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Copyright Clothing Company,
I 6 North Main Street, South Norwalk.
A Clearance Sale of Men’s
High Grade Overcoats at $8150
If your size is here you will find 11 lmndsome garment 1'111' 11 small
price. You know that our Ton. Dollar Over-111111.11 1111- .111 1:001! today as
any in other sales at $15. Come 'Vlu and look around and you 1.111 be the
judge.
The CopyrightClothing Company
SOUTH NORWALK
Suits, WaiSts___ and Skirts
OUR CVUT DOWN PRICES ARE INTERESTING ENOUGH TO
MAKE YOU COME TO THE STORE AS EARLY AS YOU CAN.
SUITS; $16, $18 1111(1S20,:it‘, .. .... . . ......... $7. 50, $9 and $10
NET WAISTS, reduced i'rom $1. 98 ”$1.59
When you sec our 981: Wuists you will time than 1111-1 ure wornth
$1491j'od111e1] .
L. GOLDEN, 68 Washington St.
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The Paris Cloak and Suit House
1 33 BOUTH MAIN STREET, SOUTH NORWALK.
Selling Out Winter Stock Actually Below Coat
as .we do not carry over from one seasouto another. We have cur-
tailed the prices to onehalf of the 111 nylon] value. Come
‘ and be convinced
LADIES’ SUITS from . . ......5800 up WAISTS fioui ........ 491: up
COATS from 3.3. 50 up FURS i’roln ........ . ..... $2.00 up
SKIRTS from ...............$2.98 up CHILDREN'S COATS from . .0138 up
SALE IN BOTH STORES:
515 MAIN ST.. STAMFORD. 33 80. MAIN 3T..80UTH NORWALK.
CLEAN UP
After Our Great Sale
(ii Broken Lines of Men’s and Young Men‘s
Clothing and Furnishings at Clean Up Prices
Willis H. Selleck
Clothing of the Right Sort
48 and 50 Wall St. Norwalk. Conn.
Ill US I] SIGN
YIIIIRNEXISIII
us we are doing nil our
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Karp Bros.
DESIGNERS AND LADIES' ,
TAILORS.
88 N. Main St., 80, NOrwaik, Conn.
momuéoummwo
$41-20 COAL 6%i
Best Hazelton Lehigh Stove, Nut'or Egg 0081.56.25 per ton
Best No. 2 Nut Coal, ' - - - $4.50 per ton
‘The B.HERSHF1ELD & SON Co.
TELEPHONE 294. V 122 WATER STREET‘._
mm. WWWWOMMV
AT LOWEST PRICES
HARRIS & GANS CO.
TELEPHONE. 450. as WATER STREET.
THE NEW SCIENCE
It doesu‘ t take veri swift ret1ilm1
to overtake some s11ii‘t lilcn.
:COALZ"
IIIIIHS ANII IIINEIIAIS
Mrs. Emily F. Keene.
I The death of Mrs. l1311111y"l"1'a111-es
l1’11elic,'11'iduw of the late William H.
Keene, occurred this morning shortly
“1101' l o‘cloek. ut the i‘tJRlilUllt’l‘ of Mr
C uld Talk daughter. Mrs. Frank Merriam, Mi
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ceased was in the sevcnly-sm'tmd your
of her age. Besides her daughter, 1111.v
leaves 11 son, Charles ll. Keene, also
of I: Hawkins avenue. .‘1ll't1‘. Keene “‘11s
11 member of the Hunt Awniio Metho-
dist. Episcopal church. The funeral
will he hcld Sunday afternoon at 3:30
o'clock from her into home.
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.
Mary J. Eaton.
Mrs. Mary .1. Boson, widow of the
111w George Busch, died last night. at
Definition of Chiropractic
Chiropractic is the science or the
cause of the disease and the art of ad-
justing the same. Diseases are caused ‘ . E
by a wrench. twist or sprain in the . A CARMI B m1
back. Even if done in childhbod it DEALER IN
creates pinched nerves and pain in
later life, in the dinerent organs and
limbs.
