"'
tirelcphcnoaso
. v~wow-won:cmrsston ctcAss
when you out our THE
SUPERIOR
ROGER LUDLOW
10 CENTS
. ‘ . , on THE
. Twin City and Nugget
. 5 cams
THEY CAN'T BE BEAT.
is. J. REYNOLDS
MANUFAcTUnEs. ,
FIRE woof)
Hard and sort ready for family use.
. oHnrd Wo0tl....,61.75 per 54 cord.
Soft Wood. Vt. . .$1.50 per 54. cord.
.. split’Wood. 25o Extra.
1. f ,‘5' cA'nm serrs' wooo YAno.
. r‘i" ’ NO. 74 Newtown Avenue,
1" Phone No. 783-2.‘ Norwalk. COnn.
; 1‘ theft-arias @AL (3.
GOAL 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
We are constantly on the alert
To secure the best coal—-
B‘uyingflonly those varieties
You hayt'e'approved.
The kind words
Of satisfied customers
‘ ‘ Siam! good to us!
Whiting (39A. C9.
noun Bro LOAN
We loan money to housekeepers at.
$1 weekly payments, also to property
owners on second and third mort-
gages. All business transacted strict~
ly confidential. Office hours from 9 a.
In. till 7 p. m.: Saturdays till it p. m.
INDEPENDENT LOAN 5 SECURITY
COMPANY
04 Washington at. Havtland Bldg.
Ono flight up. Room 1.
LARGE ASBO‘RTMENT OF
1* Loose Leaf
' Books
Dennison Passe 'arioitt Iiindttig,
Dennison Lunch Sets. at
W. A Briggerman’s
. music arose.
Donovan Block. 132 Washington St.
on. Lunar;
For Freight Only
On and alter Tuesday, January 7.
iiiilti, Freight Propellers will leave
Pier 28. East River, New York. (loci
of Dover street). every day. (except
tinndsyi. at i p. m. Freight received
at Norwsik up to «I p. m. and South
Not-walk up to 5:30 p. in.
Norwalk Steamboat Co.
Annln' J. dmith.
Laue.
c. c. Hegemon,
General Agent
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GANS Co.
68 Water Street
SPECIALWMT‘shALE
Men’s Suits and
Overcoats
$15.00 SUITS AND $9 00
OVERCOAT S
D. GOTTLIEB
11 NORTH MAIN 8T.. 80. NORWALK
ations
are for iiucic Sam‘s navy next
in imporltinct- to the ships
tlitunsclics: tlu-ir acqui-
sition is proof of
wise init'sinht,
How about your foresight? You
dont‘ Intro to look across
the Atlantic or lilo
l’itt'iilt~ ltvl‘
Your Coating Station
It's i‘ialto llt‘i‘t‘ at
OUR YARDS
You can't find a better our.
HAZLETON COAL
The B. Hershtield & Son Co.
Tel. 294. 122 Water St.
“nuts MEANS '
“The Shoe of Shoes"
At $3.00
l"lliST-—~llt‘l‘llil$l‘ titty ltavc stylt- ’
SECUNIF 'l‘llt‘y tilt' t'ttitlftirtultlo,
’l‘Illlil'l-«llt‘t'ausc iht-i lilliWi‘iil‘ oil
or shoes sold at tho Sillllt‘ ill‘lt‘t‘.
()in‘ litti‘fttlo Ilip lilllllh are natural
t'd iii $6. A non pull it” occur pm.
pali'.
MAX LEVY
WASHINGTON STREET (BRIDGE)
LOOK !
Suappcrs. Ilaiihui, Ilosiou lilacs.
Wcalt Ii‘ish. it‘lni Fish. Iiiuc l-‘iah. I‘od
lt‘isb, Evin. ltIitcullops
A. Aaronson
Successor to .touh c. eiLcox.
mu MARKET.
181 WASHINGTON smear emcee.
TELEPHONE 931.
FREE DELIVERY ALL oven rowa.
we Repair Reefs
6 SEAVIEW AVENUE
EAST NORWALK.
TEL. #3-4.
A NEVER-FAILING SUPPLYU
The total husband was seeing his
iVlfI' oi‘i‘ with tho t'lillill'i'll for their VII-
ctttioa In tho touniry. As she izot [lit
the train lli‘ said: “lint. my dear.
won't you tiiiw soutt‘ lit-lion to road?"
