if” ‘. If .5 ‘ at" . . . . ' ' .
Particularly Splendld Values In 10
. , ‘ .. ._ , , ‘
Men s Salts and Overcoats at
‘ ‘ l“ l' This showing of Suits and Overcouts
‘ 'would soon convince any man that
"they are the heat aim of clothes for
him. Consider these clothes froma-n)’
point of view, their quality, their
styles, their value ulld you will admit
, ‘that we are entitled to your trade»
' Remember we have the broadest va-
riety of $10 Suits and Overcoats in
town and the most handsome display.
You don't have to tulle the first suit
you sum—you can have your choice
from so many.
opyright
lothing
ompany
N0. 6 NORTH MAIN STREET
IADIES' SUITS from 00 u
COATS from ................:::50 up
SKIRTS from ...,...........32.98 up
615 MAIN 8T.. STAMFORD.
Great Reductions on
Underwear
'- ;"Ladles‘ perfect fitting, ribbed, double thread. covered scams. Under.
[We Cover Buttons to Order,
at 150 a Dozen
Special price for Tailors and Dressmakers.
KARP BROS,
DESIGNERS AND LADIES’. .TAILORS.
08 North Main at. Tel. Dill. ‘ Booth Norweik.
CO ~
AT LOWEST PRICES
° HARRIS & GANS CO.
TELEPHONE 450 68 WATER STREET.
I Salts Dress Goods
Look Good ‘
Feel Good
. Are- Good “ V
2had the wearing qubllty'an’d prices——
well, you know they are good from ex-
perience.
Salts Textile Mfg. Co.
NORWAL’K.
Buy the Beat
... l.‘
,t ..
iiiiii
If Your Furnace
Could Talk
It. would ask for Coal oi the
FERRIS kind and it might use
heated language when you feed
it trashy coal that it cannot di-
gest. It makes quite a difference,
the kind of food a man or a fur-
nace gets.
‘ i
brought. you to this store.
"I
SALE IN BOTH sroaas:
W
House
83 SOUTH MAIN STREET. OOUTl-l NORWALK.
Selling Out Winter Stock Actually Below COSt
“3 “’9 ‘10 "Oi carry over from one season to another. We have car-
tiliiddthe prices to one-half of the original value.
and be convinced.
Come
”can
COATS from “$1.98 up
WAISTB‘from
FURS from .
CHILDREN'S
33 80. MAIN 87.. SOUTH NORWALK.
' Satisfaétory, Why?
it has prOvcu that YOUR BELIEF lll lny advertised values
HONEST TllEA'i‘MENT Intuit: you ll SAT-
iSlI‘iED BUYER. Tho results-satisfaction to each or us.
Commencing Janual'y 21a" §
. wear, in pure white; regular 59c value ...................... 45¢ WOOD WOOD _, . - I
, Cream Ribbed Underwear; regular 35c ......................... ..23o i will our NEW PRICES on a few broken iota of Suiw and Oi'vrt'mi'r" I ‘ , . I _ We. Sell onCredll as cheap We Sell. for Cash cheaper
, Manuel Nightgowus. full size; regular 60c ....................... 45c "01 liver)” filler—bill if you can llliil your iii ”W ili‘li‘t'ii "If 35-98. 59-39 A. CARM] BETTS‘ as other Stores SC“ for than any Oiht‘l' Store in
, White Nightgowns. made of the best quality of daisy cloth; regn- and $12-39. ' ‘ DEALER lN
, iar $1.25 . . .......... - ....... . .......... .......... / ........ 796 Mpn's Grey \Vul‘lili'll vacutor Coats, $350 value. til. ............... $2_4g H d d 8 ft wood ‘ caSh- The Norwalks.
. . “I ' See our Fancy Vests that We have priced ........... 69c. 98c ltlitl $1.49 at an o ‘
. L. GOLDEN! 68 aShlngton Street All of our The and bile Fancy Nl-cilwear reduced to .............. 39c
Sale ends Saturday, January 23d, at 10:30 p. m.
