SIS SI IMOKI INFERIOR OIGAHO WHEN YOU CAN BUY THE :‘ SUPERIOR ‘ Twin City and Nugget ' . scours ' THEY. CAN'T BB BEAT. B” J. REYNOLDS MANUFACTURER. FIRE WOOD Ilard and soft ready for family use. ultra Wood.....$1.76 per 14 cord. sort Wood. . .. ”$1.50 per 34 cord. Split Wood. 25o Extra. _ ‘ A. :CAIIMI BETTB' WOOD YARD. ‘ N0. 74 Newtown Avenue, Phone No. 133.2. Norwaik. Conn. ,+*3~= l' mesons. coAL ADVERTISING Must have something better Than talk behind it. No honeyed words of ours Will keep you warm, if Our coal fails to do its work. With this fact in mind A We are constantly on the alert To secure the best coal—- Buying only those varieties You have approved. - The kind words Oi satisfied customers Sound good to us! pal-Ts ItItIS @I“ Q“ . i‘il at $6 ’wv‘a‘m-m w.... MONEY TO LOAN We loan money to housekeepers at $1 weekly payments, also to property owners on second and third mort~ cases. All business transacted strict- ly confidential. (mice hours from 9 n In. till 7 p. in.‘ . SatuIdaIs till 9 p. m. INDEPENDENT LOAN a. SECURITY COMPANY 94 Wuhinpton 8L. Haviland Bldg. One flight up. Room 1. Lanai-z AssoaTMéNT 0F Loose Leaf Books Dennison Passe l’ariout illndinn, Dennison Lunch Soto. Ill W. A. Briggerman’s MUSIC STORE. Donovan Block. 132 Washington St. wan-u“..- w..- W Daily Line to N Y For Freight Only On and after Tuesday. January 7, lililil, Freight Propellers will leave Pier 28, Fleet River, New York. (foot of Dover etreotl, every day. (except iiunduyi. ill I p. In. Freight received at Normdh up to 4 p. in. and Heath Norwaik up to 5:80 p. m. Norwaik Steamboat Co. Aiming .I. Omith. , Limo. mm.-.” . Rout about (roah use} adv. i' Alden Solomon and tiharien H 'l‘Inw bridge, of South Norwalk. Were the "that George 1.. Ruckwell, at Lake also. 'l‘harnday. c. C. Housman, General Agent. Ill" I 7 out I‘m". NONE BETTER MAT..." GANS CO. 68 Water Street Overcoats $15. 00 SUITS AND OVERCOATS - D. GOTTLIEB 11 NORTH MAIN ST“ 80. NORWALK “a... ‘M Our Goal Our Coal Talks may not Convince You Only personal exper- ience counts. II hon qual- ity~——soperior quality—~— is the issue. 1’ II I a II II a i experience with our llazeilon coal is what you need to convince ypurseif ‘of' What we, kll'ou': That the proof of the coat in In the burning That the burning of our Hazel- ton coal ll superior That's a burning shame you did not know it sooner. The B. Hershfieid 8t Sea Co. Tel. 294. I22 .Vator at. _ «‘9... JAMES MEANS “The Shoe of, Shoes" At 33.00 lI‘illS'i‘w-lloruuao they have siyia SEI‘t)Nll~--’l‘lle_\' are rouliorlable. 'I‘Hlltl)~—HIIIaune Ill!) outwtal oil‘ or ahm‘h 80M at lllt‘ aalIIII |lllti‘ (lul lilii‘i‘alo llip lioota ale nation A “I“ pull flu II\'-II_\ pm. pall‘. MAX LEVY WASHINGTON STREET (BRIDGEI LOOK! Snappers, Halibut Weak Fish. Flat II‘ieiI Fish. Eula, lvlaI-uliopa A Aaronson Buccaneer to JOHN c. OILCOX. FIBH MARKET. 181 WASHINGTON STREET BRIDGE TELEPHONE 931. FREE DELIVERY ALL OVER TOWN llostnll liluI-H, liiutI Fish. (‘oil “bau‘cé'n Metro-mm: w Twin City Athletic Club Had Succeur ful Affair Last Night. The Twin (‘lly Athletic (,YIIIII ran oil a very nice little dance laat night at the Auditorium In North Main street. the first in fact illai they have aivIIu. There was a good HI‘M'II attendance IIIIII amue money was I‘ll‘ill‘t‘d. it won proposed to have II prize. coillllon. hut thin waa iillillififillt-ti on amount of no om. uhowlnu a disposition to partici- pate. itefreahluvoia \li‘l‘iI served free after the dance. The t‘flilliiIIlII‘II ni' IIIIaiIuIIIIIIIniu con. alalI-II of Harry Smith. Harry tl'llrieli William A. Noah and Fred 'l‘, (Tole man. Knahiiu‘h orchestra from iirlIlaI port I’urniahvd inhale SIGNS HAVE BEEN REMOVED. llli union of iii an r hIIIII ilaa adorn mi lilo railroad I‘I-III'II near lilo over- head bridge in Wanltlnzzioli