. suit of a fall,
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IilFIS
.Btore .iilled with Commendablo
Goods at Seasonable Prices for Wca1-
ing Apparel and Fanc r ticles suita-
tile for Clnlstmas Eros 11%‘1121 ome and
see and you will fltid porn hing to buy
31 please your friends on Christmas
ay.
11. K. BANKS.
MAuaoKEMo HOTEL BLOCK.
souru NORWALK.
IIIL‘AI NEWS
Mrs. James G1aoc, of WarI en stIect.
Norwaik spent yestemay In New York
city.
~li‘ it's
Noack's.
Mrs. Johanna Linxweiler is the guest
of Mrs. Frank Sccbach, In Bayonne,
N, J.
—EIEctric Flash Lights for Xmas.
F. E. Lockwood & Co.
Henry T.‘ Gohrmann is confined to
his home in Isaacs I’lace. Norwalk. by
illness.
——Bargahrs in Drop Head Sewing
Machines for Xmas. F. E. Lockwood
& Co.. 39 Wall street. Norwalk.
.MI‘s. E. G. Hoyt. of Arch strci. Is
a ring you want. go to
the guest of Mrs. John Jones. of
Bridgeport.
—-Cream Ale and hot individual
Chicken Pies. tomorrow, at, Hotel Bel-
mont. 55 Railroad avenue.
Samuel Wilmot. of 79 Cedar street.
is not able to leave his bed. He is
improving very slowly.
——Xmas gifts in jewelry that. wil.
surely please and the prices are right.
at Noack's.
Miss Carrie Barrett. of Norwalk'.
spent Sunday with" her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. J. W, llarrctt. in Georgetown.
——Plush (laps for Xmas. O‘Brien.
John Porter and family. of Norwalk.
have moved into Levi Scotield’s house
on the Pound Ridge road, Lewisboro.
«Full line. Xmas Slippers for all the
family, at Flynn & Ryan's.
Rev. C. M, Selleck. who has been in-
disposcd for several weeks, as the re
is still coniiucd to his
room. ‘
~Everything in the musical line. at
F. E. Lockwood & Co's.
White Rose, Lodge. Daughters of St.
QGcorge, will hold a regular meeting.
this evening. at Its quarters in Main
street.
-——Mixed Nuts 2 lbs. 250. F.I).I1. & Co.
A daughter was born yesterday to
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Waters, of
90 Woodward avenue. Mother and
child are reported as doing nicely.
—-S.A1,ecial tor the holidays. M. .Io—
sein & Sons. 171 Washington street
bridge. will sell $15 Suits for $11).
A .meeting of the“, governing com-
mittee of the Norwalk YachtClnb will
be held in the South Norwalk Club
rooms. next Monday evening at 8
o'clock. .. . ,
—Buy Xmas Slippers “here.
has in town. Flynn &1Ryau.
Rev. Saul 0. Curticc. pastor of the
First Methodist Episcopal Church has
been seemed to each on Maich H at.
St I_’aI1IsCiitIpcl. olnmbin UniveIsitv A
New York.
—I1 lite Shoes 101
the. Place. .
Lawrence Wilson: of Noroton, littIiI
Pope-Hartford;.W. B, nilholtz, South
Norwalk, Columbia. are some of the rc-
ceut purchasers of cars from Boll
Brothers. in Stamford.
-—$1.Iio.,for.a Bristol ,Steel Fish Rod.
Finest.
Xmas. Glover's
special for Xmas. F. E. Lockwood
&00.
Sidney Chichestwer of Springdale.
has given the contract fol furnishing
lumber for his new house in Weed
avenue to Hnbbell Hall and Randall
ct Norwalk. lie expects to begin
building immediately.
1}; ——Platinnm l’lcthres..col0red and 1111-
colored. including bits of nature. land-
scapes and scascapcs. in the sheet
form or framed. Howard A. 'I‘illy. 78
Washington street.