“Oh. no!“ Iiilt: rl‘ttltl'iitlL‘ti sweetly. "l
shall tIopt-iitl upon your luttvrh front
homo! "w’i‘hildi‘.
“0000000000000...”an
‘7 The Higher Cost of Living ,
is not a valid excuse for failure to save.
Rather It emphasises the need for that inure careful
" which comes with the effort. losnve.
‘tiolty get more out of what. they spend than those who spend
without short to plan well. 4% Interest.
South Norwalk Savings Bank
UNITID IANK It’ll-Dill“.
planning
in practice those who save. litt‘
all
"scorn hesitation. court.
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The Paris Cloak and Siiit House
88 IOUTH MAIN ITBIET. IOUTH NORWALK.
Days’ Sale of Ladies’ and
Miss'es’ .Suits
OF BROKEN LOTS TO BE CLg'OEDsOUT AT GREATLY REDUCED
" F GE .
\Sale in SOUTH NORWALK and STAMFORD
WE ALTER FREE OF CHARGE.
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The Hatch & alley C»
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
YARD TEL. 48-2.
of
MILL TEL. 46-!-
Lumber and Mill Work for Everything
from a‘ Piggery to a Palace
We would call particular attention to our Moulded Wooden Gutters.
mode In two sizes of Douglas fir. the moat durable of modern woods: will out-
lll‘ NONI and il more OPHOMIHQII.
Alec we confidently recommend "Lincoln Roofing" for roofs and also for
flashing In place of metal. Does not root or decay and will last a lifetime.
A PENGIONED PONY. i
Life of Ease For 28-Year-Old Trick
Clreuo Horse.
New York can boast of many pom.
pet-ed pets. but down at Garden tilt!
there is one living In luxurious ease.
the guest for life of a his hotel. With
a Japanese valet to care for. him.
even though he nu not registered
since his arrival.
This is Tom, the first trick pony
of the now extinct Barnum & Bailey
Circus. which at the one of twenty~
eight years Is living as the guest at
the Garden (.‘ity tiotei. penaloned for
life by Robert Silckney.
The aged pony. according to ilronlr-
Iyn Lift». has not only it sumptuous
box stall but it Japanese valet as well.
who daily leads the animal out for Its
exercise. during which it is the re-
ciplcui of gifts and attention from
it hunt: circle of boy and ltlrl friends.
\‘l'hilt- advanced years have brought
utidnt-ss. tho pony still attempts a
few of its old time tricks.
Cipher Dispatches.
'l‘bu- result of the Presidential cler-
itoa to thin was long in doubt, and
din-third upon the electoral votes nI
Iottr Stall-s South t‘urolinn. Florida.
lruilu'..lti:i and (Ire-non. This entire
I‘litiilit : was noodcd by Mr. “eyes. the
It. ‘iplttlituu I'Mildldfile. while only one
vote was unccsimry to secure the t‘lt't“
min of .\Ir 'l‘Ildcn. Ibo Denim-rails:
.mituluialt- While awaiting the result.
l. rm dispatches ln cipticr passed ho
i\\i't‘ll ‘I‘IIdt-it and his friends i'cltttlm
in ii‘v' Status In dispute. They were
I; mum-d and printed by a New York
lit “of tli'l'l' in 12677. ttud stiugcrlt-d ttt~
tcttlplcd bribery. 'l‘he ctiarncu were
inn-situated by It committee of (‘Iiii
all as which declared that Mr. 'l‘lldnn
was not itnpilcntcd In tho nitair. (to
Ut'iilllt‘l‘ Ill. 1878. Mr. 'l‘ildon published
it card in which be publicly diat‘lnlmoti
knowledge of the dispatches.
Blanks In the Matrimonial Lottery.
“Cooking." said May Irwin. “Is it
cure for norvonn prostrttiloii. TM“
curt- is cheaper than a European itip
ll coittmeiids Itself batter to husbands
in".
"For my part 1 like the kind o:
woman who prefers the coolttttt; to
the travel cure. llclirer too from Ihu
kind of woman who is too big for lint
hilt.
"l‘p nciir lrwin Island I know ont-
or those objectionable women. lit-t
husband was going halting the- oIIn-z
any. Ito slid bitmly:
"‘h‘ly fishing trousers haven‘t
ultiulo button on them!’ _
"‘llnw fortunate." told his all»
Now If you're drowned if will no «I
may to identify your body. won‘t it.
dearl'
"'No.’ the husband roared. ‘It‘or
all the other chaps In the crowd are
married. tool'"
Oysters in Nook of Bottle.
