$10
This showing of Suits and Overt-outs
would soon c‘onvluto any man that
they are Lhe best sort ot’_clothcs‘fut‘
him. Consider these clothes from IIII.‘I
”Glut of view, their quality, tirt‘ir
Styles, their value and you will admit
that .we are entitled to your trade.
- Remember We have the broadest \‘II-
“My 01' $10 Stills and chrcouts Ill
town and the most. handsome display.
You don‘t have to take the first suit
you Helen-you can have your choice
‘Irom so many.
opyright
lothing
ompany
NO. 6 NORTII MAIN STREET
Great Reductions on
Underwear
Ludies‘ perfect fitting. ribbed, double Iiil“’titi, cover-rd spams Undrr.
twenr. in pure white; regular 59c value ...................... 45c
Cream Ribbed Underwear; regular 35c .......... ‘ ................. 23c
”Flamksl Nightgowus, full size; regular 69c .................. .....4bc
Whitetnghtgowus. tirade of the best quality of daisv IiotlI; rogu-
lar 81. 25 ..................................................
L. .GOLDEN, 68 Washington Street
795
iWe Cover Buttons to Order
at 15c a Dozen
Special price for Tailors and Dressmakers.
KARP BROS.
DESIGNERS “AND LADIES' TAILORS.
I. North Mlln It. Tobin. South Norwalk.
COAL '
ANéTl-IER "CARGO OF HIGH GRADE LEHIGH COAL JUST RECEIVED
TRY A TON AND SEE THE DIFFERENCE.
I No. 2 NUT COAL, $5.00 per Ton.
HARRIS 81 GANS CO.
TELEPHONE 450. 68 WATER STREET.
Illlli IIIIs . I
thus llliilKllilllli
Passed Sleepless Nights and Once or
. Twice Has Had Sickness in
the Court
FLUSHING. N. Y._ Jan. ii.——Wlthin
twenty-four hours, Thornton Jenkins
Halos will probably know whether he
. has been adjudged innooent or guilty
of the charge of aiding his brother,
Capt, Peter C.‘ Halus. Jr.. in the killing
of'Wiltiam E. Aunts. Justice Crane
told Prosecutor-Darrin this morning
that he wanted to give the case to
the jar y some time todar.’1‘be state's
, attorney said that. he hoped to corr-
clude his closing addresa early in the
afternoon. Justice Cranc' a charge will
take over an hour null the jury will
. than retire.
.Juror Walsh, who was injured in a
' ‘Istreet car accident, spent, the night in
smashing, where his wounds wert
reused Iry a physitiau. His physician
said that Mr Walsh s condition would
prevent him from going (III with
' trial.
.. .lhe old town, hall of Flushing
'imre the Hairrs case is bting ttied
th‘rongcd with an expectant goth
this mortriug. eager to hear tht
words of Prosectuor Darrir
ustlce Cranc's charge. When thI
iii“ the cotrrtroorrr were opener
wd quickly tilled all available
bite the less fortunate specta
four deep in the roar of the
ton Haihs expressed, trim
s‘édnn eat in his a'quritnIl thit
fillet he was Struggling with tor tur
ears. .
l
i
i
l
iiiiii
If Your Furnace
Could Talk.
It would ask for Coat of tilt
FERRIS kind and it might use
heated language when you feed
it trashy coat that it cannot 'til-
gest. It makes quite a difference.
the kind of food a man or a fur-
nace gets.
We sell only the best grades oi
Coal and fight shy of the doubtful
kinds.
,NO. 2 Nut. special quality, $5
per ton in your cellar.
149 Washington St.
Stimson—What do yOu mean by giv
ing that little boy in the next block
such a. terrible whipping?
Willie——He didn't often know It, pa
You see he's a Christian scientist and
all the boys practice on trim. He does
'r’lt dare tell his father or mother —
L. to.
fir
‘ The Accumume InStinct
‘ snot
at to only a tow people Most. of us require some powerful aid
lis st in saving.
\lbvlllus account here.‘ once started. with its growing balance
«annual interest credits, supplies this aid. it Is a. constant in-
0 save. Have YOU an account here?
UNITED IANK IUILotno.
or WAoIIINO'rON or, down NORwALK, OONN.
., mew: P.
MTHC Paris
,n ‘r I: I . : .raz
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tintIRSDAY. JAN. :4, nos ‘
M2355
WWW...—
Cloak and Suit House
33 SOUTH MAIN was", oou'rH NORWALK.
Ollt Winter Stock Actually Below 009‘
m LEAhI‘NODRY GOODS STORE.