_ . 48 and 50 Wall Street I
mom v v 090”.
l
TELEPHONE; 294.
11 NORTH MAIN STREET
FUNERAL OF MR. BEARSE.
ObeequierFrom Hie Late Residence,
29 Fairfleld Avenue, Tomorrow.
Willis H. Selleck
CLOTHING or THE RIGHT SORT
The B.HERSHFIELD 8r SON Co. ‘
BIC CLEARANCE SALE
Men’s, Boys’ and Children’s Clothing,
’Furnishings and Shoes
NOW GOING 'ON
D. GOTTLIEB “
Norwalk, Conn.
Assembly Hall lilol-ll. " ' '
COAL CO‘ \L Monday. February I. from 1‘ to -i p‘. QLOWCSt POSSIble PHCCS
III. .1, .
' . . ‘ ~ ' February Ii fruit 2! to t' 95' I I
We offer to the public lilo. highest grade of Hart-lulu Lo- biillllilill. _ . . In - d h f taki I t
. , . u. m. . order to . e uce same e ore ng nven ory
high SiUVi‘INNUi-‘l: ftézifA:.TA::56625:Ea: T331, Mill"; Saturday. February 13. from '3 to l . I g, ‘
best grade .‘o. 2. u . . . I p, “L a;
fresh milled Coal. POsitlu-ly no wllsllcry Coal. Saturday. February 20. from 2 to i 'I HERE YOU CAN
1). m. ‘ . ‘* I »
AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
122 WATER STREET.
A
L‘t
OOUTH NORWALK
PONASSUS coUNcu. OFFICERS.
and Presentation to Regent Pollard,
' vvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvv
Installation Ceremonies Last Night
r
i
a
I tarts LEADING nauseous STORE.
& HYATT
N08. 2 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
9
”.SPllll Sill BRUBKERY AND HflUSl URNISHINBS“ ‘
.iuet two weeks belore our Annual inventory. We. find in our Crockery and , Housefurnish-
ing Department a surplus of Stock that must be sold WItllln that pm. We will commence this
sale on WEDNESDAY. JAN. 20th, and an extra low prlce wdl be put on every article in this
_ ‘ I .‘ , , ‘ department. .
, w , t H ,-l(..a.l3ymy at $2.50, new ..................... $1.95 Flat ll‘nlls. lit'l' lll. ..............
. 103:} “"0“ thna m I I] l 32.25, Iltllw .iml'il‘li ........... Ol‘lgglflt‘rlileslon Ihints. 3 for .......... lg:
, ‘ .. , _ . , 1:: at. (in van not ill s ......... ‘ i ii "um i or», any pattern, ii for.
“25:53.: ”£33223 V}‘S,‘;,’i;,,f:“”§3,,‘,‘,','.,l fClothos Lines. 50 ft. ............ 19c! Nickt-i lamina. voulplctc ......... $11.2:
. ‘ Sem"{(;|'luel' prli'i‘ Si 00‘ now...75¢ 81.75 iiuli Lamps. now ......... 31-19-00V01‘ lags ilcutcl's ............ 6c
_ ~ ‘ - ' No. a Nickel Tea Kettles ...... 496|M0u “millill‘ll' .................. 23c
_ All 75(!,,Al‘lll'lf‘s.ill .............. I.59c wtrc or Wood Coat Hangers. a Nl-st Ears. Il tor ................ 5c
. I All 500. Articles at ............... 390’ for -------------------------- 10‘ “1m“ (“ml’l'ilwv‘ “”‘Vli" --------- 230
All 25c ’Al'tlcles at ............... 10c No. it Coppol- lloitom Wash Boil- Kitchen lamps, l-ulnpletc ....... 25c
,. Umbrellas Stands; former price crs ............................ $1.65 l‘iand Scrubs. 2 my _____________ 5c
$3.50, new .. .................. 52.75 No, 2 Food Choppers ............ $1.00 (rinse Sugar Shaken; ............ 7c
. 20% DISCOUNT on all Parlor Lamps, Lamp Globes, Lamp Shades, Toilet Sets. Oak Plates.