street. have iII-I-n l't'iiiili‘tii by Street Coin Ioisalonrr llanlei liaulop. Complaint way. made umuriime and rewarding the signs, and Mr. lllmlop started corron pondrnw with the company. wiih the result that he ienIneIl that the roll] puny had never uivvn anyone permla ulon to overt IIKIIi-l there and he could remove them if no no desired. e Yen Used “VIBE habit cease. Begin again .. , v. . tome have been obliged to during the punt tum yealn. not think on handy that money came In when you needed It. a lite feature of your plan of living. We pay four per cent. in- UNITID IANK IUILDING. memeeememm Your Account? lie not let your and once more make your account ecu-In acumen. cone. SPECIAL SALE Men 8 guts and The Hatch & Bailey C = The Parts Cloak and SuIt‘Beuse. IO BOUT" MAIN I'I'RIIT, IOUTH NORWALK. AThree Days’ Sale of Ladies’ and . Misses’ Suits OF BROKEN LOTS TO BE Ctgfggsowf AT GREATLY REDUCED Sale in scorn noawaut and STAMFORD WI‘ALTIR FREE OF CHARGE. SOUTH NORWALK. CONN. YARD TEL.“ MILL TEL. 46-8. $9 00 Lumber and MillWerk for Everything from a Piggery to a Palace We would call particular attention to our Moulded Wooden Gotten, made in two III“ of Dougla- fir. the moat durable of modern wood-I will out. fut metal and II more ornamental. AIIO “we confidently recommend "Lincoln Roofing" for roofs and also for flushing In place of metal. Does not run or decay and will int a lifetime. hill. Sliilililll’i lilRilS Bill WAY Prisoner Collapsed Under Merciless Examination by the Presiding Judge PARIS, Nov. ii.»~Mme. Steinhoil, who was led fainting from the court- room yesterday, area not called to the stand when the trial was renamed to- day, somewhat to the dinnpolntmont of the spectators. Those who had wit- nessed the dramatic situations of the past three days were prepared for new thrills in Iourt today The Imirl how ever . elected to Ionlinuo the examln atiou of the state's witnesses wlIlIh was begun after the accused WI‘LtiIilll llilll collapsed. The prosecution had announced that it would eali Ii’l‘ wiluoasea and three of IIIIINII \vero heflrtl late yesterday. The opening examination today was . along the some linen, police wiiIIessI-s heing introduced to describe the up» prai'ImrII of the Sininhell home imme- diately after Adolphe steiIIhI-ii and his Iliilllli‘i‘ in law. Milit'. .lupy. hml lawn Ililll‘tli‘l'l’il. The purpose of the testi liltill) was In show that there was no i'\'lill‘li(‘t' of a genuine I‘llnl‘arier to slip- Ilu- IlIIinI of the widow that rolIin-ry v II.» the InnliII- for Illi' crime A» upIIII lllt‘ prom-ding days, owl-y our \I ho llllil been granted pI-rIIIlssinn in lit-M iiIII i‘lIHI' “as on hillltl early. and \iu- usual rrowd whiih luilwl of :IlllllillllII‘II has gathered about Illt' ‘liliiilii‘v' to the court room The, In- Il'llll iIIIIIII~;<l of the public I‘tlllllllilI'N. .yilipuiili tor the prisoner having laii 'il to fill” IlII‘ I-Ilat- Ilf‘ IleIIII'iIIIiIl' (W n then illl' i‘iiKl‘lIli'r-S iii li'lil‘li Illl' lute ml l§l li.I.lIlllIl oi the now famous hint. . . __... ._.._........-__..... THE R 6. CI FACTORY. WIII be Topic of Rev. H. B. Carpenter's Prelude Sunday Evening. “'l‘lu- lI‘rlenIls and Foes of the t‘hureli." llll‘ liIlIIl iii the series of) liilpiist history. \I’lli im the topic III sermon at ihe South Not-walk liuplisl I‘hurcll. tomorrow morning, followed by the (‘olnmiiulon .wnlve. 'l‘iltI itiIIlo school at l: o‘clock and the Young i’iIopiII'a moeiinl; ni ii, The special owning aIII'I‘iI-II will llliVl‘ a special feature ill the pasture prelude on "The ii iii ii Factory." followed by the even- Illx Nt‘l‘llltilll "'l‘ile \\'I~IiiIII'lI oi an l'ilv l‘aiilna iluppinvan,” Music for the (lay: Morning. interineam. . . . . .. “il Lamb of tIoII' ".lI-aua, Kink Prelude, Anthem. lteaponm'. .SIItIllIIy '. .l-ichlIIckt-r of Glory" ............................ Nevin (lfforiory solo, "Jesus, Lover of My Soul“ ........................ Tours hlra. .i. Wesley (l’t‘onnor. l‘oatludo. Sili‘llt’ Mareho ....... liaiiafo Evening. Prelude. Adagio Cantabile. from \‘io- lin Sonata, Opua lit). No. mileulhoven Anthem. ”Four Ye Not" ........ Splker lionpouao. ”Saviour. liroaihe an hive. ulna llleauluu" ............. Sicilians ()ffiulory duct. '0 hinting lloat” ....................... Wiegund Mi. t‘rmlvtI and Mr. O'Connm. Unaccompanied Iplariette. “Oh Lord. Most Holy".. ............... llarkor lImIlluIiII. March Iiee h‘antomea. .i‘lurk WILL BE IUBY NEx‘l‘ WEEK. Rev. Dr. Charlie o. Macfnrlend to De- IIVer Audi-cue. in Several Pinon. The State Conference of Congrega- tional Churches has sent out a call to its annual meeting at 'l‘orrlngton from 'I‘aontlay to Thursday of next week. The general subject to "Present DIII' Needs." and among the speaker. in Rev. Charles S. Macon-land. of our city. on "The Attitude of the church and Ministry 'l‘oweI-Iie indulirial Move- ments of the Day." It having been vot- ed at the Conference 9. year ago at Rockvlile. that Dr. hinterland be In vlted to offer recommendation: re» gaming the relation of tho‘ Slate Con- foeruco to Indultrlal organization. The Bridgeport papers announce that Dr. Maofarlarni III to give an ad- dreaa on the industrial situation before the Men's Club of the First Congrega- tional Church of Bridgeport on Mon. day evening. he program of the Fairlield Went next is also at hand and no in to noon wider the name general subject in an addma before thath body. The state Conference program an‘ trounce: that Dr. Maclarlnnd has been elected to the committee of the NI» Ilenal’ Donnell tattoo of The amt leu- oi Ooumational’ Gil retina and III editor of the Indul- Fall Steck Is , Here There is an exelualveneaa, I certain Individuality about our stock that you can't get else.- where. As to styles. we. know that ours are equal to the best. We recognize that good style. combined with the beat wearing leather made. to foremost con- oldorution on the part of the public. 1! you want the Lateél’ Styles in Foetwear GIVE US A TRIAL. CONNEALLY -"'—'—-Ir-AND BRACKEN l 01 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. TELEPHONE 3034 WEAR THE AMERICAN RUE 'iI~lI-.-II in \i‘valpnri. slated that she BERG. THEY ARE flflIIIl RIIIII'iIlTII up ill iInsiIIIIsI-z ill Nun GUARANTEED. York. lIuinIa him a studio hut that he made a follow. through his iil‘lllli log. The last lime Mrs. llatirllfie Wu.- THE LEADING DR GODS STORE. TRISTRAM & HY ATT, NOS. 9 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING. Blankets and Comfortables Have you made provision for the cold weather by having II good supply of Blankets and Comfortables on hand? If not, there is no better tine than n IW to malie your selections. We dI not sell the cheapest Blankets and Comfortables that are made. but so do guarantee the best val- ues for the money in good clean goods. We sell you Blankets from 59c to $10. 00 per pair. ()ne special Is the famous Beacon Blankets, in white grey and Ian, full size, at $1. 50. We guarantee this to be the best Blanket ever sold at the price. Cornlorlables. good clean cotton. not waste or shoddy, $1.00 to $5. 00 Cotton Bats——we sell the Wooiette Interlac ei Co alert Bats, looks like wool put up in three-pound rolls and opens up jail the size of a quilt. TRISTRAM & ililiiiils man Judge Lucien h‘. Burner in the Sn- perior Court yesterday granted three ‘ I divorces. The other and Norwolk. 'l‘he Bridgeport anvil»; cant was Elaie May llrown lit-ane. who was freed from her husband. Aiheri Francis Boone, also a resident ol’, One was from Bridgeport, l’il‘iIlgIIllni‘i. oil the RI‘Oiilitl of lotoii i‘Ii' ! 