& HYATT,
TRIST
Selling
u we ‘10 “0t carr ‘
t Y over from one season to another We have cur-
iiiit‘tl tho prices to 0119mm! 0! the original value, ' Come NOS. 3 md 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
LtlilES' St and be convinced.
(OATS fro hub Strum . ..... 3320 up WAISTB from .............. 32438 :p
................ Ou Fle
SKIRTS it'ultll. .............. $298 u: CHHLDHEIH' 'S COATS from “,98 up
SALE IN BOTH STORES:
515 MAIN ST. STAMFORD. 33 30. MAIN st. SOUTH NORWALK-
SPECIAL INDUCEMENT!
$17. 50
VALUES $22 AND $25
Suit Of CtOthes
MADE TO YOUR MEASURE
UN DER MY PERSONAL SUPERVISION
ELEGANT LINE OF SUITINGS TO SELECT FROM.
THIS OFFER IS GOOD FOR TWO WEEKS FROM
Annual January Cthk and
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.
TheFerrisCoalCO “
SATURDAY,
JANUARY 9.
LEO-S. ltO‘l’PEL, Tailor, 24 No. Main St. w
WHICH
‘ NORTH MAIN STREET,
WAIT FOR THE Ni BIG SALE
Saturday, January 16th
BIGGER and BETTER THAN EVER
D. GOTTLIEB’S
IBEGINS
SOUTH NORWALK.
events of the year. Others
for Your C
2:. «taught reduction ltr Irri
5. till ~I Null Pure and Ear
Ml'i .\' S \\l\"II'R (‘A AI'S, 75v
mono values; sale pric
OLIDEOT MASON DEAD.
____......_——--
Lum.:-.-. F Parker PasseiadAway at H“
H me in Mer on.
ill‘ltllrl’r‘i, Jun 1i.-—— -——i.uutan F‘ Par-
I... “ho was the oldest person in
.IIII. . and the oldest member of the
Order in the state died this
“I . “iged uhyoius. from heart dis-
1 mil a tow months ago heh had
llwu 1- ug-Inkably active, taking daily
‘ Iii .. Ind hmi iquIIeutly ridden
i‘” ' Int. up to It year ago. He was
lmru It i‘trventt‘y N. .August 18
“l . m l utter working at farming and
“ n in t Irtcuputltmfl. including travel-
"it: “in .. cum..- In 1S37, he Went to
"" .... a New Britain Company, in-
“l"‘mk to operate a saw mill there.
l'-II. m...” was by water, and or the
lucuir- -tu.) persons Who landed on V
“In luvd w return and in late
-‘“‘“ 5 UI PIu-ker and a plot a, who was
'It. ilntl. tum, two years old, were the
i:/
.95..
. this
surviror. in 1865 be removed to
(In; ears he had been
lor twenty) Thr chil‘
I": liltli iIoIn ctive work
“It‘ll :illl\"l\'e,aMl‘S. E- 0-“ HIM 0‘ this
(Ink .Patkt‘l‘ St Louis, and W
Ir. iitllrti of this citY- Mr PM"
lotuo Id ll u mony Lodge of the Masons
\i\l.‘ ,\'( ill'q ago. mtdw was later trans-
f. m d I.) Meridian Dodge, to tilt! GIU-
“I
RESTR’CTI Na TOBACCO OUTPUT!
#‘ .
Movement Among Small Grower! 0'
the State In Increase th 0 PW?" 2d-
tit. \S'IthBURWY Ja n 14.-Accorh-
ll‘g “t u horn; retelVod here from t t:
IOIllttt'il _l rowing sections. a moraine!!!t
is on loot .Itnoni‘; Smaller ofirowfi‘: I00
but it) til regu'ictiono the button
output with a view to lucrens gg
uric-Is 'l‘heie “m, it is said, over
hold by farm-
llilll ,
(‘ 'tst s oi old ltrbfll'c" Emil “H.910“
”I.” in Stilllh Willdlfl’rr
SELLECK’S
InventOry Sale
smeck's Sum/Annual Sales are recognized as the greatest bargain
may imitatotpur sales. but for
.Genuine Bargains. come to headquarters.
Here Are Some Unmatchdble Bargains
onsideration
cc on all of our MEN'S AND
l‘til‘Nli MEN'S BLACK SUITS.
