6 North Main Street,
‘It
A" A Clearance Sale of
High Grade Overcoats at
it your size is here vou will find a handsome gtutnout fill a olhsll
, \oti know that otII 'l‘cu Dollnt OveIIoIttI. mm as good today as ‘
.nm in (up. I- suit-s at $1.3. Come in (Hill look mound and you can be the
pi ice
Judgem
The CopyrightCIOthing Company
SOUTH NORWALK
, ..I" «he.
South Norwaik.
Men’s $8.5
Suits Waist
OUR CLT DOWN PRICES ARE
MAKE YOU COME TO THE sro
Si lTS .2_ his I:nd $13II.II ll: ......
Nlr'i‘ \\ .Iisirs IIIIIII III ll'tllll 31 as .
e:
...
\\'IIIIII I... I»... hit {up \\ Iists \Im \\iii tune that IlIeI IIII- wotth
III“. (III. ................
$1 vl‘I
L. GOLDEN, 68
3...... and Skirts I
INTERESTING ENOUGH TO
RE AS EARLY AS YOU CAN. '
_ ....I....$7.50.$9and$lo
........ $159
......................... ... 79c
Washington St.
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The Paris Cloak and Suit House
83 SOUTH MAIN STREET, SOUTH NORWALK.
tailed the prices to one-half oi’
Laniuu sut'rs from
..$800 up
COATS from . ............... $3. 50 up
SKIRTS from ..$2.98 up
515 MAIN ST" STAMFORD.
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9......
After Our
48 and 50 Wall St.
b.
(ll Broken Lines of Men's and Young Men's
Clothing and Furnishings at Clean Up Prices
Willis H.
Nothing of the Right Sort
Selling Out Winter Stock Actually Below Cost
as we do not carry over from one season to another.
We have cur-
tho original value. (.‘omo
and he convinced.
WAISTS {IIIIII ..
lIl' HS IIotII ...............
(I illl DRE N‘S COATS i'IoIII .
49c up
.$2.00 up
.$1.98 up
SALE lN BOTH STORES:
33 80. MAIN ST., SOUTH NORWALK.
F
Great Sale
Selleck
Norwalk. Conn.
YillIRN XlSlll
HUS DESlli
its we are doing all our
WOMOW”WOOW”OOMMOOOOW
$4.. COAL $6...
Best Hazelton Lehigh Store. Not .or Egg Coal. $6.25 per ton
Ir’ II\\'li dcsiizuinn. g Hedi N0, 2 Nut Coal, . . . $4.50 per [on
P ~ The RHERSHFIELD & SON C0.
DESlGNERS AND LADIES‘
TAILons, TELEPHONE 294 122 WATER smear.
88 N, Main St. so. Nurwalk, can. :””OO00”...”9900009000OtWOWNWOOOOmO”
-1". . Joseph A. Hartwick.
.loscpil Aillt‘l'l iIiIIItuicli tiled M the
hump of his mother. hits. l’iioein- \‘n
If Your Furnace .EI-l, at 4 Ann street, this ItttIt'uiIIn, Itneti
. 0 .‘;TI years, llill‘l' an illness. or about four
“2 ‘1 IIIoIItlIs, 'l‘lIe l‘IIIIIIIIIl will he held III
AT L EST PRICES (JOUId Talk _‘ o'clock Monday IIIIIIrIIoou. ltei. ll.
.‘l. Linwmni Sitdiler IIIiiciIttillIz. inter
ilit‘ill will he in Xorwuik (‘I'mci-III.
It would ask for Coal oi the Hi‘h‘illt'h‘ his mother. he is huriiteii lt.‘
. FERRIS kind and it might use I III'III'II'I “ml W“:-
. heated language when you iéed Funeral of Mrs. E. F. Magnet‘.
'1 TELEPHONE 450. 68 WATER ST REET‘. “”I it trashy Coal that it cannot di-. 'l‘llI‘ YIIIII‘I'Ill >I'I‘viI-esoi-Ir IIII- In»
W I k . . . mums oi {\lt‘s. Edward I‘. hlIInIIetudtx.
- ,. ...-5:39:- OCSt' tma es quite a difference. \\‘ci‘o held this qul'ui‘tin at it o'clock
The best lhron or W dice is the kind of food a man or a fur» at St. Joseph‘s t'hurI-h 'i‘lte serticvs
THE NEW SCIENCE
Definition of Chiropractic
Chiropractic is the science of the
cause of the disease anti the art of ad-
lusting the same. Diseases are caused
by a wrench. twist or sprain in the
back. Even it done In childhood it
creates pinched norms and pain in
' Ilater life, in the different organs and
* limbs; , ._
” Chiropractors remove the cause or.
this disease and pain and health is
restored through harmonizing the six
nerve systems in your body
‘ Nervonsness. Rheumatism, Paraly-
Ills, Heart.,Kitiney and Female Dis
eases are given special attention; also
Curvatui-e of the Spine I You will
never regret. giving Chiropractic a
chance toms) you.
