directed cannon shot. might. rake the gas-bug fore and tilt. Owing to this, as well as to the I-lumslneas of these big buloons runny PXDN‘le believe the aeroplane to be the really practicable airship ot the future. A GREAT FEAT. A little llostoit girl was taken to the theatre for the first time. She sat in the first. balcony. and gazed down on he crowded house with wonder and amazement beyond all words to ties eribe on tier babv i‘uee. "Theron inst one thing. i want to know." silo whispered to her big sis- ier, “and that in how did all those pen pin down there climb IiI'iwri?"——-Ih'ock- ion Enterprise. ...._...~- "Your trieridds Ir literary authority is he? line be, ever done. any con stmctive work?” “No: destructive. He‘s a book reviewer."-——(‘.hicago ’i‘ri- bune. ' b. \ t”... t 2nd. In order to make this sale more attractive than ever, we have included every garment and every price of Fur 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 & HYATT, NORWALK, CONN. inns in Itititis. Charles L. Nichols. The remains of t‘harles Lucius .\'ieib Ills Sit. whose IlI-uth occurred at his ironic ill Mt. Vernon. N. \'., on Sutur- day. were taken to liIIiIiiIIry. ,Icsrt IIIitry morning. for interment in the tutnily plot in Wooster Cemetery, .\lr. .\'iIIhuls was the son of the late Lucius bough- toii .\'iclioia and tilirc Agnes (‘r'nib Nichols, of itaiibury, and grand son of the title Stari- Nit-hols, lie was born in itrIiolIlyii. .\‘. Y, and spent II but“- tion of his school days in llauhury no :i student in the irritate school con ducted in the int-I Mary liIIll. ilo- grad- uated litter III the .\'oruall.‘ iiigb Hl‘lltllll. 'i'ho deceased is survived by his wife and three sons, t‘hiri‘ies l.n- I'ins and Harry lI‘. Nichols, all of New Yuri.“ city, and Walter It. Nichols, of White Plains, .\’. Y.. and Inn daugh- lct's, .\irs. Alnirr‘ A. Lyon and Miss Ollie (i, .\'ieboia, of Mt. Vernon We sell for Cash cheaper than any other store in The Norwalks. H. Krieger&Co. o'UR ENTIRE STOCK or and Children’s CLOTHING Is" Being Sold at the Lowest Possible Prices We Sell On Credit as cheap as other stores sell for cash. Men’s, Women's Bertha Mcrwin Benedict. Iil'l‘llttt .\lorwin llctIIIIiiI-I, only daughter of Ali‘. and 511's. lI‘t‘eIloriIIk t3. Benedict, died at tier home, it? Grassy l'lttiti aiIIIIIt, l'lI‘tltt'i. lllitllit lti II‘I-imlt Sunday evening, IIitIt~ rt year's illness with tuberculosis, which rib-case all" is believed to have contracted \Iiiilr- y... aiding in .\'Iu‘nullt. ilIIi' unwittingly ini- iiliii 1y ill‘iliil is turn \\1llt'1l tins iii‘ntitrlil sadness in the t‘tlllltllllllil)‘ in which she um; 5o III-ii known and be toyed A'iIInII. or a bright and II'tieIIitui Iiiapo— ' sition she had iIII'IIIIIlI and hopoiully tough! IhI Iiiscusr iIn trinity iirontbu. All that could be done. hot friends but] done to stir)“ the disease, but with. out iituii. The deceased graduated from the ilcihel High school in lxilb. Willi high honors, and determining to ill herself tor .1 teacher, she entered the stub- .\'Ul‘lllill Stililtll in New lla- i ‘ Vt‘ii. tin eoriipiI-liiig her course there ‘ she obtained a position as teacher in Trumbull. und later in Long Hill. .