MUFFLERS, utIvIcI list-It spII l'
lnl by some of our torupetttors at 3%: our price .34c.
and stir \ aluI amid aortic $1 00
m...‘ snip )rt‘lt‘o ............................... 41c
Ul' ‘llM. l-‘llANNE I. Nlt‘ H"! ROBES. .Iiic quality; while
HutIiirIt........................”Halo .......... 30¢
\ Roll illt l.lNl~2N HANDKERCHIEF ......... 5c
'I‘l ltlxiii’ RBI) llANDKERCHIh‘l-‘S. apt-viii III ....... (to
Rt S$i\\ \'1I)STS,$‘3.50 and $200 minnow. ......... $1.59
All oi'hut lute stvlo OVERCOATS AND SUITS $1000 to
ca ............ $6. 89 to $18. 50
ill“ OTHER RICH BARGAINS THAT MUST BE
SEEN TO BE APPRECIATED.
Willis H. Selleck
Clothing oi the Right SOIL"
48 AND 50 WALL ST, NORWALK. CONN.
and this town. where the iiitrttol‘d
County Tobacco (lrowers' Association
has most 01' Its IIIcIIIbor-shtp. Upon the
sale of these goods. it is said. is top
tingent the planting of anything likc
a full crop next spring. The far'urt-IS
believe that concerted action such as
the growers took in Kentucky during
the past two years. which has resulted
in the advancing of prices by It large
percentage. would be beneficial to
them The movement. to cut down
acreage or on the part of runny to
substitute for tobacco staple crops is
said to be gaining ground. and the
opinion is expressed that this is likely
to cause a shrinkage of fully thirty
three per cent. iii the 1909 tobacco
*acreage.
IIIIII III illltillti.
Mrs. William B. Gregory.
Mrs. William B. Gregory well
known resident of Wilton, died sud-
donly Wednesday at the home of one
of her daughters Mrs. George N Pike,
in Brooklyn. where she “on visiting
Mrs. Gregor-v was 83 ,v-enrs of age Her
late husband Was for many years pres-
ident of the Norwalk Agricultural So
ciety Of late Mrs. Gregory had made
her home with another daughter “vs.
1-‘. ”E Beneidtt in Wilton ’i‘wo sons
also survive her '1‘. C. M. Gr'cgory of
Union Park Nor walk and Edwin
Gregory, wirolis residing in Pennsyl-
youth The remains or Mrs Gregory
.were taken to Wilton today by Funct-
Iti Director Letirand Raymond of Nor
walk. The arrangements f0I the ct»
sequles have not yet been announced
Mrs James G: Gregory. of West ave
York city.
TRISTRAM & IIYATT. NORWALK, CONN.
L Court.
allowad six months from the
boron! for the creditors of sold estate
17.14 ‘..'i
tililt lltllllll
SOLYlIZN't' NOTlCE.
.s...
District of' Norwaik.
January 7th, A. 1)., 1908.
Estate of Nettie (‘- Smith, il‘lll‘ oi
Norwalk. in said district. dcccascd
Tire Court of Probate for the dis-
trict of Norw.nlk hntlr lltnitcd dIIIId
ate
ss.. Probate
to exhibit their claims for settlement.
Those who neglect. to pt‘cscnt their
accounts, properly attested, within.
lurid tlrnc. will be. dcbnrred a recovery,
All persons indebted to said estate
are l't'Qllt‘RIi‘d to make immediate pay-
ment to i
W. t‘. Shil’l‘li. i
Administrator. 1
I
dny oi“ January, 1909.
nue. Norwailt. spout yesterday in New.
(llllii‘ill 'I‘t) SETTLE ACI‘OI'N'I‘. '
lilreirict oi .\'r‘.rrr\nllt 3s. l’robato
Cotrtt, .‘IIIIIIIan Lilli A 11.19019. 1
Estate of George C. Stillsou Into of
Norwalk in said district. dot-Irv Iscd
Ordered. That. the trustee under the
will of snitl deceased exhibit her ac‘
count to this court for adiuatnrcut. at
tho l'robntc oilicc in Nor“ .Iik on the]
List din of January. littlil III :o'clocki
Iri'tI-ItrrrtrI12IIIId that all ||l'lfillll¥~ int-r -
cstod in said Isiah) may lw untitled
thereof. the said trusto.~ will cause
this order in in) publlslrcd in at news
paper having a t-lrc‘triatiou iII said dis-
trict at least live days before said 21st
HENRY W. (,lttliltlt'flli’.
Judge.
Illlllllllllll IIlIiIl IIIIIS
Miss Elizabeth (.‘lrittlur. of Ntrruulk.
will entertain a party of t‘rlcnds. this
evening. at her hotrrc in Center avo~
nuc. !
t‘ourt Nurruh, For-eaters of Artiertcu.
will hold a regular meeting this even-
ing at. Its quarters in Water strut. Nor-
walk.
