Now they are on view.
Foulards.
42'inch Imported T
quality, $1 a yard.
variety oi designs trnd coloringr.
Old Rose. Tour-1‘,
shades, 68c ll yard.
price and group selected.
Foutards are the Favored Silks
. ‘- for Spring
The New Printings~French and American
Are Exhibited at Wanamaker's
Just a low weeks‘ago we picked out our own exclusive patterns.
in Lyons. France~thc most beaufiiui \.'e"t\CS rind printiugs that have
. come, this season, from those warld- iamou; looms
The first authoritative presentation oi
the effects andcolorings that are to rule tor the Spring 0! 1909
And the supreme wordcomes from these sheenlul. colorful, beautiful
It is .a. very. artistic and brilliant assemblage
appreciate FIRST possession of the NEW things. together with ex-
clusive designs. will'be most interested
yivdled Foulnrtin, $3 tr yard.
42-inch Imported Sitin Fnconne Fouturtls, $2.50 and $3.00 yd.
36vinch Extraquality. Imported Satin Foulards, in entirely dif-
ferent designs and colorings, $2.50 a yard.
24-inch Imported Satin Fucenue Foul-.rrds, $1 a yard.
The American Foulards are also on exhibition:
23-in6h Wanamaker \Valet-spot-pronf Foulards. 85C 0 yard.
24-inch Wanamaker Water-spot-proot Fouiards, in a heavier
These qualities we guarantee
They are woven and printed specially to our order in a very large
24-inch Satin Foulnrtl. in new patterns and eolorings, plenty of
Wizturia, Catuwhu, Bronze and the usual
Samples will he sent to those stating colors desired, and the
JOHN WANAMAKER
Women who
These lour'groupsrv
to be absolutely water-spot-prooi
First floor, Old Bui'dinp
Formerly ‘ 1' Broadway. Fourth Are.
’A. T Stewart (9 Co New York Eighth to Tenlb Street
llotou iilll. one evoniugijl’ris ".1... ‘ii,
llilWlYlilll.
lolwood Bl'Ufld\\:l\ has seturtd u po
sitlou in Stamford
Corvino L. ()gdou oi Spriurttlnlo, n
former \tttlllrnowu il‘Sitit'ili il(‘lt' \th
tr visitor yesterday.
Ii. Arthur (lritliu, who is all his hour.-
iIr itowayton avenue for n time llltltlt'
It trip to lht‘ (‘iti oi .\lorutrlir. yostrt
do).
The following letters; reuuriu unearth
(‘d for ut the Rownytou postmifico:
Mrs. Henry lt'mliit‘s. Alex, \\':rllrt-r. Ml‘h,
A. .\l. l’eueot'k. Miss Mnriou Stevens.
lilln Guriey, Emrnu Violet Con. Ed. .\.
Carpenter.
St‘lleck A. \‘Miltt’lllllii. the Intnl rio-
livort' urnil Cllllit‘l full at his horuo on
:Iutl injured his side. rtlht‘rt Amund-
sou lins boon substituting for hlru. but
the trio utls or Mr Witter luIII wwro
pleura i to two him on the rbute turgiu
today.
The t'ollonluir hooits will be Icutly
tor t'irtnltititm in the Rourtytou lt-
Irr'ury, today: Suruh P. McL. Greene.
llotrcou bystander; Frank Norris, A
ilt'ili lu Witt-ut; Stewart Ettwurtl
\\'hito. illuzvd Trail Stories; Arut'lht
it). llurr, Souls of i’nssttno; r'llit't' lie»
uuu Rice, Sturdy; .l. .l. ill-ll. Mr. l’ouuy-
t-ooir's lloy; i«‘,, I«‘. ilousou, The House
of Defence: Ellen (liner Kikr, tlttr
Lutiy \'ttnit.\'; .it|\'(‘iliitt iit'iitlli: liuI‘I'i‘
t‘nstleurou. lt‘ruulr in tho Wooirit. i“l'tlllk
on the horror Mississippi. P'I‘iiliit the
Youut: .\‘uturttlist.
44 WALL STREET, WRWALK.
INCORPORATED l849.
‘ Deposits, Dec. 1', 1908,
DIRECTORS.
GEORGE M. HOLMES.
STEPHEN H HOLMES
FREDERICK A. ELLS,
FLOYD T. RUSCOE,
$3, 614, 000. 62
0
WILLIAM A. CURTIC.
MOSES H. GLOVER,
LEWIS C GREEN.
HENRY F. COLEBURN.