Chiropractors remove the cause of sawed and Split Ready for
this disease and pain. and health is Family Use.
restored through harmonizing the six Soft Wood. $6.0011e1 c111d;$1.501 1
nerve systems in your body. 1/4 cont.
Nervousness. Rheumatism, Paraly- Haid Wood, $7.00 per (ord; $1.751...
cord.
Split Wood. 251: (11111.1 per 1,4 cord.
Yard No. 74 Newtown Ave.
Tel. 783-2 '
sis, Heart, Kidney and Female Dis- 1,;
cases are given special attention; also
Curvature of the Spine. You will
never regret giving Chiropractic a
WOOD WOOD
Hard and Soft Wood,
NORWALK, CON N.
her home. 284 ram avenue. Bast Nor-
wnik, utter a several days illness of
pneumonia. The deceased was 78
years of one. Funeral services Will be
held Sunday afternoon, and will be,
pritc. The 11111:; 111. Charles l\.
Woodson, pastor of the. East Avenue
Methodist church, will oihcinte, and in.
torment will follow in the East Nor—
wnlk Cemetery.
We sell only the best grades of-
Coal and fight shy of the doubtful
kinds. .
No. 2 Nut, special quality, $5
per ton in your cellar.
The Ferris CoalCo
149 Washington St.
Funeral of Mrs. John Sorley.
"l‘lic't’nuerul of Mrs. John Sorley
was held this morning at l9 o'clock
" from St. Joseph‘s church. Dr. Muhcr
: i. _ i ‘ ‘. ‘ officiated. and the pail hearers were
George Flynn, Henry Blake, .lohn Mur-
ray and Cornelius Ryan. Miss Helena
Allilerd sang. Ave Maria. and, One.
chance to help you.
,T. FRANCIS. D. C.
94 WASHINGTON 81'. SO. NORWALK
Magnetic Treatments Given Also.
Poverty Is
No Disgrace
. Special Sale, Saturday,
Sheet Music 1....
We are heading :1 hand hv gir‘vi
better values in DRI‘ SS GOODS tin.
2 Copies for 25c you get elsewheic _ Try us
,. Gocd Evening. Caroline. salts Textile Mfg. C0.
Meet Me in Rose Time, Rosie. _.
. Baby Doll. NORVWALK.
BI—nd and P-g Speliz Blind Pig.
But It Pays to Ken)
Sweetly Solemn Thought. The choir
rendered. Lend, Kindly Light, as the
body was borne from the church. In—
torment was in St. Marys Cemetery.
Sale of Men's, Boys' and
I Children's
Suits and Overcoats
Gents’ Furnishings
and Shoes
' D; GOTTLIEB
Funeral of Joseph 2amierowskl.
The funeral of Joseph Zumiorowalu
was held yesterday ottemoon at. 2 o'v
clock. from his into home, 11 Slocum
street, Norwalk. "I'he funeral services
were Impressive. and the interment fol-
lowed in St. Mary’s Cemetery.
CORNELL DEFEATS HESS.
lvlenry Cornell, rated 90. doi‘ontcd
William Hess. rated 55. in the. eighth
pool game of the Norwnlk Fire Police
tournament. which was played last
evening at its quarters in Wall street,
Make 11 Noise Like a. Hoop and Roll
Away
When You Smoke
Dent Take Me Home. -'-' Cornell. Hess. ,
You' re. in the Right Chur.ch But the t :11 l V r,
Wrong Pew. B _ h _ 1 1,-.. .. 1.3
You'll Be Sciry lust Too Late uy e e 2.1—1 13
I‘Vever Knew Whth Live W as Till ' THE GREAT 22—: am?
I Fell in Lo1e “ith ’Vou. . . v _. _5__
'011 “11me The Roger Ludlow , , 5.1 it.“
1. Mandy aue . ' ... .
' Nobody Knows, Nobody Cares. IS the DESI 100 CIGAR SOIII 7t} 3:;
Honey Honeysuckle Baby. . V 8.1 411.1
I Wish I Had a Girl. 90—1 43.4
The Twin City
And Many Others.