Berry Sets and Chocolate Sets. I -
TRISTRAM & HYATT, NORWALK, CONN.
Sewer! and Split Ready fer
Femll Uee. .
sort Wood, $6.00 per cord; $1.50 per
y, cord.
Hard Wood, 87.00 per cord: $1.75 por
la cord.
Split wood. 25c print per in cord.
Val-d No. 74 Newtown Ave. '
Tel. 7832 NORWALK. CONN.
NOTICE
BOARD or RELIEF
TOWN 0F_NOI§WALK
Notice is hereby given
H.Krieger aco.
OUR ENTIRE STO'CK 0F
CEOTHING
‘Is Being Sold at the
that the .;
iioard of Relief of the Town of .\'or-
walk. will Inert at their ofliccs. 'i‘owtl
The meetings are for the purpose,
of hearing and dotorlnilllnp. any and
all appeals made to them from the do
tags of the assessors on the list of
1908. They will also meet with the
assessors as a Joint board- Saturday.
Fob. 20. at i p. m.. for the purpose of
diluting the. polls of sick and disabled
persons. ‘ ‘
VOPEN,‘
A.
-CHARGE
ACCOUNT
and settle your bill in
easy and conirenient I
. WEEKLY
"PAYMENTS
q Comeieariy and find
.i. STURGES RANDALL.
JAMES SVTHERLANII.
GEO. \\'. STEVENS.
Iioard of Relief.
nulls lllljlilillllli. .j
Frederick B. Mead.
The death of Frodcrlclt B. Illesd oc-
curred this morning, after a long lil-
nose at ills home in North avenue.
Rowayton. Deceased was forty~tilrco
years of age. and for u long tlmc. was i
associated with his brother. Samuel
Mead, in the. conduct or the Meat!
Brothers‘ grocery store, ill Rowuytou
j20 fit
The Roger Ludlow
Is the best 10c Cigar made
The Twin City
’ Is the best you can buy for SC
B. I. REYNOLDS,
MANUFACTUHEEI'
kinds.
per ton in your cellar.
149 ‘ Washington St.
We sell only the best grades of
Coal and fight shy 'of the doubtful
No. 2 Nut, special quality, $5
TheFerriS‘COtll CO
The funeral at George Flagg Bearse.
secretary and treasurer of the South
Norwaik Savings Bank, who died and
denly. Monday evening. will be held
from his late residence tomorrow at~
tel-noon at. 2 o'clock. The Rev. H. A.
u sadtler, rector of Trinity Episco-
pal church, will oillciate, and inter-
ment will follow. in Riverside Ceme-
tery. , '
The pail bearers. will he Wilfred
Bodwell and three .memhersot Sher-
man Council. Royal Arcanum. George
Ponassus Council. Royal Arcrluunl.
held a meeting last. evening. at its
quarters ill the Gazette building. when
the officers for the coming year were
installed by Grand Orntor John M.
Burr, of sauth Norwalk, assisted by
DeputyCrand Guide E. V. Sturdevant.
of Bridgeport.
The meeting was largely attended
by the members and proved to be ll.
memorable evenlhg. After the installat-
tlon. Orator Goodchild gav ne Shakes-
to Greenwich for interment.
Levi Couch.
arrangements will be made later.
SEVENTH COMPANY’S SMOKER.
li. Vogburgh, J. Emory Stevens and IN‘fli‘t-‘all sermonette, which was a rare
avenue. lie was well hue-an in this I ‘ ons-
section, and had made many friends the best selecfi
by his good natured and generous dis- goods I; prices 311011 88
position. A low weeks ago he. was ‘ ‘
married to Miss Mnyme Tampa. 01' these will not last long.