LEITER HYATT.
h . In All Recipes
Mtg for Milk- or Cream
BoRDEN’s
PEERLES
SELLING REPRESENTATIVES GEO WM. BENTLEY (30..
, . 192 State St. Boston. Mass.
(QNSWEETENED)
2 Imports a delrcrous
Flavor and Richness
. tht-
of Third
it. III-yortti
Johnson,
street, in recovering from
tittys' siege ot’ the grip.
Tonight to tho regulur- ditto for tut
Mrs. James A,
Ollogowolltt surprise party. but it' one
of these frequent events is to be hold.
the i'ill‘i is being kept very (pilot.
1 Miss .iot-tojliluo Lurultprlst,
avenue. lei‘t Wednesday for it‘ltu'itiu.
where she will spend the winter with
friends iotr‘tttctl trt Miami.
1 The Symphony ()i't‘htifiil'tt ot the
132th Avenue Methodist. (tiltit‘t'li hold tt
I‘Oitt‘lti'sttl \Vt‘tllit‘fit‘fly evening in the
bottle (it in. it‘. ll. lJllHt'i‘. in Fort
Htr'tct.
l The triple wedding in ltowrrytou.
hint. t‘\’(‘ltillfl, is or’ ltiilt'll interest to
East .\‘orwnllr, for the contrnetlug pur-
tios lutvn runny relatives ttt this end
of rho towu.
1 Miss Auuu liyxhoc will lend the boy-
ttl Woritors' Society meeting. Sundny
ot't-Iiiurr, lit the Advent (lltristinu
- church. The topic will be. ”“11”“ in
.Tr'tto linppiiross‘."‘
i The Dory Sot'itri (‘luh Auxilittry hold
u meeting, last owning. with Mrs. Itob-
boron, in iluyrlew Much, for the pur-
pose of (hitting up Irovor'ul Itrulter'rt
beneficial to tht» club. ,
I 'l‘iin condition or Mrs. ’i‘lrourttu .l. Ctr-
, soy. ot‘ i'ionsunt avenue, hns encourag-
ingly Improved during the. print tow
:dttytr. Ali's. ‘titrcy bus been in ill
health for It uurubor of months.
i Stuuo boys started to (lit'ill’ the snow
from in.- surttil pour] in tho hollow tit
ltht- tqutI of iron and \thb‘hlllKiOlI
Sil‘lNiB. ,Ivstt-rdny, in order llttu they
,ii)l|-',ll_i Sktlit‘ iiit‘lt' but tho ruin soon
spoilt-d any olInnt-o ot‘. the sport.
Williuru I“. litlyi'H huudsomo now
homo in i-liruwood ilW‘llliC‘. hr the t~or~
nor of High street, in South Norwttlir.
is now completed uuti I't-ttdy for occu—
illitlt‘)’, uud .\ir. Hoyt rind t‘urnily will
more there trout lit Strariow lt\'l"illll‘.
'l‘uostlny.
.\lr. rind Mrs. John Anderson irnvo
ruoIt-d limit Stamford to ltlrst street.
iCust \‘otuuili. .\lr. .\udeInou hits been
employed for soun- tirue at the both-
wood .\lnuutrteturiug (,itllllllllll)“ plant
in South .\‘orwnlk. (‘outnrutiug dolly [o-
i\\‘t‘t'll iiil' two places.
.\liss Lot-u I’hluut-y, a former totIeII~
or in tho Mnrviu school. 1988i Nor.
walk, rrt)u"ot lindmrnviliv. Mom, is
visiting friends in Soliecir street. Miss
Phiuuey has been suffering from net
yous plOrill‘tliiOll, but in now fully rc-
cor'ored nun enjoying excellent health.
Snippet, the fluorite kitten ot the
l.‘liouuuodiou store in Bust Washing
ton street, is still rtruoug the missing,
nun there (itlt‘ti not seem llillt‘il probw
bllity or her returning now. it is com
sitiorcd quite llltoly that some feline
hntiug dog has put nrt t‘lltl to her ex-
isteuco.
(Yttioh Wood,
the \\‘t‘li known (1. A.
R. turtu nutl prtlirlvl‘, hm. rot-nutty tak-
ou the t-outrut't troru iltrIruond Ilt‘o-
there for pnlurinr: their itvnclrsltit- inn,
III (in «"l"b‘ i-‘ul‘tuu. but the \\'l‘liii|l‘l‘ i3
sirtrlr‘nr piownt illlll it is not probo-
lilo thut he will lit‘ able to start the
job right :l\\'ll)’.
last night was It .lttrtl night for
pruyt‘r‘ meetings, but thorn \t‘orr' :1 low
:Iitlrtul t)lrt‘:~' in utteuriuum- rtt both
rho Must .‘\_\t‘ltttt* .\it'iittltiit-il t‘illll't‘il :rnd
.\tirout t‘lrristittu church. .\I thr-
rtll'ltlt‘l‘ thon- \vor'r- till "you doze-u, it is
stsItvtl. and ur the Advent Christian.
tlIlt'tt-on pooplo.