_,.\3 W. A. Briggerman’ s
j~ ‘ uuaic arose.
B. 1. REYNOLDS,
EXPANDING EXPENSES
too often mark the advent of good times.
Make up your mind that this. time you will continue to hold your
_ ' expenses down and SAVE MONEY, making the good times at hand
result in a permanent financial gain to yourself.
1'. Open an account in this Bank NOW.
The South Norwalk Savings Bank
um'rso IANK IUILDING.
1? south NORWALK. coon.
111
5c. CIGAR cannot be. beaten
O‘OOWWOO‘OOO
I:
O””W”OWO”O:I
11 NORTH MAIN ST.. 80. NORWALK with the score of 90 to 48. The. score
by frames:
Scorer—Weiscit. Itcferee——Gulder.
PENMANSHIP DISCUSSED.
The acting school visitors of the
town. Dr. T. I". Clone. and Secretary
Clearance
SALE
Wilfred Bodweli, secretary of_ the
D°H°Vlnll°9kt . 132 Washington St. MANUFACTURER board. who were appointed a commit-
.-..._..-....—..:.__.—-'f tee to Investigate the matter of pen-
' old on. Come In and manship in the schools. held 11 meet
..Wmmw $8333.“: shire of the bargains. ing last evening in the High School
building for the purpose of discussing,
the subject with the nrlnclpnls teach-
ers of the schools. and representatives
of copy hook concerns. Two of the
latter were present.
IIIIIIIIEIIIIY Ii BRABKEN
81 WASHINGTON STREET...
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MAY PAINT STEEPLES SO'ME DAY.
“Yes. he has had quite a varied ex-
perience. He. began his artistic on-
mer by painting a sign for n livery stav
bie. "
"Indeed "
"Then he climbed steadily Have you
seen his latest and best Work?” "
"No; what is it?”
“It s 11 calendar for a. buck beer
b1 ewer."—-Cieveiund Leader.
“ ‘ ace 1. such a valuable pros-
cutI i331”; $011511. Gotrox. " said the
{sweet young thing. :th Wouldnnt be
proper you know.’ I'm sorry,i rte-
.Dlied Mr. Gotrox " Shelli return t 0
1he jeWeler." "No you neednt do
that; you might give it to man1ms,and
When I ‘wsnt to wear It I'm sure she
lwill let. me."v-'~Detroit Free Press.
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Berry Sets and Chocolate Sets.
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' FRIDAY, JANUARY 19", 1905‘
il‘HE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE.
TRISTRAM 8t HYATT,
NOS. 2 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
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Judi two weeks beiore our Annual Inventory.
ing Departments surplus of Stock that mus‘i be sold within that time. We will commence this
sale on WEDNESDAY, JAN 201h, and an extra low price will be put on every article in this
We find in our Crockery and Houselurnish-
All Fancy China and iirlcn-Iii‘nc 11' $2.50 111111 $1-95 I 111i Ii'iilts’. 1111' lb .............. 31:
cost ll; $2271 VVINVIW .Vn-V. 1P.” 11111111111 ””1ng? 'l‘lhwllm Nair it tor ......... . 101:
. . . 1 ,5 “,1 I " qt. (1111111111 11 s ......... 1111 omniduu, iliilit‘lil. titer 19c
AquVI'VnVniV'V; laiiV'VVisVVVi:Vii;l Mgr; Ht‘ llVVVVianVV (lollies l.i111v.~;_:.o it. ............ 196i Nit lttvl Lumps toniplcte ......... 125
5-H“. mrmm, Dricv $1.110 now 75g $1 11': Hull Hones. 111111 ........ 3119 Dow 111:1: 111,111.11 ,,,,,,,,,,, , 6c
‘ ‘ . ' No 8 Nltk1l 'lt'u Kettles ...... 49¢I Mop t'lllliiilt'il' VVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVV 23‘;
All 751' Article! at ............... 59°1\‘\1ii'1 or \i'tunl (‘11.1t llanucis :: Neal 11 “A. 4 1111' VVVVVVVVVVVVVVV . cc
All 31)t:.\lt'i111"s ill ............... 39° 1111'.-.. iOcll .nrge (hulihiniz liouls ......... 231;
All 2% Articles at .196 N11 1, (‘oppci 11111111111 \Vnsli lioil- lt’ltchcn Lumps 1'ompieti- ....... 25c
Umbrellas Stands; 111111111 pl 111' cm ........................... $1. 65 Hand $111111. 1 11,, VVVVVVVVVVVVV 5c
$3. 1'11), now . ...32 75 No '2 ivood t‘boppei» ........ ....si .00 Glass Slum Slmiov Is ,,,,,,,,,,,, 7c
20% DISCOIINT 011 all Parlor Lamps, Lamp Globes, Lamp Shades. Toilet Sets. Oak Plates,
TRISTRAM & HYATT, NORWALK, CONN.