3‘ The couple were InurriI ll 3 .3. child . “ i asked him not In. 4 Me i rueliy. l‘hII'emlwr '23, llitiii. and have out- aged four years. no out nights. but his only aIIsz-I III..- II curse, and then he would I-holw nag" said Mrs. l'leone. when Judge iiillllt'i’ Illii-siionotl lll'l' about lil‘l‘ llllfillziliil. Mrs. IlIIIIIIo stated that iiIIane was not a drinking man. but that he treated her IlIIIIalIII-r shamefully. Slit‘ had seen him ofieh- choke lll’l‘ IlIIIIchiI-r one How so hard that slw was ‘Iill.Illll‘ to lake liquid final. .\i: limo-I is: liow employ-ml tit Lusiwiu‘s ll .f‘iusz. star-u ill Mall) ritual. llrirlrri-v lI Jessie Itodrlll’ii‘. In ’I'IwIigi'Il I'm find from Asa l\'. lilihiitli. who iu: no regular home. but is III".I:I sm‘li in Bridgeport. The decree was gi'nnied on the ground of Ileserilon. Hrs. ellifo stated that six months am I their marriage in New York lll'l' husband drank large quantities. and was in ioxienied every night Airs. A. ll Whitman. who conducts the photo studio at the muddy III l-‘oil'tii-lii iiilIl i‘arii avenue. Illll who makes hey- l‘m‘.‘ ..... .. .... .4. . 4!... “Led"-.. NORWALK Savings Society INCORPORATED 184.. Deposits June 29. 1909, 33.707.107.48 George M. Holman. Prat. Wm. A. Curtie, Vice-Prod. Fred'k A. Elie, Guy A Tron. .u U... .-,.. .. iiiilllli iiiiilii Willi lill Eli PiiiilliS iii Members ol Town High School Com— mittee Desire Enlightenment 'i‘ho nIIIthera out just what their poWeru are. They fear they linVII an oliiro that does not Ilill‘) with it much authority to refer once to running the IIIIIII school (In IIIIIInbor aniIl ihla moInlnII he fouled ihelr poona do not exceed those III on ordinary fIiHIi'It'l committee. but the romluliloe proposed to uncertain Imalilvoiy whether thin III «II. A: meeting of the high IIIIIIool rom- nIIiteu wan held that night at the high school with all of the meaIiII-ra in at billed were the, elite! topic under Illa mission. Ho for an appears at first alrrht they have only the care of the school building and the hiring of the teachers. The procuring of supplies. books, etc. nee-Ina to be still vested in the heard of school visitors do with the expo lug of the appro each to know the extent of the othnr'o need in this line The momhnra of the high school committee are the Rev. hr. 0. R. Mac farlauti. llr. w .I ‘i‘raeey, heater Hyatt. Reed ii. I‘lvnn andR .lti no Cniilm'iniitli) at Weatport week after Witt. Another matter discussed last ovo- nlna won the anal supply ’i‘wo bide were received. hat the contract was not given out. The resignation of Charles it. Post, Instructor of theootniumlai rivalri- mam pililiio of the town hllili school committee are trying to figure tendanco. and the prerogatives of their It also appears that each has tunnewhat to printionu. but wit Ioul provision for em lilo our supervisor or with him was in January. liiiiti. .uIIIII which time, Mrs. Radcliffe has made her home with Mrs. Whitman. Mrs, Whitman said. "lie talked as if IIII was It millionaire and did not have to truth for anyhotly " liliiiiS Mill illiiiiliili. Steve Kilch. Steve Kiaeh, an l'llllll months old baby. (“till today III Illi‘ homo of his parents at itii Lexington avenue. ’IMIW-u m- .’.... MEETING OF SCHOOLMASTERS. Hold Today In III, Nci'whik School With Thirty Prue'nt. The Schoolmaalera' Round Table of Western Connecticut held its loan it’t'fltll annual meeting today in the town high school building in Word ave~ one. Thirty members were present. and participated or listened with in It‘I'I'iII to II discussion on the following subject a: High Morning. (lur Iloya and Our l‘uIIlie Schools. Why do boyll tend to leave aehonl after they hereun- iI years of nae? To what extent lli‘t‘ they justified? How may lth tendency he counter acted? What relative auroeaa