Thorn“ A. Barrett. of Pine street.
ill!“ a curiosity is the form of an oyh-
isr slit-ii which grow Inside the neck
of a broken bottle, the latter romain-
lan around the centre of the shell.
which accommodated itself to the tin»
usual shape. while the ends continued
to arrow. fan shaped. He came upon
It about, six Inches under the sitrlncu
:if the sand while (slamming. the oys-
ter lining olive at the time. The thin
side of the shell has since been
broken off. leaving the thicit little in
Its original shops. The glass which
forms the bond around It on appar-
anti! the neck of a pint fin-It. Inside
of which the crater grew perfectly
round. the shell prosaic: so closely to
5|
A.“ m.....
the glass that it ll Immmoblo.~Pror- ,
Idonoc Joni-mi.
The “link Pilot."I
It II dimoult to estimate how many
of th. cup“. have acquired the on
of opium. Vol-tool estimates. accord-
lno to I. W. Towing. secretary or the
International Rotors: Bureau. claim
that a moderate flours would be he-
tweon 10 old to per cent. of the male
population for I in! to t per cent. of
tho Moi population. It to said that
hwfludllo per cent. of the
adult mile on opium. and at lust
mm at the women. nature the
precast sod-opium umptitn outta
there were over a thou-oat Material
1M
Fall Stock
Is Here
There Is an cxclusivencss. a
certain individuality about our
stock that you can't get citie-
wlicre. As to stylus, We know
that ours are equal lo..tlui twat.
We recognize that guild style.
combined with the boat wearing
leather tirade. Is foremost con-
sideration on the part
If you want the
Lateit Styles
of the
public.
in Footwear
CONNEDALLY
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B R A CK E N
81 WAst-tmcrou smear.
souru NORWALK.
reunion: scan
WEAR THE AMERICAN sua-
BERS. THEY ARE
‘ GUARANTEED.
NORWALK
Savings Society
iNCORPORATED 1M0.
Deposits June 29. 1909.
33.707.107.48
George M. Holmes. Frost.
Wm. A. Curtis, Vice-Proof.
Frod’k A. Bill. Buoy A True.
REAL ESTATE SALES.
(‘haricu Ii. lllltl \i'liiiuiu 1". Hoyt to
Mario It). Ill-talittnty. our-half lot,
Woodward ilH‘lllIt“. \\'.Il‘
lt‘l'illlli Ii. It‘ilrh lo .I. .I. (fault. ltlIIIlir
or. ii lots. (‘licsttiiit itircet. Will".
(‘lilli‘li‘g W. Mac, .lr., to Oscar 1-“.
Ht‘I‘iuour. land and buildings. Myrtlc
arciitic. War.
It). (3. Woutwuod lo limits A. licli~
nutior. iltroc Iota. Cliff street. War.
Frank .I. lmuunluiry to Margaret
(Hits. New York. lurid anti liiiiitlitlita.
Bail airtuti. War.
i’ctor iatcau to Anna 1". Murphy.
building lot. tit-anon i’ttrk. War.
Edward Hcliootmvor to William Air
dorsoti. clcvcn acres and buildings.
Wiiutlpatiit. War.
81. lmtlislas Church to Stephen
Csoiy, building lot. Elm tirovo street.
War.
Isabella S. Adams in 16. it. tiorhaiu.
throo loin Adams Mantle. War.
Isabella R. Adams to Charles A.
Reynolds, illrm‘ Iota. Adams itvcuuu.
War.
Margaret A. Mchrnuin to Barr 6:;
Knapp. Iiridituport, land and buildings.
Hhorc timid. Emu Norwalk. Wr.
A. A. it: It. (I. Itnyiiioittl to Michitcl
'i‘npllch and wire. "lot and buildings.
tum stroll. with"
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MORE INFORMATION.
i
MI‘N. (‘iiilg'\'t|lt‘i‘~§».iiii..til.. .‘.'ll.ll is .t
“utvasi Ilia ’1'”
Mr. t‘hugwatit-r «tilil’dtl liltlii' it .
toast Iio you imam I say you «out
know what, a swastika l-t.‘ ‘.
swastika ii—«why. blame it. swat: ilt‘lu
» ' ' (mg or! is the name oftlie tiltiuio that help. I .