T F! ANCIS, D. C.
HIN. TON ST. 80. NORWALK
.24 I
.W.
’1‘; ”no otl Treatments Given Also.
, ial Sale, Saturday
' '2' Oopies for 25c
Geod Evening. Caroline.
MeetMe in Rosa 'lime, Rosie.
Baby Doll .
Bl-nd, and P-g Spellz illind Pig.
I . Make a. Noise Like a 11001) and Roll
_' Away;
Dou't‘ Take hie Home.
' . You're in the Right Church, But the
throw them Itiia). Sunfish.
woon Wooi
A. CARMl BETTS,
DEALER IN
uace gets.
We sell only the best grades of
Coal and light shy of the doubtful
kinds.
No. i Nut, special quality, $5
per ton in your cellar.
Hard and SOit Wood
Sawed and Split Ready for
Family Use.
Soft \\' ood $6.00 per cord; $1.50 per
u corti
liaid “ood $7. 00 pII t‘Uld' $1. 751W
3’, cord
Split. \\'ootl. 25c I Xllzl per 1/. cord.
Yard No. 74 Newtown Ave.
Tel. 783-2 NORWALK. CONN.
The Ferris CoalCo
149 Washington St.
iii‘fii
Poverty Is
No Disgrace
But It Pays to keep
Up Appearances
We ate lending.r II hand in giving
better values in ItIlitl ~43 I:t)I)DS than
you got clseulicte Tl) Its
NORWAI K
Wrong Pew. I
You’ll Be Stirry Just Too Late.
1 Never Knovahat Lhe “as 'lill
I Fell in Love With Yott.
Oh .You Kid.
Mandy Lane.
Nobody Knows, Nobody Cares.
lioney Honeysuckle Baby. I
i. Wish I Had a out i
A Many Others.
W7 Briggerman’ s
132 Washington st.
Buy the Best
i The Roger Ludlow
its the best 10c CIGAR sold
. l The Twin City
5c CIGAR cannot be beaten
3. J. REYNOLDSI‘i
MANUFACTURER
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EXPANDING EXPENSES . T‘
. "V1.
.009...”
I too" often mark the advent at good times.
Make tip your mind that this time you will toutiqu I
expenses down and SAVE MONEY, making the good liII
result in a permanent financial gain to yourself
Open an account in this Bank NOW.
' South Norwalk savings Bank *5?
unitso BANK outcome.
(1 iiliili .‘Ulll' ‘
Ipx iii ilitnd .‘
spurt-I NORWALK Conn. I.
I . ,,
Salts Textile Mfg. Co.
When Yen Smoke
ale of Men’s Boys’ and
Children' s
nits and Overcoats
Gents’ Furnishings
and Shoes
D. GOTTLIEB
NORTH MAIN ST.. SO.INORWALK
,, THE GREAT
SHOE
learance
now going on. Come in and
yOur share of the bargains.
‘ I «well. if you
inl
5227—.
so you are going to many Swoll-
asks the erstwhile suitor
" replies the benutcous creat-
i don t see how—pardon mo for lie-
. Sign mink—l don‘ i: see how you can
moire. him at all. He is so itisui‘i’ets-
1y conceited."
were engaged to me it
iid make you lnsuflerably conceited
I-self!"«vChlca.go Evening Post.
4:
were largely .ItieIIIiI-d and It lnrize'uitur
her of floral iiilnttcs shouwd tlII» high
esteem in which the deceased was
ili‘itl. The titlprossivo M‘l‘\it'£‘.\‘ were
conducted luv l-‘Itiiter Muller. At the
ulterior). Miss Alice (‘IIltiil l‘i‘lllil‘l'i‘ti
.‘u‘c Marlo out! later she snug (lite
Sweetiv Solemn 'l‘htutuhl and Its the
body was littlllt' from the I‘illlll'il the
choir I'IIInlI-I'ed Lend Kindly Light.
’l‘liII pallbearers \\'-It'e IIli lu‘otherinIt-
in“ or the tiI‘t cased. .liIIIII-s ll. Manner
"l‘lIoIIIIIs Manner. .I\III.:tII‘<lItve Manuel
and John Manner. ’l‘lIe llotter-hearers
\\‘i'l‘l‘ .ltlst‘llll .\itII'r:I_\, .IolIII Mill‘l‘ilT. ll.
