South Norwalk.
‘ .I ‘ .
$80 5 0
I, dials here you will find! it hhlidsoine garment for It small
do know that our Ton Dollar Overcome are as good today no _
tber sales at $15. Come in land look around and you run he the
QVCQDyrightdioming Company
' SOUTH NORwALIt
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OUR cur DOWN PRICES ARE INTERESTING ENOUGH To
MAKE YOU COME To THE STlORE As EARLY AS YOU CAN.
Sun‘s. $.16, :13 and $20, at 1/. ..... I ............. $7.50. so and :10
NET WAISTS, reduced from $1.98 ............... ..$l.59
Whenyou see our 980 Wuisls you will ogre that they are worth
$1.49, reduced .. ............. - ...................... .......€I.7gc‘
f, If “L. GOLDEN, 68 Washing oust.
,; 'SuitsIWaiéls .9. Skirts W R
W
The ' ‘
1 r
Selling
tailed the prices to one-halt or
LADIES' SUITS from . .. .. . . .ssoo'up
COATS irom ........ ...... “$3.50 up
SKIRTS from ..............-¥2.98 up
515 MAIN or. STAMFORD.
k C
After Our
4s and, to, Wall st.
.muu
us we ‘aro doing all our
owii designing.
: Karp Bros.
DESIGNERS AND LAoIEsI ‘
. . TAlLORS.
as N. Main st. so, Norwaik. conn,
Ben“ No. 2 .Nut‘Coai.
TELEPHONE 294.
mo
Em,”
choi
‘AT " LOWEST PRIOEs
” HARRIS &. GANS cl).
68 WATER STREET}
; I I TELEPHONE 450.
("IIIII until
It isn’t the abuse that nillli
get that keeps must of its out (1
class.
o...—
i ii ii iii
if Your” Furnace
Could Talk
It would ask for Coal of the
FERRIS kind‘and it might use
heated language when you feed
ittrashy coal that it cannot di-
gest. It makes‘quite‘ a difference.
the kind of food a man or alur~
nace gets. '
ORDER OF NOTiC it].
District of Norwalk._, as, Probate
Court, January 25th. MD. 909.
Estate of Nettle C. Smith. lute oi
Norwalk. in said district. deceased.
' Whereas, written application has
‘ been made to this court praying for
reasons therein set forth for an order
‘Iof sale of certain realgestnie of said
estate‘whlc'h is fully described in said
“ application on tile. ,
~ I ordered. . That said application be I
heard» and determined at the Probate
Office in Norwalk,on the 3d day of
February. 1909. at. 10 o‘clock forenoon;
' and that public notice thereof be given Split Wood. 25c extra per 1,4 en II.
to all persons Interested therein by " Yard No. 74 Newtown Ave.
publishing this order in a newspaper Tel. 783-2 NORWALK. C
WOOD ;W0(
' A. CARMI, BETTS.
DEALER IN
Sawed and Split Ready for
Family Use.
1/. cord.
Hard Wood, $7.00
per cord; $1.7
3/. cord. «
Hard: and Soft Wohd,
Soft Wood, $6.00 per cord; :1.“ pr
‘lli‘
NN.
. We sell only. the best grades of
Coal and fight‘ shy of the daubtful
kinds.
No.2 Nut. special quality, $5
per ton in your’cellar.
TheFerris CoalCO
149 Wilmington St.
I”
l'
having a-circuliition in said district. .
.at least five diiys' before said day of I ‘ _
Poverty Is
0 y ,
NO Disgrace
hearing.
HENRY w. GREGORY.
But it Pays to' K
V .l26fllt Judge.
Up Appearances
IIIIIs III IIIIIIIs-p
Funeral of Wire. M. w. Starr.
better values in DRESSIGOODS
Elie-funeral of Mrs. Matthew W.
tarr‘ was held, yesterday afternoon,
from’ her late home. 14 Westport ave-
top
1.1”
TOO MUCH FOR FRENCH MASH-
ERS.