Willinur :5. 'l‘nto. or
is getting nirout ugulu.
siege due to on injury,
was only it slight our.
bruised his shin. tItni \\'t'lr
liowttu HLi'h‘l'i.
nt‘tvr it long,
whirlr tit first
.\ir. Tert-
io worh
3 HS usunl. until the iiljlil‘l'tl silirrlrortnu
to swell. it ilt'l,‘ilitlt‘ lso burl tlrnt he
hits boon laid up for Hover-Iii weeks. ‘
This was ouo oi‘ the morning win-It
it‘ust. Nor-wulir residents \Vih‘itt'ti they
tutti sitiowtrlitrt. but still conditions
were not uourly so hurt us thoy will b0
in six or night wwirs. whon sprint:
begins to show its uosu unti the frost
l‘lllt»'l‘;.‘,t't“ from the ground, touring soy-
t'l'lli ineht's of nitro. jllit‘y tuuti ut the
top.
it‘unerul services \\'t‘i‘t- hold Wednes-
tluy in Botliol oyor tho r'r'urriius of Miss
Bot-tint Benedict, formerly ll popular
young East Norwnllt li‘llt‘ill‘l‘. Miss
Benedict taught the fourth grade in
the Murtiu school. lust your. and was
beloved by u ltrrgc number of Mantis.
who watt-hurl her decline with sorrow.
She trim attached with lung trouble,
which finally caused her tlottth on Sun.
tiny lust. She was (It tr bright, sunny
disposition, tutti hor- tit-nth brought such
tress wherever she won known.
___._._._,,_._a__.._..
bowels. cause chronic constipation.
Dunn‘s Regulars operate easily. tone
the stomach. euro constipation. "5c
Ask your druggist for them,
.lliltlili trillion.
Dudley Tilley has recently been
shipping some valuable birds to the
public park in Springfield. Muss.
The. pull bearers trtV tlre‘fuuertrl of
Mrs. William C. Street, Wednesday
afternoon were George 'H. Tilley,
Frank Green, [Stine Jennings, Clarence
W. Bell. Whiter D. Dusknm. Alfred
. More-house, L. C. Gisco rind John'A.
Brown.
There has been practically no'fitrou-
ble with the ice in the troughs on the
irrrtlronds trunks between Barton and
‘Rowttyton. This is due to the open
character of the winter this fur. When
‘ there is a continued cold spell the we.
' tering place resembles furthtst noitti
pictures.
The Durieu icedoulors, in company
’1 with the dealers all over this port of
. the 9ountry, tuo beginning to Worry
over the prospect for rt good crop of
too it is now so late tl‘I‘nt the first
time. It few inches ot’vlce‘ materielizes
it is expected that it. will be yanked
7 out. or the ponds and stored.
Tire Dttrlen police authorities have.
made a. number or attempts to locate
the Itolhin who is aocnised of assault-
ing and throwing his wife out. of It
window, but have not yet eeoured a
clue. which is very promising. It is
-' not expected that. the man will return
- "to this \ieinitv very soon. There are
' also other assault cases in the works.
which ottuuot, be brought to trial .he-
tuner: of 'tllc thirties wuntod luring eon-
spurious . their absence from town.
of East.-
~--Httrslt physics r'cuct, weaken the
MW
‘Are doctors good hr anything. ,
peoplé act as if a medicine could
'he best medicine' In tltc'world cannot
Foolish questionl'WYet sour
take the place of a doctor!
not believe doctors endorsed
. and colds. we would not gifer
do this. Have a family doctor Consult him' frequently.
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral lot tridghs
it we did
it to jou.
r .r “it” um
...
impaoviNo sourr-r uonXLK
Our Phone No.
Is 582-2
I l’lrouu, \‘t'l‘ill' or come and see
us for your Drug, Wuuts.
i’rostr'ipttou Work is our
spttiultt.
(itltltili tltllivt It'd free to till
puris- oi‘ the tity.