The. past record of the members of
the Overlook Military Academy as-
sures a fine time for all those who ex—
pect. to attend their animal Christmas
hop, which is to be held this evening.
at then hall in East avenue. Norw.ulk _
.——Nothing better for an Xmas gilt
than a seal 1ing.Buy it at Noack' s.
,MI. and Mrs. Frank Sherman and
111111111» and Mrs. Annie R. Baker are
to move, after January first, from New
Haven to Hartford. The office of Den-
nison 81 Company, with whom Mr.
Sherman Is (:1anwa will then be
Intjwed from the Elm City to the cool
Iii.
~.—,l~‘lorida Oranges. $3. 25 box.
Lawton & Go. _
MlikrBrYOn‘ who a few weeks ago,
moved from the yellow cottage. near
Band of Hope chapel. to N01 walk will
F. D.
retmn to the same place this week ‘
with heI thlee children. Like others
who have left Lewisbom. M1s. BI yon
gin ly Ieturns ——Lewisboro corresporr
dog of Ridgefieid Press.
' .{d-Dosn’ s Regulets cme constipation, ,
tone the stomach stimulate the liver.
6 ate digestion and appetite and
. passage of the owels. Ask your
gist for them. 5 cents a box
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Christmas
We have
goods for every age and condi-
classy, clever gift
ttlon.
ual. embracing the newest ideas.
Our prices are as attractive as
our goods. so come early for
the best pickings, .
HAW. W. KEIIEY. Ali.
DRUGGIST.
I NORTH MAIN STREET.
TEL. 626-3.
They are better than us-1
—-Canes Canes. for Xmas. 0‘ IlIien.
Deputy Sheriff John W Sculley had
a mutually. this IIIOIning. in the shape
of II handsome buttm Iiy \\ IIIt II ha
inst emolgcd iIom a <ocoon which
was suspended from a twig in t e Iiin- '
ing room of his home 'Ihc b1 terii\
was lively. and i1 is supposed the heat
in the house caused 1h1~ transt‘orma
lion, which is somewhat unusual for
this time of the year.
——If you want 11 clock for one
your Xmas gifts, call at Noark's.
Nothing adds more to the satisfac-
tion of the ambitions housewife than .
an artistic piece of furniture. A. .I. ‘
Collins & Co. have made greater prep
orations than ever and are now dis~ "
playing a line lino of furniture suitable . .
for holiday gifts. Gvorytlnng shown
is of a late style and you can depend
upon the quality of each being reliable
in ally respect. See adv. ‘ 1 1',“
——I\Iournlng llands. ()‘Iiricn. "
Christmas buyers should do their ‘.
shopping as early as possible. There
are horses which share the hurdsips .
of business employees and there will be ,-
snpperless days for both if we do not, :-
all exorcise some dc'l'ee oI' IliscrciimLi 5‘
Buying early send. dollars into Ihv‘
lills of our business firms, not quite
<11 rapidly perhaps, but more steadily .
and just as appreciably. ‘l‘hc IIt-st'.
goods for Christmas are the goods
needed most. Aimicss buying and air» ;
ing bore even the tradesmen who of- :
icrs goods for sale.
MONEY ADVANCED
to all, on their household furniture, ;
planes and other personal property,
without removal, on their own name
without lndorser. Call and see us. In-
dependent Loan and Security 00.,
Havilaod=Bldg., Washington St. Office
(II'
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Copyvight 1908 by
Han SchaiTncr 1‘. Man:
RS
they’re
clothes.
TYLES INT CHRISTMAS TREES 7111111 “be;
the‘sains this Year 'as’last; same gen.
eral color scheméfiazhe Ifimmings, Styles
,in our good clothes vary a «good deal;
Hart 'Schaffner8r Marx
You’ll. find our store headquar-
ters for men’s Christmas things; an over-'
.coat or suit; a full dress or Tuxedo; or the
smaller things he wants:
handsome neckwear; handkerchiefs, hose
gloves; umbrellas and walking sticks;
fancy waistcoats; you 11 be able to get‘
“him" sOmething good here from 25 cents
up to $50; things he wants. A
'This store is the home of
Hart Schaffner &Marx clothes
Fine shirts;
open until 7 p. m. Monday and Sat-
urday until 8:30.