(i ii
An American Girl's Wit Works Better
Than a Strong Right Arm.
American girls, whose ideas of inde-
pendence do not. agree with’those or
theFrench people, are bothered by
iiinshors whenever they attempt to go
about uuascorted in Paris. No French
girl whose parents have a proper-Ire»
new for her is ever allowed to do such
it thing, and the idea. has become imj
planted in the native mind that any
young woman who appears alone is at
least. niiConvontionul. .
it did not take oiyoung arid attracs
tlve American ‘glrl‘lilng to learn this
t’nnat‘d. ,, _ , . .
Mill.,,J_ennie Gordon.
rid, I‘be’en received in The Nor
tits thatg,3Mrs.3Jennle Gordon. for-
” l ‘bf‘id LChnpe‘l street. who recently
‘ ' me Rock,;fArk.. with her
Mrs...George Parker, died
that p e suddenly Monday. Mrs.
" it, *sp’d’started yesterday with
0d l, niNorwnlk,;nnd they will
‘liereyonio time tomorrow or
para] arrangements will
, The RogerLule ‘
is the best 10c Cigar in
‘ The Twin City,
is the‘besl youLcan buy for
, RI; REYNOLDS;
unNur-‘ncruu‘en. I
. I
. o - e elsew ere. rv s.
’ not 3 o'clock, and was attMmdedflby y u g t h , T ~ “ ‘
large number ol rlends. any or- , -
I tokens were-in evidence, and the salts Textile Mfg. 0.
as, ea. which were imprelslve. were '
"animated by Rev. George D. Egbert. NORWALK. ,
‘ horror the Norwalk Congregational
‘ "‘hg'ol.w11lch‘ the deceased was It ‘ ,
known member; interment fol- . - . I I
emitting-morning, in Bethel, and the I t t e
insywere taken to that place on ‘
Ofcltihk train by Undertaker P. II I I.
do
tact last summer, when she travelled
around Paris, as she was accustomed
to in.New York. All manner of men
smlrked at her, lifted their hats,»tried
in not as her escort, and endeavored
to begin conversations. ‘I >
But every oneinded suddenly when
slie‘ gave'hiinher antiImaslier treat:
mentpwhich, worked better than a
strongrlght arm. ,To‘each' she ex:
tended her hand, palm; up, With one
Of thosoinluuto bits of fractional cur.
mucy‘tha‘t‘ themflhave over there Dill-O
u 7 ndior‘ aims-x . . .
293:6?- man'.‘?I aho remarked in hell-
lilting, II French."f‘l'in so sorry yup re
80 poor" you hare}; begu‘Horea all
the mo ‘e i, avo‘.‘
No mgahorygvgrpgrsisted alter this.
‘ ' His-DE?" NsE. . ,
Uobbleé—Yon o‘er , niy have a good.
rock. I Humanoid “here do you 89!,
your, servants?“ “fiche-remain our
tten mark the advent of mod times? ,‘ . .
Woke up your mind that this time you will continue to hold your,
use I:»‘downI. and SAVE MONEY, making the good times at, hand
tilts permanent financial gain to youriieli._ . ‘ . ‘
Opeh>‘an‘ncc9unt in this BankNOW. " '
é
South 'NorwalkSaVings
f.“ ; uuirso IANK-lUlhOiNO. I “”31‘7
$1.9?! Ian I scum "PRWAFKIQQN
1 PANDING) Excuse I
or
llel bors.,~ Wh, weélioar or spoon-I
tinhsllimong th in We offer her more
money‘,‘ to comoI‘wltli-«us. Cobble—~78» .
Iuv dear .fteliqw,‘.ig; that hgnorlehle:
stoneéWh'y-nbti, anymr eve Op
sentient honor with a poor l‘dlgestlonr
‘llifei - __
or assume...
Eating. Iitnot‘ni'ereiy [an I enjoyment.