S, i‘IIwell :lilil Amid-om» \\‘ixlI-ti. inter-
\lnry‘s reluctet‘)’.
llll’lll {(iii(l\\t‘ii in St
ATTENDED M'KINLEY BANQUET.
A Large Number of Norwalk People
at the Hotel Stratfield.
The annual dinner or the (‘onueciiI
cut McKinley Association was held
list. evening at. the Hotel Sll'tttilcltl.
Bridgeport. and It most enjoyable oe-
cIisioII is reported. .
Yesterday was McKinley's birthday
annii'orsary. and an nifair of this na-
ture islhcld each year somewhere in
this state. A line menu was enjoyed.
and at number of speakers were heard
with pleasure afterwards. Major Wil-
liam “ll. Marigold. postmaster of
Bridgeport, acted as tonsttuaster ot’
the occasion and United States litter-
nai Revenue Commissioner CIIpcI-s. of
Smith Carolina, was the clilci‘ speaker
of the evening.
Among the Norwuik members or the
association who were present were:
General Russell Frost, Henry 1’. Price.
Lewis C. Green. Charles ii. iii]-
worth. l-lnrvcy lil. Kout. Thomas A.
Shelley. Edwin 0. lx'celer. Reed (i.
HllYill‘llltl. .lohu Cavunu‘gli. Lester ll_\I
Ittt. lII. B. ('rowo, lI‘redcrick l-l. Quilt-
turd. 1i, ll. llonnett, Henry F. (‘ole-
burn. Elbert S. Admits and Joules li.
Connors.
The Norwnikers returned on the
Washington express early this morn-
ing.
WORKMAN CAUGHT IN BELT.
MERIDEN. Jan. 30.~—-».lantcs S. Guil-
bauli. emplorcd at the Connecticut
Screen and Cabinet Company‘s plant
in Yalcsvilie. was caught in II. helt
while at work there totin)’ and “‘llll'lt‘d
against. the ceiling. .lie was taken to
the. hospital in this city. where one fll'lll
was atnpulnicd tutti he, is believed to
have suffered internal injuries from
which he cannot recover. (lullhault is
32 years of age and lives with his par-
cuts in Ib‘l’allingt‘m‘ti.
MODESTY.
Ii‘hilimtines Gossip).
"My dear friend. I beg you to lend
“w sIIII.” \\lnie ti. needy man to an
acquaintance "and then forget me
ton-vein I am not worthy to be Is-
IIIemlIercti. "
Financial Gyinnnstics~“SoiiIe people
run through their money." "Very i‘ool-
ish. " "Quite so. Wealth was made to
‘ roll ltI."'—-—l(nnsa.s City Journal
‘ ing Department a st
sale on WEDNESDAY, JAN.
department.
All lI‘IIIIcy (‘lIitIu and
cost.
All Fitlll‘)‘ .lill'h and Ya!
SIIIII-I-Is. II'NIII')‘ ll
Sole: i'oI'IItI-r price $l
All TI‘II' Article: III .I 'l
All Site Articles ."i ...I
All L’TIII AtliclI-s lll’ .I
illitlu'ellus Stands: I
$3.7m, now
Inc. (“mpg .‘Iilli
FIIII
“it“.
IXl‘S
till. .75..
'0
n
- {.0 C‘I
9C
. . 9t:
|‘lltI-
..$2 7..
ll'ilit'l
20% DiSCOt
Berry Sets and Cli'
colatc Sets.
Just two wee s beiore our Annual inventory.
rplus of stock that must he sold within that time.
ill‘ie-IIIiiI‘IIc It"
,U'TH NORWALK EVENING SENTIN “L"
We find in
32‘ ’III. Itoi- ...
.THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE.
TRI TRAM & HYATT,
NOS 2 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
SPEBIA iii BRIBKERY ANil iillllS FURNISHINGS
.31. 95. i hit I'IIIII<. in) ii).
, surname pin. 3mm “i '.f
our Crockery and Housefurnish.