\t the coniniericeiur-ni or her illness she was teaching in the graded school iir Bust Norwnlk, and continued her Iin~ tics there as long as nbie, but was obliged to resign lll‘i‘ position last May, slut-Iv which time her decline had been mold. The deceased was twenty- tour years or age. Besides hI-r Dill" cuts on.» broIher, Lloyd ll. lleuedict. survives her. The (Intern) will be held at the house in llIIihcl toriiorrow at» ternorui, III 2::ltuo‘rlock, In order to reduce some before taking Inventory HERE YOU CAN” 5 OPEN A CHARGE ACCOUNT and settle your bill in easy andconvenient WEEKLY , PAYMENTS (it Come early and find the best I selectionse goods at prices such as these will not last long. Miss Fannie Goodscti. Miss lI‘unnio (,ioodseii. well known in Norwalk. died an her boom in l’oular Plains, Sunday riioriiiug, utter a two‘ week‘s illness. The deceased is stir~ rived by R sister, Mrs. John Henry Rules, who resides with her. The fun- eral services will he held front her late lioluo tomorrow utterinmn at, :30 0'- clock. interment will follow in \‘iliow Brook (.‘enn-tery. Westport. PYTIHIANA APPOINTMENTS. Grand Chancellor Stanton Announces List of District. Deputies and Committees. lrnnd Chancellor Henry D. Stanton. of New London, of the Grand Lodge. Knights of Pythias. domain of Connec- ticut, has made his appointments or district deputy grand channellors and committees for the rear. The list for .\'Otnulk and nearby towns is as Iiol~ tows: Twentieth District—Arthur Audlev. or P '1‘. Barnum, Bridgeport for Jos- eph Dowdull. Bridgeport; Aapetuck. Westport; Park City Bridgeport 'I‘wentytirst District—Joseph W. Gorham, of Olive Branch, South N0!“- walk, for Mllhrua Bridgeport; Olive Branch, South Norwalk, P. T Bar- num, Bridgeport. 'l‘ w onty-second Distr let—Fr ederlck l. Whitehead. of Excelsior Stamford. tor Excelsior, Stamford; George. F .ltihlnson, New Canaan; Pine Green \\ er R& Co 29- 31 West Washington Street. SOUTH NORWALK. Donesrtc~ ANIMAL REPORT. Cornmissitmer Hieman O .Avertll Makes Report to the Governor . HARTFORD. .laIi. l2.~—The biennial report of the commissioner on dairies. tic animals, Nathan 0. Averill. was submitted to the governor today. it shows that the importation of animals for the two years was,16.4,00 head of all kinds In the same period 1290 calls were made for examination It IIIIie II-hiIh called for inspection of 1““ MW Why do you object to our 10548. head or which number-1,18: daughter hiarrylug hint?“ ili‘ead were condemned $12. 805. 50 being \\"iie__IO.li she“ ll niarrv irlm for all paid for the same or $1118 pm- head. that int 1 want to give her It chance The otilce expenses amounted to $1,. ‘0 SF“ “he“ their (blurred. that. 'Illoth--h 836. as with as 438 paid out IIuIItIIorIaIiy er didtit want me to marry you, any-‘to veterinary surgeons for examina- any. ‘——-ltoston 'I‘lallscriptl tions. The number of dogs registered Magistrate~ “You say you slapped in l906 was 59 951: the number tagged the defendant. on the. back and called III 1907. 70. 442. and in 1908. 73 ,‘947. him It brick What happened then?" ‘ l'i‘hv commissioner recommends that (‘Omiilahmntw‘lle threw himself at town clerks pay only live cents for. me. "—Punch tugs instead oi seven; that the. law be iinnde more explicit in defining the Weeks—"The true American always duties of ‘wardens in capturing dogs 1 SHOE llIIb——“Bui it you like the young fel- ls now going on. get your share of the bargains. ttttttttit ititttii I 81 WASHINGTON STREET. . Come in and THE 1 GREAT Cle'arance °° saves the under dog in the tight," ,not confined or munied and amend. Wise~"Yes. and then gives him a. merit of the law 30 provided more swift kick for being chump enough to compensation, get. into it. "ionoston Transcript, work of killing stray dogs. , a" “Point", . The queer thing about a. great man for wardens for their is that. he never seems to worlr hunt Iii: ‘ini‘ .
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