Brooklyn. who survives him. Funeral . .. ‘ jig, ~ ,
services will be held from the family
home on Friday morning at 11:30 o‘~
clock. and the remains will be taken
Levi Conch. an ordinary seamen in
the United States Navy. died at the}
Fitch Soldiers’ Home, Newton. Mon-
day. at. the use of 68 years. Funeral.
. ieger
. 29-31 West Washington liStteet.
TO HAVE A_ LADIES’. NIGHT.
inii ‘iY‘i
Entertainment Committee of the Nor-
; walk ‘Ciub Plans interesting Event.
The entertainment committee of the
” 'Norwslk Club has arranged a ladies'
night for Tuesday evening, alluary 26.
The aflair Will be for the members and ,Mrs. Charles .i. Belts was completely
their lady friends. The Colonial Or- , snrprised last evening, when the mom-
i’," ra'Club, of Boston, has been ell-l bers of the Weslport Avenue Wthi
, and promises to. furnish an ex- l Club gathered at her home. It was giv-
ent. program. Refreshments will be ; en out that the meeting was to have
”ed. . . ‘ .been or. Mrs. Charles Ryder‘s, and by
“Ii‘plnochie evening" will be held ; this movement she was unprepared
, B‘I.:eveaing,‘a.t. the club. There will ‘ top the occasion. but all report an ex-
pultable prizes, and relreshmentscelient time, and the games of mill-
' " ollow the games. ' itary whist. provedmost interesting.
.. A, .FlnanCIal Breakwater
-u‘hav‘e seen the massive stuns breakwater: which guard the
_ to many a harbor. . I' '
c you aware that. savings are much like a 'ship at anchor in a
What they need a financial breakwater? The great sur-
vall-EST AVENUE WHIST CLUB.
Ry .., sprouts oi.’ this bank give this protection. ' ,
01‘. ' y. g -, . ., . ‘1 . . d . L, ii.» . ‘
page South NorwalkSalungSBank
am . w: l ‘ I , \ 1 ,
Cl“ (“"91"*‘TED‘JANNIUILOINC‘ ‘ .
' ”um'iwfillihleconu.
ning the cit
Mrs. Volim , .
‘ on that oc , ,
’ lain the gen s‘
' I ‘k .
ments Wemuoun 8T“ ‘50::. . _ . “
Enoch 8. Bowen, and two members of
lite Odd Fellows yet. to be named.
PLAYED lN ELIZABETH.
..—...-—-
Sixth company Basketball Team De-
feated But Not Disgraced.
The sixth Company basketball team,
which recently gave up its weekly
bullies, journeyed to Elizabeth, New
.in-I'Sey, last evening, and gave a very
creditable exhibition, though defeated.
The military men's opponents were
the Edward Clark Five, of that place.
and the Jemeyitos were victorious by
the score or 18 to 12.
NATIONAL BANK OF NORWALK.
The directors or the Natiouil Bank
of Norwalk met yesterday and elected
lln- following otllcers: .
President—ill. Hill? '
\'lce—Preeldeut~l§. 1LII. Hill. _
Cashier-H. RIPrice , .
Assistant Cashier—J. P, Treadwell.
The (time or employees will remain
the same as last. you. namely: .
'l‘cllerr—ioeorge Ill. oodward.
llonkkeeper~c.;0tls Fitch.
Absislant 'Booltkeepe Jay
lt‘y.
F. Buck-
‘, M ‘
'I‘heré was a‘report today that th f
\ynlthauson factory .would resume op;
«muons Monday momma. but thiamine.
lrcut, and was fully appreciated.
Past. Regent Herbert. 0. "Pollard was
taken greatly by surprise when I). (l.
G. Stllrdevant presented hlln with a
beautiful gold past. regent’s badge and
jewel for his_l‘aithful work during the
past your. and this is subtle be the
lirst one ever presented.