BRIDGE PHARMACY
J. PARK ER. Muir-nor.
Arnumlwr tii’ t'ilixt u h ,.. hp. 11 ill
\ittid to thi t httrh x .\1. ,.,,d putriu
non, of Rothosttr .\‘. .1 i .,k {.1 tin
other of Judge John I1 I; -111,1.rrum
l'Ow uttt’lllilil. MI. litiilHl m, it; ”I, au-
thority on modern rirr .r. and in!
pr'otorntlit oi' loom 1,1 ”m...- :tltti
hurt been invited iltl'u to look out
South Nut'\vttiir,uru1”11.. Huggpgtirnir
iu rttgnrri to flitillt- .1. \tlopmeut
_‘
iNlElllllNli illlS
HOYT S THEATREM
RANGES
Furnaces
G "S
Ranges
Repaired by Experienced Workman. "
l. A. Mil-H
Cor. Wall and High Streets,
No‘rwaik; Goon.
MllliRNVlRl
3——DAYS-3
Commencing Jan. llth
Anthony Geronimo. . General Manager
Frank Chase ....... Resident Manna"
THE THOMAS TROUPE OF ACRO-
BATS
Featuring the Him in. Cannon Ball
GUY BARTLETT 6’. CO
A Novelty Comedy. The Wels‘ Rat:
bit 5 0er to. "
LAVAREE & LEE
The Candy Kid and the Girl
1 CASTOR a. WARD
The Matrimonial Broker
RAY MURRV‘
ISInger oi Poptttnr Songs
MOTiON PICTURES
.-
, PERFORMANCES DAILY
.Metinee 2:30 Evenings 8‘ iii
Horace EDann 8r Son,
45 WALL 8T., NORWALK.
Real Estate and
InsUrance.
.We new several deetdod bargain:
in Income producing property that
mun meme. in value wlul the rapid
growth of th. town.
we HAVE A human or
REAL ESTATE,
BARGAINS
WE CAN FURNISH ANY KIND OF
INSURANCE.
come AND see us.
J. M. LAYTON & C01
(INCORPORATED)
5 RAILROAD AVE. S0. NORWALK.
lilililllllllliillll
Iv.
ADMISSION , 10c
Reserved Seats 20: Box Suits 35c.
Telephone it:
ENTIRE CHANGE OF PROGRAM
MONDAY AND THURSDAY
NORWALK ARMORY.
EVERY MONDAY NIGHT
i Norwalk Basketball learn
i (Team Fl.
Represoutln: >3: ..
C0081 Ailiilri’)‘ t‘t:
puny F. 'l‘lrird tum .
NEXT GAME:
MONDAY EVENING. JAN
5 TEAM r
l Mrouué’rouus
'AFI‘t iii.
(5‘. at: Comp r.- tttzslrip Son‘s...
PRELiMltNARY GAME.
ltt l I ., -l.\« . ,
lADMiSSION :ircenrs
DANClNG AFTER GAMES.
l llillllillliliilli
POPULAR
tit iTli Til E
PEOPLE
m,
l RED BECK
HIGH CLASS
LE
- (“INLHANMCR .
55
VAUDEVILLE
Illustrated Songs and Moving Pitfitres
[All NURW
Walter Baker's ‘
19c. can
Cocoa,
» Walter Baker'sCltotttlur1.
' lSe cake
.\1 Brand Flour.
per bag, 79c; per bbl., $6.30
Fine Granulated nun.”
20 pounds tors Lil.
Very Best Tub Butter,
it... Maine Potatoes,
Try a pound arid you will
buy it till tite‘é time
Quality iG'i-een
. " Colon}? Mixed t
33c pound 27c peek; $100 bushel
Four.Mtrckei;eI. . Gold Mt‘titl it...
" very fine, 4 for 250 85c bag a.
. , Luxury Brand‘rCoffee, to the K0 ”lens at Silt round
.lb.. 27C Ko 3a Ko Mi K0 K” ‘3‘" 'r’tc'la
Fnl 0‘ B'iaCk English 1' trl‘ .
‘Bmaiifasl C J'iln
H E. Mead. & C0.
Wwfw'r
232 EAST AVENUE
i TAR P PER. r. e. and 3-piy.
Wm. H. Clune ....... Musical Directorl
Berri nit;
' lirenut."
i
ii trill in truti look at our litre of
Phat: Sutton .1
arch & Barley 00
.V . goo-rt: NORWALK, CONN. . e...
Lumber and Mill Work for Everythinfr.
from a Piggery to a Palace
YARD TEL‘. 46-2. W \tt MILL‘V TEL‘, 45-3.