”mm ulterior-tam“ tim‘ nitrous i» will.
w
W.
ma LEADING DRY eooos swoon.
TRISTRAM a HYATT, ‘
incontinent s. ”Kin ‘
NOS. 2 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
Blankets artdCbmfortables
Have you made provision for the cold weather by having a good supply of Blankets and
Comfortables on hand? if not, there is no better time than now to make your selections. We do
not sell the cheapest Blankets and Comfortablcs that are made. but we do guarantee the best val-
ues for the money in good clean goods. We sell you Blankets from 59c to $10.00 per pair. One
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.
Comfortables. good clean cotton, not waste or shoddy. $1.00 to 85.00.
Cotton Bats——we sell the Woolette lntcrlacel Confort Bats, looks like wool, put tip in
three-pound rolls and opens up jail the size of a quilt. '
TRISTRAM & HYATT, NORWALK, CONN
mlilillilillliitliiilll this
1". A. van lluren. of Main strml. Is
in New York today on business.
ii. (i
having his residence painted and turf
proved. i
w“ i
l‘llil'i')‘ Sturgcs. of Wilton. and Iiitr-‘
old Mayhow, of 131 South Main street.
were discharged front illt' Norwtilli
Hospital yl-sicrdity.
A pat i_\' of eight or nine yoiiiia .thlll-
cu citiploycd in the il‘lllllIIlIi-i dcpurl~
11101“ or the i‘rofnt & Knapp lint t‘otu-
puny. Went to Philadelphia Saturday
and apt-iii Ihc wwli Nut .1! ilu-ir
homes.
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A number of the young 111011 of Not
walk attended the football gilillt’ Sun , h."
day. bclwcnu the Orioles and South-l
poris.;tl I-lasl Norwttlk. it “as :t "linill 1‘
game. Well played. ‘l'iioi acorn; \\‘.l~l ll
to ii iii fat-or of the Orioles.
hilt-'1‘. Ilarrlot Keith. Miss
Siomtncll and Miss Mill Willi
new such a succcsst’ul danrc liixt rear 2
in tile 'i‘owtt Asst-tuldx Hall in \t‘allI
slrm-t. att- itllllllllllg ll. hair .'.
l't't'ill lill‘ about the lt-ill o! lilit‘l'.) ;
her. i
i} I‘itct‘
.I. .\l. llcncdlt-l. the uvll-knowu :lii-
iioucr of \\':tll Sll't‘l'l, who has Int-cu
onitr ill with an attack ui' illt‘ grip.
is now i|l|ll‘ to be out. .\liill\‘ of his
li‘lt‘lltls-t callcd at his sturc this morn
tilt; in congratulatc him on his rc~
con-tr.
lrviiii: ll. Sippt-rly. of West iitt'lllii'
bad a lllllv accidcnt with his nulotuo
hilc ii {I‘\\‘ days ago. which has p..l it
out of ctuuiuission temporarily. 'l‘lic
luuii’It-r tlt'oppt-d off anti was lost out
inasmuch as tho police :ii'c lit-citing u
i‘ltitm hutch on pmplc who lilil IiIiII‘lI
int-s without using mudh-rs, lht» mine
of the machine wtihoitt- 0119 would lit‘
llki‘l)‘ to cause lrouhlv. A uvw liliiiiicr
has incl-u soul for.
It was a lucky thing for Toni James.
the former wcllliiiown baseball play-
nr. that timiic \t‘itrdcii Wilbur 1“.
Smith did not ltlll across hint hunting
one day last \chi. 'l‘oin hall a hunt-
ci's lli‘t‘lltit‘ all light, but when lit'
started on it liltlc l'Xllt‘illllUll with his
aim itiid don. ht' discovered that he
had taken along his cttrpctttci"s union
card. which Is aliutml Identical lit up-
pcarauct» with the lliilllt‘hn‘ lit-cunt».
DISTRIBUTION OF PL \NETARV
NEWS.
FLAGSTAFF. Aria. Nov. '.--i)r.
Percival Inwcll. of Lowell Observa-
tory. yesterday Iasticd notice to obser-
rtitorlcs of America that by an ilHl‘Htt
mom with tho Colin-alt». tilt-11c, at Kiel.