An old-fashioned roast beef supper
was served the members present. and
a. practice game of carpet bowls ended
up the evening’s pleasures.
The new officers which were install-
ed were:
Resend-Harry E. Smith.
Vice Regentwc. E. Curtis.
Crater—hank Goodchiid.
Past Recgnt—H. O, Pollard.
Secretary-George H. Richmond.
Trellsurer~Chester s. Scllock. .
Collector—C. E. Lawrence.
Chaplain—Pg D. Standard.
Guide—J. Wesley Weiss.
Warden—4E. S. Austin.
Sentry-«F. C. Reidell. '
Trustee—Frederick C. Thompson.
—-—-‘—-—.—..____ '
Souvenir p stni cards are being‘re-
celved from tr. and Mrs. Joseph J.
Ghiotto. the bride and groom, and! they
are expected back homeln a few days.
The bride was formerly Miss Margaret
MoSherry. chiller-win street. and she
and Mr. Ghiot wore married Mo ‘y
morning at S Mary's Church. -, hey
have a newly Ilr'nished home trilz’odo
(lollllted‘by- batters who were angel.
llmledbbt'ltibfl'iltltihe mmol‘u ’ "" ‘
in 'Merwln Westpupon
from their honeymoon. .
l
l
Supper Served After Regular ,Drlli
Last Night. .;_
The Seventh Company had their "
regular weekly drill at the armory.
last night, after which they held a
short meeting. All hands then re-
paired to the drill hall, where a when
did supper was served by the commibl
tee. assisted by Cook Webb. Among
the notables were cold roast turkey.
salad, dressing, biscuits. butter. celery.
pickles and coffee, followed by ice
cream and cake, after which cigars
SOUTHNORWNdS-T
_ All the LateSt Popular
._ . . ‘ 0
Sheet Music
Dance‘IFOlios and
Mandolin ,FOliOs at
,mented upon as the best; supper ever
served at
,and re , ‘itlng to the first sergeant: be
their: {Wm
were passed around. It was also com-I
Clearme
is now going on. Come in and
get your share of the hernia, a.
multilateral
‘ 81 uncommon ‘ tram. I
a. company smoker. and
the committee in charge was compli-
mented. '
About fitty~five members were pros-
cut at the drill, the company being in-
structedipln forming an artillery, the
sergeants as” can commanders calling
the major their respective sections.
W. A. Briggerman’s
Donovan Block. ‘32 thhmqton Rt
JOLLY TwEL-ve DANCE.
The Jolly Twelve. of Norwalk, held,
a very successful dance‘last evening
in the O. A. R. hall in Wall streetlllach~
or the members brought a youngiady1
friend. making just. 24 people on that
line: and a lolly time was enjoyed byl
all. .Arnoids orchestra, of Nor-walk,
furnished music for the merry dancers
and; at intermission refreshments were ‘ I
pervert. It was a late hour when the .. kt. .. , ' 0. ante. ,
dancers dispersed “from, the hall... The who was badly injured in_ 3,rm‘wgy .; .
at! rwaa such models) success that it accident.‘iaItI summer; is now able to
135 ’ obable the young men will arrange get out a little each day with the aid
for another similar event to take place of crutches- ’He was in Nor-walk In In
in the near future. . ‘ ‘ ‘ I I Wiisfin‘sl‘eetlnz‘triepds, this morning:‘
, s
in turn bottoming to the company com-
mander}, Afterwards the company was
drilled it): platoon formation tor a
short‘tmfi; i ‘.: I
The ,_ 'rt Club of the Norwalk
Congre _: pull Church is completing
plans to mrentertninment to be held
. ,ejrle smelter
in the at, r, future.
‘._..:.:.._ '
Henry Q. Price, of WallIetreet. Nor-
w lit-1911*” Now York .city. today. on
b sinesa.
Norwalk Chronicler