VIIIIIIHI Will
[It lRIIlllY IIIIIIIS
lord Charged with Taking
3200 Worth
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ll.\lt'l‘I"Ultli. Jun. 2i!.~b1111'1' 1111:
baseball srnson of last 3111111111'1'. :1 eye
tcmoiit' theft of trolley tickets. [111111
the into] other of the t‘ul1iiet'ti1'ui 1301111
puny. 11...: been going on. it is clniun'd
that about 3121111 1.11“ the books I11111v been
'lnkcn. but the duliiils of the alleged
piircrinus will not be known until the
charges against Dunn Medlinc. need
in. 11 clerk in the employ oi the com»
puny, Fay hi. Lovell, no insurance
clerk. 111111 A. liloyluu. a homer c1111-
tllli'liil‘. are heard in the police tourl
next Wednesday. The arrests I11 1111:
case 11'1'1'11 mode Thursday afternoon
11nd I11 1111111 this morninu 1111111111111»
1111111.» 111v1'1- giuutcd until 11111.1 111~1vi.
bonds 111 57.1111 111' 1111.; 1111'11isli11l in 1.1111
(‘llfit
Mcdling 1-' 11111101111111 111 i1.111 1.11111‘
:1 siiiitincnl ltl ll11' \I“'ll“‘ 11:.11 ii‘rillll oi
which the 111ber lw‘io 1111v11 11'1-11- placed
under arrest. A 1'1~c1\11l Hood of liclu is
in the returns or =ll11- conductors
aroused the Sllsiili'ltlllfi'tii‘ the officials
and detectives were called in. Home of
the conductors may be culled in by
tinv prosecuting attorney 111 1vxpln1n
how they come into possession of 1111
many ‘lickels,
no DIPHTHERIA A'r‘ YALE.
Authorities
ger at the Institution.
NEW HAVEN. Jun. flit—“To 1111111
apprcitension in the minds 111‘ parents
of Yulestudeuts that there is wide-
sprend danger from diphtheria. the
university 1111111111111... today issued the
following statement:
"There is not 111 the present time.
so 1111' as can be learned. 11 single case
of diphtheria in the university.
other» of the city board of health rc-
poris thatthcre is not, 11 single case
in the university known to it. where
all such cases must of necessity be
reported. nor are. there IIIOI't" cases of
the disease in the city :11 large than
are normally indicated."
FOR WHITE- SLAVE TRAFFIC.
Mrs. Burns. of Norwich. stint=nccd to
From 12 to 20 Years.
NORVV’ICJi. .Ian. ‘29.“Ml‘5. Addie
Burns was convicted by a jury yester—
day on the charge of enticing May
Burns. of New Iinvcu. into 11 place of
ilivreputc and of being concerned in
an assault on the. Burns girl. and the
court imposed a sentence of from
twelve to twenty were in state prison.
Counsel asked for :1 stay of execution.
which the court said he Would take 1111-
der advisement and give his decision
in three weeks. The Burns 11111111111 11.1.:
taken to jail. She c1ied a little is did
her sister.