It is alscl nro,.thut.inust,be learned,
' not, he‘acqulred by in-
action. , The man who at
“010k
and be convinced.
1
SALE IN BOTH STORESI‘
33 80. MAIN 8:11. BOUTH NORWALKV
(I Broken Lines of Men’s and Young Men's I
Clothing and Furnishings at Clean Up Prices
Willis. H.
Clothing of the Right Sort
Best Hazclton Lehigh Stove, Nut or Egg Coal, $6.25 per ton
The B. HERSHFIELD& SON CO.
the original ‘ value. Game
WAISTS from
PURE from $200 up
CHILDREN'H,COATS from ”$1.98 up
w and; Sun”; House '
83 SOUTH MAIN BTBEEWSQUTH NORWALK. ‘ ‘
Out Winter “Stock Actually Below'Cost V i
as .we do not carry over from one season to another. We have cut-
IPIIIIII not
log Department a surplus of stock that must be sold within that time.
sale on WEDNESDAY, JAN. ‘20th, and an extra low price will be put
department. ‘
Goons s'roRn
& HYA'
nos. 2 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING,
Kill All] HOUSE URNISHINGS
jug} two weeks beiore our Annual inventory. We find in our Crockery and Houseiumish.
We will commence this
on every article in this
Iron unsettle on
9
All Fancy China and Brion-Brut: in 32.60. now . ................... 3135] “l" ”WEI WY lb. -------------- So
cool. 52.25. llow .................... $1.75,;Ii‘shrleI-t Mitts, 3 lot. IIIIIIIII 106
, All “My .lai'u mm Villleli. Cups “mi i‘z qt. Galvanized Pulls ......... 15::l lvilill 'l‘lllllllili‘l‘s. Itnypatleru, tit'or. 19c
. Saucers, Fancy Boxes. Fancy ”-I‘lmm‘“ H"““II"0 ft. ’1 --------- _ ‘9‘: MW“) lumps, complete ,,,,,,,,, 5125
Great 5318 Sets former price $1M); il0\'l'.u75C’$.!’75,”u” lamps. “0“ """"" ‘1'19""""”' M4: limiters ............ 6c
'r' . . ”also. is Nickel ’ioa Kettles ...... 49c Mop. Iroiuplotu .................. 23c
All 700 Aitlclcs at -------------- Wire or Wood Cont Hangers, :i Nest Eggs, 4 for ______________ Be
A" 500 Articles at """"" V """ 396’ for. """""""""""""""""" 10° ““74“ Chopping Bowls 236
“1,250 Articles at ............... 19:: No. it Copper Bottom Wash llnlio Kitchen Lumps, complete ....... 25c
Umbrellas Stands; former prion ms ....... ‘ ..................... $1.65 “and Scrubs. 2 for ............. 5c
$3.50, now .................... $2.75 No, 2 Food Choppers ............ 31-00 Glass Sugar Shakers .. .I ......... 7c
Selleck
Norwalk.‘ Conn.
Berry Sets and Chocolate Sets.
20% DISCOUNT on all ParlOr Lamps. Lamp Globes, Lamp Shades, Toilet Sets, Oak Plates,
one
u -
$4.50 per ton
‘122 WATER STREET.
IIIIIIIIIIIIIITNEWl
Contrnclor'l‘. lI‘. Foley has placed
an order for ll ilMlil'Forrl touring our.
The inolhcr and sister of Bradford
Whiting. ii former popular student or
the liarslroui school in Norwalk, wore
passengers ou‘ the ill-titted steamship
Republic. which went down oil Nun-
lurkct. .
Mr. and Mrs. William la. Bliiacer
unti daughter Hazel, of Norwalk, left
this afternoon. for Rutherford. New
Jersey; where they will attend tho
wedding Of‘a l‘riI-ud, Mills Marian Kip.
this evening. 5 ‘
The continued ruse ngtdnst. Ambrose.
Varga was continued for another
month. this morning, by Judge Taylor.