(icrtutiny, llul LAIWI‘” (lbst-rvutot'y in
stead of Harvard hereafter will be tlu-
distribution t-ctilcr tor |Iltllli‘iill‘_\‘ ocu's
in America.
A8 TO PREACHERS.
"I wontlor why It Is no
preacitcrs wear tout; fact-s."
"If you had to live on the salaries
most of them not. i gut-us you'd wear
a loan l‘iicc pm." Ilirminxhuiu Atte-
ilcraltl.‘
many
NOT LOOKING FOR M088.
“iioiiicnilu'r. young Iiiitlt," sold the
ntcrn parent. to llitt roving lion. “that
a rolling stone gathers no mess."
“Wall. dad.” rejoined the younth. “do
you want me to break Into the moss-
bttck cittsa?"-~Chicngo News
A PLAIN ONE.
"Ilsa i-iiuiihcrs a natural beat
any Job?"
“Sure."
“What Is It?"
"Ito's a natural crook."~»-»iialtlmore
American.
W
NOT BECAUIE OF THAT. ’
“I believe." she complained, "that
your lore is growing cold."
"Well." he bitterly replied, ”If it In
you needn't feel that it is doing so
for
because you haven’t made It. not
enough for tire."~~~«(‘.tilcugo Meteorit-
Herald.
80M! MUOT ITAND IT.
"Why are you always rubbing It In
on rich people?” .
"’I‘hsy deserts it."
"Yes, but we can't all be poor. you
ktiuw."~Clevelsnd Leader.
.. OUR EASTERN POLICY.
Kalahari-«What is our policy with
. l-luiiford. of licldcn avenue. lsl
rims. who i ‘ #
similar; ,
you or dress. .0!
it ”I”
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eger&
29-31 West Washington Street
fi
0
Account Plan
you.
Attend the Laét
Two Days of
Anniversary Sale
(ll See the Girls' Coats we [are sell-
ing for $2.93 and $3.98.
(ll See the Taffeta Silk Skirts we
are selling for $10.00.
(ll See the Handsome Costumes we
are selling for $10.00.
ill See the Covert Cloth Goats we
are selling for $6.98.
(it See the Boys’
selling for tile.
ill See the Boys’ Suits we are sell-
ing tor $1.50 and $2.00.
(ll See. how much cheaper we are
selling everything on our Charge
that demand the ready cash from
Come and Open a
Charge Account
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Knee Pants w e are
than do other Stores
r
‘ A onerensuco'AoPnOVED. ‘
"Your husband says he prefers
baseball to the theater." said one
woman.
"Yes." answered the other, “and i
am anxious to encourage the profor-
uiiec. The theater tempts him to try
to sing popular airs when he gets
home, but a baseball game gives him
all the vocal exorcise be can stand."
-.-«~Wnslilngton Star.
M
UNH IEDID REMONGTRANOEB.
"who that you scolding a poor dog
who was merely indulging his natural
inclination to bowl at the moon?"
asked the kind-hearted man.
“Yes." answered the neighbor.
"Don't you know you ought to be
kind to dumb animals?" ‘ ‘
"That. dog isn’t dtttttb: he's only
ticttf.”-~wiishlngton star.
Lian...
"I see that royal hlopd has been dis-
covered In an old American family."
“Don’t. believe It. Home gossip to
always making a slam at our old farm
illos."-Philadelphin Public wager.
W
OLIVER IN FINANCE. .
"I only used a tboiisaiut marks a
course. to: husband
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“'59 iii ‘ a
30%“wa
W.
H. KriegerSzCo.
29-3l West Washington Street
‘ mama
to s
. anchorwoman.
A great number of men and
young men do not conuiuut' "tuit-
orlug" when they purchase their
clothes, and for that reason they
ilt'Vt'r quite understand Just why
Ihoy don't look like the fellow
who does.
'I‘siiorlng is the feature In
clothes. A garment cannot and
will itot give service vaii has
but been put together by tailors
who understand their work thor-
oughly and who are forced to
give their very best.
The most skillful garment
workers In the world are em-
ployed by Alfred Btmiamin it
Go. to make Benjamin Clothes.
019.00 to canoe.
Star shirts............|1.50 up
JOSEPH DAVIS
Tailor, Olethior. Hotter,
Furnish-r,
Trunks Ind Luther floods.
dl Within whatnot,
Norwalk Chronicler