FORMER BANK CASHIER TESTI-
FIES. '
YORK. .luu. 21L~Arthur
former cashier ot‘ the Bor-
ough Bank of Brooklyn, continued his
testimony today in the. trial of Wil-
lism Cow, formerly director of that
Nl-.“\'t'
Campbell.
1.11111, who is charged with grand 1111
copy in the conduct of the affairs of
the institution. Campbell was indict
ed jointly with Gow. but turned state's
evidence. Campbell said that. in Sep~
tember. 1907. before the financial
pnnlc, he called the attention of thev
dir'ectms, among them 60111. to the
fact that the bank was 8170. 000 short
of the. reserve fund of 15 per cent. of
the deposits required by the 111w. ‘
EDITOR'S SON VERY ILL.
NEW HAVEN. .Iau. 29.-—Edgu1 lit
lioopcs. .I1-.. son 101' Id. M. Hoopes.
proprietor ot‘ the Morning Newn, ,WII
mington. l)el.. 'who was operated upon
here Tuesday evening for appendici-
tis. Is reported at the Yale Infirmary
us still in n ycrv critical condition
but this morning the physicians be-
lloved his chances for recovery were
slighth improved. He Is a student
in Slieilieid Scientific School, Yale, and
is well-known here and in Wilmington.
WIFE’S DEATH FOLLOWSI HUS-
BAND’S GLOEBLV.
NORWICH. Jan: 29.—Mrs. James L
Gould. widow of the former owner of
the Bridgeport Farmer, who died on
- Tuesday. died yesterday afternoon,
Three Young Man Arrested 111 Hart-1 '
Aliay Fears of Any Dan- .
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WILL COME
H,Kriegcr 8‘01
ONLY A FEW MORE DAYS
AND OUR
Great Half Price
Cash Sale
TO AN END.
Saturday, the 30th Of
January, Will Be
the met Day
til You oWe it.
come in and take advantage
of Our Offers —— plenty of
Stock—mostly. wars and
SUITS for Women and Men.
Select anything . you need
and we will hold it until paid.
Krieger &CO.
29-31 West Washington Street. '
SOUTH NORWALK.
to yourself to
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MATERIAL TESTING MACHINE.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 29. -senatcr
T'Ilcr has introduced a bill 1110‘ idiug
t'm the construction, at a. cost of $1
701) 000 of a large structtual mnicl 111i
teeting machine. similai to but. more
than forty times as large as that at
V1 uteivleit Arsenal to be capable oi
Living and weighing loads of tension
compression 11p to 22,000,000 pounds
on specimens up to 1110 feet or 111011-
in length. The bill carries an appro-
pt'lation oi’ $201). one tor a building W
the machine. At the annual meeting
about: a week ago of the American S01
cietv of Civil Engineers in New Y.11rk
a resolution was adopted, urging the
construction or such a machine by the
U 8. government. 1
HONORING MEMORY OF ORlSo 1
WOLD.
N111 ‘W HAVEN, Jan. 29.-+With the
two fold purpose of honoring the mem-
ory of Dwight T. Griswold, Yale, 1908.
who collapsed while stroking the Yale
crew in the race with Harvard on the
Thames, last June, and whose death
occurred recently In San Francisco,
and of stimulating interest in the pro-
Ject tor a new, university boat house.
11p to 11000000 pounds and loads ot‘
Meat and
Provisions
All kinds of Bologna and Delicates-
sen. 11‘1 t'sll 11‘1 '.mkturte1s and Sausage
madc daily. Try them.
F. KARL.
76 NORTH MAIN STREET'
Phone 445. .
g;
the Yale junior promenade committee
has proposed that the Surplus- this
year from subscriptions to the promo".
ade which was uunshiiily large he
turned into the fund for the new boat.
house. It iss tlpulated that the money
would be donated in memory of Gris—
wold. .
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When a woman has occasion to hit
her husband for a little pin money she
is not to make a few remarks that aru
striking,
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Norwalk Chronicler