Vnrga‘s wife is suing him for divorce.
and o. few weeks ago he wont. to her
home and invaded it. She called on
the police for protection.
"The local trolley service was tied
upon to n more or less axiom, between
6:30 and 7 o‘clock. last evening, owing
to trouble at the Meadow street, power
house. Arrank pin box on the bit;~
goat. engine got hot,’ and the engine
had to he stopped for a lime. Smaller
engines were hooked up until the iron.
bios was strsnightciicd out.
John GilllOCZI‘ wene home to Summit
street, lust night, and raise daucli u
rumpus that the police. were culled to
arrest him on a charge of breach of
the peace and drunkoness. The no
cused wills titted $10 and cosis by
Judge Taylor, this morning. (ludoczl
didn’t have the necessary amount. and
will settle by SOJOIll'llilig at the Bridge-
port winter resort, iu North avenue.
Superintendent Eben H. Boss, of the
line construction of the Connecticut
Company. has invented a monitor the
trolley wire underthe Monroe street
bridge. and it looks as if it. is going
to fill the bill. HeI-etol‘ore,.wlien the
trolley poles. in frequently jumping off ‘
while taking the curve, have struck
the iron bridge. work. often causing
damage to the wheel, but this damage;
cannot result with Mr. Boss' scheme.
He had had a widei‘woodcn‘ guano built.
and this is being placed in position
today. ,
Howard Begin-dos. a young man who.
was placed under arrest in connection
with the warbilug‘ tendencies of a
bunch_ of young men picked tip in
anlland street Sunday morning
about 1 R’olock, Was discharged yes-
terday u ernoon by Judge Joseph ll.
Taylor. it was claimed that Bognrdus
was passing it bottle between the bars
or the cell to thevyoung men caged.
it was maintained that the bottle came
from a young man on the inside look
ing out.” and maths wasslmply pass-
Ing it back. Judge Taylor gave him
the benefit of the doubt '
THE AGE OF MAN.
‘it is generally admitted by scientists
that men lived on the earth, contempo-
raneously with the big nosed rhinoc-
eros. which become extinct about‘the
beginning or the glacial period. 'l‘hiit
period, so high an authority as the late I
John Flake assures us, probably began
not less than ,240.000*yenrs ago and
came to on end swoon years ago. Howl
long Iman existed on the earth prior[
to the glacial period we have. no means
of knowing-«m , L‘w York American; I
USELESS solvents. .
An earnest young preacher in ii res I
mote country village concluded It long
and comprehensive suppllcatlon by
saying. "Ai‘id now let us prayfor those
who are dwelling in the uninhabited
portions of the earth." . . I ‘ -
W
I LOTS OF REASONS.
v. Robbins—4. don't see why anyIIactor
should be out or a' job. Bobbins-—
J
' the 8th chapter of Esther; the shortest
verso loathe 35th of theilth chapter
\
h nptILdlDCOVOfed' what
‘ ‘ s‘sultoblo‘torhimhas
" Iowan one—Hooch. I ,
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Why? Robbins-#fsAccordlh‘g tome ad-
vertisements. eyery good may is full
or good sltuatlods.~EIchunso.I ‘ ,
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TRISTRAM & HYATT. NORWA
..i....»....
LK,CONN.
~..................s....... ”my”... -..... .. -. e ,...,
The House that Always Gives: ‘ The House, that Always Gives
You Real Values You Real Values '
.VII. ~ “WWW”
.KR*ER&CO.
Weét Washington Street Department Store
PrOspcritylsHerein Full-
est Measure IfOI‘YOll
(ii We are forced to move this big stock of
Men’s and WOme’n’s Clothing—ewe have closed
Our eyes to profit—4cm Some goods EVEN
COST is not considered, in order to make
this greatest of all solos a success.
(II We can better afford to lose some money
than to have the majority of our capital tied
up in stockeso buyers, at this sale, will have
., much to gain by attending this great value-
giving event '
”Sale NOW GoingOn and NOGOOds
: :Qharged During These 5 Days ’
R 8. “O.