(O
Horace E. Dann 81 Son,
Real Estate pm
Insurance.
In lncomo'produolng property that
must Incmu In value with the rapid
growth of tho town.
' Christmas
Gifts »
Little gifts that just hit men;
right. Youl‘ll find a wonderful
assortment-of them in our Men's
Furnishing Department.
Bath Robes ....... $3.00 to $6.50
Smoking Jackets. .$5.00 to $7.00
Fancy Vega......$1.50 10 $5.00
NECKWEAR, GLOVES. MUF-
FLERS. CLUB BAGS.
SUIT CASES. UMBRELLAS
AND PAJAMAS.
’ so WALL avatar. PHON
vwmvmwow
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21X26
OPEN EVERY EVENING .pN.
TIL CHRISTMAS. -'
JAIIPH IIAIIIS
Clothier, Hatter,
. . nisher. ‘
Trunks and Leather Goods.
85 Washington street.
spun. NorWalk.
Tailor, Fur-
Atlolph W Dreyfuss
..Clgars, Cigarettes. Tobacco
Smokers Articiés (If all kinds
,IMIKEMO BLOCK.
:1:- Mvukv» -
on: 0- saw
shore,
'Dotdtst,
\z'Kaond 5%.. 50. News“.
‘ “HOURS—8 'a. m. to a p. m.
“3‘: ‘l T
3" o
t
2 and. are right.
COLORS.
Better get in 011 this good feast.
Now Is “Dress Suit”
Time
Let Koripel make you one of his In-
comparable s‘uits for the holiday dress
occasions
.Yonr Wardrobe is incomplete with
cut one They feel 1igl1t.look right
~08; K. ‘Derble‘s‘ for xmas, O'Brien.
Mrs. John H. LiglIt'enth-Iained a
party of ladies most delightfully, yes-
There's 11 HOW to make dress suits
that Koppel knows.
No experimenting about it. You get;
torday, at a "farewell luncheon,“ at
satisfactibn here. I 11. n1. The guests Included Mrs.
LEO S KOPPEL’ Charles M. Hall, Mrs. Christian‘
Swartz. Mrs. John B. Lawrcnce, Mrs.
FASHIQNAIL’E TAILOR, William II. Sonds. Mrs. M. II. Toilets,
IUNMYO—ll to 4 p. In.
24 No. Main at, South Norvvllk.|_M1s Frank M Gleason and Miss Bene-
TOI. me 'ICII
o. n. Jackson,
Optician.
Everything in the Optical Line.
' Eyes Examined Free.
00””.
AMERICAN, GIRL
CALENDAR
IN RICH COLORS
FREE TO ALL PATRONS
BEGINNING
SATURDAY DECEMBER 19th
A Xmas? Feast
of good things is already for you at Flynn & Itr
WOMEN'S AND CHILDREN’S WARM SLIPPERS
‘7' “Mixed Nuts 2 lbs.
E 438. NORWALK.
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:r'I's Sim More,
MEN’S, WOMEN’S AND CHILDREN’S FINE. SHOES.
MEN'S HOUSE SLIPPERS.
IN MANY I
I ‘ .
F LYNN & RYAN,
90 WASHINGTON ST.
250. F.D.L. '& Co.
‘; Cockcnoe 'I‘Iibe.’No. 32, will hold the
annual “the meeting this evening at
the. wlgwam III Wall sheet, at which
time the big chiefs for the coming
row will be elected and a committee
will be appointed to nr1ange tot a roll
call to he held in the near future. Next
week‘s meeting night being Christmas
night the mac will be omitted.
'store and see from day
Jackson’s
Studio
CHRISTMAS
Photographs
iN THE NEWEST STYLES.
Having remodelled my Studio.
I 11111 prepared to give the best
of the Art to my patrons.
DON'T DELAYv—Altho' we make
Christmas Sittings
11p to MOnday before Christmas
01' later if necessary.