SPEC” LTIES;
LINCOLN" ROOFING, Va super-I up...“
ior fabric roofing, Warranted sion, 8 “din”? Ind exten.
for at Iht yearn. FIR ‘4
SASHWWHWHHHRD 1
\
Now to tho'ttme to have your
Sleigh
Repaired and Painted]
Rubber Tires put on your Auto and Carriage
Carriage.
looked over and put: in good shape
for the Spring.
“——
and also the Baby
I"D‘hh-
1 Everything for the Horse and Carriage
1 Horse Shoeing and Clipping
LUTHER M. WRIGHT,
i Phone Connection.
1 MAINVST., SOUTH NORWALK. ALSO MAIN ST., STAMFCRD.
.Lms...:;.,rg .‘_., . . . .
59"-
r _
-_w .ww—wu
Jeddo and Old (lompany’ s Lehiglr
FOR Ft RNACE.
Cross Creek and Upper Lehigii
For Cooking Range and Self Heaters.
N0. 2 Nut $5.00 per i on deIIVered in cellar-4
RAYMOND BROS.
Fresh Eggs, 380 Dozen
SMOKED SHOULDER ........... LOIN STEAK ............... .....18q
iSMOKED HAM ................. 11c SAUSAGE. 2|bs .............. '....250'
2 LBS cnoppeo BEEF ......... 23c cxrmveo PEAS to: can; 3 ior25q
SHOULDER STEAK ........ rec CANNED TOMATOES ..........
ROUND STEAK .................. rac’ rec can; so. 25o
J. “ W. DODGE
ZWASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NOR? 'r’L
uruu nurture i
the show in» giant thus t‘Z“tll,\_ Vuithi
thorn in tin or is Ullt‘ or‘ the most:
nostiitiue [lltt't'h‘ oi “(wk seen here.
I'rtvitlr-‘rttt, on tho :.;tt’.rt iltilii.’ Inrsterr.
.., .. ,“m' i \ '“iltt;.\il.i~., t L\.il4\ :tliti In tho trtntit kid atttli
'IIlt‘lt"lS'i“*'i'ltiilii.‘i_iiu IH'M.‘ “i illi‘fl” tho girl, irt‘pl the ttt «ii-Ito» in a; root .
:1. Hoyt s liltdlili‘t' ltit‘ the rr-IunIqu; ”I Mugmw' “A, .\lurtm’ tilt‘ smg’m my
llt‘l‘ftll'liitllit‘m-I ”t ”"3 “Vii“ “mm lmitttirtr sour. i» winning his silil'i‘o oi“
Itllti Word, in their t‘lit' :rrt r.i:r,\iot
quirlnuso or our) 1,t-:I ornznr‘e ii. .
..
'I‘h-I .\ittii‘iltlllllitli iii’tll.t'l','i$ :t t'ttmlh .-.-._- up“...
nous burgh. and .1 whole show in itsvit' ' AITPIHLHH'P all hours- (1353“,) night.
(my llnrtlett nud t‘o., ill their blunt:
rilt‘t‘ SiU‘it‘it. “'l‘ht' \\'r-lt‘lt lilll‘l‘itii'.
is it (‘llitlt'th luzilt :trouutl ilIIII FrederiCk H“ Ganung’fi
“oll- ltumtu cartoon .\lz lluri rtlssiuf.’ ‘ UNDERTAKER ' , .'
Mi: is one of the pl- urslzru ltrtturrs ti, V
...... runumi Parlors in Connection
Lady Attendant To l
CityNational Bank I Office and Raster-RR,
.OUTH NORWALK, CONN. i ‘1
mastitis A GENERAL murmur. COME IN AND EXHIHBE 0 ‘ ‘ '
NEW LlNE or ‘ :
, uusmess.
tut
CAPITAL l,
ooo.oo.
. wanna“ AND PROFITI.
"73500.00. _
eowm It; mnrnzwson. free.
JOHN H. KNAPP.1etVlee-§ru.
FREDERICK u. ROWAN, m vic-
Pm O.
WILFRED IODWELL, CthIOI'. ,.
DIRECTORS, -
E. H. Mathewson Henry Seymour
John H. Knapp Samuel Grumman
Josiah R. Marvin J. WellneeMII-vln
Chrlluan‘tnru John H. Lighl
Fred H. Rowan.
3 When You
Have Exhausted
Your Mind
tor the ‘liolidnys,
with Mint in hu\
rKnives, Shears, Razors,
Carvers,
Sleds, Skates,
and varietis other useful gifts.
.. The Famous GILLETTE
snrnrr mzon... 2.... "
hit ”up.
112 WASHlNGTONflSTREE1._
t
,.3. no.1.
is tragic [64‘s
Olliet s swift-1“
Norwalk Chronicler