' 29431 West Washifiaitht. SouthINOr'Walk
f¥E+REE og‘FdOWLEEéET— M #‘*I*’_' W sisterstwo ,of‘ whom surlee him, as
i ‘ Th ' ‘ L WESIPBRI. does one brother. ‘ fr
9 ‘ ‘ ' . .' ' . laddles om
Bible con- ‘ . y » , A Iepresentatiou of tile
"" this placewlll atteiid’the annual ball,
to be given 'l‘liiihidity night by hali-
.tield Hook and Ladder Company, in
Perry‘s Hall, Fairfield.
talus 3.566.480
letters. 810,697
, words. 31,175 versus,
1,189 chapters. and 66
Mrs. E. F. Marvin, of Bridgeport.
has been visiting friends here.
' Temple Lodge, F. and A. M., nioets
_ - - track is to be
books. , @119 longest in iegular sessionon Thursday nlglll- [US “aid that a ”C? _ t m- .
. chapter is the ,119tli E. Thomas. who, boatload the victim CPQ:'~'"‘°3;“ ,g’F,n”§§’,J‘;$‘1§ giigl‘fié.¥l‘hc
Psalm; the shortest and OI’ grip and or! duty‘on the trolleyS. 1" .Be m
gentlemen has been spending some
time here, planning for the proposed
addillons to his extensive stock farm.
it appears that the Connecticut Com-
pany plans some material improve-
ments to roadbeds in the spring. lion-
resentittives‘ from. the I engineers dc.
pnrtm‘cnt have been over the ground,
éniddle‘g‘liiapter, 117th Psalm: ,
‘he in lo verse is the 8th , Now it's chicken ox, and it has ink-
01? the 118th Psalm ' The long- on hold or the chllgren or John Kris—
11stI niimli‘e inA tlae 8th chppter me, at the Farms. I
u can. “ n " occurs ill 627
. IoI .. ,' C. B. Meeker will entertain
‘irlltlhes'h- L3.” rl‘gififiltgmea' The Greens Farms Farmera‘ Club. at his
chat-Ito?- :79“; :3 833;“ Efiggrge Cross'uignway'lhomo, Tuesday night.
alike. ,Tbh‘ldnggst verse is the on: of , Mitelohanatterauu“lathe victim of and hidden oioselnsoeotion- .
, a severe ‘attack or rheumatism that it now looks as though the new
has kept.- henwithluj doors tor some town”. building would be ready (or oc-
days, , . I I . , I cnpnncy ahead of, the time specified
The Misses Emma Kemper‘ and Ger- in the contract, AprJlIIlI. 'lho concern
trudeyID‘olxereturn-edhonio the end 0! having the steel furnishings for the
lust Woolf, from o-vlsitwlth triendsrln town clerk’s and probate vaults am
Norwalk. ' ‘ M I. ' ' ‘ “pushing that along'at tho, lactorY. film
.Sorvlces will be resumed in Trinity in the near future the material tw“
church, Sunday. Yesterday the meme be forwarded here ready to P“ l
» bars or thatparish .unltedeitli those place. I
or Christ chnrohin tunnel-1199s. ] I
John Bailey, who committed B‘uicido
Friday.’through drowninglott a small
estate that union doubt revert to 1.1”
has ’l‘éSllllled work.
the
ol’ .lohn. In the 215t verse of 17th
chaptectot (tiara is the alphabet.
,The lihest‘1.plece of..réad‘lng is
the‘ illith'II chapter of? Acts.
The name of God is
not mentioned
in the ’
. Book J
‘ . ol' Esther. it~
. j contains” Knowledge,
Wisdom. Holiness, and Love.
~Bi‘ooklyn Times. , \t
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Benjamin Franklin was the olden
signer attire Declaration of independ-
ence. ‘ v I»vs—w$..._‘A—l
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