(‘lin Conunnndcry. Knights Templar.
will lrold a convocation tomorrow oven-
iug at St. John‘s 1.0ng- room. in Nov-
walk.
Mrs. Walter Kern, of 5 Day strcct.
ls iii of typhoid fever, and has been
removed to the Norwnik Hospital {or
tmrtnrcnt.
Miss Eloise llyiuatorr is entertaining
tbc members of tin‘ hiutluvc Whist
Club, this afternoon, at her home in
Holden avcuuc.
Albert. Hughes, of liarlrn. who has
recently taken n-position. in William
L. Olson‘s Norrvulit shoe store, gave
up the work today.
The llobcrt. Emmet Club met last
evening. at its quarters in Main street,
Norwn k.1whon a number of business
matters were transacted.
William 1’. Costello. Of Holden avo~
mm, Norwalk. who recently underwent
treatmcut at the hospital, has been
tnkcn to the institution for further
treatment. —
The Fire Police. of Norwalk, has
discontinued its plnochie tournament
and lt.‘ will be started over again. the
games having been started wrong at
the commencement.
Tire Norwalk Hat FiIIiI-Itrcrs‘ Asso
ctatiou held a quarterly ordering, but
there was little business aside from
the quarterly bills. The Philadelphia
trouble was not discussed at this sea-
son.
Clinton Commandery. Knights Terri-
plnr. No. 3. will hold a regular meet-
ing tomorrow averting at its quarters
t Wall stret. at which tinreir the tem-
le degree will be conferred on two
candidates.
Arthur S. Ferris completed the open-
ing or the safe in the oflico of the late
Homer 8,. Hoyt, this nrorning. He was
obliged to drill the safe. and knock oil
the knuckle. The. operation took some
time. but the look was saved and the
safe is in good condition.
There promises to be a, warm time
this evening. when the special city
meeting is held in Norwaik to hear the
report of the committee on a new res
ervoir. it. is understood that the Wa-
ter Commissioners have a little speech
ready for the meeting. They Are in
favor or having the proposed new
reservoir.
Dr. Thomas F. Clans, of West ave-
nuc. is in Hartford today. attending the
meeting of the Alumni of St Bonaven-
turo's college. of Allegheny. Penn.
The meeting is being held at tho Allyn
House. to form a New England Asso-
elation. Dr Clone will respond to a
toast with It history of The Catholic
Lately of America.
my,
We Sell for Cash. cheaper
than any other Store in
The Norwalits.
We Sell on Credit as cheap
as other Stores sell for
cash.
0
H.Krieger&CO.
‘ OUR ENTIRE STOCK ”or
Men’s, Women’s and Children’s
CLOT ING
"Is Being Sold, at the
Lawest Possible Prices
In order to reduce'same before taking Inventory
HERE IOU/CAN
.. OPEN
A
’CHARGE
ACCOUNT
and «Settle your bill in
easy and convenient
WEEKLY
PAYMENTS
ll Come 9ST”! and find _
the best 9elections— :g
y— goods at prices such as
these will not last long.
H. Krteger , 4 CO.
29-31 West Washington Street.
SOUTH NORWALK.. ‘
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METHODIST BROTHERHOOD.
___ l
C. E. Holmes Elected President, and
F, H. Bedlent First Vice-President.
Tire Methodist BIltthbood of the
Norwalk Methodist Church held its nu-
uual meeting last evening at which
time the oflloers for the coming year
were elected. and other business mat-
ters attended to.
it was voted to extend an Invitation
to the brother hoods of all the churches
of Norwalk and South Norwalk to at.
land an entertainment to be held Jan;
nary 27th. at which time a musical pIo-
tram. will be rendered refreshments
will be served and a géneral social
time enjoyed.
The ofllcers elected last evening
were
President—C E. Holmes. , . i
First VicewPresidmtAF. H. Bediont
anSecond Vice President—W. F. Bry-
THE GREAT
SHOE
Clearance
SALE
is now- going on. Come in and
sat- your share of the bargains.“
Illllllllill I IRIIIIEII
. 81 WASHINGTON STREET.
\
m)'i‘h1r(l Vice- -PI'esident——OttI3JFttch.
Fourth Vice-President—W tor Wy-,
ath
SeeretaI-y—C. M‘. Daniels.
Treasurer—Edward Chasmar.
Chaplain-John Hoysrndt.
....__
M
hood to be in a’ flourishing condition.
The reports 0! the various omcers Four new members were voted Into the
101‘ the Past year showad the Brother- club also last evening.
.. ._-_—- I1
Norwalk Chronicler