We will commence this
201k, and an extra low price will he pill on every article in this
- IIIIII M5175 \HlII-Nlo» \lI.II. :I III. .......... loo
1" (ll IIIIit till/.I'ii l'II'Il 15C lilill lllllll>1I1<. .IlI\ pIIItI Ill I; IIII . 19::
I iIItlII s I IIII_-_ .II t 19c; .‘s’iI in] 1 amps 4"‘illll|liblt ..... ....$1.2
$17.”. ilIIII Lumps. IIou' .$119 “UVII' l‘Il-it: HIIIIII~ ........... 6c
_\'II .II‘ _\'iI~‘IIIIl 'I‘I-II Hi‘liit‘h ....I 19c. \iop. I-olIIplI-II- ................. 23c
\\'II- III‘ I\\'IIIII| (‘IIII Huilw‘lI‘I. 1'» iNl‘fil PER-H llIII . .............. Sc
III ................. . ice;
I (I_ SI IIIIIIIII- 'llIIIIIIIII \\' It. It liIIiiI
I I'ls ..... . . . . $1.65
“ii 2 'itIIni ( ittlplIIl $1.00
LIIthI (‘hIIppiIIn liouis ......... 23¢
iKilIilt'il ifillllllix Iompiele ....... 25¢
Illnud Stlulis, 2 lot ............. 50
It'IIItss Slight Sh. IkIIII- ............ 7c
lNT on all Parlor Lamps. Lamp Globes, Lamp Shades. Toilet Sets. Oak Plates,
TRISTi AM 8: HYATT, NORWALK. CONN.
iiiES
l'i'lt "1-)
[Hill Nil
SOLVENT .\'
Ntil'wui ’. 55‘
l., HIIHI,
itt‘ttl'titl. him
“i. decennial.
itistrict oi" I'IIIIIIIII
Court. January 21:. A.
lIltItItte of George 1".
Norwnllt, in mild Ilisiri
I-l
hereol for the creditors of, said (’Fliilt'
to e.\hiltit. their claim:-
Those who neglect II present
accounts. [Il‘ttltt‘II‘H‘ Iltesinti.
said time, will he (it‘iHIi'i‘l‘ii II ll‘t‘llh'l‘}.
All persons iIIIlelIled ll$iilli IslIIiII IIIe
rennin-sled to make illlllll‘liiillt' llil)ii|<‘lll
to
lilrll'
l.i7.7.ili l. lliIIAltHl“.
IZI'Itlliiii‘I I". lii‘l,\ii:~‘if.
'32! :‘.o II‘. Aditllllislt'uioi :~.
VALETS FOR ALL AT OXFORD.
liish University,
Lite Ens ..y at the En
m Missouri.
Says a student it
......
Morrison ileilll t'iifi‘on. Itt ilII l'IIIiI‘IIK
shy of Missouri. last year and now It
itlIIIIlIIs scholar III ()Xilll'ti, iIII~ written
It letter in the head Ir" illi' I,‘II:«iIiIIpIIiiv
lI'lll t‘lIIlI in Columbia, ol \‘IIIII it he Wile»
II tillil'll'l‘ Itlt’lllilt‘i' Iiul iiII~ lil"~' IEIIIII'I
IIIIIII.
UxtIII'Ii hits it peculiI
aiIIiItIIliott. There and llII‘III- r\.illlill(|-
lions only during thi- IIIItiI-II I'oIIrse.
one for Alilruut‘e, one in ”11‘ middle oi‘
IhI~ IIIIII'sII and one It the end
l.it'II is very cits) at oxford [it'l'ililllI-z
toII (‘I‘Ih‘l’v’lilillh's (liiTI-Ii TiIIII IIIII .ui
cunts for everything. ‘ \dIIi s DM’ r .1111
ltenltis III T‘SID o'clock iii the llIlIlllllitl.
when :I :zermnt \\‘tllItN the sititietz' and
gets his hail. ready ll'I-«ItlIl'IIsi Is
brought into the t'ooti‘ Itt MIIII o'clock,
Ft‘ttiti ii o‘clock III IoIIn ilII- studs III
is supposed to stud). .tt 1 o‘clock II
light lunch is brought into his room.
At 2 o‘clock he goes. out to physical
exercises and may tot roIIIrII until
It' bfisi'lll Hi I”);
about .‘I. Then coIIIIs tho ItttcrIIooII
ten to which one usually invites II
llll‘llli.
I.
lliIIuII' is served at . o'clock in tin-
(tillllllllll dining room. \\‘ill‘l‘t- students
and teachers dine tog liter. The place
in which 'lit’l'eu has dinner is It hig
lino room with It lIlIclI ceiling. The
sides are panelled in oak and hung
with tin. portraits of ancient licliefItI-i-
ors of the college. The silver used at
the table is from I30 o :illtl years old.
After dinner the students usually 3:0
out to amuse lltetllsclves. ~iI‘rom the
University Missou It}.