New Art Line
or . ,
Water Color Paintings
in all sizes.
FROM 30c T0 $5.00.
Small Gold and Sliver Frames
FROM 256 UP.
Just. Right for Small Pictures.
Picture Frames
In Our itiodcii Frame Shop.
COME AND-SEE. WE CAN
PLEASE YOU.
Jackson’s Studio
Opposite Hotel. Norwalk, Conn.
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It’s Interesting
to us and would no to you to visit our
, to day the
New Goods and Holiday Novelties of
“good things to eat" that. are being
added to our sto‘ck foryour disposal.
Weisolicit a comparison of High-grade
Edibles. New New Orleans Molasses
for those who want the real thing. 15c
11 qt... 60;. :1 sailcn.
Maple Syrup. pt. bottles. 15c: largo
bottles. 25c; ‘4: gallon calls, 60c; gallon
cans. full measure. $1.10. , .
Chase and Sunburn‘s Coffee from 26c
to 35¢ a pound. Chase and Sanborn’s
Teas. all varieties. from 351: to 70¢ a
pound. Don‘t. spoil‘your plum pudding
or mince meat with poor clumped 11p
raisins. We sell the best full weight.
2 pkgs. for 25c. Cleaned Currants. 2
pkgs. for 25¢. Fancy Citron, Orange
and Lemon Peel,’ Cluster Raisins.
Prunes. Evaporated Apricots: in-fact
we have the best of everything and
eevrything the best. Call and see 11s.
We can interest you and save you
money and Worry.
BUY EDIBLES YOU CAN EAT.
Church 81 Miller
LEADING (success.
as wear WASHINGTON OTREET.
SIAM THING FAIR IHETHIIME
‘. .THAT'S THE KINDOF GIFT THAT WILL BE APPRE- . - A
CIATED. YOU WILL FIND HERE A
LARGE STOCK OF
Music Cabinets
Record Cabinets
' Book Cases
Ladies’ Desks
Buffets
China Closets
Morris Chairs
Rockers
Pictures
Lamps
A BIG LINE OF DOLL CARRIAGES AT THE LOWEST " "
PRICES.
A. J. AIIIIEIIIIIE Ii SAN IA.
134 and 136 Washington Street.-
" AENIIRIAINIAINIS ‘ ““l r
III—IAIEIIIIIIIIE
3 recent/1r!
WITH THE
PEOPLE
MUSIC HALL
SOUTH '
NORWALK
CONN '
I'RhD BECKEA LEDJEL ‘* GEHL. MANAGER
HIGH CLAS " S
' Illustrated Songs I and" Moving Pictures. ‘
MAIT‘NEES
VVE. D.
. 5.41.12
PRICES - I u 1 u l 1 ( n - 250' 5°01 75°. s1-Oo
HOYT’S THEATRE.
FRIDAY. DECEMBER 13.
E. o. STAIR'PRESENTS THE PRE
MIERs OF FUN.
,The Rays
:JOHNNY AND EMMA,
III the”! Brilliant Musical Comedy.
King Casey
, .
TUNEFUL MUSIC.
CLEVER COMEDIANS.
GORGEOUS COSTUMES.
50—PEOPLE-—50.
ELABORATE. SCENERY.
BEAUTIFUL. BEWITCHING SHOW
GIRLS.
BASKET BALL
soak/111k ARMOHY.
EVERY MONDAY NIGHT,
Norwalk Basketball Team
(Team F).
Representing Seventh Company.':
Coast Aitlllory Cows, formerly Com»
pany F. Third Infantry. C. N. G. ‘ '
Next Game, Mogday,F December 21“, ‘
1
STAM‘éORDS.
Preliminary Game.
Dancing from 10 o'clock until 12
This is the team that has been pl
111;; at the. Ar-mmy for ten years; he
placed N01 walk among the top-notdh
err; in basketball; and will coutd
with Middletown. StunIfOId and DNA)
bow. in an effort to bring to Norwai
the State Championship. .
ADMISSION 260$!
First some begins“ 8 o'clock
Norwalk Chronicler