in halo: Rt‘hii‘VI‘tl along this line by each IIIIIIIIIIIIIII as: Manual trainina. trade aelinoia. alilleiico. commer- cial branches. other vocational studies. compuleory attendance lawn. Afternoon. What part. of II uohoolmastor'e time outside of school hours should he devoted to school work on each? What kinds of professional study ahould II schoolmaster engage In to keep up to date? President lolhron D Hinton. of hanlnny. presided. and the dincuanlonr on the various topics were. started by the «nutrition of the committee .on pro zlaln. George ll iioydon. of the West uort iliIIh School Unicorn will he I it I'IIIIII this afternoon ale-MAW necieloati IN own. store; One in Against Mrs. amiiy a. Smith and the Other Against the Tyrone .lIIIlIIe Joseph R. Taylor hander‘ down duel-dons \IIIIII I-Ilay III Irvo inter .auna looni civil units. tried out Ir the ‘Ilorwnlit (Willi. In one of these, cases. Judge Taylor llnda n aimt the nlaiuilll' hm“ Emily n smilinthe IeIIeataIa aaeni. Mrs Ifmliii IIIIIIII lom'lI and lame! A ’i‘nmnkina and William Oswald for e admission on It sale of reel cattle to hasten. she asked Ilse datum“ the tram the ruminant» III-om mom Billil iliiSBililiS. 3* two wI-ro from Weslpori I ital . ' HY ATT, NORWALK, CONN. 2931 ll est wv'r‘ .‘I ashiagton Street Attend the Lasit Two Days of Anniversary Sale (ll See the Girls' Coats we are. sell- ing for $2.98 and $3.98. Ill See the Taffeta Silk Skirts we are selling for $10.00. Ill See the Handsome Cos‘lumes we. are selling for $10.00. ‘ Ill See the Covert Cloth Coats we are selling for $6.98. ill See. the Boys’ Knee Pants we are selling for 10c. Ill See the‘Boys’ Suits we are self- mg for $1.50 and $2.00. Ill See how much cheaper we are selling everything on our Charge Account Plan than do other stores that demand the ready cash from you. , Come and open a Charge Account .. a»... H. KriegerSzCe. 29-31 West Washington Street Badman CLtlItt JIM Deni-III" center. A great number of men and yuan»; men do not consider "tail- oring" when they ptii‘cllano their tonnes and for that reason they lil‘l’t'l quite underatnud just why the» dont look line too fellow uho dtII’II 'l‘ulioring la the feature in Melitta. A garment cannot and will not give Iorvico if it has not been put together by tailors who undoratand their work titul- oughiy and who are forced to give their vary bent. The meat skillful cement workers in the world are one played by Alfred Benjamin & Co. to melon Benjamin Clothes. 010.00 to $80.00. . liar shit-ta............ti.eo up Josfifi DAVIS afllofl (3::th H.“." if, Tmakgvm' “:3“; m It _ mm eh m" _! that Mrs Smith was IIIIIIIII; na tin fluent of Mr Rowan and allow the he defendants the coats of the action Walah and Huhhell appeared for the plaintiff and Hui-Ibo" and Davis for lofondanta. Lawsuit Over Tree Cutting. in the other case that of Logan i“ I‘ytell and Harrison ll 'l‘yrell against Mary J McMahon, of Weatpori even Iil' .ludae Taylor allow; the plaintiffs Ills? damagea. Light and Tammany are , he plaintiff's attorney and W A. Grit; flu in. appeared for Mrs. McMIIhon. 'l‘hie case was the roeult ot the out- In; of some trees on ma property in lirolld RIVoI‘ purchased y the. lain- .litu from Mrs. McMahon. The a lean» ion was that hire Mutilation had the men out down after selling the prop ~rty. Mrs. McMahon mainuanod that In: still had a big interest in the prop II‘ y. Appeals may be taken In each case. A still alarm of tire look the Pot» mm Chemical and hone wagons this uorning to North Main street at 6:10 I. In. Home wood and vapor M ii“ fear of the Fr nlt cart market Were litre. it Im opened that the heat from the smoke hound canned the trouble. 'i‘lto una- m not out with matte the » it. item of I: “a Hill "it!
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