ROBERT HUNTER TO SPEAK
Will Be at South Ncr'walk Congrega-
. tionai Church‘ Sunday.
'l‘iie‘sccond speuktir lit the discus-
sion of great public pl'olichIII-I at tile
South Norwulk Congregational church,
tomorton etettitti: wi I [to Robert littll-
tet tin well known B octalist, llIII Iiu-
thtii or Pan‘ll). Sollnlisls at Work
and other books oi II fsiuiilnt' nature.
There is probably no IIIIIII hotter
tilted to present thI- cause or Sni‘iili'
ism than Mr. lIlunth. He has given
himself and his muunI to the Socialist-
ic propaganda. Those who wish to
get it clear and sympathetic view of
this great. movemctt will find Mr.
Hunter us good a representative of it
as can be found.
Mr. Hunter will tale
"Socialists at Work."
Rev. Charles A. Illnsmore, of Wu-
tcrbury, who will preside over the
meeting, will preach at the morning
service of the church in exchange with
Dr. Maoist-land. Dr.I Dlnsmore is the
author of several works on Dante and
is a member or theindvismy faculty
of Yale Divinity schl oi.
as his subject,
HAPPY Si ('8 BALL.
The “Happy Six" held their heralded
' NEWS.
hail last night at. the skating rink. in
North Main street, at d it was a large-
ly attended affair. Music was furnish-
ed by McMahon's or hestm for the
dancing and Carl Stuupf sang the
choruses for the songs.
......-__-.,I‘
SUPERABUII
"llid that manager
mor in your play?".
“Yes." answered the gloomy author.
“He sold the whole thing was a. joke."
-—~IllecIiInuge.‘ I
....qu—
THE BEST Ll.‘ LLABIES.
'I‘ho IIIotth-ly woman who has raised
half It dozen childten can beat all the
divas that. ever "’Ilov 'at singing lul-
lnbles that really lull.-—Gnlveston
DANCE.
discover any lili-
—————‘————4
is‘ ambitions to
melt, but she us-
ag some man's. .
The average girl
make a name for he
null) ends by aceepti
'i‘iII- ('IItIrI IIt‘ I'rohite tor the lzizzI‘
ll‘it‘l ot' Not-walk, hIt it limited and
allowed ntx months I‘I‘otu the dill"
i'III‘ N‘ilit‘llit‘iil.E
\\itliill , H
ONLY A FEW MORE DAYS
AND
Cash
WILL COME
January,
(ll You Owe it
OUR
Great Half Price 1
Sale
TO AN END.
. Saturday, the { 39th of '3":
Will Be
the Last Day
to yourself to
come in and take advantage
of our offers -— plenty of
stock—mostly COATS and
SUITS for Women and Men.
Select anything you need
. and we will hold it until paid.
it. KriegerSi Co.
29-31 West Washington Street.
SOUTH NORWALK.
IES.
MOOSUP, Jan. 30.—B_v the arrest
here today of Amos Bergois, it. is be-
lieved that the many burglaries which
have been committed in this vicinity
recently will be cleared up. Bergois
is said to have mode a confession in
which he implicates twa other men,
Cotinne Ouilett and G. H. Myers, as
accomplices. These two men have
been traced to Portland, Maine, and
have been arrested. They will he
brought back here fer trial. Over It
dozen railroad stations in this section
have been broken into in the last. few
weeks. and the ethos of the Aldrich
Manufacturing Company was robbed a
few days ago.
YALE COLLEGE To SELL L ND.
NEW HAVEN. Jan. 30.—-—A plan will
come before the Yale University Cor-
poration at. its meeting next month,
for placing in the market a large plot.
which is part of the Yale Observa-
tory property in the, upper part: of the
city. Connected with the plan is a
proposition to run through the land for
a distance of about 1,100 feet, a street
parallel to st. Roman street, the inter-
mediate land to be sold or! in lots. At
existing values in thisregion the pro
CLEARING UP MOOSUP BURGLAR-I
Meat and
Provisions
All lino: of Bologna and Dellcates
sen. Fresh Fraukfurtcrs and Sausage
made unity. Try them.
F. KARL,
76 NORTH MAIN STREET
Phone 445.
‘ceeds would not be less than $100,000.
which would go for the benefit, of the
Yale Observatory. The land in ques~
tion was given for observatory pur-
poses by the late Oliver F. Winchester,
some forty years ago.
Scott—”Wonder why most women
gaze in the glass till the time they too
dressing ’.’"
Mott—"Natural curiosity. my boy. A.
woman always wants to see what's go~
ins on."-—Boston Transcript.
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